Points on People in Indiana district travels
A list of local residents from Thamer City to Commodore visiting Indiana and nearby towns yesterday. Individuals including Henry, J. C. Montgomery, Chas Findlay, Jay Stewart, Farry Cox, Dick Ray, Mrs Elma Howarth, A. J. Wines, J. Wing, Horrace Longwill, Jon Young, John A. McAfaase, Robert Schreck, Martha and Sarah Reed, Virginia Troke, Co. W Swiddowson, G. T. Frailey, John Smith, Earl Oakes, Lymm Washington, O. L. Riggs, Warren Buterbaugh, Harvey Wise, CG. A. Colbitt, and Clair Siverd are noted as callers and visitors in Indiana and surrounding counties.
Blairsville visitor heads to Brownsville for eight day stay
Friday business visitor J.T. Midmer of Blairsville was in town yesterday and is en route to Brownsville Oxas. He plans an eight day stay there starting today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Stewart
Marion Genter
Court House
G. T. Frailey
Elderton
Yesterays
O. L. Riggs
Armagh
J.T. Midmer
Blairsville
Armory to Host Joe Nose and Band Next Wednesday
Joe Nose and his famous band make their indoor debut at the Armory next Wednesday evening after summer hits at Cliffside Park. The group promised hot, smooth music and a strong prep boost for the venue, with Jane recently finishing an eight week Arcadia Ballroom engagement and prior four weeks in Charlotte broadcasting nightly on WILBT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Nose Bit
Armory
Cliffside Park
Jane
Arcadia Ballroom
N.Y
Charlotte
N. C
WILBT
Doe
Local men leave for Brownsville excursion plans
I K Smith and Trainer, local real estate agents and Lone Star Immigration Company representatives, depart for Pittsburgh to join W B Washburn and many Lowrists for a Rio Grande Valley trip to Brownsville Texas where Indiana residents own winter homes. The party includes Fred Pitzer, George Dienst, Frank Christ, Guy Sugarls, Clyde Clark, A C Peterson, William Means and others from Brookville Shippensville Kane and Walter. They return in about two weeks and another January 24 Brownsville excursion will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. K. Smith
Maward
Lone Star Impgration Company
Brownsville
Osna
Pittsburgh
W. 2. Washburn
Ando
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Indiana
Fred Pitzer
George Dienst
Christ
Guy Shugarls
Brookville
Clide Clark
Shippensville
A. C. Peterson
Kane
William Means
Walier
Smith and Trainer
Market slides as bears press GM and autos on Jan 11
Heavy selling pushed industrials lower in the first hour with General Motors dropping to 38 5-8 as Hudson and Chrysler fell. United States Steel weakened before a market rally but soon turned dull. Oil shares rose on production strength while utilities held firm amid a weekend trade review noting renewed mercantile and retail buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousins
ONS
New York
Bears
General Motors
Hudson
Chrysler
Murdson
United States
Texas Corp
Sinclair
Cord
Insurgent Senators debate sugar tariff and bounty plan
Senate debate centers on a proposed bounty to sugar producers and a split in support for distributing benefits to refiners or producers. Democratic and Insurgent members spar over maintaining the current 1.76 rate, amid optimistic and cautious forecasts for a vote next week. Meanwhile a collision near White Valley injures a man as a car hits a pedestrian and crashes into a coal shed. the driver did not see the victim due to bus headlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Philippines
Tawati
Latollette (R
Wisconsin
Latollette
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate
Lafollette
Smwot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
White Valley School House
Avas Strnel
Donald Stark
Mrak
Stark
Delmont
Riddle
Stark Rhan
Found Author Continued From Pare 1
The pamphlet is dismissed as anti British propaganda by Maloney who notes wide newspaper circulation and low price. In Philadelphia the febrile death toll spurs University of Pennsylvania experts to pursue a cure, with parrot trials to study the virus and its transmission as professors lead the research effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Northerfox
Maloney
Ile
Washington
Senator Borah (Ra
Nightern
University of Pennsylvania Tociy
John Tinh
Des
Benjamin Winturhill
Byaneas Stubbs
Genier
Miner Killed at Ringertown in Front of Parma Report
