Funeral Notes for David Fleming and Others in Local Deaths
David Fleming age 82 died at home near Clymer from infirmities of age. Survived by sons Charles of Monessen and Blair of Clymer and sister Mrs Hayes Long of Clymer. Funeral Sunday 2 pm at his residence with Christian Church pastor officiating. burial Sample Run Cemetery. Also: David Lute age 70, Green Township native, died at Barnesboro. funeral Saturday 1 pm at McDowell Church. burial church cemetery. Winfield Scott Clarke, 76, Seward undertaker since 1839, died Thursday. born near Armagh to Willim and Margaryt Mack. funeral details follow.
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David Fleming
Cherryhill
Clymer
Ife
Charles Fleming
Monessen
Blair Fleming
Hayes Long
Jaming
The
Christian Church
Sample Run Cemetery
David Lute, UI
Green Township
Indiana County
BD. B. Pershing
Barnesboro
McDowell Church
Church
Winfield Scott Clarke
Seward
Hursday
Armagh
Willim and
Margaryt (Mack
Million-dollar fire devastates Crisfield business district
A devastating early morning blaze in Crisfield Maryland killed Frank Morga and destroyed 34 buildings including the Arcadia Theatre and multiple key structures. Loss exceeds $1,000,000 as firefighters from nearby towns battled the flames and the town’s communications were cut off. The fire began at the Arcadia Theatre and was controlled around 2:30 a.m. with assistance from Pocomoake Salisbury Seaford and Velmay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisfield
Arcadia Theatre
Pennsylvania Railroad Station
Telephone Exchange
Eastern Shore Gas and Lectric Company
Sterling
Frank Morga
Memorial Hospital
Elkton
Pocomoke City
Salisbury
Seaford
Velmay
Del
Delicatessen Moves to New Quarters on South Seventh
The Stormer Delicatessen will relocate from the Orange Electric room on South Seventh to the former millinery shop space of Tippery and Leech. Increased shelving and counter room promise better display of home made products, inviting old customers and new visitors to tour the new quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stormer Delicatessen
Orange Eleetric Company
South Seventh Street
Tippery and Leech
Greene retires declares no graft in Congress
Washington March 29 Rep William Green Republican of Iowa retires from the House announcing there is no graft in Congress. He served as chairman of the Ways and Means Committee for over four terms and will become a Judge of the Court of Claims. The House honored him with a retirement ceremony and a gold watch from colleagues. He defended Congress and warned that small wording changes could alter measures or appropriations for private gain. He noted scandals in other departments during and after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William &. Green
Iown
House
Congress
Green
Ways and Means Committee
Court of Claims
Ways and Means
Committee On Appropriations
New Arrival in Helman Home Betty Louise Born
Mr and Mrs Harry Hielman of Grandview avenue welcome Betty Louise born at 8 40 this morning weighing seven and a half pounds. Mother and baby are doing well. Also notice milk delivery resumes Monday April 8 with no Sunday service April 1 to adjust for previous deliveries. Local dairies and Indiana Floral offer services and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hielman
Grandview Avenue
Betty Louise
Indiana Co-operative Dairy Ca
Quality Dairy Ca
Famous Dairy
Tadisna Co-operative Dairy Co
Quality Dairy Co
Income in 1927 near 90 billion, says Treasury
Treasury figures show March tax receipts exceed 550 million and 1927 national income likely close to 80 billion from 1926. Officials note only about 3 million of 117 million taxpayers show, yet incomes among those paying taxes rose, suggesting broad prosperity despite late 1927 business cooling and unemployment concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasington
Mar
America
Treasury Department
Vatican Mussolini clash widens as youth groups banned
Rome March 30 Vatican Mussolini dispute deepens as premier issues decree dissolving all Italian youth training groups except Fascist Balillas. Catholic Boy Scouts and other church youth organizations must fold within a month, signaling state control of education and youth. Pope Pius XII had criticized government policies prompting Duce’s sharp retort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gugielmo Emanuel
