Indiana visitors and Thanksgiving gatherings noted
Local notes record numerous Indiana area residents visiting in town for business or Thanksgiving. Names include JH Bowman, Moose of Brushvalley, Mrs Howard Wilt, James D. Ake, Myre J W Stars, W Cramer, T C Bonner, Howard Cunningham, Norris Brown, Henry Gorman, Mr and Mrs R J Wilson, James McFadden, John Marshall, Norman Hill, Deputy Prothonotary Ralph Cummings, JR Richards, Jack O Haire, George Clark, Linus Elkin, Aleximpson, Bruce Wagner, Frank Croft, W W Hopkins, Deputy Sheriff Eugene Wilson, Earl Long, Carl Patchin, Blair Ainsley, B D Martin, Wade McConnaughey, Thomas France, B F Sterling, Charles Richardson, Bert Allshouse, R V Mikesell, Rev and Mrs Mitchell, and others. Also hunting camp plans and multiple farm and business visits are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Edin Wan
Ay Moose
Brushivalley
Court House
Howard Wilt
Cockport
Indiana
James D. Ake
Ihlindale
Myre
J. W. Stars
Cherry Tree
W.C. Cramer
Cramer
T. C. Bonner
Banks Township
Howard Cunningham
Brishvalley
Norris Brown
Grant Township
W. £. Cramer
Henry Gorman
R. J. Wilson
Famly
Fairchance
James. McFadden
Indiana Notes
John Marshall
Homestead
Mac” Allshouse
Norman Hill
Glassport
Ralph.Cummings
Blairsville
Jr, Richards
Jack O'Hare
John
Miller George Clark
Linus Elkin
Aleximpson
Bruce Wagner
Frank Croft
Stone Creek
Huntingdon County
W.W. Hopkins
Marion
Cen Ter
Eugene Wilson
Montgomery
J. W. Long
Harry Long
Earl Long
Wilkinsburg
George McLaughlin
Iselin
O. W. Shields
Conemaugh Township
M. B. Winecoop
Rayne Township
C.K. Wood
Ernest
Milton Brandon
Graceton Coal and Coke Company
HE. B. Wetzel
Burnside
Locust Street
B. D. Martin
Edward Delos
W. E. Davis
Isabelle Davis
Harrisburg
Guy Wright, Jr
Salt Lake City
Utah
Clair Sloan
Clark Lydick
Natrona
L. Lydick
Tarentum
Carl Patchin
Patchinville
Blair Ainsley
Squire H. K. Smith
Overland
McGees Mills
Boyd Ake
Hillsdale
Thomas France
Rossmayne
W. E. Oakes
Clymer
Grant Snyder
Snyder
McGes Mills
Helen Cameron
Fred Weitzel
Martha Engle
Chauncey Hoover
B. F. Sterling
Burnside National Bank
Charlea Richardson
Bert Allshouse
Washington Township
R. V. Mikesell
Center Township
W. KR. Repine
Coral
Mitchel
Odon
Laury Mitchel
David of
Windber
Palace Hotel
Edward F. Cost
Erbert
St. Fidelis’ Seminary
Migses Charlott
Maricdjlams
Elhwood
New Kensington
M. J. Walsh
Doctor
Bts
T. Merwin
Athens
Ohio
Mary Frances Walsh
Royal wedding links Swedish royal family to American heiress
The wedding of Miss Estelle Romaine Manville to Count Folke Bernadotte of Wisborg draws Europe’s nobility to Pleasantville. The ceremony at St John’s church today follows lavish planning with a cost projected above $750000, a special press setup, and a veil inherited from Queen Sophia. The couple plan no U.S. tour, with a destination unannounced, though a Swedish royal tour is planned to Rochester, Niagara Falls, Washington, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence ¥. Wilson
INS
Pleasantville
America
St John's Church
Estelle Romaine Manville
H. Edward Manville
Folke Bernadotte
Wisborg
Oscar Berdotte
Sweden
Bernadotte
Stockholm
Elzium
St. John's Church
Manville
Faith Rockefeller
Miss Manville
Brussels
Count Bernadotte
Sophia of
Jack Throng
Elizabeth Ashforth
Gustavus Adolphus
International
United States
Rochester
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam Sells More to World Than He Buys This Year
Washington dec 1 Uncle Sam will export about 4 985 000 000 and import about 4 100 000 000 this year leaving a favorable balance of roughly 800 000 000. Europe remains top customer with Canada and the UK next. Gold movement may have peaked. 1927 28 saw a large export surge. The piece also notes a death in Pennsylvania with funeral plans set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
World
Robt
Thornburgh
INS
Washington
Commerce Department
America
Europe
Latin American
Asia
Africa
Canada
United States
United Kingdom
Germany
Japan
France
Argentina
Italy
Australia
North American
Brazil
Cuba
British Malaya
Vandergrift youth dies in tragic crash
The obituary details the death of a Vandergrift youth in a fatal automobile collision, noting his family ties to Mr and Mrs Kelsey Wadding and his presence in Vandergrift Public Schools. It also mentions survivors and injuries to relatives, with hospital updates and condolences from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelsey Wadding
Vandergrift
Connor
Laird
Wadding
Laird Wadding
Mr. Connor
Young Wadding
Indiana Hospital
Elizabeth Connor
