Indiana Woman Bequeaths Legacy After Deaths
Annalena Sutton White Beeson, born in Indiana to Gen Harry White and Mea, educated at Indiana State Normal School and Ogonita School in Philadelphia. Married Charles E Beeson on April 10 1902, a VP across multiple firms. Survived by husband three children and siblings with details of estates and business ties.
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Benson
Indiana
Harry
Mea
Annalena Sutton White
Indiana State Normal School
Ogonita School
Philadelphia
Charles E. Beeson
Steel Company
Aligia Supply Company
Dollar Savings Bank
Duquesne National Bank
Gainaday Wleetria Counnry
Hie
Indiana County Deposit Bank
Monnessen Coal and Coke Company
Monesaen Southwestern Railway Company
Ther National Steel Fabrice Company
Pittsburgh Gage and Supply Company
Bhody Side Academy
Beeson
Marion
John Kennedy
Annalena White Beeson
John N. Speel
Washington, D. C
Thomas White
San Francisco
Harry White
Indiana, Ta
Kiddies Have A Fine Outing At Cliffside Park
A Saturday outing for underprivileged children ended with praise for the Cliffside Park management and local merchants who donated prizes money and materials. Salvation Army officers expressed gratitude for the successful annual event and the steady attendance over the years.
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Cliffside Park
Uct
Salvation Army
Slaying of Ohio Editor Prompts City Action and Rewards
Special investigator C H Sisson from Governor Donahey begins a probe into the Canton editor slaying. A Monday city council session will hire a detective, with ex Governor Cox aiding the search. A $1000 reward is posted by Brush-Moore papers as police seek clues. The case ties to bootleggers and dope rings. no witness descriptions or solid leads emerge. Nearby, a 12 year old, James Sushak, faces Juvenile Court over alleged role in track obstruction wrecking the Lehigh Express near Luz Hollow.
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C. H. Sisson
Vic Donahey
Oro — Slater
Cincinnati Sleuth
Nesbitt
Troy
Ohio
Dudge
H.C. Pontius
Mellett
Canyon
Ed Mahoney
James M. Cox
Miami
Fla
Cox
Brush-Moore
Canton
A. Lengel
Lengel
Ben Clark
Johnstown
Laug Hollow
James Sushak
Church Notes For Tomorrow In Indiana County Area
Community notices list services across multiple churches with times for Sunday worship at 11:00 a.m. and varying weeknight meetings. Denominations include Presbyterian, United Presbyterian, Evangelical, Methodist, Episcopal, Catholic, Christian Science, Lutheran, and Wesleyan, with pastors named and theater venues noted for union services and events.
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Hamilton
Indiana County
Christian Rev
W. T. Merrick
Bible School
Woraiting
W. BE
Brown
Titusville
Christian Endeavor
Union
Indiana Theater
First Presbyterian
F. W. Hinitt
Young People's Forum
Indiana
Second United Presbyterian
M. L. Kemper
New Wilmington
O. B. Emerson
Howard E. Lloyd
Methodist Episcopal Church
Blairsville
Christ Episcopal
Roger Charnock
Indiana Y. P. C
St. Bernard’s
N. P. McNelis
Christian Science
Zion Lutheran
Roy GC
Carlisle
Christian Endeavor and Jr. C. B
Indiana ‘Theater
Commodore and Clymer Lose to S H C IDAMAR
Dixonville’s & H C baseball team won two games this week defeating Commodore 5 to 2 and Clymer 3 to 0. In the first game Urda and Macuga stole bases, pitches fared, and Bagley allowed one walk. In the second game Mottie and Patsolic sparked Dixonville with steals and multi hit baselines as Shedlock fanned 12. Braddock High ace Kusko, 17, faced Isner in a separate summer incident leading to a $17.18 fine for assault and battery.
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Idamar
the & H.C
Dixonville
Commodore
Clymer
Urda
Macuga
A. Davidson
Mattie
Carlson
T. Davidson
Macugan
Wilson
Bagley
Balla
Sebastian
Qlson
Jeffries
H. Patsolic
Mottie
Parkins
Patsolic
Taczak
Shedlock
Oravee
Braddock
Michael Kusko
G. W. Isner
Justice of Peace
B. M. Cox
Kukso
Increasing Driving Hazards From Wider Motor Buses In 1920
The International notes rising driving hazards as motor cars proliferate and roads lag. More buses intrude on public highways, with wider, faster vehicles shrinking usable road width. Increased caution becomes essential for motorists amid growing traffic and crowding on major routes.
