Local auditor swindles A and P store in WPUNXSUTAWNEY
A stranger represented himself as an auditor for the A and P Company at the Ma Honing and South Penn streets store. He gained Miss Elizabeth Dacy's trust by inspecting books and cash, then vanished after leaving a shortfall of 29.63 dollars. Manager Lucien Dangol confirmed the loss and the man’s failure to return despite repeated promised visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wpunxsutawney
Miss Dacy
Dangor
Dacy
Company F Drill and Camp Life Report
Company F continues page 1 coverage with drill marches and lectures on military hygiene and camp sanitation. Soldiers march seven miles back from squad problems, pack rolling practice, washing clothes, and equipment cleaning. Lt Oakes visits cooks and bakers school to learn cinnamon rolls. Sergeant Bartlebaugh struggles for rest due to lack of purple chevrons for pajamas. Bill Ruddock returns to add humor during hikes and drills as the unit prepares for firing on Handscape targets and close order rifle practice. More Company F news to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Oakes
Jimmie Bartlebaugh
Bill” Ruddock
Company F
Central City Bandit Taken After Late Night Arrest
John Mosczewsnski known as Polish John, linked to a June 6 Central City bank holdup, was arrested late last night in Buffalo New York. He admits involvement but denies ties to the Paul Daworski gang of killers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
John Mosczewsnski
John
Central City
Moszcewski
Paul Daworski
Indiana Daily Roundup Socials and Local Visitors
Mrs J C McGregor and party began a Canada motor trip. Quay Braughter of Dixonville motored to Indiana and called on friends. Squire Ralph Brown of Blairsville observed Indiana business. Miss Ethel Dawson of Homer City visited town. Tax collector Jorge Overdorff and road supervisor T M Strong called at the Court House. Frank Morabito and wife returned from a Swissvale Pittsburgh vacation. J F Glasser of Marion Center attended to business. Walter Ward filed for tax collector of Burrell township. Constable A J Campbell of Hamer City visited sheriff's office. Hal Hickey led Indiana Hotel dining room party returning from Pittsburgh for John Losink funeral. Dr Clark Dickey and others returned from Vernon F. Taylor's lodge near Tionesta after fishing. KE Scott and family motored from Canton, Ohio. Sergeant Vincent Bunch and KE Morrison of the State Police visited Greensburg's Troop A Barracks. R O Lytle of Cherry Tree called on Indiana business friends. Hiram Howser, J A McKelvey and Loyal Hart noted Blairsville activity. Mr and Mrs A G Miller of Armstrong township shopped here. A H Kuffman of State College attended to business. Thomas Frantz and Mrs Frantz of Rossmoyne were Indiana visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. CG. Iscurregor
United States
J. C. McGregor
Canada
Quay Braughter
Dixonville
Indiana
Squire Ralph Brown
Blairsville
Ethel Dawson
Homer City
Jorge Overdorff
T. M. Strong
Blacklick Township
Court House
Frank Morabito
West Philadelphia
Swissvale
Pittsburgh
J. F. Glasser
Marion Center
Walter Ward
Josephine
Burrell Township
A. J. Campbell
Hamer City
Sheriff's Office
Hal Hickey
Indiana Hotel
Tionesta
KE. Scott
Canton
Ohio
Vincent Bunch
KE. H. Morrison
Moore Hotel
Greensburg
R. O. Lytle
Cherry Tree
Hiram Howser
J.A. McKelvey
Loyal Hart
Iwr
A. G. Miller
Armstrong Township
A. H. Kuffman
State College
Thomas Frantz
Frantz
Rossmoyne
New Farm Board Meets Monday
Washington July 13 The new Federal Farm Board assembled today ahead of its first meeting Monday to consider emergency measures to stabilize prices for this season s farm products led by wheat. President Hoover discussed the situation with railroad heads and shipping officials as he aims to balance export needs with a long term cooperative program. Board members Legge and others planned to meet with the President. one wheat representative remains to be appointed before Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CNS
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Congress
Hoover
Shipping Board
Alexander FE
Legge
Carl William
J. C. Stone
Presidential
Rapidan River
Tee
Bullish week end boosts rail and utility stocks
