Locals Visit Relations In Indiana Borough
Harold Stadtmilley and Charles dr of Wxeter Calif visit relatives in Lown and Mrs Hanscom. Alice Dane of Philadelphia visits Hanscom parents. Mr and Mrs Daugherty. Many relatives from Ohio Pennsylvania and New York seen in town over weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stadtmilley
Charles Dr
Wxeter
Calif
Lown, Jr
Mra. B. Wi
Hanscom
Alice Dane
Philadelphia
Mmra
Ira. I. H. Daugherty
East Locusteetfeet
B Hanscom
Will
Robert Chew
Clark Daugherty
Jéannette
IF. H. Daugherty
Locust Street
Tillie Booth
Edwin Antarold
H. G., Jefferies
Heime' Istead
Edward Roof
W. M. Fries
Jennie Dinsmore
Punxatawney
William Sriter
Gleveland
Ohio
A. A. Simpson
Raymond
William
Washington, D. C
Mt. Vernon
Baltimore
Albert Torquato
Wind Ber
Indiana
Elmer Groskles
Enclid
Beech
Cleveland
Newell Douglass
Grove City
Frank Douglass
Violet
Fenton
Rostie
Wiliam Ostermeyer
West Virginia
Charles Radel
Carl Radel
George T. McHenry
DuBois
R. J. Roberts
Hanoverton
Owen D. Roberts
Robert
Lloyd, Roberts
Edward Longwill
Franklin
Mercer
School Street
J. _ Phillips
Washington, Pa
Michale Rork
Indiana Hotel
Rork
Latrobe
John Scott
Lucile
Milwaukee
Wis
Bert Roof
Harry Replogle
Blairsville
Flora J. Mitchell
Howard Trainer
Atlantic City
William Parks
Kittanning
G. S. White
Spencer Harris
Scranton
Warren Vaughn
Southern McDonald
Mifflin
Vaughn
N. DeWitt Ray
Mildred EF. Blowsh
Brother Phil
Johnstown
Mia
Ettie M. Khramel
J. W. Warner
Viola Carroll
Herbert Hester
McKeesport
Clyde M. Beatty
Graveton
Arlene M. Baylor
Pittsburgh
Ruth Kauffman
Town
Amber Boyer
M. D. Kittle
Gazette Stall
Kittle
Chautauqua
Carssant Deke
Paul He Pelloeth
Cuyahoga Falls
D. N. Heiser
Pittshurph
Elizabeth Moore
Sykesville
W. 8. Gates
Donald Founds
University of Michigan
Strong man almost escapes from Pittsburgh station
Aug 19 report of Frank Gouge a 2 year old from Cleveland, jailed for alleged stolen car, bending cell bars and nearly escaping before guard Harry Tloyd intervened. He is held in a reinforced cell after breaking bars in a Cleveland inheritance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Frank Gouge
Cleveland
Adale
Hercules
Harry Tloyd
Chougac
Graf Dirigible Lands in Tokio Amid Cosmopolitan Cheers
The Graf Zeppelin returns to Kasumigaura hangar after a 20 hour leg to Tokyo. A cheering crowd of Germans Americans English and Japanese filled the field as ground crews lowered the landing ropes. Passengers and crew of forty-one thrill at the monarch of the air as the motors quiet and the ship rests for a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graf
Kasumigaura
Tokio
Hugo Eckener Aad
Leav
Stocks at 1 30 Quotations from UWemphill and Noyes Co
Quotations provided by UWemphill and Noyes Co indicate stock activity at 1 30 with figures tied to the Indiana Theatre Building and phone 1100. Shares, prices, and market movement are summarized in the brief listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwemphill and Noyes Co
Indiana Theatre Building
Ligonier block to be rebuilt after serious fire
A destructive fire on the Diamond in Ligonier caused about 200000 in damage to logs and several businesses. The Welker hardware and Murphy Five-and-Ten share the loss, while Musick Grocery, Marker's estate, and Deeds estate buildings suffered smaller damages. Looting occurred but was stopped as state police aided local authorities. Rebuilding to begin once wreckage is cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligonter
Loyalhanna Creek
Weller Hardware
Murphy
Greensburg
Graf Zeppelin Lands in Tokyo as Japan Welcomes Flight
Dr Mckener aimed for 120 hours but faced headwinds and a storm risking 180 hours aloft. The Graf Zeppelin completed 6,600 miles from Friedrichshafen to Kasumigaura in roughly 85 hours 50 minutes, then proceeded toward Tokyo and Yokohama amid cheering crowds. Thousands lined streets. a Japanese flight of planes met the airliner 200 miles north of Tokyo while Germans in Kobe welcomed the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Yokohama
Tokio
Kasumigaura
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Hugo Eckener
Siberia
Graf Zeppelin
Japan
Hokkaido
Shiriya
Vulcan Bay
Dr. Eckener
Honda
New York
Kasamigaura Field
Kobe
Dirigible
Yokio
Heda
Tower of Babel
Lakehurst
Takto
Graf
Tokio Bay
Dri Eckener
Far East
Karafuto Island
Sakhalin
Port Ayan
Sea of Okotsk
Europe
Russia
Kukener
Pacific
Los Angeles
Senate tariff bill post poned after ten weeks work
After a ten week farm relief session the Senate elected to pause debate on the new 700 million tariff bill until after Labor Day. Vice President Curtis and a small aide group attended a brief session as lawmakers planned a period of routine recess until Sept. 4. Admin leaders target completion by August 31 with a mid October Senate vote and a November enactment, while Sugar and valuation issues loom large amid party criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hutchinson
INS
Washington
Senate
Curtis
House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Republicans
Zeppelin Pride Fills Japanese Garments with Awe
