Revival Ends at Clymer Christian Church
Revival services at Clymer Christian Church closed after two weeks with 11800 attendees total. Final tally shows 327 peak daily attendance and 150 average. Junior choir and women and men’s quartets supported worship along with an orchestra and guest selections. Rev Barber preached strong sermons. 35 additions included 25 by confession and 10 by letters or statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Christian Church
G. Christie
Imogene Sanderlin
Johnson
Newton Long
Edward Beechy
Robert Templeton
G& Long
Ray
Barber
CG. Long
Colonna
Clymers
Marian Sgrecei
J. Barber
Jesus Christ
Two Injured In Construction Site Accident
Two workers were injured when a cab crushed by debris from a back seat at a construction site. Holman suffered severe general contusions and a scalp laceration while Semanovich sustained facial and body contusions and fractures of both kneecaps. both were taken to Indiana hospital where their conditions were reported as satisfactory. The road under construction was closed to traffic. Semanovich and his companions, working at the time, drove over the grade attempting to locate the superintendent in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holman
Semanovich
Indiana Hospital
Emanovich
Poughkeepsie Student Claims Cherie Note Author
Helen Kirkland Spencer, a 21 year old Vassar senior from St Louis, admitted composing the mysterious Cherie note linked to the Maxon homicide case. James M Maxon Jr, son of Bishop Maxon, was arraigned in New York on murder charges. Davis Paynter, 73, was killed after a fight in which Maxon participated.
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Poughkeepsie
Helen Kirkland Spencer
St. Louis
Vassar
Cherie
James M. Maxon, Jr
James M. Maxon Ofennessee
New York
Young Maxon
Columbia University
Davis Paynter
Maxon
New Schedules on B R and Pry Effective Yesterday
New timetable changes on the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway took effect yesterday. Minor updates affect Indiana branch trains 111 112 115 116 and several others including through service via Du Bois Punxsutawney Pittsburgh and Buffalo. Several trains gain dining and observation cars while some lines adopt flag stops and altered departure times.
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Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh
Indiana
Punxsutawney
Buffalo
Northern
Sykesville
DuBois
Pittsburgh
Pungsutawney
Butler
Funxsutawney
Dempsey Under Examination at Mayo Clinic
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey remained a Mayo Clinic patient in Rochester Minnesota as doctors conducted a thorough examination. An operation could follow if results warrant, officials said.
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Rochester
Minn
Jack Dempsey
Mayo Brothers’ Clinic
Obituary notices mark deaths of Lowry Best and Dinwiddie
Horace M Lowry a longtime Indiana County editor and public servant dies at 84 after a life of civic and religious involvement. Mrs Rachael A Best and Elwood Dinwiddie also pass away, with funeral services held in Trade City and Heilwood Hospital. survivors listed including children and siblings.
Eagle Rank Awarded At Indiana Troop Dinner
Scout Eugene Fairman, an Engle Scout, delivered an address on "An Eagle Scout's Experience" praising the Eagle rank and Scouting. Assistant Scoutmaster Mr. Luster led the program as fundamentals of first aid knot tying and the twelve points of Scouting were explained by three Scouts. Fred Tomb explained the Scout Oath as Mr. A. N. Gressley was praised for leadership and parents pledged support. The Troop No 3 meeting closed with the Scout Benediction.
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Eugene Fairman
Engle
Luster
Fred Tomb
A. N. Gressley
Indiana
Taelin Honor Court boosts local Scouts with rank advances
The Taelin Honor Court of the Taelin area held a Scout meeting led by G. G. Kanable, Indiana County Boy Scouts Commissioner. Many scouts advanced to higher ranks and earned merit badges after submitting qualified applications. Troop 1 members Ralph Kier Mike Moloski Joe Miller Charles Lumberger and Charles W Henry rose to Second Class. First Class recipients included Louis Julcosli Walter Beincvski John Maleo Harry Graziano Frank Andrei John Har vot Ghester Radomsky and Vred McPherson. Troop 2 member Tugur Zapor rose to Second Class while John Boyda reached First Class. William Barclay and Blair Barclay earned merit badges in Plumbing Wood Work Book Binding and Firemanship. The group anticipates another such event next year.
