Marriage of Violet Elizabeth Ralston and William Johnston Jr
Violet Elizabeth Ralston of Indiana and William Johnston Jr of Oklahoma City were married June 106 at 1146 p.m. in Tulsa Oklahoma. Dr G W Kerr pastor of the First Presbyterian Church officiated. The bride, a graduate of Indiana High School 1920 and Indiana State Teachers College in homeeconomics 1930, taught in Durton Ridge Vocational Schools. The groom, a graduate of Indiana High School 1925, worked at Westinghouse Pittsburgh until 1926 and is now manager of the National Auto Parking Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Darlas Ralston
Wil Johnston, Jr
Oklahom
G. Hoyt
Violat Paris Thataton
Wiolata
Hud Mra
Rod. Ralston
Indigna
Wiliam Johnston
Woh Joleton
Tio Tale Mark
Letitia Balentine Johmston
Pilscalen
Pay
Dune
Twlaa
OkKlahome
G. We Kerr
Ket Presbyterkin Chineh
What Plaee
Indiana Uigh School
Indlana State ‘Ieachers College
Shia
Menther
Alpha Ilena Alpha
Midshings College
Durton
Church News Selections Invite Youths to Activities
A church bulletin lists events for youth groups and congregational activities. The Vi P G A invites all young people to a roller skating party and picnic at Campbells Mills Park on Tuesday at daylight time, with contact persons Eugene McAnulty and Lois Anderson. Other items include prayer meetings, district youth events, a Presbyterial Missionary summer convention at Elderton on June 22, and various choir, board, and club meetings at the Evangelical and First Christian churches.
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G. A
Campbells Mills Park
Gap
Eugene McAnulty
Lois Anderson
Johnstown
Organiza
Elderton
W. M.S
First Christian
Young Ladies’ Missionary Circle
Kunkle Girls
Grant Street
Bible Crags
Kunkle
Mise Goldie Kunkle
Ladies Aid
Laura Lewis
Bank township business callers visit Court House Monday
Ernest Barr a farmer near She locta and Henry Brant a Plumville merchant were Indiana business visitors in Court House Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks Township
Court House
Ernest Barr
Shelocta
Indiana
Henry Brant
Plumville
Curtis Leaves All Property to Daughter in Will
The will of Gyrug H. K. Curtis, estate owner and publisher, filed for probate in Norristown, bequeaths the residue and all personal property to his daughter Mrs. Mary Louise Curtis Bok. Specific bequests include Lyndonia estate, Camden and Rockport homes, yacht Lyndonia, $100,000 each to stepdaughters Helen Wells and Alice Martin, $100 per year for each year of service to long-time staff, $50,000 to grandchildren at age 25, and substantial sums to Harriet Cutter. Curtis stock placed with seven trustees with Bok and John C. Martin as executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Gyrug H. K. Curtis
Wyncote
Curtis
Mary Louise Curtis Ok
Bok
Lyndon
Camden
Rockport
Harriet L. Cutter
Pasadena
Calif
Curtis Pubishing Company
Mary Louise Bok
Cary W. Bok
W. D. Fuller
Charles A. Tyler
George Horace Lorimer
John C. Martin
Curtis-Martin Newspapers
Stocks Slip After Profit-Taking Dents Market Highs
New York June 13 A wave of profit-taking offset yesterday’s highs as stocks fell after a late rally. Washington deadlock and the world economic conference unsettled traders while crude and agricultural commodities weakened. Rail, oil, and aviation shares steadied the market with notable moves in Allied Chemical U S Steel and Amn Car and Fdry among leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Washington
White House
Congress
American ‘Telephone
U. S. Steel Common
al- Ned Chemical
Case Threshing
Aviation
Delaware
Allied Chemical
Atchison T and SF
Atlantic Refining Arty
Beth Steel
Pac
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Oi
Curtiss-Wright
Dupont
Eastman Kodak
Erie
Freeport
Texas
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Tone Star
Miami
Monty Ward
Nat Dairy
N Hand
Nfk
West
North Amasay Packard Motor
Radio Corp
Wes Radio
Keith
Reading
Reynolds ‘Tobacco
Sears Roebuck
Secony-Vacuum
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Jimmy Reports On The League of Nations Conference
A diarist recalls attending the League of Nations conference in Chicago with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald present. The king spoke, delegates filled 2,000 seats, and tension over war debts dominated the agenda while Roosevelt and Hull were named as key U.S. figures. The writer notes the world’s attention and the odd, humorous exchanges backstage with MacDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Sin
J. Ramsay MacDonald
League of Nations
Clive Wigram
Kking
Windsor
Grover Whalen
Mig Majesty
MacDonald
Cordell Hull
United States
Armeries
America
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jimmy
Ramsay MacDonald
Perman
Ramsay
Jimny
Baller
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Society News
Jn M
Joseph Piferles
Wheaton
Wheaton College
Joe
Tron Chery
Tree Donald
Dorothy Race Wee, Childran
Gaurenes Boe
Cherry Tree
Fr. B. Dsea
Grant Struel
Kis
Virginia
Dennie’) Sloat
Annie Sloan
Washing
D.C
C. Glen
Paul
Brooklyn
N. Y
Trope Sloan
New York City
James Sloan
Washington, D. C
Mary Crawford
Eyalenton
Robert J. Crawford
Edward Cavell
Joan Weaver
Geealla
Pittsburgh
Sreeley Rohrer
Washington, D.C
Martha Gibson
Water Street
G. D. Marbach
School Street
Warner
U. S. Army Air Corps
Randolph Field
Bolling Field
George Myers
Nodlay
Lieut
State Nigiway Department
Tadkeatawnd Thullidaysburg
Major Warne
Theleia Moorhead Goults
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nellie
Louise Woolweaver
Atr
Paul ¢. Woolweaver
Salisbury Road
John Sonnuenlitter
Charleroi
Honneniker
Givats
Ayward
Commi of Childs
Indiana County Council of Womens’ Clubs
Indhing
Wilfred
Washeoo
Clymer High School
Commodore
Clymer
Baltaburg
Penn Run
Harry Christie
League of Nations Association of
Western Pennsylvania
Pampleton
Clymer Women's Club
Davis
Glymerleh School
Sutton
Louisa Miller
Blatraville
Dennie Wray
Greenville
Thomas Sutton
South Sixth Street
Cheese
J. Coakley
San Antonio
Rorke
Ckeese
Salta
England
Bill Fastment
Robert Sutton
Scotland
Wales
Bil
Valley Forge Military Academy
Bill
Eastment
Earch
John Link
Lower City
C. B. Bair
J. A. Huey
R. H. Greenlee
Remington Typewriter Division
Remington Rand
S. Seventh St
Amor
Totemm Company
Daughter
Batiste Organdy
Troutman
Troutman’s
Chicago
United Corp
United Gas Line
Warner Bros Vie Westinghouse
Elee
Woolworth
Curb
Assoc
Elec
Ford Ltd
Pha
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