Marriage of Doney and Raybould in Indiana High School Circle
A morning wedding at the Lutheran Parsonage unites J Frank Doney son of Mr and Mrs John O Doney and Miss Virginia Irena Raybould daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Raybould. The ceremony was private with H Barton George and Ann Higgins present. Doney, captain and star player of the Indiana High School basketball team, will finish his senior year while Mrs Doney keeps her job at Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company. The couple plan to live with Doney’s family for now. Announcements include Chester A Walker’s marriage in Connellsville to Sarah Everett and the Palmer Beggs engagement in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Doney
John O. Doney
South Sixth Street
Virginia Irena Raybould
Benjamin Raybould
West Oak Street
Ion Lutheran Parsonage
B. F. Bieber
H. Barton George
Ann Higgins
Doney
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company
Deney
Indiana High School
Coal Company
Walker Everett
Connellsville
Chester A. Walker
Pittsburgh
Sarah Everett
John Everett
John W. Brown
Indiana
One Frozen in Detroit Storm Claims Life and Injures Two
One person is dead and two injured after a Detroit snow storm and record cold. John Ripstra of Grand Rapids died when his car blinded by snow collided with Michigan Central tracks. Other injuries occurred when people were struck by trains as roads froze and comms faltered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Dan
Michigan
John Ripstra
Grand Rapids
Michigan Central
Fire Destroys Blacklick Home of Frank Dunnegan
A fire at 6:40 AM in Edgemont, a Blacklick suburb, gutted the two story residence of Frank Dunnegan. The blaze started from a defective roof fitting and quickly engulfed the upstairs while the family escaped unscathed. Firefighters saved downstairs furnishings. losses estimated at 6000 to 7500 dollars, partially insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dunnegan
Edgemont
Blacklick
Pan-American Conference Inches Toward Harmony
Havana reports easing tensions as Charles Hughes guides the Pan American Conference toward non political resolutions. Delegates observe selfless U S conduct and smaller republics gain posts, while core issues from hygiene to intervention remain on the table for later discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes
INS
Havana
America
Western Hemisphere
Charles I. Hughes
United States
North
Companionate marriage questioned by Pennsylvania's oldest judge
Judge Jos. Cohen, aged 86 and PA's oldest jurist, marked his sixty-first wedding anniversary by declaring companionate marriages to be “all wrong.” He asserted true marriage is the only absolute happiness in a reflection of his long life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Dan
Jos. Cohen
Cohen
Pennsylvania
Former jurist to practice law in Pittsburgh
Thomas J. Prather of Meadville, who served two terms as judge of Crawford County, joined the Allegheny County Bar today and will practice law with Attorney Bi Lanty Humes, former U S District Attorney.
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Pittsburgis
Thomas J. Prather
Meadville
Crawford County
Allegheny County
Bi Lanty Humes
U. S
Wreck Delays P. R. R. Train at Torrance
A P. R. R. passenger train from Torrance to Indiana was delayed at Blacklick after the locomotive failed. The East and West trains were held at Torrance to allow Indiana travelers to make connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Torrance
Blacklick
Exceptional value stove ad from D M Stewart Co
Local ad for heating stoves and quality stoves offered at low prices by D M Stewart & Co at 1265. The message touts remarkably low prices and urges readers to judge for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Stewart & Co
Missing Miss Sheil in transcontinental biplane search
Wilmington reporters note a fruitless search along the coast from northern Georgia to Delaware for Miss Sheil and the biplane that carried Ted Mossey and Fret Herring after their non stop flight from Daytona Beach to New York. Three pilots reported no trace as the mission stretched from Charleston to Boiling Field. Cobham flies on toward Benghazi as weather and repairs delay his circumnavigation of Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Fla
New York
Wilmington
N. G
Miss Sheil
Ted Mossey
Carolina
Virginia
Charleston
D. C
Boilingfield
Wile Nington
Del
North Carolina
New Clue Deepens Mystery Of Frances Smith Disappearance
Detectives rush from New York to Washington chasing a tangible lead in the disappearance of Frances St John Smith the 18 year old heiress and Smith College student. A ransom demand of 2400 followed by a reward increase to 10900 set a national chase with reports of a young woman in a restaurant in Washington fainting at a newspaper article and departing in a large sedan accompanied by a man. John Smith and Northampton detective shadow the case as society figures back a broadened search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Washington
Frances St. John Smith
Smith College
John Smith
Charles H. Sabin
Smith