A miner from Ringertown, named D. Deliteat, was fatally injured while working at Ta Vielouk Gi near Rinle Parma. Authorities report the incident occurred in front of the local Parma facility and a formal investigation is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Alpalky
Rinnerton
Mage Deliteat
Tavielouk
Rinle Parma
Playful Fellows Fire On Auto Escort Stranger
Chicago reports a man Leo Weiskopf shot by two assailants who demanded surrender as he walked a young woman home from a party. Weiskopf was wounded twice and described the attackers as playful fellows who waved him back before firing. He credits luck for surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leo Weiskopf
Weisekopf
Parrot Fever Outbreak Ties to Argentine Shipments
The article reports autaorates continuation on parrots from Argentina to New York. Dr Shirley Wynne in New York informs three Annapolis cases traced to a parrot bought at a New York pet store. German outbreaks show Pittchosis cases on sailors and passengers after importing parrots, with high adult mortality and diagnostic challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shirley Wynne
New York City
Tiearth
Annapolis
Wynne
Baltimore
Cummings
Germany
Wamburg
Altona
Hamburg
Grandall
Bronx Zoological Park
B. K. Spramue
United States Health Service
Philadelphia Leaders Weigh Grundy Gubernatorial Tie to Brown
Ward chiefs face a tense state Republican scene as Grundy weighs a Senate bid with Brown as a potential governor candidate. Rumors swirl that a Brown-Ware pairing could form if Grundy cannot be reconciled, with Allegheny County leaders backing Brown’s run and party officials across counties watching closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Commonwealth
Senator Grundy
Brown
Pennsylvania
Grundy
Mr. Brown
Brown-Ware
Hall
Sheriff Cunningham
Hazlett
H. J. Trainer
Samuel W. Salas
Blakely D. McCaughn
Clark
Quarter Sessions Court
Twenty-fourth Ward
Harry C. Ransley
Edwin Rk. Cox
Clarence K. — Crossan
Thirty-fifth
William F. Campbell
Register of Will
Twenty-fifth Ward
William J. Benham
Board of Revision of Taxes
Haxlett
Mackey
Young boy Alfred Coll found after Donohue murder inquiry
Alfred Coll six, found in a Pittsburgh rooming house and taken to Fayette County authorities for questioning in the Uniontown murder of Constable John Donohue. Officials doubt the boy’s tale, hoping to separate a possible brawl sighting from the actual crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Alfred Cully
Pittsbureh
Faystte
John Donohue
Ti Ja
Tan
Alfred
Helen Kress
Inques
Pittsburgh
Velnin Koll
Donohue
Church Notes: Weekly Services Across City Denominations
Church notes list morning Bible schools and sermons at First Baptist First United Presbyterian Moraine Christ Episcopal Trinity Lutheran and others. It details pastors worship times Holy Communion vesper schedule revival meetings and planned sermons including The Sermon on the Mount keeping your light shining and Prayer a Good Sign with special choir music for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society
Titus
Young Women’s Missionary Circle
Washington Street
Second United Presbyterian
Samuel W. Shane
Moraine
Christ
C. A
Fred Shetler
Christ’s Episcopal
Rogers Charnock
D. D
Wesleyan Methodist
A. D. Fero
First Christian Church
Fink
St. Bernard’s
N. P. McNelis
Church of God
Trinity Lutheran Church
Homer City
Charles E. Held
H. W. Armstrong
Marion Gaston
Christian and Missionary Alliance
William MacTavish
Salvation Army Hall
W. M
B. L
Zion Lutheran
J. Hildebrand
Grove Chapel
Edgar B. Wands
Blairsville
Ellis B. Burgesa
Pittsburgh Synod
Bieber
Matthew the Evangelist
British Delegates Edge Toward Naval Parity Talks in London
The British side and U S officials discuss naval parity with Italy amid muted comment on France's stance. Secretaries Stimson and Adams, diplomat Morrow, and Senators Robinson and Reed aim for Plymouth to begin three days of preconference talks in London with colleagues already in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Italy
Stimson
Walter E. Hdge
George Washington
Navy
Adams
Mexico
Dwight W. Morrow
Robinson and
Reed
Plymouth
England
London
Europe
Ambassa
Delegates Attend Five Power Conference Opening
Charles G. Daies and Hugh Gibson would partake before the opening of the five power conference on January 2. Weather today was not ideal with rain and fog though the sun appeared moderate. All delegates are in fine health and enjoying the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dor Charles G. Daies