Thanksgiving Visit Mentioned by Ohio University Freshmen Nurses
Miss Emmajean Miller and Miss Frances Wiggins, nurses in training at Columbia Hospital Wilkinsburg, spent Thanksgiving with parental homes near Sho nda. Joseph Torquata of Windber, nephew of Alb and Jom Torquata of Torquata Bros Construction, visited Indian friends Mr and Mrs C G Breethn of Kit tanning, and RB Pentz of Clark avenue also shared Thanksgiving gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
University
Emmajean Miller
Frances Wiggins
Columbia Hospital
Wilkinsburg
Soen
Shonda
Joseph ‘Torquata
Windber
Alb_t
Jom Torquata
Torquata Bros. Construction Company
C. G. Breethn
Kit
Tanning
Pentz
Clark Vanue
General Motors Expects Overseas Markets to Drive Growth
Mr Sloan outlines 1927 overseas sales at 98 million with 1926 at 93 and earlier years rising from 50 in 1924, arguing momentum will come from export demand. He says American cars lead abroad due to low cost, comfort, and reliability while noting Europe and South America offer strongest opportunities and Hoover's Latin America tour will aid expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
General Motors
Germany
Italy
England
Europe
Agsreed
South America
Mr. Hoover
Marriage Announced in Punxsutawney News
Miss Harla Jane Gourley and Howard R. McCall were wed October 6 in Trinity Lutheran Church Tarentum in a ceremony led by Rev. C F Stahlman. Gourley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wari J Gourley, is a teacher from Punxsutawney West End schools. McCall, son of Mr and Mrs A F McCall, is a senior at Pitt Dental School and Xi Psi Dental member. Brookville opens a $50,000 new milk station for Harmony Creamery Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca J. Miller
Johnstown
Rebecca Jane Anderson Miller
Amos Miller
W. Gore
Wonder Street
Indiana County
Felix
Green Township
Miller
Reveran
Company A
Sixty-first Segiment
P. V
Activ
Emory Fisher Post
Radio control questions after life of commission expires
The life of the radio commission will expire in March unless Congress extends it for another year. If not enacted, radio control will pass to the Department of Commerce. Senator Watson favored congressional action and a radio inquiry to regulate the industry. Senator Sackett of Kentucky supported transferring control to Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission Owever
Congress
Department of Commerce
Watson i
Indiana
Semate Interstate Commerce Committee
Watson
Sackett R
Kentucky
Church Notes Recaps Sunday Services And Events
A detailed listing of church services, sermons, meetings, and special events across multiple denominations. Includes times for Episcopal Holy Communion Evensong and sermons, Methodist morning and evening services, Catholic Masses, Presbyterian Sabbath School, Y P C U activities, Salvation Army revival sessions, and St Bernard’s prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Herod
Christ Episcopal
Roger Charnock
Evangelical
A. B. Hosbach
George Blankenbicker
Richard Eaton
Zelta
The
Dames of Malta
Knights of Malta
Eaton
Second United Presbyterian
Samuel W. Shane
Violet Fitzhonts
St. Bernard's
N. P. McNelis
Christian Science
Salvation Army Hall
William MaceTavish
Philadelphia Street
Church of God
W. CG. T. UL Hall
Harry Miller
Zion Lutheran
B. F. Bieber
Christian Endeavor
Marie Koontz
Reacher
First United Presbyterian
J. C. Pinkerton
John Bunyan
Tinker
Jesus
Salvation Army
Holiness
Young People’s Legion
Salvation Meeting
Heaven
Hell
President Elect Hoover in South American tour
President-elect Hoover and party toured Guayaquil with elaborate entertainments and a sightseeing program. He is due to depart for Maryland aboard the warship Maryland after a South American voyage. Fletcher, an authority on Latin American affairs, accompanied him and discussions on relations with South American republics continued. Bristow construction of the Burlington-Bristol Bridge will begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hoover
Henry P. Flatcher
Hoover
Guayaquil
Maryland
South American
Flint
Open hunting season list includes elk and various game
The notice lists a broad open hunting season covering bass shorebirds wild turkey gray squirrels ringneck pheasants tufted grouse and quail closed yesterday. Fishermen may still angle for yellow perch sunfish rockfish eel and more. The bear season remains open and elk may be hunted with does and antlerless deer. elk are found only in a few northern counties. Rabbits red squirrels wild ducks and geese are also on the open list.