Frances
Miss Smith
St. John’ Smith
Trances
Northampton
Wide-a-Wake Club Social Event Details
The Wide-a-Wake Club met at the home of Mrs. L Johnston in West Philadelphia Street for a covered dish supper. About thirty people attended with musty and games entertainment and a focus on social fellowship. Electrical appliances such as percolators grills toasters irons value irons corn poppers sweepers washers and pivers (likely misread) are advertised as available at J M Stewart Co 126xj.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Fil L. Johnston
Philadelphia
J. M. Stewart Co
Della Benn Cleared in Morals Court Dispute
In Pittsburgh on January 21 Della Benn a Black woman from Evans City appeared in Morals Court on a charge of drunkstiness. When asked if she knew William Penn she replied Yes sir Your Honor saying he is her mad husband. Magistrate A D Brandon discharged her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Della Benn
Negress
Evans City
William Penn
A.D. Brandon
Yassuh
Della
Automobiles in County 1927 Registrations and Receipts
The State Department released 1927 automobile and driver registrations by county, totaling 26,017,495 in highway receipts with 2,145,090 listed as miscellaneous. Class A covers passengers, commercial, motorcycle and motor buses while Class B includes operators and tractors. County figures show Indiana A 16,192 B 82,040 receipts 298,797.94. Jefferson A 10,281 B 21,814 receipts 159,181.70. Clearfield A 15,744 B 38,403 receipts 243,746.20. Westmoreland A 47,330 B 100,20 receipts 781,219.20. Philadelphia A 200,089 B 651,840 receipts 4,026,792.71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Indiana
Jefferson
Clearfield
Westmoreland
Philadelphia
NO TRACE OF SLOTSKY SLAYER
Washington Pa Twenty four hours have passed since Israel Slotsky age 27 a member of a prominent Jewish family was found dying battered outside the home of the girl who expected to marry him Investigators have no clue but county detectives hope a breakthrough will come from the account given by Margaret Ochs 19 the woman he planned to wed She heard cries outside the house and found him on the ground blood streaming from his forehead before collapsing and dying
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dan
Israel Slotsky
Slotsky
Margaret Ochs
Uercaybar
Miss Ochs
Oldest Doctor in Latrobe Dies After Stroke
Dn J Q Lemmon, Latrobe's oldest physician, died Friday morning at 8 10 from a stroke. He would have turned 76 next week and is survived by his widow Martha Steele and three sons George Willis and James Russell. Brother George Lemmon of Greensburg also survives. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church.
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Latrobe
J. Q. Lemmon
Iris
Theis
Martha Steele
James Steele
Near Pleasant Unity
George 5
Willis C
James Russell
Ws Cheorge
Religious School Opens in Butler This Week
The School of Religious Education at United Presbyterian Church plans a Sunday gathering at 3 PM for enrolment details. Elmer Findley of Butler will address prospective scholars. Registrants have submitted cards. others should attend to avoid confusion. The school begins Tuesday evening January 24 at 1 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Religious Education
United Presbyterian Church
Elmer Findley
Butler
Findley
Cold relief in sight for Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh January 21. The Weather Bureau said gradual relief from the frigid spell is in sight for Western Pennsylvania after two deaths were attributed to the cold wave. High winds shattered plate glass and unroofed small buildings as temperatures rose from 9 below at 5 AM to the upper twenties by tomorrow. tonight's low expected around 11 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
U. S
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Naval Tragedy Feared After Sham Battle
Apparent confirmation of a naval accident off San Pedro was given by the Point Firmin Naval Compass Station at 9 AM. Sixty five naval vessels took part in a sham battle to protect Los Angeles port. The accident occurred during the exercise though no report of a serious explosion reached the Navy as of noon.
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Los Angeles
INS
San Pedro
United States Naval Compass Station
Point Firmin
Roa
Los Angles
Possible American pope if Vatican Quirinal ties heal
Rome dispatch notes that a future papacy could shift to non Italians once Vatican state relations normalize. If the breach ends, Italy may lose its privilege to elect the pope from Italian cardinals and an American cardinal could be favored, given European bloc conflicts and cross border interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guglielmo Emanuel ‘VII
Rome
Vatican
Quirinal
Huly Sa
Lontit
Italy
Europe
Ohio Town Loses Post Office in 1000-Foot Fire
Hillsboro Ohio residents battled a four hour blaze that destroyed the post office and three other buildings. Estimated losses not yet set. Fire crews from Hillsboro Chillicothe and Washington County aided by volunteers moved mail and records to save salvageable items.
