Local Social Roundup of Visitors and Travels
Mrs. Annabelle Church resumes desk duties after vacation at the city post office. Numerous residents and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. William Heard, Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner, Miss Henrietta Atkinson, Miss Adele Williams, and others, travel and visit in Indiana and western Pennsylvania areas. Families and friends from Warren, Brookville, Wilkinsburg, Coral, and Detroit are noted, with several extended visits and weekend trips recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabelle Church
Téney Order Division
City Post Office
B. Ly. Atkinson
Locust Street
Henrietta
Lilie Atkinon
Adele
Dorothy Williams
Westville
N. J
Charles Hannum
Brookwm
N.Y
Pennsylvania
Griffith Williams
Detroit
Mich
Mark Pence
North 11Th Street
Shird Nichols
Indiana
Gas Pocket Blast Causes Debate in Twenty-fifth District
Veterans believe the gas pocket blast caused the disaster at Clymer No 1. a state probe will report on the cause. Miners and workers split on the source with some attributing it to a wire opening. Dr St Clair will delay the inquest date until the inquiry board inspects and reports from the courthouse. Card of Thanks from Thomas and family express gratitude for flowers and kindness after the illness and death of Elizabeth Sage Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-fifth
Clymer No
Court House
Board of Inquiry
Dinner Match at Blairmont Tournament Report
The Dinner Match at Blairmont last Saturday yielded a 4s Loltows result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairmont
The Clymer Miners Remembered in Prayer
A poem lamenting the May mining disaster in Homer City Pennsylvania. Forty miners died after a gas explosion while working, leaving widows and orphans. a tribute honors Stephen G. Mizerak among the fallen and prays for heavenly rest and blessing for the families.
Pennington set for sweeping changes in West Pa enforcement
Pennington heads to Pittsburgh with plans to overhaul enforcement, centralize operations, and shift headquarters. Col. Waddell may be reassigned to study breweries regulation while McNaugher’s resignation signals potential policy shakeups between legal and administrative cogs. Pennington aims to educate agents in legal intricacies as he returns with decisive actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
James EB. Waddell
Pittsburgh
Pennington
W. H. McNaugher
Washington
McNaugher
Prohibition Service
F. ©. Baird
Nant-y-Glo Man Murder Victim Belief Grows
Authorities believe a Nant-y-Glo man found in a trunk is the murder victim. They questioned a sister thought to be in New York, but evidence shows she never went there. Mc Dermott left Cleveland after a telegram, now held by police, possibly a trap to stop him from exposing details. The sender's name is thought fictitious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daddy
New York
McDermott
Cleveland
Rev McGarvey Speaks Tonight Under Storm Blackout
Rev McGarvey delivers a sermon amid a darkened tent service as a severe storm disrupts transmission lines. Monday night Rev Henry presented a discourse on hindrances and aids to revival, using apt illustrations to urge participation by ministers teachers and church members. A luncheon at Twin Gables entertained Miss Blanche St Clair and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Blanche St. Clair
Twin Gable
Stark county grand jury resumes Mellett murder probe
The Stark county grand jury continued its inquiry into the Don R. Mellett murder in Canton on August 31. Three Cleveland women witnesses remain unfound, while others memorialize prior statements. Authorities deny sensational claims that Pat McDermott was murdered and shipped to New York in a trunk and say movements after the alleged crime are well documented. Peggy Cavanaugh Thelma Davis and Catherine Barnes are sought to corroborate McDermott's whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E
Brokaw J. N
Canton, O
Stark County Grand Jury
Don R. Mellett
Pat McDermott
C. B. McClintock
Cleveland
Pat McDermat
New York
McDermott
Massilion
Mellett
Peggy Cavanaugh
Thelma Davis
Catherine Barnes
Canton
Weekly Kiwanis Club Meeting Highlights
A Kiwanis Club weekly gathering featured two tenor numbers by Dr. Wilbur Gibson of Indiana and multiple selections by the Lutheran quartet. The quartet members were Mrs. Vanessa Mead Way, Mrs. Amy Simpson Gile, William F Herpel, and Harry Mead, providing a social musical evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Gibson
Indiana
Lutheran” Quartet
Vanessa Mead Way
Amy Simpson Gile
William F Herpel
Harry Mead
Clymer Disaster Committee Holds Second Meeting
The Clymer disaster committee met for a second time to plan a public appeal for funds. Due to dire economic conditions and unemployment in the soft coal sector, the panel voted to aid dependents of victims, with Rankin named treasurer, Frank Tate secretary, and Ferrara elected president, bond set at 16000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin
Frank Tate
Union Deposit Bank
Ferrara
Clymer Disaster Appeal to the Public
The Clymer Disaster Relief Committee appeals to Pennsylvanians for aid to widows and orphans after a Thursday catastrophe. With unemployment hitting the soft coal industry, many families face dire need as breadwinners are lost. Contributions support six to twelve child homes and double bereavement cases through local unions, Red Cross, Catholic Charities, and community leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Clymer Disaster Relief Committee
American Red Cross
Associated Catholic Charities
Los Angeles Dirigible Ends Night Storm Cruise
