Indiana visitors gather at Plumville club event
Pleasant Valley Club of Plumville hosted a Thursday meeting with members in old-fashioned dress. A health program read by Mrs James Stuchell followed by a paper on Disinfectants by Mrs Amy Fisher. Mrs W Moore led a brief business session, and a St Patrick’s Day themed luncheon was served. Marian Welch and Martha Giffen attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Giffen
Pleasant Valley
Amy Fisher
W. d. Moore
Auidance
Marian Welch
Martha Giffen
A. C. Groff
Local Business and Social Roundup Displays Monday to Wednesday
Jake Crossman made a business trip to Cherry Tree on Monday. Jayn Brothers supplied coal to customers on Monday. D A McKee toured Commodore on Tuesday. Charley Buterbaugh near Commodore transacted business Monday. Vivian Cartwright of Clymer spent the weekend with her parents nearby. Daisy Birdy Crossman of Cherry Tree spent the weekend with her parents here. A public sale is planned at John Lydick's residence on March ?, near this place. Doh Spicher won a Cherry Tree gallery on Wednesday forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Crossman
Cherry Tree
Jayn
Doh Spicher
PIKES PEAK COMMUNITY NOTES AND MARRIAGE LICENSES
Mr Kenneth Empfield is home with pneumonia. Indiana visitors include H C Cameron and S N Bowers. Elmer Kephart and Clark Bowers visited Halting with Cochran siblings ill in Blacklick. Russel Ray saw Samuel Bowers. Gussey Casy visited Senn Run. Donald Campbell of Dilltown and Smith Bennett of Strongstown toured Indiana. Esther Cameron improving. Marriage licenses issued for Kenneth in Amexford and Dorothy May Masga Amerford along with A Bails Blairsville Clara A McFeaters Blacklick and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Empfield
Illtown
Meumonia
H. C. Cameron
S. N. Bowers
Indiana
Elmer Kephart
Clark Bowers
Cochran
Blacklick
Russel Ray
Samuel Bowers
Gussey Casy
Senn Run
Donald Campbell
Dilltown
Smith Bennett
Strongstown
Esther Cameron
Fenneth
Amexford
Dorothy May Masga
Amerford
Auvaens A. Bails
Blairsville
Clara A. McFeaters
Carsisie Work
Begeanewpeney
Jacerne
Mer Vredel
Clairton
Y Genevieve Beott
Clair
Rebels in retreat reported by air observers
General Gedillo, commanding eastern federal flank, telegraphed the President that airplane observers over the rebel concentration said General Escobar's troops were preparing to retreat into Chihuahua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torreon
Saturning Gedillo
Federal
Escobar
Chihuaha
Insurance figures in Guthrie ceremony at Woods firm
Mr Guthrie was praised for guiding rapid growth and organization of the Woods Company. Mr Duff presented a leather case containing a desk clock. Charles A. Woods and Dr Obed B. Yost offered congratulations, while Lawrence C. Woods Jr. spoke of personal relations and his role as vice president in charge of personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Duff
Charles A. Woods
The
Woods Company
Obed B. Yost
Indiana
Lawrence C. Woods, Jr
Wall Street Gains Pulse as Copper and Oil Rally
A brisk Friday session on Wall Street saw broad buying pressure after widespread ads. Copper and oil stocks led with Anaconda and Kennecott hitting new highs while Atlantic Refining and Sinclair climbed. Major names like U S Steel and Pullman gained, marking a strong weekly performance. some oils slipped, but the market overall surged.
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W. 8
Cousins
INS
New York
Wall Street
Anaconda
Kennecott
Anatonda
Kennevott
Greene Sananea
Inspiration
Nevada
Atlantic Refining
Sinclair
Pan American
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Barnadall
Can
Beth Steel
Chile
Chrysler
Pereeevseedvereree Bby
Kelvinator
Eesesseenetecen
Csiserevereses
Miami
SIM Stow
Waercy
Nash, Mote
Verveeeeerreees
N.Y NL
Noy
West
Ciesererernee
U. S. Steel
Censeeene
Elec
Postum Cereal
Eeseseeeses
C. M
St. P, Pd
GC. M
St. P. Com
Willys Overland
Gsee
BOG
Atchison T
S. Fyvereere
Guthrie Event Honors Pittsburgh Visitors in Indiana County
Felicitations from Governor Fisher and Society officials were read by Wallace Guthrie as guests from New York Pennsylvania and Ohio attended a gathering. Short talks by Woods Company manager Beryl L Senior State Teachers College professor M J Walsh and others followed to allow visitors to return home before late hours. The guest list included John G St Clair Dr George Simpson Richard Thompson G Paul Reed D F Rian J R Daugherty Thomas Sutton Robert Lewis Theodore Brown and Frank M Smith.