Hugh Gibson
Leechburg Family Mourns Loss Of LEO A COST
The obituary notes LEO A COST of Leechburg survived by two sisters Mia Roy Henry of Apollo and Mrs Neile Barriss of Clymer a brother Darrell of Leechburg. Funeral services by Rev R P Andrews will be at the family home Monday at 2 00 PM with interment at Vandergutt Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leechburg
Mia
Roy Henry
Apollo
Neile Barriss
Clymer
Darrell
R. IP. Andrews
Vandergutt
Fairchild planes search for missing crew after high altitude flight
Sixty airplanes from Fairchild at Farmingdale New York set out to hunt for Marra and Kirkpatrick after a missing plane reportedly failed to refuel since yesterday afternoon. The four monoplanes carried observers and launched from Fairchild Airport, each taking assigned territories to locate the missing craft. Officials say the aircraft could not remain aloft beyond three o clock without a fuel resupply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairchild
Farmingdale
N. Y
Marra
Kirkpatrick
Fairchild Corporaton
Frozen Assets Sink Local National Bank
Bank examiners praised officers for business acumen while revealing no suspected criminal activity. Deposits totaling about 150000 were said to be amply secured and depositors would not lose a cent. The failure is blamed on insufficient local demand with two national banks in Seward. This marks a rare bank collapse in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
Two Held by Squire McLain in Robbery Case
Clair Lewis of Avonmore and Luther Lydick of Cherry Tree waived a hearing before Squire C. C. McLain and were held for court after being charged by State Police trooper John Brieklemeyer with robbery and assault. They were committed to jail in default of bail. The pair allegedly held up Miss Helen Mullen near the White filling station west of Glen Campbell, slashing her face, breaking a wrist, and taking 36 dollars, a wrist watch, and zing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire C. C. McLain
Clair Lewis
Avonmore
Luther Lydick
Cherry Tres
John Brickiemeyer
Helen Mullen
Patton
White
Glen Campbell
Cakes Fero Nuptial Notes From Philipsburg Pa
Announcement of the August 2 1928 wedding in Philipsburg Pa between Miss Madora H Mero daughter of Rev A D Fero and Carroll D Oakes son of BE Oakes of Clymer The ceremony was by Rev W K Brown The bride a graduate of Indiana State Teachers College and former music instructor in McKeesport Public Schools The groom operates in the France business at Clymer and serves as second lieutenant in Company Pennsylvania National Guard They will reside at Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranrriage
Philipsburg
Madora H. Mero
A. D. Fero
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Inliana
Carroll D., Oakes
BE. Oakes
Clymer
W. K. Brown
Phlipsburg
Indiana State Teachers College
Also Mentioned on This Page
OW. Henry
Thamer City
J. C. Montgomery
Robinson
Chas, Findlay
Tenn Ram
Yeshorday
Farry Cox
Frands
Dick Ray
Salisbury
County
Elma Howarth
Gommodor
Indiana “Friends
A. J. Wines
J. 8 Wing
Livermore
Horrace Longwill
Jon Young
Tuamnelton
John A. McAfaase
Rochester, Mills
Robert Schreck
Glennfield County
Indiana County District
County Commissioners
Martha
Sarah Reed
C. Paul Reed
Nemacolin
Vassar College
Sarah
Martha Washington College
Abingdon
Virginia Trorke
Greensburg
John Smith
Cherryhill Township
County Commissioners’ Office
Earl Oakes
Lymm Washington
McIntyre
Warren Buterbaugh
Penn Run
Harvey Wise
Commodore
CG. A. Colbitt
Plumville
Clair Siverd
Will
Pawty
Jefe Day
Oxas
Saltaburg
Saltabury
Ding Keeley
Aysa
Koma Ripery
Wwe
County Fonte Tee
Bi Johnston
Monta
Orbe
Luyewood
Sateen Pe
Bathol Road
Wed Rai
Ankman Bridge
s+ THO
Bernberass Keele
Salisbury Hat
Baltebarg Paws
Laicenteaes
Saltsburg
Slickville Pan
Jouziin
Helville Tvg
Bali
Brea
Arriva Saltsburg
Tudiana
Shelocta
South Bend
Ate
Biderton
Largo
Barty
Waseand- Lawley
Slickvilu
Milan Stud
Lindy
Anne
Colonel
Charles A. Tind- Lereh
Burbank
Calif
Los Angeles
Wollywood
Ringertown
Autaorates
Phila
Gom
Alfred Coll
Pitts
Great Britain
Mter MacDonald
Leo A. Cost
Squire McLain
National Broadcasting Co
Morgan
Modern School of Music
G. Im
Murphy
Kunkle
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