Indiana High Team Beats Johnstown in Invite Tourney
Indiana High School defeated Johnstown 21 to 8 in the Invitation Basketball Tournament at Indiana State Teachers College before a record crowd. Leech Fulton and Doney starred for Indiana as they led from early on and held the lead through the game. Substitutions and fouls listed reflect a clear Indiana victory with Doney scoring three fouls, Fulton one, Gibson one, Leech two, and Leffler two for Johnstown.
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Paul Salsgiver
Indiana High School
Johnstown
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Indiana
Leech
Fulton
Doney
Pasvesee
Warner Fulton
Cccaceees
Gibson
Gleich Tech
Loffler
Geuege
Koauske
Gideon
McG
George
Willems
Kosuske
Moorhead
Price
Jacuer
Irwin
Lambert
Bittner
Leffler
Jacquer
Eld Ileal
Wall
Uniontown
Zufall Radios Saturday Eve at Liberty Theatre
George B Zufall of Cumberland Maryland formerly Indiana will play a few selections on the Wurlitzer organ Saturday evening March through the courtesy of the Liberty Theatre Station WKBG Cumberland Have you seen the new Willys Knight and Whippet yet 620 Water St Indiana Whippet Garage 180x
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George B. Zufall
Cumberland
Indiana
Wurlitzer Peorgan
Cour
WKBG
Willys- Knight and
Whippet
Water St
Whippet Garage
St., Indiana
Invitation for Hot Biscuits at Electric Range Demo
Superintendent Frank Wemner of Associated Gas and Electric and Mrs Darrell Clawson head Home Services extend an invitation to Indiana residents to visit the Farmers Bank and Trust Company building office from 2 00 to 4 00 PM and 7 00 to 8 00 PM for an electric range demonstration. All visitors will be served hot biscuits baked by electricity.
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Frank Wemner
Associated Gas and Electric System
Darrell Clawson
Home Services Department
Indiana
Farmers Bank and ‘Trust Company
Farmers' Night at Blairsville Kiwanis Meeting
Fifty farmers from Blairsville and nearby attended the Kiwanis Club's annual Farmers' Night at the Jamison Hotel. Speakers included John W. Warner, county farm agent from Indiana. Harry S. Lydick, ex-state legislator and editor. and George D. Dunlap of Blairsville area. The program featured a vocal duet by Prof. David Ewing and Mrs. Nesbit, a solo by Mrs. Nesbit, with Katherine Wineman as accompanist, and club singing led by Prof. Ewing. Howard E. Lloyd presided. C. B. Jamison directed the agricultural program.
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Blairsville
Kiwanis Club
Service
Jamison Hotel
John W. Warner
Indiana
Harry
David 8. Ewing
Harry Nesbit
Corbett Loses $250000 Alienation Suit in New York
Mrs. Alice Bland Corbett failed to win $250,000 in damages from Countess Marqueen Gwendolyn Soranzo after a four hour trial in supreme court. The jury ruled in favor of the defendant, and the appeal is planned by Corbett's counsel. The suit claimed alienation of affections following an elopement to Buffalo and a disputed marriage.
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New York
INS
Alice Bland Corbett
Marqueen Gwendolyn Soranzo
Supreme Court
Corbett
Miss Stevenson
Buffalo
N. Y
Frederick A. Stevenson
American Car and Foundry
Com
Homer City Uses New Fire Trucks at Flight of Dignity
Over a thousand residents watched Homer City's new fire trucks in action last evening at 7 30. The alarm came from Scott Kinter's Ridge Avenue home. A kitchen stove box of paper sparked the blaze causing about 500 dollars in damage.
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Homer City
Scott Kinter
Ridge Avenue
Effort To Oust Mellon Seems To Be Doomed
Washington dispatch reports a move to remove Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon over silence on Harry F. Sinclair’s Liberty loan appears doomed. Senator James Couzens’ resolution faces Senate calendar hurdles and little Democratic backing, with liberals split and conservatives opposed.
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Mellon
Washington
INS
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Harry F. Sinclair
Liberty Pena
James Couzens, R
Michigan
Senate
Oldest Mexican bride ages 120 in Phoenix union
Frances J. Pyas reports Senora Francisca Grijalva Valverde, aged 120, has just married David Valverde near Phoenix after living in the area 25 years. She recalls Mexico’s past and Maximilian era, while admitting uncertain memories and claiming she came from Sonora at age 90.
