Hunter Found Alive After All Night on Ridge Near Waterford
Roy Long of Cokeville spent Wednesday night atop a ridge above Waterford after tracking deer with Eugene Berg. The two men separated, Long sought deer then became disoriented as fog set in. Long built a fire and slept on the mountain while Berg and others searched through the night and into Thursday morning.
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Waterford
Roy Long
Cokeville
Long
Eugene Berg
Berg
Borg
R. W. Berg
J. M. ‘Long
Indiana GAR elects 1926 officers at Memorial Mall
Indiana Post No. 28 of the Grand Army of the Republic elected 1926 officers at a regular meeting in Memorial Mall. Elected were Commander J M Marshal Senior Vice A H Hess Junior Vice J W Thompson Chaplain Dr William Hossek Adjutant John H Hills Quartermaster Elliott M Lydick Officer of the Day William B Stahl Patriotic Instructor J H Hill and other posts. The post, with thirty four members, noted some could not attend due to infirmities. The National Commander appointed John A W Hill as Aide de Camp with rank of Colonel.
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Indiana
Grand Army of the Republic
Memorial Mall
J. M. Marshal
A. H. Hess
J. W. Thompson
William Hossek
John H. Hills
Elliott. M. Lydick
William B. Stahl
J. H. Hill
Bethlehem
W. T. Wilson
Willam Hanna
C. &. J. Sloan Agey
J. G
John A
John AW. Hill
Bia
Indiana Banks To Pay Out 40 In Holiday Checks
Three Indiana banks will distribute 40000 in Christmas savings payouts to customers with savings accounts opened earlier this year. Farmers Bank and Trust Company will pay 27000, Citizens Bank 10000, and Savings and Trust Company over 8000 to eligible savers.
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Indiana
Farmers Bank, and Turst Company
Citizena
Savings and Trust ‘Company
Ill Farkas moved to West Penn Hospital for treatment
Louis Farkas president of the Grek enheimer distillery was taken from Atlanta Federal Prison to West Penn Hospital for treatment under guard. U S District Attorney John D Meyer said no investigation would follow. Farkas faces a two year sentence or a $20000 fine for violating the dry laws.
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Fatisburgh
Louis Farkas
Grekenheimer
Atlanta
West Penn Hospital
Farkas
U. S
John D. Meyer
Meyer
Jparkas
A. S. Marshall
Myers
Lewis Brown
Edward Little
William Dickerman
Geo.Beck
Freeport
Count Salm Tries to Gain Possession of Infant Son
West Palm Beach Fla Dec 4 INS Published reports that Count Salm might seek custody of his infant son if reconciliation with the Countess fails. Precautions were ordered at the Countess college to guard the child with restricted access and strict identity checks during absences.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
INS
Salm
Millicent Rogers
Countess’ College
Alrings
Businessmen in coal confab to meet with governor
Corry Pennsylvania business leaders plan a coal strike meeting with Governor Gifford Pinchot in Harrisburg next Tuesday. Pinchot, while stopping at ongoing state institutions, declined to reveal proposals for the conference as he heads toward Warneco and Bradford. Local ads note stock dechnage and gift offerings at Pioneer Music House and Qunore's Quality Store.
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Corry
Dee
Gifford Pinachat
Hardest Winter In Years Says Government Forecast
Washington dispatch reports government weather experts predict a severely cold season ahead. Forecasters warn January through March could bring record polar conditions across the temperature zone, with many regions facing wintry weather north of the Mason-Dixon line.
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Washington
America
Gilie Ale
Willy
Mason and Dixon Ling
Funeral of Mrs Herron in Indiana Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Agnes Herron aged 35 will be held Saturday at 2 p m at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry K Boucher 613 Philadelphia street with Rev F W Hinitt officiating Interment will be in Oakland Cemetery She was a daughter of David J R Carnahan and Martha Jane Morrison born in Perrysville Westmoreland county and moved to Indiana in youth She leaves two children and several siblings and half siblings all residing in the area
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Mary Agnes Herron
Harry K. Boucher
Philadelphia Street
F. W. Hinitt
First Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
First Presbyterian Church of Indiana
Herron
Boucher
William T. Herron
Thomas M. Carnahan
Edgewood
Eagle Scout Presented In Clymer Meeting
Tonight at 8 30 in Clymer a Scout gathering unfolds with a Presbyterian Church meal as Scout Hyman Levinson receives the Eagle Scout badge. Harry Levinson’s son, active in Troop leadership since 1922, becomes the first Clymer boy to achieve Eagle. Scout Commissioner Hunter and L K Fassett lead the ceremony awaiting other rank badges.
