Davis Davis Nuptial Event and Twins Weddings
The article outlines multiple weddings including a double wedding of Miss Etta Parry to Dean Barber and Miss Sara Parry to Page Berkey. It details other nuptials in Indiana and nearby towns, the brides’ schooling, employers, and future domiciles, plus a relief fund event in St Bernard’s Church.
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Turtle Creek
The
Christian Church
Mr. Stenson
Judson Parry
Pine Flats
Etta Parry
Dean Barber
Sara Parry
Page Berkey
Berkey
Purchase Line
Mrs. Barber
Pittsburgh
Mr. Barber
Relief Fund Dance a Success in Indiana County
The Relief Fund Dance in Indiana County, led by Mario the accordion wizard, drew several volunteers and donations. Performers included Ben Zambotti Marco Andric Theodore Savage Tillio Molestatore and Joe Aiemenio while John Ghizzoni supplied the hall and Homer City Journal provided advertising cards and tickets. A Charleston by 2-year-old Gloria Mario and multilingual songs by Mrs Mario accompanied Marion on the accordion, with $3.10 collected for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Mario
Ben Zambotti
Marco Andric
Theodore Savage
Tillio Molestatore
Joe Aiemenio
John Ghizzoni
Homer City Journal
Gloria
Marion
Miners and Operators In Philadelphia Monday
Miners and operators from districts including Rossiter Sykesville Clymer Stafford Madera Osceola Semiole Dagus Mines Bleasbury Arnot gather in Philadelphia Monday for a 9 am meeting ahead of a joint conference. Preliminary talks discuss wage scales freight rates mine costs and market conditions with data to be reviewed by full committees. A joint statement may reveal why central Pennsylvania mines struggle and trading centers face shocks if the full story is told.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Bracken
Johnstown
JH. B. Scot
Philipsburg
A. Boucher
Beaverdale
William J. Faux
Philadelphia
CG. Law Watkins
Cresson
A. J. Musser
Indiana
A. N H. Powell
New Haven
James H. Allport
Barnesboro
John Barnes
B. R. Lloyd
Hastings
Charles O'Neill
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cambria
Western storms wipe out towns and flood Gros Ventre valley
Patrol on duty as western storms trigger a deadly flood. A twenty foot high wall of water raced down the Gros Ventre River valley sweeping away Rock Springs and nearby areas. The natural dam failed after earthquakes, killing at least several locals and leaving many missing. Names include Max Edick, Mrs May Lovejoy, Mrs Smith, TB Abviye, and three members of the Needie family. Authorities warned the dam had been deemed safe two years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Sullivan
INS
Baton Rouge
Mississippi
Atchafalaya
Louisiana
John M. Parker
St. Martin
Evangeline
Iberville
Bayou Melville
Morgan City
St. Mary Parish
Gulf of Mexico
Pointe Coupe Parish
Torras
Woodside
McCrea
Morgansea
Plaquemine Point
Rock Springs
Wyo
Kelly
Gros Ventre
Max Edick
May Lovejoy
Smith
Guaranteed Marshroot remedy promises sleep aid and strength
Sleepless nights and bladder weakness addressed by Marshroot. Buy a bottle with a money back guarantee if it fails to help. Claims include more energy and ambition, priced to be affordable for all.
