Homer City Scout Court of Honor Meeting Notes
The Homer City District Court of Honor at Homer City High School showcased Boy Scout service, rank advancements, and merit badges led by committee members Paul Campbell Rev B E Myers Allen Wilson and B F Hanis. The gathering included demonstrations, Pledge of Allegiance, and Scout Oath with tailed sessions on ranks and merit badges and a slate of church notices and Sabbath services across local congregations.
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Homer City
Paul Campbell
B. E., Myers
Allen Wilson
B. F. Hanis
Floyd Phillipps
Seont
Harrison
Court of Honor
Court of Honor Committee
Homer City No
Ward Robertson
Paul Kissinger
James Orr
Wilson Otto
Robert Campbell
Herbert McAnnulty
Loree Denied in Battle Over New Rail Route Plans
Hearings reveal Loree argues proposed line would serve as a bridge carrier diverting most traffic from existing routes. War Department witnesses cite military value while B and O and Pennsylvania deny justified need, noting traffic decline and plenty of capacity on current lines.
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Loree
Baltimore and Hio
New York Central
War Department
New York City
Pittsburgh
Easton
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
Columbus
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Youngstown
Cleveland
B, and
Sunday Church Notes Highlight Sermon and Music Plan
The service in the Sunday School room begins at 7 90 with Fred L Fink pastor delivering the sermon The music will be directed by Ward D Parks with special singing and an augmented orchestra The public is invited and topics for April 6 include Kept Back a Part of the Price and The Need of Religion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Methodist
A. D. Kero
Methodist Episcopal
J. A. McCamey
N.S. Metenif
Pittsburgh
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Home Society
America
Church School
Free Methodist
H. W. Armstrong
Sarah ‘McNaughton
First
Arthur B. Fowler
Robert L. Clark
Nevin
Buck
Zitterbart
Greenwalt
Young People's Forum
Wely
Second United Presbyterian
Samuel W. Shane
Gethsemane
Fred Little
Christ
First United Presbyterian Church, Evangelical
A. B. Hosbach
Petrie
Logan Houck
Dichmont
Zion Lutheran
B. F
Frances Bicher
Christ Episcopal
Roger Charnock
St. Bernard's
N. P. McNelis
Christian Science
Church of God
H. W. Miller
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Salvation Army Hall
Willam MacTavish
Philadelphia Street
Trinity Lutheran
Homer City
Charles EB
Christ the Reasoner
Light Brigade
Fred L. Fink
Ward D. Parks
Brilliant Mind Recalls Queen Victoria of Sweden Death
Queen Victoria of Sweden died in Rome at age 68 after a bronchial illness. Services were held at the German Church, with King Gustav and Princes Wilhelm at her bedside. Mussolini sent a guard to the Villa. her body will travel to Sweden by special train. The court declared mourning, and a warship was sent to Sassnitz to bring her body home.
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Guglielmo Emanuel Cins
Rome
Queen Victoria
Sweden
Villa
Hora
Queen Song
Gustav
Wilhelm
Mussolini
Victor Emanuel
Helena I
Italy
France
Egypt
Algeria
The
Nile
Stockholm
Victoria
Sassnitz
Germany
Royal Castle
Queen Victoria of
Gustaf
Kartesruhe
Friedrich of
Baden
Louisa
Prussia
William I
Strassburg
Karlesruhe
Norway
Tullgarn
Deland
Baltic Sea
Census multilingual enumerator joins Washington county team
Census supervisor H R Campbell celebrated as Joseph Drobiszewski of Donora, a man who speaks twelve languages, was enrolled as a special enumerator for Washington and Greens counties. The recruit, educated at California Teachers College Waynesburg College and now at Duquesne University, will help overcome linguistic obstacles in the census.
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Washington
H. R. Campbell
Campbell
Joseph Drobiszewiski
Donora
Greens
Washington County
Drobiszewski
California Teachers’ College
Waynesburg College
Duquesny University
Mellon Rumor Swirls On Grundy Gubernatorial Endorsement
Reports from Pittsburgh on April 6 indicate former Republican leader W L Mellon may endorse the Grundy gubernatorial campaign upon his return to the city Monday. Observers note Mellon’s silence during a recent city trip and observers expect a formal statement before next week’s campaign kickoff.