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Frances J. Pyas
INS
Phoenix
Ariz
Senora Francisca Grijalva Valverde
David Valverde
Mexico
Senora Valverde
Maximillian
Diaz
Sonora
Mary Pickford's Mother Dies in Beverly Hills
Mrs Charlotta Smith Pickford mother of film star Mary Pickford died in her sleep at her home in Beverly Hills California Three of the Pickford children Mary Lotta and Jack were at her bedside at the end She was born in Toronto Canada on September 8 1872 and had suffered a chronic illness for three years Survivors include a sister Mrs Elizabeth Ryder of this city
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Elizabeth Frailey
Gastown
Plumcreek Township
Armstrong County
Mary Fiscus
Matilda North
Indiana
Wilgon Smith
Elderton Cemetery
Beverly Hills
Cal
Charlotta Smith Pickford
Mary Pickford
Mary
Lotta
Jack
Visitors in Stormer Home from Bradford
Mrs. Harlan Fling and her two sons from Bradford are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Stormer in White township. The family faced a harsh winter, fleeing flooding and enduring quarantine for measles and scarlet fever.
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Harlan Fling
Bradford
William Stormer
White Township
Rossiter Man Held for Court on Non-Support Charge
Steve Bone of Rossiter was held for court in $500 bail after his wife testified he gave only a small portion of his earnings for support of her and their child. The hearing before Justice of the Peace Smith in Rossiter followed Mrs. Bone’s claim.
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Steve Bone
Rossiter
Justice of the Peace Smith
Piney Dam adds third power unit at Clarion river plant
The third unit of the Piney Dam Power plant on the Clarion river became operational today. The turbine and generator ensure adequate water supply, with plans to raise water levels as needed. Printing services for social and business cards and invitations are advertised.
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Clarion
Piney Dam
Reymag's Fruit and Nut Egas 1 2 3 and
Shop on 11 So Ninth St advertises Betty Barry Food Shop with pick up orders. Local menu highlights include roasted items and cooked dishes. Names listed appear as part of the shop's branding.
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Reymag
Betty Barry
McDonald Pays Penalty in Valley Field Execution
George McDonald paid the supreme penalty for a crime the Canadian courts say he and Julian Palmer McDonald committed together. At 5:37 EST Hangman Arthur Ellis activated the trap and McDonald died with a last cry, as Father Verschelden led the final rites in the cell block before the execution and the Bordeaux Prison convicts remained.
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Valley Field
Que
George McDonald
Julian Palmer McDonald
Arthur Ellis
Jesus
McDonald
Verschelden
Bordeaux
Pri
Fagan in Jail Refuses Bail in Pittsburgh
Patrick T. Fagan president of District No 6 United Mine Workers remains jailed after a hearing on charges of inciting to riot and disorderly conduct. His arrest followed a mass picketing action at Maud mine where 27 men were detained, including his brother John Fagan, stirring sensational developments in labor strike policy.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Patrick T. Fagan
United Mine Workers of America
Fagan
Maud
John Fagan
Bowders Given A Fine Surprise In Arcadia
Mr and Mrs W H Bowder were surprised by about two hundred neighbors and friends at their new Arcadia home. The gathering featured music games conversation and a large luncheon. Hall's advertised Easter goods fountain pens and a complete stock.
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W. H. Bowder
Arcadia
Hall’s
Muskingum College Y M C A and Y W C A elect officers
Muskingum College elected student officers at the regular Y M C A and Y W C A meetings. Y M C A officers include President Walter Young of Taylorstown Pa Wise President William Willis Irwin Pa Secretary Dwight Patterson West Lebanon Pa Treasurer Harvey Moore Woodlawn Pa. Y W C A elected Margaret Bessip president with Mary Rusk Sonora Ohio as vice president Winifred Thompson New Concord Ohio as undergraduate rep Ruth Nichol Brooklyn New York as secretary and Helen Montgomery Youngstown Ohio as treasurer.
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Muskingum College
Y. M. GA
Y. M
Y. W
Walter Young
Taylorstown
Wise
Wiliam Willis
Irwin
Dwight Patterson
West Lebanon
Harvey Moore
Bombing Shocks Forest Park. One Hurt In Blast
A black powder bomb exploded today in a Forest Park restaurant injuring John Rainke and wrecking the nearby one story frame building called the stucco inn. The blast shattered windows for blocks and was heard miles away. Police blamed gangsters for the attack as damage reached about 20000 dollars.
