Death of Mrs Thos St Clair at Farm and Interment Planned
Mrs. Fimima Lloward St. Clair widow of Dr. Vbunuis St. Clair died at her home in Fatrobe this morning after a lingering illness. Service at the St. Clair residence Sabbath at 2 pm. burial to her girlhood home in Ingers town Md. She was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John P. St. Clair of Somer City and sister of Mrs. C Paul Reed and Mrs. William A. Simpson of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fimima Lloward St. Clair
Vbunuis St. Clair
Fatrobe
Bai Oelock
St. Clair
Ingerstown
John P. St. Clair
Somer City
C. Paul Reed
William A. Simpson
Indiana
Arrival of Harry Clair Fleming Junior in Clearfield
The notable arrival in Clearfield of Harry Clair Fleming Junior is announced. The youngster shows great promise as a rival, with his mother progressing well. It is noted that Waery Dronion is a grandson of Davie Fleming, an engineer at the Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Harry Clair Fleming
Waery
Dronion
Davie" Fleming
Normal School
Legion Meets in Allentown Premise of 1921 Convention
In Allentown Pennsylvania the Department of Pennsylvania American Legion opened its second annual convention with Pittsburgh chosen as the 1921 meeting site. Officers include Colonel David J Davies as Department Commander Major David B Simpson as Department Vice Commander and Major C C Mc Cain as Second Department Commander. The body plans further officer elections, votes on chief issues such as Grover Bergdoll and veteran benefits, and adopts a tuberculosis relief resolution noting 10 258 Pennsylvania deaths in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Department of Pennsylvania
American Legion
Pittsburgh
David J. Davies
Scranton
Keystone
David B. Simpson
Philadelphia
C. C. McCain
Indiana County
Maurice Ginney
Harrisburg
Grover Bergdoll
Borus
Legion
American Legion of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
New Alexandria Couple Wed Here on Friday Noon
Frank Martin Haney and Miss Ida Augusta Kersten, both of New Alexandria and via, united in marriage Friday June 18 at noon. The ceremony took place in the residence of the officiating clergyman Rev. Dr. Bennett W. Hutchinson, pastor of the First Methodist Church, on Church street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Fry
R. P. Martin
D. L. Martin
Glen Campbell
Bertha Fry
Aind
Oliver Fry
West Wattreet
Indiana
O’clork
S. GC. Martin
First Lutheran Church
Greensburg
Greensbure
Bennett W. Hutchinson
First Methodist Church
Church Street
Frank Martin
Haney
Miss Ida
Augusta Kersten
New Alexandvia
Commission to Meet in Bedford to Review State Law
Members of the constitutional revision commission led by Hon. John S. Fisher of Indiana will meet in Bedford late next week to study the second revision draft of the state’s organic law and prepare a report for final submission in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repvision Commission
John S. Fisher
Indiana
Bedford
Iselin Triumphs Over McIntyre In Prevailing Game
Iselin defeated McIntyre in a well played afternoon contest. Chacatero pitched effectively to secure the win as Iselin claimed its second straight victory. A decider with Avonmore is set for June 28, with Iselin challenging any seed and team in Western Pennsylvania. A July 6 game remains open and Hidge Supply Company is the contact for Independence Day arrangements.
