Jan Garber for Ebensburg at Fair Pavilion
Jan Garber leads an acclaimed orchestra in Ebensburg, drawing diverse audiences each night. The band features Gifford the pianist returning from George Olsen, famed for sing ing and Victor records, while a Japanese garden adds a fairy land ambiance with lanterns and shaded lights for patrons.
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Jan
Garber
Jan Garber
United States
Fair Pavilion
Gifford
George Olsen
Victor
Condemned duo more cheerful after jail transfer
The two prisoners, Mrs Snyder and Gray, recovered from nervous excitement after transfer from Queens County Jail. Three matrons tend Mrs Snyder in shifts, she complains of cramped space. The pair are isolated from the world and the Snyder case may stay out of the limelight until appeal or execution for the murder of Albert Snyder. Scottsdale bridge work begins on the Keister’s Mills route while the Shenandoah State Highway Department plans oiling in the area.
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Queens County
Snyder
Albert
Relief Fund Dance At Armory In Clymer Tonight
A relief fund drive continues with a dance at the Armory in Clymer tonight from 9 to 1 hosted by The Citizens' Committee to raise Slymer's county quota. A big feature picture “Prisoners of the Storm” will be shown at Liberty Theatre tomorrow afternoon and night with tickets selling rapidly. Proceeds and donations to the fund total in the hundreds, as shown by local theatre receipts and numerous contributions from civic groups and individuals.
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Clymer
Slymer
Liberty Theatre
Samuel Bianco
R. N. Ray Bible Class
The
Presbyterian Church
Odd Wellows
AJP
New Century Club
Sive
Saltsburg Cs
Ceseesae
Russell Mining Company
Penn Run Voreeeev
McIntyre and
Coal Run
L. Luciusboro Wo
Waterman S.cccsicver
R. P
Ernest Cseceenee
Cly
Wafey
C. B.C
R. P. C. and
L Co
Lucerne
Cece
Tide Coal Mining Co
Tide
Inland Sea Forms Over Central Louisiana
The Mississippi intrudes with the Atchafalaya backwater to create a vast inland sea spanning about 7,000 square miles from the Arkansas line to the Gulf, flooding Central Louisiana as Bayou waters merge northward from Grand Lake. The event marks a dramatic natural advance reshaping local geography and communities.
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Lawrence Sullivan
INS
Baton Rouge
Mississippi
Atchafalaya
Grand Lake
Louisiana
Arkansas
Gulf of Mexico
No Compromise in Libel Suit
Washington May 18 No compromise was the position of both sides in the $10,000 libel suit against Rev Jagon Noble Pierce pastor of President Coolidge's church by Howard T Cole engineer for the Shipping board Cole seeks Pierces dismissal over alleged relations with an unnamed woman member of the First Congregationalist Church A letter Pierce wrote to Gen A C Dalton demanded Cole's dismissal and alleged Coles visits with young women and late hours could trigger a sensational trial if maintained
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Washington
Jagon Noble Pierce
President Coolidge
Honard T. Cole
U. S. Shipping Board
Pierce
Gale
First Congregationalit
Cole
Dr. Pierce
Gen. A. C. Dalton
Emergency Fleet Corporation
New Highway Headquarters to Be Located Here
The National Benjamin Franklin Highway plans new headquarters and executive offices moved to Indiana Pa. to coordinate construction across Pennsylvania and nearby states. Key committee members from Ohio, Indiana, and Pennsylvania attended the meeting detailing efforts to advance the dirt road segment from Kittanning to Ebensburg and complete the entire Illinois to Pennsylvania route by 1927 and 1928.
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Tllinois
Pennsylvania
Kittanning
Ebensburg
W. F
Wettling
Indiana
John Routzan
van Wert
J. H. Williamson
Ralph
Cole
W. E. Stephenson
Findlay
H. A. Baldwin
Wadsworth
C. E. Knapp
Lodi
James D. Watson
Naylor B. Biggs
Tiffin
J.D. Conner, Jr
Wabash
Ind
W. F.wettling
Elder Peeler
George Burkhalter
Butler, Pa
Charles Mears
Kittanning, Pa
Obituary of Mrs Florence Stewart Milliken
Mrs Florence Stewart Milliken wife of Lawrence Milliken died at her home 12 South Fifth Street at 10 30 this morning after a long illness She had lived in Indiana for years and belonged to the First United Presbyterian Church She leaves her husband a daughter Aloerta Siegfried of Manor three step children Jean LeGett Hartford Conn C I Jones Blairsville and Bir A Milliken California a sister Gertrude Hayes and a niece J J Trehy of Marstord Conn Funeral services will be held in Streams Chapel Thursday at 730 by Rev J C Pinkerton The body will be taken Friday to Vandergrift for interment at 9 oclock
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Florence Stewart Milliken
Lawrence Milliken
South Fifth Street
Indiana
First United Presbyterian Church
Aloerta Siegfried
Manor
Jean LeGett
Hartford
Conn
C. I. Jones
Blairsville
Bir A. Milliken
California
Gertrude Hayes
J.J. Trehy
Marteford
Streams Chapel
J. C. Pinkerton
D. D
Vandergrift
Flooded Louisiana Bursts Across 200 Mile Basin
Water from the North and the Atchafalaya basin swells through dberville and St. Martin parishes, making an unbroken floodplain over 200 miles long. Only Pointe Coupee and West Baton Rouge remain spared as new danger spots appear along levees and dikes. State relief chief John M. Parker issues warnings for St. Martin, St. Mary, Trierville and Assumption parishes as Grand Lake overflow threatens lands once deemed secure. Over 4,000 refugees from Avoyelles, St. Landry and Evangeline parishes arrive in Red Cross camps in Alexandria, Opelousas and Baton Rouge, lifting total homeless to more than 10,000 since the Bayou Desa levees burst last Friday.
