Indiana Y Varsity Beats DuBois Boosters In Hoosier Road Win
Indiana Y Varsity traveled to DuBois for an annual intercity contest finishing with a decisive win over the DuBois Boosters. Key scorers for Indiana included Skinner Kruger Noel and Miller, while DuBois stars Sawyer Snyder and Baron fought hard. Intermediates also fell to DuBois 26 16 as Indiana prepares for Thursday games against Clearfield and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Noel
Indiana
DuBala
Bo NuBois
Kruger Walton
Seetees
Slnner Dowlash Srvere
Glotke Miller
Denny Snyder
Moulttoun
Way
DuBois
Syses
Sayers
Baron, Corp
Skinner
Sykes
Miller
Sawyer
Button
Snyder
Douglas
Yowls
Alderfer
DuMois Hi
Pookie
Summers
Craig
Gressley
Corrini
George
Weston
Gershman
Grosses
Riggs
Riski Jrs
Clearfield
Lindbergh to aid in San Diego crash inquiry
The San Diego crash that killed 16 near Oceanside drew swift investigations by the Aviation Division of the Commerce Department, the San Diego Board of Air Control, and Coroner Schuyler Kelley. Lindbergh, adviser to the airline, will discuss the wreckage and confer with Maddux officials before issuing a statement. A coroner's jury will view the bodies, with testimony delayed until Wednesday. Governor Donley praised Kiwanis at the Indiana gathering, while KIwanis leaders stressed the motto We Build and its community purpose across faiths, tracing its Detroit origin to 1916 and its expansion in the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
San Diego
Charles A. Lindbergh
Air Line
Aviation Division
United States Department of Commerce
Donley
Kiwanisns
Indiana
International Trustes
Kiwanis International
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Detroit
Micagan
Kiwanis's
United States
Canada
Sach Line
Teaderships
Kiwanis Cluha
Opera
Kiwanis Leaders Hear District Governor Outline Growth
Indiana officers from Rotary Lions and Kiwanis join as District Governor Danley delivers a manuscript talk on Kiwanis origins growth and the coming year. He praises club support from state and international levels and urges stronger committees and officer training for sustained service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Mabon
Indiana Rotary
0. K. Guthrie
Indiana Lions First
W. A. Hill
Reynoldsville
North Central
Leon Bennett
Johnstown
South Central
Len Rock
Greensburg
Southwest
James Logan
McKeesort
West
B. Burress
Pittsburgh
Charles Onley
International
Arbert A. Moore
DuBois
Danley
Kiwanis
Service
Kiwanis Internat'onsl
Kiwan's An Kiwanians
Donley
Don Jey
Kiwanis International
London Naval Conference Opens With Disarmament Plea
A tense opening at the London Naval Arms Conference features King George welcoming delegates as Premier MacDonald urges halt to naval competition. Stimson outlines U S aims for gradual disarmament, while leaders from France Italy Japan and others push for balance with League of Nations actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zeland
MacDonald
George
Britain
Stimson
United States
Tardieu
France
League of Nations
Grandi
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Rejiro Watasaki
Japan
Stocks Waver On Broad Market In New York
Industrial shares drifted with no clear direction as a mixed session opened. Radio slumped to a yearly low near 3468 while Radio Keith Orpheum rose about a point to 26 1 2. Paramount gained one point to 654 and Raghbestos rallied 3 to 49 as investors awaited a clearer recovery timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Keith Orpheum
American Zinc
Colling and Aik
Paramount
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Utilities and
Motors
Thia
Raghbestos
New York Central
New York Clearing House Balances Reported
A snapshot of early 20th century financials lists balances and share figures for major firms and sectors. Notable entries include Allegheny Corp, Anaconda Copper, General Motors, Chrysler, United Corp, and National Dairy products among others, with percentages and dollar amounts indicating market positions and relative strength. The list reflects varied industries from mining to automotive and utilities, emphasizing trading weights and balance totals across the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Clearing House
Balancas
Federal Reserve Bank
Allegheny Corp
Alban
Barnsdall
West Iseveees
Chrysler
Ccceeeien
Calumet
Col
Graph
Gol
Gan
Elec
Pax Wilm
Graham Paige Vo
Gen
Motors
Mator
Tel
Veaees
Krouger
Tollses
Kolator
Scaree
Man
Posos
Nat
Ab N. Amar, Corp
N.Y
Radio Civereen Anveee
FEM
Radio Kelth
Rem
Rand Go
Sinclair Cons
Ned
Vescey
Texas Gulf Oc.sies
Utiliies
Light
W. Overland Viscesees
Warner Bros
U.S. Smelt
United Corp
Uni Wi
Five-Power Naval Disarmament Conference Opens
