Funeral rites for General Harry White draw hundreds in Indiana
Hundreds of visitors from every section of the state gathered in Indiana to pay final respects to General Harry White. The funeral at Christ Episcopal Church featured floral tributes, services led by Bishop Cortland Whites head, and honorary pallbearers from Indiana Lodge 2313 F and A Masons. The body lay in state at the White home and was buried in Greenwood mausoleum, with numerous attendees including veterans from Pittsburgh Greensburg Blairsville and Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Harry White
White
Warmrior
Greenwood Mausoleum
W. J. Patterson
John A. Fairman
Irwin Campbell
Alfred Alexander
G. AR
Pittsburgh
James S. Bescom
Greensburg
G. W. McNees
Kittanhing
William Fairman
Punxsutawney
J. D. Walker
J. Wood Clark
M. 3B. Stephens
Johnstown
W. P. Graff
J. Davis
D. Rh. Thorson
I. C. Watson
Joseph Cribbs
D. Stiftey
Blairsville
Charles McGinley
Heilwood
H. E. Clark
Glen Campbell
Colonel Carpenter
Kansas
City
General White
Ormer
Miner dies after noteable mine accident in Punxsutawney
Henry Hallman 25 of Phoenix was fatally injured in No 4 mine at Dayton Friday morning while moving six empties. A short circuit caused a flare forcing him to jump. He died en route to Punxsutawney hospital. Survived by parents, widow, and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hallman
John Hallman
Phoenix
No. 4
Dayton
Adrian Hospital
Punxsatawney
Asay
Mirst
Punxsutawney
Miss Coon in Pittsburgh Enters University Program
Florence Coon of West Philadelphia street departs for Pittsburgh to enter the University of Pittsburgh and pursue a special course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Coon
West Philadelphia
Indiana, Public
Pttsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Arrest Expected in Elwell Murder Case
New York report predicts an arrest within 24 hours in the Elwell murder mystery. The main suspect, a middle aged wealthy man linked to EL Wells race trace associations, faced questions amid conflicting statements. A housekeeper's clue about three keys to Elwell's home is noted as tying the suspect to the crime. Police seek a woman associate's interview to determine motive whether financial or unwritten law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elwell
EL Wells
Ewell
23rd Annual County Christian Endeavor Convention
The 23rd Annual County Christian Endeavor Convention held in Indiana June 15 and 16 featured strong programs led by B C Ackley and Mack of Philadelphia. Dr Floyd Tompking urged childlike trust in God, while Dr A B VanOrmer of Huntington emphasized the interdependence of man and God under the convention slogan He Needs Me. Rev Hadwift Fisher spoke on Christ and Christian Endeavor, stressing youth training for future citizenship and service. Culp of Gettysburg led Junior Endeavor conference. Haines A Reijehol, the State Secretary, announced plans to train teenage members in the Intermediate EFuleaver Society. Various pastors and speakers from Rochester Mills, Blairsville, Indiana, Saltsburg and Clymer contributed appeals to advance local Endeavor work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Jyhich
B.C. Ackley
Mack
Philadelphia
Floyd Tompking
A. B. VanOrmer
Huntington
Hyan
Hadwift Fisher
Williams- Davis
Pall
C. Culp
Gettysdure
Deavor
Haines A. Reijehol
Eufleaver Society
Sparks
Rochester Mills
J. N. Hunter
Blairsville
Ww. Hinitt
Tires and Tubes Price Guide Mentions Page Two
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a listing on page 2 column 2 about a 12 percent reduction on list price for general tires tubes and puncture proof tubes. The text also hints at social references to Miss Daly and individuals named Mario May Norma Talma date and unclear context.
