Zions Valley News Family and Social Calls
Zions Valley notes list visits and calls by residents and neighbors including Mrs Anderson, Mr Kepple of Youngstown, Mr Knepshield of Apollo, the Longs, Briggs of Brushvalley, and many Matson family members. Social visits include ball game attendance at Elders Ridge, plus several local business callers. Public notice offers trespass notices for sale at The Progress Office with mail option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inn Matson
Anderson
William Kepple
Youngstown
Ohio
Lawrence
Harvey Knepshield
Apollo
Long
Shoup
Walker
Livermore
O. T. Briggs
Brushvalley
Mrs. Walker
Walter Layton
Mrs. Long
Harry Wissinger
Fred Wilson
Mr. Graham
Knox Long
Jennie Anderson
Carl Anderson
van Anderson
Vandergrift
Neille Anderson
State Road
David Anderson
Klingensmith
Stanley Matson
Longe
Glenn Debaven
Indiana
Sunday Visits Across Vandergrift Apollo And Indiana
Indiana visitors Mr and Mrs John Shannon spent Sunday with A M Jamison. Vandergrift locals Glenn Shutt and Arthur Spang called on uncle J C Schrecengost. Christy and Todd Christy visited family in Vandergrift and Apollo. Apollo pair J F Henderson and J A Miller with Janet spent time with Anna C Smith. Jami gan kin and Jamison family hosted relatives in South Bend. Mrs Schrecengost visited sister Mrs Rosborough. F A Coleman and J T Henderson husked corn for J T Jamison. George Jamison aided father apple picking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shannon
Indiana
A. M. Jamison
Glenn Shutt
Arthur Spang
Vandergrift
J. C. Schrecengost
Cornelia ‘Christy
Todd Christy
Apollo
J. H. Christy
J. F. Henderson
J. A. Miller
Janet
North Apollo
Mrs. Miller
Anna C. Smith
J. T. Jamison
Harry
Mary Ellen
Clair
Local Notices and Social News From Marion Center
Miss Margaret Hamill visits relatives in town and East Mahoning. Laura Barclay from Indiana visits friends here. Mrs. B F Duncan and Miss Charlotte Krauss attend Mrs. D W Gromley funeral. Harry Wissinger makes business stop in town. Mrs Lena Griffith Gromley funeral held with ministers Nevins Edmonds Moore and Waltman. Dr J M Stewart called to Pittsburgh for pneumonia illness of daughter Dorothy. Harald Holt has tonsils removed. Trespass notices advertise new act and sale of notices on cloth and waterproof paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hamill
Town
Walter Simpson
East Mahoning Township
Laura Barclay
Indiana
B. F. Duncan
Charlotte Krauss
D. W. Gromley
Harry Wissinger
Mary Caldwell
Beaver
Co. L. Nevins
Glassport
F. A. Edmonds
Leechburg
C. L. Moore
C.A. Waltman
Lena Griffith Gromley
van Ness
Barbara Ann
Ohio
J. A. Terpe
L. H. Mountain
Etta Ober
J. M. Stewart
Pittsburgh
Dorothy Stewart
Stewart
Harald Holt
W. A. Holt
Drop Too Much Fatal to Gentle Bumblebee
A whimsical Exchange piece describes a bumblebee succumbing to overindulgence in nectar. The gentle insect, clinging to flowers as frost approaches, dies peacefully after a summer’s indulgence, illustrating a mournful, ironic toast to a fragile creature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Complex epitaph puzzles at Chilvera Coton churchyard
A lengthy 1857 grave marker reads Sacred memory of ANN wife of WILLIAM HILL who died February 1 aged 87 and also wife of the above who died June 2 aged 7 years mother of the above died March 7 aged 77 Harriot daughter died December 14 1846 aged 18 quoting a Bible verse from Mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilvera Coton
Ann
William Hill
Harriot
Collier’s Weekly
Harlech Castle and Song of Harlech Legend
Wales famed as land of castles. Harlech sits atop its rock near Narmouth. The castle, begun about 550 A D by Maelgwyn, later housed Owen Glendower and Margaret of Anjou. The March of the Men of Harlech, from the Wars of the Roses, anchors Welsh minstrel lore and tourist draw for golf links nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Tyrol
Harlech
Narmouth
Maelgwyn
Prince of
North Wales
Alte
Owen Glendower
Margaret of Anjou
Honey in the Radiator Keeps Motors Healthy All Year