London scene as Andre Tardieu and other premiers address the opening of the five power naval disarmament conference. They stress the need for a preliminary agreement among naval powers to enable the League of Nations to advance limits on battleships and tonnage. Tardieu warns against renewed arms competition and calls for progress toward broader disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDonald
Tardien
London
Kive-Power Oval
League of Nations Preparatory
Andre Tardieu
France
League of Nations
Tardieu
Man Holds Live Wires to Relay King's Peace Message
Vivian, a control room staffer, repaired a severed wire during King George's broadcast. Seized by 220 volts, he held the live ends for seven minutes until colleagues restored the system and Premier Ramsay MacDonald spoke. No after effects were expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Control Room
Vivian
King George
George
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Commissioners seek PSC approval to move grade crossing
The board filed plans to relocate the Cherry Tree and Dixonville Railroad crossing between Heilwood and Pikes Pear in Cherryhill township to improve motorists view of the tracks and safety. The proposal has not yet been received by the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Cherry Tree and
Dixonville
Heilwood
Pikes Pear
Cherryhill Township
Taxi Strike Is Continued In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh January 21. The taxi strike resumes as some drivers refuse the compromise settlement and start to operate again. Irate pickets throw stones at nonstriking cabs while Green and Yellow company owners say strikers will be rehired only until Thursday, after which workers on strike face permanent dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
High School Students Hurt in City Automobile Crash
Six high school students, two girls, were injured when their car collided with a street car near the entrance to the South Slills tunnel. They were en route to McKees Rocks for a basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
South Slills Tunnel
McKees Rocks
Woman granted divorce over refused aid and divine healing
In Pittsburgh on January 27 Mrs Anna Hass testified that her husband John St Hans 38 of Carrick refused to call a physician after she was injured. The Common Pleas Court granted a divorce to Mrs Hass from St Hans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Jen
Anna Hass
Pittsburgh
Common Pleas
John St. Hans
Carrick
Conference Here February 21 For Pastors And Officers
A conference of the administration division for all pastors and superintendents of Sunday schools and district and county officers will be held in Indiana Friday, February 21. An afternoon and evening session are planned with the theme Church School Evangelism. Dr. Albert H. Gage will speak at both meetings, and Rev. J Louis Aber will discuss the new International standard in the afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Albert H. Gage
J. Louis Aber
Dream House Material For Evening Talk
Mrs. Redenbaugh delivered a talk on the dream house and enhanced it with an excellent collection of draperies she brought. She closed by inviting all attendees to visit her office in Horne's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Redenbaugh
Statewide farmers teams to convene for joint session
Agricultural session crammed with activity with meetings of the society of farm women, the Pennsylvania Nurserymen's Association, State Association of Markets, Entomological Society, State Horticultural Association, and the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Association. Tonight marks the first joint meeting of twenty eight statewide farm organizations with all exhibits closed during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Farm Women
Pennsylvania Nurserymen’s Association
State Association of Markets, Entomological Society
State Horticultural Association
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Association
Deaths of local residents described in brief notices
The obituary notices recall a longtime resident with a large family, listing a wife two daughters and many siblings and noting two grandchildren. Another obituary concerns Mrs Edna Hunter Campbell aged 86 of Revloc who died Sunday in Johnstown. funeral at Windber Church of the Brethren tomorrow. Survivors include her husband five children and several siblings. A half brother Alfred Taylor serves in the U S army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Edna Hunter Campbell
Robert Campbell
Prevectial Hospital
Johnstown
Olive
Jean
Jack
David
Robert
Hannah Taylor
J. M. McCulloch
Virginia
James Cowen
Revioe
Joseph Oversby
Culver
James Hunter
Detroit
Charles Hunter
Altoona
George Hunter
Alfred Taylor
U. S Army
Respite for Two Murderers Set by Governor