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Exide Battery Station
Court House
Indiana
Union open air services mark Indiana churches summer
Sermons of interest will be heard tomorrow the first Sunday of summer in Indiana churches with union open air meetings on the Presbyterian lawn. Services continue through August 15 when a union Communion service is held. Rev. Chalmers G. Morrow of the First United Presbyterian Church is named to represent the church at the General Assembly in Sterling Kansas and named alternate Moderator for 1921. The Twenty-eighth national Y P C U convenes July 28 to August 1 in Pittsburgh with Rev. Morrow preaching the closing sermon. Regular notices include Christ Episcopal with Holy Communion at 8:00 and Rev O F Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Presbyterian Lawn
Chalmers G. Morrow
First United Presbyterian Church
Morrow
Robert Porter
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
Sterling
Kansas
Young People's Christian Union
United Presbyterian Church of North America
North Side
Pittsburgh
Christ Episcopal
O. F. Crawford
Beer Bottles Poured Away At Windber Plant
Sixteen hundred barrels of beer valued at over 30000 dollars were dumped into the sewer at the Windber Brewing Company plant on Tuesday and Wednesday. A revenue officer led the obsequies and noted giving a glass to guests did not breach the Constitution or the Colstead act. The plant will remain idle for now as transfer to another company for near beer was deemed unlawful under the Volstead act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windber
Winder Brewing Company
Colstead
Funeral services for Mrs David Hall
Funeral services for Mrs David Hall who died in Washington DC will be held at her daughter Mrs James Blair on South Sixth Street tomorrow afternoon at o clock. The Rev Dr F W Hinitt of the First Presbyterian Church will officiate. Interment will be in Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hall
Washington, D. C
James §. Blair
South Sixth Street
F. W. Hinitt
First Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Miss Myrna Nichol Heads to Newport News Post
Miss Myrna Nichol formerly with Savings and Trust Company, Railroad Avenue, leaves Indiana Pennsylvania for Newport News Virginia to join the United States government in a lucrative position. Her absence will be noted by many friends in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrna Nichol
Railroad Avenue
the Savings and Trust Company
Newport News
Virginia
United States
Odd Fellows Memorial Service Planned at First Presbyterian Church
Palladium Lodge No. 346 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will hold its annual memorial service tomorrow evening at 7:30 at the First Presbyterian Church. Rev. Dr. P. F. Hinitt will preach on "Two Are Better Than One." Members should assemble at the lodge rooms at 7:00 and march in a body to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palladium Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
First Presbyterian Church
PF. W. Hinitt
Mrs Margaret Kessler Dies at Nearly 90 in Indiana
Mrs Margaret Kessler aged nearly 90 years, longtime beloved resident of Indiana, passed away this afternoon at 1 30. No funeral arrangements have been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kessler
Indiana
McAdoo Viewed as Preferred Draft Choice at Democratic Convention
In San Francisco delegates indicate William Gibbs McAdoo remains a leading draft option despite no clear master plan. Bryan arrives and begins activity while anti Wilson forces push League of Nations talks. 29 contested seats loom in Georgia and Missouri as Palmer sits as a judge.
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San Francisco
William Gibbs McAdoo
League of Nations
William J. Bryan
Reed
Missouri
Walsh
Massachusetts
Owen
Oklahoma
Bryan
League
National Committee
Ation
Georgia
Wilson
Palmer
Pennsylvania
San Francis Hotel
110th Officers Reunion Today at Pike Run Country Club
The second annual reunion of the One Hundred and Tenth Infantry officers is held today at Pike Run Country Club in Greensboro. About 50 officers attended last year, with attendees including Gen. Richard Coulter Colon Henry W Coulter Edward Martin Joseph Thompson John Aiken Thomas Cago Chaplain Charles Schall Major Fish King Woodend McKee McCormick Dunkle Captains Hitchman Truxal Bryce Hutchinson Pierce Linn Schaffer Montgomery Schen eidler Boyle Costello Wormen Giffen Barron Lieuts Harris Dinsmore Kimmell Morehead Potts Hill King Braden Davis Ruff Purden Stinema Griffith Frazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
One Hundred and Tenth Infantry
Pike Run Country Club
Greensboro
Richard Coulter
Henry W.coulter
Edward Martin
Joseph Thompson
John Aiken
Thomas Crago
Charles Schall
Fish
Hutchinson
Pierce
Linn
Schaffer
Montgomery
Scheneidler
Boyle
Gee
Costello
Wormen
Giffen
Barron
Lieuts
Harris
Dinsnore
Kimmell
Morehead
Potts
Hill
King
Braden
Davis
Ruff
Purden
Stinema
Griffith
Frazier
Circus Coming at Lyric With Hall's Colored Saxophone Orchestra
Circus coming to Lyric in Columbus Ohio features Hall's Colored Saxophone Orchestra performing Tuesday night Tune 29 with the famous vibra swing dance players. Brefty's listed in the notice.
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Hall
Colored Saxophone Orchestra
Columbus
Ohio
Lyric
Vingera
Brefty
Blairsville Accepts Scout Quota of 1500 Dollars
Blairsville votes to accept a scout quota of 1500 dollars. A nearby borough schedules a rally meeting for next Tuesday. Homer City Church issues a call for service inviting participation.
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Homer City Church
Blairsville Boy Scout drive tops $12 thousand total
Blairsville accepted a quota of $1 500 in a county wide Boy Scout drive. A rally mass meeting is planned next Tuesday at eight. Dr J M Lotz named Borough Chairman and a strong committee is set. Subscriptions will be sought in coal regions by Wilbur P Graff and J T Davis. The Homer City church endorses the campaign with a over the top push. General committee totals show Indiana Borough leading with 5 100.
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Blairsville
Feneral Committee
J. M. Lotz
Wilbur P. Graff
J. T. Davis
Camby Moore
Homer City Methodist Episcopal Church
Homer City
M. EB. Church
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout Movement
Mercury
Saltsburg
H. A. Jackson
Homer
Harry Flickinger
Dilltown
Earl Hewitt
Blacktickh
J. A. Witmer
Cherry Tred
Three Cumberland marriage licenses issued today
Cumberland June 25 report lists three marriage licenses, Albert I Whitaker and Mabel A Frederick of Georgeville, Joseph P Barish and Minnie Park of Indiana Pa, and Herbert A Singleton and Florence A Watson of Blairsville.
