Therese and Gregg muddle a small town romance
In Shady Hollow Therese faces a love triangle with Gregg Barring and Alice, as a city sensibility clashes with small town manners. A mistaken invite and a car ride to Villa Verona spark dramatic tension, then resolve when Gregg’s card mix up exposes Alice’s unwitting rival. Meanwhile Vandergrift social notices fill pages with local visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Whitley
Therese
Gregg Barring
Gregg
Grege
Cora
Alice
Villa Verona
Tom
Sanitary Handshakes The Chinese Shake Own Hands
An unusual custom is noted where Chinese people reportedly shake their own hands rather than exchanging handshakes with others. The observation suggests a hygienic approach to greetings and reflects cultural variation in social rituals.
Lily Pad Raft Featured at World’s Fair in Chicago
The Lily Pad raft and a water platter named the Amazon City were showcased in the horticulture gardens of the Weerid a Fair in Chicago. The display supported six year old Dane Haallp as visitors admired the gardens but officials say the gardens will be torn up when the fair closes on October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Amazon City
Chicago
Dane Haallp
Haterline reunion nears. local notes on families and schools
Marchand events note a well attended Haterline reunion at the M. M. A. camp along Little Ma honing, with relatives traveling from distances. West Virginia visits, school openings, and various gatherings fill a page of local life including teachers Irene Miller, Irene, and a new baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Leckwatch. Community members travel to Punxsutawney, Johnstown, and nearby towns, while Dr. J. W. Morrow attends events with Hazel Brown and Armstrong county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Mahoning
Kenneth Phieffer
West Virginia
I.M. Lewis
Clyde Kelley
Braebreeze Park
Barney Laughlin
Marion Center
Kelley
Washington, I D. C
Hugh Smeaton
Brae-breeze
McGowen
J. ‘W. Morrow
Hazel Brown
Kittanning
Rochester Mills Weekend Visitors and School Opening
Joseph McClure Joe Kirk and Betty Gibson of Pittsburgh spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Wm Gibson. Fanny Hitler and Dean Richardson from New Kensington were weekend visitors. Glenn and Beyer Pierce of Van dergriff were town callers. Frank Lowery of New York vacationed with his parents. Canoe township schools opened on Monday Sept 10. Annie Parson Mrs Wm Gibson and Olie Murray Carson were Indiana visitors Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Miller
Blair Smith and
Punxsutawney
C. Wetzel
Marion Colbert
Frank Knauf
Dorothy Homan
Charles Elliott
Betty Jane
Johnstown
Joseph McClure
Joe Kirk
Betty Gibson
Pittsburgh
Gibson
Hitler
Fanny
Dean Richardson
New Kensington
Glenn and
Beyer Pierce
Vandergriff
Frank Lowery
New York
W.H. Lowery
Canoe Township
Annie Parson
Wm. Gibson
Olie
Murray Carson
Indiana
Greensburg and area visitors listed in Cherry Tree notes
Greensburg residents Mr and Mrs Fred McClincy and others visited family and shopped in Blairsville and Indiana. Several calls and visits to relatives and friends are noted including trips to Philadelphia Atlantic City and Johnstown. The Grange held a program and local youngsters attended a Boy Scouts camp event. The schools opened with large attendance and Roy Short is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy 'S
Stough
Johnstown
Minnie Garrett
Indiana
Heilwood
Lynn ‘Herdman
Harry Carney
Cleveland
Ohio
Caroline Carney
Cora Rutherford
Luzerne
Wm. McCurdy
Wm. Davis
Clare Boring
Leona
Detroit
Mich
Walter Bennett
Ann Fird
Ebensburg
W. ‘T. Bennett
Pillip Myers
Bessie Widdowson
Washington, D. C
Ruth Stephens
Walter Heitzenrater
Nantygio
Fred McClincy
Greensburg
J.W. McFarland
A. B. Westover
Blairsville
Mr. Young
C. W. Sebring
Juanita
Joseph Irwin
McIntyre
W. E. Crone
Starford
Clyde Bee
Gertrude Barnes
Martha
Barnesboro
W. B. Sheaffer
Lancaster
Charles Grumbling
Philadelphia
C. A. Grumbling
Howard Shubert
Clearfield Hospital
Emogene Aughenbaugh
Emporium
Helen Wyant
Clearfield
Virginia Hevner
John Elkin
Manor
Vn Hendricks
Joe Dominic
Joorncil
Luther Sutton
Thyra Morganti
H. Ray
Charlie Brewer
Morasco
Dale Rareigh
Owen Wagner
Roy Short
Buse ‘Lukehart
Diana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elma Knotts
Modure Nowenaver Syndicate
Shady Hollow
Harold McIntire
Steele Henderson
Vandergritt
Raymond Keppel
Spring Church
Amos Klingensmith
Betty
W. D. Rearick
W. R. Thompson
Margaret McGaughey
Mae
Florence ‘Morrison
Harry Sloan
Near
Dayton
H. J. Boyer
J. P. Boyer
Butler
Dora Keppel
Wandercrift
Hariwell
Eon
Charles
Tillie Hunsberger
Dorothy Hunsberger
Pit
J. C
R. O. Trexler
M. O. Smith
J. R. Geary
Letitia Duncan
Elizabeth Stoneback
H. D. McNutt
W. C. Widdowson
Paul Barron
Leon Buck
George McClaren
Roy Wetzel
Harry Wiley
Lulu ‘Campbell
BE. M. Bushnell
Alice Rugh
J.C
W. A. Ward
John Robert
Kenneth Smith
Lloyd Taylor
John Ward
Marguerite Dick
Martha Dulap
Margie Nell Shrom
State Teachers College At
Nicholson
Albert
Strongstown
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
Marchand
Rochester Mills
Hattie Campbell
Jersey Shore
Glenn Thompson
Glen, Campbell
M. L. Wickeshad
Sunbury
Frank Russell
J. H. Winslow
Atlantic
Mary Grace ‘Brickley
Avis
Iis
W. E. Thorpe
Creekside
the Savings: Trust CO
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Lewisville
Velma Barkley
Near Town
Agnes Ewing
Ella, Edna and
Florence Wainwright
Bernice Dixon
Pitcairn
Laura Reeger
Grace Shields
Vandergrift
Allen Fails
J.S. Kennedy
Henry Reeger
Joe Reeger
James Reeger
Vanderegrift
McMillen
Eleanor Ruth McCinley
Indiana Hospital
Phylis St. Clair
Cuddy
W. B. McGinley
Joe Tomb
Lucile
Clark Wainwright
Johns
Harry Stiffey
Chas, Jamison
James Waddle
Wilkinsburg
Ebenezer
Brown’s Boot Shops
Indiana Fruit & Produce Market
Ross's Fruit Market
Frank Tocci
James Tocci
Philadelphia St
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