Loyalhanna Notes A Week of Social Visits and Travel
County Town News covers visitors and trips in Loyalhanna and Starford. Mrs John Lowman and Miss Mary Gilson return from a week with Ella Lowman. Rev Frank Woodward spoke at the Presbyterian church. Multiple locals and visitors from Indiana Altoona Vandergrift and Cambridge exchange visits and attend picnics and services across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelcota
John Lowman
Mary Gilson
Loyalhanna
Ella Lowman
Steele Mcllhoes
Nancy Sharp
William Beer
Ruby
Roy Beer
Harold
Presbyterian Church
Frank Woodward
Gilbert Islands
Woodward
Indiana
Clark
Altoona
Lois Armstrong
Harry Colbitt
Dayton
John Lackey
Creekside
Colkitt
John T. Gibson
Paul Fleming
Wirt
Okla
Sarah Fleming
Margaret Heffelfinger
Lewis Clark
John Russell
Idaho
Robert Russell
Mary Millen
John Gibson
Janet Townsend
South Bend
William Harbison
Charlotte Armstrong
Washington Township Guests Return Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs Matthew Streams and family hosted a large group of relatives and friends from Coakport Johnstown Bar tow Fla Indiana New York Homer City Graceton and other nearby areas during a one day visit last week. Attendees included J C Leas ure Shedrich Conner and daughter Mitchell Margaret Henry Conner and daughter Jacob Conner and daughter Miss McAnulty Harry Wyncoop EB Miller Argyle Miller Mrs Clark Jamison and Miss Sara McMillen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Mulberger
Jacob Sadler
Plumville
Murray Stewart
Grace
Johnston
Sagamore
Wear
B. W. Miller
Indiana
Fulton
Melvin Wella
Bell School House
Matthew Streams
J. C. Leasure
Coakport
Shed—rich Conner
Mtchel Margaret
Johnstown
Henry Conner
Bartow, Fla
Jacob Conner
McAnulty
Harry Wyncoop
New York City
EB. J. Miller
Sell Frech
Wilkinsburg
Mr. Frech
Kathryn Frech
Margaret Hazlett
Mary
Blairyville
Jemima Kooser
Bert
Leechburg
Misa Ethel Palmer
Arcadia
Clarence Condron
DuBois
Harry Fyock
Philadelphia
Marion Center Shower For Miss Bertha Elis
A miscellaneous shower was held for Miss Bertha Elis Monday evening. Miss Elis will wed James Steele in early fall. Several locals, including trained nurses from West Penn and West Penn hospital, were mentioned visiting or at work. A Sunday school picnic was postponed to allow the children to attend. Mr. Dawson took a two week vacation from duties as station agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starford
Barnesboro
Bertha Grumbling
Hillsdale
B. Glassford
D. T. Caldwell
Nanty-Glo
William Stonebraker
Colver
Indiana
E. Napp
J. J. Williams
Martintown
Conemaugh
Johnstown
Portage
Whensburg
H. J. Fleming
Leroy Bee
Hilda Smith
Ebenshbureg
William Daly
John Lutman
R. F. Fleming
Picvic
B. F. Coe
Clymer
H. W. Lloyd
Baylor
Blairsville
H. F. Fleming
Thorpa
Bertha Elis
Ellis
James Steele
Mary Ellis
Cleveland
Muriel Barr
Indiana Hospital
J.C. Bovard
Mary Rice
Punxsutawney
Clara Colbitt
Geliailia
West Penn Hospital
Irene Jackson
Pittsburg
Herbert
Sara Sutton
J. H. T. Cobo
L. Q. Barr
Brackenridge
F. B. Dawson
Mr. Dawson
Local residents visit kin and friends across towns
Clyde J O Felton and family from Akron visit his parents. Mr and Mrs Mack host relatives from Craddock and Wilkinsburg. Local residents report visits to Crafton, Latrobe, Johnstown, Atlantic City and Leechburg. Attendees include Misses Shaffer, Rehn, Hazel Barnes and Rev W R Thompson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Felton
Jack
Akron
K. C. Mack
Frank Brantlinger
West Wheatfeld Township
Audley Melhelvey
Craddock
5. Shaffer
Po. Rohn
Samuel Felton
Salishtry
Armagh
James Dill
Daventer
Ale Lie Jane
Ugh
Latrobe
Llugh Mack
Time Guther
Wilkinsburg
Milo Luther
J. Orwin Mack
Crafton
Cora Shaffer
Anna Rehn
Kenneth Neely
L, Rein
Mra
J. A
Mack
Ward Mack
Pitcairn
N, McKelvey
Johnstown
Atlantic City
Hazel Barnes
Clyde
Messrs
Thomas Clark
Lester Campbell
Squire Hugh Mack
Bertha Mack
Cramer
James McKelvey
C. N. McKelvey
D. W. Mack
W. R. Thompson
Bolivar
Length 12 Inches: Whitish Jay with Brown Back Patch
The article describes a resident California to southern Washington jay with whitish underparts and a brown back patch. It notes similarities to the eastern blue jay, its noisy character, nest robbing, egg theft, and a diet of insects grasshoppers and caterpillars. It highlights harm to orchards and farms and calls it abundant over much of its range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Washington
Nia
Safe Light Screen Methods for Orthochromatic Plates
Gelatin-coated glasses can be made into efficient safe-light screens by fixing undeveloped plates or removing images from developed negatives with ferricyanide and hypo. Use equal numbers stained with naphthol yellow and methyl violet, bound together. For diffused light, interpose tissue paper or papier mineral.
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J. R. Stewart
Robert Melzer
Seeger
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Kimma Kirkpatrick
Katherine Thompson
John Lydie
D. W. Douds
First National Bank
C. M. Smith
Mr. Smith
William Smith
Lavinia Bowser
Kittanning
Jane Stuchell
Maude
R. A. Walker
Saltsburg
Brewer
D. C. Griffith
Main Street
Joe Adamson
Rochester Mills
Chas
Wynkoop
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J. O. Delancey
Rev. Fraser
Washington Township
Marion Center
Biggar
D. McFarland & Fraz Greasisy & Co
H. M. Buterbau
Ators, Odiana, Pa
Bank Milne
D. A. Palmer
J. Welch
J. H Houser
H. BH. Burna
H. T. Boarts
R. J. Rutledge
J. H. Coalmer
Dad
BF. McCullon
L. Bente
F. M, Edwards
H. R. Grumbila
D. L. Snyder
John
Rogs
Ay Herry
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Daytonkers Point
Creekulda
Livermore
Campbeil In
Rossiter
Dixonville
Shelocta
Homer City
Chester Mills
Geo. H. Lum
Buchheit Bros
Moore Hotel
The
Johnstown Automobile Co
Peterson & Company
Henry H. Steving & CO
Philadelphia St
Jay
Californica
Nour
David Ellis & Son
Penn Roller Flour Mills
Penna
Homer Motor Company
Homer City, PA
Regal
the Atlantic Refining Co
Waverly O'S Works CO
Pittsburgh
Wray
J. M. Stewart & Co
J. T. Ball Co
Blacklick
E. Daugherty
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Clymer Hardware Co
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