Clymer Plans Bridge Jubilee
A public meeting in Clymer gathered at the municipal building on July 11 to plan a bridge opening linking Clearfield and Indiana counties and routes Lakes to Sea, Wm. Penn and Lincoln highways. The next meeting is set for July 25. W. W. N. Templeton elected president and permanent chairman. H. C. Clayton secretary. H. H. Hetrick treasurer. Committees appointed include Publicity, Speakers, and Finance with local civic leaders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. N. Templeton
Clymer Board of Trade
H. C. Clayton
H. H. Hetrick
D. H. Strong
L. P. Marlin
S. Brandwan
Faye Yuckenburg
L. ©. Bence
J. M. Beechey
EB. C. Ake
W. N. Templeton
W. E H. Oakes
Harry.Levinson
Elward Beechey
Yatesboro Youth Drowns In Dam Accident
Harry J. Steim 18, son of Mr and Mrs John J Steim Reyburn township, died after falling about 14 feet from the Yatesboro dam while swimming with Elgin Rhine and James DeMore. He slipped on the dam breast, struck concrete, and died instantly. body taken away by local ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yatesboro
Harry J. Steim
John J. Steim
Reyburn Township
Elgin Rhine
James DeMore
Steim
Mont
Plane Breaks Six World Records in Philadelphia
The XPN-21 seaplane piloted by Lieut. A. W. Gorton set six world records including endurance for 16 hours 89 minutes 51.25 seconds and several speed and range marks, totaling 1,950 miles flown before a revision showed six records surpassed rather than four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Gorton
Flames Strike Sixth Street Building as Smith Escapes
A fire on Sixth Street forces evacuation as Joseph Smith escapes via a ladder. Firefighters report the blaze started in a rear area but containment is improving. No injuries are listed and cause remains under investigation.
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Sixth Street
Joseph Smith
Fire Backdrop Repeats At North Sixth Street Store
At 4:30 this morning a fire again damaged the Indiana Wall Paper and Paint Co store on North Sixth Street. Originating in the basement where a similar blaze started two years prior, flames damaged wallpaper stock and two rafters but were checked before spreading. A barrel of turpentine nearby nearly worsened the fire, and Walter Brown estimates losses around 1500 dollars. Firefighters arrived quickly after a passerby alerted them and prevented further damage beyond the upper floor from smoke. Joseph M. Smith of Messenger Publishing woke to smoke and escaped via the street stairway as the fire drew closer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sixth Street
Indiana Wall Paper and Paint Company
Walter Brown
Messenger Publishing Company
Messenger Printing Establishment
Joseph M. Smith
Adult Poultry Clubs Meet at Court House
The two adult poultry clubs will meet Friday evening July 18 at 8 o clock in the Court House. W H Kaufman returns from Ohio Poultry Week at Wooster with a report and a demonstration on trimming beaks to curb fighting. A film on intestinal parasites will be shown. Members should bring or mail monthly and gummiary sheets to County Agent John Warner and a discussion on a poultrymen's picnic in August will be held.
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Court House
W. H. Kaufman
Wooster
John Warner
Niagara Falls Death Mecca Claims Another Seeker
Niagara Falls N Y July 12 In a grim act a man believed to be Harold M Baillie of East Aurora fell from the American Falls amid crowds of tourists He attempted to grab rocks but the current swept him over A coat with his auto registration and a note to his wife were found on shore a sealed letter also addressed to Mrs Baillie accompanied the find
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
INS
Harold M. Baillie
East Aurora
Una Island
Baillie
Luna Taland
Fish hawk nest removal on ninth fairway vote today
Wildwood New Jersey July 12 MNSS The Board of Governors of the Wildwood Golf Club will vote today on whether to remove a fish hawk nest from a tree on the ninth fairway. Board member William Hunt will vote affirmatively after finding his ball and six others in the hawk nest following a drive yesterday.
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Wildwood
MNSS
Wildwood Golf Club
William Hunt
Hunt
Ether Cleared by September Federal Radio Commission
Federal Radio Commission orders rush hearings on stations, new wavelengths and power allocations, with actions to be completed by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Radio
Commission
Radio Commission targets clean air wave by Sept 1
The Federal Radio Commission moved to clear and order the radio docket by September 1. It will wrap up hearings on 107 stations opposing the July 1 blanket license revocation for 164 smaller outlets by August 1. Final actions on cases expected between July 20 and August 1 with September 1 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Fourth Municipal Band Concert Friday Evening
The Fourth Municipal Band Concert will be played by the Boy Scout Band on Water Street between Eighth and Ninth streets Friday evening at eight o clock. Committee on comfort and good order includes Robert Longwill, Earle Steele, Earl Lightcap, John Campbell, C. K. Greenlee, I. W. Fleming and A. F. Blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Hand
Water Street
Eighth
Ninth Street
Committee On Comfort and Good Order
Robert Longwill
Earle Steele
Earl Lightcap
John Campbell
C. K. Greenlee
I. W. Fleming
A. F. Blessing
Salvation Army Truck to Collect in Indiana Friday
The Salvation Army Social Service Truck from McKeesport will be in Indiana tomorrow, Friday, July 18 to collect papers magazines rags clothing and furniture. All clothing is left at the local corps for relief work in Indiana County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Social Service
McKeesport
Indiana
Corps For Relief Work
Indiana County
Survivors Reach Rescue Ship After 13 Day Ordeal
Mariano and Zappi recount a harrowing 13 day period without food as they endure exhaustion. A rescue ship finally reaches the survivors, bringing relief and joy after a frantic wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariano
Zappi
Rescued Nobile polar party survivors reach Krassin
Two survivors of the Malmgren group were rescued by the ice breaker Krassin after weeks among the Arctic ice. Finn Malmgren is dead from exposure. Captain Mariano is seriously frozen, while Filippo Zappi is well enough to report the captain’s crew carried Prof. Malmgren’s body aboard for burial. The rescue restores hope for remaining Nobile crew stranded near North East Land.
