Maple Grove Visitors and Local Social Roundup
Maple Grove notes list Mary Coy visiting relatives including Walter Carney near Armagh and James Sleppy family in Indiana. Zora Chapman of Strattonville. W H Sleppy near Penn Run. G R Waltemire also in the visit tally. Sunday callers, funerals, and visits to and from nearby towns fill the community page with names and places such as Hellwood Indiana Clarksburg and Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Mary Coy
Walter Carney
Armagh
James Sleppy
Cathryn
James
Paul
Betty
Indiana
Zora Chapman
Strattonville
W. H. Sleppy
Penn Run
G. R. Waltemire
Henry Jones
Jewtown
John Wolfe
Plum Creek Visitors Share Summer Socials
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Frailey and son Dean of Parkwood visited friends in Plum Creek on Sunday. Janet and Viola Ramer called on Louise Reefer Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Swank of Vandergrift were visitors with Clark Thomas recently. Mr and Mrs Clarence Wright Stone and daughter of Harrisburg spent several days last week with the Thomas family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum Creek
Lawrence Frailey
Dean
Parkwood
Janet
Viola Ramer
Louise Reefer
Swank
Vandergrift
Clark Thomas
Clarence Wrightstone
Harrisburg
Brakes and Safety: A Call From The Little Engineer
The Little Engineer urges brake checks every thirty days or so arguing worn brakes fail at crucial moments. Relining costs less than coffin lining and faulty brakes cause accidents, misery, and big expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Local social visits noted across area moves and callers
Mrs Wrightstone and J N Blose plus relatives visited in Ralph Ramner and Getius Reefer homes during Sunday. Mr and Mrs H Porter Miller and son, and others were callers. Russell Rearick of Elderton called on Dan Clarke. Arnold Fenner family moved to Montgomery farm. Edith Buckley and Mary Kinder were business callers in Hildeton on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightstone
J. N. Blose
H. Porter Miller
Thaif
Jake Frailey
Getius Reefer
Russell Rearick
Elderton
Dan Clarke
Arnold Fenner
Montgomery Farm
Edith Buckley
Mary Kinder
Hlderton
Control of Credit A Basic Question
Virel Jordan of the National Industrial Conference Board argues in Banking that government banking and centralized credit control clash with the American enterprise system. He warns that nationalized credit enables state power to seize savings and direct industry, risking inflation and expropriation of private wealth. He likens collectivist security to slave society and urges defense of opportunity and personal initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Virel Jordan
National Industrial Conference Board
American Bankers Association
Mr. Jordan
United States
Jordan
The Farm Budget by Dan H Otis Agricultural Director
The article outlines how inventories aid farm budgeting and how production loans are outlined in advance. It explains monthly expenditures, loan disbursements matching the budget, and the goal of showing loan repayment paths. The budget guides financial programs, reserves, and large expenditures while preventing misallocation of funds for taxes and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan H
Otis
American Bankers Association
Farm Credit Administration
The
Agricultural Commission of the
Ite
Local social notes from Jamaica Plain area events
Miss Naomi Arford of Jamaica Plains visits her brother Lawrence Arford. Curtin Shomo, a State Teachers College Indiana student, serves as student teacher in a Johnstown school. sister Milas Isabel Shomo attends Johnstown Business College. United Evangelical church women host a chicken dinner in the school basement Thursday evening. Mrs. Nancy Howard of Pitcairn visits with her daughter and grandchildren. Mrs. Braid Ressler recovers at home with her parents. Henry Byers becomes Bolivar postmaster, succeeding William Hendricks. Anna and Alta Robinson return from Niagara Falls. Various visitors join Mrs. Araminta Mabon and Mrs. Samuel Mabon. The Andersons move into the Free Methodist parsonage. Perry Mack buys a Plymouth sedan. A son, William Floyd, is born to Mr. and Mrs. William Smith. Mrs. Archie Fulcomer returns from Rhensburg. Mrs. Eugene Irvin visits her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Henderson announce a baby boy. Relatives and friends visit Mrs. Mike Nelson Jr. for a surprise birthday party with a luncheon. Guests include many named locals from town and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McBloyee
