A Dress For Cindy Lou 8 At College Dance
Cindy Lou arrives at Gamma Rho with a suitcase and a crowd erupts when Madame Purple Plumes with a wedding robe confusion reveals itself. Kerry negotiates a fix by introducing Aunt Jobina, ending with Cindy’s ready grin and a successfully quirky outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy-Lou
Gamma Rho
Sunia
Gwen
Kerry
Cindy
Blake
Cindy- Lou
Madame Purple-Plumes
Ringling
Bob
Boston Professor Collects Rare Global Mineral Stones
Dr Earle A Brooks associate professor of biology at Boston University's School of Education owns a 1000 stone collection. He values minerals from Madagascar Ceylon Australia Iceland and Japan plus tourmalines from New England including rare black tourmalines near Fitchburg. He says minerals travel souvenirs and a collection brings beauty and lasting value with little care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Earle A. Brooks
Boston University
School of Education
Dr. Brooks
King Solomon
Madagascar
Ceylon
Australia
Iceland
Japan
Europe
New England
Boston Globe
Fitchburg
Doctor Brooks
Baobab Trees May Be Among America’s Oldest
Reported baobab trees in Hawaii are cited as some of America’s longest living plant life with ages possibly around 5,000 years. The trees’ foliage yields both mucilage and cattle fodder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawii
America
How the Good News Spread Across the Gentiles
Sunday review reflects on twelve lessons from a quarter about New Testament Christianity. It urges teachers and students to assess faith, life, and zeal, and presents seven points highlighting the spread of Christianity, persecution, lay participation, unity, and the universal gospel for all people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Jesus Christ
God
Philip
Paul the Apostle
Power of Little Rivers in People’s Quiet Magnetism
A concise meditation on how certain individuals possess an undefinable charm that draws attention and stirs interest through their presence and manner, much like the subtle force of small rivers shaping perception without overt effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Dyke
On Being Just and Unjust in Divine Will
A brief reflection argues that acting unjustly conflicts with divine will and that true happiness cannot come to those who live unjustly, framing morality as alignment with higher principles rather than personal gain.
Quantity Recipes of Quality by Frances Peck avetor
Guidance for planning a large luncheon using tested quantity recipes for 25 to 50 guests. Includes Tomato Juice Cocktail Dried Beef Creamed With Mushrooms and Noodles Special Pickle Cole Slaw and Apple Brown Betty with detailed ingredient lists and preparation steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Peck
Avetor
Weekend visitors and guests fill area homes
COVODE and other families from Cloe Troutville and North Braddock visited and hosted at various homes Sunday and weekend through Meadville Johnstown Akron and Rochester areas. Several pairs of hosts and guests include Wolf Beck Chandler Gaul Sutter D. B. Sutter Dor mig a Wolt and others. Weather forecaster Parker praised and critiqued over reliance on intuition rather than instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Hoover
Eugene
Large
Blair Gaul
C. ‘Chandler
Meadville
Molle Beck
Allen Coder
Helgetiay
Forsha
Frank Chevechester
Miss Anderson
Blairsville
Earl Beck
Geo, Gaul
Chance Beck
Johnstown
Walter Sutter
New Kensington
Marion Haugh
Punxsytawney
D. B. Sutter
Edward Chambers
Maynard
J. S. Smith
Rochester
N. Y
Community enjoys silo work and local visits this week
Silo filling and threshing are common in the area as residents report a string of visits. Mrs. Dissinger of Lebanon stayed with her sister Mrs. Hollenbaugh, while Frank Clark and family visited Blairsville. Several locals travel for schooling and work opportunities, including Dena Nardis Lena Nardis Louise Ferguson Earl Stitt and Edward Gallagher among others. The town notes a charity shower for Mr. and Mrs. Cribbe and a move by Mrs. Charlotte McCall to Indiana.
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Clarksburg
Robert Dissinger
Lebanon
W. P. Hullenbaugh
Frank Clark
W. P. Hallenbaugh
Dena Nardis
Lena
Louise Ferguson
Earl Stitt
Saltsbury High School
Edward Gallagher
Mike Ritz
Loree Speedy
Riders Ridge Vocational School
Fern Lowman
Westminster College
M.E. Hileman
Frank Cribbe
Charlotte McCall
Indiana
H. W. ‘Anderson
Vandergrift
H. M. Lowman
Homer City
W. D. Coleman
Balta~sburg
J. E. Fryar
Paul Lowman
Brackenridge
Yale
Lowell Thomas
Ford Bond
John B. Kennedy
Harold Cunningham
Saltsburg
Hirick
South Bend social notes and local visits
The WHO club met with Mrs W T Anderson on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Edward Barnet spent several days the past week. Silvis family were Saturday evening callers in the Ralph Ramner home at Plunicreek. Mrs Hazelett returned from Indiana hospital after two operations. Nancy Devers was at Indiana on Saturday. WHC club and families held a wetter roast Friday at James Shoup home near Apollo. Ralph Ramner family and in law visited Mel Silvis home. Clara Townsend ill. Farmers in the area filling silos. Lavenia Sheaffer of Hiderton employed in Jewel home. Will and Joe Devers of Apollo were Saturday callers. Gas and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers, $5.50.
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Edward Barnet
Wherry
Gene Silvis
Ralph Ramner
Plunicreek
Hazelett
Indiana Hospital
Nancy Devers
Indiana
WHC Club
James Shoup
Apollo
Ralph Ramer
Diner Complains of Slim Steak Portion
A diner receives a very small piece of steak and the waiter assures it will take a long time to eat, reflecting a humorous exchange over portions and service.
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Cindy Lou
Jobnna
Madam
Aunt Jobinal
Aunt Jobina
Madam Purple-Plumes
Ray
Harold L. Lundquiat
Western Newspaper Union
Western Asia
Max Shields
Robert
North Braddock
M. Shields
Harry Rawble
Pittsburgh
Earr ‘Beck
Mra
Wm. Davis
C. Be, Hugas
Chubb
Parker
Barry
Sevellon
Streamline
Quaker
Pillsbury
Streamline Market
Philadelphia St
Penna
Eo. D. Leydic Funeral Home
Wayne Avenue
Hone
South Bend
the Who
W. T. Anderson
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Post
Gasette
R. D
Roosevelt - Landon
James J. Walters
Indiana, PA
Low Pricea
G. O, Murphy Co
Phila. Bt
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