Leech Bible Class Elects Officers At Dinner
The Leech Bible Class annual dinner and officer election were held in the Presbyterian Church social hall with over a hundred members in attendance. Officers elected for the year include President Robert Lingwill, Vice President H J Johnson, Recording Secretary W T W Mose, Corresponding Secretary John Warner, and Treasurer Fred R Nicely. The evening featured a speech by Dr B Bieber, pastor of the Lutheran Church, followed by remarks from Wallace G Chapman Esq John Woods L B Miller Jusq Harry Earhart Esq Murray Thompson and Prof Norman Knonts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Robert, Lingwill
H. J.johnson
W. T W. Mose
John Warner
Fred R. Nicely
B. Bieber
Lutheran Church
Bic
Wallace GC
Chapman, Esq
John Woods
L. B. Miller
Harry Earhart
Murray Thompson
Norman Knonts
Grand Jury reports with county facility findings
Forty five true bills and ten native bills returned. Juries praised County Home Willard Home and County Jail as clean and well cared for. Recommend window screens for the jail and new carpet for the court stenographer offices. Also urge basement improvements per Judge Langham and board actions. details to be published Monday in the Evening Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Meade Johnson
Willard
Elmer E. Borland
Grand Jury
Court House
J. N. Langham
Charles N. Bence
J. J. Henderson
George Nesbit
Judge
Church Notes Highlight Local Evangelism Meetings and Services
Revival efforts expand in Indiana area with Dr Elis Burgess speaking at Zion Church and Evangelist Mark R Smith preaching in Aultman Hall. Weekly church services and Sunday school times listed for First and Second United, Evangelical, Zion Lutheran, Christian, and Methodist churches with sermon topics and worship hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elis B. Burgess
Pittsburgh
United Lutheran Church
Zion Church
Indiana
Blairsville
Homer City
Grove Chapel
Bethel
Ernest
Aultman Hall
American Sunday School Union
Mark R. Smith
John A. Shaw
First Presbyterian Church of
Follawsbee
W. Va
Presbyterian Church
First United Presbyterian
John. J. McIlvaine
Shaw
Second United Presbyterian
Samuel W. Shane
Y. P. Co. Us
Ruth Mu
Various church services and revival events listed
A dense schedule lists St Bernard’s Catholic Masses, Christian Science and other church services, Sunday School times, Bible studies, and evening sermons. It notes a Salvation Army revival with pictures of Pilgrim’s Progress, an evening concert by a band, and the nearing close of a special revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard's
N. P. MecNelis
P.M
Christian Science
William MacTavish
Pastor's
Hiladelphia Street
Christ Episcopal
Roger Charnock
Italy
Prast Baptist
Arthur B. Fowler
Bible School
Christian Bible Study
Crayer
Salvation Army
Federals threaten border action in Mexico
Dispatches describe danger near the Arizona border with beanie threats over United States soil and a potential clash at San Luis over the border. Mexican forces, led by General J. M. Aguirre, are fleeing toward Tehuantepec as troops move northward. Calles expected to assume control with 41,000 Federals deployed from Guadalajara toward the northwest.
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Endes
Arizona
United States
San Luis
Yuma
el Paso
Tex
Juarez
J. M. Aguirre
Vera Cruz
Captu d. Aguirre
Tehuantepec
Calles
Mexico
Guadalajara
enterMrey
Mexican Revolution Battle Likely Near Torreon on Border
General van Andreau Alsman, Federal commander, says rebels under Esvabar are narrowing the gap as troops rush to Torreon. He predicts a major clash soon on the Cobhula-Durango border, noting railways and bridges were damaged by rebels in retreat.
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Richard C. Wilson
INS Star
Monterrey
Neveva Leon
Mes
Mareh
Mexico
Cobhula-Durango
Torreon
van Andreau Alsman
Esvabar
Rebel and federal forces mass near Torreon
The speaker estimates General Escobar with about 8,000 men and says General Nareclos Caravea has joined the revolutionists. He predicts a major battle but asserts federal arms and ammunition give government forces the upper hand. Trainloads of troops move toward Torreon as General Almazan leads a 5,000 strong contingent, with another federal force of similar size believed en route under General Cedillo.
