Scout Quota Reaches Halfway Mark In Campaign Totals
The Boy Scout Campaign Meade quarters report half the week, half the quota reached with 701,560 dollars over target and 8,201.50 to go. Indiana Borough wards show varied subscriptions, led by Ward II with 300 dollars and others at 2,260, 828.50, and 437 respectively as canvassers press on. The tally rises despite limited district participation. three days remain to push the total higher in Indiana.
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Boy Scout Campaign Meadquarters
Court House
Amile
Indiana
Harry Laughlin
B. K. Wood
Wayne Rigg
Gloid Rinn
Civil Court Adjourned in Honor of Late General White
Judge J N Langham adjourned Civil Court out of respect for the memory of the late General Harry White. All cases were continued to the September term. Only trial called was Cyrus F E Work vs Dor Mar Coal Company, which received a continuance.
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Iate
Harry White
Indiana County
J. N. Langham
Cyrus FE. Work
Dor-Mar Coal Company
Prisoners Return to County Jail After Freight Wreck
On the 12 1 train yesterday afternoon Sheriff R Richards and Deputy Elmer Borland escorted prisoners Minkovitch Palkswica and Powers back to Indiana from the Western Penitentiary after a freight wreck near Tatrobe blocked Pittsburgh traffic. Officials halted in transit and decided to return the prisoners to Indiana, planning a fresh start today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Richards
Elmer Borland
Ony Minkovitch
Willian Palkswica
W. §. Powers
Western Penitentiary
Tatrobe
Pittsburgh
Indiana
New York Morning Telegraph Raises Daily Price to Ten Cents
Beginning Monday July 5 the New York Morning Telegraph will sell at 10 cents a copy The Sunday edition remains at 10 cents The rise cites higher material and labor costs from the current five cent rate.
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New York
New York Morning Telegraph
Funeral notice for Harry White by Indiana lodge and post
Members of Indiana Lode No 815 PF and AM will assemble Friday afternoon to attend the funeral of the late Harry White CW Bools W M M C Gordon Lecy Lee Norma Talmadge in She Loves and Lies at the Grand. Indiana Post No 28 will report in full uniform Friday June 25 at 1:30 PM at John N Banks office to attend the funeral services of our late Commander General Harry White. By order of W B Stahl Acting Commander John H Hill Adjutant. Grand Tonight Moore stars in Dude an absorbing story about smuggling the Sultan diamond into America with romance and adventure. Mr White arrived Wednesday afternoon in compliance with his wishes. The last rites will be conducted Friday at three o'clock in Christ Episcopal Church, followed by burial in the cemetery where many comrades rest in the little green tents. The article chronicled his life from Indiana birth, public schooling, Indiana Academy, and noted his influential family and community roles.
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Indiana Lode
A. M
Tomorow
Harry White
Bools
W. M
G. A. Rt
Indiana Post
John N. Banks
W. B. Stahl
John H. Hill
Fom Moore
America
Nian Tobatilea
Cisco
Cab
Indiana
White
Christ
Piscopal Church
Oblovk
Wee
Fon White
Indiana County Deposit Bank
Indiana Lodge
Obsequies For Gen White Friday Afternoon
Obsequies mark Gen White's Friday funeral at 10 40 as Indiana County mourns Jarry White founder of the De posit Bank of Indiana last surviving Civil War officer Lincoln honored him funeral dimmed by memory of his Masonry service and community leadership rendering his life a public memory in Greylands north of Indiana with tributes to his youth advocacy and public events
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Jarry White
Deposit Bank of Indiana
Lincoln
Pennsylvania
Greylands
Indiana
Aleo Mi
White
Thomas White
San Fran
Burgess Calls Indiana Stores to Close for Funeral Friday
Indiana officials observe General Marcy White death with a funeral Friday afternoon. Burgess H Wallace Thomas orders all stores to close from 2310 until 4 oclock to honor the departed.
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Burgess
Indiana
Marcy White
H. Wallace Thomas
Closing Farmers Week At State College Amid Rain
Closing events at Pennsylvania State College mark the end of the annual Farmers Week with an estimated attendance of three to four thousand, despite threatening weather. Farmers from Indiana County and others traveled by car and rail, while rain limited some planned participation. Major meetings of county farm bureau institute committees are scheduled, and a mock Holstein sale in the stock judging pavilion benefited the State Holstein-Friesian Association as it prepared to adopt a new constitution.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
Indiana County
Farmers Institute Committee
Holstein-Friesian Association
D. D
Activities at local Y M C A show high yearly use
The Y M C A records last year report over 66 000 attendees, with buildings used by other groups without charge. Gymnasium Class 1 draws about 5 000, swimming pool and showers average 4 900, and 4 500 attend religious services and Bible classes. The town’s only gymnasium is hosted at the Y M C A building.