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Hillsboro
Lota
Chillicothe
Washington C
Storm Ahead in Washington Religions Issue
Washington January 21 a warning of storms ahead confronted the Democrats as leaders tried to soften the religious issue in the party. Rumors of Heflin running on a third party ticket against Smith threaten to keep the issue alive. Heflin denied plans to run third party but would head a Democratic ticket if he pursued the presidency. Senate Democrats split over approaches after Heflin's speech and party renomination.
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Chicago
Frank I. Smith
Trom Iingis
United States Senate
Len Simall
Senate
Union
Smith
Ilinois
Small
WM. K. Autchinson
Washington
Sraith
Heflin
Eflin
Congress
Touston
Robinson
Aransas
Bruce
Seamus Isargland
Dill
Bea “Ce
Wheeler
Montana
Mc.Kellar
Tennessee
Swanson
Virginia
Powder Magnate Dies Suddenly
Brunswick Gatlin 2 in Del died suddenly at his winter home from heart trouble while reading the newspaper. He left instructions for burial at Hapant, with family gathered in his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Gatlin 2
Witham J. Dapopt
Willanaie
Wilmiraten
Del
Yestorlas
Hapant
Wheelchair death shocks Pittsburgh community
A disabled woman, Mrs. Umestad, age 66 and deaf, was burned to death in her wheelchair in Pittsburgh while alone with her husband away 15 minutes. The husband, a Baltimore drug company salesman, had left her unattended before returning home.
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Mittsburgh, Jran
Mes
Sturry Umestad
Baltimore
Umestad
Umstad
Revival Meetings to Start at Free Methodist Church
Revival meetings begin tomorrow at the Free Methodist Church with Rev. Mitchell preaching on topics like Being with the Spirit and The Judgment Bar of Christ. Morning and evening services feature a heart-searching tone, with singing and rational worship.
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Free
Methodist Church
Mitchell
Maud Edwards
Wral
China
Choistian
Richard Mata
Second United
Eitch
A. Bruder
Presbyterian
Adam
A. B. Hosbach
Peayer
Carist Episcopal
Roger Knock
Moing Puayer
O. Ro
Aude Wommenian
St United Presbyterian
Dinkerran
Dion
B. F
W. Adteynean
Albert Litek
Slayers Girls Birthday Promise Sparks Tragic Case
In Owosso on January 21, Adulph Totelling had promised his two daughters Vita 10 and Tressa 8 they could celebrate on January 20 for their birthdays. After his arrest for the slaying of 8-year-old Dorot Schneider, neighbors contributed small gifts, a quiet party was held with only the girls present as the mother mourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owosso
TN Adulph
Flo
Pris
Neleubors
Lotelling
W. C. Smith in Coal Co Sale
An article on the Standard Smokeless Coal Co sale notes Frank Smith as a former owner, clarified as an error in the initial report. The sale involves Karl G. Howitt and the company, with the record correcting the misattributed name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Smith
Coal CO
Standard Smokeless Coal Co
Karl G. Howitt
Frank Smith
Two Montreal Residents Die In Suicide Pact
Montreal reeled as Bernadette Theberge aged 28 from Norchatsplon Mass and Alfred Diy ehesneau aged 3 from Montreal carried out a suicide pact. They died in their dingy housing room with each other in their arms. Coroners jury returns verdict of death by own action in affect of low mood.
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Montreal
Que
Dan
Bernadette Theberge
Norchatsplon
Mass
Alfred Diy Ehesneau
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TFG
Pauls
Illinois
Mazda House
Auto Parts Co
Rita Theatre
Ittix
Lindbergh
Mosley
Cobham
Malta
Alan Cobham
Tor Benghazi
North Africa
England
Yeic
Lowe
Commissioners Office
W. PL. Lowry
U. P. Church
Navy Department
Ohio Town
Second Ward
Bluefield
W. Va
Vloyor Wilmott
Huntington
Wilmott
Powder Magnate
CG Duct
Free Method Church
Slayer
Mage T
Buchheit Bros
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