Scouts Receive Large Honors at Punxsutawney Hospital Field Meet
William Penn Council Scouts were honored with pa yrole and color lowering on a field day program at Punxsutawney Hospital. Camporee patrols appeared in camping wear, and Scouts prepared for an overnight camp before the July 11 summer encampment. Patrols travel through Indiana en route to the annual Scout Camporee near Punxsutawney, with self built camps and cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn Council
Punxsutawney Hospital
Fleming
Seout Council
Hospital Field Dar
Harrison
Indiana
Punx-sulawney
Tax Duplicates For Year 1931 Revolts and Expenditures
Audit summary notes tax duplicates for 1931 across wards Mund First Ward 81,072.00 85 Second Ward 222,780.84 Third Ward 25,801.40 828.70 Fourth Ward totals. taxes collected with discounts, penalties, and commissions and adjustments for 1931 taxes. Additional exemptions and charges planned for 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mund
Death Claims Cecil Miller in Richardsville Home
Cecil Miller of Mrs R F oss of 4500 Church Street died Saturday in Richardsville Jefferson County. She was born September 11 1842 in Trontyville Clearfield County and married Jonathan RR McFadden May 17 1868. McFadden died June 4 1907. Five children noted. Scouts of Punxsutawney plant trees to memorialize donors and dedicate a community park during ceremonies with Daughters of the American Revolution American Legion and George Washington represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F.oss
Church Street
Richardsville
Jefferson County
Trontyille
Clearfield County
Jonathan RR. McFadden
McFadden
Walter
Brown
Scouling
Scouts
Council
American Revolution
American Legion
George Washingston
Scouts of
Punxsutawney
Chicago's Water Beer Parade Is Described By Floyd Gibbons
Floyd Gibbons describes Chicago's water parade during the Republican convention week. He notes a Venice like crowd along the Chicago River and Lake Michigan, mentions delegates in blue and white badges, anti prohibition pressures, and talks of a large hunger relief loan. The report blends sightseeing with political tension and looming policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Gibbons
Chicago
Bloyd Gibbons
Ins Cuigagqo
Chiesgo
Amd
Hdgewater Beach
Geveynound
Art Hughes
Zowlel
Venice
Carrolltown and area obituaries and rescue tale
Obituary notices from Carrolltown detail deaths of Theodore A. Vogel 64 chiropractor and church volunteer and Barbara Ellen Crusan 73 in Livermore with service plans. Vogel survived by siblings and wife Celie, with funeral set at St Benedicts. Separate report covers aviator Ward Hausner rescued at sea after solo flight to Warsaw, wife Martha Hausner expressing relief as ship Circe delivered him alive to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore A. Vogel
Carrolltown
Indiana
Paul
Helena Vogel
Vogel
M Schroth
John
Lawrence
Cecela Vogel
Frank Sweeney
DuBois
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church
Third Order
Knights of Colum
Knights of St. George
Holyame
St. Benedict's Church
Gerald Sehroth
Pittsburgh
Church
Newark
N. J
Martha Hausner
New York
Warsaw
Wanulq
Ward
Hausner
Portugal
Flyer Rescued At Sea En Route To New Orleans
A pilot rescued at sea after six to seven days aboard a 220 horsepower Bel l altern monoplane recounts a harrowing voyage toward New Orleans. Capt. Wilson of the Circe Shell notes Hausner’s unusual account and the strained attempt to describe the bale against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flyer
New Orleans
Hausner
Wilson
Hutisner
Motor Crash Toll Rises Across Central Pennsylvania
A series of automobile crashes across central and eastern Pennsylvania leaves two dead and nine injured. Notable incidents include Miss Mary Wayne, 29, killed in Wilkes-Barre. eight hurt in Lancaster. Mrs Flak Brewster of Scranton killed in Selinsgrove with Miss Elizabeth Brady injured. and multiple crashes in Hershey Paris Look Pittsburgh New Castle Reavier Falls Mercer.
