Ford Day Promises Big Parade and Car Prize
A Merchants Auxiliary and Sutton Miller Co. plan Ford Day with a Ford touring car prize worth 420 dollars and over 75 other prizes. Tickets are sold by participating merchants. drawings secreted in a washing drum at the Rest Room. Philadelphia Street will be cleared around 2 pm for a parade with a Boy Scout band and a large crowd expected on Indiana’s main street.
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Ford
Chamber of Commerce
Sutton-Miller Co
Philadelphia
Fifth
Ninth Streets
Silas C. Streams
Audrey Mabin
Ross M. Sutton
Ira A. Myers
E. B. Campbell
Robert Hill
John M. Daugherty
Bert Lichteberger
D. W. Simpson
J. Ol Sutton
Jofn Milter
Boy Scout
Y. M. C. Avain
Indiana
Graduating Nurses to Be Honored at Indiana Hospital
Six young women who completed the Indiana Hospital training course will be graduated at a commencement in the Presbyterian church on Thursday evening June 4 at eight o'clock. Dr C Ry McKinniss of Torrence Aa will deliver the address. Musical numbers will be offered and a reception to the graduates and friends will close the exercises. The graduating class includes Ruth Maris Wadding Indiana Mary Margaret Ganley Clune Marie Louise Oliver Clymer Margaret Susan Caird Munhall Laura Genevieve Spencer Marion Center and Marie Ida Johnston Indiana.
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Indiana Hospital
Presbyterian Church
C. Ry McKinniss
Torrence
Camp Resta
Clagg
Indigna
Claus
Ruth Maris Wadding
Indiana
Mary Margaret Ganley
Clune
Marie Louise Oliver
Clymer
Margaret Susan Caird
Munhall
Laura Genevieve Spencer
Marion Center
Marie Ida Johnston
Indiana Post 28 to honor John P Hyigtd funeral
Members of Indiana Post No 28 will gather at Memorial Hall at 40 o'clock a m in battalion uniform to attend the funeral of John P. Hyig td in Greenwood.
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Memb
Indiana Post No
Memorial Hall
John P. Hyig
Greenwoadee
Motorists Pay The Usual Fine After Car Tampering
At about one o clock Saturday Edward Goodfellow saw two men tampering with his Ford on Ninth and Water Street. He recorded their license and alerted Chief George O Connell. The suspects Vernon Wolfe and C D Helman were later arrested, brought before Squire Sharretts, and fined ten dollars plus costs for tampering with a car not theirs.
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Edward Goodfellow
Ninth and
Water Street
Goodfellow
George O'Connell
Yaterday O'Connell
Vernon Wolfe
C. D. Helman
Squire Sharretts
Kinfolk Lowman Reunion at old King homestead
Memorial Day gathering at the Thomas I and Rebecca Lowman home on North Ninth street drew 28 relatives. Winfield King led guests to a large meal in the grove and a day of games for adults and children. A 1 pm porch photo preceded a 2 pm dinner for all, with music by a Lowman quartet and a long list of attending relatives from Pittsburgh New York City Avalon Charleroi and Belle Vernon among others. Hosts were Mrs Ida Lowman King and Winfield L King.
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King
North Ninth Street
Thomas I
Rebecca Lowman
Winfield King
Margaret Free
J. L
Ed. Lowman
F. Fre
W. I. King
William Huston
Dormont
Charles Lowman
New York City
Robert Lowman
Pittsburgh
Howard White
Bob
Jackie White
Fred Free
J. F. Lowman
Ray Lowman
Louise
Dempsey Heads To Berlin After Farewell in New York
Jack Dempsey and his wife Susanne Varis dine with Suzanne Lenglen before leaving for Berlin. The American fighter will headline exhibition bouts at Luna Park with a $15,000 weekly purse and gate receipts. Miles Lenglen quips about Dempsey's forehand as the star departs to the European tour.
Tent Meeting In Prospect At Rich Hill Spruce Grove
The Wesleyan Methodist churches of Rich Hill and Spruce Grove plan a tent meeting June 7 to 21 near Manor School House. Rev. A B Hotchkiss of Miltonvale Kansas will preach with his son William leading the singing. Locals look for refreshing singing and preaching and invite the neighborhood to attend.
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Wesleyan Methodist
Rich Hill
Spruce Grove
Manor School House
A. B. Hotchkiss
Miltonvale
Kansas
William
William Hotchkiss
Dos. M. Markey
Frey Tickets Perks With Purchases and Subscriptions
Frey offers a chance to win a free Ford with every $1 purchase at our spare and with payments on subscriptions new or renewal. A few sets of albums priced at $5 remain, with a gag included.
