Track Meet Results From Indiana County Meet
County track meet results include class A and B performances with records in 100 yard dash 100 times 28 seconds and 41 7 shot put by Gallo Indiana and details for both classes. Indiana High School and Pine Township won cups as Simpson Gallo Reese set county records and teams from Homer City Plumville and Blairsville competed.
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Craig
Sheehe
Cum Tins
Zec
Grensley
Whitmyre
J Iy
Allsop
Duffalo
Diseux
Dickey
Gallo
Hart
Reene
Corraini
Phillips Troupe
Davis
DeLuca
Abraham
Meard Dash
Gressley
Nix
Good
Watkins
Prugh
Reeve
Dematt
Wetzell
Petras
T. Sheehe
Puchanan
Lamboda
Jones
Neiler
Repdneki
McKee
Labods
Indiana
Homer City
Clymer
Blairsville
Brents
Malec
Moorhead
Basile
Redman
Pifer
Serene
Douglass
Lunn
Smith
Granis
Waterson
Babiak
Goss
E. McPherson
Zamberlain
Ceasna
Grassell
Hodgson
Et Johnston
Detweiler
Aughanbaugh
Anthony
Didderio
Cessna
Miller
Graseell
Kopp
Myers
Dert- Balla
Cherry Tree
Roasilen
Elders Ridge
Reese
Juliana
Pullmer
Indian
Gosnell
Saltsburg
Smathers
Delahanty
Bartlebaugh
Steele
Eldersridge
Cossnn
Plumville
Simpson
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Indiana High School
Clasa
Pine Township
Heilwood
Pennsylvania Wet Ticket Dominates Prohibition Debate
Reports from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh detail a heated Pennsylvania primary where Phillips Bohlen and Grundy backers push wet reforms against Davis Brown and Pinchot. Officials fear fraud and mobilize 300,000 voters with county detectives and deputy sheriffs ready to enforce order.
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United States Department of Justice
United States Senate
Phillips- Bohlen
Philadelphia
Wm. S. Ware
Prof. Bohlen
Pinchot
Novemer
Wets
Kistler
Phillips-Bohlen
Pennsylvania
Grundy
Davis
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Morrow
Pittsburgh
INS
Allegheny County
George W. Murren
Andrew 'S Park
Twalva
Robert Cain
Park
Department of Justice
Gerald P. Nye
Senatorial Committee
United States
Nya
Death of Raymond Mikesell in Blairsville
Raymond Mikesell died of pneumonia at his home 45 East Rawson Avenue Blairsville on Saturday evening May 17. He leaves his mother Myrtle Mikesell and brother Homer Mikesell at home. Funeral services were held at his home at 2 PM and interment followed in Blairsville Cemetery.
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Raymond’ Mikesall
Raymond Mikesell
Rawson Avenue
Blairsville
Myrtle Mikesell
Homer Mikesell
Blairsville Cemetery
Graf Zeppelin Takes Flight From Seville For South Atlantic Run
Seville reports Graf Zeppelin lifting at 8:32 a m heading southwest with passengers and mail toward Pernambuco Brazil on an 18 000 mile leg. Dr Ilugo Eckener at the controls waves to cheering crowds as the airship begins its voyage to South America the United States and return to Germany.
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Thomas A. Loayza
INS Star
Seville
South America
United States
Ilugo Eckener
Spain
Graf
South Atlantic Ocean
Pernambuco
Brazil
North Pacific
Atlantic
Cadiz
Germany
Zeppelinu
Graf Zeppelin set for Atlantic crossing voyage
Reports describe plans for the Graf Zeppelin to sail from Seville toward Africa and onward to a trans Atlantic route. New passengers include Mya and Mary Plerea, Lieut. Colonel Emilio Herrera of the Spanish Royal Air Force, and Infante Alfonso D Orlean, king’s cousin and aviation enthusiast. The Infante expects Zeppelin service to prove profitable, drawing on two decades of flight experience including wartime Zeppelins.
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Gupler
Africa
Cape Verde
Ialands
Canary Islands
Seville
Mya
Mary Plerea
New York
Emilio Herrera
Royal Air Force
South America
Infante
Alfonso D'Orleans
Alfonso
Spain
International News Service
Mystery 16 year old girl found in Philadelphia
Boston police work to identify a cultured 16 year old girl found wandering in Philadelphia on May 1. She recalls horse back rides with a governess named Frankie and hints at a Massachusetts home, but memory is fragmentary following mental strain. Authorities pursue relatives and origin.
