Opening Day Show Promises Glamour at Local Theater
Audiences crowded outside as ushers coordinate entry for a sensational production featuring Irene Patrician of the Screen Warner and Raymond Hackett. Miss Rich, Mr. John Barrymore, Winnie and others headline. Showtimes include 2:00 p.m. Monday and 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. nightly Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Irene “Patrician
Warner
Raymond Hackett
Shilling
Miss Rich
John’ Barrymore
Winnie
Lavine filer's father cited in disorderly conduct case
In BHARON Pennsylvania on August 30 Alderman H G Bones dismissed charges against Lavine in a case tied to a disorderly conduct claim involving Mrs Gene Kratz mother of two. The elderly man accused the woman of harassment demanding $3000 and two diamond rings he says she obtained in Germany during a prior tour with the Levine flight and Clarence Chamberlin. The case featured testimony about marital status and previous breach of promise actions in Ohio and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bharon
Brat Ving
Charles
Agairiat
Mra
Mugene Kratz
Budapest
Berlin
H. G. Bones
Lavine
Germany
Leit
United States
Youngstown
Ohio
Kratz
Property sales list from township and ward parcels
A fragmented historical record details multiple property purchases: Samuel W. Bigiraville buys several items for 50 dollars. Abel purchases Mabon Sloppy township property for 100. J C McGre acquires Indi tev and mine properties for 100 each. H McGregor wards acquire parcels in First Ward, Townsend and McCracken in Shelocta bought by P Lewis for 580. Arthur Coal Mining property in Banks township sold for 100 to National Bank. Superior Coal Company property in Banks township sold for 350 to M Bingaman. Wonkip area properties sold to Sutton Miller Company. J U C Byers wards sold to National Bank for 300. Third Ward property sold to Chas Me lin for 425. Edward Johnson property in First Ward sold to Chas Stormer for 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabon
anAbel
Inditev
J. C. McGre
Hyson
H. McGregor
Paul
McGregor
First Ward
Townsend and McCracken
Shelocta
P. Lewis
Arthur
Banks Township
St National Bank
Superior Coal Company
Pennsylvania Nel
Ge Anany
Bingaman
Peece Wonkip
Sutton-Miller Company
J, UC
Byers
Ward
The
National Bank
Third
New Theory Emerges On Andree Expedition Mystery
The icy wilderness and failed rescue loom as scientists debate the fate of Andree and partners. Beels doubts balloon drift, while Horn faces orders to preserve diary and log until Sweden reports. Wireless alerts urge secrecy amid discovery near Kean Made and a widening curve at Highway No. 119 corner cemetery work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gvigil
Andree
Gunnar Horn
White Island
X Ren
Highway No. 119
Ritz Theatre reopening after ten year demolition
Special delivery and perishables will be moved. Ten years ago next Monday workmen began demolishing the John J. Clements residence to clear for the Ritz, later known as the Walto. It reopens Monday evening with gala performances, and crowds are expected as Indiana residents travel to events in Ebensburg Clymer Altoona New Castle Brookville and Pittsburgh for a holiday program and outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Clements
Philadelphia Groceh and
Taylor Alley
Walto
The
Ritz
Rity
Indiana
Ernoats
Ernest and Weems
Johnstown
Clymer
Altoona
New Castle
Ebensburg
Cambria
Cliffside
Dreamland
Firemen Parade and Championship Game Schedule
The event kicks off Monday with an industrial parade and a band concert at 11:00 AM. A championship baseball game pits Clymer against Commerce at 2:30 PM, followed by a band contest at 6:00 PM and a Moose Temple dance at 9:00 PM as carnival attractions stay open all evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearanes
Clymer
Commoore
Moose Temple
Church Notes and Local Schedules From a 1930s Paper
A long church notes page lists speakers and service times across many congregations. Mrs G B Minter a missionary from China headlines daily evening talks with other ministers including Rev A Kenneth Magner Rev HW Armstrong and Rev A B Fowler among others. Reading times cover Sabbath School morning and union services at various churches with details on Bible studies prayer meetings and youth activities. Bradford asphalt surface work on School Street closes this item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
G. B. Minter
China
Presbyterian
Robert J. Clark, Jr
A. Kenneth Magner
Pennington
N. J
Union
Tree Methodist
HW. W. Armstrong
Young Peete
Anna Wolfe
First Baptist
A. B. Fowler
Evvangelical
A. B. Hosbach
St. Bernard
N. P. MaNelis
Christian Science
Sall Marne
Christ Jesus
Cristian and Missionary Alliance
Cy Eleventh
Churk
Philadelphia
William MclTavish
MacTavish
Georgia Minter
Church of God
A. M
Aion
Serondnd Water
Trinity Lutheran
Lower City
Charles BE
Elmer Cravener
Presbyterian Church
Coral
Charles K
Robert Fry
Second United Presbyterian
