Sentences Handed Down by Judge Langham in Local Court
Judge I N Langham imposed sentences yesterday for fornication and tardy discharge with costs. Boal and a list of defendants including Mr and Mrs Watt Elders Mrs Cleve Huff Clarence Brink and Hazel Styles faced costs and fines. Jerome Lingenfelter was discharged on payment of costs and settlement of board bill after defrauding a boarding house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Langham
Boal
Watt Elders
Cleve Huff
Clarence Brink
Hazel Styles
Jerome Lingenfelter
Lobbyist You Seeures Tariff Rates History in Washington
A lobbyist described his role in tariff rate increases, noting lobbying as a family trait. He cited Congress's ongoing tariff actions since 1890 and recalled his father attending a meeting at the old Ebbitt Hotel where leaders agreed on a tariff- shaping method, which he approvingly endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Ebbitt
Aviation Safety rant and local pilot tale mix
An Aviation column warns that most accidents stem from pilot error and infrastructure gaps while urging licensed pilots and ships. It cites Department of Commerce rules in few states and notes air mail weather risks, then shifts to a humorous anecdote about a local Auto Parts figure, B. S. Brubaker, soloing a flight and recalling his own first solo with Army memories, ending with a teaser for more stories to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Kansas
United States
Fellows
Auto Parts
Rite Theatre
Brubaker
Fragmentary Indiana names in rural route list
OCR fragment lists multiple Indiana residents with addresses such as 5th St Water St and R. D. numbers. The text appears as a jumble of names and routes, including Evans, Risinger, Stewart, Nichol, Harpar, Ficus, Seaver, Watson, and others, with no clear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana
William Li Brown
Cherry Oor Evans
Water St
Oi B
Risinger
Homertia
W. Buzh
Yodfona
A R. Stewart
Harr Nichol
R. D
Ry Tydiant
Frank Harpar
Indi
Blaze At Studio Kills Four In Panic And Smoke
A fire at a film studio during a rehearsal for Harry Delmar's Black and White Revue caused rapid flames and choking smoke. Two men and two women died, a third woman was dying, others leaped from windows to escape, and firemen wearing gas masks battled the blaze as spectators converged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Delmar
Edldie Elkins
Elkins
Delmar
Pennsylvania State Grange Opens 67th Convention at Ritz Theatre
Delegates and spouses convene in Indiana for the 67th annual Pennsylvania State Grange session. Crowded hotel rooms reflect strong support as farmers from wheat and corn to tobacco and mushrooms gather to hear Master BE B Dorsett of Mansfield deliver the opening address. Reports and resolutions follow, with Dr. Charles G. Jordan scheduled to speak.
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Pomona
Grange Newa
Grange Register
State Grange
Pomona Granges
Pomona Grange
Washington
Fords
DuPonts
Sloans Youngs
Rosenwalds
Busi
I Nation
National Grange
Farmer's Union
Seattle
Legge
Federal Farm Board
National
Brothiers
Fred Brenckman
Henry Ford
Pennsylvania
Penn‘sylvaniana
Grange
Legislative Committee
The
Legisla
Commonwealth
Lancaster County
Washington County
Nee
Indiana
Charles G. Jordan
State Serenary of Agriculture
Local Grange Events Open With Key of the City and Sessions
The program opens with a welcome by Rev John J Melivaine and the key of the city by Burgess B H Lichteberger. Hon P Hy Dewey presides. An 8 30 Home Economics program features Mrs Cornelia Bryce Pinchot and reports from D B Dorsett and Mrs W D Phillips. Later sessions cover officer reports memorial service and elections at Ritz Theatre Wednesday and Thursday December with multiple committee reports and business sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dtadiikaa
John J. Melivaine
First United Presbyterian Church
Burgess B. H. Lichteberger
P. Hy Dewey
Home Economics Committee
Cornelia
Bryce Pinchot
Mra. D.B. Dorsett
