Over the Bridge Table reveals Linton marital patch up
At a Wednesday bridge club Fanny Barton narrates how Tom and Betty Linton resolved to stay together for their son Tom Jr. after illness and Atlantic City hints of divorce. Jack, the boy, grows sick prompting parental reconciliation, while neighbors gossip about the couple’s restored harmony and a nearby birthday celebration.
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Tom
Betty Linton
Panny Barton
Atlantic City
Netty
Hilda Bowna
Fanny Barton
Hilda
Jack
Panny
Fanny
Hilda Bowns
Betty
Young Tom
Lucan Tom
Tom Junior
Cora
Joe
Belle
Marty
Bette
Amighty
Local visits and religious rites mark Maple Grove weekend
Erma Boring visited her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Gressley Saturday night. Numerous locals made visits to relatives and friends including W. H. Sleppy, Conrad Sleppy, Mrs. Homer Ober, and the Coy family. Yellow Greek baptism services drew eight converts, with many attending.
Dixonville Notes Move Through Town With Visitors
Mrs Anna Kerr of Culver visited relatives here for several days. Fred Rice family and two children visited Paul Ferrier’s at Commodore over the weekend. Jethro Jacoby and wife visited her mother near Rossiter. Hester McAdoo and children of Hmelgh and Beulah Byers and children of Indiana visited their parents L W Jacoby. Anna Maloney visited daughter Mrs Clark Sterner at Rev Joe. W M Blose of Wilgus called on friends Saturday evening. Charlen Liptak jr and mother Mrs Mary Urda and Orren Napp were Indiana callers Saturday. They also visited Mrs and Mrs W Biss residents of the county home. Wim Watson and family visited Guy Lambing’s Sunday. Rev Shaeter of Erie was a visitor last week. The funeral of Ford Pollock, who died of ptomine poisoning, was largely attended Friday. Schools opened Monday with large attendance.
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Anna Kerr
Culver
Fred Rice
Paul Ferrier
Commodore
Jethro Jacoby
Rossiter
Hester McAdoo
Hmelgh
Beulah Byers
Indiana
L. W. Jacoby
Anna Maloney
Guy Lambing
Shaeter
Erie
Ford Pollock
Post Gazette Home Delivery Offer for Indiana County
A promotional notice offers the Post-Gazette at 95.50 per year for Indiana County R.F.C. residents. The service delivers the same day by mail, with additional club bargains on page 2.
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Progress
PITTS
Burgh
Daily Post Gazette
Indiana County
R.F.C
Lheread
Post-Gazette
Farm Calendar Notes For Layer Management And Dairies
Farm calendar items advise transferring young layers to laying houses before heavy production to ease acclimation, and using a gas engine to operate mechanical milk refrigeration when electric service is unavailable. Orchard pest control suggests poison bait costs about one cent per tree, with 1000-tree protection costing little compared with loss of one mature tree. Finish Tight Lambs recommends separating light lambs weeks before sale and placing on good pasture or grain, plus breeding-season flesh gain. For poults, Penn State research favors high protein feed early, then reduce mash to 20 percent at eight weeks, and provide a grain mix of cracked yellow corn and wheat from 12 weeks until market.
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Pennsylvania State College
Spruce, Penn Run and Cherry Tree Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Scott Douglass return from Toronto trip while Irene Gibson visits Penn Run. Green township schools open Sept 11 for eight months. Mrs Janet Cooper visits daughter Kurtley. Chicken supper Sept 16 for McDowell cemetery funds. Visitors include Asa McAnulty Gertha McAnulty Alice McCurdy at John Hadden home. Louise Biss Cherry Tree visits, Bowser family noted illness improves. Visitors from Akron Windber Johnstown.
