Med Society meeting highlights Cleveland Clinic talks
A Tri County Medical Society gathering at Indiana Country Club drew about 100 physicians and guests. Skilful talks by Cleveland Clinic leaders covered focal infection relations to systemic diseases gall bladder and liver, jaundice signs, and gall bladder duct operation outcomes. An Easton doctor spoke on public health legislation for physician protection. visiting doctors came from Elk Allegheny Armstrong and Center Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County Medical Society
Clearfield
Jefferson
Indiana
Thendiana Country Club
Justin M. Waugh
Cleveland Clinic
John Phillips
George W. Crile
Paul Correll
Easton
Elk
Allegheny
Armstrong
Center Counties
Electricity to Be Extended from Punxsutawney to Covode
Construction will start early next week on an A G and E line from Punxsutawney to Covode and Marchand after a re survey shifted the route east of the Wingert farm. Poles from Summerville and Bell Telephone will be reused. Estimated cost is 7000 dollars. Forty one customers have contracted for service and free right of way was granted by farmers along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingert
Carr Farm
Summerville
Bell Telephone
Marchand
Covode
Punxsey
Marriage Is Announced For James Smith Jr and Carrie Blasm
Announcement records the marriage Tuesday evening at 7 30 oclock of James Smith Jr of Indiana and Carrie Blasm of Arvona. Rev Dr B F Bieber officiated at Zion Lutheran parsonage using the ring service. Smith works at the S and R Garage. Carrie Blasm previously worked for King Leather. They will reside on West Water Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith, Jr
Indiana
Carrie Blasm
Arvona
B. F. Bieber
Zion Lutheran Parsonage
Smith
S. and R
Two Couples Marry in Ebensburg and Indiana Couples
Two couples wed by Squire Walter H. Jackson at his office on Sixth Street and Nixon Way. Walton Leroy Stephens and Isabella Brigetta Clark of Ebensburg wed, and John James Watkins and Rose Nutz of Indiana wed. Also notes a Pine Flats hall festival on Saturday July 14 and a Trugal reunion set for August 2 at the Fair Grounds, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Walter H. Jackson
Sixth Street
Nixon Way
Walton Leroy Stephens
Isabella Brigetta Clark
Ebensburg
John James Watkins
Rose Nutz
Indiana
Funeral for A. R. Peacock in Pittsburgh
Funeral arrangements announced for Alexander R. Peacock former Carnegie partner. He will be buried at Homewood Cemetery near the former Peacock mansion. Peacock died yesterday in New York at age 68, part of Carnegie era associates with Schwab and others. His body was brought to Pittsburgh last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Alexander R. Peacock
Andrew Carnegie
Homewood Cemetery
Peacock
Charles Schwab
Carnegie
New York
Ruffner Taken In Auto Theft Case
J Earl Ruffner of town was jailed on charges of stealing the Oakland touring car owned by R P Longwill of 910 Water street from his garage about three weeks ago. He recently served time for larceny and auto theft and confessed the car was stolen by Clyde Crossman who took his wife. Officers seek the car in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Earl Ruffner
R. P. Longwill
Waterstreet
Ruffner
Allegheny County
Clearfield
Indiana
Milton Lawrence
Millwood
O'Connell
Allen and
Connor
Clyde Crossman
Pittsburgh
Flood Toll Rises in Brooke County West Virginia
West Virginia was hit by a devastating storm with one drowning reported as Buffalo Creek overflowed. Damages exceed 100000 dollars with nearly half a million dollars in economic losses. Beechbottom power plant and railroad foundations sustained major flood damage as Brooke County awaited recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsburg
W. Va
INS
Brooke County
American Gas and Electric Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
All Day Meet at Rich Hill Revival Church
A Rich Hill Wesleyan Methodist Church revival continues with interest and success as the all day meeting runs Sunday from 10 a.m. Sunday School to 8 p.m. evangelistic sermon. Attendees are invited to stay for lunch and the Baptismal service in the afternoon. Evangelist C. G. McKinley preaches a straight gospel amid rejoicing by the congregation and pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Hill Wesleyan Methodist Church
C. G. McKinley
Rich Hill
Modern School of Music Enrolls Fast in Blairsville
The Modern School of Music on Market Street Blairsville opened midweek and reports rapid enrollment. Violin, banjo, guitar and ukulele are taught under R. H. Morgan at Blairsville and Homer Schools, with limited spaces left before enrollment closes. Riggs-Fresh coffee featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern School of Music
