Indiana Hospital plans large expansion after Clearfield aid
Citizens of Clearfield County raised two hundred fifty thousand dollars to stabilize their hospital. Indiana Hospital trustees plan a major rebuild with one hundred beds, new power plant, modern laundry, contagious disease isolation unit, and a dedicated maternity wing. Renovations include a revamped original building and extensive wings, plus a larger nurses home. Campaign headquarters are at the Indiana Theatre Building with many local workers active. Local visitors and officials from nearby towns were seen at Indiana events and meetings.
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Clearfield County
Indiana Hospital
Clearfield
Campaign
Indiana Theatre
Indiana Visitors Highlight Daily County Business
A stream of residents and visitors from Marion Center, Arcadia, Cherry Tree, Kellysburg and surrounding townships called on Indiana officials today. Notables include Joseph P. Lyda of Butler, Prof. Edward Irwin of the Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Co, Dr. J. H. Peterman of Cherry Tree, and J. A. McKelvey of East Wheatfield among others, with many attending to affairs in the County Commissioners’ office and Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Fothal
Creekside
Harry B. Fulton
Wrat
Lebanon
Clark Coleman
Young Township
Indiana
Danny Dawson
Ethel
Homer Ciy
WH. Garbett
Georgeville
Ce E B. Keeler
Elderton
Wiung
Ryt
J. Ti. Clayton
Cysnee
Kiarry Cramer
Pikes’ Peak
Elmer Allison
Wiwanis Club
Tarentum
Evenins
J. H. Peterman
Cherry Tree
James Rocco
Homer City
Wilse Sprankle
Charles Dormyer
North Mahoning Township
CG. A. Conner
Conner
Hillsdale
J. 4. Condron
Kellysburg
Court House
S. M. Marshall
Beyer
Laurie Ralph Brown
Blairsville
J. A. McKelvey
East Wheatfield Township
GANGSTERS (Continued from Page 1) Bodies found after violent attack
A brutal crime scene shows a crimson trail leading to a roadway pool with the bodies of Anselmi and others. Police believe two victims were killed away from the scene, possibly in Chicago, while Anselmi may have died en route in a car. Six bullets struck the victims after beating and binding, as two Hammond officers observed two sedans fleeing the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Realisy
Ginta
Chicago
Anselmi
Thruy
Hammond
County program aids rural districts with temporary tax relief
The plan, urged by Gov Fisher, funds road and bridge improvements from current revenues. It cuts local taxes by sharing maintenance costs on state aid and township roads and adds revenue from a one year motor fuel tax increase. Direct Indiana county benefits include township reward and state aid allocations totaling $815,215 and maintenance funds of $211,534.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Indiana County
Stock market snapshot with diverse U S steel and auto names
A noisy ledger style list shows numerous stocks including Bethlehem Steel General Motors Chrysler Pure Oil Radio Corp Studebaker and Westinghouse with varied percentages and prices. Transportation and utility names appear alongside major manufacturers such as Kennecott Mack Truck Reading and N Y Central in a broad, low-detail market wrap.
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BRAM
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Ohio
Chrysler v
Cervane
Erie Railroad
General Motor See
N. Y. Central Iceeseveeveves
Penna
ROY Pullman
Bale Tietal White Motor
Eet
Blee We
Veaeeus Veree
Postum Cereal
C.m. St. P
Teese BU Willys Over
Ae Curtis Aero
Atchison T. 8
State highway aid plan nears completion in Indiana county
The report details a total aid package of 1 055 670 for Indiana county including 220 457 in new funds, with 28 500 000 earmarked for statewide highway system completion under House bill 1482. The plan replaces the 50 50 county State aid split with cooperative construction and targets unimproved mileage, aiming to finish the system in about 12 years.
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Indiana
Governor Vetoes Prison Farm Plan and School Funding
The chief executive vetoed a measure by Mrs. Mabelle M. Kirkbride of Montgomery that would allow counties to substitute prison farms for workhouses. County groupings for industrial farms are listed for three districts. The Governor also vetoed six public school bills including a plan for a 12 month operation of schools, citing lack of budget or appropriation for the extra state aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabelle M. Kirkbride
Montgomery
Cambria
Blair
Clearfield
Indiana
Somerset
Bedford
Fulton
Huntingdon
Mifflin
Washington
Greene
Fayette
Westmoreland
Beaver
Butler
Armstrong
Venange
Lawrence
Clarion
Mercer
Jefferson
Crawford
Eric
Warren
Forrest
Je Inskins
Sparks Circus Opens with True Romance Club Debut
Tomorrow marks the formation of the Tree Romance Club, a couples group tied to Sparks Circus events. The news notes an afternoon big show performed by True Romance Club members, organized in cooperation with circus officials, highlighting a milestone for couples in the Golden State of matrimony.
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True Romance Club
Tree Romance Club
True Romance Club to Host Sparks Circus Day Event
The Gazette announces a True Romance Club formation for couples married 40 years or more in the Sparks Circus city visit. Enrollment closes at 10 a.m. tomorrow with members photographed and paraded to the show, to enjoy the circus from the menagerie tent to the finale while fostering closer social ties among eligible couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks Circus Free
the Gazette
True Romance Club
University athlete Hill killed in accidental shooting
A sudden flash and Hill crumpled as Green fired, an ambulance arrived but Hill was dead. Dr. Sanamore said the youth likely died instantly, with Muldoon and McGeehan leading an official inquiry into the accidental shooting. Ill Hill, son of Charles J. Hill, stood out in football and baseball and was a top college athlete.
