Sunday Church Services and Choir Anthems Across Town
A digest of Sunday worship times across churches including Presbyterian, Lutheran, Wesleyan, First Baptist, First Evangelical, and Christ Episcopal. Services feature morning sermons on themes such as The River's Course and The Oak-like Man, evening sermons The Lord Denied and Christ the Victor, with choirs singing within varied liturgies and special anthems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
B.C. Buchheit
Edward Camien
Edmund Turner
Henry Hilles
Moses
George Nevin
Alan Lutheran Church
Christ
Galbraith
Knight
Bieber
Campaign's Last Week Music and Sermons At Dr Hamilton Church
The article outlines a week of services led by Dr Hamilton with nightly themes including Christ Wonderful and Six Facts About Hell. It notes a large choir, a booster song service, and special evenings for Sunday School and High School nights. The aim is to attract many attendees during the final campaign week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Salvation Army
Paul Hazel
Christ
Ensign Painter
Abraham
Young People’s Legion
C. C. Pauline Anderson
Ensign
H. R. Painter
Painter
Greensburg
Hazel
DuBois
First United Presbyterian
Ray
J. J. Meliysine
Saubbath
McIlvaine
Jie
Parker
Lang
Himmel
Schmecker
Boosters
Ruth near decline noted in contract talks
Babe Ruth is described as nearing the end of his peak playing days and is reportedly firm at 85 000 for one year or 80 000 per year for two years with Huppert Ingats. Ruth has earned nearly half a million since joining the Yankees and is now a capable businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Huppert Ingiats
Babe
Boss
Yankees
Yanks
Ruthy
Alverda P T A March Meeting Draws Busy Attendance
The Alverda Parent-Teachers Association held a full room meeting with entertainment by five classrooms. Pupils presented a Dutch and Irish program, and members debated the topic What is the Price Paid by Children In a Name Where Parents Are Cranky With Their Children. After discussions, parents viewed student work displays in small groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alverta Parent- Teachers Association
P. T. A. Together
Points on People in Blairsville and Nearby Towns
George Koloff of Blairsville, once a well known merchant, was a Thursday traveler to Indiana. Mrs. Fred Pace of Roseville Ohio visited in Blairsville with Mr. and Mrs. Harry McLain. Dr. Harry Keepers and daughter Mrs. Frank Walsh of Rossiter called on friends from their former home. Rev J T Davis Blairsville Methodist Church pastor, visited Indiana friends. Mrs. Nettie Bennett of White Township shopped in Indiana. County Engineer Thomas Pealer and Construction Engineer E E Pint of the Department of Highways were in Hollidaysburg. Miss Agnes Stadlmiller Welfare Worker attended security business in Idamar Clymer and Dixonville. Mr. and Mrs. Walter A Bennett of Strongstown shopped in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Koloff
Blairsville
Indiana
Fred Pace
Roseville
Ohio
Harry McLain
East Pike
Harry Keepers
Frank Walsh
Rossiter
J. T. Davis
Blairsville Methodist Church
Nettie Bennett
White Township
Thomas Pealer
E. E. Pint
Department of Highways
Hollidaysburg
Agnes Stadlmiller
Idamar
Clymer
Dixonville
Walter A. Bennett
Strongstown
Correction of yesterday's note on grand jury true bills
The Gazette reports that C M Ellenberger M J Zamboni J M Tibbot and Clyde Welter were listed as true bills for possessing liquor but these men were not personally charged. They were Moose Lodge officers present during a raid and held for that reason alone. A W Hazlett was named as lodge steward and faced the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Ellenberger
M. J. Zamboni
J. M. ‘Tibbot
Clyde Welter
Moose Lodge
A. W. Hazlett
Men s Bible Class Growth At Heilwood Church Meeting
Sixty three members of the Heilwood Presbyterian Church Men s Bible Class held a Thursday evening dinner in the club rooms served by the Laties Ald Society of Heilwood. Speakers praised Sunday School growth from fewer than a dozen to sixty in six weeks and to an overall attendance rise from thirty to about one hundred fifty in four months. Leaders credited Superintendent Blair Muffley and teacher Dr Lyons with inspiring progress, while guest Logan Bence and James Chapman shared messages on character and youth outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heilwood Presbyterian Church
Laties Ald Society
Meilwood
Indies
Sumday School
Reds
