Rinns Enjoying Visit In Florida
Indiana Evening Gazette reader Mia Rinn Cloid and family report a Florida visit in St. Petersburg. They praise roads bridges and climates contrasting Pennsylvanian taxes and note the Sunshine City churches attract winter tourists. Weather proves variable with heavy rain and cool spells framing a pleasant trip overall.
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St, Petersburg
Florida
Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana
Mia
Rinn
Cloid
South Carolina
Union
Pennsylvania
St. Petersburg
Sunshine City
Brooksville
Pennsylvania Hotel
Safety Meeting At Local Mine Community Event
An out of town speaker Rev Melivaine of Indiana led a safety meeting starting with jokes about nationalities. He outlined four points Ambition Concentration Cooperation and Perspiration linking to Jesus talents. James Lamb sang My Wife She's on a Diet as part of the evening.
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Melivaine
Indiana
Jesus
James’ Lamb
Mrs. Lamb
Jimmie
William
Harper
Herbert Wardrop
America
Ladiez Aid
Tarentums to Host February Return Game
Tarentums announces a February return basketball game involving Indiana, Jeeler, Davis, Black, G, Tim berlake, E, Campbell, J, Campbell, R, Kelly, Ishler, Manning, Williams, Gershman, Russell, Simpson. The baked ham, which was to have
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Indiana
Jeeler
Davis
Black
Timberlake
Campbell
Kelly
Ishler
Manning
Williams
Gershman
Russell
Simpson
Tarentum
Something American revue delights with color and song
A two act entertainment featuring an Irish widow tale and a college girl hazing farce. Performers include Irene Park as Miss America, Mabel Fiscus and Nancy Wildermut h in dances, and a cast of many named students and townspeople. West Newton announces a new foundry, and Philadelphia reports 1929 building permits at 106,228,916 with paving plans for Brownsville Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iriah
Singing Bird
Mabel Fiscus
Dean Kaufman
Garnet Parka
Frances Selotto
Lucille Littleeld
Nancy Wildermuth
Pocahontas McGuigan
Pacahontas
South Wind
Proven Face and Warriors
Pocahontas
Mrs. Cole
Fashionable School
Pogey Hood
Betty Postlewaite
Barbara Ayers
Mary Agnes Walker
Constance Gary Pophrinie Hill
Jane Ray
Blanche Brickell
Secile Rose
Helen Wegley
Miss Romney
Geraldine Hawxhurst
Margaret Shea
Peggy Hood
Ira Jones
Kenneth Lewis
Irene Park
Miss Park
Farmers
Jean Kaufman
Garnet Parks
Helen Wagley
Sophronia Hill
Carolyn Simpson
Louise MacMillen
Agnes Couahan
Michel Fiscus
Beret Girlsa
Betty Postlethwaite
Fay Jones
Thaly
Stocks Rally On Rail and Oil Gains In Thin Session
In New York during a light trading session, rail, oil, food, and farm implement stocks rose as the market held weekend profit taking. General Foods and Fox Film led gains, with United States Steel spiking and blue-chip industrials at two-week highs. A whaling conference moved toward possible aid for Byrd, with Norway indicating readiness to dispatch a relief ship if needed.
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Cousins
INS
New York
Oklahoma
Standard of New Jersey
Atlantic Refining
Sinclair
Mexican Seaboard
Standard of Jersey
General Foods
Fox Film
Fox
General Ioods
Murray Corporation
Ford
Advance Rumell Common
Preferred
Tiday
Tate
Keith
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Atchison
United States Steel
Westinghouse
General Electric
Consolidated Gas
Columbia Gas
Highervices
Open Close Allegheny Corp
Sccsceeres
Albany Paper Co
Cccccsaes
Atlantic
Barnsdall al
Beth Steel
Chrysler
S.ceeeee
Calumet
Col. Gag and
Elec
Fox Film Secessecceea BB
Motors
Ersevess Bet Doom
Wind
Int
Tel
Kelly Spring, Sicasee
Bik Ken
Kreuger Toll Co
Kolster Radio
Miami
No Am, Corp
NYG
Nat
Nevada
Nat Bellas Mess Co
Packard
Ssesee
Warner Bros Sieseres
Westinghouse Blee
Westinghouse Air B
US Steel
Ssvceeree
Ross Sea
Antarctic
Byrd
Little America
Whistling
Raold Amundsen
International News Service Today
Maren
Whaling Association of Norway
Byrd Arctic Expedition Faces Pack Fee Challenge
Arctic pack fee likely to disrupt Byrd's voyage as sanctions and obligations push finance through Norway Corporation of Whaling Company in Sandifo r a. Officials expect collaboration to hold, but fear delays could jeopardize timing of Byrd's departure.
