Mount Tabor community welcomes newborn Lena Irene Marsh
Mr and Mrs Ira Marsh are proud parents of a baby girl Lena Irene. Rev Richards becomes new pastor of Evangelical church of Mount Tabor. Hugh Mack of Heshbon and friends visit, Cribba and Hol Bowser and Gus Urban residents mentioned, George Cline adds a new roof to his barn. Peter Stock visits daughter Mrs William Marsh. Agnes Stock visits sister Mrs Gottlieb Kim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Tabor
Ira Marsh
Lena
Irene
Evangelical Church
Farewell service and local social visits in Stifflertown
A farewell for Rev. Perry Pyle at Stifflertown on Wednesday evening followed with several social mentions. Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Coble hosted a corn roast Saturday night. Various residents visited Barnesboro, Pine Grove, Nanty Glo, Cherry Tree, and the Indiana fair. Mrs. Elizabeth Rummel and others are listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stifflertown
Perry Pyle
James Corson and Son
Nanty- Glo
Lewis Goodlin
Elizabeth Rummel
Cherry Tree
Otto Knoll
Olive
Stanley Stahl
Fairview
Beatrice Beringer
Calvin Rummel
Ladell
Pauline King
Mount Union Social News and Local Notices
Quinter Boyer called at Hd Ros borough Monday. Carl Richard served as caller with C Leightner at home Monday evening. Murray Ankeny visited Pittsburgh last week. Harvey Reefer and son Don threshing near here. B C Rowley was an Elderton caller Friday. Church services next Sunday September 27 at 10. Sunday school at 9 30. All welcome. Carl Fleming motored to Apollo Friday. Jesse Elgin of Indiana was here last week. Irwin Sheasley injured his arm last week. William Rosborough spent weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Miles McIntire and family visited Mr Kough Sunday. Harvest home services attended Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinter Boyer
Hd Rosborough
Carl Richard
X C. Leightner
Murray Ankeny
Pittsburgh
Harvey Reefer and Son
Don
Girty
C. Rowley
Carl Fleming
Apollo
Jesse Elgin
Indiana
Irwin Sheasley
William Rosborough
Miles McIntire
H. Kough
Harvest Home
Barnesboro
Wm. Huey
Town
Sam Wineberg
Laurance Peffer
Trade City
W. Powell
Ray Moot
Elsworth Dorn
Clarence Falen
Dr. Morrow
R. J. Meigaac
Reese Petter and
Familly
James Petter
Span
Sharp Whitacre
Georgeville
L. B. Moot
Lee Dean
Greensburg
Annie Moot
R. J. McIsaac
Near Town
Salma
Ala
Ella Dilts
DeLancey
Annie Leckwatch
All Clear Sailing After the Fog
In a Murray bay house party Peggy Breaks an engagement to Lester after learning of his deceit. Forrester confesses love and guides Peggy through a foggy return, revealing honesty and a planned future together as they reach shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrester Knowlton
Pegey Shnford
North Pole
South Pole
Peggy
Georgiana
Tamarack Cove
Forrester
Murray Bay
St. Lawrence
Lester
Starling
Three Rivers
Rowahout
Genevieve Roberts
Genevieve
Herstell
Sandwich Glass Marks and Early Salt Cellar Identified
Glass collectors search for a distinguishing mark as evidence. A boat-shaped salt-cellar is cited as the earliest Sandwich salt, bearing "B and 8 Glass company" on the stern, "Sandwich" on the bottom, and "Lafayette" on each side wheel. If continued smarking had persisted, provenance of glass fragments would be clearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B and 8 Glass Company
Sandwich
Lafayette
Sandwich Works
Washington Star
Fashionable Life When Georges Ruled England
A satirical English Ladies Catechism mocks fashionable daily life under George III era. Questions reveal lazy routines in bed, afternoon naps, late nights, Sabbath scorn, and fixation on new fashions. Answers lampoon vanity, self love, and disdain for others, with critics noting exotic animal pets and cosmopolitan toys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges
England
Tytee
Indy
Genoa
East Indies
Vigo
Richardson
Georgian
Seek Church's Blessing on All Undertakings
The Slav people rely on religious customs more than western Europeans. Bulgarians preserved many rites during five centuries under Turkish rule. Clergy blessing accompanies marriages births and deaths and even foundation laying. A street opening or factory may require a priestly blessing and wreaths. In villages priests perform varied ceremonies for rain harvest and land blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Detroit News
Trappist Monks and Their Reform History
Trappist monks, a reform of the Cistercian order, were instituted in 1662 by Armand Jean le Bouthillier de Rancé after assuming La Trappe in 1660. The reform aimed to restore monastery discipline and spread to Europe and beyond, with three U S Cistercian abbeys listed in Gethsemane Kentucky New Mellarey near Dubuque Iowa and Our Lady of the Valley Cumberland BR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armand Jean Te Bouthellier Dé Rance
la Trappe
Europe
United States
Gethsemane
New Mellarey
Dubuque
Iowa
Our Lady of the Valley
Cumberland
The Pomp of Power Nicolas I Prefers Quiet Life Incognito
From Von Bulow's Memoirs, the czar Nicholas I is depicted choosing a simple private life in a South German palace. He feels safe in Hesse from Russian threats and enjoys a quiet night by a Darm stream. He travels incognito by slow train to Frankfurt to buy ties and gloves, demonstrating royal pomp's hollowness.
