MISS M ADOO IS JUNE BRIDE
A quiet morning wedding at the McAdoo home on South Sisth street joined Miss Jane McAdoo and Mr. Jouse Jackson in marital vows. The couple, after a motor trip to Gettysburg and Washington, will reside in Apollo after July. Jane is a graduate and former Apollo teacher. Jackson runs a clothing business. Engagement news: Miss Roxie Virginia Brickell will wed F Lawrence Longwill of Shreveport after a bridge luncheon at Miss Cuba Reishells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McAdoo
South
Sisth Street
Jane McAdoo
Jouse Jackson
Horace M. Jackson
Apollo
J. C. Pinkerton
D. D
Min.iater
First United Presbyterian Church
Cuba Reishell
Roxie Virginia Brickell
T. P.brickell
Clymervenue
F. Lawrence Longwill
Shreveport
Louisiana
Frank B. Longwill
North Eighth Street
Brookside Camp Named for Indiana County Health Effort
Brookside Camp was chosen for the Children’s Health Camp sponsored by the Indiana County Tuberculosis Society and will open July 2. Doctors acknowledge strong responses from recommended children. Camp staff includes Mrs. John Warner as matron and food supervisor, Miss Alice Graffius as health supervisor, a counselor for play and rest, with administration led by the society secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside
Indiana County Tuberculosis Society
John Warner
Warner
Alice Graffius
Dilltown
Pilgrims Land in Massachusetts on a three day program
Modern Pilgrims from old England visit Boston and Harvard College where President A L Lowell and Professor E C Moore address them. The 1200 visitors, largest group through customs, tour Lexington Concord and plan a religious welcome. On Wednesday they will visit Plymouth Rock, first landing site of the original pilgrims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Old England
Harvard College
A. L. Lowell
E. C. Moore
Congregational Foreign Mission Society
Lexington and Concord
Plymouth Rock
Lindbergh Visit Sparks Mexico City Flight Return
Capt. Carranza, Mexico’s top aviator, took off from Valbuena Field for Washington at 8110 o clock to reciprocate Col. Charles A. Lindbergh’s aerial visit to Mexico, marking a notable exchange between nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico Cityy
Carranza
Mexico
Valbuena Field
Washington, D. CG
Charles A. Lindbergh
Stewart Must Take Verdict in Teapot Dome Trial
Washington June 11 The judge overruled a motion to direct a not guilty verdict in the contempt trial of Col Robert W Stewart chairman of Standard Oil Indiana. He is charged with refusing to answer questions about Continental Trading Company posed by the Senate Teapot Dome Committee. Jurors were excused until tomorrow with the case likely to go to the jury late tomorrow or Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Distrie
Frederick L. Siddons
District Supreme Court
Stewart
Continental Trading Company
Senate Teapot Dome Committee
Special July term may be set for Pittsburgh graft case
June 11 report from Pittsburgh notes plans for a special July term of court to try 167 defendants. Among them are Police Superintendent Peter T. Walsh and two state legislators. Federal judges would arraign them on prohibition conspiracy charges. State investigations continue after a grand jury found extensive non federal violations, including gambling, in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
INSJ
United States
Western
Pennsylvania
Peter T. Walsh
United States District Attorney
United States Prohibition Administrator
Samuel H Gardner
Allegheny County
Peterman to Receive B S Degree at Pitt
Harry E. Peterman of Indiana Pennsylvania will receive a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration from the University of Pittsburgh on Wednesday morning. He completed the four year course while active in student life as a member of Kappa Sigma, manager of freshman football, business manager of football training camp, advertising manager for the 1928 Owl, and manager of the U of P tennis team. He leaves with an enviable record and seeks further success in the business world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Peterman
Indiana
University of Pittsburgh
Harry
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Train robbers escape from DuPage jail in Wheaton
Chicago dispatch reports five men led by Charlie Linpy Cleaver escaped from DuPage county jail in Wheaton after overpowering deputy sheriff William Edgeton and stealing his keys. They seized shotguns and a Thompson gun, then fled to the rail yard and stole Edgeton's car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Charlie “Linpy” Cleaver