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Arctic
Charmin Rasmussen
Norway Corporation of Whaling Company
Sandifjora
Byrd
Controversy Over Weekend Prep Ahead of Conference
Delegates to the London conference planned a packed weekend of sessions and meetings to shape Monday's print session. Sir Maurice Hankey sent mimeographed questionnaires asking delegates to list agenda items to be returned by Monday morning. Secretary Stimson and Prime Minister MacDonald, at external residences, are likely to host various delegations as talks focus on immediate agenda items and cruiser discussions.
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London
Now
Mon- AY
Sir Maurice Hankey
Maurice
Henry L. Stimson
Great Stanmore
Middlesex
Ramsay MacDonald
Checquers
London Naval Conference drops battleship abolition from agenda
London officials announce the Big Five will not debate abolition or retention of battleships at the conference. Agenda limits battleship size and numbers after deciding to resolve auxiliary craft categories first. U S aims to avoid Washington Conference losses and push cruiser discussion before broader limits. Ambassadors Morrow, Gibbs, and Maassigli meet leaders to study the tentative plan for Monday talks.
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George R. Holmes Gins
London
MacDonald
Washington
United States
Ater
Stimson
Stanmore Preparatory
Morrow
Tardiew
Hugh Gibbon
M. Maassigli
League of Nations
Psittacosis cases rise as parrot fever spreads
Psittacosis or parrot fever is reported in more than 50 cases to Surgeon General Cumming, with eight deaths in recent weeks. The illness, often contracted from parrots and rarely human to human, spans widely separated U S areas. Lisbon bars parrot imports until further notice amid Europe spread, though no Portuguese cases are reported.
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Cumming
Man
Lisbon
Portugal
Europe
Deaths of Father Valerian Winter and Lewis Longenecker
Father Valerian Winter 61, assistant pastor of St. Joseph Church, died suddenly in the church rectory. Born in Erie and ordained in 1908, he taught music at St. Vincent's College for 16 years before serving in Baltimore and Crabtree, then came to Strongstown six years ago. Funeral Monday with burial at St. Vincent's. a brother William Winter lives in Pittsburgh. Lewis Longenecker of Montgomery township died January 21 at age 60, leaving a widow and children, with funeral at Stifthactan Church and burial in I. O. F. Cemetery Cherry Tree. siblings listed.
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Valerian Winter
St. Joseph Church
Father Valerian
Erie
St. Vincent's, Latrobe
St. Vincent's College
Baltimore
Crabtree
Order of St. Benedict
St. Vincent’s
William Winter
Pittsburgh
Lewis Longenecker
Montgomery Township
Cherry Tree
David
Essie Butterbaugh
Arcadia
Zelia and
Hazell
Indiana
H¢é
Abraham Longenecker
Mary Dishong
Hillsdale
Catharine Nisewonger
Dora Nisewonger
Kittanning
Sti Fhactan
Scranton officials linked to slot machine probe indicted
Higher ups of police and other officials charged with enforcing the law are indicted for conspiracy to set up and operate slot machines. Former Mayor E B Jermyn and Sheriff Omer C Davis head a list of accused officials with ties to the syndicate. A hotel burglary later targeted auditors reviewing implicated accounts, stealing evidence.
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E.B. Jermyn
Scranton
Jermyn
Omer C.’ Davis
Lackawanna
James Arigoni
James Henshaw
E. C. Newcomb
Herman J. Friend
Civil Service Commission
William G. Payton
Dunmore
John J. Burke
Burgess James F. Klally
Mayfield
Wasco Terpack
Edward Shallock
Joseph Maholic
Olyphant
Stephen Pollock
Throop
Underworld
Perlons
Johnstown Elects D Webster Saylor as Mayor
Johnstown City Council ended a deadlock and unanimously chose D Webster Saylor to fill the vacancy created by Joseph Cauffiel's removal after a conviction for official misconduct. Saylor will serve until January 1982 and immediately resigns from the school board and recreation commission. Calvin Overdorff to swear in as acting mayor. Others in the region noted as visitors and travelers in this brief city notice.
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Johnstown
D. Webster Saylor
Joseph Cauffiel
Hia
Municipal
Church Notes Outline of Sunday Services and Revivals
A compact survey of area church activities listing times for services Sunday morning and evening, programs for youth and choirs, baptisms, revival services, and catechetical classes across several denominations including First Baptist, Zion Lutheran, Free Methodist, St Bernard's Catholic, and Trinity Lutheran along with notes on specific sermon titles and musical selections.
