Music program in the high school expands with bands and choirs
The school introduces instrument courses for all pupils, with 190 students starting in three months. One hundred twenty high school students receive free instruction, while 70 pupils in grades 4 through 6 study with external instructors. Three junior orchestras form and a saxophone band grows. The concert schedule includes two performances on February 4 with tickets at ten or twenty five cents.
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Fegar
Cive
Venty
Eleanorton
Harland Mitchell
Rent Teachers’ Association
Newy
One Year Enlistments Now Effective Here
Wyoming and other men are being recruited for one year enlistments. Selected volunteers will be sent to San Francisco via the Panama Canal on a 5000 mile voyage. Quotas are limited, and those seeking details on pay schools promotion retirement should contact the recruiting station in Indiana Pa inside the Post Office Building.
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Wyoming
San Francisco
Panama Canal
Indiana
Alcohol leak focus drives Philadelphia permit reforms
The article details a push to reorganize the Philadelphia office handling alcohol permits. Treasury officials say about 5,060,000 gallons of alcohol are diverted annually to bootlegging in Philadelphia, feeding a regional rum trust and shipping byproducts to the Midwest and South. A Butler, Pennsylvania congressman condemns Anti Saloon League tactics and urges churches to lead in enforcing Prohibition.
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Andrews
Rum Trust
East
Middle West
South
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Butler
Washington
Anti-Saloon League
Thos i Fw. Phillips, Jr
League
Weekly Stock Review faces mixed market for motor and specialty stocks
The week saw a buoyant rally in specialty stocks after bears pressured Steel and other industrials. Traders expect more merger activity in oil companies and possible moves in railroad stocks, while overall market action remained narrow and sentiment cautious as earnings and dividend signals dominated speculation.
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Cousins
U.S
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Wall Street
Shorts
Pacific
Standard of California
Barnsdall, Waite
Phillips
Simms
Blairsville Kiwanis Meet and Local Notices
Blairsville hosts a Burns program at the Jamison Hotel with R Einstein speaking and student musicians, while attendees include Elizabeth Agnew Katherine Wineman Robert Hill William Archibald and Charles Cousins. The meeting led by S W Miller included prize details and plans for March banquet. Belon fined ten dollars for parking by a fire hydrant. Scout Court of Honor canceled due to cold weather with February third Friday rescheduled.
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Regu
Blairsville
Kiwanis Club
Jamison Hotel
S. W. Miller
Robert Burns
R. Einstein
Burns
Elizabeth Agnew
Katherine Wineman
Robert Hill
William Archibald
Charles Cousins
Charles H. Moore
Paul Waters
Indiana Kiwanians
Board of Directors
Boy Scout Organization
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Evangelist to Preach Evenings and Miss DeBuer to Sing
Church notes announce a well known Canadian evangelist will preach each evening and Miss Magda lene DeBuer will sing the gospel. Audiences have been good and many report spiritual benefit. Evening services run daily except Saturday at 7 30 o clock. Regular notices include Methodist Episcopal and Rev. Q B Emerson. Sunday School at 9 45.
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Alrady
Methodist Episcopal
Q. B. Emerson
Debated coal strike proposals aim at five year pacts
Two new plans were presented to the anthracite committee in Philadelphia to settle the coal strike. Operators favor a five year pact with immediate resumption and a Hughes-appointed board for deadlock, while miners urge a five year deal with wage scale kept until 1928 and a fact finding panel including Hughes, Davis, and Pinchot.
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INS
Philadelphia
Anthracite Committee of
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Roosevelt
Charles Evans Hughes
Charles E. Hughes
James J. Davis
Gifford
John J. Davis
Secretary of Labor
New York
Gas Blast Destroys Buildings In Pittsburgh Area
A gas main eruption caused a blast that destroyed the Ballasg and Farr buildings, with flames spreading to nearby homes and the Union Railroad building. Dozens of workers and families were displaced, bodies and injuries taken to local services as Braddock and East Pittsburgh fire crews battled the blaze for two hours.
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Farr
Union Railroad
Electric
Pittsburgh
Braddock
North Braddock
East Pittsburch
Fifth Series Stock Authorized by Building And Loan
At the annual meeting held Tuesday evening January 19 1928 a new stock series named the Fifth Series was authorized and will be open for subscription until March 15 1926. Information may be obtained from Secretary F C McClure Bible School 10 00 Worship 14 00.
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E. D. Ferguson
Bible School
Free Methodist
B. Richardson
First United Presbyterian
Indiana
J. C. Pinkerton
P.O. U
B. Kemper
Pittsburgh
P. CG
Hell
F.C. McClure
Grounds For Divorce Farce From A Parson’s Court
A dialogue driven court sketch features a wife and husband debating divorce as they argue about presence at home and the idea of marriage to a parson. The exchange touches on affectionate banter and social expectations of partnership.
Death notices from Plumville and surrounding towns
Death claims Alex Thompson at Plumville and David Y Potts of Rochester Mills and Indians, with service details. Dan H Rowe, longtime Pittsburgh native, dies in Youngstown hospital. survivors include wife Noya V. Rowe and church affiliation noted. Partial lines mention further family and a funeral at a Plumville residence.
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Alex Thompson
Plumville
Dan H. Rowe
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
St. Elizabeth Hospital
People Moving About Indiana Area in Snowy Week
Reports from Indiana detail visits and social calls by numerous residents including Mrs A A Simpson, Mr and Mrs H B Donaldson, Mrs Charles Philippi, and Rev C B Emerson. The text also notes deaths of Conaughey and Michael Gabelli with burial plans and legal steps in ongoing shooting case.
New York Stock Quotation Reported by A E Masten Co
A E Masten & Co reports stock quotations from the Vanderfrigt Building in Pittsburgh detailing prices and market movements for New York listings. The brief bulletin notes notable shifts and sector performance impacting investors.
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A. E. Masten & Co
Vanderfrigt
Pittsburgh, Pa
Five of Family Are Found Dead in Cleveland
Police investigated the death of Arthur Fulvi and his four children after neighbors found the bodies at the Fulvi home. Mrs Veravi and her daughter Jeanne escaped as police awaited chemists reports to decide between murder or accidental poisoning.
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Catherine Decker
Kansas
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T. B. Decker
Chicago
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Sacramento
Gal
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Kan
Cleveland
Arthur Fulvi
Fulvi
Veravi
Jeanne
Harpsichord Recital Delights Indiana Audience
Mme Wanda Lannokska performed the harpsichord at the Normal School last evening in Indiana. Bach's Capriccio on the Departure of His Beloved Brother stood out for its descriptive, unique character. Interludes on piano complemented the program, making the recital a rare evening of delight.
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Indiana
Mme
Wanda Lannokska
Bach
Caproccilo
Charles XI
Planes Drop Food to Sailors in Lake Michigan Ice
Muskegon Michigan January report says rescuers battle a third storm as planes drop fuel and food to about 115 sailors trapped on boats in Lake Michigan. The fishing lugs Helen N and Tidian remain frozen with three and two men aboard. Two car ferries Graund Haven and Milwaukee each carry 20 men, and the steamer Alabama aids efforts to free trapped logs, with a 4 man crew onboard.
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Nere
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Tidian
Graund Haven
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Dee
Game Birds Hunger Amid Snow Call for Feeding Help
In snow covered county ground game birds struggle to feed. Residents are urged to feed birds in county sections. State Game Commission will compensate feeders. Pittsburgh theatre project at Sixth Street and Penn Avenue valued at 2,500,000.
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State Game Commission
Pittsburgh
Marcus Loew
Sixth St
Penn Avenue
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