DuPage County
Wheaton
William Edgeton
Edgeton
Sanitary Laundry Uses Nine Water Changes On Whites
Onion sets arrive at J. M. Steart & Co. Watches Buchheit's window. A note signals something is going to happen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Steart & Co
Coolidge Nominated but Won't Move to Secure It Says Willcox
Kansas City dispatch reports William R. Willcox asserting President Coolidge wants the nomination but will not openly seek it. He notes the New York delegation may split on the first ballot between Coolidge and Hoover, with Mellon holding the key to Pennsylvania’s support for Hoover. Theodore Roosevelt and Jardine dismiss the notion Coolidge will accept if drafted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Willcox
Kansas City
INS
William R. Willcox
Hughes
New York
Théodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Political Notes Preview Hoover Fight at Republican Convention
Kansas City June 11 Incoming trains bring hundreds of delegates to the Republican National Convention as factions clash over Hoover. Allies insist he will be stopped while Hoover backers say he will win on the first or second ballot. Andrew Mellon’s decision looms, with his nod capable of swinging the outcome toward Hoover or toward Condigde and other rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes
INS
Kansas City
Hoover
Ioover
Andrew W. Mellon
Pennsylvania
Hugres
Children’s Day Observance At Local Evangelical Church
Yesterday's Sunday School rally drew over 170 attendees with many unable to enter for the evening Children’s Day program. A splendid choir assisted scholars in delivering the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Church
Fisher First by William K. Hutchinson
Kansas City reports three special trains bring Pennsylvania's seventy nine electoral votes to the Republican convention. Delegation led by Secretary of the Treasury A W Mellon and Senator-Elect William S Ware arrives to determine the party's nomination stance and announce preference in the opening ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hutchinson
INS
Kansas City
Mid-Western Plains
Pennsylvania
John S.S. Fisher
Delegation Splits Over Choice Of Men For Coolidge Roll Call
Bitter debate within the delegation over the selection of men for Coolidge. Talk centers on invoking the unit rule and voting the Empire State's 90 delegates on the first roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State
Coolidge
Hilles Leads New York Delegation Feud at Republican Convention
In Kansas City on June 11, Coolidge and Hoover loyalists push to apply the unit rule to New York's 90 delegates. National committeeman Hilles, state chairman Morris, and ex Senator Wadsworth head the effort to renominate President. The unit rule would require a unified vote on the first roll call, a move Republicans previously blocked by the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
INS
Raymond I. Borst
Kansas City
Coolidge
Hoover
New York
Empire State
Charles D. Hilles
George K. Morris
United States
James W. Wadsworth
Denyacrats
Andersons to Reune June 20 Revival Meets at Dixonville
The eighteenth annual Anderson clan reunion will be at Marion Center Park on Wednesday June 20 with all invited. Dr W T Anderson and family of Rawal Pindi India and Rev and Mrs Duff of the Presbyterian Mission in Indiana are expected to attend. Revival meetings led by Rev George W Morse and Erwin Eaty begin June 17 at the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Dixonville with services at 11 am and 7:45 pm daily through the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Marion Center Park
W. T. Anderson
Rawal Pindi
India
Duff
Presbyterian Mission
Indiana
George W. Morse
Erwin Eaty
Templeton
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Dixonville
Missing Harvard crew member linked to Chicago family
Boston and Massachusetts State Police searched for two missing college students in Eastern Massachusetts. William Wayne Neff, son of a Chicago millionaire and Harvard varsity crew member, was last seen on a trolley between Stoniarton and New London, Conn. Mrs Vrances St John Smith of Smith College also disappeared, with officials noting her notable musical talent and possible teaching or orchestra work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
William Wayne Neff
Chicago
Harvard Varsity
Stoniarton
New London
Farmers Parade At Republican Convention City Delays