New York stock market rose on buoyant trade reports from Dunns and Bradstreet and other agencies. Rail shares led gains with New York Central near 225, Atchison over 250, Southern Railway around 150, while Allegheny rose to above 50. Public utilities advanced before minor profit taking, with Consolidated Gas and Standard Gas moving higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W S. Cousins
INS
New York
Dunn's
Bradstreet’s
Dunn’s
New York Gentral
Atchison
Southern Railway
Katy
Chicago
Northwestern
Rock Island
New Haven
Allegheny Corporation
Active Rail Holding Corporation
American Tel
Tel
International Tel
Public Service
Consolidated Gas
Standard Gas
American Can
Perperdy
Pepeseeeeregees
A. TB. Oder
Buthichem Steel
Canadian Pac
Ches
Ohio
Boalk Certainwed
Chrysler Motor
Brie
Peaseees
BOY General Motor
Nickel Kelvinator
Kennecott Cop
Peas Mack Truck
Central Oo
Penna. R. Roo
Pullman
Radio Corp
Reading R. Rv
Studebaker Trans, Airways
U. S. Steel
Wright Aero
White Motor
West
C. M. St
C. M. Spt
Willys Overland
Curtis Aero 21
Atchison TD
B. Vviversee
Brookside Camp Children Benefit From Gifts and Visits
The Tuberculogia Society promotes a Brookside Camp visit to refresh workers' minds and bodies. Gifts include an av ctrola, records, books, halls, bats, canned fruits, preserves, and a watermelon treat for the thirty children. The piece highlights citizen responsibility and child welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Tuberculogia Society
Brookside Camp
Camp Mahoning Camp Schedule And Local Events
CAMP MAHONING lads are going strong under director J W Everett. The Mahoning National Bank opened with a rush, closing at two with 72 dollars in deposits. A squirrel gnawed a wire causing a brief outage at Mahoning Electric. Field and track meet today, several records expected, camp fire tonight. The Second team lost 7 8 to Pepants from Indiana. Upcoming events include Punxsutawney playground Monday and DuBois Y Tuesday, overnight hike Wednesday, camp fire Thursday, movies Friday, stunt night Saturday. Indiana visitors welcome on Sundays and Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Everett
Mahoning Nationa Bank
Tha
Mahoning Electric Company
Pepants
Mugsy McGraw Kerre
Indiana
Punxsutawney Playground
DuBois Y
Endurance flight ends with rough landing at Culver City
At Culver City California July 15 the Angeleno landed after a bumpy descent. Pilot Mendell and copilot Reinhart stepped down exhausted and dirty as officials and reporters crowded the scene. They were rushed to Culver City Community Hospital with the tail reports of a wobble cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendell
Reinhart
Culver City
American fliers plan Rome to Paris non-stop flight
Early morning, Williams and Yancey show keen interest in a dual attempt to fly from Rome to Paris, recalling their Old Orchard Maine start with the Yellow Bird. They meet Italian officials, attend a neon dinner with Prince Potentzaniani and Prince Boncompagni, and await papal and royal audiences. The men aim for a nonstop Rome to Paris flight next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard
Maine
Wiliams
International News Service
Costes
Tdztkowski
Kubala
Yancey
Williams
Ludovico Potenziani
Rome
Prince Boncompagni
King Victor Emanuel
Paris
Elderton Truck Return Under Police Guidance
Sylvis aboard the Elderton truck was brought back to within a mile or two of Elderton after police direction. He was arrested on Wednesday and is held pending the outcome of Mr. Schall’s injuries. The driver who struck Schall remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvis
Elderton
Schall
Mr. Schall
Dave and Charlie Open Modern Restaurant in New Home
Friends predict the duo will carry their usual success to the new business, with readers noting the updated, stylish, and well equipped setup and anticipating strong support for the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Charlie
Road project to improve 11 mile Manor Plumcreek route sparks protest
Engineers confirm the chosen path for a new roadway that will bypass several farms including Wray Lasher and Blair. Officials and local landowners pressed Governor Fisher and the Harrisburg highway department without success. The 11 mile stretch from Ritchey's school house to the Elderton borough line will be let as a whole and is expected to begin this fall and finish next summer, improving all year travel for Kittanning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wray
Lasher
Blair
Fisher
Highway Department
Harrisburg
Manor
Plumcreek
Ritchey's
Elderton Borough
Kittanning
