Our Bill of Rights by Raymond Pitcairn
National columnist Raymond Pitcairn emphasizes the 150th anniversary of the Constitution and the 200th anniversary of the Bill of Rights. He praises the rights to worship, speak, assemble, labor, property, due process, and jury trial, urging vigilance against oppressive tyranny abroad and at home.
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Our Bill of Rights
Raymond Pitcairn
National
Sentinels of the Republic
America
United States
Strongstown Social Roundup Lists Local Visits and News
STRONGSTOWN Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Troxell were Wednesday callers in Indiana. Mrs. Tillie Boring made a business trip to Indiana on Monday. Mrs. Lena Griffith of Johnstown was a caller here during the week. Merle Mack, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mack, died in Lansing Kansas after an operation. The Stiles reunion was held Sunday at Roy Stiles farm with many relatives attending. Melvin McKnight and Lois Ondrizek welcomed a son, James Melvin. Mrs. John Garrett and daughters Alma Minnie and Marie visited Tom Stephens Friday evening. Willard Mack and Violet Garver of Nanty Glo wed in Nanty Glo Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hughes and family attended Cockport Fair Saturday. Sunday guests at Mrs. Elizabeth Troxell’s home included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Troxell and daughter Janice Lu and Mrs. Marie Bishop of Johnstown, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lloyd and children of Burnside. A special M E church service will be held Sunday evening September 26 by Lawrence B Yankee Italian Salvation Army worker of Wingber.
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Strongstown
W. G. Troxell
Indiana
Tillie Boring
Lena Griffith
Johnstown
Merle Mack
Harry Mack
Lansing
Kan
Stiles
Roy Stiles
Melvin McKnight
James Melvin
Richard Troxell
Janice Lu
Marie Bishop
Lawrence Lloyd
Burnside
M. E
Lawrence B. Yankee
Salvation Army
Wingber
Social Roundup From Cherryhill and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Wilson Glassford returns home after visiting relatives in Ohio and other states. Indiana visitors include Mrs. George Lindsay and daughter Alice of Heilwood and Mrs. Margaret Brown of Manor. A miscellaneous shower and serenade honored Mr. and Mrs. George Joiner. Local residents shopped, visited Indiana friends, and attended events including a Cockport fair. A 5 foot petrified snake found in a Scranton coal mine is believed ancient.
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Cherryhill
Wilson Glassford
Ohio
George Lindsay
Alice
Heilwood
Indiana
Margaret Brown
Manor
Dalvyin Joiner
Alverda
George Joiner
Edna
Mary
Sara Steptend
Cockport Faly
William Gressley
Hellwood
Christena Beilchick
Hetty Parry
Pine Flats
Shelton Shultz
Jane Brown
Margaret Engle
Brushyalley
Buffington Township
John Engle
Wesley
Jane Browns
Louie Brown
Spruce
P. N. Davia
Scranton
Edna May Faces a Wedding Across the City
Edna May, a beauty parlor worker, discovers Jim’s return home may be for a wedding tonight. In a petty act she secretly ruins a rival’s rouge then plans to confess to Jim, fearing his reaction and hoping to “play square” as she faces a life without her ballast.
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Edna May
Miss Cummings
Joe
Jim
Cummings
Jimmy
Engaged by a Liar Jack Clarendon's Bold Claim
Grace Porter and Harry Crane are teased about an engagement rumor sparked by Jack Clarendon a prolific teller of fiction. The pair, once only bowing acquaintances, drift into real interest as misunderstandings unfold and Grace plans to confront the teller while Harry contemplates drastic action. In time the truth emerges and a playful romance begins as Clarendon is proven both a liar and a seer.
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Ace Clarendon
Jack
Grace Porter
Harry Crane
Harry
Grace
Red Cross
Old Town
Judith
Stuart
Porter
General Greene
Eutaw Springs
Jack Clarendon
Clarendon
Architect Mansard Born in Paris in 1598
Paris born architect Mansard designed many buildings and chateaux and died in 1666. The mansard roof is named for him.
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Mansard
Paris
Community Guests and Visits Spread Across Local Families
March and Mrs Jane Peffera visit sons Harvey and Lester near Marion Center. Frank Knauf and son Frank host guests including Elia Hazlett Ed Stiffey and Homer Fairman. Beav er Falls resident Roy Huey and wife Ralph's circle travel to Pittsburgh and Akron visits occur. Various locals including the Garlands Dorn Penberthy Mottarn and Wetzell families host kin and friends across Johnstown Punxsutawney and Indiana regions.
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March
Mrs
Jane Peffera
Harvey and
Lester
Marion Center
Presbyterian supply retained for Kent Clarksburg churches
In Kent Clarksburg and Ebenezer Presbyterian churches Rev. King is reappointed as stated supply. He has served the last three months and is praised as a capable minister. Services include Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 11 15. News notes several local moves and visits among residents.
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King
Presbyterian
Kent
Clarksburg
Ebenezer
George Cochran
Livermore
Indiana County
Norman Ewing
Familly
Indiana
Roy Mwing
Kila Graham
Veterans Hospital
Aspinwall
Foster
B. M. Laveen
Diven
Maple Avenue
Blairsville
Wendell Good
Mr. Laveen
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Johns- Manville
Dupont
Indiana Lumber & Supply CO
Oaks& 10Th Sts
Penna
Murray
Murray’s Dyeing and Cleaning CO
Philadelphia St
Patronize Progress
Remington
Hileman
North Seventh St
Frank Knauf
Frank
Beaver Falls
Roy Huey
New Kensington
Knauf
Homer Fairman
Sagamore
Glenn Rosborough
Jean
Walier
J. B. Rosborough
George Hicks
Ralph Wineberg
Sarah
Anna
Pittsburgh
Kirkpatrick
Clarion
G. P. Garland
Alvin Dorn
Wernersville
D. A. Dorn
Thomas Penberthy
Akron
Paul
South Fork
Billy Dilts
Lynn Knorr
Near Mahaffey
Ila Dilts
Walter Wineberg
Vernetta Wiliams
Jacob Mottarn
Harry Mauk
William Brewer
Abe Brewer
Harold Mottarn
Punxsutawney
Reese Peffer
Sharp Whitacre
Georgeville
Wm, Brilhart
Henretta Uber
Annie Moot
Lewisville
Mary E. Elliot
Somerville
Mass
Boston
Woman's Relief Corps
Gokdrich
Motorola
King’s Auto and Radio Supply
Indiana, Pa
FP. W. Richardson
Alrfiax County
Virginia
James J. Walters
North 8Th Street
Indiana Motor Company
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