Governor's Cup winners and Indiana golfers on summer schedule
The article notes Governor's Cup medal play winner at Indiana Country Club with a 308 total. It lists Indiana players MW, H Hewitt Jr and others entering Western Pennsylvania Amateur and Western/Fonnehylvania Open events. Indiana faces Punxsutawney and Chatremon in August at home courses.
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Rnvita
H. Hewitt, Jr
Indiana
Lournal Fronté
Denny St. Clair
Ken Rutherford
Oakmont Country Club
Pierce
St. Clair
Mill Marka
Hewitt
Fritchman
Punxsutawney
Chatremon
Railroad project upgrades Route 954 in Indiana county
The northwestern Indiana county line to Punxoutawney and north central Pennsylvania gains an outlet after improvements to Route 954 between Trade City and Smicksburg. The work, amounting to 48 941 68 dollars, funded by state and Indiana county, included grading and drainage and was supervised by C R Forbes division engineer of Hollidaysburg.
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Trade City
Smicksburg
Indiana County
Punx
Doyle's Spirit Continued From Page One
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a message about Sir Conan Doyle and occult studies. The text references a former message said to have arrived in Cincinnati and a letter of consolation sent to Lady Doyle after Sir Conan's death.
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Conan
Tyone
Guent
Lady Doyle
Sir Conan
Crash Leaves Man With Lacerations in Hand Injuries
A man was hurled from the pavement sustaining left knee injuries and hand lacerations. He was taken to his home where he sought treatment.
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Dickey
Ken
Foresters Gather for Reforestation Talks Across County
Penn State extension forester FT Murphy will address four sessions on reforestation and fire prevention. Tomorrow at 10 at Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp nursery near Clymer, tomorrow evening at 8 at Purchase Line Community Building, Wednesday at 10 at S. El Dibble farm near Parkwood, and Wednesday at 8 at Brush Valley Community Hall. Each event includes a forestry motion picture.
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Penn State
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Clymer
Pennsylvania
Murphy
Puchase Lina
Dibble
Parkwood
Brush Valley
Fragments of Bath Family Festivities Listed Names
A long list of Bath family members and relatives from Punxsutawney and nearby Indiana areas attend a day of festivities. Numerous individuals including Maude Long Glenn Joseph Karl Bath and Grace Long are named along with many others in Sagamore Punxsutawney and Valier communities.
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Maude Long Glenn
Punxautawney
Anna Long Lockard
Cleveland
Emma Jane Peffer
Punxcutawney
R. D
William B. Long
Punxsutawney
Harry Jordan
Walter
J. R. Bath
Coral B. Bath
Joseph Karl Bath
All of Indiavia
Myrtle Wood
Agnes Wood
Hlarrishirg
Margaret Heitzenrater
Sagamore
George
Alice Murray
Amanda Bath
Black Lick Man Dies After Two-Week Illness
Johnson M Henry 21 an employee of Terranes State cats tal near Blatraville died at his Black Lick home at 6 50 P M yesterday after a two week illness He was born in Brushvalley township son of Robert J and Laura M Henry Survived by widow Mrs Mary O Neil his parents three brothers Ira George and Walton Henry sisters Mrs James W Liggett Mrs Paul Pires and Goldie Dorothy Ruth and Marie Henry Funeral at 2 P M Tuesday at his Black Lick home with Rev H G Trimmer of Black Lick Methodist Episcopal Church burial in Greenwood Cemetery
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Johnson M. Henry
Catstal
Blatraville
Black Lick
Brushvalley Township
Robert J. Henry
Laura (Menth) Henry
He _Jouyen
Mary (O'Neil) Henry
Black Lick Township
Ira Henry
George
Walton Henry
Slaters
James W. Liggett
New Kensington
Paul Pires
Blairaville
Goldie
Dorothy
Ruth
Marie Henry
H. G. Trimmer
Black Lick Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Politician-Tied Money Probes Resume with 28 Witnesses
A resumed congressional investigation into a Pennsylvania senatorial primary draws 28 witnesses, including Philadelphia and Pittsburgh officials and Keystone State party leaders. The hearings precede renewed inquiries into Illinois Nebraska and other primaries across Tennessee North Carolina Alabama Massachusetts and New Jersey before November elections.
