Report Of Scout Executive To The Indiana County Council
Scout Executive Ragpha Harrison reviews 1928 progress for Indiana County Boy Scouts. He notes 60 troops at year start, 10 joined and 18 dropped, analyzes causes, praises volunteers, cites 414 new boys since Jan 1 1948, and outlines 1929 goals: funds, camping site, better districts, leader training, continued troop support, and growth in both numbers and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Council
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Seasors of America
Ege
Indiana County
As & Council
Boy Scouts of
Awerma
Boywood
Boy Scout Movement
United Btates
Boy Scout of America
Woard Wat
Soma
Vnese
Guilig
Svecess
Macus
Wien
Seouwrat
Wwe
Cizy
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Africa
Arctic
Anarctic
Byrd
Paul Seiple
Scauing
Hagle
Samuel Vinton
Council
J. Elder
Peeler
Coyriggioneri
Death Claims Chase Morning at Four Ten
Death claimed Chase this morning at 4 10, formerly of Jackson vie, a longtime resident and Presbyterian Church member. Survived by widow and many children and grandchildren. funeral at his late home Thursday at 2 00, interment Oakland Cemetery.
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Oakland Cemetery
Died and Funeral Notices From Indiana Area
Rev Joseph J Hays died Sunday night at son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Miller Wynn funeral at Wynn residence and interment Latrobe cemetery. Vincent Carr of Viniendale aged 46 died Monday at Memorial hospital Johnsonown after admission. Charles Uncapher aged 60 died Sunday at aunt Lonnel's home Indiana. funeral likely Wednesday afternoon. John Evans aged 1? years died near South Bend area. Miss Mary Evans died at home. Joint funeral at South Bend Lutheran Church Wednesday morning. Mrs John Kepple 76 died January 3 at South Bend township Armstrong township funeral at home. Robert Kenner 82 died January 6 at son John Kenner’s South Bend township. Burial in South Bend Cemetery.
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Mary Schrum Johnsyown
Mary Estella Schrum
St. Anthony's
Woodvale Church
Miss Schrum
Hillside
Westmoreland County
Johnstown
Father Anthony
St. Anthony’s
Schrum
W.d. Schrum
Mary Jane Murray
Woodvale Avenue
J. A. Schrum
Blawnox
Charles M. Schrum
Avonmore
J. Schrum
Joseph J. Hays
William Miller Wynn
Hays
Pleasant Unity
Emma Johnson
Greensburg
Sara Wisher
William Fisher
Old Homestead
Oscar GB. Ismerson
Knoxville M. I
Latrobe Cemetery
Vincent Carr
Vincent Caxy
Viniendale
Memorial Hospital
Jonnsown
Sur. Carr
Ia Wviecing Undertaking Establishment
Charlies Uncapher
Charles Uncapher
Indiana
Mra. Lonnel
Bernoon
John Evans
South Bend
Clovck
Mary Dvans
Asta
South Bend Jutheran Church
Yealey
New Kensmera Lutheran Church
Prank
Ketteman
South Bend Lutheran Church
Wich Bliss Frank
South Mead Cemetery
John Kepple
South Bend Township
Armstrong Township
Imont
Robert Kenner
John Kenner
Armstrong County
Slayer Held for Court in First Degree Murder
County Detective Koozer and State Police corroborate a confession by Kinnan in which he admits to planning to kill a wife since Christmas and cites nagging by his spouse. Joint funeral services for Mrs Kinnan and Baby Claire set for 2:30 pm tomorrow at Mrs Hamer’s home near Blairsville, with Rev. Lloyd officiating. interment in Blairsville Cemetery. It’s noted Kinnan was previously married and divorced after his first wife left.
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S. S. Byers
Homer City
Homer City United Presbyterian Church
Mr. Myers
Greenwood Cemetery
Byers
West Middletown
Washington County
United Presbyterian Church
Rachel
Scott) Byers
Justin S. Byers
W. 5. Byers
Coraopolis
Koozer
Cor W. J. White
Kinnan
Indiana
Blacklick
New Century Slumber Serenade at Little Theatre
Alfred Brown's New Century Slumber serenade opened the evening with an Old-Fashioned Mel and Timberlake closed with The Back Seat Driver by Mary Parker. Committees reported strong library activity, 43000 books borrowed and 1009 magazines checked. Ways and Means yielded 367.70 from The OreH Players benefit for the library, with refreshments and social hour to finish.
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Alfred Brown
Timberlake
Mary Parker
Hull
Herbert
Ways and, Means
Oreh
Little Theatre Mayers
Army plane downed in Imperial Valley engine failure
Capt Baker described engine trouble during a mission as the Army aircraft lost two refueling contacts with one failing engine. Crewmembers, including Sergt Hope and Hooa, struggled to regain altitude amid cold wind and strong air currents, finally gliding to a landing. The crew rested at a local beach resort after the ordeal.