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Guthrie
John 8. Fisher
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wallace Guthrie
Pittsburgh
Beryl L. Senior
the Woods Company
G. Paul Reed
D. F. Rian
J. R. Daugherty
The
First National Bank
Thomas Sutton
Robert Lewis
Indiana Savings and Trust Company
Theodore Brown
Frank M. Smith
Dentists Meet In Fayette County For Regional Clinic
Five trunks of equipment arrive as Dr. Cummer leads partial denture insights. Dr. W E Harper of Chicago debuts Amalgam Technique while Dr. Grunn showcases Gold Inlays. Dr. Lester Hollander of the Pittsburgh Skin and Cancer Foundation presents Malignant Lesions in the Mouth. The Fayette County Society hosts with advisory and officer lists and a full program of clinics and table clinics across Uniontown Connellsville Greensburg and Charleroi industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummer
W. BE. Harper
Chicago
Albert P. Grum
Grumn
Lester Hollander
Pittsburgh Skin and Cancer Foundation
Hollander
J. W. O'Donovan
H. D. Minerd
Connellsville
W. FP. Springer
H. &. Potta
Marcus M. Jaquette
Uniontown
H. D. Graham
Brownsville
F. C. Robinson
Faye
Albert P. Grunn
W. E. Harper
Pittsburgh
Paul Trnavsky
Charlette
Bruce Clark
A. M. Goosey
Samuel Friedlander
Greensburg
William D. Hays
H. J. Dunnegan
Clymer
Chattaway
Charleroi
G. K. Miller
Washington
SR. Clythe
Charlerie
Hotner
Church Notes Doctrinal Readings and Services Listed
Church notes list services at First United Presbyterian Second United Presbyterian and First Regular Baptist with ministers Rev J J Mellvaine Rev Samuel W Shane Rev James Edgar Wilson Arthur B Fowler and Rev John S Scott. Morning and evening sermon topics include A Cure for Care The Dreamer Who Made His Dreams Come True The Greatest Wisdom in the World The Unshaken Kingdom The Full Orbed Man The Supreme Prophet The Solemn Choice What to Do With Doubts The Opportuing Time. Bible study and prayer meetings are scheduled Mondays and Wednesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian
J. J. Mellvaine
Second United Presbyterian
Samuel W. Shane
First Baptist
Arthur B. Fowler
First Regular Baptist
Court House
John S. Scott
Christian and church services schedule overview
A compact listing of morning and evening services across multiple denominations. Zion Lutheran, Christ Episcopal, Wesleyan, Methodist, St. Bernard's Catholic, Christian Science, Church of God, Salvation Army, and Christian and Missionary Alliance participants assign pastors, service times, topics, and special events including Holy Communion, vespers, and youth group attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Eaton
Zion Lutheran
B. F. Bieber
Fovening
First Christian Church
Christ Episcopal
Roger Charnock
Aesson
Wesleyan Methodist
George Blankenbicker
Methodist Episcopal
John A. McCamey
St. Bernard's
N. P. McNelis
Christian Science
Church of God
Church Street
Harry Miller
Chistian and Missionary Alliance
Salvation Army
William MacTavish
MacTavish
Pastor's
Philadelphia Street
Mrnday
Pastors and Congregation Forge Easter Fellowship
A church event centered on Eastertide and approaching communion featured Rev. Mellvaine and his wife praising mutual support for a new pastor and his spouse. Blairsville pastor Rev. Dr. R F E McClure delivered greetings from Conemaugh Presbytery as ties between pastor and congregation deepened. Both parties voiced strong desire for lasting pastoral cooperation and friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F E. McClure
Blairsville
Conemaugh Presbytery
McIlvaine
Mellvaine
Dawn to dusk flight plans span multiple Central American stops
Baker intends to cruise at 135 miles per hour on his trip to Panama. The plane uses four Wright Whirlwind motors and carries 110 gallons of gasoline. Five refueling stops are scheduled with weather reports predicting perfect flying conditions. Captain Maker delivers diplomatic mail to Tampico Minatitlan Guatemala City Managua and Panama.