Market Street
Blairsville
Homer
R. H. Morgan
Seven Convicted Executed In Kentucky Jail
Eddyville Ky July 18 Seven men four whites and three blacks all convicted of murder went to death in the electric chair at the State Penitentiary after midnight. The executions began with the white men and concluded with the three black prisoners with the last death at 2 25 A M The condemned were Milford Lawson Orlando Seymour Charles Mitra Hascite Dockery William Moore James Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Vilue
State Penitentiary
Milford Lawson
Corbin, Key
Orlando Seymour
Touwisville
Charles P. Mitra
St. Louisa
Black Friday for Hen Adopts Thirteen Turtles in Barnyard
Lancaster Ohio July 18. The little red hen at Charles George’s Pleasantville farm became foster mother to thirteen snapping turtles after a 32 day setting on eighteen eggs found near a riverbank. The scene captures a quirky farmyard event as the hatchlings await care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Ohio
Todey
Charles George
Pleasantville
Fairfield County
County Borough and Properties to Care for Rest
A special meeting of the Indiana Borough Council discussed a new plan by the State Highway Department for paving North Fourth Street from Oak Street to the Borough line. The plan calls for the state to fund the central 18 feet of concrete, the borough to cover 18 feet plus curb, extending the street to the concrete road at Bryan's Hill, with total costs and responsibilities outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
John S. Taylor
State Highway Department
North Fourth Street
Oak Street
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
Bryan's Hill
New Victim of Niagara Falls Found on Luna Island
Niagara Falls police reported a third death by suicide within four days after discovering a girl's coat and hat with an unsigned farewell note on Luna Island. The note read I can't live alone any longer and Tell my people in Glenhaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
INS
Luna Island
Glenhaven
European Movies Are Televisioned to This Country
New York July 13 Another step in television development announced by Bell Telephone laboratories engineers. They transmitted outdoor scenes over the television circuit with actors boxing and dancing on a roof appearing clearly on another lab floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INI
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Report Erred Psalmgren May Still Be Alive
Berlin reports claim Oslo circles discuss arresting General Umberto Nobile upon Norway entry and trying him for manslaughter over the Stalin disaster. The Welt Am Abend cites liner reaction with fear of lynching. Soviet Kragsin dispatches say Malmgren’s death report was in error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psalmgren
Berlin
INS
Welt Am Abend Today
Oslo
Umberto Nobile
Norway
Nobile
Brookville Golfer Nets First Hole in One on Friday the Thirteenth
Brookville Pa July 13 Michael Miller of Brookville survived a string of superstitions to score a 177 yard hole in one during a tournament with the Ridgway Golf Team. It marks the first recorded hole in one on the local course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville
Michael Miller
Mike
Esterday
Ridgway Golf
Five Motor Kings in a Battle for Hoover Campaign
Republican readers push Henry Ford to back Herbert Hoover, aiming to counter John J. Raskob’s support for Al Smith. Ford’s possible public endorsement and potential campaign influence loom as Hoover prepares to form his strategy after returning from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
al Smith
General Motors
Raskob
Motor Kings
WM U.K. Hutchinson C
INS
Washington
Henry Irord
Auto Croesus
Bart
Herbert Hoover
White House
General Motora Corporation
Alfred E. Smith
Ford
Hoover
Kansas City
Republi
Hoovey
Ruskob
Smith
Raskab
Rasked
Raske
General Motors Corporation
Motor King
Thaco
California
Commerce
Tomarroaw
West
Coolidge
Thompson in a New Trouble in Untontown
Jogah V. Thompson, a onetime coal operator, judged in contempt of court by Alien J. S. Dawson of Mayette County Orphans Court. Thompson must pay 216,477 to the Nicholls estate by September or go to jail until restitution. Thompson and his brother Willian previously trustees of the Nicholls estate. Nicholls was father of the Princess of Thurn and Taxis. beneficiaries alleged misuse of estate funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TNS
Jogah
Relax and win: Jane Carroll joins Metropolitan Opera
