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Robert George 87 attended the Presbyterian church at Saltsburg and the cemetery rites. Hundreds joined in farewell as relatives recalled Marietta’s life. She valued church, daily duties, and stories of early life, saying young people are better today. She enjoyed reading newspapers in spare time. The company plans a January 27 annual banquet after a stretch with no fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert George
Saltsburg
Marietta
Antil
Ife
Winter flood threat as rivers break barriers across Indiana
A severe cold wave and heavy snowfall grip the Rocky Mountain region while rising Mississippi basin waters threaten dozens of communities in Indiana. Levees fail on the Wabash and White rivers, Shoals is cut off, and much farmland in the Kaskaskia valley floods. In the West zero-degree temperatures and blizzards complicate travel as California reports two deaths and several missing.
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Chicago
INS
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Mississippi Basin
Indiana
Wabash River
Vincennes
Ind
Kaskaskia River
Kaskaskia
Rocky Mountain Regon
Nebraska
Dakotas
Minnesota
Montana
California
Noted Checks Show Signatures Varied in Suspected Farm Purposes
Police report indicates different signatures on each check, with notations like For Chickens or For Milk suggesting agricultural pursuits. Each check carried multiple endorsements, as if passed through several hands before being offered at a store for no purchase.
Kellogg Pact praised aboard ship amid praise of signatories
The report praises Kellogg Pact for its wide scope and many signatories as a unique peace guarantee. The George Washington sails through a mid Atlantic storm and is expected to reach Plymouth by late Thursday for Secr etary Stimson to hold extra talks with foreign delegation leaders before the disarmament talks begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
George Washington
Plymouth
Stimson
Foreien
Clymer Volunteer Fire Company Elects Officers
The Clymer Volunteer Fire Company elected officers including Secretary H. Hetrick Treasurer W A Carnagie Chief East Oakes First Assistant Steele and other chiefs Trustees Wynegan Levinson and Christie Electing Committee Clayton Christie and Paytash Thirty seven of sixty five members attended the meeting with wide interest in the company and plans discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cial
H. 11. Hetrick
W. A. Carnagie
East Oakes
Join Steele
Steve Renskoski
Cecil Christie
W. Lyle
Wynegan
Harry Levinson
H.tl. Clayton
Andy Paytash
Clymer
Rocket's Chance: Gravity and space travel limits discussed
The piece reviews theoretical limits on launching projectiles or planes beyond Earth gravity. Dr. Heyl, a gravity expert, explains that seven to eight miles per second would be needed to escape terrestrial pull, making moon or sun orbital capture possible only in theory. It notes Long Island flyers may have reached space if speeds were possible and touches on Goddard rockets and spaceflight concepts.
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Earth
Moon
Long Island
Daniel Marri
William Kirkpatrick
Dr. Heyl
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Heyl
Altough
Goddard
Kiwanis Plans Gala Night With Distinguished Delegates
Kiwanis International will be represented at a fifteenth birthday party next Monday by Herbert A. Moore and Charles Donly with district officers James A. Logan and William F. Burress. Delegations from Blairsville Johnstown Whensburg Northern Cambria Punxsutawney DuBois Kittanning Ford City Latrobe Greensburg attend. The Moore Hotel event marked Past President's Night with remarks by Rev. James Brady and greetings from former presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis International
International
Herbert A. Moore
DuBois
Pennsylvania
Charles Donly
William IF. Burress
Pittsburgh
James A. Logan
McKeesport
Leonard B. Keck
Greensburg
Leon P. Bennett
Johnstown
William A. Hill
Reynoldsville
Blairsvile
Whensburg
Northern Cambria
Punxsutawney
Kittanning
Ford City
Latrobe
Cubs
Indiana
Mysterious trio sought in Pa patrolman murder
Pennsylvania authorities traced Irene Schroeder 22 and two male accomplices to a fatal shooting near New Castle on December 27. Corporal Brady Paul of the State Highway Patrol was killed after stopping a car tied to a Butler robbery. The pursuit led to a dramatic Phoenix capture after a nationwide manhunt. Donnie Schroeder age 4 was said to overhear his mother’s alleged exploits.
