May override Harding's veto of bonus bill
Washington date lines report the House ready to override President Harding's veto of the Soldier Bonus bill, a step seen as probable in the Senate where anti bonus factions hold sway. The piece also notes a Girl Scouts event at the High School Auditorium with Rev. Ashton as speaker and a public auction listing farm items and equipment near Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
House
M. S. Ashton
United Press
Washington
Ing
Wight
Senate
N Nmber
Vorty
Hue
Ashton
McRo
Ivery
Baker Bill
Corry
Mike Hagandale
John Hammond
Narrow Escape When Residence Is Dynamited
Uniontown Pennsylvania September 20 Walter J McMenus his wife and three small children narrowly escaped serious injury when their home near Masontown was dynamited and wrecked. They slept on the opposite side of the house from the blast, saving their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Walter J. McMenus
Masontown
Golden Links Sunday School Elects New Teacher
Twenty four members of the Golden Links Sunday School Class met at Mrs. Olin Dow Little's home for the monthly business and social meeting. Dr and Mrs MacDonald leaving the city prompted the resignation of the current teacher Mr MacDonald. Mrs Harriet Bonster elected as new teacher with Mrs Carl Brown as assistant. A silk umbrella was presented to Mrs MacDonald by Mrs Earl Brown. Sew ing for Sheffield Orphans next year planned, refreshments served, meeting adjourned to meet third Tuesday in October with Mrs Carl Inman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Links
Olin Dowlittle
North Center Strey
Mac Donald
MacDonald
Harriet Bonster
Carl Brown
Earl Brown
Sheffield
Shell shocked vet tried for slaying woman
In Huntingdon Pa on September 20 the trial of Dr Herbert Bryson began for the shooting of Helen Irene Hines. Samuel J Spyker opened for the commonwealth as jurors were seated with no women and only one World War veteran on the panel. Bryson’s defense described shell shock from the 42nd division in France as part of the plan to fight a murder conviction. A second note mentions Hanson Rubber Goods advertising leather goods and gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy Wanou
Huntingdon
Samuel J. Spyker
of the Commonwealth
Herbert Bryson
Helen Irene Hines
France
Brysuitn
Hirst
Spartansburg News Items Chronicle Oddities and Home Notes
Spartansburg on September 1 highlights a nearly finished, stylish farm house on Guy Tlakestee’s land north of town with modern features and a heated, automatic water system. It also covers local visits, family news, election of officers, social events, and community notes from Spartansburg and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Guy Tlakestée
Nile
Ireet
Thin Phice
Very
Ailton
York
Juckain
Thoms Brorn Corey
Mate Mitford Fett
Brocton
Atrs
Strice
AW. Jude
City
Charles Major
Wallace
Ruulo
N.Y
Sherman
Ad May
Walle
Janes Tagen
Tunaville
Ray Crosby
William Puller
Myrna ‘Thomson
Ufford Ursby
Loop
Meadville
Mas Thomsom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ata
Hanson
Cleveland Six
Cleveland
Brooks Motor Company
Clinton ST
Cleveland Automobile Company
Corry PA
Edith Morton Beaumont
Spartamiorg
George Treaumont
A & Marshall
Junoan
Alasda
Moawiniant
Enet
Signal Corp
Gndthin
Mater
Bat Army
Sonilly
Eric
Hugh Drum
Liggett
Hates
Hit Place
James Platt
Union City
Ain
Frank Atlen
Tf Day
Cambridge
Atleis Sisten
Will Titwy Wid
Edward Wat
Glenn I Steudauey
Rank Hyde
Myra Mayr
Greenville
Sear Blakedes
Sisi
Sparta
Wayne Batman
Urownsgilly
Pasive Eer
Tawber
Methodia Eltch
Susan ‘Taylor
Pitesti
Hee Hunt
Payton Wate
Pittburel
Will de Piven
Ry Martin
Charles Martin
Mencvillé
Ella Benson
Aire Taira Armateong
Murti
Abe
Leni Morris
Lainly
Watts Plate
Methodist Church
Hapeiat Association
Will Mice
Erie
Tig Ples
W. P. Burlingham
Jamestown
William Reiver
John Writht
J. Sharp
Bob. Kemp
Meg W. W. Thckor
Titus Ville
Jol Thompson
Diwativer Myrint
Wo Hy Boss
Harlton
Taynville
Milton August
Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
Kuppenheimer
Bernstein Bros. Clothier and Furnishers
Center Street
Humphrey
Reznor
Lawson
THE
Barlow Hdw
Company
PENN
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!