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Escobar
Nareclos Caravea
Torreon
Almazan
Vera Cruz
Cedillo
Luciusboro Forms Boy Scout Troop Under Sprinkle
Howard L. Sprinkle is chosen Scoutmaster with Norman Patterson and Robert Knox as Assistant Scoutmasters. Hans Adair serves as Troop Committee Chairman, with R. M. Land Richard Sleigh Gabriel Patterson and Paul Jones on the committee. Scouting is poised to boom in Luciusboro as boys organize under strong leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Sprinkle
Norman Patterson
Robert Knox
Sprinkle
Hans Adair
Messrs. R. M. Land
Richard Sleigh
Gabriel Patterson
Paul Jones
Luciusboro
Lueinsboro
Lindbergh Overhauls Airplane Before Flight to Mexico City
Col Lindbergh began overhaul of his tri motor at Valbuena flying field this morning then took to the air with nine passengers and 12 sacks of mail including six destined for New York City. Reports say Lindbergh and Anne Morrow will wed during Easter holidays in Mexico City with a minister chosen but not named.
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Ily
Cdlonel
Valbuena Flying Field
Col. Lindbergh
New York City
Mexico City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Lindbergh
Miss Morrow
Lindbergh to Join Brownsville Air Mail Rally
Col Charles A Lindbergh arrives in Brownsville at 1 16 p m to take part in two day air mail celebration marking the new international route between Mexico and the United States. He plans to return to Mexico City Sunday carrying the first official mail on the new link with other routes to Houston San Antonio and Chicago. The launch may be affected by unrest in Mexico.
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Trownsville
Tex
Republic
Charles A. Lindbergh
America
Lone Eagle
Mexico City
Lindbergh
Brownsville
Houston
San Antonio
Chicago
Aeronautica de Transportes
Mazatlan
Lads Return Stolen Car Larceny Case Ends in Suspension
Lads confessed to stealing the Blaaks ville car and hid the clothes near the wreck in the woods. Sergeant Bunch and Patrolman Fountain recovered items after their confession. Judge Langham suspended sentence and remanded them to Center County authorities for trial. They were taken to Bellefonte for holding until called.
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Bunch
Fountain
N. Langham
Blaaksville
Langham
Center County
Yongel
Bellefonte
Market gains power in early session led by Radio Victor combo
The Radio Victor Western Union group drove the noon market higher with a block trade and steep gains in the first hour. Western Union rose about 20 points for the week, while Radio moved sharply before retreating amid profit taking as selling pressure appeared in steel copper and oil names.
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Cousins
Cl. N.S
New York
Radio- Victor-Western Union
Western Union
Ananda Copper
U. S. Steel
Tod Teeet
Beth
Steel
Pac
Chile
Chrysler
Ciscesvereneseeen
Stewart Warner
Nash Motor
Norf and
West
Wees Pullman
Radio Corp
Studebaker
US Steel
Sereaereeeers West Kleeves
Postum Aereal
St P
Willys
Transcontinental Airways
Indemnity sought after cross border deaths
Secretary Kellogg said the United States will seek indemnity from Mexico for two Americans killed by stray bullets during cross border fighting near Juarez. State Department awaits full facts before deciding on action while Mexican authorities reinforce positions in Mazatlan where 2500 federal troops are entrenched.
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Washington
Mar
INS
United States
Il Pago
Texas
Juarez
Kellogg
State Department
Uch
Mazatlan
Gulf of California
Department
Arive
Mazatland
Lazar Cardenas
A Cruz
Love, Marriage, and a Medical Plan in New York
In New Orleans Josefe met Margaret and fell in love while their sister Mary and twins were involved. The couple became engaged after a move to New York, with plans discussed to separate twins by an operation later deemed unfeasible due to Mary's health. Mary expresses happiness for her sister's marriage as the Gibbs family from Holyoke accompany them to the clerk's office.
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New Jersey
New Orleans
Josefe
Margaret
White
Mary
New York
Mexico
John R. Gibbs
Holyoke
Mags
All Gracet on Dogs Licensed
Turner Streams of Indiana district representative of the State Department of Animal Industry visited Graceton to check dog conditions and licensing. He reported all dogs licensed and none at large, praising local compliance and noting Indiana County overall near perfect adherence to dog laws.
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Turner Streams
Indiana
State Department of Animal Industry
Graceton
Streams
Indiana County
Second Ad Church Barnesboro Fire Destroys Businesses
A March 9 blaze starting in a frame garage operated by Frank Sunseri destroyed five business places and two residences in Barnesboro, with two more dwellings damaged. The $70,000 loss, largely uninsured, began in the Sunsets garage on Tenth Street and spread to nearby homes and shops including Smalto shoe repair, Hicks photo room, Clapper garage, and Machmil studio.
