Fruit Growers Tour Heads to Treesdale Orchards
The annual Fruit Growers Association tour is set for Sept 26 with stops at Freesdale and Treesdale orchards. Automobiles depart from Madison at 6 am passing Home Station and Plumville, 70 miles from Indiana, with J A Renu and State College staff guiding two hours at Freesdale. Take lunch baskets and bring the family for the first tour outside the county.
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Sdals
Toular
Oath of Butler
Amople
Pennsylvania
Catter
Madianw
A. m
Foink
Plomville
Kittanning
Butler Fair Grounds
Butler County Fruit Growers
Treesdale
Indiana
J.A. Renu
State College
Freesedale
Fruit Growers’ Association
McCune Families Take 12 Day Motor Trip to Canada and States
S F McCune and wife and L K McCune and wife of Cherry Tree left Aug 28 for a 12 day motor tour. They crossed into Canada, visited Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Alexandria Bay and Thousand Islands, Seneca Lake and Watkins Glen. The trip covered about 1600 miles with no trouble, ending with a Toronto fair swimming contest.
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S. F. McCune
L. K. McCune
Cherry Tree
R.yd
Buffale
Peace Bridge
Niagara River
Falls
Whirlpool
St. Catherine
Long Branch
McAtoos
David Schrecengost
David Shaesley
St. Lawrence
Qedensbarge
Alexandria Bay
Thousand Islands
Seneca Lake
Seneca Walls
Watkins Glen
Toronto
Tam
Colts CaltOrganized Indiana County Gold Medals Colt Club
The Indiana County Gold Medals Colt Club, sponsored by the County Horse Association, began at the Indiana Fair with eight colts entered. C A Burge and a committee will enroll more on September 24. Also noted is a Brushvalley sermon by Rev. Dickey at 11 o'clock next Sunday and Bible School at 10. An accident injures Arthur Litman after a motorcycle collision on Che Beret street entrante to the Muiry Grounds. Also listed are a meeting of the Trade City Jersey Cal Gloh and the Bull Asses at the Grange Hall on Thursday Sept 20 and an engagement announcement between Esther S. Reine and Alfred Rankin Wiggin.
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Colt Club
County Horse Association
C. A. Burge
State College
Toogether
The
Horse Association
Walker
Brushvalley
Whfl Dickey
Derry
Brushvalley Lutheran Church
Privie City
Jersey
Cal Gloh
Bull Asses
Vrade City Grange Hall
Thorsday Evyering
Suptemier 20
At & O'Bhack
Smithport Birthday Heads to Local Gathering
Miss Marion Dunlan’s seventeenth birthday was celebrated Friday evening with a surprise visit from many friends. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Forse Sell Seeger, Mrs. Ray Gorman and family, Mrs. C J Connor, Mrs. Homer Typer, and others. Local visits, church notices, and regional social updates accompany the event in a snapshot of Smithport life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Dunlan
Indiana Bair Whursday
Mr. Fist Mra
Forse Sell
Seeger
Mra
Ray Gorman
C. J. Connor
Homer Typer
Err Dunlap
J.D. Shields
Mahattey
M. V. Shields
Mrs. Jefferson Sherwin
L. D. Connor
Wugh Cameron
Near Rossiter
Elizabeth Barr
Elode
John Laney
Frank Cessna
Willingburg
William Cessna
Arcadia
M. M. Gilpatrick
Mish Mildred
Max Darn
Wilkidsburg
Gilpatrick
Varied Paris Drama Revived In The Villon King Tour
Review of a touring production of The Varahband King inspired by Francois Villon. Cast includes Paul KReast as Francois Villon and Emma Wilcox as Margot with lavish period costumes by James Reynolds and a full orchestra led by Ralph Stone. The article praises vocal virtuosity, set design, and the all-French tour cast, noting this is the sole on tour performance and highly acclaimed.
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Ritz
Piatiurcade
Knayvish
Paris
Sin Justin Truntley McCarthy
Vera King
Villon
Beyagar
Hte
Tippler
Palriog
Louis XE
Cauturies
Duke of Burgundy
Nipolecan
Paul Kreast
Francois Villon
Muvial Rogers
Katherine
Ben Roberts
Louis
John Thorn
Emma Wilcox
Margot
James Reynolds
Atlantic
Rudolf Friml
New York
Ralph Stone
London
Viraboud King
Milin
Personal Briefs From Town Yet Again
Local notes report Miss Marie Stang returning from WW varation in Paishureh while Edward G. Vogel and JL. FL Robinson serve as jurors in federal court. Several students embark for Ohio University Buckeye College and Pittsburgh University.
