A Mountain Feud War Reignites After Ballfield Tragedy
Rossy McAfee returns home to Mountain City after a campus feud erupts into a deadly altercation at Ebenezer. Sock Tolliver, the Tolliver pitcher, is shot and graveside tensions flare as families revive the old McAfee Tolliver feud. Steve Hogg warns of looming power behind the college and a looming confrontation.
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Rossy
Mountain City
Mint’s Creek
Pappy Mint
Ebenezer Church
McAfees
Tollivers
Ebenezer
Steve
iRossy
Steven Hogg
Hogg
McAfee
Steve Hogg
Jobs for June Graduates.American government as employer
Uncle Sam is the nation’s largest employer with nearly a million workers. About one third labor in the Postal Service and 90,000 in Agriculture. Most federal employees work outside Washington. Each year over half a million apply for civil service exams, with about 40,000 appointments made. Practical, high standards aim to hire fully competent workers.
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Uncle Sam
America
Postal Service
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Acluel Service Hashinas
H.B. Mitchell
Miny
Civil Service Commission
Imany
Couphitul Eutens
Aaa
Woman Sues for Millions Over Railroad Transactions
Philadelphia reports a Pennroad Corp stockholder, Mrs Grate Stein Weigle of Chicago, filing a federal suit seeking damages exceeding 4 000 000. She alleges officers and trustees of Pennwood and related entities overstated investments to push a Pennsylvania railroad plan, citing heavy losses from controlling-share purchases in multiple railroads and a bogus forwardings venture.
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Philadelphia
Pennroad Corporation
Pennsylvania Railroad
The
Sun
Grate Stein Weigle
Chicago
Penproad Corporation
Pennsylvania
Weigle
Offvers
Pennwood
Eastern Railroad
Secun
Canton Company
Baltimore
Tost
Canton Railroad
Detroit, Voledo and Tonto
Pittsburgh and West Virginia
Seaboard Air Line Railway
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Boston and Maine Railroad
Lehigh Valley Railroad Names Key Defendants in Suit
Individual defendants include Albert J. County vice president of the Pennsylvania and a Pennroad director Henry H. Lee Pennroad president and a Pennsylvania director Joseph Wayne Jr a director of both companies and the estates of Jay Cooke Effingham B. Morris Levi L. Rue W W Atterbury Richard B Mellon and Charles E Ingersoll.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Albert J. County
the Pennsylvania
Pennroad
Henry H. Lee
Pennsylvania
Joseph Wayne, Jr
Jay Cooke
Effingham B. Morris
Levi L. Rue
W. W. Atterbury
Richard B. Mellon
Charles E. Ingersoll
Miss Beplar and Kerr Nurses Visit in Kerr Home
Miss Beplar and Miss Mildred Kerr nurses at Mayview Hospital spent several days in the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Kerr. Many relatives and other locals were noted visiting or traveling between Homer City and nearby towns including Pittsburgh Youngstown Vandergrift and Baltimore.
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Beplar
Mildred Kerr
Mayview Hospital
H. E. Kerr
Margaret Allison
R. N
Pittsburgh
William Wetzel
Roy Baker
Harrisburg
Emma Miller
Jean Blyth
Darrell Robertson
Youngstown
Ohig
Myrtle Feve
Bernice
Vernon Coup
Patty
Very
Mes
Virgil Grambling
Berlin
Donald Sickenberger
Moshier
du- Buis
Gillan Johnston
Philadelphia
Anton Reiner
Graceton
Arthur Frederick
Iowa
Purley
Somerset-Indiana County American Legion Auxiliary
Johnstown
Lewis Thomas
Hudak
Billy
Mor Runtown
West Virginia
Ab Lown
Mabel McKee
Nanette Johnson
William Fleming
L. G. Raub
Salem
Ohio
Clarence Condon
Carl
State College
Three Thousand Attend World Largest Bible Class Rally
Three thousand persons attended the World’s Largest Bible Class Rally at the Fair Grounds with delegations from Indiana Jefferson Clearfield Cambria Washington Somerset and Westmoreland Counties. Rev L T Culp founder of the Bible Crusade spoke at both services and announced continued meetings each evening at 7:44 o clock. The Clovers provided music and Rev Culp sponsors the Bible Crusaders on WHUIB radio at 11 30 a m on Tuesdays and Fridays.
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Fair Grounds
Indiana
Jefferson
Clearfield
Cambria
Washington
Somerset
Westmoreland
L. T. Culp
Bible Crusade
Rev. Culp
Bible Crusaders
WHUIB
May relief decline trims Pennsylvania welfare rolls
The end of May saw a further drop in the state's general assistance with 3,377 fewer cases and 10,424 fewer persons on relief. Through June nationwide figures show 169,634 cases and about 94,000 fewer people since mid March, as 7,384 cases closed while 3,957 opened. In Indiana County, 6,193 people benefited from 9,320.18 dollars in net expenditures as WPA and private employment shifts reduced overall relief. Applications fell to 6,465 with Memorial Day closures affecting counts, and total weekly aid dropped by about 10,876 from prior week to 1,181,206 dollars in cash relief plus 74,214 dollars in milk orders.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana County
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Harry Harrison Kroll
MEA Service, Inc
Hosay
Andy
Hoasy
Dr.Tolliyar
Vossy McAfee
Old Leacock
Judy
Hannah
Hurd
Bob
T' Jay
Tolliver
Jay McAfee
Sock Tolliver
Sock
Civil Service
Samuel
Elbert Hubbard
Garcia
Pennroad-P. R. R
Homer City News
Cluvers
Peat
Collier's
Life
Enquire
Coopers
Peter Fick
Camel Cigarettes
Pete Fick
Caro
Ling
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