Blues
George Roberts
Heilwood
McCormic
Blair Mufey
Muffley
Blair
Dr. Lyon
Barrett
George Lindsay
Bethlehem Mines
Hellwood
Lindsay
J. Richard Duncan
Logan Bence
James Chapman
Indiana
Mr. Bence
Wbil
Rey, Barrett
Hoover Sees Bright Outlook After Tariff Action
President Hoover and aides expect tariff bill enactment within sixty days to stabilize and encourage general business. They anticipate orders held back by buyers will resume as markets gauge trends, with spring activity aiding the upswing. The administration remains cautiously optimistic about a recovering economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig
Mr. Hoover
Margiotti and party head to New Castle for county court
Attorney Margiotti and wife travel from Marleoux County Arizona with Hans Corr and others to New Castle. They aim to face trial start Monday morning at the Lawrence County courthouse. Margiotti expects a full jury by Tuesday afternoon and a trial lasting at least three weeks, possibly a month, amid publicity and preconceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marleoux County
Arizona
Hans Corr
Irene
Dague
New Castle
Lawrence County
Margiotti
Aanl
Leo Wright
Wright
Phoenix
Mattie Juckson
Rose Smith
Maricopaounty
Hee
Dpiul
Pennsylvania
Amed
Punssutawney
Ulirulout
Vare Returns to Discuss Withdrawal News
Secretary Davis arrived in Philadelphia from Washington and met with James Dewey, Samuel W. Salas, William R. Douglas, and other local leaders at the Ware hotel suite. A conference followed with Brown's office and Dr. Kirby checking on a patient, as Vare’s political future remained unsettled and no official decision announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayig
Vare Cenfer
Bellevue
Avis
Davis
Philadelphia
Washington
dJames Dewey
Chester
Brown
Ware
Samuel W. Salas
William R. Douglas
Kirby
Vare
Indiana County Automobile Club Speaker Highlights Motorist Benefits
The A A A speaker extolled member advantages and reciprocal privileges with 146 clubs in the U S and Canada. It stressed how members save on dues, support road programs, and noted contracts for 4 1/4 miles of improved roads in Indiana County. The event featured a screening of The Cross Road Puzzle to promote traffic laws, eliciting laughter and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhase
U. S
Canada
Indiana County Automobile Club
Griffith
Niles
Indigla County
H. &. Raymond
Moreau Gets County Job
The Pine township road supervisors awarded a one mile reinforced concrete highway contract from Alverda to the Cambria County line to A F Moreau and Sons of town as low bidders at the Thursday letting in the County Commissioners office. Also awarded was the grading and drainage contract for Cherryhill township from Sample Run to the White and Cherryhill township lines to Smith and Russell of Indiana. These awards, along with others by the Department of Highways, bring the total new road contracts for Indiana county this year to 14 miles, with more to be finished by fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Township
Alverda
Cambria County
A. F. Moreau and Sons
Town
Smith and Russell
Indiana
Gherryhill Township
Sample Run
White and
Gherryhill
Department of Highways
Indiana County
Hanging Of Woman Brings Protest
Aviz Proenix reports protests surge over Eva Duggan execution the first woman to die under Arizona capital punishment laws. The incident sparks debate on the penal system and the Parole and Pardon Board, with Richard Burrows potentially spared amid anti hanging fervor. Attorney Henderson Stockton leads reform efforts with support from prominent club women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proenix
Aviz
Eva Duggan
Arizona
Richard Burrows
Chicago
Statehood
Henderson Stockton
Bear killed in West Philadelphia by police
In West Philadelphia a large black bear was killed by a policeman early today as it advanced on workers in a garage at 60th and Ogden streets. The incident drew scores of residents who had been alarmed by the bear’s presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
D0th
Ogden Streets
Student meeting closes with benediction and remarks
A student gathering concluded with a benediction as Horace Bence presided and R. T. Latte acted as president of the class, guiding the proceedings and announcing the benediction for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Bence
R. T. Latte
Beekeepers' School Teaches Disease Control and Honey Uses
