Coal Industry Salvation Conference Set in Spangler
Central Pennsylvania coal industry leaders, railroads, and government officials will attend a coal and unemployment conference in Spangler on Monday August 18. The meeting aims to address transport costs, alleged rate discrimination favoring West Virginia, and seek possible remedies through the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Pennsylvania
Spangler
Loving Camp
Jahnstown
Northern
Cambria County Kiwanis Club
West Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Death notices for Loughry Bundra Bothell and kin
The obituary notices report the death of Lucas Luke Loughry a founder and treasurer of the Indiana County Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. Also noted are the deaths of Julia Bundra five year old daughter of Joseph and Anna Bundra and Ellen Agnes Bothell widow of Thomas Bothell of Washington Township with details on their funerals and survivors.
Public sale of estate store goods Palguta Deceased
Administrator Jon Kovalchik will sell at 2:00 PM on July 16 1980 the merchandise and fixtures from the store formerly operated by Mike Palguta at Josephine Pennsylvania Burrell Township Indiana County. The sale follows the estate proceedings for Mike Palguta deceased.
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Mike Palguta
Burrell’ Township
County of Indian
State of Pennsylvania
Mike Palgula
Josephine
King Wins Golf Play-Off at Country Club Par
Joseph J. King won the Parnell Handicap play-off at the Country Club with a gross 88 and a 66 net after a 22 handicap, edging George H. Musk who carded 60 net. The Club Championship begins July 1 with 18 hole matches. finals on July 4 are 86 holes. Matches will be scheduled by players, with best tomorrow including Wells versus Denny St Clair or Pierce versus Carnahan.
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Joseph J. King
George H. Musk
King
E. Wells
Denny St. Clair
Pierce
Carnahan
Funeral Rites and Death Notices From Local Area
Funeral services will be held in Plumcreek United Presbyterian Church at 11 Tuesday morning for Harry Grant Kinnan 60 of McKeesport. Burial in church cemetery. E. T. Neigh Dayton farmer dies from blood poisoning after gunshot wound. funeral services at Dayton home at 2:30 Sunday, burial in Dayton cemetery. Survived by children and several siblings.
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Ellen Bothell
Ellen Agnes Bothell
Thomas Bothell
Washington Township
Matthew
Rebecca Long
Plumcreek United Presbyterian Church
Clarence M. Bothell
Sara B. Fairman
Wilbur ¥. Bothell
Creekside
Mr. Wright
Harry Grant Kinnar Warry Grant Kinan
Green Township
W. H. Beisner
McKeesport
Joseph
Agnes Gailey Kinnan
Sara Kinnan
Beisner
Joseph Martin
Carl Kinnan
Nicholas Glasgow
E. T. Neigh
Dayton
Mr. Neigh
Joseph Neigh
Samuel Bayer
Punxsutawney
W. F
J. M
Harvey Beyer
Beyer
Neigh
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Aldah M. Neigh
Fred’ Neigh
C. BE. Hallman
L . Porter
Guy Neigh
Apollo
W. L. Neigh
Athens
Rev. S
Union City
Missing child search expands by night in forested area
A missing girl who wandered from a filling station prompted a rapid search. Local National Guard units joined the effort after midnight, a bloodhound was brought in, and Pilot Roy Ahearn conducted an aerial search to locate the youngster in a conspicuous dress.
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113Th Regiment N. G
Sheffield
Uotil
Roy Ahearn
Stocks At 1 30 By W 5 Cousins Ins Winanevil
Stock list shows mixed results with many company names, values, and percentages. Major names include American Can, Kodak, Reading, Sinclair Oil, Studebaker, Westinghouse Electric, and others, reflecting a mid day market snapshot with fluctuating prices and notable listings.
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Cousins
Winanevil
Asso
Gak-Mlee Oye
Beau Cies Service
Mig
Pennroad Corp
Curtie-Wright
Miami Cop
Joy
Nash Motor
Nw Yo Central
Tat Noy Rmi Norf
West
Anavonda Copper
American 1000
Jacereee American
Beayan.c.esq
Dad Atchison T. Lot
Hethlehon & És
Canadian Pacific
Ches. and
Ghia
Chayalet Yoeye Ceca Jantinental Can
Tupant Vyaecae Fastial Kodak
Hrie RT
van Federal Wiley, Gener! Motor
Grisghy-Grann
Nickod
Kelvinator Kennerash Copper Sj
North American Penna, R
Mullan Ware Oil
Radio Corp
Reading
Selvice
Sinclair Oil Stand
N. J Studebaker US
Case Westinghouse Wlectric
Wild West 101 Ranch Show Comes to Indiana July 4
The 101 Ranch Real Wild West starring Jack Hoxie visits Indiana July 4 with two performances at 2 and 8 PM and a street parade at 11 AM. The Miller Brothers bring the show to Carter Avenue circus grounds, promising a rare historic western spectacle seen in years.
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Miller Brothers
Col
Bill Cady
Indiana
101 Ranch
Buffalo Bill
101 Ranch Real Wild West
Figelf
Philadelphia
Harriburg
Iits
Carter Avenue Circus Grounds
Banquet features and pioneer speakers at Indiana County WCTU gathering
A WCTU event in Indiana County showcased four pioneers Mrs Mary Bell Saltsbury formerly Blairsville Mrs Ada Kinter Marion Center Mrs Mary Russell Indiana and Mrs Mary Boucher Beaverdale. Juniors from Juneau performed while a dramatization of Barbara Friedehie delighted delegates and a 150 seat lawn table setting enhanced the scene drawing White Liberals from Saltsburg Homer City Indiana Blairsville DuBois Punxsutawney and nearby areas.
