Points on People in Indiana and Nearby Towns
Marry Cooper a prominent resident of Youngstown near Clarksburg visited Indiana today. Many locals including Mra J M Yates and son Junior returned to Stubenville, Ohio after ten days with her mother Myra J C Dias of Oak Street. Edward Moorhead from Penn Run and P B Brown of Marion Center shopped in Indiana yesterday. Myrna Alexander left for Cleveland to visit friends for a week. Mr and Mrs James Culp headed to Toledo for a few days. Charles Pilkington of Tuscarora Oil attends a Harrisburg convention. Leroy Cunningham travels to Philadelphia for business. Joseph Rankin of Clymer was among Indiana visitors. Earnest Mack of Cnemaugh township attended Indiana today. Frank Lear of Robinson and J L Lowry with Mrs Harry Piper of Saltsburg visited Indiana. Jack Tate, formerly of Indians now Punxsutawney, called on friends. J H Donnelley of Spaulding Sporting Co was in town. Mr and Mrs Chas W Calhoun of Pittsburgh visited Indiana friends. Miss Helen Burns of Johnstown spent Monday in Indiana. J M Sterling, Latrobe factory inspector, attended to business in Indiana. Maurice Stern, wintering in Daytona, Florida, visited his parents at Moore Hotel. D H Lewis of Johnstown prandered business in Indiana today.
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Mra
J. M. Yates
Son Junior
Stubenville
Ohio
Myra J. C. Dias
Oak Street
Prospective Honeymooners Meet Legal Hurdle
Police were alerted to locate two women connected to a man named Deemer who claimed to be divorced. Investigation found Deemer married two and a half years ago at Mount Clemens Michigan where his wife resides. He said he began divorce proceedings three months ago and expected a decree soon, while the couple sought a marriage license last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deemer
Army Aviation Field
Mount Clements
Michigan
Pepper and Vare campaign in Western Pennsylvania electrifying crowds
Enthusiasm grows as primary nears with large turnout at Italian mass meeting and women’s gathering. Pepper and Fisher benefit from strong support, while Vare’s light wine promises draw little favor among voters. Pepper notes credit to the Coolidge administration and Mellon, predicts a strong win for the Pepper-Fisher-Smith-Woodward ticket as they tour the western counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper
Vare
William Penn Motel
Pennsylvania
My, Fisher
Col. Smith
Woman’s Organization
Tannah M. Durham
Worthington
Scranton
Wiliam
Ware
Senate
Coolidge
Mellon
United States
Senator Pepper
Pittsburgh
Summer Greens Date Delayed At Indiana Opening
A long list of players and officials is noted for a golf match between Indiana and Kiski on Thursday May 13. The event offers a prize of a case of American Dry ginger ale to the golfer with the lowest net score on opening day.
Cleveland Clinic Sees Goitre Operation For Warner Woman
Miss Henrietta Warner of Fourth street travels with her mother to the Cleveland Clinic for a goitre operation. William Simpson, White township farmer, is seriously ill at the Clinic and faces a critical operation in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Warner
Fourth Street
H. §. Warner
Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
William Simpson
White Township
Western Pennsylvania campaign tour draws large crowds
Meetings in Pittsburgh and surrounding cities drew immense attendance as Senator Pepper and allies pushed for qualifications for the Senate. Sheriff Braun endorsed the Pepper-Fisher ticket, predicting a shift against the Vare faction and toward the regular Republican slate as Pepper denounced Vare’s prohibition ploy.
