Shriners Parade Graces DuBois enroute to Ceremonial
Shriners from Jaffa Temple A A O No M S of Altoona and Indiana stop in Indiana for a half hour morning parade. Shrine Band Drum Corps and Uniformed Rank lead the procession with a peppy tempo. DuBois hosts mid summer ceremonials for Dr J I Pollum mayor and potentates from six temples as crowds gather from surrounding towns.
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DuBois
Jaffa Temple
M. S
Altoona
Indiana
Indiana Shriners
Punxsittawney
Shrine Band
Shrine
al DuBois
Somerset
Coudersport
Lock Haven
Brookville
Pennsylvania
Boumi Temple
Cumberland
Jaffa Band
Jaffa Idrum and Bugle Corps
Avenua Theater
Pastor Fowler Resigns Charge at First Baptist Church
At the monthly church meeting Vica Pastor Arthur B. Fowler read his resignation to take effect August 25. He will teach Hebrew and Old Testament at Erangel Theological Seminary in Jersey City, N J, beginning September 1. He expressed deep regret at leaving a church and community that have shown them kindness.
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First Baptist Church
Vica
Arthur B. Fowler
Fowler
Erangel Theological Seminary
Jersey City
N. J
College teachers off on vacation
Wilbur Emmert of the Science Department at Indiana State Teachers College left this week for Peru Nebraska with his mother Mrs Margaret Emmert. They will visit other western points of interest. Harvey Heath of the Commercial Department accompanied them to Columbus Ohio where he will conduct research for six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Emmert
Indiana State Teachers College
Peru
Nebraska
Margaret Emmert
West
Harvey Heath
Columbus
Ohio
Treasury reports July net balance of 293 million
Washington July 30 UP The Treasury net balance for July 28 was 293 730 172 08 Expenditures for that day were 8 242 451 24 Customs receipts for the month through that day were 830 835 889 ov
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Washington
Treasury
Missionary Wife Dies of African Fever in Africa
Mary Ellen Joder wife of Rev Fred J Joder missionary at Sikasso French West Africa died from African fever. She was a native of Johnstown formerly stationed in Mechanicsburg. A son survives and a daughter and husband reportedly suffering. Sister Aurelia Maria dies at Marywood College convent near Scranton formerly Miss Gertrude McDevitt of Spangler Cambria County.
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Harrisburg
Mary Ellen Joder
Fred J. Joder
Sikasso
French West Africa
Daugher
Joder
Johnstown
Mechanicsburg
Here
Scranton
Aurelia Maria
Marywood College
Misa Gertrude McDevitt
Spangler
Camora County
Handy Service Store Picnic Draws Large Crowd
Handy Service store owners and families held a picnic at Camp Rest A While yesterday with about a hundred attendees. An afternoon ball game featured hand ball and a diamond under the trees while pitchers Walker and LaMantia struggled to support runs that piled up quickly.
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Handy Service
Camp Rest
Walker
LaMantia
T'Le Lhase Handy Service
Fishing party returns home from Cooks Forest
Mrs. Mountain and Mr. and Mrs. Foster J. Parks of Clarksburg returned home late yesterday after a several day fishing trip at Cooks Forest. They reportedly caught the limit, though it is unclear whether trout abundance or fisher skill explains the catch.
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Mountain
Foster J. Parks
Clarksburg
Cooks Forest
Armstrong township Tax-Justice League picks officers
Samuel G. Dibie was named president and William Anderson vice president at a Parkwood Schoolhouse meeting of the Armstrong township Tax-Justice League. Martha Blackley became secretary and Mrs. R. A. Fouts was named treasurer while Harry S. Lydick delivered the main speech.
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Samuel G. Dibie
Armstrong Township
Tax- Justice League
Parkwood Schoolhouse
William Anderson
Martha Blackley
R. A. Fouts
Harry S. Lydick
Donald Bowser Considered for Plumville Coroner Candidacy
Inquiry in Plumville and at the Court House suggests Donald E Bowser an undertaker may seek the Republican nomination for coroner in the fall primary. No filing papers yet. blank petitions available at the Commissioners' Office. Also noted is a local hat sale by Dik Thompson's offering straw hats and panamas at half price.
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Plumville
Court House
Donald 8. Bowser
Bowser
Commissioners’ Office
Will Rogers Praises Nicaragua Earthquake Team Effort Canal Plan
Will Rogers writes from Beverly Hills praising Dan Sultan and his crew for aiding after the Nicaragua earthquake. He credits doctors and marines, notes the canal discussion, and jokes about canals and costs. A Cliffside Friday dance features Campus Owls from 9 to 1.
