Local visitors and town business noted in Indiana PA
A list of residents and visitors including Mys James W. Davis of Vortinnd gon Mrs Calvin Reyburn Ann Arbor Mich Mrs 1A Zweizig Reading Pa Blanche Seanor Philadelphia New York City Mrs Moe Buchman and Sylvia Vandergrift Ora Steffey Vandergrift Sam Cossal Lucerne W C Shick Torrance Pa A S Campbell Hogner City Ben Clawson Blacklick Township Joe Wood Huff Eliza Bennett Everett John Bennett Indiana A A Stuchell Homer City RaffaeI Blasin Iselin H E Clark Barney Wilmoth Glenn Campbell J B Shields Homer City Indiana June 1st contesting association formed in Adams County Shenandoah streets being improved Subscribe for the Cazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Davis
Probers Question Vare on Mayflower Meeting and Mellon Ties
The Senate probe scrutinizes Ward leader Vare about a Mayflower gathering to influence the senatorial race and alleged Mellon involvement. Vare defends his campaign stance, notes Philadelphia strength, and cites a $110,000 endorsed note for Albert Greenfield at Metropolitan Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom S. Kisher
Mellons
Pepper
Mr. Mellon
Senate
Oves
Andrewy W. Mellon
Treasury
Vare
Vex
Reed
Ward
Philadelphia
Pinchot
Ware
Mr. Pepper
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Metropolitan Trust Company
Albert M. Greenfield
Clara and Bohaha Kiss Sparks Courtroom Tale
In a porch scene Clara and a man kissed passionately leaving his lips sore for days. Miss Bow testified, denying the romance as described by Patterson and saying Savage called her a very nice girl and said he liked her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Bohaha
Miss Bow
Young Savage
Quene
Patterson
Savage
Seance and storm repair praise in local notes
A quirky note mentions Jupiter Pluvius holding a seance over the district while gardeners struggle with pests and an unprofitable crop. The piece credits Penn Public Service Corporation for rapid storm repairs during a severe Indiana weather event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter Pluvius
Penn Public Service Corporation
Indiana
Senate seeks curb on primary spending in wake of slush fund findings
Washington reports Senate leaders plan new law to regulate campaign money in primaries. Despite the Supreme Court Newberry ruling, lawmakers propose a constitutional qualification to bar candidates who exceed spending limits. The slush fund committee continues to probe the Ware Pepper Pinchot war chest, with multiple Vare lieutenants subpoenaed and total expenditures nearing $1.89 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Pennsylvania
United States Supreme Court
Newberry
Congress
Supreme Court
South
Slush Fund” Committee
William S. Ware
George Wharton Pepper
Pinchot
Vare
Thomas F. Watson
Watson
Pepper
Western Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Vare Committee
Pittsburgh
Family feud at Phillips Lithographing owner case
Mrs Eleanor Baumbach Howard widow of the Phillips Lithographing head reports her sons Albert Red Howard and John C Howard confronted her former husband in his Milwaukee apartment to press their mother’s case and demand justice. Mrs Howard plans $125,000 suit and a property settlement, citing threats of arrest for alleged assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Eleanor
Howard
Phillips
Chicago Prepares to Host Eucharistic Congress Visitors
Chicago readies to welcome Cardinal Special and Papal Legates including more than 300 bishops and archbishops, with Bishop John A. Duenas of San Salvador arriving from New Orleans. The city will stage a civic welcome at the Coliseum and honor the rite used by Cardinal Mundelein during the Eucharistic Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pius
Cardinal Mundelein
John A. Duenas
San Miguel
San Salvadore
Columbus
America
Duenas
New Orleans
San Salvador
Illinois Central Station
Mang
Hoban
Congress
NO LIGHT NO LIGHT MAN FALLS TO DEATH THE BENSONS
Mrs Mary Gore Benson of Johnstown died May 15 leaving 18 children five of whom survive including William Hall Perry John and Henrietta Plark all residents of Johnstown Funeral arrangements not yet complete interment will be in Grandview at 2 pm Thursday Benson family said lights were out for about four hours and a transformer was destroyed by overloads likely from a thunderstorm in that city district
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gore Benson
Johnstown
Benson
William
Hall
Perry
John
Windber Boy Electrocuted In Home District
Serafino Sealiso 10, son of Mr and Mrs Michael Sealiso of 604 Twenty second street, was electrocuted last evening after contacting a live wire on a high steel tension tower near his home. He died instantly from severe burns. Surviving are his parents and four sisters. The body was taken to W J Baer mortuary for an inquest by Coroner H S Kimmel of Somerset this afternoon. No funeral arrangements until after the inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windber
