Indiana Hospital Progress and Plans for Expansion
Indiana Hospital reports ongoing work with the nurses home addition and a planned three story main building expansion. Recent fund campaigns show results and the hospital aims to complete rebuilding and remodeling within the year, with the facility poised to join the nation’s modern hospitals. The nurses home room has become a library and donations of books and small items are welcomed to improve recreation spaces.
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Indiana Hospital
Mai
Dida Hospital
Indiana
Ote
Woolweaver Home Fire Damages Property on D Street
Fire at the Woolweaver residence on D Street, occupied by Paul Ax, caused heavy damage after a chimney outlet rusted and sparks ignited the bedroom. The firefighter team used chemicals to extinguish the blaze while the owner attended the furnace in the cellar and neighbors alerted help. The family was away, with only Woolweaver’s daughter in the living room and a neighbor summoning aid.
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King Orange
Ond Street
Paulax
Mr. Woolweaver
Fike
Willys to be Polish envoy in Poland post
Washington March 1 The Hoover administration selects John N Willys automaker and president of Willys Overland to be Ambassador to Poland succeeding Alexander Moore. Willys has dominated the auto industry for a quarter century with Toledo headquarters.
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Washington
INS— Premiokt
Hoover
John N. Willys
Automobile
Poland
Alexander, Moore
Trarnstoney
Willys
Willys-Overland Company
Toledo
New Plant Opening to Aid Blacklick
Atterbury Corporation begins setup in two former Marshall Foundry buildings in Blacklick with machinery arriving to produce cast steel valves and fittings for steam gas air water and oil systems. Initial employment will start around twenty workers, with plans to expand as operations commence within six weeks.
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Blacklick
Atterbury Corporation
Marshall Foundry Company
Atterhney Orporation
Mr. Atterbury
Taxi Drivers to Continue Strike in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh March 1. Taxi drivers vote 1,153 to 1 to reject peace overtures and vow to prolong the strike. They demand 40 percent of metered cab receipts and full recognition of their new union after seven weeks of halted service and rising disorder including one fatality.
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Fittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Chicago Club Explosion Destroys Algiers Night Club
Warring gang interests blamed for a dynamite blast that wrecked the Club Algiers on Chicago's Gold Coast. Twenty five fashionable revelers, many from Chicago society, were thrown into panic during the last pre-padlock party before a federal shutdown.
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Chicago
INS
Algiers
Gold Coast
Ife
B and O Seeks Control of Buffalo and Susquehanna Line
Washington March 1 The Baltimore and Ohio railroad urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to grant it control of the Buffalo and Susquehanna railroad to establish a new low grade line between New York and Chicago. The commission has already authorized it to take over the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh as part of the proposed trunk line.
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Washington
Baltimore and Obito Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad
New York
Chicago
Buffalo, Rochester
Pittsburgh
Four fined five dollars in dog trials
Four defendants from Dilltown were fined five dollars plus costs for owning unlicensed dogs. The hearings, chaired by Squire C C McLain, were conducted after noon, with Blaine Short of the Department of Animal Industry listing the charges. Defendants named were A G Miller Adamiree Joe Bufagna Dan Taucon and Steve Rudolph.
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Blaine Short
Department of Animal Industry
Squire
Bell Telephone plans storm-proof cable growth in Indiana
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania will add storm-proof telephone cable in Indiana and the surrounding area served by the local central office. W C St Clair district manager announced the March start and October completion with a nearly $14,000 cost. The addition aims to serve projected subscriber growth beyond 2,297 current users.
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Indiana
Bell Telephone Company of
Pennsylvania
W. C. St. Clair
New arrival in rend home celebrates eight pound daughter
Mr and Mrs Frank Read of 1165 West Church Street are congratulated on the birth of an eight pound daughter at the Bornheimer Maternity Home at 12 30 last night Nancy Any and her mother are getting long ling Legion Minstrel Monday and Tuesday.