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Wright
Irene Schroeder
Glen Dague
J. W. Grawford
Pennsylvania
Brady Paul
Pato
New Castle
Paul
Butler
Harrisburg
INS
Irena Schroeder
State High Patrol
Phoenix
Arly
Benwood
W. Va
J. W. Crawford
Arizona
Mrs. Schroeder
Laysespe
County
Case
Renwood
W. Way
Ariz
State Highway Patrol
Brest Moore
Butler-New Castle Road
Moore
Ors
Donnie” Scroeder
Tallaleesa
Donnie
Garren Re-arrested After Embezzlement Case
Milton Garren former Westinghouse employee at East Pittsburgh plant is jailed again after a fresh arrest on a complaint by J In Doschell of Wilkinsburg alleging threats to kill unless paid 2000 within three days. Doschell had accused Garren of causing his dismissal from the company.
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Pittsburgh
Milton Garren
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Garren
J. In
Doschell
Wilkinsburg
Carren
Daschell
Stock Market Snapshot Aides Major Firms In Bipolar Session
At 1 00 Allegheny Corporation and Amoco led a mixed trading day with gains for Roth Steel Chrysler Colgate and General Motors while U S Steel and Westinghouse showed mixed moves. Utilities were firm and several energy and transport names posted modest advances as traders weighed earnings and policy signals.
Compensation case ends after withdrawn petition at Johnstown session
A compensation petition seeking death benefits for Tony Cherry was withdrawn without a hearing at the DuBois session in Johnstown. The day included a postponed modification petition involving Florencia Bartenta of South Fork, who suffered broken legs in a Rockingham mines accident, as well as a future filing for Earl Miller of Revice seeking a hernia claim against Sterling Coal Co. The State Fund remained an intervening defendant in these matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Hess
DuBois
Johnstown
Amia Cherry
Twin Rocks
Tony Cherry
Dilltown
State Fund
The
Arrow Coal Co
Florencia Bar Tenta
South Fork
Bartenta
Rockingham
John B. Lowman
John Sagexgon
Earl Miller
Revice
Sterling Coal Co
Hess
Bert's Bowlers Fall to Starford by 198 Pins
Starford swept Bert's Bowlers in Star ford last night by 198 pins across three games. Indiana's Bracken led with high score while Spud starred for Stafford. Indiana lineup included Cruck Bracken Ted Pete and Stropp. Stafford featured Teale Albert Pate Chippie and Spud. Clymer faces Indiana at Bert's Place tonight.
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Bert
Starford
Bracken
Indiana
Spud
Cruck
Ted
Pete
Stropp
Teale
Albert
Pate
Chippie
Stafford
Clymer
Tunney Improves After Kidney Operation
Former world heavyweight champion Gene Tunney showed rapid recovery after kidney stone removal surgery on Monday. Doctors expect he may leave the hospital in two to three weeks and plan to live with his bride Polly Lauder in an upscale Fifth Avenue apartment after discharge.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Polly Lauder
Central Park
Fifth Avenue
New Arrival in Clymer Home Brings Ninth Pound Boy
Mr and Mrs Max Cramer of Clymer welcomed a nine pound boy Monday at five am both mother and baby in good health. Mr Cramer works with Clymer Transfer Co known as the ice man. They already have a fourteen year old daughter and friends offer congratulations.
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Max Cramer
Clymer
Mr. Cramer
Clymer Transfer Co
Shea Estate Reaches Million After Pittsburgh Will
In Pittsburgh on January 15 the will of Joseph B. Shea, chairman of the Joseph Horne Company board, names widow Mrs. Joseph B. Shea and sons C. B. Shea and Sidney M. Shea as beneficiaries. Estate valued at more than $1,000,000. C. B. Shea is Joseph Horne vice president and Sidney M. Shea heads Lawrenceville Academy in Lawrenceville New Jersey.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph
John Foster Archbold Leaves 12 Million Estate
New York Jan 15 An estate of 12 000 000 was left by John Foster Archbold former president of Prairie Oil and Gas Company Filing of the will revealed today His wife May B Archbold received the bulk of the estate Archbold himself inherited about 8 000 000 when his father John D Archbold a founder and former Standard Oil president died
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
John Foster Archbold
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
May B. Archbold
Archbold
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil
Harvard Locker Building at Cambridge Burns in Fire
A historic Locker building at Harvard stadium in Cambridge burned today destroying many rare trophies. Nearby athletic structures were threatened as flames caused extensive damage estimated at 160000 dollars. Firefighters contained the blaze near the Harvard graduate school of business administration across the street.