Revive for High Taxes Blamed as Destruction Cause
State police probe links death of Kehoe and Superintendent Huyck to dynamite blast at a school and farm. Investigations seek source of 600 pounds dynamite and 250 pounds powder, with theories of theft from road camps or sale by a state bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kehoe
E.W. Huyck
Huyek
Bath
Hayek
State Farm Bureau
Lansing
Auto wreck near Latrobe injures no one
A Minerva sedan valued at 15 000 dollars owned by a New York man was badly damaged when it collided with an Ellis Flour and Feed Mill truck on the Lincoln Highway near Elder Curve west of Latrobe. No injuries were reported. The slippery road from recent rain likely caused the crash. The New York car was towed to a Latrobe garage and the owner planned to continue to Pittsburgh by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minerva
Ligonier
Pittsburgh
Honor Court for Heilwood Scout Court of Honor
On Monday evening the Boy Scouts of Heilwood held a court of honor with 22 present. James Harrison the County Executive spoke about the Janvhoree Contest. Second Class scouts Joseph Resnick Frank Stupick Joseph Stupick Walter Ruch passed badges joined by First Class Senata Royd Detwiler James Miller Carl Rabiak. Duns paid to Charles Kirker and $8.40 total. Scout officials present were Harrison Laing Petted W. Ruch and J.BR Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Meihyond
Harrison
Duns
Charles Kirker
J. Meredith Davis
Laing
Heilwood
Joseph Resnick
Frank
Joseph Stupick
Walter Ruch
Royd Detwiler
James Miller
Carl Rabiak
Mr. Harrison
Petted
W. 2. Ruch
J. BR. Duncan
Northwestern Pennsylvanian Bankers Meet at Conneaut Lake
Hundreds of bankers and their relatives from northwestern Pennsylvania gathered at Conneaut Lake Pa for the Pennsylvania Bankers Association spring meeting. Archie McIntosh of Oil City presided over a noon business session. About 400 bankers and their wives were slated to attend a banquet that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneaut Lake
Pennsylvania Bankers’ Association
Archie McIntosh
Oil City
New Principal of Normal School Is Again Feted
A write-up on the Normal School celebrating its new principal Dr. Foster. The piece recounts remarks by predecessors and faculty, notes about the faculty, and outlines upcoming commencement events including sermons, concerts, receptions, the senior play, and the commencement address by Dr. Alonzo Ray Petty with ceremonies at the Ritz Theatre from May 27 to May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Dr. Foster
Y. P. Percival
Foster
Percival
Coach Miller
Michael J. Walsh
Miller
Stern
Normal School
Robert MacGowan
Pittsburgh
Ritz ‘Theatre
Recreation Hall
Ritz Theatre
Alonzo Ray Petty
Philadelphia
Ritz
Two Automobiles In Bad Collision Reported At Glymer School
Glymer School Board lists 1927-1928 term staff and students by grade. First grade Verna Carnahan Miriam Thompson. second grade Aunice Caldwell Louise Barber. third grade Carol Monrhead Gertrude Malcom Ruth Templeton Margaret Davison. fourth grade Mildred Hart. fifth grade Trene Thorburn Thressa Hart. sixth grade Alice Nelson Margaret Anderson. seventh and eighth grades Irvin Myers Gladys Thomas. high school Beulah Liggett. teachers D A Dunmire mathematics George F Ober science Esther Smith Latin Mildred Gathgate music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glymer School Board
Verna Carnahan
Miriam Thompson
Aunice Caldwell
Louise Barber
Carol Monrhead
Gertrude Malcom
Ruth Templeton
Margaret Davison
Mildred Hart
Trene Thorburn
Thressa Hart
Alice Nelson
Margaret Anderson
Irvin Myers
Gladys Thomas High School
Beulah Liggett
D. A. Dunmire
George F. Ober
Esther Smith
Mildred Gathgate
Eskimo Display Fire Causes Big Loss at Lancaster Store
Keystone Furniture Store in Lancaster Pennsylvania estimated a 50 000 loss after an Eskimo display costume named Snow made of cotton caught fire in a museum style exhibit. The blaze spread to the whole store and a detective is under investigation for possible responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Keystone Furniture Store
Oviring
Points on People in Indiana Visitors List
A list notes many local residents and visitors in Indiana including Albert Grazier Harry Schrader NM Kohler Marie Shaw Laura Neidersiter Joseph Sunderland James Rocco Adam King CG E Kinter Clyde Reese Alex Sterner J C Moore A V Piper John P Martin C J Frazier D B Gordes R D Carnahan Ruthrye Mrs D E Marsh Julia Dick Charles F Penn. It records travel between towns and a hospital typhoid fever illness.