Saniel W. Shane
Karl Myers
Wesleyan Methodist
F. J. Davis
Stwniday
Moraini
Nihg
Obituary: H N Deyarmin Dies. rites Monday at Greenwood
H N Deyarmin died leaving a widow and three sons Linus Wilbur Blair of two cities and two daughters Mary Moore Zotta Moore. He was active in Rayne Presbyterian Church and Christian affairs. The funeral will be held Monday at 1 AM at his home conducted by Mr M Offutt, with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Hr. M. Offutt
Greenwood Cemetery
Improvements at the county fair attract state exhibitors
Improvements to a local fair include horse cattle poultry and sheep entries with prize winners from across the state. Speed events promise $6,000 purses and thrilling heats. Daily stellar acts band concerts and demonstrations enhance the midway and agricultural displays. Soldiers and School Children’s Day is Wednesday with free admission for certain groups. Thursday is Big Day and Homecoming. Friday is Governor’s Day with a potential address by Governor Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forslan
Thia
Aca Fang
Willard Home
John &. Fisher
Indiana County
Amarillo Jail inmate recounts dynamite plot and slaying
Payne confessed to placing a triple dynamite charge that killed his wife Verona Thompson and injured their son when her car exploded in Amarillo. He described multiple murder attempts using guns poison gas and other devices across more than sixty pages. Authorities were seeking relatives of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
Amarillo
Pagns
Verona Thompson
Payna
Man
Hoosier County drama ends in fatal shooting after chase
In Indiana county a man named Hoover shot a woman in front of her husband after luring her into a home with the pretext of examining important papers. Neighbors report loud protests and anger before a single shot rang out. Hoover fled in a small automobile toward Glen Campbell after the incident. Baden-Work begins on a Bell Telephone Company exchange here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Olive
Atte
Equity
Una
Atraoilya Yous Wonan
Gellint
Clentfelu
Peliaya
Hoover
Gehrint
Tila Lide
Galrimt
Glen Campbell
Baden
Bell Telephone Company
Sunnybank Man Faces Malicious Mischief Fallout
Norris settled out of court for 100 dollars and gave the funds to the Incal police and fireman's fund. Terhune vented about his home becoming a “trippera paradise” as hundreds of visitors trespass, speed, and damage property. He recounts up to 35 cars on his lawn, damaged driveways, and injured dogs, including a Norris car skidding 12 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Terhune
Fernig's radical ship crashes during New York exhibition
At a New York exhibition before 50,000 spectators Fernig piloted a self designed craft that plunged to the water after a takeoff. Investigators found the seventy horsepower motor failed to lift the ship. The craft featured an auxiliary wing intended to prevent such a crash. Four race events were listed for the day including men and women races and a motorized division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile
New York
Fernic
Fernig
Obituary for Dr Alexander of Philadelphia
Dr Alexander aged 50, UNC and Jefferson graduate, served as associate professor of surgery at Penn and on Episcopal Hospital staff. He is survived by his widow Harriet G Deaver and two daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
University of North Carolina
Jefferson Medical College
University of Pennsylvania
Episcopal Hospital
Harriet G. Deaver
Bingaman Fined Five Dollars for Disorderly Conduct
Melvin Bingaman of Banks township was fined five dollars plus costs or fifteen days in county jail after State Trooper John O Mara alleged disorderly conduct. Judge McLain presided yesterday as Bingaman reportedly used vile language when served with a bench warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin
Bingaman
Banks
John O'Mara
McLain
Bingamon 8
O'Mara
Gang killing uncovered near Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
A bullet riddled body tentatively identified as John Newman was found near Oconomowec six miles north of Hartland, about six weeks after Chicago gang leader Jack Zuta was slain. Officials said the death bore hallmarks of a gang hit with Newman shot six times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Wis
Chicago
John Newman
Oconomowec
Oconomowee
Hartland
Jack Zuta
Newman
Funeral for Mrs Robertson in Homer City
Funeral services for Mrs Florence Getty Robertson 40 wife of Frank Robertson Jewel Supply Co manager will be held at her home near Blacklick at 2 30 Sunday afternoon Rev Harry Prugh and Rev Mr Nicholson will officiate interment in Oakland Cemetery She died from complications of diseases She was a member of Homer City Presbyterian Church and Homer City Order of Rebekahs Survived by husband three children Dorothy Frank Jr and Billy mother Mrs Jamies Speedy of Pittsburgh a brother R D Getty of Kent and a sister Mrs Frank Allison of Wilkinaburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Getty Robertson
