Fence Man Builds A Modern House For Use Of Salesmanship Club
Captain John W. Qorby of Cyclone Fence Company spoke at a Merchants Auxiliary banquet in the YMCA, sharing live salesmanship statistics and stories. He stressed humor, personality, pep, and practical insights, noting his Pennsylvanian roots boosted confidence and audience engagement.
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Fence Man
Pennsylvania
Keystone
John W. Qorby
Cyclone Fence Company
Waukegan
Merchants Auxiliary
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
West
Wedding at Marchand Sees Miss La Rose Peffer Wed
A Tuesday noon home ceremony joined Miss La Rose Peffer of Marchand to Frank Lowry of Rochester Mills. Rev Steely officiated in an Evangelical service witnessed by Mona Knox and Hastings Lowry. A family dinner followed and the couple left for a wedding trip to Harrisburg Washington DC and the South.
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la Rose Peffer
Marchand
Frank Lowry
Rochester Mills
Steely
Evangelical Church
Mona Knox
Hastings Lowry
Harrisburg
Washington, D. C
Mrs Annie Boucher Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs Annie Loydig Boucher widow of J Taylor Boucher died at her East Church Street home this morning at five o clock after an extended illness from a complication of diseases. Funeral arrangements not yet completed obituary to follow later.
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Annie Loydig Boucher
J. Taylor Boucher
East Church Street
State police guard Pinchot revised code debate
Harrisburg June 7 The administration code in reprinted form lies before the House as state police guard against tampering following Governor Pinchot s filibuster delaying action The Senate plans to pass two revenue bills and refer the Blair bill to a House action while amendments threaten the profits tax The Clark blue sky bill won approval in the House licensing dealers in stock and securities The Finegan question on a four year term for superintendent of public instruction may be settled today
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Harrisburg
INS
House of Representatives
Pinchot
House
Senate
Finance Committee
State Banking’ Department
Finegan
Thomas E. Finegan
Canada Bans Oleomargine Sales In Wartime Move
Ottawa June 7 The government rejected wartime leniency and banned oleomargine sales in Canada. The measure nullifies wartime allowances and will force shutdowns of several American oleomargine company branch plants.
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Ottawa
INS
Canada
Amercian Olcomargine
Mrs. L. M. Hicks Seriously Ill In Washington Hospital
Friends learn Mrs. L. M. Hicks of South Seventh Street is confined in a Washington Pennsylvania hospital after an operation. Her condition is described as not entirely stable.
Carlisle Woman Visits Sons and Attends Commencement
Mrs. Mary E. Miller of Carlisle visited her sons Charles and Albert in town then left for State College to attend the commencement. Her youngest son Chris is to graduate in the engineering program.
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Mary E. Miller
Carlisle
Charles
Albert
State College
Chris
Wreck of Flying Flivver Ends Spectacular Flight
Pine Valley New Jersey June 7. George Barbot's miniature airplane crashed near Paulsboro New Jersey while attempting a Washington from New York flight. He reported heavy winds from New York to the crash site and said the craft will be overhauled in New York after failed repair options.
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Pine Valley
N. J
America
George Barbot
Paulsoro
New Jersey
Washington
New York
Barbot
Curtiss Flying
Somerset Miners Vote to Continue Strike
In Somerset county a 23 Local United Mine Workers gathering at Ukrainian hall Woodvale decided to persist with the strike for a union contract and UMWA recognition. Leaders present include John Brophy James Mark and Richard Gilbert district no 2, plus John Chizzoni. They plan to send a letter to Governor Pinchot requesting protection and action against strike-breakers and guards.
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United Mine Workers of
Somerset County
Woodvale
John Brophy
James Mark
Richard Gilbert
United Mine Workers of America
Gifford Pinchot
Conventio
Jerome
Returns From The Grand Jury Action List
The Grand Jury issued True Bills against Vince Yearns and John Metuss for assault with intent to kill and related charges. Others named include Mike Cochuba, Annie Blanch Chukin, James Trimarchi, and Alexander Cinto facing various offenses. Civil Court proceedings involve Beryl Seanor seeking $15,000 from George Seanor over alleged worthless stock, ongoing today.
