Winter Visitors Attend Family Gathering in Ohio and Pa
Rinn and Mrs. Jennie Sexton from Indiana along with numerous relatives and guests from Scranton Worcester Pittsburgh Buffalo East Aurora Freeport and Indiana gathered for a guest occasion. Mrs Erdle formerly Mary Ernest mother of Mrs Charles W Carnahan hosted and introduced relatives in North Sixth Street, noting her connection to the Carnahan family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Moses
Pittsburgh
H. 1
Walter
Lucy
East Aurora
N. Y
Bert Goodrich
Buffalo
RN. Ray
Indiana
J. W. Hastie
Freeport
Howard D. Cook
Elvira
Erile
Erdle
Mary Ernest
Charles W. Carnahan
North Sixth Street
Death of Thaddeus S. McConnaughey in Sportsburg
Thaddeus S McConnaughey a lifelong Punxsutawney area resident died at his son Levi McConnaughy home in Sportsburg after a brief illness listed as apoplexy He would have turned 80 in May He leaves daughters Mrs D A Beatty Mrs M McConnaughey Mrs F 1 Rumbarger Mrs George Rank Mrs Roy Huston Levi and Merle McConnaughey Funeral services will be held at Levi McConnaughey's home in Sportsburg Sunday afternoon at 1 with interment at Marchand Cemetery Rev Robinson of Grace M I Church officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaddeus S. McConnaughey
George W
Margaret Shields McConnaughey
Marriod
Misa Nannie
Sportshburg
Uch
M. E. Church
Jefferson County
D. A. Beatty
David McConnaughey
Punxsutaw- Wee
George W. McConnaughey
Rumbarger
Brushvalley P T A Meeting Opens With Health Program
Some 150 persons attended the Brushvalley High School meeting of the P T A. The gathering opened with America and a prayer by Rev. Carlisle. A health program featured recitations songs and dialogues by grade school children under Miss Brink and Miss Evans. George Millar and Dr. Rink spoke on ventilation exercise and pupil comfort. Room No 2 won a book for best parental representation as a contest proceeds. Next meeting set for the third Thursday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalley Parent-Teacher Association
America
Carlisle
Ethel Brink
Ruth Evans
Snyder
Deyarmin
Hiner
George Millar
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Spelling Bee Broadcasts Planned By Stations
Spelling Bee of Arizona and alliances include Representatives Luce of Massachusetts Howard of Nebraska Free of California Cooper of Wisconsin Black of New York and Abernathy of North Carolina. KDKA will air 8 30 to 9 30 p m and WJAS will cut in at 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Alien
Kansas
Luce
Massachusetts
Howard
Nebraska
Free
California
Cooper
Wisconsin
Black
New York
Abernathy
North Carolina
KDKA
WJAS
Rob Salesman of Diamonds Held Up in Broad Daylight
In Chicago on March 28 three bandits robbed jewelry salesman Harry Peck of Baltimore of two wallets holding diamonds valued at 100000 dollars. They forced him into a building lobby, then vanished into passing crowds. Peck notified police and viewed diamond thief photos at the Bureau of Identification. E. J. Wells of Plumville was said to be visiting Indiana this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry Peck
Baltimore
Peck
Bureau of Identification
Mother and babe perish in Rochester fire
A week old infant and mother trapped in a Rochester fire perished as four families were driven from their homes and six buildings damaged in an eight figure loss. Fire swept the block from Central Fruit Market to adjacent stores with Morris Grossman’s properties sustaining major damage. Fireman injured by a collapsing stairway, others treated for smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Theodore Doyle
Doyle
Grossman Dry Goods
Central Fruit Market
Central Building and Loan Association
Wahl Wallpaper
Grossman's Dry Goods
Morris Grossman
Minke and Miller Hardware
Salvation Army
W. A. Nicholas Delicatessen
Aunt Lucia and the Dean in a Hoosier home talent farce
A light Indiana home talent production features Prof Gaddis the Dean Mrs Dale Timberlake and Aunt Lucia with a 50 million dollar romantic entanglement. Guest stars include William Rud dock John Everett and Kenneth Heath with thirty local men women and alumni in the largest cast yet for a college comedy staged by Gilbert Parnell and Dr Seamore at Bula Bula college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Longwill
