Deaths and funerals mark local notices in Hillsdale area
William Gemmill McElhaney aged 95 96 was reported to have died at his Railroad Avenue home after a long illness. His daughter Miss Jean R McElhaney survives. Private funeral services were planned for Thursday at 2 o clock led by Rev J G Takerten of the First United Presbyterian Church. Flowers were requested not to be sent. TD Ferrier J D Perviey who died April 27 at Hillsdale leaves several children and siblings and was buried at Thompson Cemetery after services on Tuesday. Mrs Susan J McHenry aged 73 died after lingering illness from complications of diseases.
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William Gemmill MeWlhaney
Railroad Avenue
Jean R. MeElhaney
J. GC. Takerten
First l
Ferrier
J.D. Perviey
Hillsdale
Thomas Ferrier
Mahaffey
Clair Ferrier
Wilgus
Bertha Meilwain
Westover
Avl Tifinble
Ford
Clara Ferrier
Jacob Ferrier
Arcadia
Isaah Ferrier
Greeley
Cole
M's. James Smith
Glen Campbell
Mhuesday
Thompson Cemetery
United States dry Navy mobilizes at New York coast
May 5 report says the advance guard of the U S dry Navy set sail from Clifton Staten Island to blockade rum runners thirty miles at sea. Six cruisers and twenty speed boats armed with machine guns and one pounders joined by Coast Guardsmen, after capturing a 46 foot liquor launch near Seabright N J with 250 cases aboard. fourteen cases seized at the Seabright landing. Fifty Coast Guard vessels with guns and provisions geared for an indefinit e stay formed the largest dry navy to date at a single port.
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New York
United States
Coast Guard
Clifton
Staten Island
Rum Row
Seneca
Tled
Gresham
Manhattan
Seabright
N. J
United States Coast Guard
Fire Report Sparks Evacuation At West Forty Fifth Street Tenement
A fire started in a baby carriage on the first floor of a five story tenement at 440 West Forty Fifth Street sent forty families into the street. Firemen conducted dramatic rescues from windows and fire escapes. The scene included storefronts like Dinsmore's Quality Store and Auto Pay Company nearby as onlookers watched.
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New York
West Forty Fifth Street
Obituary Notes for Mrs Susan Jane McHenry
Sympathy of the community goes to the McHenry family on the death of Mrs Susan Jane McHenry after a lingering illness. Born June 5 1883 in Cherryhill township she was reared by James C Campbell. She married Harry H McHenry December 27 1876 and lived in Indiana before settling in Punxsutawney. She was active in First Presbyterian Church and beloved by many. (Continued on Page 4)
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Harry H. Henry
Ariel
Susan Jane McHenry
Mellenry
First Presbyterian Church
Cherryhill Township
James C. Campbell
Harry H. McHenry
Indiana
Punxsutawney
McHenry
Wabash Aid for the D and H and Buffalo Lines
Financial district buzzes over a possible L S Lovee lease of the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh to Delaware and Hudson. Wabash, under same bankers, could join as a fifth eastern system linking with BRP at Buffalo and possibly a Lackawanna line to reach New York. If BRP stockholders approve and ICC concurs, a major regional rail consolidation could unfold boosting coal lands Armstrong County owned by Delaware and Hudson and likely spurring line development.
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Financial
L. Is. Lovee
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburgh
Delaware and Hudson
Wabash Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Delaware and Hudson Company
Armstrong County
Freed on Mann Act charge in Waynesboro case
John Weikert of Waynesboro Pennsylvania was cleared of Mann Act charges after District Judge McCoy directed a verdict of acquittal finding no proof he transported Mildred McDowell 16 across state lines. McDowell testified Weikert paid her expenses from Hagerstown Maryland but the court ruled she acted of her own free will.
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Washington
MNS
John Weikert
Waynesboro
McCoy
Weikert
Mildred McDowell
Miss McDowell
Wetkert
Hagerstown
Pension increase granted to Emanuel Shore in South Lith
A message from Congressman Nathan I Strong delivered to the Gunnanette office notes that Emanuel Shore of South Lith has been granted a pension increase to a $72 rate this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan I. Strong
Gunette
Emanuel Shore
South Lithetyert
Homer City and Normal Game
Homer City Independents meet Indiana Normal on the local diamond tomorrow afternoon at 3 1 0 o clock.