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Mellon
Pittsburgh
W. L. Mellon
Grundy
Toseph G. Armstrong
Charles H. Kline
V. Babcock
Davia- Brown
Town busy with visitors and local business calls
Governor John Fisher spends the weekend at home as Blairsville Justice Ralph Brown calls at the Court House. Local residents including Ted Lewis’s orchestra visit Pittsburgh and Indiana business districts feature bankers, surveyors, and farmers making calls and attending dances and meetings.
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John 8. Fisher
Ralph Brown
Blairsville
Court House
Glenn Weaver
Lud” Frech
Pittsburgh
Ted Lewis
Stanley Theatre
Everett Aice
Glen Campbell
Michael Rorke
Indiana Hotel
George Edwards
Plumville
J. W. Jones
Q. B. Jones
M. C
Harry Ellis
Marion Center
Indiana
Norman Moore, Esq
Maxine Madden
Frances Key
Cherry Tree
Illiam Danmire
Joseph Mer
L. W. Powell
North Mahoning Township
L. Levy
Berney Bros
Jay Hamilton
John Fisher
Deckers Point
Blair Ainsley
Rayne Township
Turner Streams
Department of Animal Industry
Harrisburg
John Chichardy
Center Township
Walter Ward
Josephine
John L. Wiggins
Parkwood
F.C. Edwards
Shelocta
Frank C. Adams
Kenwood
Burleigh Grimes Divorce Case Dismissed at Court
Pittsburgh Pirate ace Burleigh Grimes saw his Stark county divorce trial dismissed by Judge Harvey F. Ake after Florence Ruth Grimes sought a two year separation. The judge labeled Grimes with unclean hands while reprimanding him before spectators.
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Burleigh
Canton
Burleigh Grimes
Pittsburgh
Harvey F. Ake
Grimes
Florence Ruth Grimes
Stark County Courte
Aks
Ake
Electric chair faces "Big Joe" Sanchewlex trial
Wilkes-Barre April 3. Seesta "Big Joe" Sanchewlex faces execution after a guilty verdict in the dynamiting of the Glen Alden Coal Co pay-car at Warrior Run January 19. Four guards died. A police obtained confession swayed the jury though the defendant denied it. Accomplice John Nafus also faces murder charges. Authorities allege robbery as the motive with $32,000 carried on the pay car.
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Wilkes-Barre
INS
Big Joe
Sanchewlex
Glen Alden Coal Co
Warrior Run
Commonwealth
Sig Joe
Luzerne County
Property Transfers Reported From Local Deeds
Transfers show Savings and Trust Co. selling to Joseph Pampe a Pine tract for 600 dollars. E Kunkle moves two Homer City lots to W H Roudebush for 2360 dollars. Elmer H Borland transfers three Indiana tracts to John M ae. James Niel transfers a West Mahoning tract to Susan P Anthony for 1 dollar. Elmer H Borland to Orpha L Keating a Green tract for 310 dollars. Clark MacCaren Co to C L Saxe lton a Burrell lot for 1 dollar. William F Barclay to Alexander Bennett a Center tract for 5000 dollars. John Charley to Thomas Henigen a Blairsville lot for 2000 dollars.
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Burrell
William F. Barclay
Alexander
Bennett
Center
John Charley
Thomas Henigen
Blairsville
Hawks finishes fifteenth leg of transcontinental glider flight
Captain Frank Hawks towed glider the Eaglet lands at Cleveland airport at 10 23 am, completing about 2385 miles over 15 legs of the San Diego to New York transcontinental journey. He will noon luncheon then depart for Buffalo as the nonstop flight continues.
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Cleveland
Frank Hawks
Hawks
Port Columbus
San Diego
New York
Duke Jernigan
Buffalo
Columbus
INS
Here
Duke Jernigin
Gandhi Arrives in Bandra to Plan Salt Protest
Gandhi and 82 companions reach Bandra on the Bay of Cambay after a long march from Ahmadabad. He pitches camp to continue salt manufacture tomorrow defying government. Simultaneously in Memphis, Larry Henton prepares for a game against the Chickas.
