Commencement at Junior High and Training School Ends
Commencement exercises for the Junior High Department and Training School at Stats Teachers College were held in the college chapel. Thirty three graduates received diplomas after a two part program featuring a Chinese garden play directed by Miss Gray and Miss Morrison, a musical program, and a closing song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinior High School
Stats Teachers College
Miss Gray
Miss Morrison
Gong Bearer
Betty Elkin
Dorothy Taggart
Wang-Chu- Mo
Ralph Vinton
Poa-Ting-Fang
Charles Buell
Tai-Lo
Ray Uhler
Li-Ti
Jane Lyke
Ling-Tai-Tai
Jane van Duser
Sara Winger
Wendell Koozer
Charles Carnahan
Umbrella Boys
Jeanne Fait
Mary Ann Oswalt
Mabel Trainer
Rose la Mantia
Pages
Ralph Kelly
James Hess
Cookes
Jack Steetle
Walter Rowley
Harry Neal
Richard Richardson
Scribe
Peggy Fritchman
Sylvia Heyman
Lillian Porter
Armida Rezzola
Mildred
Jennie M. Ackerman
Ane
Local Orchestra Broadcasts Friday Night Dance Program
On Friday May 22 Jack Oswalt and his Melody Boys will broadcast dance music from 10 30 to 11 30 Standard Time over Station WAC Johns town. Music will be provided for park plan dancing every Saturday night at the Liberty Bell Inn three miles west of Blairaville on the William Penn Highway courtesy of Liberty Bell Inn proprietor Mr Stockdale. The program includes a long list of local names, with a Junior High School assembly and American Legion medal presentations to Mary Jane Michie and Paul Johnson by Mrs Dale Timberlake and Mr William Ruddock, as President Charles Foster spoke to the pupils this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Oswalt
Melody Boys
WAC
Johnstown
Mr. Stockdale
Liberty Bell Inn
Blairaville
William Penn Highway
Marty B. Neal, Jr
William Charles Buell
Mary Ann Oswalt
Dorothy Velma Buterbaugh
Roxie Louise Orr
Charles W. Carnahan, Jr
Sara Elizabeth Patton
Helen Brown Coulter
Lillian Elsa Porter
Helen Elizabeth Elkin
Armida Cecilia Rezzolla
Thos
Elmer Ellis, Jr
Richard Richardson
Mary Jeanne Fair
Walter Keith Rowley
Margaret Jane Fritchman
Mildred Ruth Rugh
James William Hess
Jack Robert Steetle
Sylvia Cecil Heyman
Dorothy
Grandview Avenue
Paul Johnson
Linus Johnson
North Fifth Street
Charles Foster
Pinchot Leads Fight Over Howell Bill in Pennsylvania
Governor Pinchot urges Senate action on the Howell bill and broader utility reforms. He pledges new laws to regulate utilities, a reformed Public Service Commission, and supports the Sterling capital stock law amendment. He notes hospitals and Mothers' Assistance funding hinge on Senate passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Senate
Public Service Commission
Jim Benn
House
Young District Attorney Held
David Harris Clark, a former deputy district attorney with a spotless record, surrendered to police in Los Angeles after being named as a likely suspect in the double slayings of Charles Crawford and Herbert Spencer. Clark was questioned by Chief Investigator Blayney Matthews and District Attorney Baron Fitts, with Sheriffs detective Roy Steckel assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald W. Waguner
Los Angeles
David Harris Clark
Charles Crawford
Herbert Spencer
Glark, Wan
Hall of Justice
Blayney Matthews
District Attorney’s Office
Matthews
Baron Fitts
Fitts
Clark
Roy ©. Steckel
Crawford
Spencer
Hollywood Teal
Steckel
Highway Patrol Officer Injured in Ebensburg Incident
Memorial Hospital at Johnstown reports Patrolman Linder sustained a brain concussion and probable skull fracture. An X ray was planned to assess the head injury while he remained in shock. With no witnesses, Ebensburg sub-station officers delayed an immediate probe, promising an intensive investigation today to determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Linder
Ebensburg
George L. Heim Killed in Evening Accident
George L. Heim was instantly killed last evening after serving as pastor in Glen Campbell and Plumville district. He led three churches Mahoning near Plumville Am brose Ambrose and Crooked Creek Chambersville. Survived by his father Daniel 74 and sister Mrs D J Monro of Williamsport. Funeral plans pending with Sunday service near Plumville and burial Tuesday at Montoursville announced tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Campbell
Plumville
Mahoning
Ambrose Baptist Church
Ambrose
Crooked Creek
Chambersville
Daniel
D. J. Monro
Williamsport