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Green Township
Janet Cooper
Kurtley
Caroline Keiths
McDowell Cemetery
Asa McAnulty
Gertha McAnulty
Alice McCurdy
John Hadden
Plumville
Maysie Lockard
Florida
Indiana County
Deadwaters visitors enrich Blairsville area gathering
Mr. and Mrs. George Stakes of Blairsville and several relatives from Apollo Indiana Brushvalley and Washington DC visited Mrs. Amanda Moose. The group included Mr. and Mrs. Clark Gess of Apollo Mr. and Mrs. Barney Reithmiller and Irvin Shaffer and family. EB L Hunter hosted visits from Noble Hunter Lorna and George Hunter of Washington DC. Mrs. Amanda Moose hosted and relatives at Brushvalley, while John Altemys of Johnstown spent the weekend with Harvey Moose.
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George Stakes
Blairsville
Clark Gess
Apollo
Barney Reithmiller
Indiana
Irvin Shaffer
Brushyalley
Amanda Moose
Noble Hunter
Lorna
George Hunter
Washington, D. C
EB. L. Hunter
Hrushvalley
John Altemys
Johnstown
Harvey Moose
Elders Ridge Sabbath Services and Meetings
The notice lists Sabbath school at 10:00, church at 11:00, and CG. B. at 7:30 with leader Donald Ewing. Frank Thompson is hospitalized in Indiana after an accident last week. Christian helpers class meets at Harriet Wray’s Thursday evening led by Jean Wean with entertainer Irene Painter. Virginia Harvey Mrs. Frank Thompson and Thomas McLaughlin were Jodiana callers Saturday.
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Donald Ewing
Frank Thompson
Indiana Hospital
Christian Helpers
Harriet Wray
Jean Wean
Irene Painter
Virginia Harvey
Thomas McLaughlin
Community Notes From Marion Center and Vicinity
Marion Center residents and visitors are named in a round of social calls, travels, and weekend visits. Among them James Moore, Ray Walker and daughter. Robert Weaver. Evaline Oberlin. H Hoffman. C S Cochran and D Keller attend Ford Pollock’s funeral in Dixonville. several locals visit State College and Idlewild Park. multiple families journey to Bradford, Philipsburg, and Slickville. The Swamp school revival closes with several conversions as Orrin Pattison teaches.
Social visitors and local pickups at Pearl George area
Pearl George hosted visitors from Ohio and Indiana while relatives and friends, including Walter Lelless of Texas and Mrs. Iva Davis, visited or shopped nearby. Families such as Silvis, Smith, Dilllon, and Anderson welcomed guests. Crawford Brothers threshing in the region. Clara Townsend listed sick.
Strongstown School Reunion Sparks Local Attendance
Strongstown residents news over a Saturday reunion drew a large turnout. Posts note Miss Ethel Detwiler, recently back from Akron Ohio, visits home. Ohio visitors include Mrs Clarence Adams and two children and Mrs Howard Gillenwater and daughter visiting West Detwiler family.
Local Socials and Church News Across Areas
Marchand Edna Braughter buys a Ford coupe. Punxsutawney hosts Wells visit. Harry Mauk guests of Karl Craig’s family near Marion Center. Edna Braughter hosts Carrie Ayers family visitors. Carrie Ayers and Samuel Wineberg kin visit. Rev Harry Mohney attends Pittsburgh Evangelical Conference and is reassigned. Glenn Rosborough family visits James Rosborough's in Walier. Paris to stage World's Fair in 1937.
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Edna Braughter
Albert Wells
Punxsutawney
Blake Wineberg
Harry Mauk
Karl Craig
Near Marion Center
Howard McCreery
Marion Center
Carrie Ayers
Smicksburg
Samuel Wineberg
Harry Mohney
R. C. Wetzel
Pittsburgh
Evvangelical Church
Ligonier
Mohney
Glenn Rosborough
James Rosborough
Walier
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al Rearick
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West Lebanon
R. A. Silvis
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Paul King
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Harry Silvis
Washington
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Clara Townsend
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Harold Hawksworth
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