The dirigible Los Angeles arrived at its Lakehurst hangar after an all night battle with a severe electrical storm off the Virginia coast. Departing from the Patoka mooring near Cape Charles, the ship turned to run before the squall rather than ride it under moorings. Compass calibration tests with Norfolk stations were planned for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
N. J
INS
Los Angeles
Virginia
Norfolk
U. S. S. Patoka
Cape Charles
Farrar Returns to Berlin Amid Welcome Back Parade
Berlin greets soprano Farrar arriving from Munich with her father and a friend. The once popular singer, famed for Royal Opera days, did not disavow wartime Germany sympathy and faces questions about a possible greeting by the former crown prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Geraldine Farrar
Germany
Munich
Royal Opera
Farrar
Adkins Named Witnesses in Hall Mills Murder Case
Somerville New Jersey Aug 3 Somerville reports witnesses expected to support the four year old Hall Mills murder tale Mrs Jane Gibson Inspector John J Underwood received a long distance call from Detective Walter Gledutch of the Jersey City Police who is in Cleveland stating he hopes to locate the Adkins there and bring them to Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
N. d
Seymour Adking
Cleveland
Hall-Mills
Jane Gibson
John J. Underwood
Walter Gleduch
Jersey City
Adkins
Burial Plans Emerge For Sheik In Maine
A cryptic note from Valentino, believed dying, asks to be buried near Maine. He speaks of fishing with a loved one and mentions Pola or Noavi as he faces worsening illness and the chance of not recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Valentino
Pola
Misa Noavi
Mae
Where Is the Beaut eo us Olga headline case
Mrs Wright sues Mme Milinoff over a disputed 1924 birth and loss of her husband. she alleges the dancer Olga remains secluded in the village and that Milinoff swayed architect Wright through vanity and senility to deprive her of companionship. the suit values Wright's society at 5500 a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Milinoff
Enrollment Totals Rise in Public Schools Across District
Enrollment reached 523 overall with a gain of 22 from last year. Third Ward shows 434 pupils, down 2 from the year before. High School enrollment hits 1,002, up from 9388. First month counts were 1,875 last year and 1,959 this year, with authorities forecasting about 100 more enrollments in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
Local Court sentences listed for burglaries and liquor offenses
The report details multiple local court sentences for burglary larceny and related crimes. Defendants like Sam Mason Earl Ruffner Henry Grusong and others receive fines costs and prison terms ranging from three months to one year in Allegheny County Work House Indiana County Jail and related facilities. Several defendants were also fined for liquor offenses and forest fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tment
Allegheny
Earl Ruffner
B. A
Sam Mason
Josephine
Ruffner
Allegheny Work House
Terr
Mason
Henry Grusong
Charles Bence
Grusong
Nora Grusong
Amelia Patz
Louie Patz
Grusang
Indiana County
Allegheny County
Fart Ruffner
Chester Fry
Pete Dandy
Vaisha Buch
Frank Rudiak
Nancy Rudiak
Dixonville
Nancy
Frank
Joe Henrik
Pete Evanick
Douglass Fairbanks Mary Pickford Join Theosophical Knights
Chicago Aug 31 Theosophical Society announces alignment of film stars Douglass Fairbanks and Mary Pickford with the Knights of the Round Table an order open to non theosophists. The Knights wear colorful uniforms and meet during the society convention. Fairbanks pledges liberal financial aid to the Knights. Royalton improvements on Dock Street Newhampton town new silk mill project underway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Douglass Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Knights of the Round Table
American Theosophical Society
Knights
Fairbanks
Sharpsburg Officials Tied To Bribery Probe Scandal
Sharpsburg Aug 31 a police lieutenant and two constables were to be given a hearing today before a United States Commissioner after arrest by federal agents charged with taking a fee from John Karpinski for protection. Also named were former Police Chief Peter Blazer state trooper William Bender and barber Angelo Yuniaai. Assistant Prohibition Administrator W B Murray led the arrests. An investigation followed after Berner and Lieut Belsito testified in federal court as character witnesses for bootleggers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Iere
United States
John Karpinski
Burgess Walter P. Berner
Rocea 2
Ligto
Norman Brerly
John Douderstadt
Warratuis
Peter Blazer
William Bender
Angelo Yuniaai
Prohibition
WB. Murray
Bunrygess Berner
Lieut
Belsito
Civil Service Exams Restart for Physiotherapy Aids Roles
The United States Civil Service Commission will repeat examinations for physiotherapy aids and physiotherapy assistants to fill 11 vacancies at St. Elizabeth's Hospital Washington D C and at Veterans' Bureau and Public Health Service field offices. Applications must be on file in Washington D C by October 9 and November 27 with admission cards indicating contest dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Altoona
Pittsburgh
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Washington
D. C
Veterans’ ‘Bureau
Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the United States Civil Service Board
Moonshine raid nets Blairsville arrest and fine
In Blairsville Burgess Overdorff led a raid on South Liberty Street house occupied by Mrs Susie Donatella. She pled guilty to manufacturing and selling intoxicating liquor and paid a 100 fine before release. A still was confiscated.
