Rosenwald set to wed Philadelphia widow today
Chicago financier Julius Rosenwald reportedly plans to marry Mrs. Benjamin Goodkind of Philadelphia. The ceremony would be private at the Rosenwald home in Abington near Philadelphia, with details awaiting confirmation from Rosenwald's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jan
INS
Yuling Rosenwald
Chicago
Benjamin Goodkind
J. Leasing Rosenwald
Abington
International
J. Lessing Rosenwald
Julius Ros
Areys
New York
Julius Rosenwald
Rosenwald
New York City
Sears Roebuck
J Lessing Rosenwald
Wedding date set in police theory of family tragedy
The article describes a New Year’s Eve and New Year’s morning sequence where a wedding date was arranged as part of a police theory about a family killing. Nora Hall remains in Providence Hospital as the Hall family mourns several deaths. A misdelivered package sparked the fatal events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martiaga Frensa
Tte
Nora Hall
Naomi
Providence Hospital
Washington
Helleves
Hall
Delgatte
Local Socials Report From Taylorsville and Nearby Areas
Wesley Tyger visited Indiana on Saturday. Mrs Tracy Sickenberger and Geneva Rive called on Mrs Barron Wednesday. A surprise party for Hornell Allen Wednesday evening drew a large crowd. Harry Edwards and family visited W E Allison Wednesday. Ward Tycie spent Wednesday with W A Lydie. Ermin Barr made an Indiana business call Thursday. Harry Allison and family from Indiana spent Sunday with W A Allison. B E Goodlin and four children visited Goodwin's brother at Johnstown Sunday. Ward Lydie and H A Lydie called on Ermin Barr Thursday. Stella Lydie, employed in Indiana, spent the weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorsville
Wesley Tyger
Indiana
Tracy Sickenberger
Geneva Rive
Barron
Hornell Allen
Harry Edwards
W. E. Allison
Ward Tycie
W. A. Lydie
S. Ermin Barr
Harry Allison
W. A
B. E. Goodlin
Mr. Goodwin
Johnstown
Ward Lydie
H. A. Lydie
Nrmin Barr
Stella Lydie
Internal Senate Fight Over Lafollette Finance Seat
Insurgents and conservatives clash as Lafollette seeks a finance committee post. Battles over vacancies with Edge Sackett Goff Metcalf trigger threats, proposed compromises, and accusations of plotting to exclude Lafollette.
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Thn
Smoot
Utah
Republicana
Lafollette
McMaster (II
Paris
Finance Committee
Mdge
New Jersey
Goff
W. Way
Senate
Sackett
Germany
Metcalf
R. L
New England
Royal wedding in Pisa chapel amid state officials and diplomats
Crown Prince Humbert and Belgian Princess Marie Jose wed in a crimson-draped chapel with Cardinal Maffi officiating. After the ceremony they visited Pope Pius XI at the Vatican, where thunderous applause greeted the couple as they entered St. Peter's Square.
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Cardinal Maffi
Pisa
All
Italy
Vatican
Vatican City
Humbert
Marie Jose
Pope Pius XI
St. Peter's Square
Success Grange Elects Officers in Indiana County
Success Grange of Indiana installs new officers after a productive meeting at Clymer with six nearby Granges invited. Officers include Master L F Robinson Overseer Edward Henderson Lecturer Mrs B B Fleming Steward Robert Menning Stewardess John W MaAN Chaplain Mrs Howard Parks Treasurer S W Shearer Secretary Mia IE Faye Trimble Gatekeeper Stewart Mahan Ceres Mary Shearer Pomona Virginia Robinson Flora Irene Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Success Grange
L. F. Robinson
Edward Henderson
B. B. Fleming
Robert Menning
Sterabant
John W. Ma AN
Howard Parks
S. W. Shearer
Mia
Faye Trimble
Stewart Mahan
Ceres
Mary Shearer
Pomona
Virginia Robinson
Flora—Iirene Parks
Camp officers installed at Greensburg ceremony
George T. McHenry and H W Fee escorted to Greensburg last evening to install John Brady Camp No 84 officers. Bertha McKnight of Pittsburgh installed John Brady Auxiliary No 62 officers. A banquet followed by the Ladies Auxiliary. Joint installations planned for Corp Joseph A Blakeley Camp No 73 and Auxiliary No 55 of Indiana Thursday evening. Cars to Kittanning Friday for joint installation of Camp No 99 and its auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. McHenry
H. W. Fee
Steala H. Kerr
John M. Kerr
Greensburg
George McHenry
John Brady
Bertha McKnight
Pittsburgh
Ladies
Corp
Joseph A. Blakeley
Indiana
Stocks Edge Higher as Industrial Shares Climb Early
Industrial stocks on the New York Exchange opened weakly but soon rose to slightly higher levels. Big steels led gains with United States Steel around 168% and Bethlehem at 95.34, while American Can and International Nickel also advanced. Call money firm at 4 percent as 250,000 shares traded in the first half hour amid generally unchanged general business conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ,York
Bears
United States Steel
Bethlehem
American Can
International Nickel
Big Steel
American
Forestt
TRY Atlantic
Barnsdall ,Ay
Esee
Reth Steel -Issereeeern
Chrysler
Esseere
Vox Fim
Ersee
Elec
Vere
Esserseee
Esanes
Tel
Kelly Springfield Ses
GOH Kreuger-Toll
Kolster Radio
Lou
Miami
Nevada
Bill Packard
Path
Penn
Reese
Ciseseeaeees
Keith
Sinclair Cons
Gulf Eocnseyee Fss
United Corp
Upi Wi
Rene Bat
Brmw. Overland
Warner Bros
Westing
Flee
Syccer
U. S. Steel