Frank Robertson
Jewel Supply Co
Blacklick
Harry Prugh
Nicholson
Oakland Cemetery
Homer City
Soviet acts on Detroit men
A Soviet court in Stalingrad suspended a two year prison term for Lenuel Lewis of Detroit and a Toledo engineer named Brown who were found guilty of race discrimination after ejecting a Black co worker from a factory mess hall. Deportation and ten year banishment replaced the prison sentence. Lewis, from jail, petitioned the Soviet authorities expressing regret and a pledge to promote racial tolerance if spared further punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Stalingrad
Lenuel Lewis
Detroit
Toledo
Meeting report of W C T U 47th annual convention
The reported convention note notes an omission and recalls a playlet by three Homer City young women Mrs Myers Miss McGill and Miss Wineman described as interesting and instructive The afternoon session ended with an impressive memorial service led by Mrs Mary Hall Russell and the convention sang an original poem to Auld Lang Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Myers
Misa McGill
Miss Wineman
Mary Hall Russell
Liquor Raid At New Florence Leads to Arrest
Federal prohibition agents raided a liquor manufacturing plant three miles south of New Florence at 9 o clock last night and arrested Jerome Ickes of Johnstown as alleged operator. They found a 260 gallon still 100 gallons of liquor 2100 pounds of mash and 1500 pounds of sugar. Ickes will be hauled before the United States commissioner at Johnstown today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Florence
Li Qior
Here
Jerome Itkes
Johnstown
Icktes
United States
Lollypop Death Leads to Pittsburgh Tragedy
Pittsburgh Aug 30 Injuries from a fall while running with a lollypop in his mouth caused the death of 5 year old Naffel Castelli of Pittsburgh. The child had tonsils removed five weeks earlier and had just returned home Monday. The sucker remained down his throat when he fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Naffalel Castelli
Parochial School Opens Monday After Dedication
Following the dedication and blessing of St. Bernard Parochial School Thursday, final touches and repairs are underway to ready classrooms for the opening next Monday morning. The building was constructed by Daugherty and Mock of Johnstown, not Wilson Construction Company as earlier reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard Parochial School
Degsiong
Daugherty and Mock
Johnstown
Wilson Construction Company
Two Children Burn to Death in Farm House Fire
In Port Huron Michigan a mother Mrs Mary Dzienbenski escaped the flames but both her children a girl eight and a boy thirteen perished in a fire at a nearby farm house. The names of the victims were not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Huron
Mich
Here
Mary Dzienbenski
Port Huron Hospital
Moonshiner Sutherland Kills Officers in Oregon Pursuit
In Marcola and Mohawk valley, Ray Sutherland, 67, wounded in the hand, faced pursuers. During a gun battle with officers, he killed Deputy Game Warden Joe Saunders, 87, and Eugene Police Officer Oscar Daley, 35, and wounded two others after a liquor raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
Ray Sutherland
Marcola
Mohawk Valley
Sutherland
Joe Saunders
Oscar Duyley
Saunders
Daley
Arrest in Strongstown: Klingensmith Surrenders After Barricade
OGhas B. Klingensmith of Strongstown was taken into custody by Corporal H. C. Johnston and Constable Thomas Moorhead after barricading himself in Mrs. Detwiller’s home and resisting arrest. He had been jailed on false pretenses charges filed by S. C. Williams, was released on own recognizance, and later failed to return until authorities located him. He surrendered when approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oghas
B. Kingensmith
Strongstown
Corp
H. C. Johnston
Thomas Moorhead
Klingensmith
Moorhead
Corporal Johnston
Wilmerding Constable Shot. Suspect Arrest Soon
In Wilmerding Pennsylvania John Williams former constable a long active figure in local politics was shot at while entering the post office. He chased the gunman who escaped in a car with an accomplice. Williams later retrieved a gun and pursued the would be slayer. The suspect’s name was not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmerding
John Williams
Williams
Greaveh
Wil- Hianae
Hay Block Halts Roadway On Roosevelt Highway
A ton of hay slid from a truck and blocked the Roosevelt Highway at Couderaport. Patrolman P A White reports a bystander helped remove the hay with a pitchfork and traffic resumed as weather remained dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Atate Highway Patrol
Seargent P. A. White
Couderaport
Roosevelt Highway
Jalla
People visiting in local homes and travel notes