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Iselin
McIntyre
Chacatero
Avonmore
Pennsylvania
Hidge Supply
Rel ‘Ative
Bandits Rob Wilson Plant in Greensburg
Four robbers raided the Wilson & Company plant in Greensburg early today and escaped with 1400 dollars in checks and cash. Night watchman Eugene Crater was bound and gagged and suffered a head wound from a pipe strike during the burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Wilson & Companys
Eugene Crater
Hing
Sermon by Rev Dr Atcheson at Indiana State Normal
Services in Indiana churches tomorrow feature the Baccalaureate sermon for the Indiana State Normal School graduating class in the First Presbyterian Church at 11 o'clock. The Rev Dr Atcheson, president of the Pennsylvania College for Women, Pittsburgh, will deliver the address. Special seats will be set aside for graduates’ families and friends. Another event tomorrow includes the Rev in Christ Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana State Normal School
First Presbyterian Church
Atcheson
Pennsylvania College For Women
Pittsburgh
Christ Episcopal Church
Switchmen Strike Ends In Punxsutawney
In Punxsutawney on June 18, local road crews of the B & O and switchmen in yards returned to work after an idle period. A Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and O R G meeting led to a nearly unanimous decision to resume, while talks on merging road and yard crews for Pittsburgh division paused. G G Davis of Pittsburgh explained the Brotherhoods’ position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
New Castle
B., R, and P
G. G. Davis
R. T
Davis
Mr. Davis
Boroughs Association Meet Opens in Stroudsburg
Harrisburg June 19 The annual convention of the Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs will run June 22 to 24 in Stroudsburg. The event covers borough legislation and condition improvements with exhibits for 500 delegates. Industry demos include paving materials tarvia fire apparatus and extinguishing chemicals. A mock building fire will illustrate extinguishing methods. The session opens with a welcome by C L Edinger Stroudsburg Burgess and a response by Ontwale president of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs
Stroudsburg
Pennsylvania
Stroudsbury
C. L. Edinger
Stroudshare
Ontwalte
No Change in General White’s Critical Condition
No material change in the condition of General Harry White, critically ill for two days. At 1 oclock the status remained the same, and his family did not expect a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry White
Spring Recital at Buchheit Studio Delights Local Audience
The Buchheit Studio annual Spring recital was held at Mrs Rosa Vollrath Buchheit’s home on South Seventh Street. An exceptionally large audience enjoyed performances by students and the instructor’s group, followed by a smoker and reception. The decorated tower floor featured peonies and vases as the program showcased selections from classical songs to solos by Miss Plotzer Miss Peterman and others with Mrs Baker and Mr Harris among performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchheit
Rosa Vollrath
Pershing
Picardy
Rogers Margaret Plotzer
Clark
Martini
Barnes Wells
Tema Peterman
Hal Dawning
Cadman
Webb
Charles McLaughtin
Claxton Johns
Bartlett
Miss Plotzer
Neidlinger
Miss Peterman
Local minister leaves for Indiana with family
The Rev. L. B. Rittenhouse of Shared and Fourth streets, who has served as pastor in a local church for several months, motored to Indiana at the start of the week to visit his family. The united family departed yesterday for Fiie, where they expect to spend the coming summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Rittenhouse
Fourth Streets
Inerle
Indiana
Fiie
Tailor Charles Cannon Hospitalized After Auto Strike
Charles Cannon of the firm Cannon & Nutt, Philadelphia street tailors, is hospitalized at Indignay Hospital after being struck by an automobile driven by a H. & Telephone Company employee in front of the SuttonMillay garage yesterday afternoon. His condition was reported as satisfactory this morning, though the full extent of injuries remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cannon
Cannon & Nutt, Tailors
Philadelphia Street
Indignay Hospital
H. & Telephone Campany
Sutton-Millay
Itis
Musical Recital At The Normal Conservatory
Members of the graduating class of the Normal Conservatory of Music present the second of two recitals in the Chapel this evening at 8 o'clock. An interesting program is planned and townspeople are urged to attend. Performers include Melon Blanchard, Martha Froebeck, Susan Gibson, Kathryn Kurtz, Charlotta Leydie, Gladys Lockard, Vanessa Mead, and Jillian Stickle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal Conservatory of Music
Melon Blanchard
Martha Froebeck
Susan C. Gibson
Kathryn Kurtz
Charlotta Leydie
Gladys Lockard
Vanessa Mead
Jillian Stickle
Harding Ready for Wilson as a Candidate
Senator Harding the Republican nominee for the Presidency is ready to meet President Wilson or a Democratic contender on the League of Nations issue or any platform the Democrats propose. Republicans rejoice at the Democratic stance and Wilson’s third term talk. Harding gave no consent on the Democratic position and pressed to prepare for the fight against opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Wilken
League of Nations
Wilson
Colby Rules Out Presidential Run as Democrats Mull Platform
Colby in Washington says he is not a candidate or even a receptive one for the Democratic nomination. The party leaders debate platform planks on League of Nations prohibition and other issues as Willian J Bryan expected to join, while splinter talk centers on whether Versailles treaty becomes a campaign focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