A one day beekeepers school at the Court House drew 25 in the forenoon and 35 in the afternoon sessions. Instructor J Anderson of State College demonstrated with stereopticon slides and a model hive, stressing wiring foundations and three ply brood frame sheets. He spoke on honey in cooking and digestion for sugar-avoiding readers. Plans include demonstrations on foul brood transfer April 18 near Plumville at 10 AM, Spring Management at Donald Moorhead’s Sleepy Hollow apiary at 1:30 PM, and Package Bee and Queen Introduction at Wm Avey’s Marion Center farm at 4 PM. Nine Clover Ridge 4-H Bee Club members attended and held a noon business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
J. Anderson
State College
Anderson
Jmilana County
Joe Fetterhoff
Plumville
Donald Moorhead
Sleepy Hollow
Wm. Avey
Marion Center
Clover Ridge
Companionate Marriage Fails in Chicago Court
Judge Michael McKinley called the terms of Leo Dolan and Virginia Roth Dolan a most outrageous contract. The couple, both 22 and students, signed an agreement prohibiting the wife from seeking support or charging bills in his name until he finishes his education and is admitted to the bar. Dolan lost his $50,000 heart balm suit against his father-in-law as the judge ruled a husband forfeits damages for alienated love when he shirks marital duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
March
Michael McKinley
Leo Dolan
Dolan
Virginia Roth Dolan
Bhail
McKinley
Java
Local residents and visitors list for the week
William Williams of Grisemore called in town on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Paul Black of Ebensburg and Mrs. Logan Long and children of Johnstown visited their mother Mrs. E. M. Davis. Aladino Pacei moved his family to Cleveland. George Williams returned from State College after an agricultural course. Albert Contrucci visiting friends in Cleveland. Mildred Shank spent the weekend with her parents in Indiana. Homer Williams of Barnesboro visited Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gomer Smith and daughters Muriel and Christina Long of Johnstown visited relatives Sunday. Lynn Smith moved his family to Heilwood. Gomer Smith transacted business in town Wednesday. Alf James visited Heilwood Tuesday. Joseph Lewis of Heilwood visited Tuesday. Joseph McKee of Saree transacted business Monday. Louis Boles attended a boxing show in Barnesboro Monday. Ethel Bradbury returned home after a few weeks with relatives in Pittsburgh. Florence Bennett of Barnesboro RD called on friends Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Williams
Grisemore
Paul Black
Ebensburg
Logan Long
Johnstown
E. M. Davis
Aladino Pacei
Cleveland
D. So
George Williams
State College
Albert Contrucci
Mildred Shank
Indiana
Homer Williams
Barnesboro
R. D
Gomer Smith
Muriel
Christina Long
Lynn Smith
Heilwood
Alf James
Transfers of Plentyville Lots and Sums in Indiana and White
Transfers list multiple parcel trades across Indiana White Burrell and East Mahoning with buyers and sellers including Alfonso Morganti Frank Stephens Joseph Vohr Theodore Kebler Mary Martin Lohman Vatter Hannah Stuchell Musser Forests and Citizens National Bank Indiana sums range from 1 to 7200 dollars for lots in White Burrell Indiana and East Mahoning with various recipients and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso Morganti
Alfonso de Gaetano
Indiana
Frank Stephens
Grace Mikesell
White
Joseph E. Vohr
Fred Ditta
Theodore Kebler
Mary M. Martin
Burrell
Mary B. Martin
Lohman Vatter
Antonio Lungie
Tred Dilts
Hannah M. Stuchell
Frank W. Lowman
Musser Forests
East Mahoning
Leater Larimer
Citizens National Bank
Mabel Hill
W. B. Hill
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Second United Presbyterian
Samuel W. Shane
Epee
P.C. U
Deader
Mra
W. W. Eicher
Wesleyan Methodist
A. D. Fero
First Evangelical Church
Hosbach
Bible School
Bri
Byera
R. ©. Miller
First Regular Baptist
J Court House
John
Scott
Frea Methodist Church
H. W. Armstrong
Dorothy Palmer
Myer
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Oc Salvation Army Hall
William MacTavish
Sune ‘Day School
Philadelphia Street
Trinity Lutheran Church
Charles Held
Homer City
Elmer Crater
Christ the
Light Brigade
Black Lick Free Methodist Church
A. G. F Previte
W. W. Spiker
Christ Episcopal Church
Roger Charnock
Holy Communion
Church of God
W. C. T. UL Hall
H.W. Miller
Babe Ruth
P.T
White House
United States
Heilwood Men's Bible Class
Hoover
Atty, Margiott
Moreau
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