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Bua
Bue
Passine
Engine timing and valve clearances explained
A mechanical Q and A covers valve stem pushrod clearance for cold engine conditions, piston ring end gap based on piston diameter, and breaker point spacing per manufacturer specs. It notes clearances commonly range from 0.004 to 0.015 inches for valves, 0.004 to 0.058 inches per inch of piston diameter for rings, and 0.015 to 0.022 inches for ignition gaps, plus advice on carburetor spray jets to fix lean running.
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Cc. B. B
Oak
Clounk
Causes and fixes for engine knock from end play
The article explains that idle knock can stem from excessive crankshaft end play. Normal end play is about 0.006 inch. worn bronze center bearing flanges can allow more motion and cause knocking. Worn timing gears cams and related pins also contribute, often quieting when engine speed settles. Replacement and proper bearing adjustment are advised.
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CG. KR
Mitting
Ed Ennelone
FUE ECONOMY SUGGESTIONS FOR TOURING CAR PERFORMANCE
W W H Jr advises maximizing fuel economy by tuning the carburetor for a satisfactory mixture and running near the boiling point of circulating water. Keep pistons gas tight with proper valves and rings, advance spark without knocking, ensure near perfect lubrication, and operate at moderate speeds whenever possible.
Boxing results and Yankees win tug at season notes
In New York Jack Delaney beat Paul Berlenbach for the light heavyweight title over 15 rounds. Ted Moore won over Jimmy Francis in eight rounds. Julius Weisse drew with Tommy Walsh in four. Arthur De Kuh stopped Sergeant Jack Adams in the second. Monte Munn defeated Gordon Munee in four. In Steubenville Pete Lazzo stopped Ted Nelson in four. The Yankees rallied for four runs in the ninth to beat the Tigers 4 to 3 after Gus Johns faltered early. Pittsburgh beat Atlanta 9 to 7. Rhyne homered with two on and Waner added a bases loaded triple as Joe Bush failed to preserve the lead.
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New York
Jack Delaney
Paul Berlenbach
Ted Moore
Jimmy Francis
Union City
N. d
Julius Weisse
Tommy Walsh
Dublin
Arthur de Kuh
Jack Adams
St. Louis
Monte Munn
Gordon Munee
Steubenville
Ohio
Pete Lazzo
Pittsburgh
Reds
Braves
Pirates
Rhyne
Waner
Joe Bush
Visitors and locals mingle in Indiana on Friday
A long list of residents and guests visited Indiana today including J. A. Fairman of Washington and Mrs. Samuel Kelley of Clynter. Many others such as Robert Grimes of Homer City, Rev. S. Gondola of Clymer, and J. Lambing of Cherryhill stopped in for business or social calls. Travel included trips to Harrisburg, Philadelphia, and Atlantic City with several families visiting relatives in Kellysburg, Dixonville, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Kelley
Clynter
Indiana
Cave-In Makes 35 Homeless in Parsons, Pa.
Wilkes-Barre, July 17. Thirty five families were driven from their homes in Parsons by a cave-in at the Glen Alden Coal Company peach orchard workings. Two double structures dropped seventy feet into the chasm. two more are on the brink as telltale cracks appear. Furnishings removed. refugees to be housed in the school. The cave-in continues a disaster that cost seven workers their lives three months earlier.
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Wilkes-Barre
Parsons A
Glen Alden Coal Company
Frinds
Movie stars reported safe in Death Valley search
A garbled telegram hinted Kathleen Collins Ken Maynard and others on Death Valley location were found allowing officials to plan a rescue flight. The package carried food and water for a day and a plane was readied as a corrected message awaited. Meanwhile Maurice Murphy faced jail after a shooting incident and Mildred Prentice remained missing amid conflicting tips across towns.
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Los Angeles
Kathleen Collins
Ken Maynard
Death Valley
Remick
Nye
Nev
Ned O'Keefe
Connells Ville
Mildred Prentice
Pittsburgh
Somerset
Sebttdale
Boy Scout Band Concert Delights Indiana Audience
The Boy Scout Band directed by William Beck played before the Court House from 1 to 9 PM drawing hundreds of Indiana residents and visitors. The concert urged financial support to sustain the band, praising the boys and their performance while stressing the need for local contributions to keep the group active.
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William Beck
Court House
Indiana
Creative Spirit Shapes World Into Human Home
The passage asserts the creative spirit of humankind shapes the world and compels nature to serve human ends, claiming man turns blind forces into a habitable home through force of will. It attributes this view to Hugh Black.
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Hugh ‘Black
Origin of artificial silk known as viscose
The artificial silk chiefly produced in the United States is commercially called Viscose and was first prepared in 1802 by Cross, Bevan and Beadle of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cross, Bevan and Beadle
London
Naval Secretary Visits Sesqui Centennial in Philadelphia
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur arrived with three battleships and 1300 midshipmen for a Sesqui Centennial visit. He planned weekend with his sister in Wayne, Pa and to tour the exposition, including inspecting the Navy's latest airplane carrier at Camden Monday.