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Evening Gazette
Beverly Hills
Cal
Dan Sultan
Nicaragua
Cliffside
Campus Owls
Desert Tragedy Answers Edison Question in Desert
Four unmarked graves and three survivors in Sonoita hospital tell the real tale of Edison’s desert dilemma. A seven person party left Nogales for Mexicali, a broken stage 250 miles from town. The group, including a 16 year old mother and her 41 day old baby, faced starvation and thirst, and all but three perished while the others wandered toward civilization.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Sonoita
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Victaby
Mexicali
Augustin Pinto
Lower California
Rugina M. de Ojeda
Jesus Orantes
Jesus
Ramon
Vicente Gutierrez
Vicente, Jr
Juan Ojeda
Pinto
Bound Plane Sets Atlantic Nonstop Record to Istanbul
Two transatlantic flights began Tuesday from New York racing to Moscow and Istanbul. Cape Cod, piloted by Russell Boardman and John Polando, landed in Istanbul after 49 hours 17 minutes, a likely new nonstop record. The other crew, Hugh Herndon Jr and Clyde Pangborn, diverted by fog in Wales, resumed toward Moscow from Croydon. Lindberghs planned a Maine to Ottawa leg as part of a long aerial trip. Amy Johnson aimed for Tokio and Siberia. the Graf Zeppelin neared its Arctic return.
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Atlantic
New York
Cape Cod
Russell Boardman
John Polando
Istanbul
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Clyde Pangborn
Moscow
Wales
Croydon
London
Macson
Charles A. Lindbergh
Arctic
Leningrad
Berlin
New England Aviators Set Atlantic Distance Record
Russell N. Boardman and John Polando, flying the Cape Cod, landed at Yeciskey Airdrome Istanbul after a 49 hour 17 minute flight from New York. They claimed a world distance record in a straight line, with an estimated 4,984 miles. Ambassador Joseph C. Grew welcomed them as cheering crowds gathered in bright sunshine.
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Boardman-Polando
J. D. Quirkio
United Press
Istanbul
Turkey
Transatlantic Telephone
London
New England
Atlantic
Europe
Russell N. Boardman
John Polando
New York
E.S. T
Newfoundland
Cape Cod
Yeciskey
Joseph C. Grew
Grew
Gov
Ghostly Apparition Haunts Media Hills in Late Night Looting Crowd
Reporter Paul Comly French describes Glen Mills mystery ghost seen atop a boulder near a Delaware County road. A midnight sighting drew hundreds as a deputy sparked a chase into a cornfield. Fearful locals threatened to shoot trespassers at a nearby farmhouse while police officers organized searches. The tale echoes Sleepy Hollow with a rural hatchet murder history linked to the orchard site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Comly
United Press
Glen Mills
Delaware County
Thomas Kelly
Sleepy Hollow
Christ Episcopal Church Holds Annual Sunday School Picnic
The Christ Episcopal Church Sunday School picnic took place at Rustic Lodge, donated by its management, with over sixty members and families attending. Attendees enjoyed outdoor games and visits followed by a sumptuous lunch in the grove at 6:00 PM.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Rustic Lodge
Sagamore Miner Injured in Mine Fall
Joseph Ruskopich of Sagamore sustained a fractured left leg several fractured ribs and back and head injuries after a rock fall in the Sagamore mines at 4 00 Wednesday afternoon. He was removed by Bowser ambulance from Plump ville to Adrian hospital where his condition was reported satisfactory this morning.
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Joseph Ruskopich
Sagamore
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
Sagamore Mines
Bowser
Plumville
Mysterious Kline at Big Run Friday
Mysterious Kline will entertain at Grange Hall Friday evening July 31. Penn Run Grange sponsors the performance and a big crowd is expected. He is a member of the International Brotherhood of Magicians and placed second with his mail-bag escape in Columbus this year. He brings new thrillers for the appearance tomorrow night. Also listed: For sale Majestic model 140 Refrigerator, Ritz Theatre prize, $156 cash only, formerly $179.39. Inquire 1376 West Philadelphia Street.
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Kline
Grange Hall
Penn Run Grange
Mr. Kline
International
Brotherhoo of Magicians
Columbus
Majestic
Ritz Theatre
West Phila. St
C M T C Boys Home Saturday Fort Washington Report
Fort Washington Maryland July 27 this year's Citizens Military Training Camps end Friday July 31 and the boys from Indiana will return after all having completed the training. Indiana was represented by Candidate Sergeants Fred Gereligman and James O'Hara Corporals John Simpson Alex Zacur Valgene Boucher and Private First Class Wayne Fulton Capt F D Timberlake and Second Lieutenant Hugh M Bell attached to the Agath Infantry Reserves were stationed here during training. All local boys took part in the camp curriculum and wish to continue with the C M N C L and the Reserve Officers Corps. Yours truly The Indiana Bunch.
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Fort Washington
Indiana
Fred Gereliman
James O'Hara
John Simpson
Alex Zacur
Valgene Boucher
Wayne Fulton
F. D. Timberlake
Hugh M. Bell
Agath
C. M.ncl
Reserve Officers Corps
Indiana Bunch
Special Dance At Pennsylvania Saturday Evening
A special dance event will be held Saturday evening August first near Indigua Parkwood road seven miles west of town. The Nifty Orchestra will be provided by Marinos, 382.