SN. S
Rome
INS
Vatican
Mussolini
Rasing
Catholic Boy Scouts
Seys
Vaticanaml
Pope Iiii
Fl Duce
Kiski Valley Industry Shows Mixed Outlook
In Vandergrift and nearby towns officials describe the steel and tin plate sector as hand to mouth. The Vandergrift mill of American Sheet and Tin Plate Co. runs at full capacity with workers busy, while others report optimistic but cautious prospects for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandergripft
Kiski
Vandergrift
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
America
Odd Fellows Initiate Three Degrees in Homer City
A large class of candidates received three degrees of ritualistic work in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows at the High School building in Homer City last evening. One hundred seventy five Odd Fellows attended as Indiana and Blairsville terms conducted the degree work. A social hour and refreshments closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Homer City
Odd Fellows
Indiana
Blairsville
Musser to talk to the D A R on conservation date
R A J Musser of the Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation will address the Daughters of the American Revolution at the Chapter meeting next Tuesday evening April 8 at 7 40 in the home of Mrs B E Lewis. He will speak on Conservation to date. Mrs Sara Wilson Marks will read a paper on Historic Types. There will be quizz and a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Musser
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Daughters of the American Revolution
BE. E. Lewis
Sara Wilson Marks
Color blind naval ensign wins gunnery record
Washington March 30 One of two naval gunnery records set last year was achieved by a color blind ensign who nearly failed to join the commissioned ranks after Annapolis. Naval officials declined to disclose his name but noted a personal commendation from Secretary Wilbur. Eleven officers were commended for 1927 target records. the color blind officer posted a perfect score on one torpedo trial and an annual average accuracy and rapidity above 97 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UNS
Annapolis
Naval
Wilbur
Inside Story Of Teapot Dome Leasing Told By Fall
Albert Bacon Fall prepared a deposition detailing the inside story of the Teapot Dome lease to Sinclair interests. The document, described as secret, is to be transmitted to Washington for Sinclair's trial opening on April 4. Fall is reported dying and appeared in his home with Wright and Pomerene present during cross examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso
Tex
INS
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
Albert Bacon Fall
Washington
Sinclair
Daniel Thaw Wright
Fall
Alice Pomerene
Wvas
Secretary of the Interior
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Wright
Tech students killed in auto accident near Carnegie Tech
Joseph Chaney 22 of Washington Pa engineering student at Carnegie Tech died in a Pittsburgh hospital from a fractured skull after an automobile overturned near Carnegie and Pittsburgh. Robert Jurdan the driver was injured and to be turned over to the coroner. Chaney was son of George S Chaney Washington County chief engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Joseph Chaney
Washington
Carnegie Tech
Chaney
Robert Jurdan
Carnegie
Jurdan
Georges
Washington County
Washington-Jefferson
Cable Flowers At Small Cost For Easter Delivery
Indiana Floral Co. offers Easter flower orders to be sent to England or Europe via Western Union for under $2. Orders must be placed before tomorrow evening for Meronean delivery. No Sunday deliveries. early morning mine delivery noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
England
Europe
Western Union
Indiana Floral Co
Murder Stuns Small Town Over Suitor Spouse Plan
In Walkin New York Marie Terwilliger a 19 year old telephone operator was shot by her paramour Harry McHugh 82 village postmaster who then killed himself to stop her engagement to his brother Jesse McHugh. The brothers clashed after Jesse proposed to Marie and fled home with a groom. McHugh confessed to the shooting and explained he had loaned funds for embalmers school while denying jealousy.