Sylvester J
Russell McClain
Braid Ressler
Wilbert Mack
Henry Byers
Bolivar
William L. Hendricks
Anna
Alta Robinson
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Charles A. Robinson
Edna Hunton
Araminta Mabon
Samuel Mabon
O. EB. Anderson
East Liverpool
G. W. VanGilder
Town
Carpenter
Hammond
W. Va
Heiney
Moran
Boyd
Clayton
Rodeheaver
E. L. VanGilder
William Morgan
Roy
James Morgan
Fairmont
Mike Nelson, Jr
Henry Jones
Michael Nelson,Sr
Clyde Lear
Elmer Bowers
Arch Fulcomer
Harry Mc
Local visiting groups share Sunday calls in Dora area
Numerous families from Dora and nearby towns visited relatives and friends on Sunday including Rossmoyne R Boyachkin and Mrs Eliza beth Elkin from Dora, Mr and Mrs George Greiner, Mrs Sherman from Indiana, and other households in Marion Center Youngstown Atwood and Hamilton regions. A stray home tip on furniture care follows, noting paraffin and camphor gum for waxed legs?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Boyachkin
Dora
Elizabeth Elkin
George Greiner
Sherman
Indiana
Jennie Prugh
Atwood
Ebert Brewer
T. H. Frantz
Walter Streams
Frantz
Nora Wingard
Marion Center
Lawrence Johnston
Norris Johnston
Hamilton
Ehgabeth Elkin
Robert Elsin
Harry ©. Brewer
Brookville
Minnie V. Brewer
Clarington
Brewer
JD. CG. Wells
Paul Elkin
Naomi
Local Moves and Social Visits Reported in Washington Twp
Walter Mangus moves to Blystone home near Five Points while Roy Blystone relocates to Mrs. Mary Johnston's Willet farm. Dozens of residents including Clair Lukehart and Ruby Little appear in a flurry of visits, calls, and hospital stays across Atwood, Elderton, Willet, and nearby towns, with Harman and Blystone families featuring repeatedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter Mangus
Blystone
Five Points
Roy Blystone
Mary Johnston
Willet
Samuel Cuddy
Josiah Fisher
Walter Harman
Buffalo
Clair Lukehart
Ruby Little
Roy Kessler
Valuable Advice Free A brittle speech caution
A aphoristic verse warns that speech is fragile and should be guarded before it breaks. It suggests that many can damage it, but few can repair it, urging mindful communication and careful handling of words.
Armament Spending Tops Four Point Nine Billion in Gold
League of Nations figures show world nations spent over 4 900 000 000 in gold on armaments last year. The total underscores the scale of global military buildup and reflects broad spending across major powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
License Granted for Cable Link Between New York and Philadelphia
A license has been granted to install a cable between New York and Philadelphia for an experimental television service. The action enables testing of a new communications channel and may influence future broadcasting developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Adams
Hellwood
Royden Coy
Richard
Hillsdale
Winfred Wagoner
Minnie
Twila
Dick Fair
Isaac Sleppy
Howard
Florence Stephens
Kenwood
Emerson Rumsey
Wilmer Henry
Stanley Zuray
Clarksburg
Robert Weiserman
Johnstown
Jennie Coy
Henry Ford
Portland Cement Association
Walnut St
J.S. Hileman North
Phila
Rossmoyne
Savings & Trust Company
the Savings
Trustco
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Eugene McLean
Robert
Shane
McLean
J. A. McLean
Near Atwood
Elizabeth Harman
Charles Harman
Pittsburgh
Nettie Jane
Eilzabeth Hareman
Ethel Harmion
Wuther Peterman
Jean
Ira Marlin
Johns
Melvin Park
Tieo Peterman
J. Park
Meade Fisher
George Edwards
Merlin
Dayton
J. & Park
Max Fisher
J. G. Russell
M. J. Bayer
William Gress
Newton Boyer
Tillie Reurtek
Lela
Marie
Rol Yatesboro
Wingard
Ruth
John
Near Smileksburg
Mia
Glenn Jowart
Arthur Glystone
Max Ethel Harman
Tinffala
Ave Mix
Niagara Walls
John Kough
George
Martha
Mt. Union
Josiah Pishty
Flarl Blystone
Punxsutawney
J. &. Blystone
John Orr
Mu. Union
Bryan Orr
Burney Miller
Near Advance
Parnell, Cowher & Co
Citizens Bank Building
Geo.d
Odf
Pneral
Larrow and
Edelman
Wingold
Goldenrod
Winona
Millers Dog
Hetrick & Wilson
P.R.R
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