Commencement Tonight At Slippery Rock High School
A large graduating class prepares for commencement in the high school's auditorium marking years of study, with Dr J Linwood Eisenberg delivering the address. Burt Ward conducts orchestral pieces, Elinor Reinhardt Gordon gives the valedictory, and Elinor Dean Anderson offers the salutatory titled Adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Linwood _Eisenberg
Slippery Rock State Teachers’ College
United States
Burt Ward
J. A. McCamey
D. D
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dax
Dean Anderson
Anderson
Dr. Hisenberg
Victor Herbert
Elinor Reinhardt Gordon
John Charley Elected Vice President of Community Boosters
At a meeting of the Community Boosters Association directors in Blairsville the Blairsville Grocery Co. head John Charley was elected vice president. G D Pequenot reported progress and strong enrollment. A merchants meeting is set for Moose Hall Blairsville next Monday at 8 15. John Charley to chair. Homer City independent merchants meet Tuesday at 8 with John Brilhart presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Boosters’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
John Charley
Blairsville Grocery Co
G. D. Pequenot
Moose Hall
Blairsville
Firemen's Hall
Homer City
John Brilhart
Resigned faculty spark Pitt liberalism debate
Pittsburgh June 6 A debate over liberalism at the University of Pittsburgh arose from the resignations of two faculty members Prof E Colston Warne and W Eli sam Chalmars. Dr Louis A Manley dean of the School of Business Administration said both could have remained if they wished, arguing no issue was raised by their departure. The article also mentions a sale and a reunion notice with unrelated listings for suits and a Majestic Refrigerator.
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Pittsburgh
INS
University of Pittsburgh
Colston Warne
W. Elisam Chalmars
Louis A. Manley
School of Business Administration
Blind Youth, 14, Leads His Class
Albert Good, 14, the Roosevelt junior High valedictorian in Charleston, is blind from two accidents. An arrow blinded his left eye at age 10, a splintered bat destroyed the right eye two years later. He learned Braille in Philadelphia and now takes notes orally with his mother as coach. He plans to attend college and become a lawyer.
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Charleston
W. Va
Albert Good
Vee Staan
Roosevelt Junior High
Albert
Philadelphia
BR. S. Good
Probing Three Plane Tragedies In Boston Harbor
Investigations began into the motor failure that sank a Colonial Airways plane bound for New York, drowning passenger Pearl Thorsen and injuring 14 others. Pilot Owen O Connor was praised for saving lives by keeping the craft from crashing on shore. Seven passengers remained in hospital. others rested in area hotels.
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Boston
New York
Colonial Airways
Boston Harbor
Owen O’connor
Pearl
Thorsen
John F. Ryan
Prohibition Poll Vote Here in Hillcrest Bar-B-Q Opening
In view of misleading comments in the Literary Digest Poll the real vote shows 21 for strict enforcement and 312 for change divided 165 to permit eight wines and beer and 147 for repeal. Hillcrest Bar-B-Q opens Saturday with same good sandwiches at 241.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. Y.Z
Literary Digest
Hillcrest Bar-B-Q
Children’s Aid Society selects new Western Pennsylvania officers
Mrs C E Grownwell of Butler is elected president at the forty first annual convention held at First United Presbyterian Church. Mrs J H Barrett of Clearfield becomes vice president and Peoples Pittsburgh Trust Company named treasurer. Retained are executive staff and Training School officers, including Marie Campbell as Resident Superintendent and Emma Brady as Matron. Edward S Lindsey of Warren named Visitor. The convention closes with high praise for reports, discussions and a generous reception in Indiana. Resolutions express thanks to attendees and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Grownwell
Butler
Children’s Aid Society of
Western Pennsylvania
First United Presbyterian Church
J. H. Barrett
Clearfield
Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust Company of
Pittsburgh
Edward S. Lindsey
Warren
Margaret Brooke
Elizabeth Heil
Betty Bantley
Training School For Girls
Marie Campbell
Indiana
Emma Brady
C. B. Ellis
Susan E. Willard
Town
Indiana Couple Weds May 29 at Bride’s Sister Home
Miss Olive Pearl Minto daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard W on of Indiana R D 3 and Cecil Rowe son of Mrs Gaye Marshall of North Fifth Street were married Thursday afternoon May 29 at the bride’s sister’s home 298 East Oak. Rev Fred L Fink officiated. The bride wore turquoise georgette and pink rosebuds and sweetpeas. They will reside at 526 South Second Street Brownsville where Mr Minto is assistant manager of the Woolworth Store. Before marriage Miss Minto was an operator for the Bell Telephone Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Pearl Minto
Richard Won
Indiana
R. D
Cecil Rowe
Gaye Marshall
North Fifth Street
Clark L. Myers
East Oak Street
Fred L. Fink
The
Christian Church
South Second Street
Brownsville
Minto
Woolworth
Salvation Army Appeal Clarifies Free Distribution Policy
Ensign Murgatroyd of the Salvation Army clarified this morning that no garment or furniture item donated is automatically free to the recipient. He noted large consignments of clothing boots jams jellies pickles and canned vegetables may be available, and asked donations be delivered to 635 Water Street or call 646-R for prompt assistance. A note to customers explains a call to Indiana 67400 will connect them to the Pittsburgh office to reverse charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign Murgatroyd