Serafino Sealiso
Michael Sealiso
W. J
Grant Township Raid Uncovers Moonshine at Pete Evanich Home
Constable Charles W. Bennett and Steve Gibson raided Pete Evanich’s Grant township home yesterday afternoon after tip about a speakeasy. Officers seized four quarts of moonshine and three quarts of home brew, and Evanich was held in county jail in Indiana awaiting hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Bennett
Steve Gibson
Pete Evanich
Grant Township
Evanich
Indiana
Observance of Flag Day Highlighted by Rotary Club
The event featured Harry White arranging the celebration and presenting soldiers with silk American flags. Dr. Pinkerton delivered a polished address, recognized in Western Pennsylvania for his oratory. Brief remarks came from Commander Marshall and past commanders as guests departed in Rotary-provided cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry White
Pinkerton
Pennsylvania
Marshall
Hill, Hosack
Stahl
Rotary Club
Last Link of B P Highway Open Friday
The opening of the final link of the B P Highway is not marked by a celebration this year but a monster celebration is expected possibly in the summer of 1926. B B Taylor leads efforts for the highway with plans pending his return from Baltimore. Heavy traffic is anticipated as the two miles between Kane and Sheffield connect Pittsburgh to Buffalo and on to Philadelphia via the Sesqui Centennial route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Taylor
Association
Brockway
Baltimore
Kane
Sheffield
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Suimimet
Philadelphia
DuBois
Washington Philadelphia by Plane
Philadelphia June 15 INS announces daily passenger airplane service linking Washington and Philadelphia with increased air travel options for commuters and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Phila
Philadelphia
INS
Surprise Party For Park Couple In Advance Washington
A pleasant surprise party honored Mr and Mrs Homer Park of Advance on June 6 with a noon lunch after guests arrived. Attendees included extended family and friends such as Mr and Mrs John Frye and their daughters Edna Esther and Thelma, Mr and Mrs Alvin Fisher and son Raymond, Mr and Mrs William Johnson and son Woodrow, and numerous Park relatives. The event featured games, music, and many gifts, ending with a joyful, sociable afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Park
Advance
Washington
Owlock
Park
John Frye
Edna
Esther
Thelma
Alvin Fisher
Raymond
Mildred
William Johnson
Woodrow
Joh Park
Francen
Blair Park
Victor
Glenny
Melvin Park
Jacob Fleming
Roxie
Andrew Fox
Horace
Viola
Frank Frye
Harry Clark
John Adamson
Robert Stover
Maxime
Homer Aul
Betty Louise
Hamilton Allison
Madeline
Reynolds Burns
Dean
Bery Murray
Helen
Nellie
Lee
Philadelphia to Washington air service planned this July
Thomas B. Mitten, chairman of the executive committee of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co., announced that a Philadelphia to Washington air service will start in July. Mayor W. Freeland Kendrick approved the plan and the airplanes will carry ten passengers, operated with federal government cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Washington
Thomas B. Mitten
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co
W. Freeland ‘Kendrick
Mitten
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blanche Seanor
North 8Th Street
Pittsurgh
Moe Buchman
Sylvia
New York City
Ora Steffey
Fast Oak Street
Vandergrift
Sam Cossal
Coal and Iron
Lucerne
W.C. Shick
State Hospital
Torrance
A. S. Campbell
Hogner City
Court House
Ben Clawson
Ford
Blacklick Township
Joe Wood
Huff
Eliza Bennett
Everett
John Bennett
D. A. White
Banks Township
A. A. Stuchell
Homer City
Raffael Blasin of
Iselin
H. E. Clark
Barney Wilmoth
Glenn Campbell
J. B. Shields
Contesting Association
Adams County
Shenandoah
Colmpwetl
J. M. Stewart & Co. Inc
Frank H. Taft
Trust Company
Chicago
Windber Boy
Ee Ark
Gas Investee
Rita
Enero Nee
Eseeee
Anaconda Arena Eeeen
R. A Pde
Beth Steel
Baldwin Loco c
Coaden i
Raemvaces
C. M. St Pooessseune Creer
Cuba-Amn
Bas ‘Col. Gas
WAL Gt. Nor
Goodrich
Kelly
Seeenie
Nor
Pan
Amn
Pere Mar
Weses Peene
Royal Dutch Peeeres
Uy Ua
Sinclair Oil
Studebaker
Ind
Cary
US Steel
Westinghouse
Willys Overland
Prairie Pipe Ne
Cere de Pasco
Tee
West Md
Am Agri Pid
Davison Chem
St Land
Tandprr
Wee Ee Aran
Am Steel
Ray Consol
Snes
Bs Am Loco Ween
Am Wool Nee
Barnsdall A beVeweewee Oy
Cont Motors
Wees
Fisk
Fisher Body
Midland
E Radio Corp
Ty Seneca Copper
Alta
B.P
Leonard
Flickinger
Glasser
Deposit Bank Bldg
Indiana, Pa
Dinsmore
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