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Baker
Panama
Maker
Tampico
Minatitlan
Quatemala City
Managua
David
Obituary for Martin Wesley Woomer Jr. 6 of New Florence
Martin Wesley Woomer Jr aged 6 son of Mr and Mrs Martin Woomer died Wednesday from whooping cough and pneumonia. Funeral services were held at 2 pm at the Woomer residence with interment in Laurel Hill Furnace cemetery. He leaves sisters and brothers Mrs A Bracken J C Craig Mrs W Kaufman Mrs Frank McGregor and William N Craig of Vandergrift and other relatives in Wehrum Indiana and Van dergrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin W. Woomer, Jr
New Florence
Martin Wesley Woomer, Jr
Martin Woomer
Woomer
Laurel Hill Furnace
Flood Toll Mounts Across Alabama and Southeast
Twenty six dead as floods ravage Southern Alabama and adjacent states. Boats capsize, towns marooned, with Elba and Geneva hardest hit. Rescue planes from Pensacola and Maxwell Field drop food to starving residents on rooftops amid rising Mississippi floodwaters.
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Maxwell Field
Ala
Elba
Geneva
Army Air Service
Death of Mrs. Craig Getty in Wilkinsburg Home
Mrs. Craig Getty wife of Robert Getty died Friday at 4 am in Columbia hospital Wilkinsburg burial by Will be in Vandergrift. She was daughter of the late William M Craiz married in 1900. Survived by husband and children Mrs Roy Mannings Chicago Ill Mrs T W Worth and Mrs FE Margart Wilkinsburg Carl Getty Vandergrift
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Craig) Getty
Robert Getty
Columbia Hospital
Wilkinsburg
F. J. Morgart
South Avenue
Vandergrift
William M. Craiz
Mr. Getty
Flood Strikes Geneva Alabama Residents On Roofs
Relief measures unfold as rising floodwaters engulf Geneva Alabama centering on submerged one story buildings. An Army observation plane reports residents using boats with a grim outlook as two separate messages confirm the peril. Numerous citizens seek safety on higher ground while authorities coordinate aid and rescue efforts.
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Montgomery
Ala
Geneva
Arnty
Seepards
F. L. Choate
Floods maroon Elba and Geneva residents in Alabama
National Guardsmen found 700 to 1,000 more people stranded on an island north of Elba Alabama, many clinging to rooftops as floodwaters rise. Coast guard boats leave Pensacola with a week of rations for 1,000 and air units survey the area to coordinate relief and deliver medicine and food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coast Guard
Santa Rosa Coast Guard
Pensacola
Fila
Alabama
American Red Cross
Pea
Cheetawhatchee
Red Cross
Georgian
Florida
Elba flood rescue by guardsmen advances in high ground
In Elba Alabama rescuers from the National Guard push small boats toward the flooded town. More than half of the 4000 residents cling to rooftops and trees at improvised refugee camps. Refugees report exposure and hunger while a death toll remains uncertain as waters recede in Coffee County.
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Alabama
Elba
Ilomaton
Binghamton
Geneva
Ala
National Guard
Idge
Georgias
Manchester
Pea River
White Water
Pea
Choctawhatchee
South Alabama
Brewton
Flomaton
Cartleberry
Mississippi
Merrill
Lucedale
Florida
Carryville
Bonifay
Central
South Georgia
West Point
Georgia-Carolina Line
Hamburg
S. C
South Carolina
Memphis
Hickman
Tennessee
Arkansas
Red Cross
Pensacola
Ilu
Navel Base
Maxwell Field
Montgomery
Angus Scree
U.N. S
Enterprise
Alabama National Guardsmen
Destruction From Flood Strands Towns and Trains
Rural areas report water depths from 16 to 20 feet with life peril and scattered survivors. Aviators describe bread dropped to Elba residents from planes as floods and wrecked bridges devastate the region. The Elba Hotel reportedly collapsed and trains are stranded. many seek refuge amid widespread destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elba
Iba
Biba
Kerr Develops Dog Fine Record
W. S. Kerr of Salisbury holds the state record for paying dog fines. He paid his fourth successive fine in four years for harboring dogs without licenses. Fines were $50 in 1906, $120 in 1926, $10 in 1927, $10 in 1928, and $5 this year. If anyone can beat this, the paper seeks notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Kerr
Salisburg
Taitner Streams
Department of Animal Industry
Kerr
Grand Duke Cyril Proposes Monarchist Accord With Soviet System
Berlin reports Grand Duke Cyril, claimant to the Russian throne, issued a Monarchist Government program accepting the Soviet system if headed by a czar. He calls for restoration of private property rights, peasant land retention from the revolution, and adoption of an eight hour workday in Russian industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Grand Duke
Cyril
St. Briac
France
Miss Holowaska Takes First in District Oratorical
In District No 2 at Commodore Wednesday night Miss Helen Holowaska of Clymer won first place in the oratorical contest. Lewis Green of Cherry Tree finished second and Mrs Joy King was third.