Invitations issued for Mitchell Tomb wedding in Johnstown
Mr and Mrs William G Mitchell of Johnstown announce the engagement of their daughter Eleanor Martha Mitchell to Robert Chalmers Tomb son of Mr and Mrs Dixon Tomb and brother of Mrs Edward Lightcap of Indiana The wedding is set for Tuesday June 29 at Second Presbyterian Church Johnstown A reception and dinner follow and the couple will honeymoon before settling in Detroit Michigan where Tomb is employed by a major automobile firm Tomb has ties in Indiana including prior work with the Lightcap Electric Company The notice also mentions The Model Restaurant recently adding a soda fountain serving ice cream and refreshing drinks as a local feature
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William G. Mitchel
Johnstown
Eleanor Martha Mitchell
Robert Chalmers
Dixon
Edward Lightcap
Indiana
Second Presbyterian Church
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Tomb
Robert C. Tomb
Lightcap Electric Company
Hospital Board Sets Service and Rate Increases in 1920 Action
Indiana Hospital board met June 23 1920 to review income and costs for year ending May 31. Total income exceeded $50 000 with state aid and private subscriptions. a deficit prompted rate hikes and fee revisions including private room charges meals and operation fees. Changes take effect July 1 1920 to cover maintenance and anticipated costs.
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Indiana Hospital
Pennsylvania
Legal experts weigh impact of Judge Anderson ruling on deportation Reds
Boston June 24 Legal experts predict that if the U S Supreme Court upholds Federal Judge George W Andersons decision freeing fourteen Communists named for deportation thousands more alleged Reds may be released from the nationwide DOJ roundup Pending Washington action the petitioners seek release on writs of habeas corpus on $500 bail Judge Anderson in an 80000 word decision condemned the Justice Departments January Red raids as lawless and unfair and attacked immigration hearings.
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Boston
George W. Anderson
United States Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Anderson
Tao Washington Tulay
Washington
Communit Parvty of America
Inmigration Bureau
Normal Grad Is Married In Johnstown Union
Miss Pauline B. Wesner daughter of Mrs M A Wesner Johnstown and Indiana State Normal School graduate of 1912 married Raymond E McDermit of Johnstown yesterday morning The couple will live in Johnstown Mr McDermit holds a position with the Lorain Steel Company Since graduation Miss Wesner taught in Johnstown schools
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Pauline B. Wesner
M. A. Wesner
Johnstown
Indiana State Normal School
Raymond E. McDermit
McDermit
Lorain Steel Company
Indiana
Strawberry Shortcake Festival Fireworks at Presbyterian Church
Friday evening festival at the Presbyterian church begins at 8 00 with a program titled Yom Moore in Duds thrilling mystery drama from the Saturday Evening Post Story Grand tonight event attracts local residents to enjoy a lighthearted night with a stage play and refreshments.
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Presbyterian Church
Yom Moore
Saturday Evening Post
Eastern Star Dine Window Display Promotes Gift Brochure
Members of the Eastern Star present a display titled The Gift Brochure in a storefront window. The scene showcases a collection of dishes and decorative pieces arranged to attract visitors and highlight charitable aims.
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Bioro
Londonderry violence and bank closings reported
A Londonderry telegram says quiet has returned but casualties are unclear with nearly twenty dead and many wounded. Soldiers patrolled under heavy guard as gunfire and bombs damaged streets. Banks in Indiana plan 2 pm closings to mourn General White. MCA auxiliary meeting moved to 2 pm Friday with important business. Picnics planned at Jones Grove and Locum Park.
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Londonderry
Sinn Fein
St. Columbus College
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
Democratic Convention Arrivals Signal League Issue Debate
San Francisco on June 24 welcomed delegations and leaders including Charles H. Murphy and Carter Glass. Glass said Wilson’s representative would push the platform on the League issue, with Virginia’s stance and prohibition debates noted as the convention moves forward.
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San Francisco
Tod
Charles H. Murphy
Tammany Tallacco
Smith
Carter Glass
Wilson
Glass
O. K
Virginia
Nurses Event At Indiana County General Hospital
Much interest centers on the commencement exercises of the School of the Indiana County General Hospital to be conducted in the First Presbyterian Church this evening. Address by C. McCormick of the University of Pittsburgh is expected. Attendance is hoped to be strong.
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Ing School
Indiana County General Hospital
Black McCormick
University of Pittsburg
Cormick
Cripple Goes to New Hospital
Readers recall a sad January incident where a young man named Caspar had his feet amputated at Indiana Hospital after attempting to walk from a location to Indiana. This morning he was taken by County Commissioners Douglass and J Willis to a state hospital for further treatment.
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Evenin
Czarneck
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Caspar
Douglass
J. Willis
Pphin
Anita Boy Missing from Anita Jo County
Fred Barilaro of Anita, Jo County, 17 or 20 years old, left home and has not been heard. He drove a black colt hitched to a red cart. His father in Indiana seeks information. He is about 5 feet 3 inches tall, slender, with black hair. Tax notices and local ads follow for July 8 1920 and Idlewood Park dance details.
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Fred Barilaro
Anita
Jo County
Tilaro
Indiana
Abo
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Indiana Academy
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Ite Or
Locum Park
Picari
Colui
Anita Boy
Noth
W. PB
LOWRY
Cal Municipal Building
Kline
Marly
Idlewood Park
Batui
Shimakey
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