Plumville Social Notes From A Distant Sabbath
Vern Dords drove to Kit on Sabbath in his new Hudson. The road work between Plumville and Home began Monday. Teachers and locals visited over the weekend, with several announcements of births, visits, and Sunday church services.
Local Notes From The Week
Misa Naomi Manner left Monday for Birmingham seminary to resume studies. Clair Geetty visited Toledo this week. Attendees at Altono Thursday evening included A Downing R B Bruner M Hamaty and Prof J A Manner. Mrs A P Mannerberg of Hartford visited friends here.
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Misa Naomi Manner
Birmingham Seminary
Clair Geetty
Toledo
A. Downing
R. B. Bruner
M Hamaty
Altoona
A. P. Mannerberg
Fratford
Quilter Bets $25 For Burial Plot To Escape Medical Dissection
Maryville Missouri tale of Anna Curless, 63 years a Nodaway infirmary inmate, who saved $25 through 12 years of quilting to buy a Miriam cemetery plot. She fears being buried at the farm or dissected for medical study, and her fund grew slowly yet steadily with aid from friends and charitable groups.
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Maryville
Anna Curless
Nodaway County Infirmary
Miriam Cemetery
Tella
Miss Curless
United States
Nodaway County Institution
Lfe
Smyrna and Uniontown Community Notes in Brief
Smyrna and Uniontown locals share visiting, travel, and social updates. Names include Mrs Anna Hazlett Mrs John Grove Mrs Will Christenson Glenn Walter Elmer Steel Mrs Bruce Crawford Mrs Jnomulion Belle Vanhlrn Ralph Nichol R W Hamilton Mrs Hart Skinner Hazel Mrs John Ross Leonard Mabon Dr McCreight Alda Waddell Anna Hall Earl Skinner Clark Sprankle Mrs Arthur Nichol Roy Remaley S J Langham Elmer Oak Treee Winnie Farnsworth Oscar McCall Katherine McAdoo Lillian Beringer Adda Annie Beringer Brail King Zonomia Stiffler James Langham Verla Beringer Hershel Garman and others with assorted visits, travels, and minor accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna
Anna Hazlett
John Grove
Ambrose
Will Christenson
Frank Hammilton
Glenn Walter
Elmer Steel
Indiana
Bruce Crawford
Jnomulion
Smicksburg
Fulton
Belle Vanhlrn
Dayton
Ralph Nichol
R. W. Hamilton
Hart Skinner
Hazel
Plumville
John Ross
Rochester Mills
Leonard Mabon
Washington, D. C
McCreight
Blairsvillee
Alda Waddell
Dessie Hamilton
Anna Hall
Earl Skinner
Clark Sprankle
Arthur Nichol
Trade City
Roy Remaley
Georgeville
Sea Hero Given Medal After Two Year Search
Edward Kavanagh a 40 year old Jersey City able seaman received the seaman's valor medal for heroism on June 21 1920. After a two year search he was found in Ireland, his birthplace, and the act involved aiding the life boat crew of the British ship Frenchurch during the rescue of the American schooner William C. May in heavy seas. President Wilson ordered the decoration, and President Harding had inquired about his whereabouts.
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New York
Edward Kavanagh
Jersey City
Wilson
Kava-nagh
Ireland
Kavanagh
Hardog
Frenchurch
William C. May
Distant infant dies after two week illness
The little daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Lowman died Monday morning after an illness of two weeks. Mrs Ted McQuown spent Saturday at Indiana. Mrs Jennie Douglass and children spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs Ted McQuown. William Butterbaugh, who was employed at Blairsville, has returned to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Crawford
W. H. Crawford
Elders Ridge
Ida Weaver
W. P. George
Oscar Dillinger
Homer City
Marvin Silvis
Hila Scott
Schaeffer
Olderton
Ray Lowman
Ted McQuown
Indiana
Jennie Douglass
William Butterbaugh
Blairsville
Rejuvenation Promise From Doctor Voronoff
London reports promise by Doctor Voronoff to reveal a method for everlasting girlhood alongside male rejuvenation. At a recentInternational surgical congress he claimed progress and certainty of success, prompting mixed reactions and disbelief among delegates who urged restraint.
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Voronoff
London
Doctor Voronoff
Bush Saves Dreamer Who Tried High Dive
Albertaulson leaped from a second story window believing it a high dive and landed uninjured in a big bush. Witnesses, including several girls, heard his yell as he touched down, awakening his family.
