Gip Gerard and Slick Sarrett Saga in a Gang Hideout
Gip Gerard hides with Slick Sarrett in a dim Eighth Avenue flat after a gunfight that leaves Sarrett dying. Gip taunts fate while a bank robbery leads police to suspect him, but a deputy’s questioning reveals Johnny Sarrett’s wary audition of truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Nur
Slick Sarrett
Eighth Avenue
Gip Gerard
Gip
Biaze
Slick
Joe Romelli
Gip Fenelt
Joe Ramelis
Silick
Joe Ramelli
Indiana
Johnny
Johnny Sarrett
Father
Mim
Johnny Ilvedy
Gerard
Public Confidence Restored by Banks
New York report on the American Bankers Association public relations drive. R. S. Hecht outlines plans to educate the public about banking through ads, school talks, radio, press outreach, and ethical banking practices, aiming to boost trust and explain bankers’ role in prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Bankers Association
R. 8. Hecht
Hecht
Public Education Commission
Hewce
Gerties
Committee On Banking Studies
Washington
The
Agricultural Commission
American Institute of Banking
Association
Predicts Farm Loan Expansion in New Jersey
W S Myers governor Farm Credit Administration said agriculture shows marked improvement and will need greatly expanded farm credit especially short term. Speaking before Rutgers joint banking school he noted cooperative production credit associations cannot monopolize the field and urged farmers to obtain credit from banks production credit associations or other business credit sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
W. S. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Washington, D. C
Graduate School of Banking
American Institate of Banking
American Bankers Association
Rutgers University
Myers
Local social notes from Armagh and Johnstown area
East Wheatfield and adjacent communities report visitors births hospital stays and school news. Dennis Steele Hutchison born September 17 in Johnstown. Jane Hutchison begins at Indiana State Teachers College. several families attend the Armagh community fair and visit relatives in Johnstown Cramer Blacklick and Blairsville with lists of guests and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Wheatfield
Merle McCormick
Minneapolis
J. L. Caldwells
Armagh
H. Steele Findley
Cramer
Mendenhall Hospital
Johnstown
Dennis Steele
CG. L. Campbell
Indiana
Alice Mack Campbell
Robert ‘Campbell
Anna Hood
Ransom Tomb
Irvin Ling
J. R. Hutchison
Agnea _ Wakefield
Rude
Seward
Margie Nell Shrom
Blacklick
Mildred L. Findley
Emma J. Elliott
Lester Matthews
Pittsburgh
Shelly
Johns' S Town
Matthews
Robert Ferry
Elizabeth
J. A. Shrom
C. H. Findley
H. L. Tinkcom
Nancy
R. G. Cramer
Roscoe 8. Mack
Derry
George Summers
Wilkinsburg
Swartz
New Florence
Jane Hutchison
State Teachers College
Helen Hronchak
C. F. Ling
George Bracken
Charles Rumbaugh
Blairsville
Shady Hollow Visitors and Local Callers Featured
Local social notes list visits among residents of Shady Hollow and nearby areas with names such as Thompson Morrison McGaughey and Parks. The column also mentions El derton calls and calls in Van dergrift and Mt. Union, plus travel to Dayton. A brief note on the emu in Australia rounds out the page along with a recipe step and an advertisement for trespass notices.
How America Answers Her Critics By Raymond Pitcairn
National chairman argues against European centralized models. He contends Americans enjoy higher living standards, opportunities, and freedoms under the U.S. Constitution. Critics must prove others offer better outcomes before threats to constitutional guarantees are taken seriously. Our heritage is precious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Raymond Pitcairn
United States
Lincoln
Edison
Fall Farm Calendar Tips From The Pennsylvania State College
Timely reminders cover tile drainage timing ground cover crops and lawn seed changes. Guidance includes choosing extension circulars on land drainage and planting rye or wheat as cover in gardens plus advice to remodel old barns to reduce housing costs and improve ventilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Local Social Notes From Kittanning Visits and Calls
Olivet notes Nancy Stewart in Kittanning on Wednesday. Glick Bros of Mr Pleasant called at J Ewing's on Friday. Tom Nixon of Edmon called at Frank Lambing's on Sunday. T C Bair Alfred Bair wife and daughter Thelma and Mrs Frank Lambing visited KL BE. Schrecengosts in Kittanning on Saturday. Mrs Ross Wilson and daughter Phyllis visited J Ewing's on Monday. Mrs Roscoe McConnell returned home after her mother Mrs L E Schrecengost's death in Kittanning last week.
Maple Grove Sunday Visitors and Local Notes
Maple Grove residents shared visits with relatives from Johnstown Pittsburg and Indiana. The Sleppy home hosted callers while revival services at Punxsutawney drew Maple Grove attendees and the Mississippi Colored Quartet. Local social activity included visits to Strongstown Newtown Alverda and nearby towns with various family gatherings and cream suppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Church of God
Punxsutawney
Kemper Chapman
Pittsburgh
Lottie Lyons
Willam Schiman
Nanty- Glo
G. R. Waltemire
Cockport Stair
Henry Jones
Newtown
Detwiler
Strongstown
G. R. ‘Waltemire
Isaac Sleppy
Howard
Emerson Thumsey
Dick Farr
Indiana
G. R. Wallemire
Alverda
Win, Foraythe
Sunday Church Services and Local Visits Reported
Sunday church services are set for 3:00 PM after Sunday school at 2:00 PM at Crooked Creek church. Visitors include Joseph Schwab of Tidioule and Howard Brady of Helyotia visiting their parents. Several local families, including the Kirks, Millers, Wells, and Kinter households, are noted as visiting relatives and attending a funeral in Indiana. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette subscriptions for R. D. readers are listed at $5.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooked Creek
Joasph Schwab
Tidioule
Watt Kintur
Howard Brady
Helyotia
Charles Brady
Hussell Black and Family
Windber
Nettle Wells
Gan
Harry
Harry Miller
al. Kinghorn
Evang City
Wm. Downey
Sound teeth show higher molybdenum than decayed teeth
Researchers report sound teeth contain significantly more molybdenum, a rare metal used in steel alloys, than teeth affected by decay. The finding suggests a metallic signature linked to tooth health and could influence future dental alloy studies.
New Glass‑Expanding Steel Used in Radio Tubes
A novel steel alloy has been created that expands like glass. It costs two dollars per pound and finds use in manufacturing metal radio tubes, offering unique properties for electronic components.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shady Hollow
W. R. Thompson
Flora Morrison
Margaret McGaughey
Mae
Mt. Union
Murray Meyers
Sara Esther Walker
Elderton
Bill Coulter
Steele Henderson
Janet Kunkle
J. Steele Henderson
Dwight Parks
Dwight Parks, of Near Dayton
J. Frank Munshower
Nick Delick
Shady Plain
John Fyock
Muddy Run
Harry R. Rearick
Australia
the Savings
Trustco
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Harry Adams
Paul and
Yorrest
Gladys
Alex Morgan
Martha Adams
Wilmer Muckle
Howard Willard
Winfred Wagoner
Minnie
Twila
Bethel
W. H.sleppy
Wayne
Near Penn Run
Sleppy
Clair Cramer
Emerson Rumsey
Chambersville
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
Parnell, Cowher & Co
Citizens Bank Building
Ome Geo. D
Larrow and
Edelman
Wingold
Goldenrod
Winona
Millers Dog
Hetrick & Wilson
P.R.R. Statio
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