Revival Notes At N Place Church Continue
Church revival in progress at the Methodist Episcopal Church drawing larger attendance. Rev O B Emerson preaches boldly on faith and obedience while diverse congregations from First United Presbyterian Zion Lutheran and others hold sermons and Sunday schools through the week. Services start 7 30 with prayer and song.
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Tedder
De‘Boer
Methodist' Episcopal Church
O. B. Emerson
Zion Lutheran
J. B. Baker
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Episcopal
Sanday School
Obedience of Faith
Epworth League
Second United Presbyterian
Sehgal
MTL
Kemn
Pittsburgh
PC. U
Berks
Local Soft Cop Panzer Faces Market Complaints
In Burela and nearby markets there are rumors that lucrative coal prices have surged to 12 and higher, with producers blaming weak demand. Middletown bakery generations to begin new work in February as a hard-surface road project from Yellow Creek to remains ongoing.
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Burela
Incenegy
Yellow Creek
Cardinal Mercier remembered as Belgian wartime hero
The long obituary honors Cardinal Mercier of Belgium, a steadfast anti German resistance figure and bridge-builder between Catholic and Anglican churches. He defied German authority, aided Belgian relief, and supported peace efforts. His death early this week follows a life of scholarship, leadership at Malines, and international influence.
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Marines
Cardinal Mercier
Ore
Germany
Europe
Bal Rum
Brussels
Malines
Malinas
Church of England
Breine
Belgium
Mercier
Seminary of
Louvain
Institute of Philosophy
von Bissing
Werbert Hoover
Versailles
Wilson
Ihe
United States
Harvard
Armerean
In Memoriam Obituary Fragment from Worthville News
Obscure notice lists Calvin E and Buck Pavally among the deceased with service details. It mentions a funeral at home then to the Evanolpial Church in Worthville and burial in Worthville cemetery conducted by Rev Buartal. Additional names appear in broken form with scattered locations and dates.
Absent-minded music teacher forgets collar and tie
In Ada Ohio on January 22 a church service solo was nearly missed when a music teacher arrived late and realized he had forgotten his collar and tie. He sang once seated, then noticed the missing attire.
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Ada
Death trap fire in Lafayette hotel tragedy rages
A severe Lafayette hotel blaze traps guests as flames engulf stairwells and elevator shafts. A Philadelphia man Thomas Harding hangs from a window and survives after a corpse on a nearby porch roof breaks his fall. A woman leaps from a fifth floor room and is killed on the ice pavement. Firefighters rescue others, dragging them from windows while spectators watch in horror. Automobiles carry injured to hospitals as chaos ensues.
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Thomas Harding
Philadelphia
Questa
Bob's company ends season with lively shows and strong crowd praise
A fragmented report notes Bob's company delivering clean, professional performances to delighted audiences. The troupe, including Juliana's favorite comedian and several well known entertainers, drew praise in hotels, theatres, and public venues, with enthusiastic crowds and many friends promising to return.
Funeral of Mrs Pris a Wilson Schnabel
Pris a Wilson Schnabel of Johnstown died at 62 at her Morrellville home after a illness. She was born May 26 1864 in Indiana County daughter of Thomas l Wilson and Katherine Schultz Wilson and survived by many adopted and natural relatives including Mrs John Carroll Detective Lentz and Mrs Allan Myers all of Johnstown Arthur Reed of Washington D C and the Tate Reed family. Services will be held at her home Monday at 2 30 pm conducted by Rev Joseph Brown Calvary M E Church with interment in Grandview Cemetery.
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Priscilla Schnaday
Johnstown
Prisa Wilson Schnabel
Henry J. Schnabel
Strayer Bt
Morrellville
Schnabe
Indiana County
Thomas l
Katherine @chultz Wilson
Childeren
Wilson
Mary Wilson Reed
John A. Wilson
Horatio Wilson
Schnabel
Husbyand
John 3. Carroll
Lengt., Carroll
Allan C. Myers
Alva V. Drummond
Eltyj
Arthur A. Reed
Washington, D, GC
Schnaubels
Tate
Mary Reed
Savannah Wilson
Della Connor
Eugene Schnabel
Calvary M. E. Church
Sunday School
American Bible Society
Joseph ©. Brown
Calvary
Vhaarch
Grandview Cemetery
Two Injured on Foundry Job at Blairsville
In Blairsville heavy snow disrupted travel as roads remained open but treacherous. A foundry mishap left two workers injured while operations paused for safety. City crews reported slick streets and drifting snow as Pennsylvania Railroad trains ran behind schedule.
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Blairsville
Page
William Pean
Pennsylvania Railroad
Torrance
Greensboro
Erry
Althhough
Oratorical Contest At Hitch School Sees Nine Sign Up
Nine young men from Hitch School plan to enter the Annual Oratorical Contest under the Rotary Club. The prize is 100 dollars and the event funds a college start. Contest details, dates, and speakers are to be announced at Rotary meetings and through the school.
