Braddock Hotel Fire Damages Landmark and Stores
An explosion and fire Sunday destroyed the Central Hotel Braddock s oldest landmark and damaged four other stores. Five persons were slightly injured. Damage estimated at 50000. Police said the explosion at the unoccupied hostelry had undetermined cause. Harrisburg records show 260000 public school pupils were not absent or tardy in 1930 81. Best perfect attendance on record. Sharon third operation removes peanut from 6 year old Robert Moore s lung. a small remained particle to be recovered. Barrisburg 4th class districts receive 6293279 state aid on February 1 with allocations to Allegheny Clearfield Jefferson Lancaster and Washington counties. Harrisburg Bureau of Motor Vehicles reports 155724 unclaimed renewal applications returned. 79 bags of mail.
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Braddock
Central
Harrisburg
James N. Rule
Pennsylvania
Sharon
Robert Moore
Barrisburg
Edward Martin
Sevem
Allegeney
Clearfield
Jefferson
Lancaster
Washington
Local social visits fill week across Ephrata and Manheim
Mrs Bertha Progress and son from Ephrata and Mr and Mrs Kansas Ecen Reinholds called on J F Shultz. Wilson Spangler and sons visited William Seibert family near Brunnerville. Edna Musser and Chester Todd of Silver Springs joined Landis Greider residence. Abram Mezler attended Elam Shelly home in Manheim with guests Wayne Zartman family. Israel Zartman and family and Isaac Weidman family dined with Emma Weidman Brickerville. Kermit Singer and son shared Buesta at Joan Singer’s. Janet Flory Brunnerville spent Sunday with Jean Greider. Norman Miller Romaine hosted supper with Wilson Spangler. Clarence Roth Lititz and son visited Morris Carpenter. Freeman Becker called on William Hoover Weidmansville. Esther Markley week-end Elizabethtown.
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Bertha Progress and Son
Ephrata
Kansas Ecenrode
Reinholds
J. F. Shultz
Wilson Spangler and
William Seibert
Brunnerville
Edna Musser
Chester Todd
Silver Springs
Landis Greider
Abram Mezler
Elam Shelly
Manheim
Wayne Zartman
Israel Zartman
Isaac Weidman
Emma Weidman
Brickerville
Kermit Singer
Joan Singer
Janet Flory
Jean Greider
Norman Miller
Romaine
Wilson Spangler
Clarence Roth
Lititz
Morris Carpenter
Freeman Becker
William Hoover
Weidmansville
Esther Markley
Elizabethtown
Good Sport meets a storm of a wife in New York affair
Marilyn Atherton surprises herself by deciding to chase Rex Parker through Europe and back, then to join him life in a Park Avenue apartment to uncover why he strayed. Her mother Mrs. Atherton watches as Marilyn vows to live amid Rex’s social circle for three months to learn what she lacks.
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Rex
Marilyn
Mrs. Atherton
Park Avenue
Mrs. At
France
Loretta
Yuan
Tme
Long Island
Amilyn
Peggy Burns
Peggy
Marge
Cain
Ginnie
Sylvia Smith
Fay
Violet
Queenie
Eaura
Sweetie
Darling
Miss Smith
Sylvia
Tye
Rex Parker
Laura
Ritz
Miss Burns
Midwinter Vegetables Toast a Sweetening Method
A historical note on midwinter vegetables praising their current abundance and stressing careful cooking to preserve flavor. It highlights adding sugar to the boiling water when cooking peas and other greens to restore sweetness lost after picking, a practice long used by Continental chefs and taught to apprentice vegetable cooks.
Sunday Visits Across Communities Mention Local Hosts
Rev and Mrs Harvey Markley spent Sunday visiting friends at Safe Harbor. Mr and Mrs Jacob Fahnestock spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Russell Lacet at Richland. Mrs John Wentling of Rotheville visited Mr and Mrs Roland Mull. Mr and Mrs Abram Metzler visited Mr and Mrs Morris Carpenter Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Milton Martin and children of Hohnstown were entertained by Mr and Mrs Harry Landis and family. Miss Lorraine Kline spent the weekend with Miss Miriam Buchter of Beunnerville. Miss Pearl Geltmacher of Newtown spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Clayton Gelomachér and family. Hope Hope is an endless chain that is oft en broken but easily repaired.
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Harvey Markley
Safe Harbor
John Wentling
Rotheville
Rolandus Mull
Abram Metzler
Morris Carpenter
Milton Martin
Hohnstown
Harry Landis
Lorraine Kline
Miriam Buchter
Beunnerville
Pearl Geltmacher
Newtown
Clayton Gelomachér
Marilyn Parker Plans to Rent Love Nest Apartment
Marilyn Parker and Rex, a seemingly happy couple, host Marilyns mother Mrs Atherton in Long Island Nome. Rex will sail for Europe soon and proposes renting an apartment for the three months apart. While house hunting they view a place that appears to be a lovers’ retreat. Marilyn finds a clue to her husband’s affairs in the tenant’s belongings and resolves to uncover why he substituted her with another woman.