League of Nations
Homer 8 Cummings
Cumnnes
Cummings
Willian J. Bryan
Colby
Washington
Colby Today
Iin Praneisey
Saul the Savrotsey
Regatta Event Favors Cornell In Major Eight-Oared Race
At Ithaca New York June 7 crews from Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania and Syracuse prepared for the yearly regatta on Lake Cayuga with ideal weather and choppy conditions. Cornell is favored to win the varsity race as the country largest eight oared event gets under way according to the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipilaga
N.Y
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Althouh
Lake Cayuga
Critics praise The Pear Market At the Grand tonight
Critics praise The Pear Market At the Grand tonight. AML Kinds Electric Wiring and Re pairing offers service at 802 Wayne Ave with phone 812. W. Ray Hosack advertises. Two hy alive Grady features The Fear Market At the Grant tonight and a free picnic at Chestnut Grove and Locust Park with picnic privilege. Inquire by date via TPB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AML
Wayne Ave
W. Ray Hosack
Grady
Chestnut Grove
Tollewood Oy
Longwill Ends School Duties in Michigan Summer Visit
Clinton Lanewill recently finished his year's work at the University of Michigan Ann Arbor and has arrived in Indiana to spend the summer with his parents Mr and Mrs. Longwill of Northraighth street. En route to Indiana the young man enjoyed a brief vacation with friends at Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Lanewill
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Indiana
Mes. Fo
Longwill
Northraighth Street
Niagara Talla
Adventists Gather as Tent City Fills for Services
Large crowds arrive late forcing tent city managers to seek extra rooms in the city. I H Hobbins Tresider of the Columbia Union and Dy HL S Brown, medical secretary, supervise on the grounds. President R B Lindsay emphasizes the mission field reaching Punta Arenas, Lapland, Iceland, Alaska, and many regions worldwide as Adventist converts grow across continents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tent Ciy
I. H. Hobbins Tresider
Columbia Union
Pert
Seventh Day Adventists
Jesus Christ
Lindsay
Punta Areang
Lapland
Iceland
Alaska
South Pacific Islands
Canada
Europe
Africa
India
China
Rev Cribbs to Speak at Homer City Sabbath Event
An excellent program is prepared for the District Sabbath School Convention in Homer City next Monday. A feature will be an address by Rev. Charles wi Cribbs of Apollo, formerly principal of Homer City public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Charles Wi Cribbs
Apollo
Cribbs
Clements in New Hampshire
J Richard Clements of Philadelphia street special agent of County Mire Insurance Company departed in the 745 train last evening for Manchester New Hampshire where he will spend ten days in on home office with the other field men Miss Marvy Irvin of Punxsutawney is a guest in the Clements home for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Richard Clements
Philadelphia Street
County Mire Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Manchester
N. H
LeJeune Named Major General Commander of Marine Corps
Washington June 19 Maj Gen John A LeJeune who led Marines at Chateau Thierry has been appointed Major General Commander of the Marine Corps, succeeding Maj Gen George Barnett per the Navy Secretary Daniels announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John A. LeJeune
Chateau Thierry
Paris
Marine Corps
George Barnvit
Navy
Daniels
Party for the Misses Young
About 25 youths gathered at the North Tenth Street home of Misses Aive and Marion Young for an evening of games and music. A luncheon was served during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aive
Marion Young
North Tenth Street
Ahute How
Scout Band Concert Here Monday In Indiana County
Indiana County gears up for a Boy Scouts of America fund drive to raise 15000 for a three year program. The nationally known Scout Band will visit on Monday June 2 arriving at 8 09 am with a parade at 10 am a concert at 2 30 pm on the First Presbyterian Church lawn and a 3 30 pm Scout Carnival at the fairgrounds. Local families may host visiting Scouts and are asked to contact Commissioner M Gearhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Thidiana Couty
Boy. Scouts of America
Acrosa
First Presbyterian Church
Farrounds
M. Gearhart
Secu
College Chums Meet in Death
Two Harvard University students die in separate incidents within days. Cyril Wilcox 22 died in a gas-filled room in his home, deemed accidental. Eugene Cami 23, a Dental School student, died at Stilman infirmary after taking poison in personal crisis, ruled as death by own action. Authorities investigated both cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvar University
Ball River
Ane
Eugene Raphael Cami
Dental
Stilman Infirmary
David Dow
Cyril B. Wilcox
Wilcox
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Dan Cupid
Cupid
Daniel
Thay
Colume
FE. C. Shuehheit
Presbyterian Church
Alice Brady
New York
Beldom
Wig Sr
New
Alexandria
Rob Wilson Plant
WN Qld
Kentuck ST
ST Hi
Punxsutawney B., R. & Employees
Association OF Boroughs
White
Eaie
Cure Garetten
Baye 2
Platform Work
California
Democratic _Carpenters
H.C. of
Tent City
Clements
New Hampshire
Lejeune
Misses Young
Anita Stewart
Old Kentucky
TIMES
Rtrand
Scout Band
Methodist Sunday School
Pleg iChestnut Grove
TY. M
W. Hinitt, DD
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