Arthur T. Rowe Dieth in Rail Road Creighton Industry Figure
Arthur T Rowe longtime window glass manufacturer in Allegheny County died at his Railroad Street Creighton home after brief illness He worked with American Window Glass Co in Monongahela City and was a member of several fraternal orders He survived by his mother two sisters and a nephew obituary notices for Sarah Jane Smith and Jane C Shadle follow with details of their deaths and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur T. Rowe
Arthur T.we
Igheny County
Big Creighton
Ricard Wilson Rowe
East Deer Township
Allegheny ‘County
Mr. Rowe
American Window Glass Co
Monongahela City
Indiana Normal School
Pollock Lodge No
A. M
Pennsylvania Con-Sistory
Fratiernal Order of Odd ‘Fellows
Fraternal Order of ‘Patriotic Americans
Anna Rowe
Creighton
Emma ‘In. Rowe
Helen G. Rowe
Ira A. Myers
Indiana, Pa
Big Executive Board Meeting of Co Scouting
A historical notice outlines committees and chairs for a big executive board meeting of the Boy Scouts council. Finance chair A J Musser leads a long list with Lafayette and W H Sweet and others. troop organizations and civic service chaired by Milder Peeler. camping chaired by Hugh M Bell. band committee chaired by John S Fisher. publicity and activities chaired by Louis Handler with several associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinance
A. J. Musser
Lafayette ‘Tuck
W. H. Sweet
R. A. Henderson
John S. Fisher
H. C
W. Patterson
W. d. Robingtain
A. W. Mabon
Frank 2D. Welsh
Ovis Handler
Mitchell
Harry Levinson
Milder Peeler
W. J. Rubinstein
Earl Maymond
John Warner
JJ. Cloid Rin
Uugh M. Bell
R. D. Tonkin
C. CG. Mebain
R. E. Krape
John S., Fisher
Earl * Raymond
Louis Handler
McLain
George Smith
Mrs Shade of Kittaning Dies. Wherry Family Listed
Mrs Shade born in South Bend daughter of the late John and Jemima Wherry. Lived in Kittaning. Presbyterian church member with deep interest in omissions. Surviving son John W and daughters Helen Launty and grandson John Wherry Shadle Jr. Funeral at her residence Wednesday at two, private interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade
South Bend
John
Jemima Wherry
Kittaning
John W
Helen
Launty
John Wherry
Shadle, Jr
Cardinal Mercier Improves Amid Hopeful Doctors
Brussels January 12 Cardinal Mercier ailing Belgan prelate showed a small improvement as doctors said his life was still precarious. He declined surgery and had received the last rites yet was kept alive by nourishment and reported to be maintaining surprising vitality despite grim prognoses. He expressed joy upon learning of Kellogg's cable of sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
INS
Qundinal Mercier
Belgan
Alrady
Ivalid
Cardial Mercier
Kellogg
Court of Honor and Leadership and Reading Panels Named
Major McLain leads a Court of Honor with W A Moss and others as chairmen and a Leadership and Reading group chaired by V F Hinitt. Executive Board attendees include George d Fell president and deputies from Indiana Blairsville Marion Center Homer City and Rossiter with Samuel Bodle and Ralph Harrison among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major McLain
Court OF Honor
W. A. Moss
T. IX. Fassett
W. It, MaColl
Theodore Stacy
W. L. Ritchie
H. A. Munro
VF. W.hinitt
J. Norman Hunter
C. H. Kirk
CG. M. Cunningham
R. I. Bell
John Davis
R. C. Keape
Hugh Bell
Aged Man Begins 26 Year Term for Niece Case
John Dunleavy, 55, of Rochester, enters Fort Madison Penitentiary to serve a 26 year statutory offense after confessing to a two year liaison with his 17 year old niece Elsie Dunleavy. Detectives later recovered the girl and infant during a prior arrest in Chitega.
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Manchester
Towa
INS
John Dunleavy
Rochester
Elsie Duneavy
Fort Madigan
Stat
Dunlear
Chitega
Will of Andy Smith Filed in Philadelphia Estate Details
The estate valued at 30000 dollars includes a codicil cancelling a 20000 dollar gift to the University of California and allocating 10000 dollars for two Andrew Latham Smith Scholarships for UC football players. An Elks Club donation of 2000 dollars is noted, with the remainder divided among Skull and Keys and Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternities. A newspaper drive for L Indien is advertised.
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Philadelphia
Jian
Andrew Ta. Smith
University of California
Andrew Latham ‘Smith
Elks Club
Berkeley
Calif
Skull and Keys
Erganden
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Smith
Revival at Baptist Church Opens with 1000 Attendees
Evangelist Ted Hofmeister, a Pittsburgh native, drew over a thousand worshippers at the First Baptist Church on Sunday. He urged a clear line between world and church, declaring there is no neutral ground and that salvation comes through Christ. He rued the absence of a larger tabernacle to accommodate the masses.