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Baker
Hooa
Halverson
Faker
Imperial Valley
Rnsort
Tunney lauds promoter Richard at public funeral rites in New York
Gene Tunney voiced deep sympathy for Ar Richard as the world of sport mourned a genius promoter. In New York and Jersey City crowds gathered to honor Tex Rickard’s successor as Madison Square Garden manager, while Col. John S. Hammond was named acting GM. A sea of floral tributes and dignitaries filled the Philadelphia to Chicago route, with Police Commissioner Grover Whalen supervising the crowd.
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Tunney
ST. Mote
Switzerland
INS
Ar. Righard
Gene Tunney
New York
Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden Corporation
John 5. Jammond
Pennsylvania Station
Richard
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Chicago
Grover A. Whalen
Witchcraft testimony in York murder trial dominates court
The York jury is roundly told of a tall lean suspect named Blymyer in the Rehmger killing case. He admits belief in witchcraft and may testify in his own defense. Prosecutors describe Blymyer as linked with Wil Bert Hess and John Curry in a night attack to cut hair and break a supposed spell.
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Rehmger
Wilbert Hess
John Curry
Blymyer
York
Williams
Spenkle
Harry P. Kissinger
H. K. Stuffer
Noah E. Emig
Curtia Leatherly
Phillip Myers
Chas
P. McWilligma
Walter Cunningham
Harry Warner
Marley Brown
Marietta
Judge Denies Witchcraft Angle in Trial Proceedings
Judge Ray P. Sherwood stated there was no planned attempt to keep witchcraft discussions out of the case while protests limited courtroom seating to two local newspapermen and three press association reps. The defense and state rested the first days without references to witchcraft until Blymyer’s testimony hinted at the theme. Blymyer’s aloof posture and a defense plan to call about sixteen witnesses contrast with the district attorney’s focus on blows, strangulation, and burning as the cause of death.
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Ray P. Sherwood
International News Service
Jie
Anu
Clayton G. Hess
Wilber Hess
Blymer
John Curry
Kehmeyer
Hess
Cohen
Commonwealth
Tha Plats
Falymyer
Faced Attention at Hoover HQ Draws Notables
Senator William E Borah of Idaho joined a list of callers at Hoover headquarters along with Representative Walter Newton of Minnesota Rob inson of Kentucky and Free of California and Serer PF Gurgel of Amaral the Brazilian ambassador, continuing sub plots of the regular session.
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William E. Borah
Idaho
Hoover Headquarters
Renr
Walter Newton
Minnesota
Robinson
Kentucky
Free
California
Serer PF
Gurgel of
Amaral
Explosion at Pittsburgh plant injures eleven workers
A large tank at the Allis-Chalmers Pittsburgh transformer plant exploded, injuring eleven men including Charles Kelly who is reported slightly improved. Authorities estimate damage at $25,000 and cite excessive valve pressure on a small tank inside an impregnating tank used for coil insulation.
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Tinttsburgh
Chas. Kelly
Pittsburgh
Allis- Chalmers Company
St. John's Hospital
Kelly
E.G. McArn
Bea Page Mug et wi yl a AMA OY HOUR
A scrambled historical market note discusses aviation and automobile stocks, with Curtiss and Wright Aeros advancing while U S Steel slips. Montgomery Ward gains on strong earnings, and cotton prices show little stock for sale. The piece notes a tentative uptick in the second hour amid general rally signals.
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Bea
Tony
Yong Ut Furda
Rindebnter
Thastus
Anser
Survivors Of Submarine -51 Mer Fatal Collision Sifts
Supreme Court denied petitions seeking review of three lower court decisions that the federal government cannot be sued on behalf of the estates of Rodney H. Dodson Edmund W. Egbert and James J. Hazelden Jr. over the submarine -51 sinking after a collision with the City of Rome. Attorneys alleged defective equipment and hull height violated international standards.
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INS
Rome
Rodney H. Dodson
Edmund W. Egbert
James JD. Hazelden
Rochester Mills O G Moore and town caller in Glen Campbell
O G Moore of Glen Campbell was a town caller on Sunday. H M Wells of Pittsburgh spent Saturday night with his family. Mrs J S Ross is on the sick list. Mrs L B Richardson of Sheboeta visited her ill mother D M Potts. Mrs G O Pollock and daughters visited Indiana. Lizzie Snyder visited Boy Snyder and Harry Weaver. they attended Mrs Charles Buck’s funeral at Marchand on Saturday afternoon.
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O. G. Moore
Glen Campbell
H. M. Wells
Pittsburgh
J. S. Ross
L. B. Richardson
Sheboeta
Art D. M. Potts
G. O. Pollock
Marry Stanley
Hellen Graffing
Gertrude McMillen
Indiana
Lizzie Snyder
Boy Snyder
Philadelphia
Harry Weaver
Charles Buck
Marchand
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Rebecca Hays
Bolivar
Rebecca Fisher Heys
Father Duffy
Stephen Wise
William T. Manning
Florshear
Moorhead
John R. Jones
Jones Building
Philadelphia Street
Mr. Jones
George Walker
Cai
Rochester Mills
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