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Barnesboro
Frank Sunseri
Sunsets
Tenth Street
Harry Anstead
Peter Smalto
William Hicks
Guy Clapper
Vasil Machmil
Peter Smalt
Kilmer
Age
Sunsert
Medicos Meet Next Thursday in Indiana County
The Indiana County Medical Society will hold its monthly meeting in Council Chamber Municipal building on Thursday at 2 pm. The program includes Hypertension and Hypotension Etiology and Pathological Significance by Dr R M Little of Saltsbury and The Status of Diathermy in the Removal of Tonsils by Dr TL Buterbauga. Dr FP J Kellan to open the first topic and Dr F B Stevenson on the letter. Two Indiana doctors have applied for membership, Charles Russell Wood MD Ernest Gillespie MD Dixonville.
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Indiana County Medical Society
Council Chamber
F. B. Stevenson
Indiana
Charles Russell Wood
Ernest
Nae
David Gillespie
Dixonville
Social Roundup Lists Local Visitors and Residents
A crowded social column details visits and returns among Blairsville and surrounding towns. Names include George and Mrs Swope, Harry Wilson, John Carmont, Clyde Houck, Andy Monchism, Mrs Cacciatore, Dr W F Peters, Mrs Burnheimer, M C Watson, Harry Fisher, John Lydie, Turner Streams, Bruce Patterson, Ralph Stewart, Thomas Brash, Homer Cameron, J S Blose, Hon Elder Peeler and Mrs Noble Miller, Frank Walsh, Oliver Alford, J A Huey, Alfonse Wazelle, Harry Donahey, Vincent Mack, M C Rhinehart, Mrs Meade McHenry, C F Clawson and Betty, Dorothy Crist, and others visiting Creekside and nearby towns.
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John Carmont
Vandergrift
Harry Reams
School Street
Clyde Houck
Commodore Bank
Indiana
Andy Monchism
Hillsdale
Fred Cacciatore
Washington Street
W. F. Peters
Homer City
Florence Burnheimer
Burnheimer
Rossiter
Charles Seigfried
Blairsville
M. C. Watson
Harrisburg
State Department
American Legion Auxiliary
Harry Fisher
Creekside
John Lydie
Gipsy
Turner Streams
State Department of Animal Industry
Saltsbury
Bruce Patterson
Strongstown
Ralph Stewart
Brushvalley Township
Thomas Brash
Beyer
Homer Cameron
Cherryhill
J. S. Blose
Elder Peeler
Noble C . Miller
Peeler
Washington
Frank Walsh
J. A. Huey
Banks Township
Alfonse Wazelle
Court House
Harry Donahey
Vincent Mack
M. C. Rhinehart
Robinson
Meade McHenry
Detroit
Michigan
Woodbine Willie and the Cigarette Mission in War Time
Kennedy recalls meeting Woodbine Willie who handed out cigarettes to soldiers and church groups. The minister, moved by the act, became a walking warehouse for cigarets and shared Woodbine Willie style outreach across British and American troops. He claims about 5,000 packs were distributed weekly for three and a half years.
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Woodbine Willie
Kennedy
Card of Thanks for Smith HB. TWdick family expresses gratitude
The family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy after the death of husband and father Smith HB TWdick. They appreciate floral tributes singers the minister and use of cots.
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Smith HB. Twdick
Moving day as past moral frontier says Stimson
Glenn K. Stimson editor of the State Journal argues that moving to create moral exclusiveness is over. He says people who dislike their environment must stay and raise moral separation, with samples from biblical and colonial migrations to justify the idea. He warns that no new frontier will remain isolated, as communications tie distant communities together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn K. Stimson
Lansing, Michigan
State Journal
Abraham
Dol
America
Africa
Paris
New York: Stock Exchange
Religio
Dixonville News Briefs Highlight Birth and Visits
The stork delivered a girl at the home of Reeneepe last week. Mrs. Carl Pollock is back from the hospital. Mrs. Joe Ober and Mrs. Robert Short visited the Shorts home. Miss Charlotte Gaston of Indiana spent Sunday here. Bernard Pollock and family of Marion Center stayed with H. W. Longwell. Gillespie couple drove to Pittsburgh last Sunday.
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Stork
ReeeEnepe
Carl Pollock
Joe Ober
Robert Short
Lisle Short
Charlotte Gaston
Indiana
Bernard Pollock
Marion Center
H. W. Longwill
Grain Chicago Wheat, Corn, Oats Futures Move
Wheat closed four to Ye lower on Friday as Chicago grains page notes declines. Corn rose to 44 cents and oats gained to 7a, signaling mixed grain market movements in early March trading.
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Chicago
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