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Walkin
N. Y
INS
Tme
Marie Terwilliger
Harry McHugh
Jesse McHugh
Jesse
McHugh
Samuel Lawson
Harry Melagh
Marie
Pittsburgh Club Raid Highlights Prohibition Crackdown
Pittsburgh reports a major raid on the Typo Club with liquor valued over 10000, including champagne and vermouth, plus slot machines. No patrons were arrested. proprietor John T. Albacker and doorman John Latch were taken into custody as part of a broader citywide enforcement day. Other raids targeted bootleg operations run by Jack Muazza, with searches uncovering champagne, whiskey, gin, and illicit equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Prohibition
Typo Club
Prohibition Squad
John T. Albacker
John Latch
Jack Muazza
Tesh Seas
New York
Stafford in Air Good Will Tour
National Commander Edward T. Spafford and Captain IR G. Greene depart Bettis Field at 10 A M for a 10 000 mile goodwill tour in a Curtiss Wileyon plane. They arrive at McKeesport after a Washington leg and are greeted by the American Legion detachment and escorted by guard.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Edward Ti. Spafford
American Legion
IR. G. Greene
Dayton
Leoave Bettis Field
United States
McKeesport
Wat
Washington
Bert Foster
Toy Brest
Whole Towns Talking Again at Indiana High School
The Dramatic Club of Indiana High School presents the comedy The Whole Town's Talking in the high school auditorium on a Tuesday evening in April. Proceeds benefit the Indiana School Milk Fund sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Tickets are on sale at the present time and can be transferred for reserved seats at no extra cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Club
Indiana High
Sohoul
Indiana
Indiana Kiwanis Club
Bomb threat halts as snow saves Chicago blast
In Chicago a giant fuse built from 16 seven inch dynamite sticks lay under a loading platform at the S. and H. Levy Produce Company. A fifteen foot fuse burned halfway to the explosive but snow extinguished it. Harry Levy, a firm member and possible target, offered no motive. The incident ties to ongoing gangland violence with liquor raids and gunplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
S. & H. Levy Produce Company
Harry Levy
Rivers Reach a New Flood Crest in Pittsburgh
Rivers were projected to reach 22 to 23 feet in Pittsburgh after the heaviest rain of the season. Thunderstorms persisted through the night with severe activity around midnight. Snow and near freezing temperatures were expected from the west, with rain concentrated in lower basins delaying rise in higher waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Weather Bureau
Monoplaners Close to New Air Record
Stinson and Haldeman plan to stay aloft at least 55 hours as they near a potential new air record. Weather halts Germans' Atlantic hop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinson
Haldeman
Alof
Endurance Flight Sets New World Record at Sea Breeze
Eddie Stinson and George Haldeman piloting a Stinson De Troiter monoplane stayed aloft over Jacksonville Beach for over 52 hours and 23 minutes establishing an unofficial endurance record. They planned to push beyond 55 hours despite strong winds and fuel for about 60 hours. Midnight marked over forty hours in the air as they droned at 5,000 feet awaiting the official timekeeper’s 14:00 EST limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville Beach
Fla
Jins
Eddie Stinson
George Haldeman
Jacksonville
Remus Ordered Out of State Asylum in Lima Ohio
George Remus once dubbed the king of bootleggers was ordered released from the Lima state hospital by the court of appeals. He had been confined after his murder trial verdict in Cincinnati and insanity defense. An appeal for a writ of habeas corpus prompted hearings with Dr. Vorbau and other physicians providing observations before the ruling. The court thus ordered his release based on these findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Ohio
George Remus
Court of Appeals
Remus
Imogene
Cincinnati
Franklin Dodge
Cincinnati Fury
I State Hospital
Third District
W. H. Vorbau
Chas. F. Pouch
Noted Huntress Now Very Sorry She Shot Her Husband
Mrs. Mother Wilsen, famed huntress, expresses regret after shooting Liulas Wilson following a dispute over her monthly allowance. She tells Assistant DA Pascolella she is sorry and asks for forgiveness, while insisting she will receive substantial inheritance from her father Walter Evans.
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Huntress
New York
Marcel
Wilsen
Liulas Wilson
Angel
Aut
Harding
Cuddy
Bbs
Republican National
Wilsons
Washington
Baltimore
Joseph Pascolella
Mt. Vernon
N.Y
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Cheryhill Township
David Lute
W. S. Clarke
Winfield
Clarke
Crisfield, MD
Auto Parts Co
Ritz Theatre
Greene
Claims Court
Helman
Riggs
Treasury
IL Duce
Kiski Valley
ODD Fellows IN
Extervires
J. M. Stewart & Go
Whalout’s
Electric Supply Co. Savings and Trust Co
TECH
Indiana Co-operative Dairy Co
Various Dairy
Ged
Pittsburgh “Club
Stafford
Electric Supply Co. Savinirs and Trust Co
Inediana Floral Co
Ladies of the Catholic Church
Stahuras
Tivdimma Flor Co
Dallas Wilson
J. M
Bre’: & Co. Vo
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