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Morrow
Butler
Coolidge
Senate
Mexico
Hoover
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Davis
Joseph R. Grundy
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Jfeaders
Keystone
Illinois
Nebraska
Tennesse
North Carolina
Alabama
Fairbanks Escapes Burglary With Wife Nearby
A burglar and two companions escaped after Fairbanks and wife Mary Pickford returned at 8:30 AM from visiting Halia Jans. Fairbanks wrote a note about seeing Maurice Chevalier off at Grand Central airport, then confronted the intruders who were outside and inside the house. He said the robbers surprised him more.
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Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Hlaia Jans
Maurice Chevalier
Grand Central Airport
Cavalry Troops Begin Mounted Training in Pennsylvania
Cavalry troops of the 193rd Regiment of Philadelphia under Colonel Colahan mounted their new horses for the first time this morning. They practiced courtesy scouting patroling combat principles and squad and platoon drill at Boalsburg and nearby towns including Unbury, Lock Haven, Lewinburg, New Castle and Bellefonte.
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193Rd
Philadelphia
Boalaburg
Unbury
Lock Haven
New Castle
Lewinburg
Bellefonte
Colahan
Fragmentary OCR poetry note from plain text page
A garbled OCR fragment contains repeated vowel sequences and misread words. The readable lines reference rivers and peeerage themes, but no coherent names places or events are extractable. The piece resembles a badly scanned verse or note lacking clear reporting or narrative.
Cavalry Band Faces Ban After Runaway Crash
A ban on parking in a cavalry area followed a runaway car crash that toppled a tent during a field test, pinning Sergeant W Clyde Milner of Northumberland, assistant leader of the 103rd Cavalry Band, who suffered a broken leg.
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W. Clyde Milner
Northumberland
103Rd Cavalry Band
Indiana county women head to Leadership Training Camp
Eight young women from Indiana county departed for a two week Leadership Training Camp. Scholarships funded by Mrs. C L Salyard Altoona and Miss Flora J Mitchell Indiana plus the State Sabbath School Association support county adult and youth work. Recipients include Zella Kuntz Marion Center Helen Repine Blairsville and Mrs J F Wilson Clymer with others from Cherry Tree Indiana area. The aim is to boost Sabbath School work and county outreach next summer.
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Indiana County
C. Lelyards
Altoona
Misa Flora J. Mitchell
Indiana
State Sabbath School Association
Salyardas
Methodisl Episcopal Church
Pennsylvania State Adult Bible Class
Helen Repine
Blairsville
J. F. Wilson
Clymer
Mary
Sarah Bagley
Cherry Tree
Mia
John Fulton
Clara Gemmell
Alma Rugh
Drought fuels fires across Johnstown area and county
Forest and brush fires raged across the Johnstown region and surrounding townships as officials tallied nearly two dozen blazes. State forester T. L. Shirey reported about 60 acres burning in West Taylor and Millcreek areas, with wildfires in Blacklick, Nant-y-Glo, and Gallitzin townships compounding the crisis. A juvenile campfire sparked a 40 acre blaze near Nant-y-Glo, while several smaller fires stretched fire crews thin and prompted patrols along the American Tel and Tel Co lines.
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Territor
T. L Shirey
Gallitzin
W. M. Bearer
Ligonier
Forbes
Crumb
Somerset County
West Taylor Township
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Millcreek
Upper Yoder Township
Blacklick Township
Twin Rocks
Commercial Coal Co
White Mill
Nant-y-Glo
Shirey Behiaves
Jackson Township
Vince
American Tel
Tal, Co
Arcadia
Bie Euckhora
Logan Township
Blair County
Homer's Gap
Sugar Run
Logan
Foweadip
Forkes
St. Clair Township
Weathotelana County
Omerset County
Adejacent
Jerome Traction
Wag
Yivera
Fire reports and heat grip across rural Pennsylvania
Forester Shirey reported multiple fires in Lower Yoder Township near the rail line, with two burns covering about one tenth of an acre and others in Homer’s Gap and near Altoona. Central efforts keep fires under control, but dry conditions and strong winds impede confirmation of extinction. Across the state and nation, extreme heat and drought drive widespread fires, crop losses, and water shortages, with several drownings and high temperatures reported from Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, and the Mississippi Delta region.
