Lallapalooza Maid Fails to Charm Graham Household
In a domestic comedy set in a rural home, Pa Graham hires Teresa Colorido from a agency as the perfect lallapaloosa maid. Teresa’s charms mask a trail of vanished food and jealous admirers, culminating in a kitchen brawl and a dramatic police landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ba Graham
Mrs. Graham
Ray Rae
Teresa Colorido
Teresa
Graham
Mrs. Hubbard
Grahams
Veresa
Electricity Sets Muscles Free To Contract Or Relax
Doctors Braun and Scheiner report a step toward explaining how electric nerve pulses trigger chemical changes in muscles. They suggest both contracting and relaxing chemicals are stored in muscle or blood and released by nerve electricity creating acid or alkali that liberates adrenalin or acetylcholin to cause contraction or relaxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Academy of Sciences
Paris
David Braun
Hermann Scheiner
Baltimore Sun
Braun
Schelner
Courage Over Pessimism Urges Ahead In Face Of Defeat
The Montreal Herald laments pervasive pessimism in modern art and public mood, insisting honor and courage remain. if hope is gone, the call is to step aside for those who confront fate without fear, even amid seeming loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allence
Montreal Herald
West Lebanon Social Roundup Recaps Weekend Visits
Local residents share calls and visits across Apollo Slippery Rock Homer City Blairsville Indiana Vandergrift and Blairsville areas. Families like George Coulter Weaver Donahey and Fulton plus clubs and reunions gather for corn roasts and cards.
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Church Events
Mrs Sara Evans of New Kensington spent time with friends here. A number from this place attended Evangelistic services by Rev W C Sell at Montgomery Brethren church. Indiana visitors included Grace William Howard Kathren and Frank Myers. Doyle Decker suffered a sore eye from an accidental stick injury. The Grange held a special program and a pound sale Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Run
Sara Evans
New Kensington
W. C. Sell
Montgomery Brethren Church
W. N. Myers
Clymer
Lemuel Myers
Frank Myers
Grace William
Howard Kathren
Indiana
Ida Owens
William Green
Esther Green
Elton Trimpey
Martha
Paul Trimpey
Pittsburgh
Doyle Decker
Margaret Hensinzel
Chicago
Long
George Lowman
Margaret McGaughey
Virginia Ivijean
Helen St
Thomas Findley
J. C. Householder
Wayne Kype
Russel
John
McConnellstown
Ralph Hunter
Cleone Putt
Vandergrift
Laura Fleming
Ben Stephens
The
Grange
Pearl Putt
D. G. Strong
Watsons Ridge Social Notes and Miscellany
John Earl Spalding of Johnstown spent a week with cousin James Ewing. Local farmers threshing. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ewing and family visited Indiana on Monday. Mrs. T. C. Hood attended Dorcas class at Mrs. George McLaughlin’s home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ewing called Saturday night. James and Jeannette Paul, near New Alexandria, visited Walter Ewing Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Smock and family and Mr. and Mrs. T. GC Head were callers from Saltsburg and Avonmore Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Spalding and Harry Fletcher of Johnstown were recent visitors. An operator of a steam roller in the District of Columbia is not required to have a permit and is not subject to traffic regulations. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to R. D. readers, $5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lebanon
W. W. George
Apollo
Roy George
Slippery Rock
R. L. George
Robert Coulter
Labor Day
W. W. Coulter
A. C. Guiste
A. A.weaver
Homer City
Maude Donahey
Blairaville
Darril King
J. A. Miller
Dale Collins
Pittsburgh
Virginia Fulton
Indiana
Cleveland
Baker
Chester Harvey
Frances Woods
Belle George
Melvin Johnson
H. B. Fulton
W. C. Holstein
Janet Breshear
Billy
Baltimore
Mae Holstein
Ellen Holstein
The
Presbyterian Church
Charles Miller
A. L. Donahey
Leechburg
Heber George
B. EB. Forquer
Wise
G. H. Coleman
W. EB
Foster
T. GC
Saltsbury
Avonmore
Karl Spalding
Harry Fletcher
Johnstown
Walter Ewing
Local families recall holiday visits and kinship ties
Dixonville notes list weekend guests and relatives including Eugene Zerfoss and family from Wilkes-Barre, Earl Zerfoss of Hazelton, and Mr and Mrs Max Tomiko. The piece covers visits by Maloney relatives, Berringer reunion attendees from Commodore, and trips by Jacoby and Dye families, with attendance by Drake and churchgoers from Altoona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixonville
Eugene Zerfoss
Irvon Zerfoss
Wilkesbarre
Mr. Zerfoss
Earl Zerfoss
Hazelton
Max Tomiko
Tate
Indiana
Tenning
Peter Maloney
Revion
Culver
Robert McAdoo
Emeigh
L. W. Jacoby
Craid Dye
Berringer
Commodore
Roy Dye
Fayette County
Urald Dye
Homer City
Altoona
The
Baptist Church
Eugene Beaufinger
Cleveland
Caroline
Punxsutawiney
Morgan McKee
Martha
Joe Parriss
Mary Napp
Hugene Tate's
Pine Flats
Kaufman reunion and regional visitors fill weekend in Christy home
Regional families and relatives gathered at J. H. Christy and J. T. Jamison home for the Kaufman reunion on Saturday. Several visitors from Scottdale Leechburg Vandergrift and Apollo stopped by, including Gress Christy Haney Smeltzer Houser Johnston and Jamison family members. Congress approved over 70 million dollars daily for 282 days across both sessions.
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Lallapoloosa
Sally Lloyd
WNT Service
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Lallapaloosa
Tommy
Dickie
Harry
United States
Harold L. Lundquist
Moody Bible Institute
Dean Lundquist
Remy Ronculty
TOLLE
Gap
Farm Radio
Zenith
Wincharger
Radio
Blair F.uber
Penna
Pennsylvania
Electric
UBER
America
District of Columbia
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
Girty P. K. Schrecengost
H. A. Jamison
J. C. Wood
P. D. Klingensmith
Niagara Falls
Frank Rowe
Arthur
Creekside
J. H. Christy
J. T. Jamison
Kaufman
John Gress
Madge
Thelma Anne
Imogene
Billy Slaughter
Scottdale
J. W. Houser
Raymond
Arlene
Ruth
Thelma
Edwin Rogensteal
Shirley
Cornelia Christy
P. K. Schrecengosat
H. A
Jamison
J. R, Jamison
Robert, Jr
Merle
Daniel Wray and
Familly
Shady Plait
Mra
W. C. Rupert and
Faglers Run
F. W. Stepp
J. C. Schrecengost
Glenk
Maxine
J. R. Janson
A. C. Silvis
Clark
Mildred
Weat Lebanon
Silvis
Brick Church
Indiana Dairy CO
Indiana County
395
the Motor Inn
Philadelphia
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