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Nicholas I
Itusala
Hesse
Russia
Darm
Darmstadt
Frankfurt
von Bulow
Policies At Lloyds Face Century Old Changes
Fortune Magazine notes Lloyds marine policy language has changed little since its origin. An old opening phrase once read In the name of God Amen now Be it known that revealing the policies contradictions and grandiose tone. An English judge described the phrasing as potentially lunatic if drafted today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's
Fortune Magazine
Owen
Machines in Vineyards brace vineyard work in Africa
Mechanization replaces hand spraying in northern Africa vineyards. Native labor once carried copper dust cylinders while now horses, mules, or meteor trucks pull large metal sprayers that scatter dusts with compressed air. The shift reportedly increases wine yield per acre.
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Africa
Community Visitors Spread Across Maple Grove Area
A long list of weekend and weekday visitors and relatives shared time in Maple Grove, with many from nearby towns and states stopping by farms and homes including Phillips, Adams, Belsano, and Kenwood. Residents noted include John Lambing, John Henry, Walter Carney, Irvin Green, Isaac Sleppy, and others, as well as travelers from Pittsburgh, Greensburg, Vandergrift, and Indiana.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ross sDeGaetano Master Cleaners
Philadelphia Street
R.W. Wehrle & Co
Berringer
Mount Union
Philadelphia
Indiana, Pa
Pacific
Donald Moorhead
Locust
Maple Grove
Henry Jones
Joseph Phillips
Edd Fyock
Conrad Sloppy
John T
Vinton Edwards
Columbia
South Carolina
Harsh Roving
Thainging Rock
W. Va
Kinkpatriot
Morgan and
Wade
Deb Grove
Harry Adama
Alfred Overman
Robert
Johnstown
D.C. Shuman
Mia
J. Fe Rager
Harold
Dolores Shuman
Mundy's Corners
Thomasg Bracken
Song
Raymond and
Clyde
Belsano
Harry Boring
Nanty-Glo
George Galentine
Merle McMania
Dayton
William Phillips
Chiildren
Ambridge
Phillips Farm
Walter Carney
Armagh
Albert Coy
Irvin Green
Isaac Sleppy
Lincoln Adams
Brice Myers
Russell Thompson
Heflwood
Wm. Newlin
Kenwood
Robert Adams
George Greene
Wm. McCullough
Hersh Boring
Hanging Rock
Thomas Boring
Nanly-Glo
G. BE. Holmes
John Lambing
John Henry
Ross Reed
Zula
Wike Farm
Marchand
Walter Hiles
Hiles
J. C. Schrecengost
Margaret Enterline
Kittanning
A. M. Jamison
M. B. Smeltzer
T. W. Stepp
Elderton
Walter Rupert
Glenn
Eleanor
Nevin
Leroy
Frank Wetzel
Todd ‘Christy
Robert Jamison
South Bend
J. T. Jamison
W. R. Pittman
Vandergrift
Our Town
Annie
Ida Scott
Boloney
HART
Schafener
Marx
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Moorhead’s
Mooorhead
Roest
Geo
Leycsier
the Savings & Trust Co
Abe
Geo!d. Leydicne
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