Salvation Army
Water Street
Hemphill
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Senate May Act To Compel Bishop Cannon To Tell All
The Senate weighs compelling Bishop James Cannon to answer questions about his 1928 anti Smith activities. Some lawmakers seek broader inquiry powers to probe his personal political actions and potential contempt risk, as Cannon declined to reply and left the witness stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
James Cannon
A.ove Way
Cannon
Defi
Hoover seeks fast Senate ratification of London Naval Treaty
President Hoover intensifies push to have the London Naval Treaty ratified before the summer recess. Capitol Hill shows growing interest in disposing of the tariff bill and returning home as heat rises to the 90s. Hoover renews contact with Senator Borah to secure Idaho support after their recent split over farm and nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. .R. Holmes
INS
Washington
Hoover
Senate
Capitol Hill
Mr. Hoover
Borah
White House
Hughes
Parker
Indif
Church Visit by Indiana Lodge Odd Fellows
Indiana Lodge No 346 Independent Order of Odd Fellows plans its annual church visitation on Sabbath at 7:30 PM attending First United Presbyterian Church with a sermon by Rev John J Mellvaine and music by Brookline Boulevard United Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh. Palladium Lodge members to assemble at lodge hall at 7:00 PM sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
First United Presbyterian Church
John J. Mellvaine
Brookline Boulevard United
Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh
Indiana
Palladium Lodge
Republicans Depart for Philadelphia Convention
A group of Indiana Republicans heads to Philadelphia to attend the Republican State Convention at the Bellevue-Stratford hotel. Participants include Edward Bennett, H Wallace Thomas, Major C C Clin, Gilbert Parnell, Esq., and George T. McHenry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Philadelphia
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
Edward Bennett
H. Wallace Thomas
Indiana County
Major C. C.cLain
Gilbert Parnell
George T. McHenry
Wilgus Pig Club Weighing Opens Indiana County Year
The Wilgus Pig Club, the oldest in Indiana County, began its eleventh year under 0 3 Gorman with members weighing in their pigs at 8 30 this morning per County Farm Agent John Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
John Warner
Wilgus Organization
Gorman
Luciusboro Scouts Plan Merit Badge Exposition Boost
Members gathered for an active Luclusboro Scouts meeting with a weiner roast and storytelling. They pledged to support the upcoming Merit Badge Exposition while a Lions Club member offered ideas to beautify the Luciusboro Scout booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luclusboro
Lions Club
Luciusboro
Marriage Made Known in Cumberland Maryland May 21
Announcement from Cumberland Maryland May 21 states the marriage of Donald Orr of Indiana and Barbara Kosick of Graceton Minnesota. Mrs. Orr plans to reside in Indiana. Also notes about 65 men’s suits at bargain prices and appliance ads from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland, Md
Donald Orr
Indiana
Barbara Kosick
Graceton
Orr
NYP&C Opposes Delay in 284 Mile Pennsylvania Line
The New York Pittsburgh & Chicago line seeks authority to build 284 miles from Allegheny City to Aston and must demonstrate ability to proceed if approved. Counsel for NY Central, B&O and Pennsylvania urge early case movement before the Pennsylvania Public Service Commission to determine eligibility for Eminent Domain. The road faces objections to Burnside’s report while Loree defends the project as vital to economic welfare and national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York, Pinard& Chicago Railroad
Hts
Pennsylvania
Allegheny City
Aston
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
CG. V. Burnside
Commission
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
L.F. Loree
Dentists Convene in Indiana for Regional Meeting
About 186 dental clinicians from four counties gathered in Indiana for their quarterly meeting and social interlude. Dr. John Logan of Po, Dr. George Wood Clapp of New York City, and Dr. F. D. Miller of Altoona spoke, with a buffet lunch and formal banquet concluding the program. Visitors toured by auto and enjoyed the social events arranged by the Iona County Dental Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Fayette
Washington
Westmoreland
Denstal
Eterday
Iona County Dental Society
Moore Hotel
John Logan
George Wood Clapp
New York City
F. D. Miller
Altoona
Missing Gipsy man Robert Beck sought by police
State Police State Motor Patrol and county officers search for Robert Beck, 84, of Gipsy who wandered from home around 8 AM Wednesday June 4. He is 5'9" 160 pounds with gray hair, chin whiskers, and a mustache. Last seen near Savan at 3 PM Wednesday. Believes relatives live near Dayton, Pa due to weak mental condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Motor Patrol
Robert Beck
Savan
Mr. Beck
Dayton
Brookline organist to lead Sunday service at First United
R A Arthur organist and quartet will provide the musical service at First United Presbyterian Church Sunday evening in Pittsburgh. Arthur, Penn State and Carnegie Tech trained, directs music at South Hills High School and will begin with an organ recital at 7 20 composing Adoration Dreams and Hyen Song. The quartet and Miss Kathryn French, contralto, are featured with pieces by Crimp Scott and Gaul.
