Mrs A T Taylor Dies Sudden at Home in Indiana
Lydia C Wettling Taylor aged 74 widow of Alexander J Taylor died suddenly at 3:30 am at 130 South Fifth Street from heart trouble. Born in Indiana she lived here all her life and was active in Zion Lutheran Church. She leaves three children Robert of Pittsburgh William and Martha of Indiana and siblings Lewis Wettling Jacob Wettling W Fred Wettling and Emma Rowe all of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia C. (Wettling) Taylor
Alexander J. Taylor
South Fifth Street
Indiana
Zion Lutheran Church
Siea. Taylor
Robert Taylor
Pittsburgh
William Taylor
Martha
William J. Jack
Lewis Wettling
Newtown
Jacob Wettling
W. Fred Wettling
Emma Rowe
Edward Rowe
Fatally Hurt in Fall From Porch
Walter Brown aged 47 at Beaverdale died in Indiana Hospital after a fall of two feet from the porch of the James Construction Company camp at Sheloca. He fainted while on the porch and fell head first. An inquest found death due to a fractured dislocation of the second cervical from the fall.
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Walter Brown
Beaverdale
Indiana Hospital
James Construction Company
Sheloca
Brown
Fred W. St. Clair
Health Cart Returns to Indiana for One Day
The State Health Car returns to Indiana for one day on Friday June 29 at the High School from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Parents of children up to six years old are urged to bring them for free inspections by experts. The notice also mentions a dry cleaning advertisement on page 13.
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Indiana
iFASSNACHT IS A BENEDICT
Miles R. Fasanacht assistant manager of the Penny Store is making good use of his vacation. Word was received that he and Misa Helen Jackson of Portland Oregon were united in marriage in the bride's home on Saturday June 6th. They will make their future home in Indiana.
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Miles R. Fasanacht
Misa Helen Jackson
Portland Onn
Indiana
Blairsville Names 1928 High and Grade School Faculty
Blairsville announces the full 1928-1929 teaching roster for high school and grade school. Nevin Montgomery is principal, with H W Slack, Geo G Graham, Louise White, Bernice Goodwin, Louise Harkcom, Helen Kerr, G R Trott, Augusta Turner, Mary Archibald, John A Ackerson among others. Music supervisor Mrs Mabel Covill and art supervisor Ruth Berry are re-elected. Grade instructors include Martha Belle Crum and others.
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Blairsville
Berlin
Empfield
Board of Education
Nevin Montgomery
H. W. Slack
Geo. G. Graham
Louise White
Bernice Goodwin
Louise Harkcom
Einglish
Helen Kerr
G. &. Trott
Augusta Turner
Mary Archibald
John A. Ackerson
Virginia Stewart
Virginia Kinney
Co-Operative Commercial
Evelyn Hart
George G. Graham
G. R. Trott
Mabel Covill
Ruth Berry
Martha Belle- Crum
Olive Burnett
Gertrude Sheriff
Harriet Hosack
Lois Campbell
Mary Shields
Night depository installed at Indiana County Deposit Bank
Citizens are invited to visit the bank to inspect the new 24 hour night depository. It is fire and burglar proof with individual deposit bags and keys for secure handling. The feature is promoted as a highly safe, modern facility worth viewing, with further explanation on the next page.
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Indiana
Indiana County Deposit Bank
Blairsville Murder Case Ends In Not Guilty Verdict
Testimony filled the Blairsville courtroom as jurors found Curtis Radford not guilty of killing Oscar Davis. Witnesses described a sequence of calls for Davis outside, a gunshot, and Davis collapsing on the porch. The trial adjourned after Mrs. Davis testified about the moments surrounding the crime.
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Curtis Radford
Oscar Davis
Fanny Kelly
Thompson
Davis
Archie Patterson
White
Ile
Toe
Ary Dirlsys
Commonwealth
Thompsons
Radford
Lone bandit robs train near Blissfield with $60,000
A lone gunman robbed a New York Central passenger train near Blissfield Michigan, fleeing with about $60,000 after overpowering messenger A B Garrothers. The Chicago to Buffalo run, stopped near Adrian before Blissfield, and investigators seek the suspect. Police and railroad detectives question the messenger as the bandit escapes toward Detroit.
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Blissfield
Mich
INS
New York Central
Chicago
Buffalo
Adrian
Messengger
Blinsfield
Detroit
New York Central and
American Railway Express Company
A. B
Bob” Garrothers
Carrother
Adrian Enroute
One Hundred Couples Attend DeMolay Dance in Indiana Armory
One hundred couples attended the DeMolay dance sponsored by Benjamin Franklin Chapter in the Indiana Armory last night. Music was by Wilson's Ramblers. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. EB H. Park and other Indiana and Kittanning residents joining patrons and patronesses from the area.