Prophecy preacher cites world events as Christ's near return
The speaker argues Christ's literal coming is near, citing James 5:1-5 2 Timothy 4:1-5 Luke 17:26 and Matthew 24. He notes Bible printing in 733 languages and eight hundred million distributed by Bible societies, with earthquakes wars crime and skepticism as signs, and cites various biblical proofs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr. Robbins
Ki Y Playground Opens for Local Children
The Ki Y Playground near Third Ward School House opens with activities for boys and girls after school hours. Miss Helen Davis oversees the grounds and swimming classes at the Y M C A, with only afternoon sessions and no Saturday openings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
Helen Davis
Miss Davis
Children escape death after highway crash in Dixonville
Margaret four and Richard three, children of Clyde and Mildred Coalmer, escaped serious injury when a Ford coupe driven by Vernon Ine mer of Marion Center struck them near the City Motor Company crossing in Dixons Friday evening. They were treated at Dixonville Hospital for head and body pains. condition reported satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Richard
Clyde Coalmer
Dixonville
Vernon Inemer
Marion Center
Dixons
City Motor Company
Mildred
Dixonville Hospital
Fulmer
Church Notes Revival and Sunday Services Across Denominations
Directory of morning and evening worship services across Evangelical, Catholic and Protestant churches. Listings include Rev. Hosbach, Rev. Eaton, Rev. Charnock, Very Rev. McNelin, Mrs. Mac Tavish, and Rev. Fowler with times for Holy Communion, sermons, Sunday Schools, Bible classes, and special meetings. Open Mahaffey Camp Meeting begins July 19 affecting midweek services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical
A. B. Hosbach
Union
Christian
Richard Eaton
Christ Fyiscopul
Roger Charnock
St. Bernard's
N. P. McNelin
Christian Science
Church of God
W. C. T. U. Hall
William MacTavish
Goil
Bieber
C. E
W C T U Institute Draws Large Attendance
The Inter County Group Institute of the W C T U held at Ridgeview Park on the eleventh and twelfth, among the best held there. Westmoreland, Allegheny and Indiana counties led in attendance with excellent addresses and active department work. The evening featured a Grand Gold Medal Contest and a play. A contestant from Allegheny, one from Cambria, and four from Indiana counties participated. Marie Adams of the Kenwood Union won the medal, and Indiana now has two grand gold medal holders ready to compete for a diamond medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter County Group Institute
Ridgeview Park
Westmoreland
Allegheny
Indiana Counties
Allegheny County
Cambria County
Indiana County
Marie Adams
Kenwood Union
Ambridge Teen Fatally Trapped Under Steel Load
Leetsdale Pa July 13 Paul Sikorski 18 of Ambridge died after being caught beneath part of a load weighing about 8 000 pounds of steel at the McClintock and Marshall Steel Company plant in Leetsdale He was pulled free and taken to Sewickley Valley Hospital but died shortly after arrival
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leetsdale
INS
Paul Sikorski
Ambridge
Qora E
McClintock and Marshall Steel Company
Sikorski
Sewickley Valley Hospital
Woods Agency Conference Produces Profitable Meeting
Over 400 agents of the Equitable Life Assurance Society from the Edward A. Woods Company gathered at Gedford Springs Hotel for a five day session ending Tuesday. Attendees included district manager Beryl Seanor and W. Guthrie J. M. Pom plus twenty department members and several vice presidents and speakers from Wharton School of Finance Hartford and Pittsburgh. The event featured social periods and many wives contributing to the enjoyable and profitable conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Edward A. Woods Company
Gedford Springs Hotel
Beryl Seanor
W. Guthrie
J. M.pom
Leon Fisher
W. W. Klingman
Dr. Huebner
Wharton
School of Finance
John M. Holeambi
Hartford
William MM. Duff
Pittsburgh Force
Bet or Betty Seeks Dance Night Surprise
Betty, inspired by a note from Tom, borrows a dress and with Dolly's help styles her hair for the Italy dance. A mixup with Blanche reveals the note was meant for Tom, not Betty, leading to a hopeful night where Tom compliments her and Betty enjoys a rare moment of happiness at the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detty Lane