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Horae
King
Schofield
Boston
INS
Philadelphia
Sayeré
Tommy Gold
Vandergold
Frankie
Indiana Boro Contest Shapes Gubernatorial and Senate Fight
Indiana Boro candidates vie for the unfinished U S Senate seat held by Joseph R Grundy and for the governorship in a three cornered race. Opponents include James J Davis and Francis H Bohlen with Webster Garfield Drew also in the Senate contest. The governor's race features Francis Shunk Brown backed by Philadelphia and Davis, Thomas W Phillips Jr and former Governor Gifford Pinchot in a three way battle. Also selecting candidates for lieutenant governor secretary of internal affairs and multiple court and legislative posts.
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John T. Davis
Blairsville
Dider Peeler
Indiana
Charles R. Griffith
Marlon Genter
United States Senate
William&. Ware
Senate
Joseph R. Grundy
James J. Davis
Francis H. Bohlen
University of Pennsylvania
Webster Garfield
Drew
McKean
Fsat
Francis Shunk Brown
Philadelphia
Davis
Shate
Pittsburgh
Thomas W. Phillips, Jr. Butler
Gifford Pinechot
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Supreme Court
State Superior Court
State Senate
State House of Representatives
Election petitions, local board disputes reach judge
Petitions of a minor nature were refused by Judge MacFarlane as election matters continued. A request to order the Fourth district board in Homestead over alleged two room use was denied. Officials from the Department of Animal Industry returned home for the election while Hugh Wiley’s condition improved in hospital.
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MacFarlane
Board of
Fourth District
Second Ward
Homestead
Department of Animal Industry
Harrisburg
Hugh Wiley
Thdiana
Talks of Youth Speaker Dr. Bingham Addresses Indiana Clubs
National lecturer and psychologist Guy Morris Bingham spoke to the Indiana Rotary and Kiwanis clubs at Moore Hotel. He lectured Indiana High School students on future outlook, responsibility, and parental role, urging trust and guidance to curb youth problems and encourage responsibility. He quoted Cain and urged that the citizen of tomorrow is the youth of today.
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Guy Morris Bingham
Washington, D.C
Indiana Rotary
Kiwanis
Moore Hotel
Bingham
Indiana High School
Cain
Indiana
Points on People in Indiana County Social Roundup
A montage of brief social notes lists Frank Sensabaugh of Green township and Charles Adamson of Washington township as Monday callers and visitors in town. Linus Heath of Harrisburg’s Auditor General’s Department returns home after a visit. Various local residents and visitors are noted including Laney of Center township Orr of Five Points visiting Squire McLain, contractor Paul Azzara of Barnesboro, and George T. McHenry managing Armstrong County Home electric work. Emma Stewart teaches in Connellsville and is vacationing with her father Ernest Stewart. Quince B. Jones returns from business trips to West Virginia and Kentucky. The piece also mentions Harry Sutton of Chicago visiting his parents, Homer Pickle of Ellwood City, Blanch Anthony of Harrisburg, and McHenry Hoover of Los Angeles visiting Marion Weston in town. Alfred Wiggins and wife return from South America to Chautauqua, NY. Charles Cunningham of Cresson National Bank and Mrs. Cunningham visit family. John Lowry returns to Brackenridge from a weekend with his mother.
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Pegr
Hartishurg
M. C. Watson
F. L. Crow
Homer City
John
Doty
Merle Fingle
Potter County
John Bennett
Department of Forestry and Waters
Harrisburg
Indiana
Charles Li Bence
J. J. Henderson
George Nesbit
Penn Run
Samuel Long
W. C. Lyster
Pine Township
Harry Taylor
Morgantown
West Virginia
Agustus Taylor
Harold Simpson
State Banking Department
Philadelphia
George E. Simpson
Harry Bartley
Somerset
C. E. Myers
Erie
Thomas Bolo
McIntyre
Frank Sensabaugh
Green Township
Charles Adamson
Washington Township
Linus Heath
Auditor General’s Department
C. ©. Laney
Center Township
Short Orr
Five Points
Squire C. C. McLain
Paul Azzara
Barnesboro
George T. McHenry
Armstrong County
Kittanning
Emma Stewart
Connellsville
Ernest Stewart
Quince B. Jones
Kentucky
J. L. Allison
Robert W. Allison
Wilkinsburg
Elmer W. Allison
Allison
Sebring
Fla
Chautauqua
Harry Sutton
Chicago
Lafayette Sutton
Sutton
Washington, D. .C
New York City
Homer Pickle
Ellwood City
Schrecengost
West Philadelphia
Blanch Anthony
John 8. Fisher
McHenry Hoover
Los Angeles
Calif
Marion D. Weston
Alfred Wiggins
Mother Charged With Murder In Erie Case
In Erie Pennsylvania jury selection begins for Mrs Ednoe Mumbulo over the death of her 11 year old stepdaughter Hilda burned in an apartment March 22. Her husband Ralph faces a separate trial after defense efforts for a joint trial failed.