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Bush
Dreamer
Sioux Falls
M. D
Albertaulson
Lin
Paulson
Preaching and visiting notes from Cookport community
Sundays feature preaching at M. P church and Wednesday prayer meetings at 7 30 PM. Local residents and visitors like Mr and Mrs George Patrick Mr and Mrs Wade Wil and Mrs Cameron spent time with Mrs Lutman and others. Names of residents including Miss Duck and Miss Fae Davidson appear among social calls and travel to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
George Patrick
Wade Wil
Mra
Cameron
Gill Lutman
Henry
Indiana
Ford Gregory
M. C. Clark
Gon
Walter
Johnstown
Misa Stormer
Clarence Bagley
Charlie Wassam
D. H. Wilt
H. BR. Spider
Hope Keating
Gladys Stiffler
Uniontown
Fae Davidson
Mahaffey
Clarence Henry
Studebaker
Morris Sheesiey
Beulah Reed
Miss Duck
Cherry Tree
Howard Meeking
Community Notes From East Wheatfield and Nearby Areas
Weekend visits and travel mark local activity with James R. Hutchison departing for Minneapolis to enter the university. A Brush Valley community fair drew attendees, while corn roasts and family visits punctuated Armagh events. Several residents are ill, and church activities are updated as services will not be held next Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Wheatfield
James Rogers
James R. Hutchison
Minneapolis
University
Brush Velley
G. Mack
Jennie Johnston
Louisa Matthews
Armagh
R. ‘T. Hutchison
Mra
Katherine Bolar
Johnstown
Hillsdale Visit Includes Indiana Trip
Mrs. Rank visits southern Indiana with Mr. and Mrs. G A Ginter and children Violet and Harry. Boyd Daugherty joins at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thad Jones in Hebensburg. Miss Helen Mitchell spent the week there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
K. Rank
Indiana
G. A. Ginter
Violet
Harry
Boyd Daugherty
Thad Jones
Hbensboro
Helen Mitchell
Community Notes From a Weekend in the Area
End of the piece lists local residents and their weekend visits. Mr and Mrs D. B Spicher attended Mrs Adam King’s birthday party. L Sheesley family visited Richmond. A R Wauchisen visited Punxsutawney. Clyde Houck family and Helen Louise visited G B Gromley in Purchase Line. Clarence Conner family spent Sunday with Thomas Trimble in Wilbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Washington
Spicher
Adam King
L. Sheesley
Richmond
A. R. Wauchisen
Punxautawney
Clyde Houck
Helen Louise
Purchase Line
G. BE. Gromley
Clarence Conner
Thomas Trimble
Wil- Bus
Plumcreek Community Notes Highlight Gatherings and Health
Plumcreek residents share weekend visits and homestyle news. Rev Holsapple and family joined Mr and Mrs M H Kelley and kin for a Sunday gathering. Mary Frailey was ill then improved. Ethel and Mildred Bleakney, Indiana Normal students, returned home. Mrs Irvin Kelley visited sister Mrs Ralph Ram er. Promotion day services set for Plumcreek church after Sabbath school next Sunday morning. Homer Bleakney and wife visited W C Bleakney family in Leschburg on Saturday. Earnest Ramner busy harvesting fruit and selling much of it in Indiana. Several local silos filled last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holsapple
M. H. Kelley
Earnest Ramner
Indiana
Mary Frailey
Ethel
Mildred Bleakney
Indiana Normal
Irvin Kelley
Ralph Ramer
Plumcreek Church
Sunda
Homer Bleaknay
Leschburg
W. C. Bleakney
Local social notes from Indiana and area visitors
Jacob Clark and son Charles traveled to Indiana on business Friday. Nicholtown hosts Watt Lang and his wife as guests of J. H. Burkey family Sunday. Ray McMahan visited the vicinity on Saturday. Rev. Clay Burkey preached at Antioch Sunday. Adelaide Wolf spent the weekend at home. Pine Vate church holds Sunday morning service with events by Pastor. Mildred and Esther Palmer were guests of Mrs. Reithmiller Saturday. C. E. B. Colgans visited Spangler Saturday. Edna Brown, Marion Center student, visited her parents over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Dords
Kittanning
New
Hudson
Miss McDonald
J. N. Cochran
Jennie McCreight
Marion Center
Peter
James. Fisher
Main Street
Samuel Condron
Smickshore
James Painter
Jno
Cessna
Punxsutawney
M. H. Cessna
Presbyterian Church
Humphrey
Harry
Charley Brown
Frank Perogkey
Alfred Brown
Clarion County
Blaine Anderson
Triest
Davis
Glenn Stiver
Helen
CG. P. Smith
Robert Grimes
John
Machanicaburg
Jay C. Day
Indiana
Raymond Steck
Watt Lang
J. H. Burkey
Ray McMahan
Clay Burkey
Antioch
Adelaide Wolf
Pine Vate
Mildred
Esther Palmer
Reithmiller
C. EB. Colgan
Spangler
Edna Brown
Wekend
Parkwood Residents Host Family and Visitors in Indiana
Parkwood reports John Rey, a business caller from Indiana, hosting William Logan and family while Quadé Smith and family welcomed Mrs Annie Smith and Ralph from Aultman. Morgan Couch cared for his ill brother in Sheloctz. Elizabeth Ray, long ill at home, traveled to Pittsburgh for hospital treatment. Frank Craig and William McAdoo visited Indiana on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rey
Indiana
William Logan
Wh- Merding
Annie Smith
Ralph
Aultman
Quadé Smith
Morgan Couch
Sheloctz
Elizabeth Ray
Pittsburgh
Frank Craig
William McAdoo
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