Claring Sabbath School and Services Noted
Clips report Sabbath school at 9 45 and preaching at 11 16. Miss Ella Coleman of Bradford guest in Lowman and Hiick homes. Numerous locals and visitors from Gary Ind Pittsburgh and Johnstown visit relatives. A closing line laments harsh critics.
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Ella Coleman
Bradford
Lowman
Hiick
R. A. Jewell
R. D. McCall
McCall
Rymeraburg
Russell Gray
Gary
Ind
Jennie Sandles
Frank Clark
Murry Clark
Cresson
Laurence Ringer
Pittsburgh
T.S. Ashbaugh
Percy Hemphill
Johnstown
Harry Ferguson
New Kensington
Ida Ferguson
Lee Roy McKee
George Rose
Bill Pierce
James Moorhead
Dean Clawson
Clark Stott
Kittanning
Unsolved disappearance of Harper's Weekly editor Samuel S Conant
Samuel Stillman Conant, editor of Harper's Weekly and son of a linguist, vanished after planning a Albany trip in January 1885. He left his New York office and never returned, with sightings and rumors surfacing for years. The case became a noted missing person mystery alongside Dorothy Arnold and Charley Ross.
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Bor
Samuel Stillman Conant
Heidelburg
Tharper
Conant
Conants
Authors’ Club
New York
Albany
T. P
Stevens
Harper’s Weekly
Brooklyn
Fulton Street
Long Island City
Dorothy Arnold
Charley Ross
Dorsey Foultz
Wheeler Syndicate
Horse Talk Across Regions Collected By Readers
Twondon Morning Post notes varied horse language used across regions. Readers report "Gee" and "Haw" in the United States and Canada, "Mothar" in North Wales, and Essex Norfolk drivers using "halt" for left with "woosh" for right. A Norfolk Suffolk border correspondent mentions horsemen saying "wheesh" to turn right and "coopear" or "coopeyy" to the left.
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Gee
United States
Canada
North
Wales
Mothar
Essex
Norfolk
Suffolk
Twondon Morning Post
Community Notes From Clyde and Surroundings
Rob in son Ervin Mack and wife host Missionary Society of Germany M B church at their Clyde home with many families attending. Many locals reported outings, travels, and family news, including road work, injuries, births, visits, and school openings.
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Ervin Mack
Clyde
Missionary Society of the Germany
M. B
Mack
Charles A. Robinson
George F. Mack
Merl Mack
Vincent Mack
Weldon and
James
Kenneth Mack
Rosemary
Forrest St.Clair
T. A. Henderson
Lydia Lichtenfels
Clara Hostetter
Robert Brendinger
Ruth
Orpha
Thelma
Penn and Indian Caverns
James Shetter
John Ayres
A. B. Dodson
Ralph Johns
Turkey Nest
Uniontown
Bert Clark
William Clark
Rahoam Higgins
Wilbert Mack
BR. R. Co
Ti Fa
Faut
Lawrence Arfford
BIDS WANTED FOR COAL FUEL AT INDIANA SCHOOLS
The Board of Education of Indiana Borough invites bids for coal fuel for all school buildings for 1930 31. Bids due Sept 10 1930 at 12 PM in the Tight School Building. Include mine location coal grade and approximate BTU carbon ash analysis. Bid per ton 2000 lb. Board may reject all bids. Signed W S Daughrety Marion N ge Bath president Indiana Pa Aug 20 3te
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Board of Education
Borough of
Indiana
Board
Ste
Moald
Daughdrety
Marion
Ge Bath
eHt
Notice of First and Final Account Filed in Indiana County
The Farmers Bank and Trust Company of Indiana Pa as guardian of M Louise Mitchell has filed its First and Final Account in the Prothonotary's Office, Indiana County. The court will consider on Monday September 1, 1930, unless exceptions are filed within ten days. All interested parties should govern themselves accordingly. Claude E Bath Prothonotary August 4, 198d-4te.
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Farmers Bank & Trust Company of
Indiana
M. Louise Mitchell
Indiana County
Claude E
Bath
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