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Clymer
Scouting
Presbyterian Church
Hyman Levinson
Harry Levinson
Hyman
Hunter
Blairsville
L. K. Fassett
Court of Honor At
Broaden Scope New York Prohibition Roundup Nears
Federal authorities say 25 more arrests are imminent in what they call the greatest bootleggers roundup in prohibition history. Eighteen men including William Dwyer, a track owner and alleged ring leader, have been seized. Warrants for the remaining 25 are out and to be served in coming days. The ring is described as international in scope with millions in money ships and liquor involved. The crackdown was directed from Washington by General Lincoln C. Andrews and U S Attorney Emory R Buckner of New York after months of investigation with raids at locations around New York.
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New York
Tventy
William Dwyer
Washington
Lincoln C. Andrews
United States
Mmory R. Buckner
New
Merchants Plan Evening Hours Starting December 17
At a regular Merchants' Association meeting in the Rest Room, merchants present agreed to extend store hours. Beginning Thursday December 17 they will open in the evenings and maintain holiday season hours thereafter.
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Merchants’ Association
Grafton Club Plans Mountain Camp Band Names Members
The Grafton Rod and Gun Club schedules a camp in the Clearfield mountains by the first of the week. Personnel include Burnell Simpson Olen Wilmer Stormer Bladdick Riams Ray Houston Joe Kanya Ekmer Mohsn John Mahan Edward Graffius and Will Mahaw of Punxsutawney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Rod and Gun Club
Clearfield Mountains
Burnell Simpson
Olen Wil- Wilmer Stormer
Bladdick and Riams
Ray Houston
Joe Kanya
Ekmer Mohsn
John Mahan
Edward Graffius
Will Mahaw
Punxsubiwaey
Seal Sale Gains Early Support from Eastern Star Group
The Christmas Seal sale shows momentum before the official start as the Indiana Order of the Eastern Star volunteers secure a large batch of joy-stickers for placement on all their communications, indicating strong community backing.
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Indiana Order of the Eastern Star
Girty Couple Married Here by Rev Offutt
John J. Jamison and Miss Jennie Smith of Girty were married Wednesday by the Rev R M Offutt at his Church Street residence. The couple will reside in Girty where Jamison works in coal mining.
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John J. Jamison
Jennie Smith
Girty
R. M. Offutt
Church Street
Indiana's Part in Punxs'y Circus at Punxsutawney
Indiana's W.T. Robem and Stingling Bros revived an old act from prior Indiana circuses and joined the Punxsutawney show last evening. The Indiana team performed well at Punxsutawney with a good crowd, and a sale of overcoats suits and apparel plus household goods was advertised for Friday and Saturday at 2:30 PM at the Episcopal parish house.
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W.T. Robem
Stingling Bros
Indiana
Punxsutawney
Episcopal Parish Nouse
Rhinelander Case to Jury Dramatic Trial Ends
Wealthy youth faces jury in a melodramatic trial over a marriage to a quadroon bride. The case centers on social status, legitimacy, and the right to freedom as critics weigh public sentiment and legal precedent.
Trial over Rhinelander case jury to decide fate of marriage
White Plains report on the annulment trial of Leonard and Alice Rhinelander, a quadroon marriage dispute. Juries hear whether the couple will remain man and wife after judge changes law points. Tense courtroom scenes as Alice and her family show strain while evidence centers on Alice's alleged Negro origin and her father George Jones.
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White Plains
N. Y
INS
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Morschauser
Rhinelander
Alice
George Jones
Leonard
Revival Meet in Clymer Continues with Bowerman Hostetler
The Church of Christ at Clymer engages Evangelist Bowerman Hostetler through Sunday December 20. He will conclude the revival meetings that night and then lead a two week church attendance campaign. Hostetler prefers evangelistic work over a pastoral posting.
