Cattle Shows For Next Week
Three dairy cattle exhibitions are scheduled for next week starting Tuesday at Marion Canter Perk with over 100 head shown by the Marion Center Jersey Bull Association and Calf Club. A judging contest for youths and aged cows is planned, and the Indiana County Jersey Cattle Club meeting begins at 1 30 pm. Wednesday features Lovejoy Jersey Bull Association show at Purchase Line Academy grounds with judging by J Keim from State College and J Wyke of Jeannette, plus a New York City American Jersey Cattle Club rep. On Saturday June 24 Elders Ridge Guernsey Bull Association hosts its show and picnic at I M Speedy’s farm near Livermore with an American Guernsey Cattle Club rep possible.
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Marion Canter
Marion Center
Kiwanis Leader Praises Individual Emphasis at Texas Convention
O. 58 Cummings of Dallas, Kiwanis president, urged focus on human and spiritual values over material gains. He said Kiwanis expands civic leadership by connecting business and professional people, while outlining plans for membership service, community progress, and humanity’s broader service. The 1930 convention agenda includes officer elections Thursday and choosing between Atlantic City or Miami for the next meeting.
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Kiwanis
Cummings
Dallas
Atlantic City
Miami
Prohibition Amendment Groups Report Fund totals
The Association Against the Prohibition Amendment led by Henry Curran reported 213,307.42 in receipts and 211,683 in its campaign from January through May. In 1928 the group’s contributions totaled 417,433.18, with San Francisco and Missouri affiliates also listing sums. The Anti Saloon League and allied groups noted 4,157 in contributions and 2,178 in expenditures over three months, and 86,404 spent in 1928 for the national campaign.
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Association Against the
Henry
Curran
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment of
San Francisco
Missouri Association
Federal Dispensary and Tax Reduction League
Thoma. W. Phillips
Butler
Anti-Saloon Capite of America
Eagne Committee
Farewell for Leona Group in Indiana City
Lieutenant Leona Group, active with Musigen and Mrs. Painter in Salvation Army work, has received orders to leave Indiana. A farewell reception is tonight at the local citadel, followed by a public farewell meeting Sunday at 7:30. She heads to Butler then Sharon, Pa, to join new Army assignments. many supporters expect a strong turnout to wish her God’s blessing.
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Leona Group
Musigen
Sharon
Lieut
Croup
Prohibition and Wet Groups Spend Heavily in Past Year
Indianapolis flying squadron spent 47428 while the Prohibition National Committee used 12595.01. Combined expenditures of wet and dry organizations during the past year exceed 590000, according to the reports.
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Flying Squadron
Indianapolis
Prohibition National Committee
Double Burial For Reighs In Wilkinsburg
Mr and Mrs Reigh of Grand View near Kittanning died Friday from internal injuries after broken ribs caused punctures in an accident. An investigation is under way with an inquest likely. Surviving: Edna and infant William, with Mrs Reigh's father A A Campbell of Grand View summoned. Funeral at the Reigh home Sunday at 2 30 PM with burial in South Bend Cemetery.
Weather slow to rain as farmers fear crop damage
Severe electrical storm drenched Eastern Massachusetts with lightning and rain. A 27 year old woman, Mrs Roy Turner, was killed at a Seventh Day Adventist camp in South Lancaster when a tent pole lightning strike hit her corset steel stay. Her husband and toddler daughter survived shocks. East Boston Airport suffered aircraft wrecks and damage, power lines fell, and Greater Boston streets flooded.
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Weather Bureau
Dorset Steel
Boston
INS
Massachusetts
Roy Turner
Lancaster
Hadden and Daughter Visit Pittsburgh on Tuesday
Kf. Hadden and his daughter Elizabeth of Penn Run were business callers in Pittsburgh on Tuesday, visiting local firms and meeting contacts.
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Kf. Hadden
Elizabeth
Penn Run
Pittsburgh
Homer City Missionary Church Notes Move Through June
The Homer City Missionary group plans to stay through June 30 with the evangelist readying a Gospel truck for a forthcoming dedication. Pastor Rev. W. H. Sebree invites all to attend services at 11:00 A M and 7:30 P M, listing regular hours for multiple local churches and denominations along with Bible studies, baptisms, pageants, and Sunday School schedules. The notice also mentions a farewell meeting for Lieutenant Leona Group, who departs for Sharon after aiding locally since last November.