Stock market ripples across rail and steel firms
Fragmented OCR listing shows numerous company names and percent changes across sectors including Lehigh Valley, Studebaker, General Motors, Nash, and other industrials. Read as a market ledger with varied percentages, names, and regional references.
Westmoreland Court Sentences Hubbish for DUI Crash
Tony Hubbish of Brentzer Westmoreland county received one month in county jail and a $200 fine after conviction for operating a motor vehicle under the influence. His car collided with J P Ogden’s vehicle last spring. Hubbish sought a new trial, which was denied by Judge William T. Dom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmoreland
Greensburg
Tony Hubbish
Brentzer
Westmoreland County
Hubbish
J. P. Ogdeh
William T. Dom
Marko Pavlock
Derry Township
Here
W. T. Dom
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William Heard
Tsclin
John al. Wagner
Dilltown
John Rupert Hay
Shircoda
K. D
Ellis Phillips
Loens Street
Wisconsin
Ernest Mazarella
B. A. Sciotto, Esq
G. W. Little
Oak Street
Myre
Warren
Vera Falls
Toronto
RB. W. McLaughlin
W. L. Bethel
Wilkinsburg
Leonard Edwards
C. K. Johnson
Coral
Wallace Wilhelm
Harry McLaughlin
Tarentum
Peter Bender
Prebes Stiveson
Fairfield
Brown
Pearl McCully
Effie Brown
Srushvalley
Harry Wallace
Homer City
Joseph J. McCully
MeCully
2. Juna Hospital
J. Herman White
Indiana Hospital
Elder Spence
North 11Th St
Marion Powell
Mildred Wells
Alegheny County Institute
Russellton, Pa
Aby Bowder
Shurr Bowder
Alr
Wm. Yeager
Lancaster City
D. Gorman
South Third Street
Clara Gimmell
Floyd Stewart
East Locust Street
Budd Lowman
Jack Couser
Brooklyn
Mrs. J. M. Getty
Mer! Fisher
Dayton, Pa
Bruce Peters
Third Street
Ellie Thomas
Tele
Elizabeth Sage Thomas
Fille Thomas
Miss Hort
Sutton
Lealor
J. B. Sutton
Blair
St. Clair
Miller
Enone Blatemont
Marten
Nm Howell
Fiare
Morrison
Neillepee
Nicodemus
Taylor
McKelvey
Baldridge Penneenews
Pershing Carey
I. Re
Martin Seeseeeneves
Cassidy
Ralph Fetterman
August Lumberg
Jacob Palmer Recerene
Elmer Baghey
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Clymer Miners
Clymer
Stephen G. Mizerak
Homer City, Pa
West PA
Nant-y-Glo
McGarvey
Kiwanis Club
Hochs
SHEIK
Olga
Tallesen
Doug, Mary
Royalton
Dock Street
Newthamptown
Prown
Burgess
Civil Service
Blairsville
N.Y. Ee
Anaconda Ip A. T
Ajax
Baldwin Provedecrese
Gan. Pao .Ysees
TG. OM. St OP Sissceees
Cuba Amn. An'eenees Ie
Gas Aseseseceseys
Lehigh Val
Secesseh
BAM
Magna Cope Csicnisese
BOM
Pan
Amt Cieeeweesas
Motors Visseie
City Sssciesecy
Willys Overland
Gere de Pasco
Agri
West Md
Ceueeeesees Gas
BDSG
Davison Chem
Steel Poly
Ray Gonsal
Con Gas Ysgrersveres Tbe
Deeccewes
Glasser's
Oxfords
Glasser
Deposit Bank. Bldg
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