Local Socials and Visits Highlight Rochester Mills
Rochester Mills residents hosted Sunday visits from Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oberlin and family and Mrs. H. W. Oberlin. Betty Gibson of Pittsburgh spent the day with her parents, while Charles Hoop and daughter joined Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richardson. Carnahan family from Indiana and T. M. Gilpatrick hosted guests. R. M. Dodson returned from Smicksburg, and Miss Stella Gibson enjoyed Niagara Falls and Pittsburgh. O. C. Moore of Glen Campbell and Everett Moore of Indiana hosted visits, with Edgar Work seen in Indiana. An European visitor praises American youth for backbone amid summer displays.
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Wm. Oberlin
H. W. Oberlin
Slippery Rock
Betty Gibson
Pittsburgh
Wm. Gibson
Charles Hoop
Harry Richardson
Carnahan
Indiana
T. M. Gilpatrick
R. M. Dodson
Smicksburg
Stella Gibson
Niagara Falls
Canada
O. C. Moore
Glen Campbell
Everett2 Moore
Edgar Work
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Cherry Tree Happenings Chronicle Local Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs W C Campbell motor to Clairton and visit friends Mrs Munroe of Philadelphia spends time with son T W Munroe Miss Dorothy Madden leaves for Pittsburgh for work Mrs Harlin Bee visits H B Bee home and attends fair Mrs Hope Ogden and children of Clymer call on S L Arwin family Vera Tonkin motor to Pittsburgh Viola Straw Nina Miller depart for Baltimore to train as hospital nurses C W Sebring family motor to Garrett plan to join Mrs Drenner at Haegerstown fair Roy Confer family settles in Strassler house Clyde Bee family visit Harve White in Juneau T W Munroe and son Cameron motor to Johnstown Avis Berkshaw employed here visits sister Mrs Wright in Emeigh Ruby Frampton returns from Indiana to town V O Campbell and family visit Jersey Shore John Thompson of Jersey Shore visits Delmont Notley Mahaffey baby boy born at Patterson home Howard Campant and Mrs Bee attend Indiana county fair business in Clearfield.
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W. C. Campbell
Clairton
Munroe
Philadelphia
T. W. Munroe
Dorothy Madden
Pittsburgh
Harlin Bee
H. B. Bee
Thirteenth Street
Indiana
Hope Ogden
Clymer
L. Arwin
Vera Tonkin
Viola Straw
Nina Miller
Baltimore
C. W. Sebring
Bobby
Jack
Garrett
Drenner
Haegerstown
Roy
Clearfield
Strassler
Clyde Bee
Bob
Harve White
Juneau
Cameron
Johnstown
Avis Berkshaw
Claude Wright
Emeigh
Ruby Frampton
V. O. Campbell
Jersey Shore
John Thompson
Delmont Notley
Mahaffey
Stork
Patterson
Howard Camp
Indiana County
C. Bee
Moniday
Unsolved Robin Hood lore spans myth and history
History’s mysteries ponder Robin Hood’s origin from legend to possible historical figures. The piece surveys ballads, early references like Piers the Plowman, and theories that the name represents multiple persons or a mythic symbol. It notes Sherwood outlaws, Friar Tuck, and debated grave near Huddersfield, with varied scholarly views on fact versus fiction.
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Robin Hood
Lrof
F. W. Child
Forest of Sherwood
Nottinghamshire
Friar Tuck
Scott
Ivanhoe
Little John
William Setzler
George-a-Green
Much
Robin
Locksley
Nottingham
Kirkless Park
Huddersfield
England
Prince of
Earl of Huntingdon
Lytell
Robyn Hood
Edward II
Robyn Hode
Robin of the
Marchand Community Notes Reflect Local Life and Loss
Local school openings and teachers in Marchand with Mrs Jay Hamilton and Miss Hazel Brown. Residents attend Indiana Fair and Dixonville visits. Deaths noted include Mrs Repine and funeral attendance at Marchand church. Courier references many visitors, church services altered by a death, and several local family updates.
Shields Reunion at Indiana fair grounds Saturday
A reunion of all the Shields family will be held in the Indiana fair grounds on Saturday September 20. Bring a basket and spend the day together. 37-ate Services at Shady Plain. Rev. Martin Heath of Iselin will preach in the Shady Plain school house Sunday at 10 20 o'clock. 26-tf A country that has spent 125000000 on toy golf courses must be dreadfully hard up. Lorain Journal.
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Shields
Indiana Fair Grounds
Shady Plain
Martin Heath
Iselin
Lorain (Q
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Good Stories Breeder’s Gazette Farm Mechanics
Poultry Culture
Pennsylvania
Farmer “Oxy
Indiana Progress
People’s Popular Monthly
Country Home
Mother’s Home Life
McCall's Magazine
Poultry Tribune
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Gentlewoman
Poultry Keeper
Woman’s Home
Farm & Fires
American Magazine
Boy's Life
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Collier's Weekly
Cosmopolitan
Good Housekeeping
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Motion Picture
Bova
Parent's Magazine
Popular Science Monthly
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Scientific American
Woman's Home Companion
Woman's World
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Philadelphia Daily Ledger
Philadelphia Daily Inquirer
Scribner's Magazine
Pennsylvania Farmer
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Earl of Chester
Wheeler Syndicate
Penrhyndeudraeth
Wales
Detroit News
Marchand
Jay Hamilton
Govode
Hazel Brown
Covode
Margaret Homan
George Hicks
Harry Maule
Dixonville
Mark
Harry ‘Myera
J. BR. Winebers
L. W. Powell
Ray Moot
Blake Wineburg
Hines Brown
Dr. Morrow
Mary Brown
Harry and
Ellsworth Dorn
Hagzel Brown
Rachel Moot
John Repine
Near Town
Repine
Lydia Hill
John Moot
Homer City
M. E. Gorman and Son
Gypsy
Dorn
William M. Collens
Railway Mail Association
Collens
Clyde Kelley
W. CG. Brown
Marchand Cemetery
Charles Elliott
Duff Lloyd
Caroline Mottarn
Jane Mottach
Wile
Len Powell
Cook’s Forest
John Painter
Kelly
Margaret Dias
Heshbon
Fred Kramer
Bolivar
Logan Carnathan
Margaret
Gladys Deemer
Rose Palmer
Mt. Tabor
Robert Cunningham
Virginia Mines
Indiana Hospital
Raymond Rhyen
Virginia
Linnie Ramsey
George Palmer, Jr
Co. B. Empfield and Sons
Max and
Lloyd
Joseph J. Campbell
Myers
Harry Miller
Percy
Clyde
Charley Harnet
Luther Carnathan
Moorhead
the Savings & Trust Co
People’s Shoe
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