Ssqesn
Europe Gone From Bad To Worse Says Karolyi at Carnegie Hall
Count Michael Karolyi, a Hungarian socialist, told a New York audience that Europe has deteriorated, the League of Nations is a scrap of paper, and war is imminent. He condemned Fascism as a middle-class policy while contrasting his views with General Smuts. Karolyi arrived in the United States after a five year visa battle with the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
League of Nations
Michae Reedy
Jan Cristian Smuts
Count Karolyi
America
Carnegie Hall
State Department
Ak Ee
Despondent Herman Claypool Ends Life on Farm
Herman Claypool aged 20 born and raised near Elderton took his life Monday afternoon at about 2 pm. He used a 32 caliber revolver firing twice in an outbuilding, death ruled self inflicted. Survived by mother Mrs. Margaret Claypool, two sisters Mary and Alice, brother Loy. funeral held at Brick Church Lutheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Claypool
Elderton
People’s Natural Gas Company
Loy
GC. E. Keeler
A. W. Dosch
Margaret Claypool
Mary
Alice
Brick Church Lutheran
Lawmakers Debate Prohibition Enforcement at Border
House members discuss the Niagara frontier killings linked to prohibition. Rep Mead warns against massacres while urging action to curb the Wet Bloc. The Dry bloc splits on border patrols and training, with Beebe of Maine urging full congressional support for enforcement.
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New England
Mead
New York
Buffalo
James Downey
Flo
Niagara Frontier
Congress
Rep
Hudson (R
Michigan
Border Patrol
Beedy
Maine
House
Naval Parley Seeks Yet Uncertain Accord
Secretary of State Stimson signals no rushed pact as Hoover hails London talks as highly significant. Officials note repeated failures to extend naval limits since the 1921-22 Washington conference. If this effort fails, few statesmen expect another such attempt soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stimson
London
Hoover
Washington
Court Rules Against Snook in Ohio Case
The Ohio Supreme Court denied a rehearing for Dr. James Howard Snook, sentenced to be electrocuted at Ohio Penitentiary on January 31 for murdering Miss Theora Hix, a co ed at Ohio State University. His lawyers plan to appeal to the United States Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
James Howard Snook
Ohio
Snook
Theora Hix
Ohio State University
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
C. T. Marshall
E. C. Ricketts
Miss Hix
London parley shows early progress on battleship restraint
The London talks aim to limit tonnage across cruisers destroyers submarines and aircraft carriers while extending a naval holiday for battleships. Negotiators note no new battleships are being laid down and costs of replacements around 40 million dollars per ship suggest major savings. American delegates prepare to sail aboard the SS George.
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London
Obituary notices from Bell's Mills and nearby towns
Obituaries record the deaths of Mary Villanie aged 74 of Bell's Mills near Black Lick and Mary Smith of Strangle? died January 3. Also Lucy Beer of Plumville died January 4 at 73. Mentioned are survivors including spouses children and grandchildren. Infant Henry Rash died December 28 at age 3 months 21 days with services in Cherry Hill Township and burial in Marion Cemetery.
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Louis Villanie
Mary Villanie
Bell's Mills
Black Lick
SS. Simon and Judes Cemetery
Blairsville
Lucy Beer
Peter Beer
Plumville
Canoe Township
Indiana County
McKinley Beer
Worthington
Mitchell Beer
Planville
George Holk
San Jose
Calif
Joseph Hols
Jesse Alshouse
Indiana
Henry
Henry Howard Rash Henry
Norman Henry
Cherry
Hill Township
W. N. Myers
Marlon
Largest illicit liquor plant uncovered in Philadelphia
Police, federal agents raid a mill on Emphis near Tioga Street in North Philadelphia uncovering a 500000 liquor operation. Seized were trucks, 2800 20-gallon cans, 17 liquor tanks and bottling equipment. Three night watchmen were taken into custody as federal raids resume in the city following last year’s racketeering grand jury investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Emphis
Tioga Street
Col
Samuel O. Wynne
Pennsylvania
Alexander MacPhee
Public Safety
L. B. Schofield
Bellkco Manufacturing Company
Charles Dean
William Heimach
William Mier
Fedévalory
Grand Jury
The Value of Newspapers to a City and Merchants
H W Parish of the Seattle Star stresses a live newspaper as vital to civic progress. Newspapers clarify public thought, serve as civic leaders, and help measures pass with strong ad support. He urges readers to buy through newspaper advertising to boost both merchants and the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Parish
Seattle
Wash
Star
Suspects Held After Hold Up Identified By Witness
Miss Mullen was robbed by two masked men as she returned home from collecting life insurance premiums. She was struck with a knife and her wrist was broken while $38, a wrist watch and ring were stolen. Grimm was released after identification, Lydick and Lewis remain in custody awaiting a hearing. Both deny guilt and say they never saw the girl before the incident.