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Benjamin Franklin
DeMolay
Indiana Armory
Wilson's Ramblers
Indiana County
Mra
H. Park
A. H. Stewart
M. C. Gordon
W. C. Chapman
Indiana
A. N. McKee
Kittanning
Russell Rudolph
Wade Sefton
Lindbergh Forced Down by Fog Near Wilkes-Barre
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, who left Coxton at 5 45 A M for New York, returned to the town at 8 15 A M after a flight of about two and a half hours. Fog over the mountains hindered the crossing, forcing an earlier descent.
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Wilkes-Barre
INS
Charles A. Lindbergh
Coxton
Here
New York
Detroit
Grand Officers Attend Malta Commandery Meeting
Grand Commander C Schmidt and Grand Prelate William E Doerr both of Pittsburgh spoke at Rahab Commandery Knights of Malta here last evening. The two grand officers gave interesting talks and a social hour with refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C., J. Schmidt
William E. Doerr
Pittsburgh
Rahab Commandery
Knights of Malta
District Thirteen Officers Meet At Y M C A
District Thirteen officers will meet tomorrow at 3 p.m. in the Y M C A to prepare for the district convention. Readers are invited to attend as plans for the upcoming gathering are outlined. Nearby ads note daily chicken or steak dinners at Twin Gables from noon to 1 p.m. and the Strong reunion on July 6 at Loughry Shank's, welcoming all.
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Twin Gables
Loughry Shank’s
Five nations join in search for Arctic explorer Amundsen
LATE ADVICES FROM KING'S BAY SPITZBERGEN JUNE 23 Five nations joined the search for Capt Roald Amundsen who left Tromsoe almost five days ago with Major Rene Guilbaud and three others in a French plane and has not been heard from since Major Maddalena and Penzo Italians who flew over Nobile's encampment yesterday and dropped supplies and radio equipment by parachute intend to scour the northern wastes for Amundsen today Norwegian aviators Capt Riiser Larsen and Lt Lustrow Holm will fly over Spitzbergen west coast Swedish planes including hydroplane Upland will scour the northlands
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King's Bay
Spitzbergen
INS
Roald Amundsen
Tromsoe
Norway
Rene Guilbaud
Maddalena
Penzo
Nobile
Amundsen
Northeastland
Captai Riiser Larsen
Lustrow Holm
Mrs Moorhead in Pittsburgh
Mrs Donald Moorhead is in Pittsburgh today attending a bridge luncheon at McCreary's in honor of the coming marriage of Miss Eileen Mc Cay of Coraopolis to Mr Roy Crim of Pittsburgh.
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Donald Moorhead
Pittsburgh
McCreary's
Eileen McCay
Coraopolis
Roy Crim
Camp Mahoning list closes this Tuesday evening
Readers urged to mail YMCA Camp Mahoning applications by the coming Tuesday to secure a spot. The notice emphasizes prompt contact to ensure inclusion and notes the deadline is the same day.
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Camp Mahoning
No Idle Threat Democrats to Vote Against Smith
Ada Orme Dupuy leading the Women's National Democratic Law Enforcement League vows to mobilize 360,000 Democratic women to oppose Governor Smith if he secures the Democratic nomination. She proposes nominating Jenna W. Nicholson of Maryland for vice president and emphasizes a bone dry platform and strict enforcement of all laws including the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Houston
Tex
INS
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
Ada Orme Dupuy
National Democratic Law Enforcement League
Jenna W. Nicholson
Maryland
League
Smith
New Arrival in Watson Home
Mr and Mrs Raul Watson of B51 South Seventh Street rejoice at the birth of a son in the Indiana Hospital yesterday afternoon. The couple’s many friends heard the news today and both mother and baby are reported to be doing well.
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Raul Watson
B51
South Seventh Street
Indiana Hospital
Fine flax of Canadian seed grows from six grains
A notice records a fine bunch of flax from D. A. Cunningham of Wayne Avenue. The seed, sourced from a Canadian display at the Indiana air show in 1927, was taken to Florida and saved by the end of January. It matured and was pulled in May, growing from six grains of seed.