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Hitch School
Univerile Rotary Club
Ouel Rotary Club
Brairsville High School
Rotary Club
Berlin Fund
Mlavel
Vy Club
D. Ron
Thompson
Rotary Pohlenskoon
Onc
Vermit Kelly
Frank Boesman
Amid Ehen
Lonehran Wilson
Donald Jergiss
Dailip McGonnell
John “Heads
Joseph Pesel
Prohibition Agent Overindulges In South Side Hoose
A Federal prohibition officer in Pittsburgh yesterday overdid it on samples of illegal liquor sold in South Side emporiums. After a stumble into a snow pile he was taken to the South Side Police Station. Officials said the officer, described as one of their best, left too many calling cards in a blind pig and was slightly under the weather. His identity was not disclosed and he was not docketed at the police station.
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Lewis
Analis
Lynott
Scranton
Inglis
Jetter
Acceptanes
Lynett
Znian
I Ier Inglis
Widence
Emhrge
Pittsburgh
Prohibition
South Side
Prohibiton
English Superstition and Curious Inventions in History
English superstition links babies to the christening lot and luck depending on a nurse’s refusal by a man met on the way. A glass harmonica, created by Benjamin Franklin, uses glass bowls on a wheel to spin in water. The article explains the origin of the phrase going downstairs and notes William Billing’s poem “Two Worthy Wishes” about human desires and work.
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Benjamin ‘Mmkiln
Giars
Fragmented Auburn Globe excerpt on domestic roles
A fragment from the Auburn Globe Republican reflects on marriage dynamics. It cites a wife repeatedly questioning why a man does not take up his own duties, highlighting gender expectations and domestic labor.
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Aloays
Hin Liter
Auburn
National Bulwarks Talk by Dr Martin at Richelieu Theatre
Dr Martin will speak on National Bulwarks and How to Maintain Them at Blairsville's Richelieu Theatre as part of a long-running winter series by the local U S GO A. The annual meetings attract nationally known speakers and draw a large turnout from men, boys, and the community.
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Martin
U.S. GO. A
Ye Richelieu Theatre
Blairsville 5
Dodge Autos and Graham Trucks Break All Records
Retail deliveries for the week ending January 16 exceeded any January week in Dodge Brothers history. Total dealer deliveries of 4188 vehicles, a near doubling from 1926, with new orders surging to 6463 for the week, indicating growth despite note of Canadian shipments. Factory shipments not included.
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Dodge Brothers
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Graham Brothers
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Russia Serves Ultimatum on China After Eastern Railroad Crisis
Moscow delivered a sharp note after General Chang Tso Lin’s attack on the Eastern Railroad and the arrest of railway officials. The Soviet foreign minister demanded order within three days, permission to use Soviet forces if needed, and the immediate release of Ivanoff and other railroad officials.
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Moscow
Lins
Soviet
Russa Pas
China
Chang Tso Lin
M. Georges Tehitcherin
M. Tehiterin
Russia
M. Ivanoff
Chang
Equal Rights in Court Now
New York report states women cannot assault their husbands and be forgiven. Magistrate Gresner orders Mrs. Mary Carpansky held on $25,000 bail for hitting her husband with a plate.
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New York
Gresner
Mary Carpansky
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Westinghouse Band Programs
A fragmented listing shows multiple radio time slots and performers including Ruth Gilmore Adams piano soloist and W. I. Morgan baritone with the Westinghouse Band, plus orchestras and church services. Notable stations include KDKA 6 80 and WEAF New York with concerts and religious programs.
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KDKA
Westinghouse
Ruth Gilmore Adams
W. I. Morgan
WLW
Cincinnati
Cuy
Calgary Episcopal Church
Game Church
Heinroth
East End Christian Church
WCA
Mae R. DeBlasio
Associated Artists
WEAF
Capitol Theater
Family
WEAI
Atwatier Kent Radio Our
New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damreszh
Perfume Slot Machine Takes New York by Storm
A novel perfume slot machine taps two dimes for a tiny glass vial of orchid aroma. It multiplies in hotels theatres lounges and beauty parlors across the city with nearly 1000 installed. Women workers at day’s end use the device for a quick fragrance thrill.
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New York
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Taurale
People’s Meeting
First
United Presbyterian Indiana Theatre
J.C. Pinkerton
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Roger Charnock
Robin Surns
Plowmen
Second
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Homer City
John Crosby
Birnday School
Pugutotns
Glassford
Granttreet
Indiana
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Panzer
Middletown
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Silent
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J. Martin
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Super Veseseseaes
Weber
Beth’ Steel
Baldwin Toto
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Goodrich
Hayes Wheel
Lehigh Val
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Phillips Pet
Sabes
Packard Motor
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Spicer
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R. Bear
EB. Masten & Co
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Dodge Autos
Graham Trucks
WOAH
William Penn Orchestra
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Ross Gorman
Vincent Lopez
WPG
Atlantic City
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Ottawa
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Chris Hant
Missionary Alliance
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Indiana, PA
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Jacksonville
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