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Brookline Boulevard
Guitmant
Martin
Ags
Hastinga
Crimp
Scott
Kathryn French
Shadyside Presbyterian Church
Kdka
Thomas S. Neal Dies in Jacksonville Thursday
Thomas S. Neal, longtime Jacksonville resident, died early Thursday. He is survived by a son Arthur Neal of Leechburg, a daughter Mrs. W. E. Lyons of Blacklick, and a grandson Elmer Lyons. Funeral services will be held at Streams Funeral Parlors at 2 p.m. Saturday with burial in Kent Cemetery. Burpee Seeds and Plants offer Indiana Floral vegetable varieties through A. W. Mabon & Sons at 241x.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas S. Neal
Jacksonville
Arthur Neal
Leechburg
W. E. Lyons
Blacklick
Elmer Lyons
Streams
Kent Cemetery
W. C. T. U. Meeting At Christian Church
The W C T U will meet Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 in the Christian Church at Fifth and Water Streets. The flower and relief committee will lead and tuna blooms will be distributed to the Indiana Hospital. A large attendance is hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Fifth and
Water Streets
Flower and Relief Committee
Indiana Hospital
Ford says business conditions on upward trend
Philadelphia June 6 Henry Ford arrives for reasons undisclosed and dines with Ed ward T Stotesbury. He says recovery from the depression is faster than the decline began, noting many are back to work, boosting productive effort and consumer activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Philadelphia
Henry Ford
Detroit
Edward T. Stotesbury
Ion
Eason
Daniel Beard to Head Scout Jamboree in Indiana County
Indiana County Council Scouts of America and Homer City Lions Club announce a closing Jamboree at the Indiana Fair as part of the Tenth Anniversary Wee Program. Uncle Dan Beard, national Scout Commissioner, will attend. Events include pitching, sprint, relay, tug of war, bicycle races with prizes. The event ends the Scout week with a Service Club dinner Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Council
Scouts of America
Lions Club
Homer City
Mammoth
Daniel Heard
United
Uncle Dan
Indiana Evening Gazette
le Dan
Eement
Miss Hawes to Be Graduated from Bucknell University
Miss Sarah P. Hawes daughter of Mr and Mrs B W Hawes of Cherry Tree Pa graduates from Bucknell University Lewisburg Pa with a Bachelor of Arts degree in a class of 190. Commencement speaker will be Dr William Elgin Wickendon Bucknell president Dr Emory W Hunt will preach the baccalaureate sermon on Sunday evening June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah P. Hawes
B W. Hawes
Cherry Tree
Wis
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Hawes
William Elgin Wickendon
Casa School of Applied
Licence
Cleveland
Emory W. Hunt
Bucknell
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Community Boosters Association
Dick” Thompace
Majestic
Trang
Sik
Creswell
Achoal
Dune
Augusta
Grand Haven
Mich
Prohibition
Children’s Aid Society
C. H. Connewell
ODD Fellows
Wilgus Pig Club Weighing
Lucussboro Scouts
Dick” Thompson
Gilas
C. C
N.Y
P.&c
India
Billie Vatty
Ocean’, Park
Calif
A. W. Mabon & Sons
Danielbeard
Miss Hawes
Dick” Thompson’s
Silas C
Mer Tracks
Ay Parts Co
Ritg Theatre Bldg
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