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Hill
Green
Sanamore
Fordham Hospital
Felix Muldoon
John McGeehan
Bunyan
Jry
Charles J. Hill
Burgettstown
Ken Strong
Balloon pilots Tull and Schlosser reach Newcome Adirondacks
J. Tull, pilot, and Arthur G. Schlosser, his aide, arrived safe and sound in Newcome New York after a rough journey in their balloon The Detroit Times team entered the National Balloon races at Pittsburgh and faced hunger and exposure before finding help to contact the outside world They planned an early return to Detroit to rejoin the race course markets and the adventure ended with a safe audience glimpse in a tiny Adirondack hamlet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcome
N. Y
KF. J. Tull
Arthur G. Schlosser
Adirondacks
Detroit
Detroit Times
Pittsburgh
Balloon Crew Survives 52 Hours Lost in Adirondacks
After a gas balloon crash near Newcomb Lake, Hill and Schlosser endured fifty-two hours of rain and mist wandering through a desolate Adirondack region. They reached civilization after being found by Howard Anderson of Newcomb Monday morning, shortly after landing Sunday.
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Adirondacks
Hill
Schlosser
Newcomb Lake
Howard Anderson
Newcomb
Regents Re-elected at Annual Meeting and Memorial Tree Planting
Mrs Jesse W Cary was re-elected regent at the annual business session. Directors chosen were Mis Elizabeth Bieber Irma Jewett Frye and Jennie Work Thompson. An evergreen was planted in Memorial Park to honor Revolutionary soldiers buried there with brief ceremony and Scripture readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Owen
Ruth Hanna MacCormack
Jesse W. Cary
Mis
Elizabeth Bieber
Irma Jewett Frye
Jennie Work Thompson
Memorial Park
Adam P. Lowry
Jesse Cary
Joyca Kilmore
Pred St. Clair
C. Paul Reed
Evangelist Dunlap Preaches Heathenism at First Baptist
Evangelist Dunlap spoke at the First Baptist Church on why people become heathen, arguing that forsaking the true God leads to worship of birds and beasts and earthly things. An inspiring after-meeting followed a young man’s plea, with another sermon promised on heavenly citizens and their characters.
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Evangelist Dunlap
First Baptist Church
Golden Bells Continuation Names Indiana Family Group
A long list of living relatives and associates linked to Golden Bells includes S M Cunningham T Ma Graham R W Cunningham R A Gemmell Dorothy Mae Clara Gemmell F 5 Stumpf H R Dorr J C Walker and many others from Indiana and vicinity plus George Alexander Cunningham of Livermore Dorothy Myers Home J C Myers Creekside Tl M Graham Nan J Graham New Alexandria Mr and Mrs William A Nee Saltsburg and Clark Wiggins Shelocta in a continuation credit line.
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Pareto
S. M. Cunningham
T. Ma. Graham
R. W. Cunningham
R. A "Art
J. Wilbert Gemmell
Dorothy Mae
Clara Gemmell
Stumpf
H. R. Dorr
J. C. Walker
W. H. Gemmell
John Gemmell
Jennie B. Brown
B. B. Fleming
Sara Jane Cunningham
J. Wilbur Cunningpes
J. Walter Wiggins
H. Dorr
Thetta Fleming
Maude Taye Phillips
Annie B. Lucas
Estelle Henderson
Indiana
Alexander Cunningham
Livermore
Dorothy Myers
Home
J. C. Myers
Creekside
Tl. M. Graham
Nan J. Graham
New Alexandria
William A. Nee
Saltsburg
Clark Wiggins
Shelocta
Forgetting Flora of the Follies
Dorothy Douglas narrates Rodney Wilking whose romance with Mary Manners unfolds as he trails her through hotels and tours in the Canadian Rockies. Mary schemes to win him by manipulating her route map while ringed by suitors, leading to a pivotal moment when Rodney hints at returning the motor route.
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White Hotel
White Mountains
Rodney Wilking
Ife
Tova Felten
The
Wolles
Rodney
Flora
Mary Manners
Mary
Canadian Rockies
Bis
Wilkins
New York
Young Wilkins
Fulton
Manhattan
Borney
Wallflower Nurse Marries Doctor After Bold Rescue
In Laneboro a shy Millie Parker known as the wallflower tends dying Uncle Peter Jenkins. A rich legacy reveals her as heir after his death. Millie accepts care from Doctor Mark Wynne and imagines training as a nurse. A sudden marriage proposal follows, shocking friends and ending with Millie’s unexpected rise.
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Mark Wynne
Millie Parker
Wallflower
Doctor Wynne
Sinc
Lisa
Mike Parker
Elsie
Genie
Alfred Brownt
Lisie
Sheleh
Widapar
Jilsle
Itile
Wisle
Laneboro
Millie
Wynne
Mille Parker
Mark
Qld
Peter Jenkins
Hin
Peter
Susie
Billie
Peter Jenking
Uttle Wallflower
Jenkins
Mmio Parker
Elsie Lee
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Sav
William and
Harry Bennett
M. Bennett Sons Construction Company
Charles W. Lobe
Johnstown
W. G. Moorhead
J. R. Kentner
Helen Metrory
Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
State Teachers’ College
Harry Spicher
Arcadia
Joseph Spicher
John McLaughlin
Conemaugh Township
J. M. Strong
Blacklick Township
Megs
IEG Imt
Crete
Antonio Prattura
Daniel Frattura
Rebecca Murphy
Martha Kobilis
H. M. Lowry
John B. Lowry
Sparks Circus
Murphy
Mrs, Cary
Dorothy Douglas
Kee
the Wallflower
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