Regular church notices preview evening program
The article lists morning and evening services across several churches including Second United Presbyterian First Presbyterian Epworth League and Episcopal congregations. It notes sermon topics such as Multiplied by Infinity Equals What and What Manner of Persons Should We Eat, along with Sunday School times, Holy Communion, and union services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Herpel
Second United Presbyterian Church
Gwen Abba 245
J.C. Kistler
Union
First Presbyterian
F. W. Hinitt
J. Reginald Moodey
White
Epworth League
St. Bernard's
N. P. McNelis
Christian Science
Zion Lutheran
J. B. Baker
Nion
Wesleyan Methodist
J. D. Wilcox
Y M C A Vital Part of the Church
The article continues describing the YMCA as a vital part of church life. It emphasizes community service, youth outreach, and spiritual instruction connected to congregational activities.
Fountain of Youth and the case for modern exercise
A persuasive column extols exercise over elixirs for youth and health. It cites Roosevelt and Roger Babson as models, urges readers to join YMCA programs, and warns that neglect risks aging. The piece frames physical training as accessible, practical vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laite Roosevelt
America
Harvard
North Dakota
Roger W. Babson
M.C. A
Olasa
Prohibition Enforcement Tightened Amid Committee Report
The Couzens committee directly investigating prohibition considers a report from chief counsel G Pyle. The report argues the current law cannot be enforced and cites the Volstead Act as a basis for action. Luther Heint of Hagerstown Maryland is named in related discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couzens Committee
G. Pyle
Volytead
Governor Davis Denies Pardoned Cash Involvement
Governor Davis denies any involvement in a pardon deal with Russell Davis and Fred W. Pollman. The Journal-Post reported witnesses say Russell Davis received $1,000 for a pardon and later returned the money, while Peters demanded details of the alleged dictograph conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Davis
I. N.S
Pullman
Gregn A. Davis
Journal-Post
Russell Davis
Fred W. Pollman
Perel
Stats House
Pollman
Ryesell Davis
Optimism for 1925 Labor Outlook (Continued Page)
The 1925 labor outlook shows excess supply in many trades as cold weather curtails outdoor work on highways farms and building. Construction remains steady when weather permits but overall clerical and professional roles outpace demand. The report hints at a fragile near term recovery tied to mills mines and extended work periods before a broader prosperity. Kettysburg scene closes with a stray dog barking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuBois
Vormant
York
Punxsutawney Union Defends Wage Conference Call
The Punxsutawney Spirit reports Local Union No. 5125 of the UMWA in Cramer Pa stating it is not partisan and seeks a conference between miners and operators to resume mining in the Central Pennsylvania coal district. The letter argues the public’s interest, workers’ hardship, and local merchants’ stake require dialogue over threats of boycotts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammer
Cramer
Punxsutawney
Paw
Cramer, Pa
Lotal
DuBois
Minera
Bisiiesa
B. M. Clark
Operators’ Association
John Brody
Mineral Union
Central
Pennsylvania Coal District
Punxautawney Citizens
Thas
Greenleaf Weds Princess in Turbulent Ceremony
The article reports Greenleaf marrying Princess Saree amid a public scene as he defends his title, winning 100 to 16. It notes his former wife Beatrics Greenleaf divorced in December and residing in China, and describes Greenleaf and his bride pledging lasting devotion while a large sum is mentioned in connection with a bet or pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harmon
Greenleaf
Ile Mra
Renin Iso
Points on People in Indiana area society notes
Hoht and Sterling lead a long list of residents and visitors in Indiana and Blairsville, with many from nearby towns such as Johnstown and Rochester Mills. The column notes arrests, business visits, and social calls, naming McNees, Fisher, McGregor, Gorman and others while detailing travel to Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Bolivar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
McNees
Pennsylvania
Hare
Indiana
Cotncel
Alex Stewart
Dolan Returns Foggy Memory In Bribery Hearing
Dolan recalls little about a conversation at the Polo Grounds clubhouse last Saturday concerning Sand and Oconnell. He admits not remembering if he spoke to Oconnell about Sand as the bribery probe widens with other Giant players denying knowledge of the alleged offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolan
O'Connell
Polo Grounds
O’connell
Oonnell
Sand
Ross Young
Veteran Trapshooter and Sportsman Dies at 72
Frederick W. Markman, a renowned trapshooter and longtime figure in national tournaments, died at his daughter Antoinette Myers’ home in Wilkinsburg aged 72. Born in Germany, he lived in New York Alliance Nebraska Toledo and Wilkinsburg, helped organize the Inter State Trapshooting Association, and was nicknamed Daddy Markman. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the daughter’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Markman
United States
Antoinette Myers
Wood Street
Wilkinsburg
Tom Marshall
Charlea Spencer
Germany
New York
Alliance
Neb
Inter State
Nebraska
Toledo
Ohio
Daddy Marksman
Pennsylvania
United Presbyterian Church
Condemned Man Faces Final Fight in Court
Ed mund Bingham, thrice convicted of killings of his mother, brother, sister, and two adopted children, heads to the Supreme Court for the fifth time. Transcription of testimony is nearing completion and a delayed ruling could keep him in a death row cell for months more. His wife and daughter vow to stay with him despite the case's long history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
D. C
Edmund Bingham
Supreme Court
Tower Court
Bingham
Ate
Smiley Bingham
Gonway
Local Motorists Eye Phone Service Membership
Local motorists show interest in a new phone service plan offering benefits including free towing up to 10 miles, gasoline discounts of one cent below curb price, 5 cent per quart savings on all, and 10 to 20 percent off accessories. Membership features a card and key for identification and calls routed through the exchange. Mr. Bowser plans to share more details as the program expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bowser
Pittsburgh Plans Memorial Auditorium and Y M and YWHA Construction
Snow prospects loom as a cold wave deepens with subzero temps moving southeast over the lake region. Work may begin soon on the Morrote Memorial Auditorium funded by Edgar Kaufmann and gifts to the Y M and Y W H A of Pittsburgh, aligning with ongoing Y M and Y W H A building efforts.
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Luther Heint
Davis
Kettysburg
Coal Run
Hulda Houck
Register and Recorder’s Office
C. L. Tyger
Rossiter
Watson Horner
Johnstown
Esterday
Chester Horner
Harry Hill
Rochester Milla
George Daugherty
Kittanning
Ford Motor Company
Paul Alas
Aon Phil, Jr
Mrs. Alse
Miles Wrigley
Mahaffey
John
Fisher
Pittsburgh
Mike Guthrie
Murray Guthrie
School Street
Chicago
Henry I. Wilson
Big Run
Coulter Wiggins
Blairaville
Court House
W. R. Critchfield
PR. R
Blairsville
Archie W. Mabon
J. 'M.' Stewart Hardware Company
Andrew Caton
Child
Bolivar
Edson Hoyt
Philadelphia Street
Ed. Bennett
M. Bennett and Sons Construction Company
Murray Stewart
Willet
Harvey Calhoun
Gastown
John Kennedy of
Livermore
James Smith
South Bend
Bert Craig
B. R. Peeler
Parkwood
George Butler
Burred Township
John Bennett
J. D. Dunmire
East Mahoning Township
William Beer
Shelocta
Town
Jerry and
Edgar Kimmel
Elderton
Henry J. Gorman
Banks Township
Isa Cochran
Blacklick Township
Alex Graham
Kent
G. FE. Muman
Rochester Mills
Claude Baden
Doctor Baden
McIntyre
Insiana
Harvey F. Davis
George W. Davis
D. T. McGregor
Cherry Hil Township
Destiny
Fred McLean
W. F. Abcott
Pegay Larue
Fea St
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