The crowd along Kasumigaura and Tokyo Bay witnessed the Graf light airship glide above at 300 meters after a dawn approach. Officials including Minister Takarabe and Communications Minister Koizumi watched in awe as spectators cheered, waved hats, and warmed to lemonades while the Zeppin’s safe, graceful pass sparked astonishment and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Wastes
Flowery Kingdom
Stanovo
Siberian
Siberia
Kasumigaura
New York
Graf
Tokio
Yokohama
Ake Is Named Key Bankers For County Groups
These men serve without pay and hold office for agricultural interests through a state college event on August 22 23 24. The gathering focuses on teachers at the college who demonstrate agricultural methods to bankers. W H Moyes First National Bank Brockway is Key Banker for Jefferson, A O Adrian Savings Deposit and Trust Greensburg for Westmoreland, H G Cates Armstrong County Trust Kittanning represents Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Ake
W. HH. Moyes
First National Bank
Brockway
Jefferson County
County convention invites pastors for large Indiana gathering
County President S. W. Guthrie urges widespread participation as pastors and superintendents are asked to RSVP promptly for a two day county convention. Divisional conferences start at 10:80 AM, with plans described as unusually interesting. Names of officers and department heads from Indiana and nearby towns are listed for Christian Education, Children's Division, Young People's Division, Adult Division, Missionary Department, and Temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellburn
Indiana
S. W. Guthrie
W. Guthrie
D. F. Rinn
G. T. Buchanan
M. D. McClelland
Elderton
H. E. Lloyd
Blairsville
Elmer B. Dinger
Smickaburg
M. M. Smith
Glen Campbell
Alice L. Gailey
J. S. Gilhousen
Christian Education
Clara G. Earhart
Viola Simpson
Helen Holstein
John Aderson
Blacklick
Florence Wallace
Edgar B. Hanks
R. D
Nellie M. Miller
M. Agnes St. Clair
Semi-annual event lists cooperating stores
The notice names participating outlets in a joint semi annual event. Bon Ton Troutmans Brodys Brown's Boot Shop Sloan Bros The Hub Dinsmore's Steving Furniture Store The Leader Dollar Store S.C. Streams are listed as cooperators.
Obituary notices from Blairsville and Commodore
Blairsville mourns 18 year old Charles C. Ray who died after a two month illness leaving his mother and sister Edna May Ray. Funeral at 9 o clock Tuesday at SS Simon and Judes Church with burial in SS Simon and Judes Cemetery. Irene Kodman age two, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Kodman of Commodore, died at Indiana hospital from complications. Funeral arrangements not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Ray
Blairsville
Marian Ray
Edna May Ray
SS. Simon and Judes Roman Catholic Church
SS. Simon and Judes
Irene Kodman
Mya
Frank Kodman
Commodore
Indiana Hospital
Home Brew Fatal to Infant in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, Aug 19. An autopsy and coroner investigation into the death of Ruth Schriner, a nine month old, found she died from effects of home brew beer given by an older sister. Officials prepared to file a report as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
INS
Ruth Schriner
Slatz Randall Orchestra to Play Cliffside Park Thursday
In Minneapolis Slatz Randall and his Brunswick Recording Orchestra announce a public performance at Cliffside Park on Thursday August 22. The group is hailed as one of America’s top bands, known for versatile dance music and a new Brunswick record that showcases two distinct jazz styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Slatz Randall
Brunswick Recording Orchestra
Randall
Cliffside Park
America
Brunswick Recording Company
Slatz
Bessie
Ancient Anchor Baffles Worcester Sleuths
Worcester police pulled an oversized ancient anchor from Lake Quinsigamond while searching for a drowned boy. The roughly four foot shank and six inch ring suggest a large sea yacht anchor, yet its missing stock and hinge like arm raise questions. A five inch cotter pin runs through the shank near the flukes but its purpose remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Maas
Aug
Quingigamond
Shrewsbury
Lake Quinsigamond
Father gasses four in Royal Oak tragedy
Detroit August 19 Four children and their parents were found dead in their home from gas suffocation. The father, Peter Nielson, killed his family in the Nielaen home at Royal Oak before taking poison. The victims include Magdaline Nielson and their four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Itans
Peter Nielson
Magdaline
Nielaen
Royal Oak
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Office Grouch
Peeler & Felt
John L. Getty
C. W. Bennett
Tate
Ture
Belindhy Oliver Bennett
Margaret Schroth
Gargas
Graf Dirigible
Allegheny Corp ' al
Can Reeree Seeder
Albany Paper Co Oe
Amerada Carp
Andes
Atlantic
Am Tel and
Telcarey
Barnsdall
Beth Steel
Chrysler Te
Calumet Iecla Oy Aba
Ses Bea
Power Eng
Fox Film
Graham Paige
Gen Motors
Electes
Kreuper-Toll Co
Kolster Radio Evade Ee
AL Ag
Man
Elve
Miami
Am Corp
Nevada
Een AG
Hellas
Parkard
Ats
Park Utah
Wy Penna
Rene O
Reni Rene
Texos
Dan
Wuillies
United Corp Anes US
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Ios
Wilcox Rieh
Warner Bros
Westinghouse
Westie Air Jjruke
WAT
Is Steel
Ligonier Block
Sea of Okhotsk
Senators
Jacob Conner
Erica
Cliffside
Studebaker
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