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Frey
Ford
Irish Meet Swansa Of B Ith Smiles York Parade
General Owen O Duffy led the Irish Civic Guard review of the 165th Infantry in New York on June 2. A delegation from Clan-na-Gael allegedly hurled missiles but hit no one. plain clothes officers and MPs swiftly identified those responsible.
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Swansa
York Parade
New York
INS
Owen Odutty
Irish Civic Guard
165Th Infantry
Fighting Sixty-ninth
Clan-Na-Grel
O'Duffy
M. P’s
Early June brides flood New York license bureaus
In New York four hundred forty four couples sought marriage licenses as June brings many to wed. Manhattan issued 230 licenses surpassing last June's 196. Clerk James Gannon notes many applicants are young and immigration limits push some to wait for quota openings. Weekdays remain popular for ceremonies.
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New York
Manhattan
James Gannon
Gannon
Shepherd trial delayed in Chicago on murder charge
In Chicago on June 2 the William D. Shepherd murder trial advanced to its thirteenth day with little change. Four jurors sworn and two additional veniremen awaited examination as weary parties resisted predicting when deliberations would begin. In Los Angeles investigators prepared for a conference on a possible grand jury action against Halcomb Wood and Stevens in a $1,000,000 kidnapping plot involving Mary Pickford.
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Chicago
INS
William D. Shepherd
William Nelson MelClintock
Tegti
Los Angeles
C. Z. Stevens
Claude Halcdmb
Adrian J. Wood
Mary Pickford
Hollywood
Pega
Halcomb
Wood
Stevens
Forgotten heroes honored in Spanish American War awards
Washington June 3. Silver medals and citations for gallantry in action against Spanish in Cuba and insurgents in the Philippines during the Spanish-American War awarded by the department. Names such as A. L. Ba etc. appear in the list of recipients.
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Washington
INS
Cuba
Department Foray
A. L. Ba Eines
Defense Day plans moved up for July 4 test
Washington June 2 War Department officials rush to finalize plans for a national defense test on July 4. President Coolidge’s disapproval of the November date shortened preparation, with a likely smaller turnout due to a Saturday observance and weekend vacations. Reserve officers nationwide are being summoned to assist.
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Washington
War Department
Coolidge
Doight F. Davie
National Guard
Police Fear Bomb Plot After Boxes Found on Third Avenue Line
New York police report two wooden boxes placed on the Third Avenue elevated line blocked a train path. Believed to be infernal machines, the boxes were dumped into the East River after water immersion. A detective felt a shock touching one box as it was handled. Police expanded searches of subway and elevated stations to rule out a coordinated attack.
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York
Third Avenue
East River
Michael Harrington
Arrests in Robbery Case at Hooverhurst Store
The store of George Yakmievit near Glen Campbell was robbed four weeks ago last Saturday night. Sheriff Malcolm, County Detective Fields, and Deputy Wilson raided John Sedency’s home in Chambersville, finding much of the stolen goods. John Sedency and four others were arrested. five men jailed, three women with children placed under guard in the county home.
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George Yakmievit
Hooverhurst
Glen Campbell
Malcolm
Fields
Wilson
Chambersville
John Sedency
John
Miss Uncapher Becomes Bride in Quiet May Run Wedding
Friday evening at the Wes leyan Methodist Parsonage in Penn Run Pennsylvania Martin Conway and Miss Viola Uncapher were united in marriage by Rev Jos B Markey of the Spruce Grove Wesleyan Church. The couple, well known in Spruce Grove area, plan to reside nearby as they start housekeeping.
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Wesleyan Methodist
Penn Run
Martin Conway
Viola
Deaths of Women Mystery in Boston Case
Boston detectives pursue a suspect feared by Mae Price wardrobe mistress of a musical comedy company. Fingerprints of the Brown Derby troupe are being taken in New York as authorities seek a marred faced man. Price offered 500 reward. The Kane Case in New York features Florence Kane’s slaying with suspect Walter Johnson questioned. detectives unsatisfied after days of probing. Descriptions from other victims point to a giant Negro, while a white boy’s possible link is explored.
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Boston
INS
Mae Price
New York
William Price
Price
Avery Motive
Kane
Florence Kane
Brooklyn
Walter Johnson
Jacksonville
Fla
Johnson
Weishhorhood
Indiana Boys Take Big Step
Floyd R. Getty and Wayne M. Getty have resigned from their posts with Roger's Shoe Store in Uniontown and the Greensburg office of the same company and plan to open an exclusive women's shop in Uniontown. They secured a prime location in the Citizens Title and Trust Bank Building on Main Street and will stock fashionable shoes and hosiery for women.