Death Claims Simon Kline and Emanuel Miller
Two obituary notices recount deaths in Punxsutawney and Johnstown. Simon Kline, long married to a local woman, dies in a Lutheran church community context after a life on farms and church service. The Rinn family details outline Mrs. Rinn’s service in Presbyterian circles and community clubs, with three daughters left behind. Emanuel Miller, a Cherryhill township farmer, dies at 81 with survivors including Mrs. Rose Bracken, Mrs. Flora Phillips, and Frank Miller, with funeral rites at Spruce Grove Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Rinn
Presbyterian Church
Order of Eastern Star
Punxautawney Country Club
Mary Rinn Dawson
Scottdale
Margaret. Rinn Winslow
This City
Pauline Rinn O'Brien
New York City
Lottie Rinn Brigman
Indiana
Creorge H. Kurtz
Meadville
T. M
J. L. Kurtz
West Mahoning Street
Musoleum
Circle Hill
L. L. Strock
Emanuel Miller
Cherryhill
Johnstown
Strongs
Rose Bracken
Flora Phillips
Ambridge
Frank Miller
Spruce Grove
Kidnapping Search For Tall Man In Brown Suit
Police in McKeesport and Pittsburgh hunted for a tall man in a brown suit who allegedly abducted nine year old Louise Wunderlich on her way to school and left her in the downtown district. Neighbors and Boy Scouts aided in the exhaustive search after the child was persuaded to carry a note to her teacher. The girl appeared unharmed but could not clearly recount yesterday's events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckeesport
Louise Wunderlich
Pittsburgh
Boy Scouts
King's Daughters Banquet Held at YMCA Hall
The King's Daughters class of the First United Presbyterian Church and guests enjoyed a banquet evening at the YMCA. Music was by Mrs. S. Ben Pollock Louise Copeland and Virginia Mitchell. Isabelle Nicol of the Normal School gave readings. Officers for the coming year were announced: President Clyde McQuown Vice President Lucy Olman Secretary Anna Taney Treasurer May George Corresponding Secretary May Silvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
First United Presbyterian Church
Ben Pollock
Louise Copeland
Virginia Mitchell
Isabelle Nicol
Normal School
Clyde McQuown
Lucy Olman
Anna Taney
May George
May Silvis
Tipple at Rossiter set to resume Thursday repairs advance
The C. B. GC Corporation tipple at Rossiter, badly damaged by fire Saturday morning, will be back in operation by Thursday with enough extra equipment to handle coal by Wednesday. The mine runs under the Jacksonville scale and is a key operation for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. GC. Corporation
Rossiter
C. B. C. Corporation
Jacksonville
Cop Killed in Bandit Hold Up
Four bandits in an automobile attempted a bank messenger holdup at Olney Trust Company in Philadelphia. Patrolman Joseph Taylor was wounded, and a bandit and another policeman were injured as they exchanged fire during the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William L. Miller
Olney Trust Company
Joseph Taylor
Miller
Taylor
Insurgents plan to invade Iowa in Brookhart fight
Seven Republican insurgents Borah Howell Norris Frazier Nye Lafollette Shipstead plan to leave Washington before the Iowa primary to urge voters to back Brookhart against Cummins. They aim to show western revolt against Butler eastern leadership and press national organization to back their cause.
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White House
Iowa
Coolidge-Butler
Borah
Idaho
Howell
Norris
Nebraska
Frazier
Nye
North Dakota
Lafollette
Wisconsin
All
Shipstead
Farmer.Labor
Minnesota
Fitnieg
Jgititati Ryerss
Washington
Brookhart
Senate
Coolidge
Cumming
World Court
Butler
Cummins
Lolwan
National Organization
Towa
Jardine
Hoover
Steck
Wm. B. McKinley
Illinois
100000 Special Constables Ordered for Duty
A government move orders 100,000 special constables amid unrest. Sir Douglas Hogg and J. H. Thomas convened informally to explore resuming talks between strikers and the government, but no progress was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Hogg
J. H. Thomas
St Clair Pupils Surprise Teacher on Birthday Visit
On May 1, patrons and pupils from St Clair School District in White Township surprised Miss Margaret Cunningham at her Armstrong Township home. They shared lunch and presented a silk scarf, wishing her many more birthdays and hoping she returns next term. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Anderson, Fisher Fling, Foreman family, Day Fairman, Jack Smith, Charles Lewis, Wilbur Cunningham, and Darhl McCreight. Philipsburg PennsylvanIa Rail road plans a new station adjoining Hotel Wardell property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair
White Township
Margaret Cunningham
Armstrong Township
Miss Cunningham
Harry Anderson
Fisher
Foreman
Day Fairman
Jack Smith
Charles Lewis
Wilbur Cunningham
Darhl McCreight
Y M C A News Items Overview of Activities
The Y M C A in town hosts 32 resident men with newcomers mixing quickly in dorms. Evening gym class and bowling fill the facilities while Kiwanis meet upstairs and a shooting gallery attracts members. The Boys Department runs a three class ping pong tournament as three new Booster Club members join, and swimming pool repairs pause summer plans.