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Moscow
INS
Malmgren
Krassin
Tof
Finn Malmgren
A. Mariano
Filippo Zappi
Cant
Samoyolovich
Heaven
Mariano
Zappi
Malmeren
Samoyolovisa
North East Land
Foyne Island
Nobile
Samoyolevich
Sunday Concert Appeal Denied in Blue Law Test Case
Philadelphia July 12 The State Superior Court denied the appeal of the Commonwealth from a Pittsburgh magistrate court ruling allowing the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra to stage Sunday concerts. Orchestra members had been arrested on warrants charging violation of Sunday blue laws, making this a test of Sabbath law applicability to concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
INS
State Superior Court
Commonwealth
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Buchheit Couple Return From Western Trip
Mr and Mrs H J Buchheit return from a three week western trip visiting Chicago and St Paul where they called on relatives and friends including the Chicago Furniture Market. Z F Buchheit accompanies them to St Paul and plans a month long visit through the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Buchheit
Chicago
St. Paul
Z. F. Buchheit
Hving
Indiana
Carload of linoleum arrives for Indiana Theatre
A carload of linoleum for the new Indiana Theatre building arrived in Indiana through the Bon Ton store. Low bid bidders for the contract are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Theatre
Indiana
Bon Ton
Lindbergh Hushed by North Platte Cafes and Inn
North Platte July 12 Colonel Charles A Lindbergh the famed Lindy came to town and tried to pay a hotel bill and coffee with a twenty cent coin He was not recognized and had to borrow the amount from a cafe clerk A cafe owner said he did not know the name Lindbergh was a stranger to the locals and a room at the hotel proved full forcing him to stay at a rooming house in the night
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North Platte
Neh
INS
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindy
Lindbergh
Ee KO
Inter-County WCTU opens at Ridgeview Park Indiana Pa
The annual Inter-County Institute of the Women s Christian Temperance Union for the Southwestern District of Pennsylvania opened at Ridgeview Park hotel at 10 am. Counties represented include Indiana Westmoreland Cambria Armstrong Fayette Somerset Greene and Washington with officers led by Mrs George W Stoner as president and other district leaders handling programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resairsville
E. J. Gibson
Pittschurch
Asia B. Dillager
Uniontown
Laura 4. Guthrie
Apollo
M. Agnes &J. Clair
Indiana
J. L. Moore
Rockwood
W. C. Hair
Washington County
E. H. Weigel
Johnstown
Mellon sails for Italy on Majestic
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon sailed from New York on the liner Majestic for a two month holiday in Italy. Also aboard was financier J. P. Morgan, bound for Scotland on his annual grouse hunt.
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New York
INS
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Majestic
Italy
J. P. Morgan
Scotland
Drills Well on New Bank Site at Sixth and Philadelphia
S. S. Spicher, a veteran well driller of Indians, completed a well for the new First National Bank at the Sixth and Philadelphia site. Spicher has 41 years of experience in the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Spicher
First National Bank
Sixth
Philadelphia
Mr. Spicher
Hoover Campaign Focuses On Prosperity And Policy
Washington dispatch reports the Republican bid for Hoover centers on prosperity tariffs and the business record of GOP administrations. Farm relief and prohibition become local issues only if campaign policy shifts, with Stanford acceptance speech slated for August 11. Smith's Dems appoint John J. Raskob as finance chief as part of a reform era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. K. Hutchinson
INS
Washington
Republican Party
Herbert Hoover
White House
Hoover
Stanford University
Calif
Alfred FE. Smith
John J. Raskob
Kamp Kook Gasoline Staves Ad Sparks Summer Tours
Kamp Kook Gasoline Staves are pitched for spry travelers this summer in the automotive section. The ad promotes gear described as ideal for young drivers and lists a price from 5.50 dollars. J. M. Stewart & Co. 372x.
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Kamp Kook
J. M. Stewart & Co
Theodore Pantall Fatal Strangulation Case Reported
Theodore Pantall, 18, died from a belt strap used as a noose in a strangulation incident on Wednesday afternoon. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death and await autopsy findings to determine intent and method.