Seek Raiders Of Aerial Mail At St Louis
In St Louis Missouri authorities on both sides of the Mississippi hunted two bandits who yesterday robbed a Chicago bound air mail of five pouches believed to contain drafts and other securities. The pouches were seized before loading into a plane at Lambert Field as the cargo was moved from the downtown post office by truck. Henry C Graham led the truck crew with no guards present. Postmaster A J Michener said most of the loot was non negotiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
INS
Lambert Field
Henry C. Graham
A. J. Michener
Five men burned at Freedom Oil Works plant accident
Drenched with boiling oil at the Freedom Oil Works in Freedom Rochester area five workers were seriously burned, two probably fatally. Humphrey Matthews 43 of Rochester fell headfirst on a ladder as oil sprayed from a still. John Devore 21 Albert Turley 24 Paul Merriman 38 and Warren Illgore 60 were splashed while removing a still head. Merriman leaped to safety. Matthews and Merriman were the most seriously burned and all were hospitalized in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Freedom Oil Works
Freedom
Humphrey Matthews
John Devore
Albert Turley
Paul Merriman
Conway
Warren “Ilgore
Merriman
Matthews
Devore
Turley
Rochester Hospital
Stock Quotes On Radio Expanded By KDKA Service
On October 3, 1928 Moore Leonard and Lynch of Pittsburgh in partnership with Westinghouse Station KDKA began broadcasting New York Stock Exchange quotations twice daily. The service enables investors in outlying districts to receive quotations within 30 minutes of their appearance on the tape. An additional period was added for 10:25 tape quotations from 10:55 to 11:00 AM, while 12:80 and 4:30 periods remain unchanged. The tape often lags behind the market, making timely closing figures hard to obtain for the 4:80 period. when delayed, quotes are given as received at 4:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore, Leonard and Lynch
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
KDKA
Reading
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Cousin Slayer Hoppe Expiates Crime in Death Chair
Charles Hoppe 27 confessed murderer of his 7 year old cousin Dorothy Stelagowski and died in the Ohio State Penitentiary death chair. Hoppe entered with a crucifix as chaplain Fe OBrian assisted. His wife sobbed nearby and his last words were I am ready let them come. He was preceded by John Rucker 47 Cincinnati, convicted murderer of Patrolman D. Brank en slain during a 1927 attempted holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charles (Stanley
Dorothy Stelagowski
Marrige
Ohio State Penitentiary
Hoppe
O’brien
Juhia
John Rucker
Cincinnati
Ranken
Chicago Police Shake-Up Plans Revealed
Chicago plans a sweeping police department shakeup after a Cook County grand jury report. Commissioner William F. Russell will transfer hundreds of officers, reassigning posts and reshaping command amid calls for fewer captains and more privates, with indictments against Dan Jackson and two policemen for perjury. Shickshinny new highway completed between here and Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Chicago Police Department
Cook County Grand Jury
Police Department
Willam F. Russell
Hughes
Civil Service” Commission
Dan Jackson
Illinois Commerce Commission
David J. Burke
Joseph B. Burke
Burkes
Death of Vasail Evatevich Listed as Greek Orthodox
Evatovich Greek Catholic Vasail Evatevich died at Indiana Hospital on Wednesday. The Priday issue incorrectly stated he belonged to the Roman Catholic Church. he was a member of the Greek Orthodox Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evatovich
Vasail
Evatevich
Indiana
Stewart Motor Sales Notice In Indiana County 1928
Notice announces Mr S S A Marshall reinstated to represent Stewart Motor Trucks and used trucks of other makes in Indiana County. All payments must go to the company, not salesmen. Gibson's Garage and Machine Shop in Gibson is listed. authorized purchases require signed requisition. Stewart Motor Sales, 235 etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s. A
Gibson
Cinrage
Stewart Motor Sales, Inc
Stewart Motor Sales
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. Z. Anderson
Catherine McAnulty
Commodore
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Wood Street
M. C. Clemence
O. S. Bennett
Moxham Christian Church
Heffelfinger
Jane Adella Heffelfinger
Shelocta United Presbyterian Church
Hood
Church
Andrew Fallen
Shelocta
Latrobe
Gertrude Degus
Derry
Margaret W. Davns
Ligonier
New York
Jane
Brookville
Harmony Creamery Co
Bristow
Burlington-Briatal Bridge
Qture
Here
Benton
Goodyear Tires
Goodyear
S. & R, Motor Co
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