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Taw
Homer City
W. H. Sebree
First Regular Baptist
Arthur RB
Bible School
A. B. Wosbach
Court ‘House
John
Scott—Bible School
Damascus Road
Jesus
Margaret Cummins
Zion Lutheran
B. F. Bieber
Christian Endeavor
Christian
Richard Eaton
David
Christ Episcopal
Roger Charnock
St. Bernard's
N. P. McNelis
Christian Science
Community Hall
Church of God
W. CO. T. A. Hall
Harry W. Miller
Ida Fisher
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Galvation Army Hall
William MacTavish
Philadelphia Street
St. James A. M
Willson
Blairsville
Creekside Methodist Episcopal
Camby L. Moore
Salvation Army
Holiness
Young People's Legion
C. G. Almeda Hennaman
Leona Group
Sharon
Elijah
Elisha
Girl Slayer Plea Put Off by Defense Strategy
The man who faced a possible murder in the first degree indictment by the Franklin County grand jury said his plea would be decided by his lawyers, who have begun crafting a defense that could spark hope for a courtroom battle rather than a confession.
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Franklin County Grand Jury
Stock Market Noon Snapshot of Named Firms
At noon the market shows mixed activity with several large companies listed among top movers. Among rail and oil names, Chesapeake and Ohio, Pure Oil, and American Locomotive appear, while others such as Studebaker, Westinghouse, and U S Steel show notable trading interest amid wide price swings.
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Aim Cal Aesseeseseseeeseres
Anaconda Sereeveceseerrerey
Bethlehem
Atchison T and SF
Deliberate and Premeditated Murder Verdict Quoted
The grand jury described the crime as deliberate and premeditated murder. Snovak’s lawyers claim mitigating circumstances exist but will not disclose them. Attorney Seidel offered brief remarks on the case and its defense strategy.
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Snovak
Seidel
Distinction Between Murder and Homicide Clarified
The text explains that murder is the unlawful taking of a human life, while two forms of homicide excusable and justifiable are not punishable. It notes public perception versus legal judgment, where a person may seem guilty to the mob but be found not guilty in court after presenting the facts and circumstances.
Death claims and penitentiary transfer reported in local notices
Death claims list grandchildren and family, funeral at 745 Locust Street with Rev. Dr. B. F. Bieber and Greenwood Cemetery interment. Separate note: Charles Shank Ward, serving life for a Greensburg murder, transferred to Rockview Prison, rumored suicide attempts, survived by wife and two children in Indiana.
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A. Clair
Paul H. Rankin
Frances
Lawton
Helen
Curtis Beard
Maurice
Thelma Trusal
Chauncey
Alice Ruth
Constance Lou Kunkle
Lois
Robert Waugaman
Edward Trusal
Philadelphia
John Fry
Willet
Locust Street
B. F. Bieber
Greenwood Cemetery
Charles Shank
Rossiter
Daary
Rockview
Carlo Madagolio
Greensburg
Shank
Madaglio
Rosciter
Indiana
Government Probes Proposed Food Merger
Washington June 28 INS The half billion food products merger backed by Morgan interests in New York will be examined under anti trust policy by the Department of Justice. Senator Brookhart of Iowa criticizes the move claiming higher food prices and loss of opportunity. Senator McKellar of Tennessee urges DOJ and FTC to tighten scrutiny of the merger.
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Washington
Morgan
New York
Department of Justice
Broo’hart (Ry
Lowa
McKellar
Ieenessee
Federal Trade
Convict escape pursuit tightens near Sweeny
In Sweeny Texas on June 21 guards closed in on 43 convicts who escaped from Clemens prison farm. Two more prisoners J J Hailey and Tim Nichols were shot last night. four wounded. A ranch man fired on two others attempting to steal a car. Heavily armed guards sealed the Brazos river bottom circle as the fugitives portrayed the desperate escape, many considered dangerous.
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Sweenay
Texas
Clemens
Are
J. J. Hailey
Tim Nichols
Brazos River
Sinclair Out by Christmas
Justice McCoy signed commitment papers for oil magnate Harry F. Sinclair, sentencing him to six months for contempt of court to run concurrently with his 90 day contempt of the Senate term. With good behavior, he will be released December 22 from District Jail.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Walter I. McCoy
Woman Rescues Son From Bear Pit At Carnival
Uniontown Pennsylvania June 22 Mrs Peter Nagi entered the bear pit to save her three year old son as he tumbled toward the bear ropes. The child was pulled free and taken to Uniontown hospital in not serious condition while Mrs Nagi suffered shock.
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Uniontown
INS
Peter Nagi
Pittsburgh
Nagi
Sa Itegs
Uniontown Hospital
Gun practice on errant spouse in Pittsburgh report
Pittsburgh dispatch says June 22 a Mt Lebanon landscaper Guy Conte watched his wife who had recently separated, fire a revolver from a cottage lawn. Conte chased her toward woods as neighbors summoned police. The woman was to be arraigned today.