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Kallie of Elizabeth New Jersey are visiting the Hood family at 1873 Church Street. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Weasinger have returned from Windber and a visit with their daughter Margaret Flowers. Mrs. Ray Craig and children of Uniontown are visiting Aunt Pauline Carney in North Ninth Street. Miss Katherine Cost has returned from a three month vacation at Asbury Park Ocean Grove and northern New York. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Scott and daughter Lucile of Milwaukee are guests of Bert Roof’s family after an overland trip to Indiana in 24 hours. Corp. J. E. Wormesly of Pittsburgh visited George I. McHenry. they were Spanish American War buddies. HE. E. Nupp and son E. Martin Nupp, Stafford contractor, were Friday Indiana business visitors. Harry P. Young of Green Township attended to business in the Court House. Mrs. D. Clarence Lefevere and daughter Frances returned from Lancaster after visiting Mrs. Lefevere’s mother, Mrs. Henry C. Harner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Kallie
Elizabeth
N. J
L. Hood
Church Street
John E. Weasinger
Windber
Margaret Flowers
Ray Craig
Uniontown
Pauline Carney
North Ninth Street
Katherine Cost
Chestnut Street
Asbury Park
Ocean
Grove
New Jersey
New York State
John S. Scott
Lucile
Milwaukee
Wis
Scott
Bert Roof
Indiana
Corp
J. E. Wormesly
Pittsburgh
George I. Mchenry
Local Social News From Clymer and Surrounding Areas
Clymer Twolick Social Club held its annual picnic at Conner Park Burnside. Residents report visits, hospitalizations, and travel including Bragg family return from West Virginia and Ecklund's hospital discharge. Church services are planned at Clymer Christian Church next Sunday with morning and evening preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twolick
Conner Park
Burnside
J.F. Bragg
Clymer
West Virginia
Archibald Johnson
Hugh Fyock
Barnesboro
R. M. Johnson
Lee Street
G. C. Long
Newton Long
Johnstown
David Ecklund
Dixonville
Robert Kirkman
Windber
Clymer Christian Church
Twelve year old arsonists charged in elderly man's death
In Rochester on August 18 three boys aged 8 9 and 11 admitted piling brush over James Wright 69 and setting it alight as he slept in a junk yard. Wright died of burns on August 26. Juvenile delinquency charges will be filed. identities withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
James Wright
Palica
Wright
Davis Cup Team Prospects Star Young U S Lineup
The Forest Hills Davis Cup tie features five American teenagers in the singles and doubles lineup against England led by captain L A Godfree. Singles matchups include Lea versus Sutter Perry versus Vines and Olliff versus Wood with Godfree and Lee pairing against Gledhill and Perry and Olliff against Wood and Shields in the doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Porest Hills
N.Y
America
Forest Hills
United States
England
Inter
Francis X. Shields
Sidney B. Wood
Henry Ellsworth Vines
Clifford Sutter
Edith Gledhill
L. A. Godfree
H. G. N. Lee
Davis Cap Ator
John
Olliff
J. Perry
Chambersville Defeats Willet In Close Game At Willet
Chambersville won over Willet at Willet with the game decided in late innings. Key players include Smiley Connath and P. Trimble with multiple hits and runs. fairman, McMillen, and Ferina supplied steady support as Chambersville pulled ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersville
Willet
Wile. Smiley
Ee Veez
Toccis Connatti
P. Trimble Walt
Wiveeees
Walls, Kinter
F. Trimble
Banks
Seesae Np
Cgon
State to Represent PA at International Mine Rescue Contest
Governor Fisher designated nine prominent mining figures to represent Pennsylvania at the Annual International First Aid and Mine Rescue Contest in Pougville Kentucky September 16 to 18. The delegation includes Walter H. Glasgow and others from Pittsburgh Johnstown Scranton Lansford and Indiana along with officials from the State Department of Mines. The event features first aid and mine rescue contests plus exhibits of safety devices equipment and mining gear with operators and safety directors from U S coal regions and several foreign nations attending the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
John S. Fisher
Pennsylvania
Pouigville
Kentucky
Walter H. Glasgow
State Department ‘of Mines
C. A. Mee. Dowell
Thomas E. Lightfoot
C. L. Sutton
Pittsburgh
J. W. Berry
Johnstown
W. G. Metzger
Scranton
J. R. Mulligan
Pottevilly
H. J. Seltzinger
Lansford
M.L Coulter
Indiana
United States
Ube
Water safety alert in Harrisburg drought studies
Harrisburg reports urgent warning from Dr J L Laird of the State Health Department about drinking water safety. In drought areas with weak or no municipal supply, potable water must be boiled fifteen minutes or disinfected with iodine. Typhoid threats loom as showers ease drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
J. L. Laird
Pennsylvania State Health Department
Dovtar Laird
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