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Pennsylvania
Indigua- Parkwood Road
Marinos
Candidates file petitions for borough offices on Democratic ticket
A list of candidates filing petitions in the County Commissioners office shows S H Donohue for constable Fourth Ward D M Brown for school director Bird Martin for council Fourth Ward Q O Cox for council Fourth Ward W Wissel for judge of election Fourth Ward Mrs Madalyn Buck for inspector Fourth Ward Annia K Lowry for school director Donald Smith for borough auditor Also filed were John F Johnston Saltshore county commissioner John McAdoo road supervisor Grant township J McClair road supervisor West Wheatheld township A P Hill road supervisor White township A C Fisher Indiana county commissioner C J Fyock road supervisor Cherry hill township J W Fisher inspector First Ward Blairsville Blair Learn constable Grant township G A Minser justice of the peace Lester J Steele inspector C O Hughes constable Walter Simpson inspector H L Black judge of the election M D Black school director H H Wetzel school director Arthur Stewart supervisor C C Beatty supervisor W M Streams auditor H L Streams inspector East Mahoning township.
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County Commissioners Office
S. H. Donohue
D. M. Brown
Bird Martin
QO. T. Cox
W. ©. Wissel
Madalyn Buck
Annia K. Lowry
Donald Smith
John F. Johnston
Saltshore
John McAdoo
Grant Township
J. McClair
West Wheatheld Township
A. P. Hill
White Township
A.C. Fisher
Indiana
C. J1. Fyock
Cherryhill
J. W. Fisher
Blairsville
Blair Learn
G. A. Minser
Lester J. Steele
C. O. Hughes
Walter Simpson
H. L. Black
M. D. Black
H. H. Wetzel
Arthur Stewart
C. C. Beatty
W. M. Streams
H. L. Streams
East Mahoning Township
Attending Clarion Post Office Convention Delegation
A large Indiana Post Office staff delegation and their wives departed for Clarion to attend the annual convention and banquet of the Postal Employees of the 27th Congressional District. Included were Walter Y. Malcolm C. S. Borland J. C. Fairman Albert L. Miller S. D. McFarland D. B. Shirley I. W. Fleming James A. Eisenberg Benjamin R. Thompson Samuel Trimble Stanley Fleming E. C. Borland Wilber Stahl F. B. Good.
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Indiana Post Office
Clarion
27Th Congressional District
C. S. Borland
J. C. Fairman
Albert L. Miller
D. McFarland
D. B. Shirley
I. W. Fleming
James A.isenberg
Benjamin R. Thompson
Samuel & Trimble
Stanley Fleming
E. C. Borland
Wilber Stahl
F. B. Good
Ringer Wins Majestic Refrigerator at Theater Drawing
John R. Ringer of 1375 Philadelphia Street won a Majestic refrigerator valued at 175.50 after his coupon was drawn at the New Ritz theater last night at 9:00. The name of the winning lad could not be learned. Burgess B. H. Lichteberger, B. Dwight Ray, and H. Earl Raymond presided over the drawing on behalf of the Indiana Evening Gazette and the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Ringer
Philadelphia Street
Ritz Theater
Mr. Ringer
Burgess B. H. Lichteberger
B. Dwight Ray
Indiana Evening Gazette
H. Earl Raymond
Chamber of Commerce
McCombs Couple Welcome Baby Girl in Indiana
Mr and Mrs Robert McCombs announce the birth of a six and a quarter pound girl at the Bornheimer home 986 Wayne avenue on Saturday July 25 Dorothy Jean and her mother Harriet Reed of West Lebanon are reported doing well Also an advertisement notes 28¢ quart of Tee Cream at Naughertys Cut Rate Drug Store opposite the railroad station 287x
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Robert McCombs
Indiana
Bornheimer Home
Wayne Avenue
Dorothy Jean
Harriet Reed
West Lebanon
Naugherty’s
Band Concert Here Tonight by Municipal Band
Miss Mabel Fiscus soprano will guest with the Municipal Band in its weekly concert on the McCrory lot this evening at 8 00. Program includes Forest Echoes by Kiesler and marches and waltzes. Also advertised Braeburn Suit Sale at Dick Thompson's offering bargains.
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Mabel Fiscus
McCrory Lot
Solus
Miss Fiscus
Forest
Kiesler
Moses
Valley
Miss Piscus
136Th Field
Fillmore
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Shriners
U. S. Treasury
Athletica
Connie Mack, Jr
Paatera
Armstrong
Tax-Justice League
Donald Bowser
Thompson’s
Will Rogers
Pangborn
Herndon
Boardman
Media Hills
Daugherty’s
Opp. P. RK. R
Braeburn
Dick” Thompson
Kansas
Justice of Peace
J. K. Montomery
Oakley
Kaa
Cleo Wurat
Edgar Smith
Center
Justice Montgomery
Jacob Miller
Harrisonville
Miffinsburg
Episcopal Church
Mysterious Kline
C.M.T.C. Boys Home
Clarion P. O. Convention
Ringer
McCombs
Gaga
Dick” ‘Thompson
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