Differences Settled After Amicable Conference
Charles A Levine and Clarence Chamberlin reached a cordial agreement at Levine's home arranged by G Bellanca. They announced that all differences were settled and that Levine would withdraw injunctions against Columbia Aircraft and accompany Chamberlin on the Trans Atlantic New York to Paris flight in the Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig
Dilot
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Columbia Aircraft’ Corporation
Clarence Chamberlin Qn
Columbia
Anne
Rossiter Hold-up Case Ends Abruptly
Report describes a hold up involving Rossiter that concluded unexpectedly after police arrested three men near the Pier, with Miller and others guiding authorities. The suspects were arraigned, provided bail, and remanded to await yesterday’s hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawney
Miller
Piercé Come
Berty
Road program progresses five mile stretch report
Notes from the town report rapid progress on a five mile road project from the McConnaughey Bridge to Ward Audman concrete laid on about 200 feet. Also: Detroit beat Washington 5 to 3 as umpire calls shake the game. J C Rowland resigns from Greiner Baking to join Ridgeway Baking. A S Areford of Clarksburg visits Indiana business. George Emerick of Sotattown visits Indiana friends. Ned McCartney, former Ritz Theatre manager, returns from Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stown Company
D. L. Glnsbigler
J.derry
McConnaughey ‘Bridge
Audman
Ned” McCartney
Ritz Theatre
Florida
Indiana
Ing
Here Is Something Every Nervous Person Needs
An advertising notice promotes Lifetone Tablets to relieve nervousness and boost vigor. It promises steadier nerves, brighter eyes, and steady energy, with a return policy through ICut Rate Drug Store and partners, offering seventy two tablets for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lifetone
Icut Rate
Widmann and Teah, Inc
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D. C
Smith Machine Co
Penn State College
Cosgrove-Meehan Coal Corp
Homer
City
Davis
Ray Apartments
Philadelphia Street
Penn State
Theta Xi
Cramer- Wilden
B. F. Bieber
E. Delos Cramer
Ernest
Elizabeth Wilden
Each Young
Charles P. Esch
Clara J. Young
Futture
Bers
Knights of Columbus
St. Bernard's Catholic Church
CO Assis Ty
Stafford
Presley
Church
Clymer
Pas
O. F
Hope Grange
Indiana Hardware Company
Hebrew Unity Congregation
Dion
Homer City
Tide Coaldin
Jin Baxter
Desdemona Rebekah Lodge
Cosgrove and Auto Parts Company
Jon Center
Eaeee Indiana
Accordance Committee of Indiana
Relief Fund
Allie Dove Huntley Gordon
Weel
Ellis
Honor Court
Western Penn
Bankers Meet
Esquimo
Albert Grazier
Harry Schrader
Nemacalin
Mrs. Schrader
NM. G. Kohler
Brushyalley
Marie Shaw
Fryburg
Laura Neidersiter
Venus
Ford
Joseph Sunderland
Glen Campbell
James Rocco
Adam King
Near Hilledale
CG. E. Kinter
Rayne Township
County Commissioners’ Office
Clyde Reese
Rossiter
Alex Sterner
Hillsdale
Squire C. C. MacLain
J. C Moore
Marion Center
Court House
A.V. Piper
Blairsville
John P. Martin of
Near Home
C. J. Frazier
D. B. Gordes
R. D. Carnahan of
Saltsburg
Iniana
Ruthrye of
DuBois
D. E. Marsh
West Church Street
Indiana Hospital
Julia Dick
Charles F. Penn
Arcadia Motor Company
Waynesburg
Whitehill
Wieh
Detroit
Washington
J. C. Rowland
Greiner Baking Co
Ridgeway Baking Company
A. S. Areford
Clarksburg
Yesteray
George B. Emerick
Sotattown
Widmann & Teach, Inc
Rose Blush
Valencia
Water Lily
Glenwood
Glasser
Phila
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