Assured Dairy Mee Play At Court House Night
A planned dairy meet is transformed into a play titled Joe Guess Wins 1, to be staged Monday at 8 at the Court House. Characters include Bob Profit and Joe Guess with Wm Henry Keene, C H Weghorst and AV Warner involved. admission charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Court House
Monnday
Mr. Thomas
St. Louis
Splay
Joe Guess
C. H. Weghorst
Extension Service
Missouri College of Agriculture
Besi
Bob Profit
Ding
Henry Keene
Guess
Bill Know
AV Warner
Weghost
Rail system voices protest amid unified traffic plan
Reported from Helsingfors on May 15 describes Soviet soldiers mutinying and killing air commanders after peasant disturbances in Simbursk, Penza, and Msaritsyn. The text notes support from peasants and mentions ongoing discussions on through traffic and unified facilities to reduce capital costs.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Iof Simbursk
Penza
Msaritsyn
Agents Discuss Their Insurance Business In County
A county insurance meeting chaired by J. C. Parnell discussed the need for protection for merchants amid fire risks. Speakers warned against overinsuring beyond actual risk and noted 43 percent of last year’s 8700 unprotected mercantile fires had unknown causes. A large list of agents from Indiana, Saltsburg, Punxsutawney and Pittsburgh districts attended. An additional meeting was scheduled to continue discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Parnell
Dick Clements
H. B. Kendig
W. P. Walker
Thompson’s Insurance Agency
Indiana
D. E. Parnell
F. L. Neff
Joan McQuilken
Parrell-Cowher Co
Harry Bean
Been Insurance Agency
Howard D. Creps
Creps Insurance Agency
Walter H. Jackson
J.T. Stewart
Hugh A. Jackson
Salisburg
R. L. McKiwain
J. Johnston
Kelly & Johnston
Saltsburg
H. Huber
Huber & Kelly
Homer City
Mr. Brown
Cummins & Brown
Blakeville
R. A. Clawson
Blairsville
G. A. Glenn
W. G. Glenn
Jacob Zeitler Co
Punxsutawney
Walter S. Brown
P. J. Mullen
John Blair
W. G. Mockett
P. B. Benson
M. Hastings
W. G. Creighton
A. K. Black, Jr
H. W. Chapman
Sharpe
Richard Randall
Ed. Hodgson
A. H. Reich
Stuart Ackers
W. F. Eliott
F. R. Paine
H. D. McBain
J. E. Martin
W. Bonner
Literary Contest Results and Participants
Robinson represented the Webster Club with Betty Everhart for the Pandorean Society in a tied outcome. Carlisle Fee and Margaret Jane Reece led the Webster Club and Pandorean Society in best essay, with Miss Reece winning. Earle Streams and Leona Rothstein led the Declamation for Webster and Pandorean, with Rothstein winning. Judges included Harry Earhart Murray Peeler Esty and Stella Finney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal School
Miss Finney
Memorial rites honor Verdun hero Mangin in Paris burial
General Charles Mangin, Verdun veteran, was buried with full military honors at Montparnasse cemetery. A requiem mass was held at the Chapel of Invalides. Former Premier Clemenceau offered a brief, solemn tribute. French and Colonial troops escorted the body. two regiments led the procession, with the guards’ band playing Chopin. Mangin had commanded American divisions in the Soissons Batons offensive.
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Capt
Ricardo
Lion
John Robinson
Streus
Indiana
HERO
Cleménceau
Mangin
Chopin
France
Soissons- Batons
Babs Rockefeller and Milton Honeymoon in Secret Trip
Abby Babs Rockefeller and her law clerk husband David Milton began a private honeymoon night in a five cent taxi and will travel to Europe for four months. The couple, richest heiress in the world and her husband, kept their whereabouts and the value of wedding gifts secret from guests at John D. Rockefeller Jr.’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Abby “Babs” Rockefeller
David Merimether Milton
Banker's Friends Elated By Mayr's Remedy Claim
A testimonial from a banker’s friend praises Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as curing stomach trouble after two years. The ad claims it removes catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal issues including appendicitis. One dose convinces. money refunded at leading druggists.
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Mayr
Nowrytown Resident Daniel Richardson Dead at About Ten
Daniel Richardson of Nowrytown Conemaugh township died May 10 from Brights disease aged about 10. Born in England he settled in Nowrytown years ago and was active in M E Church and Saltsburg Lodge I C O F. Funeral May 14 at 2 pm led by Rev. Douds with interment in Edgewood Cemetery Saltsburg. He leaves a widow and children Mrs John Ashbaugh George Richardson and Miss Margaret Richardson. In Spain sardines return after four years bringing work for over 40 000 fishermen and canners jobs.
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Daniel Richardson
Nowrytown
Conemaugh Township
Bright
England
M. E. Church
Saltsburg Lodge
Douds
Saltsburg M. E
Saltsburg
Edgewood
John Ashbaugh
Newrytown
George Richardson
Freeport
Margaret Richard
Stock market at noon hour in New York trading
The forward price movements of Mak Trucks General Electric and other high priced stocks dominated early trading with pool operations lifting a few active specialties. Most industrial and railroad stocks were irregular as profit taking emerged in Willys Overland Studebaker and others, while Montana Power Savage Arms Glidden and American Waterworks saw new forward moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Electric
Mack
General Motors
Willyd Qverland
Studebaker
Federal Reserve
Chesapeake and Ohio
Vansweringen
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Delaware and Hudson
Montana Power
Savage Arms
Glidden
American Waterworks
Rum Armada to Leave Front September 1
Reports note the Rum Armada to depart the Front on September 1 as shoreside cutters and thirteen new patrol boats join the dry fleet. Officials say stronger anti smuggling efforts will continue through winter despite rough seas and holiday demand.