Hugh Rink
Donald McGaughey
Kenneth Heath
Indiana
McManus comic troupe debuts new vaudeville offering
The production features twenty five performers including many pretty women in glittering costumes. It promises novelty and scenic achievement with new ideas, big surprises, and original bits. Song hits are guaranteed to linger beyond the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McManus
How One Town Cleaned Up Civic Garden Talk
Walter Kissinger of Indiana Floral Co spoke on timely tips for growing prize flowers and foundation plantings warning against cheap evergreens that outgrow spaces. Mr Kigsinger answered questions while Mr Warner covered fertilization peat moss mulch and a slides plus discussion. Leave name with Carl William Hull at the Library to join Indiana civic club Read the Classified Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kissinger
Indiana Floral Co
Kigsinger
Warner
Carl William Hull
Indiana
Church Notes continued from Page One
Local congregations list Sunday schedules for First Baptist Arthur Fowler minister. services, Bible School, deacon meeting, baptismal rites, and Bible studies. Presbyterian Rev Robert L Clark Jr, and other churches such as Free Methodist, Christian, Catholic, and Methodist also publish morning sermons, evening services, choir items, and weekly prayer meetings. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Arthur B. Fowler
Bible School
Our Church Covenant
Presbyterian
Robert L. Clark
Church School
Hosmer
Wood
Clyde Woodward
Wooler
Tebbs
Young People's Forum
Martha McHenry
Sermion
Rebeck
Spirit of God
Humason
Timminga
Armstrong
Free Methodist
H. W. Arm
Fred L. Fink
Jesus
Christian Endeavor
St. Bernard’s
N. P. McNel
Elmer Cravener
Luther Chapel
Coral
Charles E. Held
Robert Fry
Methodist Episcopal
Stafford
Wayne Patch
Wesleyan Methodist
A. D. Fero
Evangelical
A. B. Hosbach
Teyev
Christ Episcopal
Roger Charnock
Ship Wrecked Off Marin Coast Reeled In by Rescue Vessels
The Humboldt met the grounded Rhine Mary and took all crew aboard after the Rhine Maru, traveling Los Angeles to San Francisco, faced trouble awaiting an Orient voyage from the latter port. The Claremont, a 700 ton schooner, struck Marin rocks but backed off and rode aground near Crissy Field, with crew remaining aboard as the ship settled in the sand about 100 yards from shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Orient
Claremont
Seattle
Marin
Crissy Field
Political Pact Sparks Debate In US Europe Security Talks
The article outlines sharp disagreements over a potential political pact linking the United States to European security. Senator Swanson and critics warn the pact could entangle America in European affairs, while supporters say it guarantees collective defense. Uncertainty remains as Washington’s stance contrasts with London and Paris, fueling rumor of revised negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
America
Swanson
League of Nations
White House
Stimson
Washington
Hoover
London
State Department
Grundy in the Senate Race Faces Uncertain Alliances
In a tense Philadelphia scene, Senator Grundy confirms he is in the race as Monday’s filing deadline looms, while James J. Davis defies talks of a Davis-Grundy deal and pledges to stay in the contest. Brown remains running mate for Davis. no slate changes expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Joe
Fisher
Senate
Lewis
Gifford Pinchot
Jamies J. Davis
Francis Shunk Brown
Grundy
Davis
Pittsburgh
Pitt
James J. Davis
United States Secretary of Labor
United States
Joseph R. Grundy
Philadelphia
Brown
Charles B. Hall
Davis-Brown
School Safety Traffic Police At Local Intersections
A program uses children from nine to twelve to serve as school traffic officers at nearby intersections. Officers are selected for high marks. Chief Stroble and Mr. Edwards advised, and their guidance reduced accidents. Abe Marks, a Homer City merchant, visited Indiana friends yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroble
Edwards
Abe Marks
Homer City
Indiana
Arrival of Kitty delightfully staged at Indiana High School