A. Reese of the Ohio Department of Agriculture says honey serves as a year round radiator aid. In winter it acts as an anti freeze, in summer it helps cooling due to a high boiling point. He notes benefits but warns honey can pass through small openings and endanger engine cylinders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Reese
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Reese
Ambitious George’s Plano Lessons Spark Child’s Musical Ambition
A hesitant high school student named George begins piano lessons to contribute to social events. He narrates his progress with humor, mentioning a beginner piece Two Little Grasshoppers and a future project She Elephants' Birthday Party as he aims to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Turtle Racing Species and Methods Described
The article explains racing turtles such as box and gopher turtles and notes Gala pagos turtles as a now nearly extinct giant land species. It describes captive training with a pole and banana or carrot to steer, and a gopher turtle race where turtles start under tubs and race to the circle edge to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoological Gardens
Light penetration in sea water varies with latitude
Popular Mechanics Magazine reports scientists' findings that light at different latitudes penetrates to varying depths. At 33 degrees north light reached 800 meters, at 50 degrees to about 1000 meters, and at 67 degrees to roughly 200 meters, reflecting a far-reaching effect of latitude on underwater illumination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics
Important conferences for young people on liquor issue
Protestant youth leaders plan a nationwide series of weekend conferences to present factual information on alcohol. Delegates from churches will study five key topics and discuss in small groups, with several regional events in Pennsylvania in November. Registration via district or county supts. fee is $3.00 including lodging and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Indiana County
Jeannette
Oil City
John W. Elliott
The
Baptist Board
Harry Thomas Stock
Congregational Board
Roy B. Burt
D. Stuart Patterson
James B. Pritchard
Methodist Episcopal Board
Herbert C. Mayer
Boston
County
Florence Wallace
Oakland Avenue
Indiana
Smicksburg Women Stage Play Clubbing a Husband
A Lutheran church group in Smicksburg presented the play Clubbing a Husband in the church basement last Friday night October 16 despite poor weather. The event drew a full house and spurred talk of starting a local theater. Rev. Troutman left town briefly and returned pleased no husbands were harmed. The piece sparked community chatter, with some men reconsidering engagements while others praised the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smicksburg
Troutman
Paris
Divorce Petition Summons Issued in Tadina Pennsylvania Court
A damaged legal notice directs Michael Kingd to appear in Tadina Pa before the Court of Common Pleas on the first Monday of December to show cause why his marriage to Murle Yvnged should not be dissolved. It cites an exact petition and dates, signed by Judge J. N. Langham and clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena Star-News
Martin Demongski
Marthn Demonski
Indiina
Conmion Meng
Deventer
Sophe Demanski
Marth La.maniski
Laningham
Claude FE
Ton, Hangham
Elmer Borland
Sheriff’s Office
Indiana
Michael Kingd
Michal Itingo
Tadhina
Court of Common Pleng
Murle
Michael
Tibet
J. N. Langham
Ahe
Langiam
Tudge i
Lowland
Sherif
Sheriffs Office
Jndbina
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Oaches
Vitech
D Bae
AITZ
Broadway
Ort Neern
Goo Phila
Zions Valley
Goldie
Mogsbaugher
Samuel Strong
Shady Plain
Frank Matson
Elmer Raheigh
Kellys Station
Will Matson
Ina
Emma Matson
South Bend
Progress Office
Girty
Marion Center
J.C. Penney Co
Selotto & Jorko
Pluries
Sophie Demonski
Martin Demonski
Indians County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Scintta & Jerko
Maurie Ttingo
Michael Ringo
Andiana County
Commonwealth of
Wara
Ewahel
Florence
Cite Set Teen Guarantes
Katene
Jet
Troub Furniture Co
Ritz Theatre
Indiana, Pa
Indiana Motor Company
North Eighth Street
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