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Cambridge
Masa
Harvard Stadium
Harvard
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Pandorean Revue Set For January 24 in High School
The annual Pandorean Revue will be staged Friday January 24 in the High School auditorium. The show spans dramatic works and 1930s frivolities including an Indian musical comedy and a college life skit with Something American. A mellor dramner and variety dances highlight acts. Miss Helen Upton directs.
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Helen Upton
Revival grows at Homer City during Holy Ghost meetings
Attendance rises nightly at Everybody's Mission as Evangelist preaches to full houses. Tuesday brought a full house with Providence, and Wednesday will feature Noahs Ark as a type of salvation. He will sing his nation-wide hit My Didn't It Rain. Everyone not attending is urged to come to the feast and is cordially invited.
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Evangelist
Woman hurls dishes as divorce suit proceeds
Kenneth Bleakney of Natrona Heights alleges in common pleas court that wife Pearl Tr. Bleakney of Blairsville attacked him with vases jars of jelly a lemon squeezer a knife shoes and dishes in the last two months of marriage injuring him repeatedly and striking him in the face several times as he seeks a divorce.
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Pittsburgh
Pearl Tr. Bleakney
Blairsville
Kenneth Bleakney
Princton Avenue
Natrona Heights
Common Pleas Court
Bleakney
Points on people in Indiana visitors list local citizens
Walter Ward in charge of Mc Kinney Steel Company property in Josephine visited Indiana today. Mrs. W. B. Zufall of Ernest called on friends and shopped yesterday. Squire James Bethel of Creekside called at the Court House. Robert Fulton, Justice of the Peace of West Lebanon, called on Indiana friends today. Grant Snyder of McGees Mills, proprietor of Snyder's Place, renewed acquaintances yesterday. Thomas Daugherty of Graceton spent last evening in town. Dr J H Peterman of Cherry Tree was among Tuesday Indiana visitors. W M Harbison of West Lebanon tax collector was a Tuesday caller in the County Commissioners' Office. Angels Dunlap of Banks township attended to business yesterday. Constable Charles R Steele of South Mahoning township now runs a Marion Center machine shop and transacted business yesterday. J K Repine of Coral, tax collector, was a Tuesday business visitor. Arthur Cresswell of Strongstown was a Tuesday Indiana visitor. D A Wyant of Covode was a Tuesday caller in the Court House. P J McConnell of Homer City attended to business yesterday. John Brown of Stafford called in the County Treasurer's office yesterday to secure a dog license. Elizabeth Shisey of Iselin shopped and called on Indiana friends yesterday. W R Brilhart of Plumville motored to Indiana yesterday and called on friends. R W Patterson of Blairsville attended to business yesterday afternoon. C E Gano of Heilwood paid a Tuesday visit to the County Seat. L (in) Little of Creekside was among Tuesday callers in the County Commissioners' office. D J Learn of Commodore motored to Indiana yesterday afternoon and spent a few hours with friends.
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Walter Ward
McKinney Steel Company
Oin Josephine
Indiana
W. 2B. Zufall
Ernest
Squire James Bethel
Creekside
Court House
Robert Fulton
West Lebanon
Grant Snyder
McGees’ Mills
Thomas Daugherty
Graceton
J. H. Peterman
Cherry Tred
W. M. Harbison
Young Township
County Commissioners
Angels Dunlap
Banks Township
P. J. McConnell
Homer City
John Brown
Stafford
Elizabeth Shisey
Iselin
W. RB
Brilhart
Plumville
R. W. Patterson
Blairsville
C. E. Gano
Heilwood
Little
D. J. Learn
Commodore
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Prom
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Moore Hotel
Tom Sheche
Harry Herlinger
Frank JL
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George B. Simpson
A. H. Stewart
Elmer W. Allison
Gardner Hill
James Brady
St. Bernard’s Catholic Church
Wiwanis
Heryl Seanor
Sou Te Lannch
Allegheny Corp
Seeeieeneens Am
Vrerese Am
Roth Steel
Chrysler
Euretee Calumet
Helen
Acenes
Graphyssegreeves
Ercenes
Upp Motorsserere
Kelly Springfield
Westing
U. S. Steel
Sressens Tere
ATU
Shea
Pandorean Revue
Clearfield
Meadville
Kane
Leonardson’s
Leonardson
Indiana Theatre Building
Indiana, Pa
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