Harrisburg Jan 21 Governor John Fisher issued respites for two convicted murderers Nichols Watkins of Philadelphia and Ralph Russell Sloat of Lackawanna. Their cases were postponed from tomorrow to February due to the absence of Attorney General Cyrus E Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
John §. Fisher
Nicholas Watkins
Philadelphia
Ralph Russell Sloat
Lackawanna
Pardon Board
Cyrus E. Woods
Five Killed in Train Crash Near Birmingham
A northbound Louisville and Nashville passenger train hit a faulty switch thirty-five miles north of Birmingham, killing engineer Thomas Earrison and fireman Max Sexon among at least five dead. More than twenty passengers were injured as several cars derailed and overturned, with victims transported to the city by another engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
INS
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Here
Thomas Earrison
Max Sexon
Compensation for wedded child in Harrisburg ruling
Harrisburg officials say any child under 16 qualifies as a dependent for death compensation, even if the child marries. Paul M. Houck of the workman's compensation board ruled that Julia Krolock, daughter of miner John Krolock, remained eligible after marrying at age 14 and the Harleith Brookwood Coal Co. sought to end her payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Paul M. Houck
Workman’s Compensation Board
Harleith Brookwood Coal Co
Mahanoy
John Krolock
Eominanv
Krolock
Julia
Legion Minstrels In The Offing At The Ritz Theater
Shadows of Lew Dockstader and other minstrel kings loom as the Legion Minstrela prepare March third and fourth at the Ritz Theater. Rehearsals occur two to three times weekly for a bigger and better show with Wonder acts, drum corps drill, and a uniform cast, including the mayor who has yet to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Dockstader
Honey Boy Evans
Legion Minstrela
Acta
Elkins Were Dinner Hosts at College Inn Event
Mrs Adda P Elkin and her son Stanley hosted Burgess B H Lichteberger Geo Feit Esq Chief of Police Jack Stroble with Edward Allen George Anderson and 45 Indiana and Ritz Theatre employes at a dinner in appreciation of loyal services. Mr Faith gave an address and guests then went to the Ritz Theatre to see The Gold Diggers of Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess B
H, Lichteberger
Geo, Feit
Jack Stroble
Edward Allen
George Anderson
Indiana
Ritz
Adda P. Elkin
Stanley
College Inn
School Street
Oakland Avenue
Faith
Broadway
No Chapel Requirement Ends at Penn State
Pennsylvania State College trustees voted to discontinue compulsory Sunday chapel for undergraduates starting next term. The action cites growing student body and limited chapel capacity as the reason, with the building now unable to house all students at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrisburg
Pennsylvania State College
Ill health drives man to shoot self in New Castle
In New Castle Pennsylvania on January 21 Vito Grassi aged 24 ended his life with a single gunshot to the heart as friends looked on. Grassi reportedly left notes blaming ill health and had been employed by Craction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Vito Grassi
Callarossi
Craction Company
Points on People in Indiana County Courthouse Circuit
James Fairman of Washington township made Monday rounds in the Court House. Several officials and visitors including John Buggy of Astern Coal Corporation and Chief Tony Askey of Clymer called on business and acquaintances. County officials noted many Monday visitors from nearby townships and cities, with dog license purchases and meetings about road programs and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fairman
Washington Township
Court House
John Buggy
Astern Coal Corporation
Chambersville
A. I. Campbell
Homer City
Tony Askey
Clymer
Clair Helman
C. C. Shirley
Saltsbury
Indiana
Robert L. Orr
Plunwilla
Harmon Butterbaugh
Charryhill Township
C.K. Adams
Rayna Township
Paul A. Thomas
Rochester Mills
J. W. Skinner
South Mahoning Township
Lester Ray
Cherryhill Township
Montford Cochran
South Seventh Street
Pittsburgh
J. I. Henderson
George Nesbit
Misa Agnes Stadtmiller
Lol
W. J. Hutchinson
Bay
Edward Freek
Pann Run
Mack
McKeesport
Murphy Stores
Department of Highways
Thomas Pegler
E. E. Finn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana Y Varsity
DuBois Boosters
DuBois Y
DuBois Phalanx Club
DuBois Black Aces
Gearce
Roosters
Cheteferca
Acore
Pentley
Boosters
Jeaders
Fulton
N. W. Kennett
Brustivalley Township
Uf, Morgan
Snare
Henry L. Stimson
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Tar ‘College
RADIO
DREAM
Legion Minstrels
Elkins
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