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He. Young
People's Christian
Union
First Baptist
Arthur B. Fowler
Bible School
Jesus
Mornday
Robert L. Clark
Rogers
Young People’s Forum
James Buchheit
Christ
Zion Lutheran
B. F. Hieber
Harris
H. W. Armstrong
St. Bernard's
N. P. ‘MeNelis
Christian Science
Church of God
W. C.T. U. Hall
H. W. Miller
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Salvation Army
William MacTavish
Philadelphia Street
Pasor
Trinity
Lutheran
Homer
City
Charles E. Held
Luther Chapel
Coral
Charles E. Heki
Christ Episcopal
Roger Charnock
Methodist Episcopal
J. A. Me. Carney
Shaw
Epworth League
Whippet Cars to Be Reduced in Price
Effective January 22 a price cut of 45 to 50 dollars on all 1930 Whippet four cylinder models was announced by L A Miller of Willys Overland Inc This move makes Whippet the lowest priced four door sedan in America and signals growing economy benefits for low price car buyers The new Whippet prices list sedan 585 sedan deluxe 645 coupe two passengers 525 coupe rumble seat 556 roadster two passenger 475 roadster rumble seat 506 coach 5265 collegiate roadster 545 touring 478 and commercial chassis
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L. A. Miller
Willys- Overland, Inc
Willys-Overland
America
Birthday Party in Rocco Home Honors Eleventh Guest
Mistress Margaret Rocco of Homer City was the guest of honor at a birthday party for her eleventh birthday held at her parents home, Mr and Mrs James Rocco. Guests included Elden Rider Wilda Worcester Martha Roser Romina Roser Phyllis Robertson William Robertson Nellie Stormer Edward Potts Mary Shearer Dariel Robertson Betty Jeane Pratto Mildred Priester Thomas Kinter Domenik Oliverio Jessie Oliverig Eloise Johnston Kier Campbell Pauline Brilhart Lois De Vries William Lowman and James Rocco Jr.
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Margaret Rocco
Homer City
James Rocco
Elden Rider
Wilda Worcester
Martha Roser
Romina Roser
Phyllis’ Robertson
William Robertson
Mildred Priester
Thomas’ Kinter
Domenik Oliverio
Jessie Oliverig
Eloise Johnston
Kier Campbell
Pauline Brilhart
Lois de Vries
William Lowman
James Rocco, Jr
Bedding and Upholstery Paper Threats to Health and Wallets
Miss Elizabeth Daugherty of Rossiter presented a talk on Bedding and Upholstery at State Teachers College, with a display and motion pictures showing unsafe filling materials. Fred W. Wyble and H. D. Snitzer of the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry explained labeling laws, health safeguards, and penalties for unmarked secondhand goods, noting inspectors statewide and examples of improper fillings.
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Elizabeth Daugherty
Rossiter
State Teachers College
Fred W. Wyble
H. D. Snitzer
Department of Labor and Industry
Bureau of
Bureau of Labor and Industry
Pennsylvania
Stewart Gets Co M T C News
Alexander M. Stewart, county chairman of the Citizens Military Training Camps, announced that recruitment begins after mid February for a 1930 program to train 45,000 youths nationwide. In the Third Corps Area 4,700 will be trained across seven camps with improved facilities. application blanks are available at J. M. Stewart & Co.
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Alexander M. Stewart
Citizens Military Training Camps
United States
Third Corps
Pennsybvag
J. M. Stewart
Guards seize fine liquors in Wildwood Coast Guard raid
In Wildwood Crest, New Jersey, the sloop Margaret A carrying about 600 cases of fine liquors was seized by U S Coast Guardsmen. The vessel and cargo are valued in the thousands of dollars and were stored here after the crew escaped in the darkness. Part of the rum was dumped on the wharf near the Wildwood Yacht Club. Federal officials listed the ship as the property of Gottlieb Anderson of Wildwood.
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Wildwood
N. J
Ins
Margaret A
U. S. Coast Guardsmen
Wildwood Crest
U. S. Coast Guarda
Wildwood Yacht Club
Gottieb Anderson
Friday Visitors Pack County Offices and Rail Work Progress
J A George of Center township and several road supervisors from Green township called on the County Treasurer and County Commissioners. Detectives, constables, and local officials visited Conemaugh. Turner Streams and Samuel Kring traveled on business to Uniontown and White township. Justice of the Peace John F Johnston from Saltsburg and J E Luther from West Wheatfield attended to Friday business. Waynesburg reports progress on extending the third rail on the Washington narrow gauge line in Waynesburg.
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J. A. George
Center Township
F. Cg, Sensebaugh
Commodore
Leroy Bee
Stafford
W. W. Moorhead
Dixonville
Green Township
Harry Koozer
Thomas’ Moorhaad
Conemaugh
Alex Dick
Blacklick Township
Turner Streams
Department of Animal Industry
Uniontown
Samuel Kring
Connellsville
Clarence Williams
Luther Willame
White Township
John F. Johnston
Saltsburg
Indiana
J. A. Dixon
Conemaugh Township
J. E. Luther
West Wheatfeld Township
Waynesburg
Washington
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W. S. Orner
James Stevens
Russell Orner
D. G. Orner
Thomas Frantz
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Rocco
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