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Frank Read
West Church Strees
Bornheimer
Nancy Any
Court rules engagement gifts may be returned in suit
Philadelphia reports a Superior Court decision that engagement gifts are conditional and may be returned to the donor. Ernest Ruehling sought $800 for a solitaire ring given to Miss Pauline Hornung, who died before marriage. the case was ordered to trial. The same day the State Supreme Court dismissed a gambling verdict claim, upholding a prior 11 month sentence and $500 fine for Morrin Banks of Germantown.
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Philadelphia
Ernest ‘Ruchling
Pauline Hornung
Ruehling
Common Pleas Court
Hornung
New York Clearing House
U. S. Treasury
State Supreme Court
Kelley
Morrin-Banks
Germantown
Insurance Agents Dine in Indiana County Meeting
Members of the Indiana County Insurance Agents Association met for their regular monthly dinner in the Crystal Room of the Moore Hotel. Twenty two members attended. After dinner the business session discussed plans to attend an upcoming insurance banquet at the Moore Hotel with representatives from life accident fire and casualty insurers in Indiana County taking part.
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Indiana County Insurance Agents Association
Crystal Room
Moore Hotel
Life, Accident, Fire and Casualty Insurance Company
rezerMeAmriyas
Indiana County
New Gasoline Station Planned at Point Corner
Dr Harry W Truitt announces Smn éthin Oil Co has leased part of his property at Wayne Ave and Seventh St for a new service station. The site requires moving Dr Truitt’s home to the rear, creating a vacant 70 foot strip from Wayne to Seventh. Harry and Donald Truitt will manage the station. work to start soon.
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Harry W. Traitt
Smnéthin’ Oil Company
Wayne Avenue
Seventh Street
Trylotta
Wayne
Seventh
Buffalo and
Pittsburgh
Sheriff’s sales draw small crowd in Indiana County
Properties levied for debt brought remarkably low prices at quarterly offerings yesterday as a sparse crowd attended. Local officials reported steady bidding on assorted parcels with several promising figures amid quiet proceedings.
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Indiana County
Sheriff Sale Reports Multiple Saventecen Properties Sold
Sheriff Elmer Borland and auctioneer Fred Dilts conducted a sheriff sale at the Court House yesterday. Various properties formerly owned by Joseph Macro and others in Indiana Townships changed hands to multiple buyers for sums ranging from 100 to 4,373 dollars including farms, houses and acres in White Township and Green Township.
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Saventecen
Elmer Borland
Fred Dilts
Court House
Joseph
Macro
Third Ward
Indiana
John M
Jas. R. Daugherty
Eleventh Street
W. C
Mina P. Myers
Luigi Peer
First National Bank of Indiana
Green Township
Max Crawford
Orpha C. Keating
Ruth 5. Mae
Dora A. McCullough
Blairsville
Harry A. New
John Charlie
Labor leaders optimistic on employment outlook for 1930
Washington March 1 Simultaneously with President Hoover s report the Public Utilities plan to spend 1 4 000 000 000 in plant construction during 1930 which will provide work for citizens in virtually every city and town in the country William Green president American Federation of Labor issued a statement declaring unemployment increased two per cent during February Green said he based his conclusion on reports from 24 cities and said high percentages of unemployment were noted in New York Chicago and St Louis In the latter two cities building tradesmen are suffering from lack of work.
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Washington
Hoover
Public Utilities
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Premier Berenguer Declares Spain Tranquil On Stage
Madrid March 1 INS reports Premier D Amaso Berenguer states Spain is absolutely tranquil today. Protests after ex premier Jose Sanchez Guerra speech were small and unimportant. Government remains in full control of the situation.
