Miss Given Dies at Home After Long Ill Health
Miss Margaret P. Given dies at 8 a m July 27 at her South Eleventh street home after years of poor health. A lifelong resident of Pittsburgh, she taught in public schools and studied at Indiana State Normal School class of 1882. Survived by sister Annie Given and brother Hugh Given. funeral at 414 South Eleventh street, 2 p m Saturday, Oakland Cemetery interment.
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Margaret P. Given
South Eleventh Street
Miss Given
Kev
James Given
Margaret Fraser Given
Allegheny
North Side
Pittsburgh
State Normal School
Indiana
Annie
First United Presbyterian Church
Lord’s House
W. CG
T. A
Cyrus Work
Rochester Mills
Hugh Given
Tacoma
Wash
William A. Given
Orlando
Florida
Oakland Cemetery
Abigail Jane Guthrie
Samuel C. Steele
Doty Guthrie
New Alexandria
Homer City
Har
Presbyterian Church of
Steele
John Guthrie
Grove City
Henry
New Alexandria Cemetery
Mercantile Tax Due and Payable in County
County Treasurer C. C. McLain declares mercantile taxes for 1932 due by month end. After August 1st taxes become delinquent and are turned to a Justice of the Peace for collection. Many merchants already paying. aim to settle before the first to avoid extra costs.
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C. C. McLain
Three Mates Die For Girl's Love in Missouri Duel
Jealousy over Mrs. Jewell Hasty Bell of Kennett Missouri triggers a deadly sequence. Her first husband killed himself after she refused to live with him. Recently Harry Bell was shot by Arthur Pruett, the second husband, in a duel from which Pruett then killed himself.
Strike status said better in Pennsylvania
The report from Uniontown dated July 28 states Sheriff Hackney declined Gov. 7In chot Lag State Police to oversee strike districts, with local officers remaining. State and federal agents observed, while mines in Greene, Vesta, and near Pt Marion closed. Miner John Labons shot and killed by George Jones after an argument over blue blood. Labons left a widow and five children. Paterson dispatch notes dye companies not meeting industry code.
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Uniontown
Harry FE. Hackney
Fayatte
Chot Lag
Mina
Hackney
Vedegal
Joseph Washinon
H. D. Myviel
West Virginia
Bobtown
Greene County
Poland
Vesta Coal Company
Pt Marion
Tohn Labons
Thompson
Maxwell
George Jones
Labans
Jones
Liabons
Jonas
Gabans
Abensta
Paterson, N, of
INS
Petition Names For Local Elections Continue In Districts
Fragments list multiple names connected to elections and offices in several townships including Burrell, Perry, Pine and Armstrong. Names such as Dr George J Simpson, Margaret J Gomnes, Annie M Bell, J Walter George, Wilbur Dunningham appear with roles like assessor, judge of election and school director. Continued pay two.
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George J. Simpson
Cutnell
Ward Vhree
Indiana
John C. Roge
Conlemaugh Township
Margaret J. Gomnes
Burrell Township No. 2
Ae Annie M. Bell
Tugish4gg
Burrell Township No. 1
Armstrong Township
Wilbur Dunningham
James Seu
Wilbur Bell
Jr, Campbell
Perry McCreigh
Harvey Eoules
J. Walter George
Wiliam Anderson
HH. Ray Miller
Annie M. George
Recovery Agreements Spread Across Nation For Shorter Hours
Thousands of signed agreements between industry and business firms to shorten hours and set minimum wages were en route to Washington, driven by the national recovery program. Brig. Gen. Hugh S. Johnson, the recovery administrator, was in Detroit on an undisclosed mission to accelerate automobile industry agreement. A graft-proof system for the $3.3 billion public works program was promised by the Public Works Administration, with Louis R. Glavis and officials empowered to scrutinize contracts and methods nationwide.
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Washington
INS
United States
Hugh S. Johnson
National Recovery
Detroit
William §. Neal
Public Works Administration
Interior Ickes
Louis R. Glavis
Department
Ickes and Glagis
iState
Henry Waite
Frances Perkins
Local Princeton Student Honored
Princeton N d July 28 The names of 564 Princeton University students appear on the honor roll for the second half of the last academic year per registrar Wilbur F Kerr The graduating class had 188 honor men including 146 juniors 141 sophomores and 97 freshmen on the roll Raymond L Hess Jr 1935 son of Mr and Mrs R Le iess Sr Indiana Po is listed among the first group
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Princeton
N. d
Princeton University
Wilbur F. Kerr
Raymond L. Hess, Jr
R. le Iess, Sr
Indiana, Po
Death driver waives hearing in manslaughter case
Lloyd Strayer charged with manslaughter in the deaths of Lawrence Pignani and his ten year old daughter Dorothy after his coal truck struck them on July 4 near Shelocla on state highway 156. Acting on his attorney H A Heilman advice he waived the hearing before Justice of the Peace Frank M. Wray of Kittanning and will face court again in September.