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Kiwanis Club
iFirst U. P
Booster Club
Father and Six Children Die in Fire Tragedy
Fire destroyed a home as a father and six children perished with reports of a possible explosion. The body of Trene was found under a bed after an apparent attempt to reach a window. The father lay on the adjoining room floor and John Jr. was in a bed in the same room. Morton escaped to summon help from a neighbor. Neighbors disputed whether an explosion occurred before the flames.
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Trene
John, Jr
Morton
Blood flow measured with radium injection in new study
Atlantic City reports that doctors Herman Blumgart and Soma Weiss at Boston City Hospital announced at the American Society for Clinical Investigation convention that blood flow speed through the body has been measured accurately for the first time using an active radium injection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
American Society For Clinical Investigation
Herman Blumgart
Soma Weiss
Boston City Hospital
Icard of Thanks for Charles Orr Family
The family of the late Charles Orr extends thanks to friends and neighbors for beautiful flowers and for kindness and help during their bereavement.
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Charles Orr
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Young Township
Clarksburg
Edward Moorhead
Penn Run
Brown
Marion Center
Myrna Alexander
James Culp
Toledo
Charles Pilkington
Tuscarora Oil Company
Harrisburg
Leroy Cunningham
Joseph Rankin
Clymer
Court House
Earnest Mack
Conemaugh Township
Frank Lear
Robinson
J. L. Lowry
Harry Piper
Saltsburg
Jack Tate
Punxsutawney
J. H. Donnelley
The
J. H. Spaulding Sporting Company
Chas. W. Calhoun
Helen Burns
J. M. Sterling
Latrobe
Maurice Stern
Datona
Florida
Mrs
Joseph Stern
Moore Hotel
D. H. Lewis
Toye
PeppersPisher-Smith-Woodward
Asser
Deposit Bank Bldg
Indiana, Pa
Tage 1
John Daugherty
Bil Jack
Charles Northnagel
A. W. Mabon
Walter Whitmyre
James Blair
S.C. Streams
Vernon I. Tastor
J. Blair Sutton
Ross Sutton
Robert Young
Jim Dack
William D. Gates
M. M. Davis
Wayne Tomb
Harry C. McCreary
Dan Ritter
C.K. Horner
Paul Reed
Sam T. Brown
M. Jack
William Taylor
Milford Tomb
Dick Thompson
Mack Stew
Alex Mahon
Theodore Brown
Don Smith
Wood Clark
Delis Campbell
J. A. O'Conner
Irvin Glassey
John Keith
W. A. Simpson
F W. Hinitt
L. W. Weuscholder
Bert H. Lichteberger
David Blair
Frank Beck
Frederick Kellam
George Felt
George ‘T
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William Ritter
Stanley Elkin
Harry Beans
Frank McGlure
John M
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Fifth Ward
Watt School
Finchot
Robert H. Braum
Allegheny County
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Ellwood City
Westminster College
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New Castle
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John
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Republican Organization
Beteen Pepper
Net
Sheriff Braun
Death
Simon Kline
New York
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Peter Minit
New Amsterdam
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Wood Fosdick
Museum of Natural History
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Samuel Fosdick
Cincinnati
Lyons Fauls
Mose River
Gazette
Ark
Caceveene
GubasAinn
Gan
Motors
Seeneeenaee
Goodtieh
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Guy Severergeene
Kelly Spfin
Asereeses
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Ead Enone Rep
J. If. Teoydl Dulsh
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al South
Pac
Studebaker
N. J
U. S. Rubber
U S Steeletee
Westhighouse
Willys Overland
Prairie Pipe
Gere de Pasco
Am. Agri
Waceees
West, Md
Essey
Bate
Wees
Midland St.-Pr
Phillips
Packard Motor
Pierce Arrow
Radio Corp
Spicer
Tim R. Bear
He West
A. E. Masten & Co
Pittsburgh, Pa
Eas
Bavereon Gil
Calumet
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