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Marie Stang
Lawh
Paishureh
Edward G. Vogel
JL. FL Robinson
Wire
Mises Mary Frances Walsh
Daugh‘ter
M. J. Walsh
Down
Athans
Ohia
Ohio University
BE. B. Helman
Town
R. J. Baldey
Youngstown
Ohio
William Nwyer
Berlin
M. M. Davis
South Seventh Street
David Elis
Church Street
Samuel Swarts
Wichita
Kun
Europe
N.fh
Bolas
Dartmouth College
New Roghind
Indiana and Dieltown Girls Awarded Cars at Block Party
The Indiana Post American Legion awarded a Studebaker sport sedan to Misa Leno Kluter of Washington Sireet at a Blairsville block party closing the seventh annual event. Donations supported the legion, Boy Scouts Band, and Memorial Park improvements. Various attendees and donors were noted, including Miss Mooy Heath and Alverda Barnes among local residents.
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Mmatana
Bhursville
Misa Leno Kluter
Washington
Sireet
Studebaker
Indiana
Legion
Memorial Park
Hlatrsgie Post
Amerie Dysion
Dillown
Deaths and obituaries in Shamokin area area deaths
A grim list of obituaries and death notices from Shamokin area including Lloyd Dr. Warry W. Lloyd of Starford who died after a brief illness following surgery. Born March 24, 1885, he was the son of Thomas Lloyd and practiced medicine in the county. Also reported are Margaret Altman of Blairsville, Jane Lewis of Addison Lewis, Mrs. David Long of Rossiter, Walter Malcolm of Commodore, and others with funeral details and interments. The notices mention several surviving relatives, churches, and burial sites across Blairsville, Shamokin, Rossiter, Clymer, and nearby towns.
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How
Lloyd
Warry W. Lloyd
Starford
Indiana
Shamokin
Thomas Lloyd
Kutzstown
Mary Virginia
Opedia
Loch
Albert Lloyd
Wivian Tlloyd
Edward Tloyd
Greenview Geemetery
Mra
T. B. Altman
Margaret Altman
T. H. Altman
Trairsville
Genter Township
Harrison Munshower
Bhyiraville
Blairsville
H. E.illoyd
Paul Weyand
Pittsburgh
Albert
Blaireville
Gillis
Martin and
Harrison
Willam Cobes
William ‘Rosborough
Jane Lewis
Jane Shank Lewis
Willow
Addison Lewis
Chevy Chase
White Township
William Shank
Clark Bowers
Harvey Lewis
Town
Curtis Gellman
Akron
Ohio
Cecelia
Alice
Clyde
Mildred
William MacTavish
Greenwood Cemetery
David Long
Matilda Long
A. B. Fairbanks
Rossiter
Daniel and
Elizabeth Murray
Clarion Township
Jefferson
Mr. Long
Sherrod Miller
Reynoldsville
D. Long
Brockway
John
Walter
Makeoim
Malcolm
Alex
Malcolin
Dixonville Hospital
Tie
Dean L. Siverd
Commodore
Cordon
Clymer
Martha
Bobby
Betty
Billy Jack
Clymer Christian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Peculiar Way Deadly Curare Poison Works
A Springfield Union summary explains curare is a deadly poison used by South American jungle tribes. The poison must be delivered through direct blood injection, not eaten. The account includes a storyteller describing blowpipe darts dipped in curare and the effects of ingestion, clarifying the hazard and method of delivery.
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South American Indies
Springfield Union
Cucumber History Across Cultures and Ages
The article surveys cucumber references from ancient India to colonial America. It notes 3000 years of cultivation, mentions Greeks Romans Pliny on forced culture, Columbus Haiti 1492, Indians in North America, Captain Smith Virginia, Higginson Massachusetts 1620, and widespread 10 carloads shipped annually plus greenhouse and local production.
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Chris II
India
Chris
Pliny
Columbus
Haiti
Mountreat
Canada
Florida
John Smith
Virginia
Frantia Higginson
Massachusetts
Peter R. Sterling
Natural Republic Magazine
Public Sale At J I Gaston Farm Green Township
Auction notice for J I Gaston Farm in Green township two miles from Wandin Pine Flats road. Sale Thursday September 27 at 12 o clock includes work horse farm machinery vehicles McCormick mower rake two-horse cultivator wagon blacksmith tools hay household goods and more. Myers Auctioneer I GC I Gaston party listed.
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J. I. Gagton
Green Township
State Road
Wandin
Pine Flats
McCormick
J. I. Gaston
I. GC
Myers
Lucky Child and the Gum Lesson
A Springfield Union snippet shows a mother denying money for gum to her daughter. The child gleefully takes gum and a fudge bar from a dusted pocket, while the mother laments how some children are difficult to discipline as if the gods favor them.
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Springfield Union
Orphans Court Sale in Washington Township Indiana County
Wm J Pierce attorney announces an Orphans Court sale of a 2 acre tract in Washington Township Indiana County Pennsylvania. Public auction to be held October 6 1923 at 1 30 PM with 10 percent down and balance in cash on delivery of deed. Administrators Allshouse and Allshouse oversee proceedings. auctioneer Poly B W Atious.