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Theodore Pantall
Despondent youth Ted Pantall dies by his own hand
Theodore Pantall eighteen hangs himself in his mother's house on Clark street after a troubled morning with his sweetheart. Neighbors recall his usual jovial mood though he hinted at alleged infidelity. Friends learned of the tragedy from acquaintances as the afternoon progressed.
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Theodore
Ted") Pantall
James O'Hara
Clark Street
Ted
Squire C. C. McLain
Oak Street
Water Street
Ter
Billy Bennett
Gulf Refining Company
Anal
Bennett
Second
Mrs. O'Hara
Dinger Daugherty Returns to Plan Atlantic Flight
Greensburg Pa July 12. M R Dinger Daugherty the legless and one armed aviator known as the Flying Assessor of New Martinsville West Virginia was to resume his flight to New York today to plan a solo transatlantic attempt. He had been forced down here several days ago and yesterday tried to continue but was turned back by heavy rain and wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes Cains
New York
Bryan
Alfred E. Smith
John J. Basket
Gary
Greensburg
M. R. “Dinger” Daugherty
New Martinsville
W. Va
Daugherty
No Marriage For Amelia Yet Afloat In Headlines
Amelia Earhart, famed first woman to fly the Atlantic, rejects marriage vows citing science over romance. News notes her Boston engagement rumor with Samuel Chapman and highlights her Madison Square Garden radio talk. Other items mention Rexall sales and a Christ Church picnic date shift.
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New York
Amelia Earhart
Atlantic
Samuel Chapman
Boston
Miss Warhart
Wilmer Stultz
Lon Gordon
Radin
M Rarhart
Pastor Appleton Bush Dies at 66 in Tennessee Hospital
Rev. Appleton Bush, a county native born in Brushvalley Township, died at age 66 from apoplexy in a Tennessee hospital. The longtime pastor likely served in local churches and was a familiar figure in regional religious circles. His passing leaves a void in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton Bush
Brushvalley Township
Tennessee Hospital
Obituary notes for Rev Dr Appleton Bash ends campaign endowment
Rev Dr Appleton Bash 66 of Dormont Pittsburgh died early yesterday at Knoxville General Hospital Knoxville Tenn while campaign for a 500000 endowment for Tennessee Wesleyan College Athens Tenn. He was born March 21 1862 in Brushvalley Indiana county eldest of five children to John L Bush. He graduated Allegheny College and later earned doctor of divinity and philosophy degrees. Ordained 1885 in the Methodist Episcopal Church. Served at Arch Strist Church Northside First Church Beaver Sewickley Waynesburg and in 1918 became executive ae...
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Tennessee Wesleyan College
Athens
Tenn
Appleton Bash
Dormont
Pittsburgh
Knoxville General Hospital
Knoxville
Bash
Brushvalley Township
Indiana County
John L. Bush
Indiana
W.D. Bush
Washington Street
Milleraville Normal School
Allegheny College
Mt. Union College
Bush
Methodisl Episcopal Church
Churgh
Northside
Firat
Beaver
Sewickley
First
Waynesburg
Aec
Rossiter Bride Mary Strachan Marries Edward Mahoney in Cleveland
Miss Mary Elizabeth Strachan of Rossiter, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Strachan, wed Dr. Edward James Mahoney of Trenton, N J, in a June 14 ceremony at the Haugh Congregational Church of Cleveland Ohio. The bride is a trained nurse from Punxsutawney hospital and later worked at Hahnemann and Woman's Southern hospitals in Philadelphia. Dr Mahoney is the grandson of Mrs Ella Rees of Trenton New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Strachan
William Strachan
Rossiter
Edward James Mahoney
BR. J. Mahoney
Trenton
N. J
Cleveland
H. Samuel Fritnch
Haugh Congregational Church
Miss Strachan
Judge Thomson Considered for Senate Run in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh July 12 Judge W H S Thomson of the Federal Court weighs a Democratic proposal to run for United States Senator against David A Reed. He gave no commitment and will study the plan for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
W. H. S. Thomson
Federal Court
United States
David A. Reed
Thomson
Homer City Team Plays Tonight At East End Diamond
This evening at 3:80 on the East ad diamond the crack Homer City Independents cross bats with East End in a game. A Purchase Line reunion of old Purchase Line Academy students will be held on the Academy grounds Thursday August 16. Riggs advertising and cooling products featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
East End
Purchase Line
Purchase Tine Academy
Academy
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Harry F. Steim
Riggs
Christian Church
Auto Parts Co
Ritz Theatre
James M. Bryan & Co
Social Service
NEW Theatre
W. G
Ridgeview Park
Blairsville
Ralph C. Brown
Fir of
Cummings
SEC. Mellon
Rexall
M. W. Trainer
Herbert Aiken
Aiken
Cliffside
Wilson
Dinger
Amelia
Vata
M. Bryan & Go
Christ Church
Mary E. Strachan
Edward J. Mahoney
Senate
Atax
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