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D’amaso Berenguer
Spain
D'Amaso Berenguer Gopyright
INS
Madrid
Jose Sanchez Guerra
Evangelistic Series to Open at Methodist Church Tomorrow
The Rev John Hamilton will inaugurate a two week evangelistic series at the Methodist Episcopal Church starting tomorrow. Homer Welch will conduct the song services and a photo feature of Welch appears on page 2. A preview of The Light of the World by Holman Hunt will be handed to worshippers at Zion Lutheran Church Sunday evening valued at 100000 dollars. Regular worship hours are 2300 and 7400 with Bible school at 945 and evening programs including One Whom Jesus Called Daughter and The Value of the Empty Pocketbook.
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John Hamilton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Homer Welch
Welch
Zion Lutheran Church
Holman Hunt
Hunt
Keble College
Oxford
Fred TL. Fink
First Regular Baptist
John S. Scott—Bible School
Mario and Daughter to Broadcast on Radio Monday
Mavia the accordion wizard and his daughter Princess Gloria will broadcast from Station WIOBN Youngstown Ohio on Monday evening next from 5 40 to 6 00 local time.
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Mavia
Princess Gloria
WIOBN
Youngstown
Ohio
New Century Club Meeting Promises Garden Talk
The New Century Club invites garden lovers to an evening with J. C. Pepper of Pennsylvania State College presenting Flowers and Garden Insects and Their Control. County Agent John Warners will discuss starting a Garden Lab in Indiana.
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New Century Club
Indiana
J. C. Pepper
Pennsylvania State College
Pepper
John Warners
J. B. Rage
David Blair
Alex M. Stewart
Minstrels Ready for First Show at the Ritz
Minstrels prepare for a Monday night debut at the Ritz with six weeks of work behind them. Kennet Walker stars in new routines while the troupe promises a varied program and professional presentation. Hundreds of tickets remain for Monday and Tuesday performances.
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Lamb
the Legion
L Ritz
Kennet
Walker
Waterfront Fire Devastates Grand Bank Newfoundland
On March 1 at St Johns Newfoundland a massive blaze consumed about half the waterfront of Grand Bank the town serving as the fishing fleets hub on the Grand Banks. The fire raged through the night with no casualty details available early reports warn the loss could cripple local fishing operations and the town’s economy.
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ST. Johns
N. F
INS
Grand Bank
Newfoundland
Grand Banks
Two Killed In Battling Maniac in Defiance Ohio
In Defiance Ohio a four hour battle left two dead and three wounded. Police and guardsmen bombarded a barricaded house with pistols revolvers machine guns and car bombs. The maniac Hubert Flohr and his wife Augusta were killed. others injured include Karl Av Camer chief of police Newell Littlefield and William Chappel. About three thousand spectators witnessed the event.
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Gre Hubert
Flochr
Augusta
Karl Avcamer
Newell Littlefield
Newt
Port
Eenioy
Defiance College
William Chappel
Sister of Indiana Hospital Superintendent Hurts in Car Crash
Mrs J R Barkman of Oad His Mo, sister of Miss Lilligi Hellohan, superintendent of the Indiana Hospital, underwent a severe major operation in the focal institution Thursday. This morning Mrs Barkingate condition was reported as favorable. Legion Minstrel
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J. R. Barkman
Lilligi Hellohan
Indiana Hospital
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Kane
Ernest
Creskgidy
Tha Slaye
Etter Legion “Minstrels
Philip Br, Clarke
Lanker
Citizens’ Tax Certificate Committee
Rend
Legion Minstrel
T. C. Hoyt, SR
T. C. Hoyt
Edson D. Hoyt
Worthington
Www
Ernest and
Creekside
Ghove
Legion Minstrels
Idley Nig
Ibp
Sheriff's Sales
Armad
Guar Francine Larrimore
Dr. Hamilton
Divine
U. P
Mario
NBA
Los Angeles
John H. Powell
Clarksville
Ark
Ahaerlis
Jos King
Right
Arkynses
John P. Duan
Fsft
Elaysy
Las Voges
Nev
Hing
Sheri Powell
Grandbank Prey
Miss Holi.ohan’s
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