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Taelin
G. G. Kanable
Indiana County Council
Boy Scouts of America
Court of Honor
KE. P. Douglass
M. Kier
P. Edminston
A. J. Thurston
William McPherson
Ebc. Ditch
J. M. Barclay
W. D. Blaine
Iselin
Ralph Kier
Mike Moloski
Joe Miller
Charles Lumberger
Charles W. Henry
Louis Julcosli
Walter Beincvski
John Maleo
Harry Graziano
Frank Andrei
John Harvot
Ghester Radomsky
Vred McPherson
Isolin
Tugur Zapor
John Boyda
William Barclay
Blair Barclay
Aerial Eclipse Observations Spark Strange Shadows
A solar eclipse over Honey Lake produced chilling effects on spectators and a new phenomenon observed from an army observation airplane. Dr. Sinclair Smith and Capt. A W Stevens described half mile wide gray shadows crossing cloud tops as the purple moon shadow loomed, prompting plans for further study and sharper observations at future eclipses.
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Sinclair Smith
Mt. Wilson
Army
A. W. Stevens
Stevens
J. B. Corkille
Smith
Shadow apparitions during Honey Lake total eclipse
Captain A W Stevens reports from Honey Lake California April 29 observing a black shadow moving across cloud tops at 18400 feet during the total eclipse. He notes a second shadow appeared later, both with sharp edges and purple moon shadow nearby, observed by Lt J B Corkittle and the radio curator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Stevens
INS
Honey Lake
Cal
J. B. Corkittle
Peace Envoys Return Home From London Naval Talks
The American delegation to the London fives power naval conference returns aboard the Leviathan with Secretary of State Stimson declaring the treaty a long step toward international disarmament. He stresses disarmament as an evolutionary process and cites wartime collaboration with Senator Robinson praising the accord. Crowds greet them as they pass City Hall, with Stimson emphasizing not personal tribute but public support for international goodwill.
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David P. Sentner
INS
New York
London
U. S
Leviathan
Henry L. Stimson
Goor
Stimaon
Los Angeles
Texas
Stimson
Washington
Congress
Robinson
Broadway
City Hall
City Hall Park
Cold cockpit and exterior freeze near aircraft engine
The description confirms extreme cold at altitude with cabin temperature at minus eighteen. Exterior conditions were so severe that exhaust pipes on the engine froze, indicating harsh environmental exposure during flight.
Canada Talk Kiwanis Club Chorus In Johnstown
A 60-voice chorus directed by E. A. Fuhrman performs in Johnstown under Kiwanis Club sponsorship. The group, part of the Associated Glee Clubs of America, sang at a spring concert April 24 with Frederic Baer as guest artist to benefit the club's charity fund. Tickets available via Indiana High School office or Kiwanis members.
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Kiwanis Club
E. A. Fuhrman
Johnstown
Associated Glee Clubs of America
Philadelphia
New York
Big Chorus
Frederic Baer
Hari-Tone
Indiana High School
Kiwanis Wh
Remembered Indiana checker enthusiast Harry E Allison
Harry E Allison of Indiana connected with State Normal School State College and the University of Pennsylvania suffered a rheumatic attack years ago and became largely paralyzed yet continued in the insurance business achieving success. An avid checker player he planned a Thursday visit from champion Newell Banks. He was a devout Methodist and member of several fraternal orders. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 pm at his home 2233 South Seventh Street with burial in Oakland Cemetery.
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Lowry
Indiana County
Offic
the Times
Presbyterian Church
Shakespeare Lab
William L. Buchanan Camp
Sons of Union Veterans
Margaret Ha Beatty
Richard and
Eiiza (Wilson) Beatty
South Sixth Street
Robertl. Clark, Jr
T. J
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana State Normal School
State College
University of Pennsylvania
Allison
Indiana
Newell Banks
United States
Methodist Episcopal Church
Palladium Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Rahab Commandery
Knights of Malta
Indiana Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Hills
J. A McCamey
Alison
South Seventh Street
Prisoners Seized After Fire Roaming Loose
Columbus report details Colonel Haubrich vowing to run the prison and patrols taking inmates to the mess hall after a night fire on April 21 that left 320 Ives missing. Prisoners resisted eating as a passive protest, then were rounded up before noon.
