Lutheran Synod Convention Reviews Mission Work Facts
Delegates at the Lutheran Synod convention at Calvary Lutheran Church Wilkinsburg report expanded mission activity planned for the coming year. Buildings and improvements at Bethesda Home for Orphans and other homes in Zelienople and Rochester Pa are detailed with costs. New equipment, ground work, and dormitory fittings are noted along with staff changes and over 200 to 450 children cared for across facilities.
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Pitta
Ephrta
Phos
Calvary Hhéran Church
Wilkinsburg
Bethesda
Achenopla
Rochester
H. W. Kohler
P.a
Zellcnople
Lutheran Intermis- Society of Pittsburgh
Purda
Graca Autheran
Belheata
Zellenople
Glyde Xander
Thell College
Greenville
Robbin’ J. Wolf
Pittsburgh
Elia B. Burgess
Crafton
Synod
F. J. Knuble
New York City
United Lutheran Church’ of America
J. CG. Klingensmith
DuBois
Jacob N Scholl
God
United Lutheran Church
J. I. Lambert
Scottdale
A. J. Hall
J. F. Seibert
Chicago, Ill
George Drach
Baltimore
Harry Hodges
Washington, D. C
Young Peopl
Robbin J. Wolf
Pittsburgh Synod
McCreery’s
P. H. R. Melson
Swisavale
Cowboy show heads to Oklahoma ranch for rodeo life exhibit
Col Zack, owner of the 4 Ranch in Oklahoma, brings in Ted Elder world champion rodeo rider to lead a real cowboy army in a life exhibition. The event features top riders and promises authentic ranch life portrayal for spectators.
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Col
Zack
Oklahoma
Ted” Elder
Dart-Ridere
Indians and Cossacks Ride in 101 Bench Exhibition Parade
The article previews a diverse show with stores of Indian warriors and chiefs, dancing girls, fearless riders, and Cossacks promising a unique entertainment. A big street parade is planned for the forenoon, remaining a feature of the 101 Bench exhibition day.
Banquet for Kittanning Presbytery Central Zone
About fifty men from the central zone of the Kittanning Presbytery attended a social and banquet at Rural Valley Presbyterian Church. R. D. Marshall of Plumville served as toastmaster. Speakers included Shubert on Church School Relationships, Heey on What Men Can Do to Help the Press Situation, and Rev Clair Good on Men’s Organization in the Local Church. Rural Valley Orchestra provided music with Howard Turner as pianist.
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Kittanning
Rural Valley Presbyterian Church
R. D. Marshall
Plumville
Shubert
Heey
Rural Valley High School
R. L. Hmerick
Gilgal
W. Guthrie
Indiana
Clair Good
Leechburg
Rural Valley Orchestra
Howard Turner
Plannet
Romania’s Carol Seeks Efficiency Principles From American example
King Carol of Roumania discusses governance as a desk job with politicians to cut red tape and run the country on business lines. He praises American efficiency, cites visits to U S colleges, and notes support from Carnegie Tech and agricultural engineers, while promising to visit America when able.
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Carol
Boulleme
Paris
America
Roumania
United States
Monreh
Carnegie Tech
CLYMER GIRL Sails to Europe on Midsummer Tour
A Clymer girl heads a touring party bound for Antwerp with groups aboard the Homerie and the Pennland as they visit major European cities. They will travel through Holland Belgium Germany Austria Switzerland and France then return mid August with some extending stays in Italy England Scotland and Ireland.
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Europe
Antwerp
U. S
Wondon
Amsterdam
Haarlem
Isle of Marken
Holland
Brussels
Louvaine
Waterloo
Battlefields
Belgium
Cologne
Coblenz
Mayence
Wiesbaden
Heidelberg
Augsburg
Stuttgart
Ulm
Munich
Oberammergau
Germany
Innsbrook
Tyrol Alps
Austria
Lucere
Interlaken
Basil
Berne
the Lakes
Switzerland
Fontainbleau
Versailles
Paris
France
Pole Conqueror Receives City Hall Greeting
A pole conqueror, escorted by his mother, was paraded up Broadway to City Hall where Mayor James J. Walker gave him an official welcome. The moment was described as the priest moment of his life.
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Broadway
City Hall
James J. Walker
Merit Badge Aviation Meet at Indiana Fair Grounds
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 p m the Indiana Fair Grounds hosts a merit badge aviation meet featuring boys and girls with flying and scale model entries. The Indiana Airways will cooperate with stunt flying as a meet feature and winners for the Detroit Meet will be selected from tomorrow’s entries.
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Indiana
Fair ‘Grounds
Detroit
Armory
Dilworth
KDKA
Ritz Theatre
Fair Grounds
Indiana Fair Grounds
Indiana Airways
Criminal Court verdicts and pleas in two week term
Jurors returned not guilty verdicts in several cases and heard pleas of guilty in others during the two week Criminal Court term. Defendants including James Brett were found guilty for failing to support a child, while several bonds were forfeited for nonappearance and charges ranged from larceny to liquor law violations.
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Langhani
Cama
Ofelock
Daferidant
Natanie Hankerson
The
Commonwealth
John H. Miller
Nolle
Langham
Miller
Louis Yant
John Patsche
Mary Carlin
Leonard A. Fay
Franaico
Valenti
Cott Three
Clair Inter
Howard
Joseph Kinter
Howard Norkwigh
Mary Sacharelli
Vera Quay McAdoo
Cathérine James
James Hi Brett
Maniac slays third victim probe on Boston Road
Police and detectives scour Boston Road and College Point Long Island after a letter from the maniac states Harold Bridenbach is the latest victim. Fog hampers search while suspects are questioned and a mysterious explosion unsettles residents. John Mozynski in Port Richmond reports terrorism fears and a fortresslike home as authorities pursue the killer.