Miss Jane Carroll formerly of Louisville and Reading announces her engagement with the Metropolitan Opera. She credits relaxation as key to success, preferring chess and reading over workouts. Born in Louisville, she overlooks sports in favor of a measured approach, despite a toothache dulling her joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jane Carroll
Louisville
Reading
The
Metropolitan
Miss Carvall
Dinger Daugherty Believes Friday the 13th Jinx Follows Plane
M R Dinger Daugherty of New Martinsville West Virginia a legless and one armed aviator remains convinced a Friday the thirteenth jinx haunts his aircraft as he plans future flights. He and Bob Carrell Latrobe airport manager crashed near Elizabeth Township while delivering a plane Carroll sold to a Pittsburgh man. Daugherty has previously landed his craft in this region after departing Moundsville for New York last Saturday. During an earlier flight he tore a wing from the West Virginian, his plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
M. R
Dinger’ Daugherty
New Martinsville
W. Va
Dinger
Pennsylvania
Bob Carrell
Latrobe
Elizabeth Township
Carrell
Moundsville
New York
Band Concert This Evening on Water Street
Water Street between Fifth and Ninth Streets hosts a band concert at 8 p.m. The program includes Victory of a Nation, Moses, Fox Trot There Must Be a Silver Tuning, A Kitten in the Cat Soup, Eisenberg March, Silver Pets, Losey Barn Danse, Ang Bannington Waltz Was It a Dream. Featured accordionist James Stewart and performers Norceley and Cogswell. audience may enjoy Trombone, Trumpet, and banner procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
Fignth
Ninth Street
Moses
James Stewart
Eisenberg
Silver Pets
Losey
Ang Bannington
Avccardion
Norceley
Norceley. “Lasgus" Trombtone
Pilmare
Quicketep
Monirone
Cogswell
Scar Spangied Banner
States Reunion at Aaron States Grove Near Rossier
The eighth annual States family reunion will be held on Thursday the 28th in the Aaron States grove near Rossier. Everyone is welcome. Local readers are invited to bring paint problems for the experts and gain insight from long experience. M. Stewart & Co advertises paint services and a nearby eating place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Indiana
States
Aaron States Grove
Rossier
Daly
M. Stewart & Co
Obituary notes from Indiana hospital death and child burn
Obituary notes recount a six year old girl Alize Sowa of Iselin dying from severe burns after a boy, Frank, set a burning box alight near their home. Her mother Mary tried to help but the fire fatally burned the child. Funeral services at Iselin Roman Catholic Cemetery. Also noted is death of Mrs. Mary Grace Carnahan in Indiana hospital after an operation. She formerly lived in Parkwood and Vandergrift and resided in Indiana for seven years. She is survived by her father W. A. Silvis, husband Wilbur Carnahan, and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alies
Albert
Sophia Sowa
Iseling
Indiana
Sonna Mary
Frank
Alize
Iselin
Indiana Hospital
Mary Grace (Silvis) Carnahan
Wilbur Carnahan
Parkwood
Vandergrift
First United Presbyterian Church
W. A. Silvis
Grant Street
Marion Center Club Hosts Plumville Visitors Tea
The Cur rent Events Club of Marion Center hosted Pleasant Valley Club members from Plumville for a pink and white tea at Mrs H J Thompson’s home. A program featured America the Beautiful, contests with Plumville victors, and prizes to several hosts. Lunch followed with aides listed, hosting guests including Mrs James Cochran and Mrs Edward Welch among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
Pleasant Valley Club
Plumville
H. J. Thompson
America
Beautiful
David Douds
William Moore
Charles Cochran
Edward Welch
Thompson
H. Jones
J. ©. McCormick
Paul J. Strautiff
J. A. Jarvis
B.W. Thomas
Anna Mabon
James Cochran
Colliit
William Moors
George Edwards
Estate to Mission Society in Stahl Will
A nearly $100,000 estate from Dr. Sidney S. Stahl of Connellsville is bequeathed to the United Christian Church Missionary Society. The will directs conversion of the estate into fish and two thirds of the food to the Missionary Society, with one third to the widow and his daughter Bessie. A $1,000 grant is set for the Young Mission in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
United Christian Church Missionary Society
Sidney S. Stahl
Connellsville
Kila S. Stahl
Bessie
Stahl
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Crile, Waugh and Phillips
Cleveland
Punxsy
Pine Flats Hall
Bigee Costa
Riggs
A. R. Peacock
West Virginia
Jonh J. Raskob
Kentucky
Huffman
Jardine Ill
Agriculture Jardine
Alaska
Moscow
Tresh
Kragsin
Finn Malmgren
Inger
Jinx
Rigge
Iselin Lass
Mrs
Marion Center Club
Plumville Club
Moore Hotel
Auto Parts Co
Rite Theatre
Coldwell
Pacag
J. M. Stewart Co
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