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Lloyd Strayer
Lawrence Pignani
Dorothy
H. A. Heilman
Justice of the
Frank M. Wray
Kittanning
Strayer
Pignani
Shelocla
Good yield on Winsheimer farm in Conler township
William Stephens, a local thresherman, threshed 431 bushels of wheat from 14.7 acres on the Frank Winsheimer farm in Conler township. The Pennsylvania 44 variety averaged nearly 80 bushels to the acre, marking a notable harvest.
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William Stephens
Frank Winsheimer
Conler Township
Fine bass in Little Mahoning river at Smicksburg catch
Indiana fishermen reported two notable bass catches this week in the Little Mahoning near Smicksburg. W. M. Sieckenberger of South Thirteenth Street hauled a 43.5 inch bass described as a dandy, while fishing partner W. N. Cooper of Witth Street landed a 12.5 inch bass.
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Indiana
Little Mahoning
Smicksburg
W. M. Sieckenberger
South Thirteenth Street
Fis
W. N. Cooper
Witth Street
Hand Smashed in Wringer Injures Dixon Child in Clymer
Eight year old Claude Dixon, son of Mr and Mrs John Dixon of Clymer, is hospitalized in Indiana after his hand was caught in the rollers of an electric wringer. Police and local hospital officials report the accident occurred yesterday at home. A tavern tap room remains open for Saturday draught. Brown Hotel 2854.
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Claude
John Dixon
Clymer
Indiana Hospital
Suburban Day Sales Stores Greet Newlyweds At Event
A wedding in the bride's parents' home marks the kickoff of Suburban Day sales sponsored by the Merchants' Auxiliary of the Indiana Chamber of Commerce. Mr and Mrs New Deal will greet shoppers Saturday in Indiana stores with souvenirs for purchases, while a reception at the Ritz Theatre Monday night will feature a $100 cash distribution.
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Society
John Q
Nira
Henry Hl. New-Deal
Clarence Pocket Book
Mrs. New- Deal
Indiana
Merchants
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Ritz ‘Theatre
Indiana County
the Gazette
Henry
Barrage of Eggs for Aimee's Husband in Hollywood
In Hollywood a woman identified as Jane Jones, 27, was booked on disturbing the peace after throwing four eggs at David Hutton Jr during his torch singing act at a crowded theatre. Hutton was not hit.
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Hollywood
David Hutton, Jr
Aimee Semple McPherson-Hutton
Jane Jones
Hutton
Tri County Band Concert Friday at Brae-Breeze Park
A Tri-County Band Picnic at Brae-Breeze Park on Indiana-Pintsutawney road Sunday July 30 features eight bands led by Mr Wilson and Mr Beck. Morning practices lead to a massed rehearsal then a concert in the afternoon. Admission is free and each group provides its own lunch.
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Brae-Breeze Park
Indiana
Pintsutawney Road
Wilson
Beck
The Present Duty of the Citizen in National Plan
A proclamation urging universal citizen support for the President’s economic plan. It calls for good faith, collective effort, and shared burden across all classes and trades, emphasizing patience and national solidarity over party interests for prosperity.
Government launches Acreage plan to pay farmers
Washington July 28 The administration proposes 136 million in Acreage adjustment benefits to 42 states. Secretary Wallace says farmers complying with the plan will receive 50 million within 60 70 days, paid at 20 cents per bushel with 8 10 cents more next spring after proof of fulfillment.
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Paul C. Yates
I. N
Washington
INS
Wallace
Nnfon
China
Freeport Plans Its 100th Birthday Celebration
Freeport marks a century of existence with seven days of events from Sunday July 30. Thousands are expected along the Allegheny river as centennial managers prepare for record crowds, offering displays, entertainment, religious services, parades, pageants, contests, and sports across the playground area.
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Freeport
Allegheny River
Streeport Centennial
Details on Wheat Processing Tax Exemption
The Revenue Department requests further clarification on flour processing rules. Exemptions apply when a producer processes wheat for personal use or household consumption. No exemption if wheat is sent to an elevator for cash or if the producer receives flour different from what could be produced from the delivered wheat. The owner's land tenant share is not included in this exemption.
