Indiana County Figures Attend Social and Political Events
Constable Jack Dunlap and Tony Askey among visitors at county committee meeting. Mrs. James Mack leaves for Pittsburgh to join Republican Women of Western Pennsylvania luncheon. Dr. Wallace Stewart attends funeral. Local residents from Clymer, Blairsville, Latrobe, and Dixonville seen at gatherings and visits across Indiana County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dunlap
Polite
Tony Askey
Squire Chriseworth
Clymer
James Mack
Pittsburgh
Williamn, Penn Hotel
Republican Women of
Western Pennsylvania
Indiana Native Dies in Tulsa
Indiana native Miss Emma Farrey of Pittsburgh and Mrs. Margaret B Smith of Juneau mourn a 62 year old wife and mother. She died Saturday at 7 30 am from a complication of diseases. Born May 29 1868 in Cance township she married November 10 1881 and left eight children C P Smith Walter C Smith Ward D Smith Harry O Smith Homer C Smith and Mabel Homan. Also surviving are a sister Mrs Ella White and brothers William Stiver Abraham and Aaron Stiver. Funeral set for Mark's Church at 1 80 pm with burial in Aren and cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Smith
Margaret. B. Smith
Juneau
Cance Township
Daniel
Elizabeth Silver
C. P. Smith
Marchand
Walter C. Smith
Locust
Ward D. Smith
Harry O. Smith
Bend
Oregon
Homer C. Smith
Twolick
Mabel Homan
Ella. White
Indiana
William Stiver
Abraham
Aaron Stiver
Mark's Church
Aren and
the Rey
Uncle Dick and His Boys Plant 30000 Tree Seedlings
A community event recounts 80 boys signing up for a reforestation effort led by Uncle Dick. They planted 1500 trees in Indiana County and heard Maj. Frank Sutton extol the value of outdoor life, nature study, and patriotism. The afternoon featured games, swimming, and wildlife study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brownlee
Commonwealth
Frank Sutton
The
Geological Survey
U. S
Indiana County
Tonkins
Indiana
Clearfield
McConnaughey Rites Held In Trade City
Lawrence K McConnaughey 26 died Friday at home in Trade City from pneumonia after two months illness. Born in Trade City to D C and Mary Ey Kanouff McConnaughey, he married Mabel G Martin in 1924, was a farmer and Theran church member. Survived by widow, daughter Grace, father, sisters Mabel Chambers Elizabeth Rematey and La Rue Meneely, Trader City. Funeral 1:30 p.m. at McGonnaughey home. interment Round Top cemetery. Rev Bonell. Andrew Scott, 1 year 6 months, died in Ernest. funeral at family home 1:30 p.m. with Rev W L McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence K. McConnaughey
Trade City
D. C
Mary Ey Kanouff McConnaughey
Mabel G. Martin
Tutheran Church
Grace
Clyde
Trader City
Mabel Chambers
Mizabeth Rematey
Larue Meneely
Walier
McGonnaughey
Round Top
Bonell
Steel Tipple at Rossiter Burns in Central Pa
Fire destroyed large portions of the Rossiter mine tipple in the Central Pennsylvania district under the Jacksonville agreement. The structure was badly twisted and bent but repair feasible, with repairs to start immediately and potential long delays if special motors must be replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossiter
Central
Pennsylvania
Jacksonville Aggreement
Fisher to Get the County Vote
Eastern Pennsylvania Republicans urged support for Pepper for renomination and John S Fisher for governor in a statement by Congressman McLaughlin. He called for Mellon backed candidates, praising Pepper Fisher Smith and Woodward, and warned against Pinchot era chaos in state affairs. Continued on Page 8, Col 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
United States
George Wharton Pepper
John S. Fisher
Coolidge
Fisher
Pinchot
Mc-Laughlin
Pepper
Smith
Woodward
Mellon
Republican Party
John 8. Wisher
Andrew W. Mellon
John
Wisher
Yuan
Community Leader Mr Taylor Dies After Years Of Service
Indiana mourns attorney and school director Mr Taylor who died at his home after a lifetime serving as solicitor for Indiana and surrounding boroughs. He held posts with Farmers Bank and various companies, helped build a new Presbyterian Church, and left a widow and two sons. Indiana County Court adjourned in his honor. Funeral at 8 p.m. at his Taylor residence with Rev Frederick W Hinitt. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Summers M. Jack
Jack and Taylor
Taylor
West
Indiana
Farmers Bank
Farmers Bank and Trust Company
Farmers and Miners Bank of
Jacksonville
Farmers and Merchants of
Cherry Tree
First National Bank of
Glen Campbell
J. H. Weaver
Heilwood
Bethlehem Steel Company
Hicks
Saltsburg
Clark
Indiana School Board
Indiana Hospital
Diamond Glassware Company
Robinsheen Collar Company
Presbyterian Church
Indiana Country Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Indiana County
Annie Mc‘adden
Eliza Marlin Mcfadden
James A. Taylor
D. Blair Taylor
Mims
Fla
Mia
Sarah Taylor St. Clair
Charles St. Clair
Latrobe
John S. Taylor
John Taylor
David Blair
United Presbyterian Church
A.W. Taylor
John P. Blair
Samuel Steel Blair
Hollidaysburg
South Wirth Street
Frederick W. Hinitt
