Sudden Death Believed From Heart Failure or Stroke
Obituary notes a Saltshore native, Mr. Peck, dying in Derry after a rapid decline. a nephew Charles Smith of New Florence is listed as surviving. Funeral planned with Rev. Russell Crummy at Derry Presbyterian Church and burial in Cole's cemetery. Further obituary details for David L. Clark recount a long Indiana County life, surviving wife Mary and six sons, with services at Spruce Grove Wealesat Mechodies Church.
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Mr. Peck
Saltshore
Derry
Charles Smith
New Florence
Russell Crummy
Derry Presbyterian Church
Cole's Cemetery
David L. Clark
Indiane
Pennsylvania
Cheri
Mary FB. Clark
Clark
Diamondville
CG. Clark
Vandergrift
D. &. Clark
Diamendville
John
Georges
Rey
Milton
William
Silag
Mary J. Green
Latrobe
Indiana County
Gherryhill Township
Tisai
Tds Farm
Spruce Grove
Des Th Markey
Adoinity
Blairs Ville Kiwanis Club speaker and dinner notes
Rev Howard E Lloyd addressed the Blairs Ville Kiwanis at the Jamison Hotel on Kiwanis Education. District Trustee C H Leopold presided. a testimonial dinner for Blairsville High School football teams was announced. Dr Harvey Bartle to speak. attendance prize went to F E P Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Lioyd
Kiwanis Club
Blairsville
Howard E. Lioyd
BlairsVille Kiwanis Club
Jamison Hotel
Lloyd
Kiwanis
C. H. Leopold
Charles H. Moore
George G. Graham
W. Blair Clancy
J. BP. Archibald
Rotary
Blairsville Armory
Harvey Bartle
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
D. L. Young
FE. PL
Unknown historic dispute trial notes emerge from garbled text
The fragmentary OCR passage references a governor Gregory and Mt Lillo with unclear claims about guilt or debt. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only a general sense of a contested accusation and a supposed verdict that could not be confirmed from the available text.
Double assault charges and cold wave hit Chicago area
Grand jury returns true bills against several defendants including Marhy and Patton for assault and battery and weapons charges. Separate reports describe a severe December cold wave sweeping Chicago and the Middle West, with up to ten degrees below zero, high winds, and multiple deaths and property damage across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Middle- West
Middle-west
Canadian Northwest
United States
Sec Mons
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wis- 1
Bone
Ilinots
Ilinots and Eastward Inwa, Ohio al New York
Toledo
Olin
Jury 18 Still Denies Allegations About Bartz Case
Testimony in the trial shows Mrs. Whitacre denying all accusations and claiming her conduct with the Bartz home was above reproach. Witnesses including Grant Ambrose and J R McConnell testified about alledged stalking by the Marshalls and requests to remove Dr Bartz. Mrs. Whitacre described her past and denied any improper relation with Dr Bartz while the defense argued church procedure limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartz
Wrank Marshall
Barta
Barts
Whitacre
Marshalls
Karty
Grant Ambrose
J. R. McConnell
Whita
KEEP FURNAGES Continued From Viase 1
Fragments describe frigid conditions across the north and east with snowfall. Extreme cold expected next week with a temporary warm spell then new snow. Readings cite near zero or subzero temps locally, brief record lows, and blustery winds across Phoom Wrodnis Hata Pies and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Te
Ownich Wall
Phoom
Wrodnis
Hata
Snowstorm Ravages Cities Prompt Free Shelters
Cold wave and gale force winds sweep eastern cities causing widespread damage. Fire losses in Chicago near 1 million dollars. Thousands homeless find shelter in police stations and charitable houses as Pittsburgh and Buffalo report record low temperatures, rescue efforts, and damaged vessels along the lakeshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Shrine
Rey
W.O. Brottman
U.S
Bortuman
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
N.Y
Port Colborne
Hope
Lake Erie
Woodlawn
Hamburg
Riverton
Royalton
Saskatoon
Selkirk
Port William
Ontario
Curtis Condor
U.S. S. Sturgeon
Niagara River
Black Rock Channel
Ont
IF. B. Squire
Jenkins Line
Cleveland
Hoover Rivalry Deepens as 1920 Campaign Shapes Up
Continued discussion in Washington centers on Hoover and Dawes with friction over strategy and cabinet roles. Secretary Work denies resignation and insists he will not manage Hoover’s campaign while backers push for friendly delegates for the Kansas City convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Myr