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Bombay
Ahmadabad
Mahatma Gandhi
Bay of Cambay
Pitchad
Jeader
Bandi
Memphis
Larry Henton
Senators Clash as Raskob Testifies on Prohibition Drive
In Washington on April 5, Senate witnesses clashed as John J. Raskob, Democratic National Committee chairman, testified about funding the Anti Prohibition Association. Senators Robinson, Caraway, and Walsh interrupted, with Robinson seeking Senate authority to question Raskob again and Caraway accusing him of driving a senator to Europe. Raskob disclosed annual contributions and denied lobbying, saying the group aimed to educate the public.
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Washington
INS
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Senate Lobby Committee
Robinson
Indiana
Caraway
Ark
Walsh
Mont
Raskob
Senate
Claudius H. Huston
Association Against
Charles Sabin
New York
Pierra Dupoint
Delaware
Association
Congress
Raskeb
Democratic Nations
Europe
Stocks Rally and Slip in Weekend Trading Roundup
New York April 6 profits trimmed industrials while maineu aes and specialties rose slightly in a brief session. Warner Brothers Pictures fell to 72, Radio Keith near 38.5, and Radio Corporation dropped to under 60. Columbia Gas and Electric rose to 85 on a plan to separate oil and gas assets. Commonwealth and Southern moved past 20 on heavy trade. Several major stocks showed varied moves amid optimistic Dun's and Brad Street survey notes for the second quarter.
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Cousins
INS
New York
Maineu
Warner Brothers Pictures
Bradio Keith
Radio Corporation
Dun’s
Brad Street
Columbia Gas and Electric
Columbia Oil and Gasoline Corporation
Commonwealth and Southern
New York City
Seeeeens
Scseeseeeens
Atchison T.S. F
Bethlehem
Canadian Pacific
Ceeseenes
Ches
Ohio
Seseene Chrysler
Coca Cola
Cuba
Isssispecsnestouver
Rastman’ Kodak
Iccesseenys
Bylecc
Vesevese Sastivetsesnen
General Motor
Grisghy-Gruno
Seseeene Pennroad Corp
Caraway Questions King Over Committee Contribution
The record notes Caraway cited Senator William H. King of Utah as having received and returned a $1,000 campus contribution years earlier from Herman A. Mets linked to a German dye business. Raskob stayed calm while senators grilled him, directing their anger at each other not at Raskob.
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Caraway
William H. King
Utah
Herman A. Mets
Raskob
Pirates Lose To Houston In Extra Innings 6 5
Pirates fall 6 to 5 in an extra inning exhibition at Houston after Hall drives in tying and winning runs with two outs in the tenth. Yanigan used patched Pirates. Kremer and Swotonic pitched while Littlejohn earned the win. Traffic: paving six miles in Clearfield County costing 310437.
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Houston
Tex
Yanigan
Pirate
Hall
Ray Kremer
Steve Swotonic
Floyd Rose
Texans
Charlie Littlejohn
Littlejohn
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Engle
Grantham
Suhr
Kaufmann
Felix
Rose
Rivasioks
Kremer
Swetonie
Swetonic
Morris
Graham
Bradford Townships
Clearfield County
James L., Stuart
Highway Department
Executor's Notice in James H. Peterman Estate
Robert M. Fisher attorney issues letters testamentary for the estate of James H. Peterman of Cherrytree Pa. Creditors must present claims duly authenticated for settlement and debtors must make prompt payment to executors James E Peterman and Marguerite P. Hamilton or to their attorney Robert M. Fisher Esq Indiana Pa.
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Robert M. Fisher
James H. Peterman
Cherrytree
James E. Peterman
Marguerite P. Hamilton
Indiana
Estate of Daniel Kelly Claims Notice in Conemaugh Pa
Letters of administration granted for the estate of Daniel Kelly late of West Wheatfield Township. Claimants must present authenticated claims for settlement and creditors must make prompt payment. William Kelly 227 Locust St Conemaugh Pa. June 12 19 26 3 10.
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Daniel Kelly
West Wheatfield Township
William Kelly
Locust St
Conemaugh
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