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Ted Hofmeister
First Baptist Church
Mr. Hofmeister
Pittsburgh
Pennt
Christ
Indiana
Rebuilding of Iron Works Is Progressing
Rebuilding of the Blairsville iron works continues with a capacity target of 60 to 65 tons daily and a payroll expected to run between twenty and twenty five thousand dollars per month. The plant foresees a bright year with enough orders to ensure steady production. The Blairsville Chamber of Commerce held a meeting to approve finances, discuss Farmers’ Night, and plan a Route 25 retention, Hillside Run water project, and local taxation, while reporting a quiet police week under new leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WG Uri
T. L. Shirley
Andre Lambor and Supply Company
Chamber of Commerce
Agricultural Committee
John New
Onaee
Archibald
J. W. Warner
Indiana
State College
William Penn Highway
National Committee
Washington
Lewistown
du Bois
New Castle
Elairsville
Ohio State Line
Vna
Kellysburg
Big County
E. P. Goodwin
Blairsville
United State
Reed and Pepper
Keily Wyant
Strong
Agricultural Committee of Congress
G. C. Ovirdorff
John C. Long
Burrell Township
Lindiesville
Verough
Points on People from Indiana Region
Local notes list Frank McGinnty a pharmacist from Houck’s drug store. Fred Clark of Pittsburgh, National City Bank, Indiana visitors. Sundberg of Whitetown. Johnny Sexton heads to Montreal for winter. R F Getty of Creekside visiting friends. W Uber of Homer City doing business in Indiana. Harry Davis Blairsville undertaker among out of town visitors. County Surveyor Gill McCrea in Brashvalley. Mrs J H Oswald returning to San Diego. W J Dunlap of Plumville on court house business. H W Stonebraker White township dealer visiting Indiana friends. John McMahon Rochester Mills among out-of-town visitors. C G Steetle Home Pa in Indiana. T C Gess Blairsville with Indiana friends. J H Brewer Y M C A official inspecting local association. Mr and Mrs Howard Sprinkle weekend visit. Ralph McCulley Brushvalley reports two large gray foxes caught.
Millionaire Founder of Free Love Colony Back On Farm
The article lists named individuals Jas Slocik Paul Scott Sam Polton Samuel Hartman and Alfred Eolward as involved with the Free Love colony case. Garland, arraigned before Alderman Boyer, refused to talk. District Attorney Boyle said there is enough evidence to convict Garland even if the runaway mother does not return. Friends arriving from New York refused to reveal names. Mary Wrenn Garland, his wife, is in Boston and will not return. Clarence Darrow would defend Garland per Boyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Slocik
Paul Scott
Sam Polton
Samuel Hartman
Alfred Eolward
Garland
Alderman Boyer
Boyle
New York
Mary Wrenn Garland
Boston
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Boyle Said
Melting Pot Split in Swedish Covenant Church
In Rockford Illinois younger members abandon the Swedish Covenant Church claiming they cannot understand the elders Swedish, leading to a withdrawal from the congregation. Subscriptions urged for L Indien and notice of Pandoreun concert to be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’indien
Rockford
Swedish Covenant Church
Wilgusit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vermore
Sarah Jane Smith
Mya
J.H. Smith
Kenwood
Greenwood Cemetery
Jane C. Shadle
Te C. C. Shadle
North
Grant Avenue
Henry Ford
Ford
WCAE
WEAF
New York City
Mulligan
Schottische
Polk
Ticknor
Musetta
Puccini
Dee Cena
Larry O'Gaff
Jennie Lind
Richmond
Georgia
Rtford and Dunham
Schuman
Money
S. C
Sutton-Miller Company
Andy Smith
Baptist Church
Ted” Hofmeister
Brown
Alberta, Dygirt
Dygirt
Amboy
Mary Brackus
Mary
Frank McGinnty
Houck
Punxsutawhey
Fred Clark
National City Bank of
Sundberg
Whitetown
Sap
Court House
Johnny Sexton
Montreal
Canada
R. F. Getty
Creekside
W. Uber
Homer City
Harry Davis
Pal He
Gill “McCrea
Brashvailey
J. H. Oswald
Archie Fleming
Watersilver
San Dego
W. J. Dunlap
Plumville
HW. Stonebraker
White Township
John McMahon
Rochester Mills
C. G. Steetle
Home
T. C. Gess
J. H. Brewer
Howard Sprinkle
Mrs. Sprinkle
Brushvalley
Ralph McCulley
Free Love
N. Y
A. E. Masten & Co
Vanderfrigt
Pittsburgh, Pa
Pandoreun
L'Indien
Ajax
Paden
Baldwin Loco
HAS
Ade Deere Tee
Nor
Vane Bee
Goodrich Aerae Anne
Kelly
Spring Ee
Fedene
N. H. Eeeeeers Abm
Pac Sieveseaeeeae
Ca Studebaker
Ind
Railspan
St. Paul
Esans
Oil
P. Cc
Union Pac
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
Willys Overland
Am. Apri
TG Bas
West, Md
Davison
Barnsdall A . Nee
Mid
Phillips Petate
Packard Motor
Pierce Arrow
Seneca
Eac
Glasser
Deposit Bank
Tudigna
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