Local notes on Sunday visits and church gatherings
Names of residents and guests fill a town’s social page. L.A. Cassidy and son Leon, M. Hy Weston, A. Stear, and others attended hunts in the mountains while Mr and Mrs Stiteler hosted at Plumville. Ladies Aid societies met at multiple homes with planned suppers and meetings. Members from Rural Valley and Pittsburgh visited family, and a Pittsburg trip keeps the Crissman girl at home.
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Didigek
Crawford
Presbyterian
L.A. Casedy
Leonesa M. Hy Weston
A. Stear
Ci Beck
Tom Taylor
J. Hazlett
J. G. Roush Deva
Elkin
M.ry Lewis
Harry Stiteler
Mandsy
William Shaffer
Pittsburgh
Iather
Dave Stiteles
Visits and local visits noted at DuBois area
Ida Houk visits her son Willis in DuBois this week. W. Houk returns from Kane. Mélvin Payne and wife visit Payne's father in Kane last Wednesday and Thursday. Blaine Wassam and family visit Mrs. J. M. Napp on Sunday. C. E. Keating and Arnold return from a hunting trip near DuBois. Keating mounts deer heads. Ross Anthony improves after illness. John Tufman recovering from grippe. Tony McQuiken, Walter J., and Levi Duck visit EFW Heal on Monday. The Courier notes paper shortages and earnings.
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Ida Houk
Willis
DuBois
W. Houk
Thas
Kane
Mélvin Payne
Mr. Payne
Blaine Wassam
Minnie
Murray
M. Napp
C. E. Keating
Arnold
DuBsis
Keating
Ross Anthony
John Tufman
Tony McQuiken
Walter J
Levi Duck
W. Heal
Chicago Girl Wins To by Continent by Enid Beauty
Miss Helen M. Alles of Chicago wins a six week, 6000 mile continental trip. Her prize came from selling 7000 tickets for the Illinois Products Exposition. The tour includes New York by boat to Cuba then Panama Canal to San Francisco and back by rail.
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Chicago Girl
Enid Beauty
Chicago
Helen M. Alles
Misa Allee
New York
Cuba
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Raik
Local Shoppers and Visits in Lewisville Area
Mrs. Harry Bergman and daughter Florence and Miss Velma Barkley shopped in Indiana Saturday. Local residents Milas Velma Barkley and others hosted and visited in Blairsville and Clarksburg areas. Arthur Leonard, 9, injured by manhole explosion in New York while riding a bicycle.
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Harry Bergman
Florence
Velma Barkley
Indiana
Milas Velma Barkley
J. ‘S. Marshall
J.C. Tomb
Blairsville
J. M. Speedy
Shelocta
C. W. Shields
Arthur Shields
Milo Hileman
Clarksburg
J. M. Berkey
W.'E. Wilming
Mary DeVinney
Quinley Griffith
Livermore
New York
Arthur Leonard
Prosecution Ends Kirby Case in Cleveland Defense
The government wrapped its case in the trial of Josiah Kirby, former head of the Cleveland Discount Co. Deficits of 2,000,000 and 3,000,000 appeared in the company books, while statements showed surplus. Auditor J. B. Egan testified the figures were false, ending the direct case as court recessed for rebuttal. Judge Killits of Toledo presided, pressing for clear legal points.
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Cleveland, D
INS
Josiah Kirgy
Cleveland Discount Co
J. 8
Egan
Department of Justice
D ‘Books
Killits
Toledo
Bookkeeper Succeeds After Fortune Inheritance
After inheriting $50,000 upon an aunt’s death, a bookkeeper left her post to enjoy life but suffered stomach trouble and colic. Two fainting spells followed. She tried Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, claiming rapid relief and a year of good health since. The ad touts a simple preparation that clears nasal phlegm from the intestinal tract and soothes stomach and liver inflammation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anhicle
Mayr
Business men confer with governor over coal strike aim
A group of Anthracite region business leaders met Gov. Pinchot in Harrisburg seeking progress on his plan to settle the miners versus operators dispute. Pinchot spoke as a spokesman, saying the visitors reported on conditions in the industry and the conference aimed at advancing a settlement without detailing specifics.
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Harrisburg
Aln¢hot
Pinchot
Settlement talks continue on coal strike action
A settlement drive for the coal strike is underway with various action options discussed but no plan chosen. The governor and business committee will reconvene soon to resume talks, while the committee declined further comment on timing or specifics. New York laborer Joseph Campanella, 92, was shot dead by an unseen assailant during an unrelated incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Businessen
New York
Joseph Campsnella
New York defendants question will in Davis case
Reported remarks from legal proceedings reference Deo Parsons Davis and Mya Lander, with mentions of Davis’s attorney. The fragmentary note suggests contested validity of a will and related actions in a New York context involving French connections and potentially international elements. The text is incomplete.
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New York
Parsons ‘Davis
Mya
Lander
Bhinalanta
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