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Journal
Boston
Harold Bridenbach
Joseph Mozynski
Noel Lowley
Boston Road
College Point
Long Island
Boston Post
Catherine May
Manuse
Betty Ring
Lowley
Bridenbach
Philadelphia
John Mosecynski
Port Richmond
New York
Nwo
Moszczynski
Diamond Queen Seized Over Dressmaker Bill in Paris
Miss Mabel Bell known as Diamond Queen lost her title after police seized her jewels in a fashionable hotel off the Champs Elysees for non payment of a dressmaker’s bill. She had earlier made a nonstop flight from New York to Havana with Alan A. Levine.
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Paris
Mabel Bell
New York
Havana
Alan A. Levine
Champs Elysees
Miss Boll
Four Children Die in Mystery Illness in Chicago
Post mortems ordered to trace a mysterious illness that has killed four of five McKittrick children. Benjamin McKittrick’s son Donald, 2, is latest to die, Kenneth, 8, remains critically ill, while Raymond 6, Paul 10, and Bruce Frew, 14, previously died. doctors seek cause.
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Chicago
Benjamin McKittrick
McKittiick
Donald
Kenneth
Raymond
Bigelyn
Paul
Local visitors, callers fill Indiana county Court House day
Doctor man and Mrs Harry EB Peter Doctor and Mrs Garl Smith of Baltimore and Doster and Mrs James Peterman of Cherrytree guests at James Peterman home Wayne Avenue. Squire and Mrs Walter H Jackson return from Akron Ohio. Alex Kerr of Johnstown Standard Slag rep visits. J A Dixon Conemaugh township Mercantile Appraiser calls. Iddo Lewis Marchand Health Officer attends to business. Rolley Edwards Ebensburg auto shop brother. Carl Stadtmiller Blairsville jeweler visits mother. W G Morris Hazleton president and M Griest Philipsburg manager Laudenbach Griest Wholesale Company visit. John Manganello Wilkes-Barre former star athlete heals at city hospital. Augharty Marion merchant visits County Treasurer. Robert Adama Pine township farmer attends to business. Frank Sensabaugh Green Township motor to Indiana. Frank Gaston Canoe rship calls. J d Norris Brown Grant Township among Wednesday visitors. Thomas Jamison Harrigan Lydiad Zenas Hines Cherryhill supervisors among county officials.
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Indiana
J. A. Dixon
Conemaugh Township
Court House
Iddo ‘Lewis
Marchand
Rolley Edwards
Ebensburg
Carl Stadtmiller
Blairsville
W. GC. Morris
Hazleton
M. Griest
Philipsburg
Laudenbach- Griest Wholesale Company
John Manganello
Wilkes-Barre
Augharty
Marion
Center
Robert ‘Adama
Pine Township
Frank Sensabaugh
Green, Township
Frank Gaston
Canoernship
J. d Norris
Brown
Grant Township
Thomaore
Jamison
Harrigan Lydiead
Zenas Hines
Cherryhill
City moves to purge cops amid gangster crackdown
Chicago June 19 Acting Police Commissioner John Alcock Ro day says wholesale indictments and dismissals of police officers will start immediately to unseat gangsters. Mayor Thompson council and Civil Service Commission back a broad purge to remove entrenched crooks from the department.
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Chicago
William Hale Thompson
City‘council
Civil Service Commission
John Alcock Roday
Alcock
Gangster Faces Year in Jail in Chicago Case
Anthony red Kisane, labeled a gangster by police, faces up to one year in jail and an $800 fine after conviction for carrying a concealed weapon. He allegedly told officers he carried the revolver while “working” for slain gangland figure Alfred I. Lingle. A motion for a new trial is to be heard Tuesday.
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Chicago
Anthony ‘Red’ Kisaone
Klasaie
Alfred I. Lingle
Obicago Tribune
Blairsville College Club to Hold Annual Luncheon
The Blairsville College Club will hold its annual luncheon at the Jamson Hotel Blairsville on Saturday June 21. A reception starts at 11 4 M with luncheon an hour later. Reservations should be sent to Mary O Hosach. A full report will be given.
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Blairsville College Club
Jamson Hotel
Blairsville
Mary O. Hosach
eQa Byidg Tha Besatad Ruccees Et al. Fund
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Lutheran Synod
Jack Hoxie
Miericat Loco
Esses Reese
Etchieon T. S. Fy
Essere Ee Blum
Bethlehem
Inadian Pacific Y.guiseeeses Ibomg Qhes
Ohlo
Cevrerseres
Chrysler
Pererae
Lastman Kodak
General Motor
Grigeby-Gruno
Esseceesaies Kelvinator
Seeceress Insly
Fullman
Radio Corp
Basney
Andard Oil
N.h
Brudebaker
Peany
Hasecwosll
Clymer Girl
Mrs. Byrd
Governor's Island
Lower Broadway
Fisher
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
South Pole
John S. Fisher
Richard B. Byrd
Paul A. Siple
Erie Boy Scout
Boy Scout Movement
Richard Byrd
Keystone State
Uncle Dan Beard
Dan Beard
Eb, M, Gearhart
J. S Glaes
Pole
Collier’s
OLD Herbs
Daugherty
P. R. R. Sta
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Rayne
Crook-Police
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