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Enatt
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Yoder
Pennsylvania
G. H. Wirt
Ddtry Service
Mr. Shirey
Forester Shirey
Homer's Gap
Coupon
Johnstown
Altoona
Crumbiacion
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Ligonier
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Ashtola
Ogletown
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Crabtree
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Car crashes and injuries across Blairavilla area road
Police and highway patrol investigated a string of traffic incidents near Blairaville and Blairavilla on a Saturday night. A man believed intoxicated stopped for gas. a car fender damage led to an arrest at the Bauer home. Separately, Frank McCardle and Martin Almestri were treated after a collision on the BP Highway near Josephine. Almestri suffered back contusions and McCardle scalp and rib injuries. A Buick and a mysterious sedan crashed on the Ernest highway with minor injuries. Richard Shotwell was hospitalized after a shallow Crooked Creek dive caused head and neck injuries. Wing Beltroni lay in serious condition after a hit and run near Homer City with leg and facial injuries. J P Berish was jailed for drunken driving after a head-on crash with Tony Pisch’s Chevrolet. A Ford roadster and a Dodge near Sunny Side Inn caused minor injuries. Charles Shaw and Flossie Bertin were badly hurt in a William Penn Highway collision. Fresh’s car had minor injuries.
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Indiana
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Sykesville
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Elderton
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South Bend
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Apollo
Wing Beltroni
Philadelphia Street
Indiana Hospital
Beltroni
Homer City
Corp. GC
H. Wildebrand
J. P. Berish
Hall Street
Warren
Ohio
Corp. F
Berish
Kay McGeary
Louis Falastti
Sagamore
Sunny Side Inn
Motor Patrol
Man Corp
F. L. Hildebrand
McGeary
Passetti
Althe
Charles Shaw
Clearfield
Shaw
Bert Fresh
Carson
Allegheny County
Fresh
Hoover bypasses seniority for Army commands in policy shift
Aug 4 report from Washington says President Hoover has named army officers to top posts by merit, bypassing traditional seniority rules. The move aims to cut red tape and improve efficiency, prompting criticism from army circles and signaling possible hearings next winter. Major General Preston Brown is discussed as a potential new chief of staff to succeed General Sumner.
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INS
Washington
Hoover
White House
Navy General Board
Army
Goeties P. Sumimerall
Congress
Preston Brown
Airplane wreck delays postflight repairs amid voyage plan
In the wake of a runway skid the City of New York crew escaped with minor injuries and examined the damaged plane. Mears and Brown faced a heavy radio and motor jumble, yet remain hopeful about repairs and a future flight attempt. Ted S. Lundgren plans a New York departure to launch a 16 day world flight from Roosevelt Field with a co pilot and a radio man. R-100 repairs at St Hubert aim to enable trips to Ottawa Toronto and Quebec with officials hosting a luncheon and US radio broadcast for 150 000 to 200 000 spectators at the mooring mast.
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Mears
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Lundgren
Los Angeles
JNS
Ted S. Lundgren
Hollywood
Army
Tofl
Roger Q. Williams
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Montreal
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Quebec
R. B. B. Colman
United States
WABC
Reds Evacuate Amid Kiangsi District Conflicts
Dispatches from northern Kiangsi report communities overrun and Nanchang nearly surrounded as foreigners flee Kuling resort. Separately, a massive earthquake in Russian Turkestan kills about 500 and injures 4,000, while two typhoons strike Central Japan causing widespread destruction from Osaka to Tokyo with heavy casualties and flooding.
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Nanchang
Kuling
London
Russian Turkestan
Riga
Morning Post
Vritzky
Tchapaeyo
Carian Sea
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