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Revenue Department
Wheat allotments by county plan in Pennsylvania
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced how the 8,024,747 bushel cut in Pennsylvania wheat production will be divided by counties. About 54 percent of the state's 17,414,770 bushel five year average will be grown under the program. County figures include Luciana 80,083, Cambrig 4,820 Allegheny 47,108 Greene 20.50 Sommer seb 1,872 Westmoreland 144,028.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Pennsylvania
Luciana
Cambrig
Allegheny
Jayjoke
Greene
Sommerseb
Westmoreland
Charter Given Local Motor Firm Harrisburg July 28
Secretary of the Commonwealth approved charters for McGregor and Thomas Inc Indiana capitalized at 9 000 Kane Koffee House correction notes a Gazette error and a Brown Hotel entry. The text also mentions a tap room opening for draught beer Saturday and a misread coffee offer of three days and two pounds of fresh roast peanuts for 59 cents.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Richard J. Beamish
McGregor & Thomas, Inc
Indiana
Kane Koffee House Correction
Kansas to pursue death penalty in next kidnap case
The 3rd defendant in the Mary McElroy kidnapping case, George McGee, faces a death penalty bid in his upcoming trial alongside Clarence Glick. Prosecutor Mastin confirmed plans for capital charges as witnesses are summoned while U S attorney general Keenan pledged federal support to halt the wave of kidnappings. Miss McElroy spoke of hoping the sentence would deter future abductions amid a tense Oklahoma City scene and continued coverage on the Ursehel case.
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Kansas
INS
Walter H. McGee
Mary McElroy
George McGee
H. F. McElroy
Clarence Glick
T. A. J. Mastin
Joseph B. Keenan
United States Attorney General
End of Land Phones Foretold by Marconi
Italian inventor Guglielmo Marconi forecast the doom of the land telephone system as ultra short wave radio experiments on his yacht Elektra progress toward replacing the traditional telephone network. He spoke in an exclusive INTERVIEW to IN S during tests near Santa Margherita Italy.
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Guglielmo Emanett
I. N.S
Santa Margherita
Italy
INS
Guglielmo Marconi
Marconi
Electra
Ase Paciates
Pwo
Indiana County extension group holds picnic and planning meeting
Last night the Indiana County cultural Extension association directors officers and families gathered for a picnic at Brushvalley then held a board meeting. Officers present included President John F Penn Vice President M C Stewart Secretary J M Risinger and others from Dilltown Fyock Clymer Edin Brushvalley Blairsville and Indiana County. Guests included Sid Cranmer County Agent and J H Wingert. Reports covered dairy field clay wool pool field crop 4 H work home econ and demonstrations with upcoming events such as Bee Demonstration July 3 Gillette near Blairsville Fruit Growers Field Day August 8 State College August 12 Beekeepers tour August 12 4 H county picnic August 18 Guernsey Field Day August 10 State Beekeepers Tour to Ten August 12 4 H club tour September 2 and annual Brushvalley Fair September 28. Plans for an October 27 extension dinner at Indiana were finalized. A group headed by Ray Good planned several demonstrations and a recent lamb purchase from Northampton County was distributed locally.
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Indiana County Cultural Extension Association
H. C. Canning
Brushvalley
John F. ' Penn
M. C. Stewart
Scretary
J. M. Risinger
H. M. Altimus
Dilltown Fyock
Clymer
Rosensteel
Edin
Bessie Owen
X. Gillette's
Blaick
di State College
A. Murray’s
Marchand
Ember
Marion
Armagh
Guernsey
John ‘R
Campbell's
Whiteship
Indiana County
Imdiana
Fragmentary gun debate blocks repeal plan
Fragmented OCR text notes a figure named William Sheate and references to conventions, the drys, and a plan to phallange actions. however the content is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes to form a coherent summary.
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William Sheate
Chase
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Oplan
Abigail J. Guthrie
Wheeler
Mary Ella Wheeler
Henry Burley Whceler
Gerald Haines
Philadelphia
Fayette County
Pine Township No. 3
Capitol Notes
Winsheimer Farm
Aimee
TRI- County Band
Brown Hotel
Howling Success
Christopher J. Collins
Philadelpha
Job
Nita
Missouri Justice
Ursehel
Oklahoma City
Okla
Charles F. Ursehel
Ber 7
Unic
Delhi Inn
Popula
Ray Good
Gee
Buff Coleman
Northampton
Att Bend
Northampton County
Canon
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