Indiana High School auditorium hosted The Arrival of Kitty under the Methodist Church auspices. Cast directed by Carroll W. Rupp kept the audience amused with witty dialogue and mistaken identities. Lisle Kerr as William Winkler and Ruth Fleming as Aunt Jane gave standout performances amid a lively masquerade plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Indiana High School
Methodist Church
Carroll W. Rupp
Lisle Kerr
William Winkler
Ruth Fleming
Jane
Benjamin Moore
New York
Edward Zellers
Russell Leech
Bobbie Baxter
Winkler
Gertrude Dickie
Martha Leech
Ting
Franklin Anderson
Ralph Allen
Margaret Baakline
Aunt Jane
Dague Verges Testimony On Flight From New Castle
In court Dague said Iren suggested confiscating Ray Horton’s car near New Castle for the flight to West Virginia. Dague’s wife and the defendant’s father will be the only defense witnesses besides Dague. Ten potential character witnesses returned home after learning they cannot qualify. A character witness must have known the defendant intimately at the crime time, when Dague had been away from home for a long period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dague Verges
Dague
Iren
Ray Horton
New Castle
West Virginia
Lila Simerson May Not Testify in Red Lilac Case
Buffalo March 29 Lila Simerson known as the Red Lilac of the Ca yugas faces the hammer murder trial of Mrs Clothilde Marchand. Her lawyers likely will keep her off the stand citing her unpredictable nature and doubts she could be a reliable witness. Her romance with sculptor Henri Marchand and ties to Indian helper Nancy Bowen are noted as context in juror questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Kilgallen
INS
Buffalo
N. Y
Lila Simerson
Clothilde Marchand
Lila
Erie County
Henri Marchand
Alain
Nancy Bowen
Marchand
Iron Age notes mixed demand and price weakness in steel trade
The Iron Age weekly summary reports improved sentiment and higher output from the two largest producers at about 98 percent of capacity, with an average countrywide 76 percent. Scrap markets show no recovery, with price declines across heavy melting, automobile body sheets, hot rolled strip, plates and shapes. Iron Age composite prices are unchanged with pig iron at 17.75 per gross ton and finished steel at 28.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Stare
Iron Age
Chicago
Coal Operators Form Central Committee Over Freight Rates
West Virginia Tennessee and Kentucky coal operators organize a property owners committee to oppose Pennsylvania and Ohio actions to reopen lake cargo coal freight rates. A central committee will file a petition with the Interstate Commerce Commission to intervene, arguing northern rates at 1.46 per ton versus southern 1.81 per ton create an 85 cent differential and favor non union southern mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Ohlo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio
Pennsyivania
Turn to Page 9 Census Blank Instructions
Instruction urges residents to complete census information on Page 9 now while the enumerator may call later. It explains filling the blank aids accuracy and to keep it ready for collection. If misplaced, the blank will be published at least twice more in the future.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gibson
Cherryhill Township
E. J. Wells
Plumville
Parnell, Cowher & CO
General Insurance
Citizen’s Bank Bldg
Indiana, Pa
Parnell, Cowher & Co., General Insurance
Babe
Earnest
W. Pearl Wiggins
Shelocta
M.D. Lynn
Weat Wheatfield
Court House
Zenas Hines
T. J. Jamison
Harrison Tydick
Linus McHenry
M. F. Brandon
Frank Stiles
Center Township
Board of County
P. T. Mahon
West Wheat
Alex Kerr
Johnstown
Standard Slag Company
Moore Hotel
James Smith
Sam Cassel
Lucerne
Elmer Hadden
W. A. Kunkle
Creekside
C. L. Campbell
Heshbon
Hiram Smith
Saltsburg
Yeaterlay
Robert Selneck
Clearfield
S. C. Coleman
Young Township
Bruce Frew
Rayne Township
Moon
F. Beatty Elkin
West Mahoning Township
John Lydick
Great Britain
France
Britain
Morton
International
International News Service Today
Henryhl. Stimson
Second Ward
Etitedee Ieee
Ea Caale Ped
Tillyer
R. D. Ralston
Indiana Hotel
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