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Commodore
Helen Holowaska
Clymer
Lewis Green
Cherry Tree
Joy King
Local bowlers beat Starford in big win
Indiana defeated Starford 9954 pins to 2100 in a ten pin contest at Bert's Place last night. Lesko led Starford with 528 pins. Spicher led Indiana with 504. Indiana lineup included Hazelett Spicher Myers Fletcher Geasey Stafford A Orvel Tonyko Slovensky Lesko and F Orovel.
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Indiana
Starford
Bert
Makig
Lesko
Spicher
Hazelett
Myers
Fletcher
Geasey
Stafford
A. Orvel
Tonyko
Slovensky
F. Orovel
Foch
New York Featherweight Wins Decision In Local Fight
New York featherweight fighter defeated Bud Taylor of Terze Indiana by decision. Al Rowe of Philadelphia outpointed Johnny Lawson of Jersey City. Eddie Reed of Philadelphia outpointed Johnny O Keefe of Columbus.
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New York
al Singer
Bud Taylor
Terze
Aute
Ind
al Rowe
Philadelphia
Johnny Lawson
Jersey City
al Erie
Eddie Reed
Johnny O'Keefe
Columbus
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Peasant Valley Club
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McQuilken
Fers and Mingee Bank
Jackelie
W. P. Critchfield
Mairaville
Conemuangh
PB. R. R
W. H. Coffman
Mider
Qollie Ayera
Dorothy and
Helen
Mead‘ville
Alegheny ‘College
Howard Mellon
Blairaville
P. R. BR
Lewis Henry
Cockport
M. Allison
Green Township
Jay ‘S
Gibson
Cherryhill Township
Mike Gresko
Stafford ‘Nantrance
Nichol
Blair Knapp
Great ‘Shank
Purchase Tine
Stanley Hopkins
East Mahoning Township
Alex Dittmire
Mary Miller
State Teachers’ College
Saltsburg
J. J. Henderon
Charles L. Bence
George Nesbit
Tudge J. N. Langham
James ‘Mack
Brookville
Jefferson
John Rappold
Althburg
Widiana
Charles Steele
South Mahoning Township
Tom Frantz
Rossmayhe
C.H. Ross
Somerset County
D. A. Short
John D. Knoble
L. Todd Owens
Kittanning
Armstrong County
J.C. Lowry
Somerset
Charles J. Johnson
Blaitaville
William Skinner
Homer City
Joseph Watral
Glen Campbell
John Boch
M. Conrath
Dixonville
Harold Keating
J.W. Cruickshank
C. A. Rowe
W. &. Kerr, Esq
Salisbury
G. R. Muckle
Parkwood
Clyde Wheeler
Pikes Peak
Settee Eee
Fayette
Forest Sate Steer
Franklin and Greene
Huntingdon Owe Seeeee
Indiana Vbt Beeen Teaee
Jefferson Pate Wa
Rheee
Venango
Warren Tdenee
Washington Ve ‘ ‘ Ae
Westmoreland Bane
UU Gaoatlor
Marion Center
W. C. Griffith
Logan Stuchell
J. C
Eoop
Edward C. Griffith
J. Neal Griffith
Camby Moore
Espressor Deckert
Nyroppad
Saat National Guard Relig
Mar
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Troy Highway
Genasco Sealbad
J. M. Stew
ART & CO
Genascoon, Ad
Sealbac
DOG Fine Record
Miss Holowaska
Paris
Marshal Ferdinand Foch
Oldier
Marshal Foch
John Good
J. M. Good
Kathryn Craft
J.L. Culp
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