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Vince Yearns
John Metus
Vince Yaras
Mike Cochuba
Paul Chuckin
Annie Blanch Chukin
James Trimarchi
Alexander Cinto
Alexander Cinto—argson
Sam Davis
Beryl Seanor
George Seanor
Rainfall tops three inches after drought break
Between 11 p.m. Tuesday and midnight, nearly two inches of rain fell, bringing total rainfall to over three inches since the drought ended Tuesday afternoon. Lorentz predicts showers today followed by clearing and cooler weather, with Friday bringing rain and a warmer trend.
Crissman Cousins' Party in Punxsutawney
Miss Edith Margaret and Elizabeth Crissman entertained at their Pine Street home in Punxsutawney last evening honoring Crissman cousins. About 80 guests attended from town and nearby, enjoying cards and a luncheon. Out of town guests included Mrs Ross Ferry of Roaring Springs and Mrs T L Casey and Mrs Edward Schrader of Indiana.
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Punxsutawney
Edith
Margaret Andlizabet Criggman
Pine Street
Crissman
Ross Ferry
Roaring Springs
T. L. Casey
Edward Schrader
Indiana
Mother of three graduates honor at Barnard College
Mrs. Katherine Bouton Clay of Newark New Jersey, mother of three, graduated in May from Barnard College with a bachelor of arts degree and special honors in modern languages. She studied mainly on subway and train commutes. She plans to pursue Italian studies this summer and then a master of arts degree. Her husband Clifford Clay writes for trade papers.
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New York
Katherine Bouton Clay
Newark
N. J
Barnard College
Collegt Ce
Parnell Walker Nuptials Set for Next Thursday
Prominent Wilmington Delaware social figure a young woman and an Indiana businessman will be principals at the society function noting the upcoming nuptials and the prominent attendees.
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Wilmington
Del
Indiana
Weddings Bring Parnell and Walker Heiress to Public
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Dorothy Walker of Wilmington Delaware and Gilbert Smith Parnell son of Mr and Mrs J E Parnell. The ceremony set for June 14 at 7 PM in Indiana. Parnell a Dickinson School of Law graduate and Phi Kappa Alpha member to join Parnell Cower Co Insurance. Guests include maid of honor Miss Margaret Richardson and several ushers from Pennsylvania.
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Dorothy Walker
Leon Walker
Wilmington
Delaware
Gilbert Smith Parnell
J. E. Parnell
Indiana
Parnells
Dickinson School of Law
Carlisle
Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Mercersburg Academy
Parnell
Parnell, Cower & Co
Margaret Richardson
Phoebe Foster
Pittsburgh
Margaret Bickley
Philadelphia
Joseph ©. Luke
Chadd Ford
Elizabeth Parnell
Murray Peeler
John Klepser
Aaron Clark
Samuel Mackelduff
William Crow
Pennsylvania
Charles L. Walker
Myers Enters Candidate List for Sheriff Nomination
Harvey J. Myers of Armstrong township announced his bid for the Republican sheriff nomination at the primary. A well known Armstrong field miner, he is the son in law of former Sheriff George H. Jeffries of Rochester Mills.
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Harvey J. Myers
Armstrong Township
Mr. Myers
Armstrong Field
George H. Jeffries
Rochester Mills
Andersons attend Ohio College of Dental Surgery commencement
Mr and Mrs J Q Anderson and their son Laroe of Ernest are in Cincinnati to attend the commencement exercises of the Ohio College of Dental Surgery The couple’s son Russell is a member of the graduating class.
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J. Q. Anderson
Laroe
Ernest
Cincinnati
Ohio College of Dental Surgery
Russell
Bursum seeks $200 million veteran bonus via legal obligation line
Senator Holmes Bursum of New Mexico outlined a plan to push a $200,000,000 adjusted compensation bill for 4,000,000 World War I veterans. He argues the government created a legal obligation by requiring insurance and wartime allotments, and expects Harding to sign or veto. The new bill, to be introduced when Congress reconvenes, mirrors the prior measure with changes and includes a $32 monthly minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. K. Hutchinson
Washington
Congress
Holmes Bursum
New Mexico
Senate Pension Committee
America
Burzum
Bursum
Harding
Final Day Of School Brings Joy To City Grades
Students flocked to the last day of school with cheering and pride as they collect passing cards and prepare for vacation. Younger pupils revel in outdoors and freedom while older students anticipate the start of summer days and the memories of a carefree year.
Reed Makes A Fine Record In Education
Gabriel Reed son of Mr and Mrs John Reed of Ernest has earned high honors at Bliss Electrical School Washington after one and a half years of English study. He graduated with the Bliss gold medal from a class of 184 and is currently visiting his home in Ernest.