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Erie
Meg
Ednoe Mumbulo
Mumbulo
Hilda
Ralph
Otto Herbst
Stocks at 1:30 General Motors Grigsby Gruno and More
Stocks at 1 30 show varied movements with names including General Motors Grigsby Gruno and Manns Gruno and firms such as Kelvinator Nash Motor Studebaker Westinghouse and Radio Corp listed among others with percent changes noted for several. Investor attention focuses on major industry players and utility groups amid fluctuating prices.
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General Motor
Grigsby-Gruno
Nick
Kelvinator
Kennicott Cop
Assoc Gas
Elee
Pennroad Corp
Willye-Overland Sseveeereeys
Gurtis-Wrigth
Reseeseetse
Miami Gap
Esseavicerestes
Nash Motor
Ceeeeees
NJ Central
HTFD
Pseeeee Radio Corp Sinclair Or
Standard Oil
Teeee TE Studebaker
State accuses stepmother in child arson assault
A State charge alleges the stepmother threw burning gasoline onto the sleeping child in bed. The incident is described as arson or attempted murder with the child as the victim. Police investigated and filed formal charges against the mother figure.
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Richie
Ladies Golf Season Opens at Indiana Country Club
The Indiana Country Club ladies opened their golf season with a Friday luncheon match attended by thirty. The lineup includes Captain Buterbaugh, Mrs Anna Simpson, Mrs Gertrude St Clair, Mrs Mation Mabon, Mrs Daisy Park, Mrs Louise Maloney, Mrs May Smith, Mrs Anna Buterbaugh, Captain Nicoson, and many others. Next Friday, Mrs William Pierce chair of the Tournament Committee plans a One Chip match at 10 AM with lunch at 1 PM.
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Indiana Country Club
Buterhaugh
Anna Simpson
Is.sessseeee
Gertrude St. Clair
Mation Mabon
Daisy Park
Louise Maloney
Ceres
May Smith
Eespeepeereee
Anna Buterbaugh
William Pierce
Obituary for Indiana County resident John O Neal
Rest born in Armstrong township April 14 1836. He sailed to Panama and California before returning to Mitchells Mills Indiana county. He served in Civil War Company B 67th Pennsylvania and later farmed and ran lumber business. He was married to Nancy Walker and had six children sixteen grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. He was a lifelong United Presbyterian and active in church affairs. He died leaving a generous legacy to the Indiana community.
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Armstrong Township
Shelocta
Mitchell’s Mills
Green Township
Mitchell's Mills
New York City
Panama
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco
California
Indiana County
O’neal
Mr. O'Neal
Nancy Walker
Indiana
Belle
Margaret
Edward
James Keeley
J. A. Sumpter
South Carolina
J. W
Adena
Ohio
O'Neal
67Th Reg
Pennsylvania
Salisburg
United Presbyterian Church
Gas remedies touted by Old Herb Man in York
A York reader praises Caliier’s Old Herbs for relief from severe gas indigestion and bilious attacks. He describes stomach pain, constipation, tiredness, and improved digestion after using the remedy, and notes the Old Herb Man at Widmann and Teac Cut Rate Drug Store promoting the product daily.
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Charles Roger Pedling
Kings Mill Road
York
Pennsylvania
Caliier
Widmann and
Teac Cut Rate Drug Store
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Ier
Washington
William Fraw
Philips-Dorranes-Bohlen
Frew Pald
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Literary Digest
Éd. States
Oystone
illips-Bohlen
Davis-Brown
O Bome
Pennyania
Sena Grundy
Brown
Bristol
Senator Grundy
Allegheny Co
Joe
Bohlen
Milford
Ray
Gifford Pinchot
Jas. F. Marshall
Bakertown
Graf Zeppelin
BORO
Rotary
Captain Nicoson
Mary Pealer
Edna Pierce
Ces Beep Eeeree
Edith McCarthy
Mable Jack
Edna St. Clair
Cee Seer
Isabella Sutton
Ssserers
Jess Ray
Marion Nicoson
Collier
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