Grepawood Gemekem
Man Kills Self After Love Rival Incident Near Blairsville
In Blairsville area a man named Jones, rejected by Miss Muir, shot at Edgar Muir and later himself after a pursuit by Edgar and George McConnell. Muir was wounded in the arm and ear. Jones died at the scene. Coroner's inquest returned a verdict of suicide. Also reported: RB H Thomas, 40, seriously injured when his roadster overturned on the William Penn Highway near Blairsville. he was pinned and suffers scalp lacerations, a fractured hip, and extensive bruising. George B Friday fined for reckless driving in Derry Township. Rockefeller donated 125000 to cancer society. Roosevelt medals awarded to Sims, Beveridge, and Beard. Manning urges action against Turkish treaty. boy kites fall from Jersey City apartment roof killing a passerby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Muir
George McConnell
Miss Muir
Blairsville
Mr. Muir
Muir
Summit Inn
McConnel
Jones
William Penn Highway
Here
RB. H. Thomas
Greene Avenue
Harrisburg
Indiana Hospital
Thomas
Johnstown
Pittsburgh
McGaw- Hill Company
New York City
Friday
Justice of the Peace
G. A. Giesy
Derry
George B. Friday
Denniston Avenue
Derry Township
Westmoreland County
Negotiations End as General Strike Looms in Britain
London reports that negotiations collapsed at 3:30 a.m. as British Industry and transport faced a planned general strike ordered by the Trade Union Congress. Troops move into coal regions while Premier Baldwin faces Commons debate and the king heads to Buckingham Palace for talks with government leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wf. K. Reynolds
INS
London
Trade Union ‘Congress
Britain
Baldwin
Labor Party
Daily Mail
Trade Union Congress
General Council
Svorkmen
Eerse
General Council of Workers
Windsor Castle
Buckingham Palace
General Council of the
Congress
Aber Party
Handkerchiefs Adorn Shoes Mark Fashion Rowa Days
A fragmented clipping describes handkerchiefs tied around shoes in pastel shades. A woman pumps or sprinkles, while the handkerchiefs are tied neatly around the footwear, suggesting a decorative fashion detail of the era.
No State Figure Defends Quoted Remarks
The Ananiag Clan denies misquoting the great statesman and insists the papers correctly quoted his controversial remarks. Cineimhat Enquirer reports the contention over alleged idiotie statements attributed to the official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ananiag Clan
Cineimhat
Enquirer
Soaking Corks Makes Bottles Safer to Carry
For medicine bottles soaking corks in hot water for a few minutes softens them and allows using a larger cork than an ordinary dry one. This makes bottles absolutely safe to carry while traveling.
First Auto Smash Reported in 1808 Near Rochester
A first auto crash from 1808 near Rochester New York involves Jonathan West driving a car into a wagon owned by a laundry firm. Locust Summit Reading Co lays 100 pound rails on north bound tracks between Locust Dale Junction. Harrisburg reports 9,051 feet of slate road construction in Clearfield and Jefferson Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonahin
Rochester
Locust Summit
Harrisburg
Clearfield
Jefferson
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after the death of our husband and father. Thank you for the use of cars beautiful flowers and the musicians Mrs James Camey and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Camey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack Gallagher
Young Township
Wallace Stewart
Manes« Pon
Win K. Wood
Walt Kinter
Chambersville
Indiana County Republican
Emile Clemson of
Ralph Hassinger
Pittschurch
Harvey Hetrick of
Joseph Donnelly
Mrs. Donnelly
Fanny
Caroline Gessler
James Gales
E. F. Shanks
Wilkinsburg
George Ogden
Clark Ogden
North Eighth Street
Mise Helen Grant
Ambridge
Dick Grant
Jack O'Hare
Clark Myers
A. B. Rugh
Blacklick
John P. Crosby
Joseph Stern
McKeesport
John W. Sutton
Louisville
Edmonia Post
Anna Plotzer
Marion Allison
Bob” Ginter
Washington D. C
Pittsburgh “Gazette Times
Bob
Pepper-Fisher
Gazette Times
Clifford Oaks
Dixonville
W. 5. Evans
New Kensington
Cherryhill Township
George
Howard Pardee
Tsabe
Jeffries
Kane
Tulsa
Emma Farrey
Mr. Hart
Andrew Scott
John Scott
Ernest
W. L. McKee
Robert Dollar
Pacific Shipping
Lé Yu Ching
San Francisco
Mr. Dollar
Mr. Taylor
New York
John Dd, Rockefeller, Jr
American Society For the Control of Cancer
William 5. Sims
Albert d. Beveridge
Daniel Carter Beard
Roosevelt Memorial Association
William T. Manning
Turkey
Jersey City
N. J
Michael Bobker
Louis Brown
Brown
Page Ave
MOE Overrenecare Am
Sieiting Heweaas
Naconda
Beth Steel
Goodrich Debenenbae
Hayes
Nickeeekeaeae
Kang
Guy Yeyes
Bevedaee
Gow Lehigh UW
Seeneaes Magna
Abbas
N.Y
Nor
Deeres
Royal Dutch Ce Beeeawe
Sinclair
Pac
Studebaker
N. Y
Rails
St. Pau
UW. S
Willys Overland Westinghouse
Robots Prairie Pipe
BIH Am. Agri
Tim
KR. Bear
A. E. Masten & Co
Fifth Avenue
Milan
Georgette
Glasser
Bldg
Indiana, Pa
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