National Grange
W. D. Phillips
State Grange
Ritz Theatre
Grange
Addreaa
H. D. Wetzel
Penna. State College
Thureday
Noton
Womanless Wedding Comedy Delights Bardstown Audience
The Womanless stage featured a lively comedy where each performer delivered clever work while the audience roared. Doctor Rink played a dainty bride, with a wedding gown admired by all. the Bishop, played by Gilbert Parnell, officiated as Walter Jackson fainted in the mother’s tears. The cast showcased humorous solo numbers in varied vocal styles, and the show, directed by Sympson Lewie Company, benefitted the Ladies Aid of the M E Church, with another performance at 8 15 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Rink
Buster
Walter Jackson
Gilbert Parnell, Esq
Ladies Aid of the
M.’ Eo.Church
Sympson Lewie Company
Fof
Bardstown
Kentucky
Holiday street display contest organized by chambers clubs
Four districts in the town will host holiday displays with sponsors from Vogal Electric Co Util ity Electric Co Rotary Lions Kiwanis and Electric Supply Co. prizes total 100 in gold plus merchandise awards. Judges from service clubs will decide winners. Entrants must use a coupon on page one and mail to the Chamber of Commerce. Police will prosecute anyone tampering with displays. Burgess B H Lichteberger supports the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogel Electric Co
Chamber of Commerce
Utility Electric, Company
Rotary Club
Jightcap. Electric Company
Lions Club
Electric Supply Co
He Kiwanis Club
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Burgess B. H. Lichteberger
van Hem
Eighteen Dead After Train Crash Investigated
Rail disaster description notes shattered glass, torn wood, and a crushing wreck as ambulances and medical staff respond to the scene. Passengers and officials work to extricate victims while investigators begin inquiries into the crash’s cause.
Train Derailment Sparks Flames After High Speed Impact
A rapid train crash caused by excessive speed sent passengers tumbling from the cars as the locomotive and boiler were torn apart. The wreck left the rail line in shambles and the carriage cars engulfed in flames moments after the derailment.
Death Calls (Continued from Page 1)
Obituary notices detail deaths of Ernest Mack and Jabez Redd in Ernest. John Wide dies in Dixonville Hospital leaving a large family. Emily Jane George dies at 67 in Vandergrift with a large kin network. Funeral plans for Creswell, Spicher, and Cook Creswell noted with services in Punxsutawney and Hillsdale. Hazel Baker visits Oak Street aunt in Washington.
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Ernest Mack
Myrild
R. L. Briggs
Freeport
Mia
John St Clair
Eleventh ‘Street
Bethel Cemetery
Jabez Redd
Ernest
Ernest Mines
Greenwood Cemeery
John Wide
John Wida
Clymer
Dixonville Hospital
John
Wida
Youngstown
Nick Wida
Lizzie
Mary
Braddock
Julia Wida
Wicano
William A. George Vandergrift
Emily Jane George
Holmes Street
Vandergrift
Mother George
George
Neary
William
James J
Grant Walker
Brackenridge
First Presbyterian Church
Clyde, Bernas
W. A. Roulston
James. Creswell
Mary ‘Cook Creswell
James Creswell
Harrisburg
P. A.’ Sweeney
Punxsutawney
Curwenaville
Frank Snyder
DuBois
Bertha O'Connor
Indiana
Sweeney
Huntingdon
Edward H
Mary (Appleman) Terman
Gurwensville
Creswell
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Hazel Baker
Washington, Pa
Jensie Patterson
Oak Street
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State College
Pennsylvania State Grange
Eithin
Pola Granges
Homo Zcoics
Vania
Sara Caven
Na- Grange
Legislate
Grenter
Greenlennet
French Cleaners
Anias
Frank Ficus
Church St
Harry Seaver
Paul Watson
J. D. Spicher
Matilda. A. (Darkey) Spicher
J. D. ‘Spicher
Hillsdale
L O’elock
Spiicher
J. P. Strassler
Akron
David Strassler
Glen Campbell
Henry Strassler
California
Agnes Collins
Niagara Falls
Imogene Croft
Eugene Bowder
Eron Hough
Mary Esther Bowder
Atepchildren
Geary Spicher
Cherry Trea
C. O. Spee
Johnstown
Ollie Hass
Ashtabula
Emory Spicher
Brooklyn