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W.C.T.U
Indiana County
Mary Bell
Saltsbury
Blairavilla
Ada Kinter
Marion Center
Mary Russell
Indiana
Mary Boucher
Beaverdale
Juneau
Barbara Fridehie
G. J. Diven
Blairyville
Agnes St. Clair
Plo Mitchell
Indiana County Union
Saltsburg
Homer City
Blairaville
du. Boie
Punxsutawney
Points
Local contests award gold pieces for recipes and displays
Miss Snyder receives a Gold Certificate for a recipe submission. Gertrude Hutchison of Black Lick earns a ten dollar gold piece, and Mrs Edgar McAfoose of Homer City gets five dollars. Jol Brilhart of Handy Service in Momor City wins five dollars for the best window display featuring Golden Urn, Circle Coffees, Wingold, Urnwood lines, and Dilworth Best Flour.
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Snyter
Gertrude Hutchison
Black Lick
Edgar McAfoose
Homer City
Circle
Wingold
Dilworth
Dividend Declared on Associated Gas and Fleetric Class A Stock
The Board of Directors declares the regular quarterly dividend on Class A stock at 60 cents per share payable August 1, 1980. Record date is June 30, 1980. Scrip for fractions credited to accounts until full shares. holders may purchase additional scrip. stockholders of record not paid in cash by July 36, 1980 may receive cash payment.
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Associated Gas and Fleetric Company
Board of Divectors
Clase
Indiana exhibitor wins ten dollar gold piece for window display
A. J. Stahura of Indiana captured a ten dollar gold piece for the best window display lasting six weeks featuring Golden Urn Circle Cattack and the Dilworth line. Indiana County Handy Service Stores carry Wingold and Elmwood fruits and vegetables along with the Dilworth Flour and Circle Coffees. Dilworth's Little German Band performed in Indiana to applause and the company promotes public service in the Pittsburgh district as a long standing member of the Community Builders Association.
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A. J. Stahura
Indiana
Dilworth
Wingolds
Elmwood
Circle
Indiana County Handy Service
Dilworth Company
Pittsburgh
Community Builders’ Association of Pittsburgh
Home Burns Wife Crash Injures Three In Blairsville Area
A two vehicle crash on the William Penn Highway five miles east of Blairsville injured three people. Beerman of Pittsburgh and his son sustained minor injuries while his wife suffered severe scalp lacerations and bruises. Beerman said brakes overheated on a westbound car triggering the stop and subsequent collision with eastbound traffic. The Beerman car traveled west after treatment and the incident occurred at 8:30 p.m. in the Blairsville area.
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Indiana
Smith
Hutchison
Indiana Hospital
Punxautawney Hospital
Luke Kelly
Dee Tall
Collinton
Beerman
Pittsburgh
William Penn Highway
Blairsville
Clara Beerman
LaCoste Tennis Star Weds Premier Golfer In Paris
In Paris at Sainte Clothilde Church at noon, Simone Thiona De La Chaume France's premier woman golfer married René Lacoste international tennis star. Guests included Suzanne Lenglen and Georges Carpentier while Cochet flew in from Wimbledon. The ceremony followed a period of frequent play for the bride and leaves Lacoste's tennis career in question.
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Paris
Mlle
Simone
Thiona de la Chaume
France
Rene Lacoste
Wimbledon
Helen Wills Moody
Suzanne Lenglen
Henri Cochet
Georges Carpentier
Cochet
Eng
England
Finis
Lacoste
Rene
Auto crash injures Ontario party near Brae Breeze Park
Canadians Hart Roy Irvin and daughter Gladys from Ontario sustained severe injuries after their car crashed head on into a tree on the B. P. Highway near Brae Breeze Park while en route to Echo. Mrs Irvin and Gladys were admitted to Punxsutawney Hospital. Mr Irvin suffered facial lacerations and a broken jaw. Bert L. Collins survived a 20 foot fall from a ladder at 546 Locust Street and was treated at Indiana Hospital for head and body injuries with stable condition. Patrolman Neal and Corporal Hildebrand investigated the incidents.
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Hart
Roy Irvin
Gladys
Ontario
Canada
Punxsutawney Hospital
B. P. Highway
Brae Breeze Park
Echo
Luke Kelley
Irvin
Collins
Bert L. Collins
Elm Street
Frank McGregor
Locust Street
Bert
Indiana Hospital
Spartans bring food juice and clothes to brothers
Spartan supporters prepare meals fruit juice and clean garments for male comrades as crowds watch and wait through a sleepless night. Irene oversees food prep while flyers are organized. The anxious vigil continues with glimpses of a distant light as dawn approaches.
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Irene
Curionity
Governor Denies Clemency for Notorious Gang Leader
The Governor’s clemency appeal was rejected by the Pardon Board. The notorious gang led by Ge Chapman vowed not to die in the chair, attempted a hunger strike, and then resumed eating after the prison physician warned it was too late to avoid execution.
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Govardor
Tor Dofmed
Mon Avere
Iasturday
Pardon’ Board
Hual Seasiona
Wasit
Torra
Ge Chapman
New Hagiahd Deage
Lid
Wilkes-Barre
House Debates Pension Rates and Naval Pact
Congressional action focuses on World War I era pension provisions and the London Naval Pact. Senate and House joust over veterans benefits including tubercular cases and dependents, amid calls for adjournment and warnings of veto risks.
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William K. Hutchinsq
INS
Washington
Capitol Hill
Congress
Hoover
House
Senate
Republican
American Legion
Presid Enforcement Commission
Poent
Senate Finance Comm
Ihe
Senavesina Committee
Noover
Tomoy
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Luke) Loughry
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