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RUM Armada
Mim
Points on People in Indiana and Nearby Travels
Mya and Charlotte Fis Fiat visited her mother Mrs. M F Jami son and departed for Uniontown Mia. James Blair left for Washington DC to care for ill brother Edward Hall. Mr and Mrs Mack Stewart and Wayne Tomb Haq and Mrs Tomb traveled to Cincinnati en route to Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. John Farris of Farris Engineering Co visited Indiana on business related to bridges. C A Underwood of Homer City called on business friends in Indiana. Mr and Mrs McKinley Duncan left for New Kensington where Duncan takes a new position. W H Smith, Indiana township supervisor, spent the day in Indiana. H Ray Moffitt, State Highway Dept district engineer, was in Indiana for road construction talk. Mrs W B Smitten of Marchand is visiting sister Miss Allie Smith. Nan Dilts returned to Fairmont WV after a visit in Indiana. Mrs Myrtle A Davis and daughter Martha Jane returned from Barnesboro. Dr and Mrs Ralph Lytle of Salisbury did an overland trip to Indiana and back. Leslie Patterson and Bob George, famed Indiana nimrods, left for Vancouver BC to hunt grizzly bears. Mr and Mrs Ralph McCreary and Mrs Wallace Thomas returned after a brief trip to Youngstown and Akron. Edgar Lockard of Oak Tree shopped in Indiana. George Botsford of Marion Center visited Indiana on business. J C Fleming of Mentele spent Thursday in Indiana.
Wells Enters Evolution Case Debates H G Wells
Dr George W Rappleyea chemical engineer who led the Scopes case says he welcomes William Jennings Bryan joining the prosecution and hopes H G Wells will defend science in a planned debate between Bryan and Wells. DuBois Work begins repairing streets in the business section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Rappleyea
J. T. Scopes
William Jennings Bryan
H. G. Wells
Bryan
Indiana Jefferson county highway added to state system
An Indiana Jefferson county route from Hanvl to Rochester, via Rossiter and Punxsutawney, was adopted as a state highway under the Omnibus Road Bill. Governor Pinchott signed the measure, ensuring eventual hard surface roads from Punxsutawney to Rossiter, McGees Mills, and Hamil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
State Highway Department
Hanvl
Rochester Milla
Rossiter Station
Cloe
Punxeutawney
Heas
Lancaster
Overnor Pinchott
McGees Mills
Punxsutawney
Punxsute
Rossiter
McGees
Hamil
Rum Row Moves South Near New York
May 15 report says Rom Row has shifted south with large liquor landings near Norfolk Virginia and covert transfers to New York. Coast guard notes a few boats remain as decoys and a large ocean tug allegedly runs the blockade by offshore transfers before reentering harbor. Prohibition agents seize about $10,000 worth of champagne and cordials in New York Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Norfolk Va
Coat Guard
Moan
York Harbor
Road work rushes on Home-Plumville project progress
Fragmentary text describes road work near Home Plumbville with reference to a three mile span and ties to last season’s station work. Mentions Olyphant-New swimming and a planned construction at Thervee with unclear details and continuity from page one.
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Eae sGireulkten
Beni
New York Central
Coldwell
Babs
David
Rockefeller
Europe
RISKI
Pagene
Brandenssersseeses
Nix
Traneeeee
Hewitt
Scseseneres
Reese Abeer Eeere
Schuler Wiscessrees
Pealer Eeee
Tmerson Eeereenee
Dick Brown
David Blair Tarevs
Ewer Wen Eengdates Kiski
St. Ee
Frank
Larmer
St. Clair
Dreaee
Cleyborn
Rieckhoff
Clark
Joe
Frick Wees
Nichols
Fulton
Pantalltte Bee
Printz
Chinlund
Kimball
Replogle
Martiny
Lewis
Redick
Rae
Villa Garcia
Spain
Indiana Theatre
Bert Albert
AYR
Asis
Pheanoeeswde
Ajax
Seepeenees
B. O. Wre
M. A ‘ Bebeeeneee
Oni
Enie
Aay
Roy Spring
Pan Am Pet, Or, Pac
Sreeesaee
Tepreee
Beeen Sae
Egaby Eels
Ure Wee Vedere
Pere Marq
Eeeeeeeae Rep
Ir, and Steel
Royal Dutch
Sinclair Oil Rock Island
Pac
Cal
Tudebaker Eeereneae
Seaee Ak
N.Y
Rails
St. Paul
Onion Pac W
Westinghouse
Willys ‘Overland
Rtesy Redmond & CO
Taron
Sharon-Orangkwitle
Mya
Charlotte Fis Fiat
M. F. Jamison
Uniontown
Mia
James Blair
Washington, D. C
Edward Hall
Mack Stewart
Wayne Tomb
Haq
John Farris
Farris Engineering Company
Pittainish
Indiana County
C. A. Underwood
Mrs
McKinley Duncan
New ‘Ensington
Mr. Duncan
W. H. Smith
Canos Township
H. Ray Moffitt
Kittanning
W. B. Smitten
Marchand
AlHe Smith
North Sixth Street
Nan Dilts
Fairmont
West Virginia
Myrtle A. Davis
Martha Jane
Barnesboro
Ralph Lytle
Leslie Patterson
Bob George
Vancouver
B. C
Ralph McCreary
Wallace Thomas
Youngstown
Akron
Ohio
Edgar Lockard
Oak Tree
George Botsford
Marion Center
J.C. Fleming
Mentele
Wells
DuBoie
Cael
Plumville
Mooney Tomaede Moree
Pela
Thervee
Harry
Indiana, PA
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