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Cumberland
Albert I. Whitaker
Mabel A. Frederick
Georgeville
Pas
Joseph P. Barish
Minnie Park
Indiana, Pa
Herbert A. Singleton
Florence A. Watson
Blairsville
Bertha Work Finishes School Visit Before Utah Trip
Miss Bertha Work of East Mahoning township, a Pittsburgh schools teacher, arrived in Indiana for a short visit and plans to depart next Wednesday for Salt Lake City Utah for the summer. Upon return to Pittsburgh she will be involved with Continuation School work.
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Bertha Work
East Mahoning Township
Pittsburgh
Inediana
Salt Lake City
Utah
Visiting with Milton Friends
Miss Sarah Wilson of Church street left this morning for Milton Pa where she will stay with relatives for several weeks She was an honor student in the recent Indiana State Normal School graduating class and also on the commencement program.
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Sarah Wilson
Church Street
Milton
Tax Payers Urged to Pay 1920 Borough Tax Saturday
Taxpayers are warned that Saturday July 3 is the last day to pay the 1920 Borough Tax for a discount as offered by W. P. Lowry, the collector, at the Municipal Building.
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W. P. Lowry
Major Cramer Attends Ohio Spanish War Veterans Convent
Major Cramer of East Church Street departed on the 8:20 train for Dayton Ohio to attend the Ohio State Convention of the United Spanish War Veterans. He is accompanied by his niece Miss Leota Clark who will spend the summer with her grandmother in Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ¥. Cramer
East Church Street
Dayton
Ohio
The
United Spanish War Veterans
Leota Clark
Cleveland
Rail Strike Teeters as Wage Award Hinted by July 20
Chicago June 26 belief that a general rail workers strike set for Monday may be averted by the Railroad Labor Board announcing a wage award by July 29. Officials and union chiefs expect a roughly 22 percent rise. Washington June 26 J Y Malloy criticizes the planned decision date as inadvisable warning July 20 may inflame tensions. White House notes administration sees the July 20 timetable as clearing up the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Capitol
Washington
J. Y. Malloy
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
White House
Reinstatement Help for Service Men Insurance
Former service men not up to date on insurance may be reinstated before July 1 without an examination. Obtain blanks from Mr James A Smith Room 301 Savings Trust Building. Smith will assist with converting term insurance to available groups and will be in his office 1120 to 5 next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Smith
Savings & Trust Building
Smith
Embargo on Coal Exports Ordered by ICC
Washington June 26 a drastic embargo on all exports of bituminous coal will take effect June 28 under an Interstate Commerce Commission order being drafted for promulgation soon. A broader order granting priority movement over railroads will also be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Vogl
Simsons Start Western Tour From North Ninth Street
Mrs George E Simpson and her daughter Miss Anna Simpson of North Ninth street have begun a extended tour of Western cities expected to last six weeks to two months with plans to reach the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Simpson
Anna Simpson
North Ninth Street
Pacific Coast
Brallier Engaged to Miss Bran nan of Shamokin
Dr. Stanley A E Brallier of 342 Greene street Conemaugh has announced his engagement to Miss Bran nan of Shamokin A native of Indiana county Brallier is brother of Mrs Robert E Young of North Sixth street The couple plan a wedding in the near future
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Stanley A. E. Braltiey
Greene Street
Conemaugh
Johnstown
Brannan
Shamokin
Dr. Brallier
Indiana County
Robert E. Young
North Sixth Street
Ring It Again Indiana County Fair Drive for Hospital Benefit
Indiana County launches a July 6 auto parade and fair grounds party to support a hospital extension. Special trains and trolley service, a skating rink, and a baby show are planned in a large tent on Philadelphia street. Organizers urge volunteers, announce wireless gear for transmissions, and call for names to join committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Indiana
Butler Armstrong
Jefferson
Cambria
Westmorls
Spence and
Vernon
Judge W Lot
Philadelphia
Jddo
le Marchilind
McHenky’ Stewart
Chi Health ‘Organization
Th Cross
Thomas
Thind County
Indiana hospital nurses hold year end dance at Country Club
The graduating era nurses of Gem Hospital and staff celebrated with a moon-lit reception-dance at the Country Club last Monday evening. Guests included nurses and friends, enjoying a nine to twelve reception with a buffet luncheon. New graduates begin probation after a brief training pause, then rejoin the rehanded duties as the annual vacation period starts next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Gem Hospital
Country Club
Big Sisterhood
Indiana Institution
Former salier Dewey James held on check charge
Dewey R James of Point Marion a former sailor was held for the ember term of Federal Court in Pittsburgh by a U S Commissioner on a charge of raising a government treasury check from 20 to 400 dollars. The check allegedly related to compensation for time in service and was to be altered or cashed at Center National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey R. James
Point Marion
Treasury
Ye Day
United States Communm /sioner
Pittsburgh
Jamea
Ion
Center National Bank
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Norma Talmadue
Eairbanks
Axl
Douglas
Talmadge
Norma
Joseph M. Schoneck
Arigona
Miss Daly
Mario May
Norma Talmaderathe
Gropd Fouight
Union
Rev. Morrow
U. P. General Assembly
Chestnut Grove
Oddfellows
McAdoo
Self
Major Cramer
Labor Board
Stanley Brallier
Beaton
Howie
Jadiona
Paius
Pilal
Philadelphia Street
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