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Infantry
Haubrich
Stock Market Slips as Rail Copper and Steel Lead Down
Weakness in railroad, copper and steel shares drove another downturn in New York stocks after leaders recovered part of Monday's losses. United States Steel fell to 183, Bethlehem 99 1/2, and Vanadium Steel to 125 1/2, with Anaconda, American Smelting and Kennecott also easing. Radio advanced after opening lower, while General Electric and Westinghouse rebounded slightly. Call money steady at 4 percent amid broader declines and mixed gains across utilities and specialties.
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W. S. Cousins
New York
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Vanadium Steel
New York Central
Atchinson
Anaconda
Kennecott
Radio
General Electric
Westinghouse
Consolidated Gas Sokl
American Tel
Tel Wa
Amn
Amn Juoco
Atehingon T
Sf .Ysccsc
Beth Steal
Cecosereerseereees
BOM Radio
Mutiny at Ohio prison ends as guards quash riot
Convicts marching to the mess hall faced fixed bayonets of Ohio National Guardsmen as rioting began at 10:15 AM with two coordinated charges on the guard room. Militia and prison guards fired about 200 shots. Colonel Haubrich halted fire and deployed machine guns in the yard before addressing the mutineers. Governor Cooper was notified of the military occupation.
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Theen
Ohio National
Myers Y. Cooper
Goldsborough Off For El Paso Flight Start
At Lambert Field St Louis on April 29 1925 Frank Goldsborough a 129 year old youth aviator began a trans continental attempt pointing his plane westward at 6 05 am hoping to reach El Paso Texas after noon if weather holds. He arrived in St Louis from Columbus Ohio at 515 pm yesterday.
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Lambert Flying Field
ST. Louis
Frank Goldsborough
Goldsborough
el Paso
Texas
Texas City
Lambert Field
Columbus
Ohio
Margiotti Admitted to Practice in Supreme Court
Washington April 29 Charles J Margiotti of Punxsutawney Pa special prosecutor in the Irene Schroeder Glen Dague murder trials was admitted to practice before the Supreme Court Margiotti and John G Whitmore of Ridgeway Pa were admitted under a special act by Congressman Stephen G Porter
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Washington
Charles J. Margiotti
Punxeutawney
Irene Schroeder-Glen Dague
Supreme Court
Margiotti
John G. Whitmore
Ridgeway
Stephen G. Porter
Jungle Band Big Tom-Toms at Armory Dance
A ten piece Alabama Jungle Band, fresh from Arcadia Ball Room Buffalo, will perform at the Armory tomorrow night. The group is noted for entertaining dances and drawing large crowds, promising a lively evening for local dance lovers.
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Library Hall
Wright
Colored Orchestra
Columbus
Ohio
Armory
Alabama Jungle Band
Arcadia Ball Room
Buffalo
Campaigning in Indiana by Marion Center official
Hon Charles R Griffith of Marion Center visited Indiana yesterday to campaign for the state Legislature. John Lambing of Cherryhill township returned from Florida and called on Indiana friends. GillieCrea of Brushvalley, County Board of Viewers member, was in town with Monday visitors. Joe Chookie of Kent proprieter Ghookie's Garage attended to business. Ralph Miller of Creekside and C H Rank of Montgomery township were among Monday callers. John Carson, Homer City insurance agent and rate dealer, was in town on Monday.
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Charles R. Griffith
Marion Center
Indiana
John Lambing
Cherryhill Township
Florida
GillieCrea
Brushvalley
Joe Chookie
Kent
Ghookie
Ralph Miller
Creekside
C. H. Rank
Montgomer Township
John Carson
Homer City
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Clymer
Madagascar
Dempsey
Mayo Clinic
Horace M. Lowry
Rachel A. Best
Rachael A. Best
William H. Best
Lee Haugh
Rossiter
Pitcairn
Earl Best
Rising Sun
W. L. Miller
Iowa
A. I. Yost
Trade City
Hossiter
James Burley
Oklahoma
William Burley
Willian Stahl
Joseph Galaxney
Ben
Edwood Dinwiddie
Elwood Dinwiddie
Heilwood Hospital
James and
Mary Elwood Dinwiddie
Elizabeth
Sadie
Willam Dinwiddie
Kenwood
Hadden Martin
Hubert
Abraham Lincoln
Herbert Hoover
Harmony Cemetery
International News Service
United States Air Corps
Canada
Harry E. Allison
J. L. Weaver
Prop
J. Glen
Indiana Hotel
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