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Homer City
Homer City Independents
Indiana Normal
Church Social and Business Session Planned
The King and Treasurer J. D. The valais will hold a social and business session at the church Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He King
J. D. the
Valais
Canonsburg Girl With Roaming Fever Loses Trip to New York
Miss Delphine Shergle an 18 year old from Canonsburg ran away in male attire to head to New York. She was picked up in Pittsburgh and will face a mor als court today where the judge may order a cure. Friends note a prior runaway episode several months ago driven by wanderlust. Patrolman F Stoehr arrested her in a downtown restaurant yesterday.
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Pittsburgh
Delphine Shergle
Canonsburg
New York
Shea
F. Stoehr
CLYMER HORSE TEAM HALTS RUNAWAY BREAKS WAGON
A runaway horse team owned by Frank Mc Farland in Clymer was halted by A J Hines who seized the bridle and stopped the horses after they bolted through the street. The team suffered minor injuries and the wagon was wrecked, averting possible loss of life and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McFarland
Clymer
A. J. Hines
Yankees Shake Up Infield After Slump
New York on May 6 reports a major shakeup under manager Miller Huggins. Everett Scott will be replaced at shortstop by Paul Watannen, ending Scott's record streak of consecutive games since 1916 as he exits the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Yankees
Miller Huggins
Huggin
Everett Scott
Paul Watninger
Scott
Young Men On Western Trip From Grove Chapel And North Bith Street
Lynn Thomas of Grove Chapel and Earle Worth of North Bith street depart early Monday for Burlington Wisconsin visiting Butler and Lyons Ohio on the way. They plan a western trip during the summer months. Both are prominent locally and friends wish them well. They travel in a Ford coupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Thomas
Grove Chapel
Earle Worth
North Bith Street
Burlington
Wisconsin
Butler
Lyons
Ohio
Dr. Trust Dentist Car at 7th and Wayne
A brief item notes Dr. Trust, a dentist, was involved with a car incident near the intersection of 7th and Wayne. Yellow Slickers For Men and Boyett Dinsmore's are referenced as related entities in the readable fragment.
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Dr. Trust
Car
7Th
Wayne
Boyett Dinsmore
New Wife Will Save Detroit Man From a Booze Sentence
Joseph Emerick of Detroit faces a criminal court appearance in Washington Pa with a new wife his plea for mercy hinges on a rapid marriage. He was arrested in Canonsburg with several gallons of whiskey claimed for a wedding celebration. The judge ordered immediate marriage or jail, and the defendant prepared to wed.
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Washington
Joseph Emerick
Detroit
Mich
Canonsburg
Emerick
Erwin Cummins
Homer City Fire Destroys Cars and Damages Homes
A mysterious origin fire in Homer City destroyed four cars in a Church Street garage and heavily damaged the Gilhousen residence. The blaze spread rapidly to nearby buildings including the Sutter Hardware truck and Meris Love’s Mercer, with six or seven cars saved from the flames. Furniture was moved to safety in several homes as fire, insured in part, was brought under control.
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Homer City
Church Street
David Gilhousen
Maize Sutter
Chandler
Sutter Hardware Company
Meris Love
Danny Dawson
Gilhousen
Squire Weir
Weir
Homer City Motor Company
J. A. Love
Police teach quicker humane dog killing method
In Hazelwood, Pittsburgh, police will be trained by the humane society on humane methods to euthanize dogs. Patrolman Joyce, under instruction, killed a suffering dog after five bullets and a lengthy reload, prompting the booklet distribution to all officers for proper timing and procedure.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Hazelwood Station
The
Humane Society
Joyce
Death plea in mat e slayer case in Pittsburgh
Assistant district attorney Harry A. Estep seeks first degree murder conviction against Mrs Elizabeth Ladinsky for fatally shooting her husband Abraham as he slept at home. He labels the act willful malicious and premeditated and says she knew of his divorce attempt. The jury is chaired by Mrs Mattie L. Jones with six other women members.
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Pittsburgh
Mary
Aagsistant
Harry A. Estep
Elizabeth Ladinsky
Abraham
Estep
Ladinsky
Mattie L. Jones
Bookamyre School Closes in Rayne Township
The Bookamyre School in Rayne township closed April 29. Pupils presented teacher Miss Alverda Kinter a five dollar gold piece. Those not absent or tardy included Roy Weiss, James Weiss, Jas Bence, Anna Kurtz, and Alice Glasser. Three missing one day were Dorothy Deemey and Elda Bence.