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D. A. Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
Indiana Air
Florida
Porch Furniture and Rugs Sale Ad Deals Special Values
A vintage advertisement highlights low prices on chairs jockeys settees tables and various sizes of grass rugs at Buchhe Bros. It also promotes lawn and garden supplies from J. M. Stewart & Co including seeds fertilizers mowers hoses and tools. A second hand furnace and pipes are offered by A. T. Taylor with inquire.
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Buchhe Bros. Rgtk
J. M. Stewart & Co
A. T. Taylor
Coal Run Meetings Continue Under Evangelist Smith
Evangelistic meetings at Coal Run hall under the American Sunday School Unions with Rev Mark o H Smith have grown in interest and prompted several conversions. Sessions continue nightly except Saturday next week at 7 80 p m with Sunday service at 7 20 p m.
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Coal Run Hall
American Sunday School Unions
Mark O H. Smith
Baptist Address by Rev A C Hanna at Court House
Regular notices state Rev A C Hanna of Burma will speak Sunday evening at the Court House church gathering. Grandson of Adoniram Judson, he spent a century since the Burma mission’s founding and now works at Moulmein oil field. He teaches at the Burman Theological Seminary and translates scriptures into Burman. The public is invited to attend at 7:50 to learn about the foreign church work.
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Court House
A.C. Hanna
Burma
Hanna
Adoniram Judson
Burma Mission
Moulmein
Burman Theological Seminary
Christian Church
Pageant The Tidings a near perfect success
A Presbyterian Church pageant The Tidings by Lyman R Bayard drew praise from a full audience. The production used church aisles as Jerusalem roads with three acts depicting the Crucifixion and the day after. Direction by W Pearl Walker and lighting by H W Earhart led a strong team including Rosa Wallrath Buchheit Nora Patton John Barr and others.
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Jesus
Wall of
Jerusalem
W. Pearl Walker
Rosa Wallrath Buchheit
H. W. Earhart
Nora Patton
John Barr
W. A. Moss
G. Gilbert Wolfenden
W. I H. Jackson
Madge RK. Lydick
Major Lutz Killed In Plane Tail Spin Near Quantico
Major Charles A. Lutz a Curtiss Trophy holder and two other marine flyers died when their Fokker spun into the ground near Fife Virginia after taking off from Anacostia. Engine trouble was blamed and one mechanic Corporal Reeder Nichols was injured but expected to recover.
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Washington
INS
Charles A. Lutz
Fife
Navy Department
Quantico Marine Base
Lutz
Howard B. Bushey
D. ©. McChesney
Detroit
Reeder Nichols
Florence
Ala
Navy Field
Anacostia
Quantico
L. M. Bourne
Marine Field
Doctors discuss cancer at Penfield Mountain gathering
In Dubois Pennsylvania doctors from Clearedeld Elk Indiana Jefferson and McKean County Medical Societies met at Crystal Springs Hunting Lodge to hear three authorities address cancer. The noon dinner drew over 100 physicians and rain kept some away from the mountain session. Dr A C Morgan president of the Pennsylvania State Medical Society Dr George P Miller and Dr Henry K Jancoast were among speakers.
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Dubois
Penfield Mountain Game Precinct
Cleare
Indiana
Jefferson
McKean County
Crystal Springs
A. C. Morgan
Pennsylvania State Medical Society
George P. Miller
University of Pennsylvania
Henry K. Jancoast
Small Day on Stock Exchange
New York reports the smallest volume of the year on the New York Stock Exchange with 678,100 shares traded. Bond sales totaled 4,804,000 dollars and stock transactions for the week reached 11,496,600 shares with 419,789,000 in bonds.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Transacions
Energetic Campaign To Stifle Conflict At Houston Convention
A vigorous, hush campaign seeks to curb conflict as the Democratic National Convention nears in Houston. Supporters of New York Governor Smith drive avoidance of anti Smith coalitions, while Southern leaders debate who could challenge him. Weary attempts at forming a united front have yielded little progress as delegates weigh their options.
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Houston
George R. Holmes
INS
Tex
Smith
Madison Square Garden
New York
Devgree
Cope
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McGaughey
Indiana Bank
Johnston
Buchheit Bros
Riggs
Lone Bandit
Michigan
Ohio
Lindy
Malta
NEA
Republican National Committee
Hoover-Curtin
Secretary of Interior
Hubert Work
Joseph R
Rigel
Gray
Endmel
Auto Parts Co
Rita Theatre Bidg
J. M. Stewart, & Co
Hoover
Watson
Coal Run
Baptist Mission
Zion Lutherans
Presbyterian Church
Lyman R. Bayard
Huchheit Bros
Curtis Trophy
Physicians AT Cancer Meeting
Medicos
Stock Exchange
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