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Chicago
INS
Forest Park
Bulldine
John Rainke
Khalouf's Specials and Local Ads On Saturday
Khalouf's offers fresh bread eight for twenty six cents and Clover bloom Butter bee specials. Auto Parts Co. and Ritz Theatre Building advertise services. Waterless Cookers debut nationwide with J M Stewart & Co demo. Willys Knight and Whippet autos teased at 620 Water St Indias Whinet Gar.
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Khalouf's
Khalouf
White Township Girl Is Bride
John W. Thomas son of Mr and Mrs W Thomas of Indiana and Miss Florence Ellenberger daughter of Mr and Mrs C M Ellenberger of White township were united in marriage here on Wednesday. The ceremony was performed by Rev Dr Jo Pinkerton at the First United Presbyterian manse on School street. Mr Thomas is employed by McCrady Brothers in Pittsburgh. The newlyweds will be at home to friends at 17 Brushton avenue Pittsburgh.
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John W. Thomas
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Opened Convention
South Fork report on Blairsville district Metho dist Episcopal church convening. Leechburg chosen for next convention in September. Officers elected at closing including Mrs Charles Alter New Kensington as president and secretaries from Johnstown New Kensington Wilmerding Leechburg and others for various duties.
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Charles Alter
New Kensington
Blairsville
South Fork
Cmis
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Methost Episcopal Church
Leechburg
E. E. West
Johnstown
C. B. Caruthers
FP. M. Clawson
W. E. Horrocks
Wilmerding
F. B. Butler
W. S. Shaner
C. J. Hepler
Senator Ferris Dies Suddenl y
Senator Woodbridgs N. Perris of Michigan died in Washington at 6:15 AM after bronchial pneumonia. He was 75, in his first Senate term, and had announced he would not seek reelection. The body will be sent to Big Rapids, Michigan for burial.
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Washington
INS
Woodbridgs N. Perris
Michigan
Capital
Big Rapids
Ferris
Senate
New Arrival in the Glenn Home
Daniel Glenn employee of the Associated Gas and Electric System and Mrs. Glenn of Heilwood announce the birth of a daughter in Heilwood Hospital yesterday. Both Mrs. Glenn and the baby are reported to be getting along nicely.
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Daniel Glenn
Associated Gas and Electric System
Riggs Home Bakery and Bicycles Ad Weighs Options
Local ad lists Riggs Home made pies and cakes at 155x and bicycles from J. M. Stewart & Co at 179x. Columbia bicycles priced from 82.50, other makes from 25.00. Livery boy seeks a good bicycle and a recommendation is offered.
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Riggs
Columbia Bicycles
J. M. Stewart & Co
Indiana Boy Scout drive reports solid local support
Indiana communities push fundraising with 8 709 pledged to the Boy Scout drive. Douds of Plumville Vil reports 200 quota, 20 reached. Clymer boosts 800 this week. Executive committee members pledge arbres reaching about 5 000. Totals by town include Blairsville 907 50 and others. Saltsburg 160. Committee meeting notes ongoing drive progress.
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Man D. W. Douds
Plumville Vile
An Douds
Clymer
Blairsvil
Indiana
George Lindsay
O A Wood
Boy Scout
Tax Reduction Prospects Dim in Congress
Washington reports dimmed hopes for tax relief as Treasury Secretary Mellon notes reduced margins from alien property bill expenditures. Fiscal year receipts reach 1.473 billion, up 20 million from last year, while expenditures rise 110 million to 551 million. surplus stands at 194.6 million versus 285.1 million prior year. Local receipts show decline.
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Washington
Congress
TE Mellon
Buterbaughs Congratulated On Birth Of Son
Mr and Mrs Paul Buterbay of 646 Locust street received congratulatory messages after the birth of their son at Indiana hospital last night. The notice mentions gifts and local business ads for King's Leather Goods and Hall's office supplies.
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Paul Buterbay
Locust Street
Indiana Hospital
King's Leather Goods
Hall’s
Egypt Agency Seeks Representation for King Leather Goods
Luigi M Molinari of Cairo Egypt writes to King Leather Goods Mfg Co to obtain Egypt representation. He claims connections with major retailers and offers to introduce articles on a large scale. He requests a sample collection and catalog and promises favorable terms and ongoing business.
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King Leather Goods Mfg. Co. 1
Luigi M. Molinari
Cairo
Egypt
Alway, Co
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Somerset
Zufall
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New Castle
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Stormer
Piney Dam Works
Doris Palmer McDonald
Adelard Bouchard
Bowders
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Ritz Theatre
Willys- Knight
Indias
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