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Bookamyre
Rayne Township
Alverda Kinter
Esteam
Roy Weiss
James Weiss
Jas, Bence
Anna Kurtz
Alice Glasser
Dorothy Deemey
Elda Bence
Pope Receives Kansas Pilgrims in Rome
Pope Pius greeted a party of 100 pilgrims from Concordia Kansas led by Bishop Tief in the Consistory Hall returning from Palestine. The Pontiff congratulated the Kansans on their pilgrimage and wished them well.
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Rome
INS
Pius
Concordia
Kansas
Tief
Palestine
Marchioness Defends Flappers and Drugstore Cowboys as Salvation
The Marchioness of Aber, president of the International Council of Women, told INS that modern American youth with bobbed hair and flapper attitudes will be the world’s salvation. She argues today’s youth are more intelligent and independent, though the shift challenges traditional discipline. German politician Clara Mendel echoed calls for prewar restraint, blaming postwar freedom for perceived immorality.
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Marchioness
Washington
Marchioness of Aberteens
International Council of Women
International
Marchionass
Gatea
Frau Clara Mende
Reichstag
Mellon Carries Reform Plan To Mississippi Bankers
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon urged tax reform in Jackson addressing the Mississippi Bankers Association. He called the estate tax harmful to states and argued reducing or abolishing it would not starve revenue, while lowering the maximum surtax would spur business and growth. Mellon compared 1916 and 1922 surtaxes, urging a 20 percent reduction and a 4 percent security yield to restore investor confidence.
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The
Eore
Mississippi
Jackson, Miss
May
Treasury
Mellon
Democratic South
Mississippi Bankers’ Association
Congress
Secur
Man Slayer Faces Widow In Murder Trial Hearing
Eighteen year old Olympian Marcia, self confessed killer of John Sheik Bagnano, today confronted his widow Mrs Carolina Bagnano in the Macri murder trial in New Haven. The state plans further witnesses as prosecutors allege Olympi shot Bagnano with one meditation after a theater discussion. defense contends Bagnano threatened her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Sensade Uns
New Haven
Conn
Marcia
John “Sheik” Bagnano
Bagnano
Macri
Carolina Bagnano
Baat Olympi
Mazarrella Wins Temporary Freedom on Habeas Corpus
Vinegazo Mazarrella, long jailed for the murder of Sylvester Carlise, wins temporary liberty by writ of habeas corpus. Expected re arrest on jail breaking and assault with intent to kill charges, potential 30 year term if convicted. James Pugnese, who implicated Mazarrella in the Carlise murder, now in Western Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinegazo Mazarrella
Jefferson County
Sylvester Carlise
James Pugnese
Mazarrella
Western Penitentiary
Sagamore Honors High School Graduates
Sagamore High School to graduate May 30 with Joseph Jeffries Jr as valedictorian and Charles Earl Chappell as salutatorian. Other high standing students include Nick Rolwalchick and Anna Dahlin. Also appears an advertisement for leather living room suites priced at 100 and 115 dollars and a misprinted note about an Automobile Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jeffries, Jr
Joseph Jeffries
Charles Earl Chappell
Samuel Chappell
Sagamore High School
Nick Rolwalchick
Anna Dahlin
Talk Excel by George. CINS Staff Washington views on Europe policy
The article outlines George Houghs frank remarks to Landon on Europe and Americas role. It notes aides and administration leaders presenting tenets to guide foreign policy and praises from officials. Houghtons performance as ambassador is mixed with some dinners and travel shaping perceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Washington
Sador Hough
Landon
Titons
Europe
America
Pidge
Higgs
Houghton
Lost Youth: Is Home Lost in Pittsburgh
Clarence Murphy, a teenage basketball player, ran away from his Pittsburgh home. Police and family conducted a search after missing notices and a postal card indicated he was with a gang. Clarence, seen at a street corner, disappeared while on his way to work.
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Pittsburgh
Clarence Murphy
Clarence
Father
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William ‘G. ‘McElhaney
Susan J. McHenry
Dinsmore
Auto Pay Company
North Sixth Street
Court House
Afar
Armstrong CO
John M. Leech
Cient
George T. Buchanan
J. W. Warner
R. L. Jamison
Lawrence Robinson
N. Y
Ronaway
Yanks
Homer
Gazette Stationery Store
Dog
POPE
7Th St
Dinsnore's Quality Store
Hevdesn
Resus
Sagamore
Automobile Club
Pase
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