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Sens
Pennsylvania
Astern
Philadelphia
Wilkes-Barre
Mary Wayne
Lancaster
Selinsgrove
Flak
Brewster
Scranton
Elizabeth, Brady
Susquehanna Trail
Hershey
Gare
Paris Lakw
Walter G. Eltringham
Pittsburgh
Nicholas Rolling
Bernard Michael
New Castle
Reavier Falls
Mercer
Robert B. Mitchell
Cleveland
New Jersey Police Face Court Action
Authorities pursued a circumstantial case against the English maid at the Morrow home in Anglewood and against chauffeur Ernest Brinkert, tied to the Lindbergh case. Miss Sharpe’s last police statement, aided by Ernie Miller, corroborated a rendezvous at a road house the night of the fateful events. Governor Moore said no official charges were lodged against the fizz lice as a result of Miss Sharpe’s death. citizens pressed officials amid the uproar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight W. Morrow
Anglewood
Ernest Brinkert
Fynest
Ernie) Miller
Miss Sharpe
Ernie
A. Harry Moore
New Jersey
Trenton
Migs’ Sharpe
Untimely Death Follows Police Examination
A girl took her life fearing another police examination. Morrow family members described her as devoted to the stolen baby and of good repute but highly nervous. Police said the questioning was gentle and conducted only in the presence of Morrow or Lindbergh family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Lindbergh
Prohibition Split at Chicago Convention Deepens
The article describes a tense Chicago convention where wets push for repeal and drys resist. Dr Butler and Senator Bingham clash with Hoover spokesmen as White House influence weighs on the proceedings. Key figures include Senator Simeoness, Senator Fess, and the looming Hoover Curtis ticket amid growing repeal sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Borah
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
White House
Hoover
Chicago
Dr. Butler
Bingham
Idaho
Rockies
Wasington
Drys
Simeoness
Ohio
National Committee
Fess
Dr. Buller
Curtis
Dental Care Ad Claims Teeth Won’t Slip or Stain
A garbled ad-like text touts a product that supposedly prevents slipping and improves comfort with a powder or paste. It mentions denture users and references brands and locations in a distorted way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawgherty
Prohibition Split Dominates Hoover Convention Debate
Delegates demand outright repeal of prohibition boosting pressure on Hoover aides to back a resubmission plank. New York State delegation backs repeal and pushes a plan to submit the issue to states to decide the eighteenth amendment fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
New York State
Congress
Washington
Shover
New York
Third Party Bugeban Speech Declares Hoover Dry Backs
Harrisburg dispatch reports that a third party would rebuke Republicans if they resubmit a platform plank on the dry issue. President Hoover is described as dependent on the dry cause, and rejection of it by him would leave him with little to no support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Loftos
N.S
Ath
Harrisburg
Hoover
Civic Leaders Found Wounded In Apparent Suicide Pact
York Pa June 13 In a exclusive residential section Mr and Mrs Walker N Brenner prominent in York social and civic life were found fatally wounded in their kitchen with bullet wounds to the head They were rushed to York hospital where little hope was given An owner ship dispute over a 32 caliber revolver lay on the floor between them and three bullets and two discharged cartridges were in the gun barrel The couple were discovered by caretaker W G Bowman who said Brenner returned home early from his office and summoned his wife The caretaker then heard two explosions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
INS
Walker N. Brenner
York Hospital
Brenner
W. G. Bowman
Breuer
Howman
Burglar Killed by Dairy Owner in Early Morning Invasion
In Pittsburgh on June 13 an elderly burglar was shot and killed by Henry Heinrich, a dairy proprietor, after entering his home through a kitchen window. The robber was found with a loaded revolver and the victim died at the scene. Police noted confusion about an earlier school robbery report and the crime at the Industrial School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoal
Industrial School
Training School
South Eleventh Street
Pipttsburgh
INS
Henry Heinrich
Heinrich
Pelies
Secretaries’ stance echoes earlier governor race
A. McSpurran, secretary to Gov. Gifford Pinchot, reaffirms his political beliefs on the eve of the Republican convention. He reiterates views from over six months ago when presidential timber was shaping into a distinct candidate slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A A. McSpurran
Gifford Pinchot
Wavernor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Council Scouts
Punxsy Hospital
Camporee
BTA Bess
General Fund
Ralph Straurs
Qelohwr
Jace
Cecil Miller
Bradley
Moorhead
Radley
Lincoln Park
Togo
Michigan
Lake Michigan
Walter Brown
Stimson
Ilv
Iere
Pat Hitley
Mills
Larry Richey
Mr. Hoover
Larry
Waller Brown
Hm Watson
George Moses
Dolly Cann
Charlie
Michigan Avenue
Jimmy
Bonus Army
Nick Murray Butler
Brinkstone
Dr. Waller
Columbia University
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Treazury Ogden L. Mills
Wets
Resolutions Committee
Hingis
Massachusetts
Phe
Thewige
Dry Board of Strategy
James Cannon
Methodist [Episcopal Church South
Ernest Fk. Cherrington
Anti-Salom League
Fo Scoit Mouride
Mya
Mia A. Boole
W. GC. 1
Illinois
Secretary of the Treasury
Wiis
New Administration
Barbara Ellen Crusan
Barbara Ellen (McGuire) Crasin
Livermore
John McGuire
Myrtle Stoll
Williamsville
N. Y
Mivey Dunston
Marshall Deputy
Marshall Depew
Downinetown
Nell Quinkvn Donnelly
West Cawthon
Ua Por
Youstemday
South Africa
Wip
Lacy Browning
Holliday
Kan
Oman
Floyd Bennett Field
Wm, K. Hutchinson
Hdiana
Mumau
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