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Gabriel Reed
John Rede
Ernest
United States
Bliss Electrical School
Washington
Bliss
Mrs McKee Undergoes Operation at Indiana Hospital
Mrs Frank McKee of North Seventh Street underwent gallstone surgery at the Indiana Hospital yesterday. Her condition was reported as eminently satisfactory this morning. Church notes call Lutheran children to meet for Sunday School practice at First United Presbyterian Church at 4 PM Thursday for Children’s Day.
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Frank McKee
North Seventh Streat
Indiana Hospital
Lutheran Church
First United Presbyterian Church
Broken Back Fatal To Clark Boyer in Indiana Hospital
A broken back proved fatal for Clark Boyer aged 205 while he was hospitalized in Indiana. The death was reported as another tragic accident involving the patient at the state hospital.
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Clark Boyer
Indiana
Deaths from fall after roof painting in Indiana
The death of C Royer, 25, of Shelocta, Indiana, occurred after a fall from a roof while painting. He died in Indiana Hospital early this morning from injuries sustained, leaving parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Boyland and brothers Herbert and Ray. Funeral services were set for Saturday at 10 a.m. from his parents’ home with interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Also noted is the death of Daniel D. Miller, 62, prominent Barnesboro resident, after a lingering illness, with survivors including Homer Miller of Hastings and several others.
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Dutghi
Royer
Indiana Hospital
Harry B. Boyland
Shelocta
Curry UT
Herbert
Ray
Indiana
Greenwood Cemete
Daniel D. Miller
Barnesboro
D. Miller
Homer Miller
Hastings
Seward
Clarence
Bort
Sherry
Nesboro
Lawrence
G Spangler
My. Miller
Carnival Will End Shiners Convention Dance
The Shrine Imperial Council rejected eight temple applications in its closing session but issued a charter to Ben Ali temple of Sacramento. The carnival ends with the Dance of the States on Washington’s Pennsylvania Avenue, involving 100000 shriners and guests and bands from Milwaukee and Denver.
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Washington
Imperial Council
Cumberland
Akron
Kansas City
Kas
Council Bluffs
Tumwa
Iowa
Danville
Johnstown
Fort Dodge
Ben Ali Temple
Sacramento
Calif
United States
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Capitol
Tripoli Temple
Milwaukee
Alcazar Temple
Denver
Sherman
Treasury
Rudie
50 Year Lafayette College Reunion Attendees
Dr John M St Clair of Philadelphia and his son Fred St Clair of Erie travel by train to Easton for Lafayette College commencement exercises. Dr St Clair is a member of the class of 1873 and about eight other 50 year reunioners are expected to attend the festivities.
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John M. St. Clair
Philadelphia Street
Red St. Clair
Erie
Easton
Lafayette College
Dr. St. Clair
Fred St. Clair
Lafayette
Steady Day on Stock Exchange Reports Dull Morning
New York June 7 Trading was dull in the first two hours with the general list steady. Buoyancy appeared briefly in equipment stocks as American Locomotive hit a high at 148 before slipping back. Steel motor tire and oil shares remained steady while American Can rose above 101.
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New York
Woman hunt under way for Eling girl in Chicago area
Police widen dragnet across four midwestern cities to find the Eling girl who shot C Tesmer before his wife after robbing them. State and local officials pledge she will face full penalty if found as investigators note she is familiar with the city’s underworld and her movements since Tuesday night.
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Eling
C. Tesmer
Office of State’s Attorney
Cook County
Tesmer
Middle “West
Poli
Wil Ba
Tte Kagwa Ues
Birth rate in United States shows decline in 1922
Official Census figures released today show 22.7 births per thousand in 1922, down from 24.4 in 1921. North Carolina records a high 80 birth rate while Washington state reports 18 per thousand, with Southern states highest and Northwest lowest.
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Washington
Census Bureau
North Carolina
Staten
Northwest
Dine Ecu
Algne
Pilin
Haptaaing
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Miss Peffer
Mrs. Boucher
Capitol Notes
GRAND
Crissman Cousins’ Party
Charles F. Pauch
Lundies
M. E. Church
Laval Boe
Myers
Ernest Church
David Watkins
Milton Sills
Ino Y
Reed
Welcoma, Allack
Renato
Dent
Shiners
Nage
Stock Exchange
Clarence Wagner
Dormont
Emmy Jobe
Water Street
Colum
Ae Slayer
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