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Miss Mullen
Grimm
Lydick
Lewis
Fuure
Creekside and nearby calls mark social notes
Maurice Kunkle of Creekside visited John Abbey Jr. and Mr and Mrs Oran Brewer and children called on Emma Brewer. Wilmer Uncapher called. Scott Roof visited Emma Brewer. Milo Roof bought a new horse. Ruth Lingenfelter returns home from Indiana hospital after two months. A shooting match with about twenty five marksmen was held at John Johnston’s on New Year’s Day. Roads are nearly impassable in the area.
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Maurice Kunkle
Creekside
John Abbey, Jr
Oran Brewer
Emma Brewer
Joseph Stuchell
Wilmer Uncapher
Scott Roof
Homer City
Milo Roof
John Orr
Carl Wallace
Indiana
Roy Stuchell
Ernest
Ruth Lingenfelter
Indiana Hospital
Dean Bothell
Earl Carnahan
Finley Blose
John Johnston
Plumville social notes list visitors and residents
Plumville brief lists the routine social visits and moves of residents. Mrs Milea Neff resumes telephone duties after illness. Duff Elkin family visit Chas Shaffer. Irvin Pardee relocates to Clymer for work. Ruth Forrest visits sister in Jerome. Gertrude Cochran visits from Apollo. William Shaffer visits from Pittsburgh. sister returns with him. Dr and Mrs Joe Lukehart dine with Douds. Sara Miller visits Indiana. Minerva Hall travels through to Indiana. Douds host Punxsutawney visitors. Mrs L McCurdy of Indiana visits. Mrs Elder Stoops calls on Shaffer. Norman Hamilton family stay with Morrow. Dr A H Davis and Mrs Davis visit Douds.
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Milea Neff
Duff Elkin
Loop
Chas. Shaffer
Irvin Pardee
Clymer
Clyde Brant
Ruth Forrest
Jerome
Gertrude Cochran
Apollo
J. N. Cochran
William Shaffer
Pittsburgh
Joe Lukehart
Punxsutawney
J. W. Douds
Sara
Dr. McGurdy
Butler
A. F. Pifer
Effie Wells
Elder Stoops
Dayton
Harry Shaffer
Norman Hamilton
Alabama
Robert Morrow
Near Town
A. H. Davis
Punx
Dutawney
D. W. Douds
Report on the 2nd Indiana County Cow Testing Association
During the month 26 herds were tested, 224 cows were milking and 29 dry, totaling 253 cows on test. Tra Savage of Penn Run led with 949.5 pounds milk per herd, followed by W. C. Jamison of Home, Pa. at 849.7. Ernest Goss of Hillsdale topped butterfat at 5.65 pounds per herd. Silas Daugherty of Smicksburg was second with 35.08 pounds. The group notes barn improvements for higher milk quality and lists the ten highest producing cows with their milk pounds and fat.
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Tra Savage
Penn Run
W. C. Jamison
Home
Ernest Goss
Hillsdale
Silas Daugherty
Smicksburg
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Peter Beer
Expresses gratitude from husband and children to friends and neighbors for kindness, sympathy, and floral tributes during the illness and death of Mrs. Peter Beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Beer
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J. Rosenwald
Huntley
Optometrist
Luxenberg
Count Michael Karolyi
House OF Rep
Walter Muir
Jennie Duncan
Wintondale, Pa
Mary Smith
Mary (Wilson) Smith
Albert Smith
Strangford
Mount Tabor
John Smith
Daniel Smith
Elizabeth Doney
Altoona
Mary Manning
Strangeee
C. McConnaughey
R. J
CO. W. McConaughey
C. W. McConnaughey
W.C. Jamison
G. H
HN. Haskell
G. J
Tral Savage
R. H
R. B. Miller
G. He A
Clyde McConnaughey
RJ J
Clyde McConaughey
Clyde
McConnaughey
J. A. Messaac
Ralph Minser
G. W. C. Jamison
G. H W
R. G
C. A. Bostaph
P. G
Roy McQuilken
G. G
G.H
John F. Pounds
G H
Jay Gibson
Iral Savage
Hs Vreee
Norman Little
H. A. Hoover
H. M. Brown
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