From Kansas City June 11 the vanguard of farmers arrives amid loud banners and honking autos as supporters seek a landmark parade to back a farmer friendly nominee. Backers claim 40 000 to 90 000 farmers may rally though early reports are unclear and dust laden vehicles are dismissed as paltry. Governor A G Sarle of North Dakota leads a cavalcade as another formation forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William §. Neal
INS
Kansas City
Baners
Treaver
A. G. Sarlie
North Dakota
Presidential Vacation Begins for Mrs Coolidge in Washington
Mrs Calvin Coolidge under care of two White House doctors suffered a recurrence of a long standing illness. Dr Joel Boone and Col James Coupal consulted but postponed a decision on travel to the Summer White House. Physicians hoped she could travel if her condition permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Joel T. Boone
Col
James Coupal
New Arrival in Everman Home
Mr and Mrs Frank Everman Waterstreet announce the birth of a girl yesterday morning Mother and child are reported as getting along nicely. A church supper and several local sales notices interrupt the day with community events and bargain ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everman
Frank Everman
Waterstreet
Omarnin
Resident Dead Blairsville Missing Man Search Continues
State Police Greensburg and multiple agencies hunt for 63 year old Alex Loeffler of Bairdstown who disappeared Thursday afternoon from Westmoreland County Hospital Greensburg. He is described as mentally deranged with amnesia, 5 feet 10, 124 pounds, gray hair brown eyes, light gray suit straw hat tan shoes, with a shotgun scar on his right hand. He lived with his brother Albert Loeffler for 20 years. Margaret Appleton dies at 77 Blairsville resident dies after three week illness leaving two sisters Martha Sipe and Sara Shearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Greensburg City
Indiana
Westmoreland
Alex Loeffler
Bairdstown
Westmoreland County
Greensburg
Albert Loeffler
Bairdstawn
Appleton
Glatesville
Margaret Appleton
William Appleton
North Water Street
Martha Sipe
Sara Shearer
Holy Name Rally Draws Indiana Blairsville District Crowd
About nine hundred people from Indiana county and friends attended the Indiana Blairsville District Rally at the Ritz Theatre. Speakers included Bishop Hugh C. Boyle and Indiana’s Thomas H. Sheehe, with HN Society leaders presiding and a program of prayers, hymns, and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Holy Name Society
Roman Catholic Church
Indiana-Blairsville
Ritz Theatre
Hugh C. Boyle
Pittsburgh
Thomas H. Sheehe
Indiana
J. Clement Hasinger
P. J. Howe
V. F
John B. Collins
The
Ivon
Jesus Heart
James M. Delaney
Union of the Holy Name
Troly
James Brady
Lynin
Dr St Clair Attends Lafayette College Reunion
Dr J M St Clair of Philadelphia street has returned from Boston where he attended the Sath reunion of his class at Lafayette College. On Sunday he was with his son Lyte who works in the florist business in Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. St. Clair
Philadelphia Street
Boston
Lafayette College
Lyte
Reading
Commerce Meet for This Evening
The regular Indiana Chamber of Commerce meeting will be held in the Rest Room at 8 o'clock this evening. Definite action will be taken on installing a credit bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Miss Fleming Goes to School at Muskingen College
Miss Fanny Fleming of South Eleventh Street departs for New Concord Ohio to attend the summer session at Muskinegum College. Tomorrow the G O P conventing advertises radio tubes batteries at J M Stewart Co 348x. Buchheit's window displays watches. A note reads Some 468 thing is going to happen. Rides
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Fanny Fleming
Virginia Fleming
South Eleventh Street
New Concord, C
Muskinegum College
J. M. Stewart & Co
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Miss M'Adoo
Jess Jackson
Miss Brickell
Mr. Longwill
Tuberculosis Society Health
MEX
U. S
Special Court For
Peterman
Indiana Boy
Buchheit
P. Riddle
Kaylee
Mellon-Ware
Fisher
Hilles
Andersons
NEA
Kansas Burea
Kansas City Athletic Club
James E. Watson
Michael J. Tobin
Louis F. Glenn
Illinois
A. A. Lilly
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Lewis L. Emmerson
Henry W. Marshall
Dorothy Cunningham
Hunt
Wisconsin
First Presbyterian Church
Indiana Hotel
Tenition
Auto Parts Co
Holy Name
Bishop Boyle
DR. ST. Clair
Miss Fleming
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