Vicw
Dawes
Frank
Loader
Washington
Work
Seme
Hoover
Yin
Wang Tf
Kansas City
Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Early collegiate rowing sparks in Boston harbor 1844
The first college boat races featured Yate students in Boston harbor with an eight oared gig and a dugout canoe. The first intercollegiate race paired Yale and Harvard crews in eight oared barges over a two mile Lake Winnipesaukee course. In 1852, a Kirby 4 000 000 foot passer is filled in here with bids for road projects across Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Harbor
Yale
Tharvard
Lake Winnipesiokee
Girl 14 Admits Killing Sister in Pittsburgh
A 14 year old girl from Roberts Hollow confessed to firing a 688 calibre revolver that killed her sister Helen, after deceiving her parents for two days. She and Helen were exploring the home when the accidental discharge occurred during parental discipline, and Anna claimed she fired to defend herself. Helen died at Makosport Hospital amid investigations and a medical examination surrounding the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittshurgh
Ideyenveald
Alma Dyga
Roberts Hollow
Helen
Janna
Anna
Tha Hiden
Tele
MaKoosport
Treasury tax bill faces possible defeat in House committee
Treasury and Ways and Means debate a tax reform bill with a projected 235,000,000 value and a tentative 225,000,000 reduction target. Report notes a 1929 surplus of 74,000,000 while opposition from Democratic allies grows over the plan. Mention of allocations, committees, and local church fund uses appear in the surrounding context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Doc Dem
INS
Congress Avis Warner
Treasury
Congress
International Paper declares quarterly dividends
International Paper Company New York announces regular quarterly dividends on its preferred stock for the current quarter. The 7 percent cumulative preferred stock will receive 1 3/4 percent, and the 6 percent cumulative preferred stock 1 1/2 percent. Payment is January 16, 1928, to holders of record at close of business December 26, 1927. Checks mailed. transfer books remain open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Paper Company
New York
Thig Company
Owen Shepherd
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Sinipana
Henge Waheto
Addison Stachell
Hone Frone
Shane Creel Hanthiggy
IV Phantingean
Mra
HU. Galpin
Vansitio, Indiana
Tid Ana
James Slyle
Indiana
A. Swanson
Johnstown
Charles and
Marty Shaler
Charles Bennett
Frenchville
Ghearfield County
Walter Kinemagen
Dat Myers
Reacl
Philadelpis
Sherry Tree
Wais
Norman Johns
Busines
Ned Root
Charles
Sheboygan, Wis
Harry and
Mabel Smith
Charles Ganoc
Teilswood
Walter Kunkle
Creekside
Thomas Jeffries
Dave Ruddock
Homer City
Stone Creek
Huntingdon County
S. L. Longenecker
Blacklick
W “Ag
Court House
W. H. McCann
Home
Bert Allshouse
Washington, Township
L. G. Clark
Frank Smith
Agnes Stadtmiller
Tormence Hospital
Walter Kannick
Clune
Joe Markiewig
Henry Potts
Franklin Street Clymer
William Kellar
Spangler
Indibya
Smicksborg
Tidiana
Moderaie
Orpha Enpfield
Bhitrevitte
Pithabargh
Anna Macho
Sno Mieke
Moa
Mins. Macho
Third Avenue
Vivara
Adrian Hospital
Ape
IM News
Wag Tory
Chere Gaudia
Nell Tie
Elneroh
Albert
Michelbacher
Dee
Munday's Cemetery
Philipsburg
Hig
Fred
Ada Wade
Michelbachers
Carl
Frederick Michelbacher
Margaret Raper
Harriet Burge
Anice Hill
Riverside
Josephine
Phoebe
Sadie
Minnie Michelbacher
Albert Michelbacher
U.s.army
Fred Crissiman
Fred Crissinat
Suniehe Burg
Fooelook
West Penn Hospital
Potlesurygh
Che
Thomas Bell
SS. Simon and Judes Cemetery
Edgar D. Peck
Ridgeview Park
L. A. Wheeler
Parage
Westmoreland County
Greensbine
Rou
Sasgo
Wheeler
Daha Siksa
Devey
Rangans
Pegre
Lillo
Grand Jury
Svehtelawwhile Intessenatond
Joli Marhy
Ja Viet
Sata Bat Heey
Antonio Mdeving
Boors
Karl
Stalete Woods
Charles Anderson
Charlies Dalvaston
Robert Pain
Merysun
Tareeny
Doe Gierdanna
Arthun
N. Y
Wink
Prairie Pipe Sbebaeae
Phillips Pe
Punta Pital
Sinclair Gilshe
Studebaker Ree
Studebaker
St Louis and & W
Tim R
Bear Bee
Ota
US Steel Lrm
Willys Overland
MD Olte
White
STE? & Company
Pittsburgh, Pa
Altadock
N. M. Patterson Company
Keowenawa ‘Point
Dunkirk
Barcelona
Aniles Wast
Lockport
Steal
I. H. Bowers
Canadaigun
Clymer
Kirby
Harrisburge
ALL Electric
O’neill
Panama Canal Zone
Tuediwonds
Ihre
Oak Aleple
Biel
Deeek
Mt. Lebanon
Alt. Lebanon Presbyterian Church
ARMY
Philadelphia Street
Indiana, Pa
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