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Atherton
Marilyn
Long Island
Rex Parker
Mrs. Atherton
Mother
Mari
Rex
Marilyn Parker
Hie
Chapter II Amilyn Enters Peggy Burns's World of Glamour
Marilyn moves into Peggy Burns's apartment to learn the demi mondé arts. A Consolation Shower for Fay exposes harsh, gleaming social rules. Marilyn navigates the flirtatious crowd, learns blackmail as a tool, and receives a late invitation to a dance from Mrs Atherton.
Tactful Bristow and the horsed portrait in Macclesfield
A neighbor teases Bristow about a mounted horse portrait, calling it a fine snapshot since he is still on the horse. The exchange turns playful as Bristow defends the cheeky remark and moves on to family banter about mislaid plans and cake.
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Bristow
Material for Baby and Secret Lessons in Laughs
A stitched collage of old jokes and humorous exchanges from the Louisville Courier-Journal notes a wife seeking yardage for a baby, a secret kept between Grace and Clara, taxation jokes, a husband and wife banter about money, and a London humorist quip about smothering a wife in diamonds.
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Grace
Clara
Louisville Courier-Journal
Self Governing Worker Proves More Valuable Than Bossed Labors
The text extols a worker who can self manage, citing that intelligent labor yields maximum effort with minimal supervision. It credits self discipline with stamping a person as trustworthy and suggests such individuals are more valuable than those needing others to lead them.
East Indian Dish Chutney and Oldest Man Made Thing
The article discusses chutney as a Hindi term for a warm or spicy fruit pickle with currants raisins ginger chilies garlic mustard seed and vinegar. It notes a green-glazed steatite bead necklace in the Higypt Exploration society said to be over 6,500 years old as the oldest man made object on earth. It adds a reflective remark on facing life without undue worry.
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Higypt Exploration Society
Collier's
Counts to be presented to Court for confirmation nisi
Counts to be presented to the Court for confirmation nisi on Monday February 15 1932 by Penniron Company Ltd Elizabeth D Steinman Charles S Foltz and James Tate Steinman Liquidating Trustees The Peoples Bank of Maytown Frederick L Homsher Special Deputy as Agent for William D Gordon Secretary of Banking Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in possession of The Peoples Bank of Maytown Pa Sweigart Harvey P weak minded Farmers National Bank of Ephrata Pa Guardian
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Nisi
Penniron Company, Ltd
Elizabeth D. Steinman
Charles $. Foltz
James Tate Steinman
Peoples Bank of
Errors of Affluence R Neighbor-Ki- Mrs. Brown
The fragment presents a satirical exchange about technique and youth, referencing Mrs. Brown and a comment on stockings. It reads as a humorous London Opinion snippet with social commentary on affluence and manners.
Bladder cleanse ad promises relief with Juniper Oil
MOYER'S DRUG STORE in Lititz Pa promotes BU-KETS a bladder physic with juniper oil and buchu leaves to cleanse kidneys and relieve getting up nights. A 2 for 25c test box is offered with a money back guarantee after four days if not relieved. Backache and leg pains from bladder disorders are claimed to improve with this cleanse.
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Moyer
Lititz, Pa
Divorce Notices in Lancaster Pa December 1931 to 1932
Alias subpoenas for divorce command defendants to appear before Lancaster judges. Notices name Edgar G Collins, Paul O Eshleman, Louise W Jennings, Ellis B Austin, Miriam E Schubert, Russell J Vance, Sumner T Bohee, with dates February 1952 and February 1932 for show cause hearings and parties involved.
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Bessie T. Collins
Lancaster
Court of Common Pleas
Edgar G. Collins
D. F. Shuman
Paul D, Eshleman
Paul O. Eshleman
Louise W. Jennings
Orlan V. Jennings
Ellis E. Austin
Ellis B. Austin
Rose Mary Austin
Harold E. Schubert
Miriam H. Schubert
Miriam Euber
F. Shuman
Virginia M
Stagg
Theodore B. Stage
Russell J. Vance
Anna CC. Vance
Sumner T. Bohee
Ruby Bohes
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Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Lexington
Good Sport
Fox Picture
Europe
By Jane Rogers
Jacob Fahnestock
Sunay
Mrs. Russel Lacet
Richland
Tommy
Macclesfield Times
London Star
Dinah
Mandy
Maailam
John
Mummie
Joan
Daddy
Humorist
London
Philadelphia
Eckhart Furniture Co
North
Queen Street
Lancaster, Pa
W.M. Amer
Nunn-Busch
GRUBE
Atte
Selinda G, Eshleman
Orlan
Jennings
Theodore B. Stagg
Anna C. Vance
Atta
Ruby Bohee Ve
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