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Pittsburgh
Guy Conte
Gardner
Mt. Lebanon
Conto
William Zammin
Demolays End Convention In Philadelphia Finale
Philadelphia June 22 Delegates to the state convention of the order of DeMolay concluded their annual conclave after electing new officers John E Groome York Master Councillor Harrison C Hartline Fire Senior Councillor Burton F Carson Pittsburgh Junior Councillor Robert C Dunn Kane Treasurer Edward R Hyde Pittsburgh scribe The 1080 conclave will be held in York George M Scheid Tarentum was named president of the State Alumni Association as delegates began a boat trip around Philadelphia to close the program
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Philadelphia
INS
Order of de Molay
John E. Groome
York
Harrison C. Hartline
Fiie
Burton FP. Carson
This City
Robert C. Dunn
Kane
Edward R. Hyde
Pittsburgh
George M. Scheid
Tarentum
State Alumni Association
Man's Skeleton Identified In Mines Near Pittsburgh
The skeletal remains found in a Mifflin township coal mine were identified by Ida Martier as George Martier, a former police officer missing for years. County Detective Michael McDermott suggested murder, noting skull evidence and the body possibly hidden in the mine shaft south of the workings. identification followed examination of clothing with the skeleton.
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Pittsburgh
Mifflin Township
Ida Martier
George Martier
North
Vargailles
Coal and Tron
Michael McDermott
Martier
Ald
Miss Marlier
Deserted, Ann Sues for $250,000 in Chicago
A distressed woman named Ann files a $250,000 lawsuit in Chicago alleging deceit and damages from a man who promised love and pledged loyalty, then abandoned her. The filing cites emotional harm and financial loss as central claims.
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Ann
Spanish War Veterans Reunion in Hazleton Sets June Dates
The United Spanish War Veterans plan a Grand Reunion in Hazleton on June 27 to 29, with a state convention led by State Commander J. Clark Mansfield of Pittsburgh. The Auxiliary, led by Mary May Haubens of Carbondale, will meet alongside. Attendees will sign ecards to identify comrades, and Havana encampment films will be shown. Home hospitality from Hazleton residents and daily celebrations are planned amid a historic gathering in Pennsylvania.
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Hazleton
Pennsylvania
Spain
United Spanish War Veterans
J. Clark Mansfield
Pittsburgh
The
Mary 1. Haubens
Carbondale
Eures
Havana
Cuba
Legion Dance Next Friday by American Legion Post 141
Indiana Post 141 American Legion has booked Paul Graham and his Graham Crackers for a June 28 dance. Past dances drew 100 to 150 couples, praised as real music in a well-run venue. Joe Graf, the prior band, is among the best on the road and will return in July.
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Indiana
the Legion
Joe
Joe Graft
Co Ed Death's Impact Felt By Six Persons in Ohio
Columbus report on Dr James Snook, former Ohio State professor, accused of killing coed Theora Hix with hammer blows and a knife. The victims include Theora's grieving parents Mr and Mrs Melvin Hix of Bradenton Florida and the doctor's wife Mrs Snook. The case prompts calls for punishment to deter future harm.
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Columbus
James
Snook
Ohio State University
Theorn ‘Hix
Melvin Hix
Bradenton
Fla
Ohio professor faces death after deadly Hix case
In Columbus Ohio Dr Melvin T Hix vows to see Dr James H Snook sent to the electric chair for the murder of Hixs Ohio State co ed daughter Keora Snook confessed and awaits trial as the bereaved father denounces the educated man as shrewd and calculating and demands full punishment for the crimeThe article notes Snooks dismissal from university and public disgrace for Meyers and others linked to the affair.
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James H. Snook
Ohio State University
Theora K. Hix
Columbus
Snook
Miss Hix
Misa Theora Hix
Mrs. Snook
Marion T. Meyera
Wil
Meyers
Hig Lot
Dr. Snook
Ohio State Penitentiary
Melvin T. Hix
Braden
Fla
Hix
Keora
Ohio State
Franklin County
In Memoriam J Robert Wiggin One Year Gone
In loving remembrance of our dear husband and father J Robert Wiggin who passed June 23 1928 a precious one from us has gone a voice we loved is stilled a ree is vacant in our home which never can be filled though his face no more we see his soul is safe in heaven the silent heartache known only to those who have lost. Sadly missed by wife and family
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J. Robert Wiggins
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