Blairville Photographic Company’s Local History
A Blairville photo company was conceived by local businessmen thirty five years ago and formed next morning with incorporators Freeman Wilkinson Thomas H Maher Dr J R B Carson Milton Kerr Edgar J Graff Jas M Harvey John Graff and A B McCabe Only Wilkinson Maher and F J Graff remain alive from the original incorporators Freeman Wilkinson served as manager for years followed by G E Crist About twenty years ago The company opened the first exchange in the Brown Building then moved to East Market and Stewart streets and later to the Blairsville Telephone Company building at South Stewart and Brown streets in 1925 The exchanges and offices were housed in a large two story brick structure costing over forty thousand dollars Continued on Page 8 Cal 2.
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Lawrenceville Here Tonight Duel Draws Local Clout
The Lawrenceville matchup returns with locals aiming to outplay the visiting team on their floor. A change in on court work and steadier shooting are noted as keys. The prelim features Reserves vs Kellysburg at 7:30, with tickets on sale at 7:18 and the main game to follow promptly.
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Pneumonia Forefront in Deaths Says Dr Miner
Dr Miner warns pneumonia remains a leading killer in Pennsylvania. He urges reducing contact and opportunities for infection, noting 11,918 Pennsylvanians died of pneumonia in 1925, more than all deaths from TB and other diseases combined. He calls for immediate prevention efforts.
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Gazette
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Miner
Ben
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Two Firemen Killed in New York Blaze
A seven story loft building on George Street in New York’s Lower East Side collapsed trapping and killing two firemen Edward Fox and John Graue of the New Yorker. A third fireman Joseph Heslin was buried alive and five others were seriously injured as debris坋 fell during the blaze and rescue efforts.
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Georck Street
Lower East Side
Edward Fox
John Graue
New Yorker
Joseph Heslin
Engine Company No. 9
Heslin
Pneumonia Reporting Rule Adopted by State Health Board
The Advisory Health Board of the Pennsylvania Department of Health meeting in Harrisburg on December 21 1926 adopted a rule to safeguard life and control commonable diseases. All forms of pneumonia are declared notifiable and must be reported by attending physicians with specified qualifiers such as lobar bronchial or para.
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State Department of Health
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Health
Department of Health
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Death claimed Mrs Campbell in Indiana community
An obituary notes Mrs Campbell born June 14 1859 on the Martin homestead and died after a long life in Indiana. Funeral services are set for Monday January 41 at St Bernard s Church with burial in St Bernard s Cemetery. Also noted Samuel Lanzy 88 died in Indiana Hospital from blood poisoning caused by an infected hand with full obituary forthcoming.
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Samuel Lanzy
Indiana Hospital
Dance Contest at Ritz Tonight Shines with Performances
A Ritz stage show features dancers Ella Mack Wayne Mc Veigh and the Keaton twins delivering lively numbers including Sis Hopkins and a limber Scarecrow solo. Bob Ott hosts a Charleston and Black Bottom contest with about twenty entrants. Prizes include a 20 gauge Remington shotgun and a trip to Bob's Lake Champlain camp.
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Wayne McVeigh
Ella Mack
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Bob
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Punjabis Arrive in Shanghai With New Troop Contingent
Jan 28 Shanghai reports a fresh 240 strong Punjabi troop contingent arriving from Hongkong aboard the Empress of Canada. They marched to barracks amid notable foreign resident interest. a prior 233-member group landed yesterday. Also arriving were fifteen American missionaries with families from Chungking. Chinese refugees from Jingpo seek safety amid Cantonese control fears in Chekiang.
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Hi-Y Conference Close With Sessions And Farewells
Continued coverage of the two day Hi-Y Conference includes a conference dinner, devotional periods, and talks on obligations to girlhood and government. Delegates attend basketball events in Indiana, with Sunday sessions focusing on church life and the Way of Living.
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Police Probe Girl Death in Hollis Queens
New York Jan 28 Miss Marion Hunt a 20 year old woman was found dead from a bullet wound on her porch in Hollis Queens Police launched an investigation to determine if she was murdered Robert Callahan passing on his way to work found her and an ambulance surgeon said she died from a bullet in her left temple.
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Hollis
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Public Health Quarantine Section Read Aloud
Section 2 lists diseases including encephalitis lethargica anthrax erysipelas glanders and pneumonia in all forms. It requires isolation until recovery or death and, if isolation is not possible, placarding the premises and quarantining the household under health authority supervision.
Court house to be repaired and expanded plan outlined
The plan details a three story courthouse redesign with a community room on the first floor and county offices on the second and third floors. A balcony will expand seating, and new judge chambers, district attorney offices, jury spaces, and women juror quarters are included. Financing via short term bonds, about one mill tax, and street grading replace the Pickering street entrance. Rehabilitation cited as overdue and unsanitary. Charlotte Mills denies subpoena in Browning case and says she only consulted with Browning's lawyers.
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Today
International News Service
Browning
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U M W Convention Moves to Bar Radicals and Raise Officers
Delegates led by President John L Lewis prepare to approve a constitutional bar against radicals and to raise international officers' salaries, with Mr Lewis possibly receiving up to $20,000. The gathering weighs 244 wage and 244 other resolutions as debates slow and costs reach about $20,000 daily. President William Green of the AFL is slated to speak this afternoon as committee reports are delayed.
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Ku Klux Klan
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Explosion at Greensburg home injures Gepinski family
In Standard near Greensburg Pennsylvania an early morning explosion of a small motion picture projector burned five Gepinski family members. Joseph younger man operated the machine when heat from an oil lamp caused the film to explode. One boy, Frank Gesinaki, 16, suffered severe facial and body burns. Damage to the Frick Coal Co owned house was slight.
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Standard
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Mt. Pleasant
Stalle
Andrew
Soph Gesinski
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iGepinski
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Points on People visiting Indiana friends in Thursday lineup
A long list of residents from Biafraville Mt Vernon Til Punxsutawney and nearby towns shopped or visited Indiana Thursday. Notables include Mrs Frank Smith Mrs Addie Un capher Sheriff Malcolm Mrs Den nia Barrett Stockdale and several others from Cresson Glen Campbell Blairsville and Johnstown as they called on friends attended business or visits. Maj C Mclain Spanish American War Veterans addressed McKinley commemorations in Philadelphia.
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Biafraville
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Mt. Vernon, Til
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Imaj.c
McLain
Philadelphia
William B. McKinley
Majestic Hotel
Victor Radio Concert Tonight with Metropolitan stars
Giovanni Martinelli tenor and Lucrezia Bori soprano of the Metropolitan Opera join cellist Pablo Casals for the Victor Talking Machine Co third radio concert. The Victor Salon orchestra led by Nathaniel Shilkret performs tonight at 9 p m EST, heard on WEAF WCAE and KDKA Pittsburgh.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
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