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Tres Glaises
Atchafalaya Basin
Dberville
St. Martin
Pointe Coupe
Wear Baton Rouge
Atchafalaya
Wordside
McCrea
Mississippi
Movpanasea
John M. Parker
St. Martin, St. Mary
Trierville
Assumption
Grand Lake
Avoyelles
St. Landry
Evangeline
Red Cross
Alexandria
Opelounsas
Baton Rouge
Late Discoveries Of Medicine Told To Doctors
A medical session briefing 4000 doctors on rising deaths from infectious diseases. Speakers warned of heart disease risk with aging, touted ulcers as curable, tonsil removal reducing scarlet fever risk, and noted expectant mothers could ease with more work and less eating. Misdiagnoses of coughs as tuberculosis and climate’s diminished role in diabetes complications discussed. Poverty and ignorance linked to gangrene among the poor, not climate. Most talks were highly technical, focusing on operations, fractures, X-rays, and urology. Delegates and spouses attended a White House reception at noon.
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L. K. Lemann
Tulane University
White House
Grains Close Higher as Market Recovers Losses
Chicago grain markets Tuesday closed generally higher with wheat up 5 8 to 7 8c and corn and oats mixed. Early losses gave way to a rebound as commissions sold then bought, aided by favorable belt weather. Receipts: 32 cars for wheat, 1 for corn, 1 for oats, 3n for other items. provisions steady early.
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Chicago
Local visitors and residents listed in Indiana business notes
A compilation of Tuesday visitors and locals in Indiana with names from Stafford Butler Sykesville Clearfield and nearby areas. Notables include Mike Grosen, G L Smith, J E Messiah, W R Kurtz, W S Kraut, George B Wilson, Irene Renaldo, Frank Spicher, Mrs J L Jewell, Lucile Decker, C F Ferguson, Thelma Ross, Ethel Chilson, Harry Chambers, A N Arnold, Anna Herkins, Arthur W Campbell, and Attorney Samuel Miller among others with assorted town and hotel activities and a 1928 paper date note.
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Mike Grosen
Stafford
Court House
American Minister To Ireland To Have Most Beautiful Home
Dublin reports the first American Minister to Ireland will stay at the Chief Secretary's Lodge in Phoenix Park for three months with a possible permanent residence. Mr Sterling and wife would be the first Americans to sleep there as the government plans an official reception, though timing depends on the looming General Election and potential ministerial changes.
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Dublin
Ireland
Phoenix Park
Timothy Heals
Sterling
Free State
Mrs. Sterling
Debonair Desmond Fitzgerald
County Dublin
Dog Dies of Grief After Master’s Death at Blackburn
An English report tells how a dog mourned its ill master at Blackburn refusing food and watching at the bedside like a nurse. After the old man died friends bore the dog away, and it licked its master’s cold hand before dying.
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Blackburn
Squirrels and Nests: Birds Not the Only Builders
Nature Magazine describes gray squirrels constructing tree nests with a leaf roof and bark trim, using conite twiga as foundation. Squirrels hollow their dwellings, create a doorway, and allow a single passage for their young. Separately, Independent OilCo plans a new service station on Railroad Ave Braddock Trust acquires State Bank of Brad dock.
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Nature Magazine
Banker Bell in Jail Hospital in Western Pa Crumble
The 73 year old banker Bell was jailed after a courtroom commitment in a Western Pennsylvania town. He blamed bank records for the collapse and losses to depositors as coal and steel downturns worsened his fall. He was moved from the jail to a hospital cell, with his son and attorney seeking a possible hospital transfer.
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Pennsylvania
Bell
Common Pleas
Thomas A. Ford
Court House
B. W. Goffey
Falm
John A. Bell, Jr
O. K. Eaton
Fron
Patent delays in issuing letters patent vary by workload
The patent office is always months behind in its work, so a year or more often passes before letters patent are issued, as the Gazette notes. There is no fixed waiting period between filing an application and patent issuance. Subscribers are urged to follow the Gazette for updates.
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Patent Office
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