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Wim
RB. Pierce
Jada Cauty
gMttle
Jamon
I. Treen
Opianite Boreigh
Deepasvil
Teon
Sayligs & ‘Prost
Ole Doro
Indiana
Orphans’ Court
County of
Indiagra
State of
Pennsylvania
Washington
County
Inediana
Tweeb Frick
Clark G. Stieids
Toe Wiemsan
Albert Kettering
Saue
Janda
Samuel i
Wui
Paige
Samuel Bo Alshouse
Nancy J) Allshouse
Te Consolidatedt Coal & Cake Company
Indiana County
K. Q. Anghouse
B.A. Allehouse
Pollib W. Atious
Theatergoers Laugh At Lost Purse During Court Scene
At a local theater patrons found humor as a young woman searched for a purse during a Vitaphone court scene. The judge called order as she stood, then the purse fell from its seat. The moment amused those behind her in a Separate support action show.
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Feuhind
Vitaphone
Springfield Union
Antislavery Roots and Key Figures in U S History
The antislavery agitation began early in the United States. The National Antislavery Association formed in 1833. In 1831 William Lloyd Garrison founded The Liberator, a weekly devoted to antislavery advocacy until 1866. Associates included Wendell Phillips Charles Sumner Gerrit Smith and Lucretia Mott.
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United States
Naional
William Loyd Morrisa
Liberator
Garrison
Wendell Phillips
Charles Sumner
Gerritt Smith
Luecretin Mott
Giraffe a Tight Fit at Garvard University
A garbled report describes Garvard University staff advising on a giraffe project. It mentions a 6 feet high at a 1 percent wide pedestal and references Hesid Braet and KIVA assistance, with notes about WEY OU VO and a Ted le gyn sequence.
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Garvard University
Gelling
Uedestal
Hending
Specialized Farming Words Scorn Lazy Harmer Comment
A clipped historical quip critiques lazy behavior in farming life. The speaker characterizes a neighbor as the laziest harmer among couples, provoking a hue and cry when urged to work. The line appears in a Fireside style, noting the tension between labor and complaint.
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Judewiks
Nat Nalun
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Atabat
Ralph
SEBTL
Ines
Republican
Terbury Woaves
Charles Curtis
David A
REIGN
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
Superior Court
William ~P. Porte
Congress Natian L
Strong State Senate
Harvey
Bowers Assembly
Charles BR. Grifftnit
J. Elder Peelor
McCune
Professor Noodle
June Bride
Smithport
Annie Harkison
Wad
Jones Lang
Joh Poknea
Tone Pullty
Winey Ve Mets
Chatoy Weer
Nadie
Arhot
Walbor
Alohigan
Suange
Indiana and Dieltown Girls
Mooy Heath
Starkiess
Alverda Barnes
Aaa
Peelers Possh
Vielett Spees Rym
Puniborduil
Bopronmbier
Mrnesk Wunder
Joseph Lean
Bessie Learn
Joseph Learn
Near Purchase Line
Hast
David A. Kilgore
Rosedale
Johnstown
Blairaville
David Kilgore
Cambria
Bethlehem Steel Company
Dairymen's Co-operative Sales Company
High Selon W
Isiner
Sophia Gustafson
Fomer
Sagamore
Jarry Radebaeh
Revetoelk
Mie Crater
Sorvdens
al’ Sapanora
Ives
Kessiter
Huyving
Beatie
Avi Fittgart Wenner
Jay i Brine
Cat
Creekside
al Smith
Tammany Hall
George H. Moses
Italy
America
Herbert Hoover
Folin A. Senet
Vollers
Tames
Stewart
Dade
Deihna Beeen
Charter Artewart
Mexecuhar
Grank
MiLyola
Tte
Tok & Tick
Sarah A
Buirsvile
Syatet
Jack & Tack
Notich
Waunie G. Kelbler
Saltshwee
M. Rhiblor
Salinburg, Pa
Tack & Jack
Rammel Gibson
North Mahoning Township
Seid
Hen
H. & Rondy
Executor Trade City
Dhe
Mary M. Sterner
Harry EB. Sterner
Dixonville
Gip
I. E. Miller
H. Wirtgins
Armstrong Township
J. Ernest Wiggins
W. Pearl Wiggins
Parkwood, Pa
R. D
Wm. J. Pierce
Orphans’ Court Sale
Samuel B. Alishouse
D. P. Rotuely
Jawa
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Department of Property and Supplies
Canuel
Harrisburg
Everal Penaments
Taylot
Epr
Ste, S
Melar
Saint
Beit Pa Foxe
Tintaville, I
Peeler & Et
Chick
Sallington
Towashih
Baying
Ehiting
Salil
Paryerniegg
Smn
Los
Jefferson County
Keller
Tawney
Charles Kerr
Parkwood
Seventh St
Ton, & Burgala
Yeyon Ered
BlirkHek
Gant
Daresin
K AL Swasy
Blacklick
Condi T
Altemas
Colyor
Darsaly
L. Pyoek & Son
Fifthsite
Lee
Callan Proviiser
Awin Gilpin Orr
Exclusive
Suiling Ageur
Festiurant
Tudinna
Lay Jadianats West Dueatley
Troyes Tess
Tony Euspaeihe
Dartivdhirs
Dravreys Uftie
Ren
Progress
North Seventh Street
Progress of
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