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Philadelphia
INS
Wilbur
F. M. Paist
Wayne
Navy
Camden
Market summary listing 1930s industrial stocks and ratios
A Pittsburgh market sheet from A. E. Masten & Company compiles stock prices and bid asks for dozens of firms. Major names include Beth Steel Baldwin Union Pacific US Steel Westinghouse Phillips Pet Raytheon and Ford related listings with percentages indicating current trading levels and changes.
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Col. Gas
Eipeeeses Bom
Motors Gt
Nor . Goodrich Bee
Hayes Whel
Hayes Wheel
Nickel C.cisieseees
Rrerorrey Oi
Kelly Pring Baeebs
Ken
Gop
Serge
Laos
K.T. N.Y
Cen
Nor
Sinclair
South Pac
Stand O
Cal
Ind
South Rails
St Paul
Am Steel Fdy
Sessees Tae
Col Gls Ceet
Am Loco
Wsrsccesees
Barnsdal
A .Esseseeee
Cont Motors Cescces
Fisk
Evescereee
Ray Crn
Dilltown Club Triumphs Over Vintondale 3-2
Dilltown Club beat Vintondale 3 to 2 in a tight game here on July 17. Pyers limited Vintondale to six hits while Diag starred with three safeties. Batters included Dias, A Pyers, J Pyers, Butler, Delaney with two base hits. Cory with three. Hollis and Ei as sacrifices. Pyers struck out 15, Butler 12, Pyers issued one walk, Butler three.
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Dilltown
Vintondale
Pyers
Diag
Dias
A Pyers
Butler
Delaney
Cory
Hollis
Borchick
Notice of separation and non-responsibility
Fred Zanney of Indiana Pennsylvania reports that his wife left their home without cause on July 12 1926 and warns the public not to harbor her or incur any of her bills. He states he will not be responsible for any of her contracts or expenses.
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Fred Zanney
Indiana
Yankees Rally In Ninth To Beat Tigers 4 3
New York wins 4 3 over Detroit in the ninth as Lazzeri drives in Ruth and Combs after Dugan's single. Johns pitched seven innings of one hit ball for Detroit before fading. Stoner Cooper and Holloway contributed for New York in the late rally.
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New York
Yankees
Detroit
Johns
Tigers
Conrol
Stoner
Cooper
Holloway Cuss
Lazzeri
Ruth
Combs
Dugan
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East End
Wesleyan Methodist
George and
Elsie Blankenbicker
the Big Shoe Store
the International
Ww. H., Jr
Ted Nelson
Richmond
Gus. Johns
California
Merle
Mitchell
Abe
William BD
Mitene
J. A. Fairman
Washington
Robert Grimes
Homer City
Joe Ondrizek
Pine Township
Cyrus Steffy
Blacklick
F. Gondola
B. F. Underwood
Henry Toster
Brushvalley Township
John Lambing
Cherryhill Township
Jesse W. Edwards
Center Town
Aie
Inang
Israel Wolfe
Rayne Township
Marian
A. T. Cox
Nath Street
Kellysburg
J. W. Wood Clark
Mrs. C
Dinsmore
Mr. Dinsmore
Jennie Dinsmore
Overland
Camp Inglenook
Harrisburg
Bruce
James Jack
Gettysburg
Lincoln Highway
Elizabeth Langham
Falladelphia
Atlantic City
John A. Heagy
Newport
Mrs. Carper Glasstetter
Thledelphie and Hackensack, N. A
Billy Calhoun
State Banking Department
Nan North
A. J. Powers
Cresson
Indiana ‘Hotel
Fred St. Clair
Dormont
Clara Reimer
Erie
Mr. St. Clair
John M. St. Clair
Cambria County
Emory C. Davie
Frances Alexander
Chat
Jotte
N. C
C. B. Atcheson
Alexander
Warren Lydick
Greensburg
A. L. McCullough
Atwood
Indiana Hospital
Harriette Kunkle
Rose Stang
M. Thomasine
St. Francis Hospital
Kathryn Wise
Northumberland
John Miller
John
Sunbury
Johnny
Luke Wetzel
Maurice Murphy
Joseph Harris
A. Harris
Murphy
Harris
Creative Spirit Supreme
Sesqui
Thomas Gross
George Barclay
Pittsburgh Police
Barclay
A. E. Masten
Dilltown Club
Lima
Ning
Cleveland
Era Coe
Dainy
Chicago
Boston
St. Vows
Glasser's
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