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Floyd R. Getty
Roger
Uniontown
Wayne M. Getty
Greensburg
Getty Brothers
Citizens Title and Trust Bank
Main Street
Barn Dance at Armory Delights County Crowd
About 300 attendees enjoyed the 40 and 8 barn dance at the Armory last night. Stadtmiller and Andy Hasinger played fiddles after a week of training, keeping dancers moving. patrons from across the county praised the event as the best yet.
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Armory
Toe Stadtmiller
Andy Hasinger
Jourtoust
Uesta
Hee
No Monkeys Quests In Andeast Two New York Hotels
New York reports that clerks at two exclusive hotels refused entry to the English traveler George M. Dyott and his monkey “Mr. Brown.” Dyott, fresh from South America where he pursued a quest for white Indians, still sought lodging for the animal at a third hotel.
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New York
Newark
George M. Dyott
South America
Midwest heat and storms claim eleven lives and injure many
Severe heat across the midwest triggered by a heat wave plus violent electrical and wind storms killed and injured dozens. Four Chicagoans died, three in Cleveland, two in Des Moines, and two near Wayland Missouri. A 90 mile windstorm toppled homes and trees, paralyzed lines, with losses over 100000 dollars. Lightning killed a golfer and a farmer in Des Moines as storms moved east, winds easing but danger lingering in Missouri and Kansas.
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Chicago
INS
Midwest
Cleveland
Des Moines
Wayland
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Missouri
Kansas
Lytle School Receives Sendoff for Nine Month Term
The Lytle school in Center township closed on May 29 with Miss Dorothy Munshower of Indiana as teacher. About many visitors attended an old-fashioned picnic dinner. Of 26 pupils enrolled, 11 were neither absent nor tardy during the nine month term. The class presented the teacher with two five dollar gold pieces in appreciation of her services.
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Lytle
Center Township
Dorothy Munshower
Indiana
Marriage Announced Penrod Bell Wedding Planned
Announcement of the marriage between M. Wilson Penrod of this place and Miss Glady Bell of Rural Valley set for April 25. Mrs. Penrod is a leading Armstrong County teacher and Grove City College student in music and art. Mr. Penrod works for the Sterling Qi] Co. in Indiana. The couple reside on West Philadelphia Street.
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M. Wilson Penrod
Glady Bell
Rural Valley
Motor Trip To Turtle Creek Weekend Visit
Miss Marian and Jane Young of Indiana and Miss Dollie Dixon of Creekside spent the weekend with their uncle Harry Young of Turtle Creek. They were accompanied home with cousin Charles Young and Glenn Walter and Lea Robinson. The trip was made overland.
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Marian
Jane Young
Indiana
Dollie Dixon
Creekside
Harry Young
Turtle Creek
Charles Young
Glenn Walter
Lea Robinson
Brother of Mrs Jame Blair to Be Buri Richmond Va
S R Walker of Shelocta is dead and burial arrangements set in Richmond Virginia with details of survivor relations and service plans reported in local notices.
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Jame Blair
Buri
Richmond, Va
S. R. Walker
Death notices from a Tulare paper report several obituaries
The clippings mention Edward Payson Hall of 1750 Euclid Street and other relatives, with funeral arrangements in Richmond and nearby towns. Also noted are Mrs. R. Walker, Mrs. Ben Rising and Stadtmiller family members, plus a Tulare county resident who died after illness and a stroke at home.
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Edward Payson Hall
David
Elizabeth
Ben’ Rising
Dodlowihe
Tula
Ben Rising
Stadtmiller
North Fifth
Ben
Woodyas
Tulare
Wesdville
Interment in Indianapolis and Washington services
Interment details and funeral services described for figures connected to Indianapolis and Washington. The report notes a June 2 service in Washington at the Williand Hotel red room and the Indianapolis rites under Scottish Rite Freemasonry, with honorary pallbearers and several named officials mentioned in the oblique OCR.
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Washington
Williand
Dianapolis
Claude. A . Solehuty
Delaware Fetauty
Council Meeting Notice Postponed to October Session
The council’s regular meeting schedule appears postponed in the notice text. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but the item indicates a revised timing for the next council session, with potential implications for agenda items and public access.
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Lowman Clan
Old Homestead
Mecca
Camp Rest
Jack and
Wife Dine
Susanne
Prospect
N.Y
Miss Uncapher
Indiana Boys
Andeast
City Bulletins
Lytle School
Mario
Wigard
R. Walker
Dent
Armstrong Township
Greenoak
Indianapoli
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