Crown Eyes
Italy
Mar
Dolly Murdock
Betty
Dolly
Zom Hyland
Gil
Daly
Carly
Claire
Tetty
Tom
Blanche Benton
Blanche
Yetty
Tommy
Tak
Sam
Tan
Winhaeghdad
the Howe
Phanehe
King's Daughters Enjoy Pleasant Dormont Park Picnic
The King's Daughters class of the First United Presbyterian Church with Rev John J Mc Tlyaite and Mrs Robert M Fisher traveled by car to Dormont Park Pittsburgh on Thursday. Ten cats decorated in yellow and white caused amused comments from motorists. After greetings and a brief business meeting the group went to the Pinkerton home in Dormont for an entertaining evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
First United Presbyterian Church
John J. McTlyaite
Robert M.fisher
J. ©. Pinkerton
Dormont Park
Pittsburgh
Pinkerton
Dormont
Underwriters In Session Here In Indiana County
An enthusiastic quarterly meeting of the Life Insurance Underwriters Association of Indiana County convened in the Moore Hotel banquet room at 6 30 last evening. Guests William Ruddock Henry Hall John Clements and Thomas Sutton spoke on life insurance advantages contracts and youth premiums. Representatives from New York Life New England Mutual Home Life Equitable and North Western Mutual attended. The next quarterly meeting is set for October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Insurance Underwriters Association
Indiana County
Moore Hotel
Fionor
Association
William Ruddock
Henry Hall
John Clements
Thomas Sutton
New York Life
W. E. Helwig
Edward Pyock
New England Mutual
George Duncan
Home Life
Peter Ferraro
Equitable
S. W. Guthrie
Wallace Guthrie
Beryl Seanor
North Western Mutual
James Smith
Ideal Summer Clothes for Men in New York
Dr Thomas Darlington former health commissioner declared Jody and urged men to follow a clothing reform. He said ideal summer attire includes a cotton union suit socks shoes trousers a thin coat with a detachable washable collar and no shirt. He contrasted women's past wool needs with current silk worm product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Darlington
Jody
Girl Siamese twins wed in Manila ceremony
In Manila on July 13 INS reports Lucio and Simplicio Gedina Filipina Siamese twins wed Victoriano and Natividad Motos sisters. The marriage occurred at Lourdes church. The twins are 21 years old and said to be the sixth pair to reach maturity. The brides are normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
INS
Lucio
Simplicio Gedina
Victoriano
Natividad Motos
Lourdes Church
Injuries Fatal to Mrs Hood in Latrobe Car Crash
Mrs Alice Hood 68 wife of Rev R C Hood of Dormont died in Latrobe hospital from a motor accident near Latrobe Thursday evening. Her skull was fractured. Rev Hood critically injured and moved to West Penn hospital Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latrobe
INS
Alice Hood
R. C. Hood
Dormont
Latrose Hospital
Here
Hotsy Totsy Club Killings on Broadway
Two men were killed in a gun battle early today at the Hotsy Totsy lab on Broadway, with a third man wounded in the head. One victim was identified as William Cassidy, 36, shot five times and dying in hospital without speaking. The other victim remained unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
William Cassidy
Insurance Man Killed In Auto Crash In Chambersburg Pa
Z A Gherman district manager for Metropolitan Life Insurance Co was killed instantly and Mrs Fay Weinbraun of Ireland Pa seriously injured when the car they rode plunged down Tuscarora mountain near Chambersburg Pennsylvania after leaving the road on a sharp curve. Mrs Weinbraun was rushed to Chambersburg Hospital in very serious condition. Also Chicago July 13 The Untin Bowler plane undergoing repairs at Port Burwell after a large ice take damaged it. Pilots Robert Gast and Parker D Cramer expect to delay takeoff for Greenland until tomorrow due to damage and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
INS
Z. A. Gherman
Pittsburgh
Menopolitan Life Insurance Company
Fay Weinbraun
Itland
Tuscarora Mountain
Weinbraun
Chambersburg Hospital
Chicago
INSJ
Bowler
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NEW Farm Board
William 8. Neal
Brookside
Camp Mahoning
Cal
Buhl
Guglielmo Emanuel
Immortalit
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis Yancey
Atlantic
le Bourget
Liaut
Dieudonne Costes
Maurice Bellonte
Kittarnning
W.C., T. U. Institute
Woods Agency
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