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Church of Christ At
New Century Club Plans Children's Night Event
The New Century Club of Indiana arranged a children's night for local kids under 12. The event will be in the Lutheran Church basement Monday night December 7 at 7 80 o'clock. A program of pleasant surprises promises a different experience.
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New Century Club of
Indiana
Gas well on Hood farm hits 34000 cubic feet
A 34000 cubic foot, 14 pound gas well was brought in at 2300 feet on J F Hood’s farm in Young Township by the Peoples Gas Company Wednesday afternoon. The well has rising pressure and will be capped and connected to the gas main today. The report notes the productive discovery and immediate integration into the local gas supply.
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People’s Gas Company
J. F.hood
Young Township
Indiana natives lose automobiles in big garage fire
A large garage blaze at the Park Garage in Ebenaburg destroyed several vehicles. Tire losses reached about 100000 dollars. Among the cars lost were those owned by Lawrence Edwards, the Edwards Hardware Company, and Samuel Edwards.
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Tha ‘Park
Ebenaburg
Lawrence Edwards
Edwards Hardware Company
Samuel Edwards
Baptist Church backs pastor in libel suit clash in Shamokin
In Shamokin Pennsylvania the First Baptist Church official board declares firm support for Pastor Rev. Charles B Bowser amid a libel suit alleging he attacked the American Legion its officers and the chief burgess Dr A G Shissler in a November 22 sermon The church says it will stand by him to the limit and will not seek outside consultation regarding his pulpit remarks or actions
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the Baptist Church
Legion Head
Shamokin
INS
Burgess
A. G. Shissler
Robbers at Burkett Home In Cherryhill Township
John Burkett of Cherryhill townshipheard a noise in his feed room and stepped out with a shotgun. Two men emerged, one carrying a sack of corn. Burkett fired and one intruder fell. The pair escaped. no clues were found.
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John’ Burkett
Cherryhill
Mr. Burkett
Five of family found poisoned in Brooklyn home
A patrolman was summoned by agonized cries and found Peter Rossi 33, his wife Rosa 29, and their three children in the throes of ptomaine poisoning. Doctors said all will recover. The incident occurred in a Brooklyn apartment early today.
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New York
Brooklyn
Peter Rossi
Rosa
Treasurer Has New Licenses For 1928
County Treasurer John Bennett received dog licenses and the fishery licenses for 1928 yesterday afternoon. Anyone wanting to avoid the rush should call at the Treasurer's office soon. Gifts For Ladies hat boxes lined gloves umbrellas at Dinsmore's Quality Store Bazaar and Food Sale in Episcopal parish house on Friday and Saturday at 2:50 PM.
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John Bennett
Dinsmore’s
Quality Store
Fragmentary Indiana County News Snippet
A jagged excerpt from Indiana Jefferson County coverage mentions marriage divorce and unrest in 1924 and 1923. It notes Americans facing unenviable statistics and unclear references to county outcomes and trials. The text is incomplete but signals historical social reporting.
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Marriag
Indiana
Diana
Jefferson
Local diners report quirky meal at Pattison’s Stygugo
A garbled clipping records a dining moment featuring individuals named Fy Ewing and others at Pattison’s, with fragmented phrases about a personal gift and a running joke. The text is incomplete but hints at a casual social scene and a continue note.
Thick Fog Causes Damage Across Southern England
Thick fog settled over southern England causing damage and injuries. The fog disrupted ports and transportation, with reports detailing financial losses and personal harm across several areas. Local authorities urged caution as operations resumed after the blanket of mist.
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London
England
Seonamle Oses
Thequghous Landon
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Cokeville Hunter
Ahr
GAR
J. M. Marshall
Henry Wall
Ladies Home Journals
Christman
Gay Wella
Guckenheimer Distillery
Atlanta Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Count Salem
Son
Radio
Easy Terms
Pioneer Music House
Court House
Qinsnore
Qulity
Grafton Club
Douglass Studio
Douglass Photographic Service
Dingmore
Presbyterian Charved
Moose Temple
Blvirsville
Devembouth
Gazette
NEW Century Club Meeting
Hood Farm
Watson
John C. Watson
Henry Hall
Pollovl's Pharmacy
Gort House
Dust
Gell
Indiana Floral Company
Burkett Home
Fy, Ewing
Pattison
Declea
Hare
Ting
Deana
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