Montoursville
Air Forces Move Units to New York by Train Convoy
Air forces depart Dayton bound for New York with 45 transports via Middletown Pennsylvania. Thirty six heavy bombers head to New York via Aberdeen Maryland. Thirty nine observation planes followed by a squadron of 40 travel to New York via Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middletown
Aberdeen
Washington
Band Concert at High School Tonight
The Indiana High School Band offers its final public performance of the year on the High School steps at 7 30 tonight weather permitting Seniors provide most of the conducting duties The program features March On Wisconsin A Summer Evening in Hawaii March The Soaring Eagle Mill in the Forest and more with student conductors at the helm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Wisconsin
W. T. Purdy
Hawaii
V. i. Wheeler
John Klohr
Mill In the Forest
R. H E. Lenberg
Fort Lawton
W. Dworth McGaughey
Julius S. Seredy
Alcazar
K. L. King
Bucalossi
Ohic
Henry Fill
Bird House Winners Get Free Tickets to Hagenbeck Wallace Circus
Scouts from Indiana Brushvalley Salisburg Punxsutawney and nearby areas earned free matinee admission for the Hagenbeck Wallace Circus on May 25. The seventh annual Bird House Contest recognized their April entries and listed dozens of local participants assembled at the Indiana YMCA before marching to the circus grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Boyd Donahey
Jim Williams
Robert Fiscus
Robert Forsha
John Kerr
William Cummins
Merle Henry
Elder Potts
Raymond Johnston
Victor Parks
Lester Williamson
Richard Houck
Ernest Drummond
Stewart Johnston
Ronald Myers
Wilfred Buterbaugh
Earl Dugan
Eber Allshouse
David Buchanan
Walter Kissinger Jr
Howard Houck
Dick Clements
Harry Smith
George Heilburn
Edwin Warner
Bruce Dinsmore
James Bennett
James Swartz
Reyburn Jamison
Clarence Tomb Jr
James Martin
Guy Kanable
Charley Wolfe
Brushvalley
Clyde Spiers
Joseph George
Leroy Smith
Hart Smith
Charles Overdorff
Jack Rowland
Walter George
Lisle Spiers
Boyd Overdorff
Salisburg
Raymond Rose
Myron Kiebler
Charles Guthridge
Teddy Shupe
Carvel Roth
Billy and
Clover Pounds
John Parks
Edwin Ruddock
John Sasock
Pickering
Nathaniel Simpson
Lucerne Mines
Stanley Plizza
Graceton
Billy Robertson
Lyle Coy
Joe Kaleta
Raymond Holt
Russell Hoy
Joe Stackiosa
Billy Jennings
George Kival
Joe Marshall
Gastie Burs
Sam Vikek
Paul Kimetz
Harvey Lingle
Arthur Nelson
John Holt
Charles Schwab on The Tide Coming In For Labor Costs
Charles Schwab warned against arbitrary wage cuts in the steel industry. He favored reducing costs through efficiency rather than slashing wages, arguing such cuts threaten living standards while productivity gains lower cost per ton without harming workers’ pay. He stressed the need to protect the public interest and oppose easy payroll cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwab
Piano pupils present recital at Methodist Church
The Indiana recital featured Misa Nellie M. Miller's piano pupils in the social hall of the new Methodist Church last evening at 8 o'clock. The program included many pieces and honored students who did not miss a lesson, with a comprehensive honor roll and a long list of participants across multiple duets and solo numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Nellie M. Miller
Indiana
New Methodist Church
Misa Miller
Krogmann
Elma Heyman
Phillis Heyman
Birdy
N. Louise Wright
Mary Lou Douglass
Rose Gaynor
Edwin Everett
the Merry Elves
Mabel Besthoff
Dorothy Louize Roberts
Walter Rolfe
Mary Louise Fowler
Ding, Dong Bell
Geo. L. Spaulding
Ruth Louise Fisher
Mabel Madigan Watson
John Creps
Greig
Mary Lee Gray
Vivian Myers
Carlton Myers
Helen L. Cramm
Lucille Steetle
Ella Ketterer
Barbara Prothero
Oesten
Maxine Seanor
Sarah Jane Lewis
Tone Picture
Richard Warner
Veidi-Williams
Ruth Hoover
Sunbeama
Helen MacGregor
Mary Jean Ansley
Margaret Guthrie
Robin’s
Ethelbert Nevin
Ruth Neal
Irene Chookie
Heller
Maxine Ranke
N. von Wilm
Jane McQuilken
Colombine
Delahaye
Evelyn Thomas
Elimenreich
Ada St. Clair
Andante
Margaret Jones
C. S. Morrison
Receil Lytle
Beethoven
Emma Jean Moorhead
Louisa Sutton
Godard
Rebecca Smith
The
Fortussen
Betty Sprankle
Chaminade
Betty Machanable
Chopin
Jack Steetle
Paderewski
Lucille Seanor
Leonard Brody
Mendelssohn
Marian Cox
William ‘Tel
Rossini-Smith
Twila Hoover
Dan Gregory and His Victor Recording Orchestra at Cliffside Park
Dan Gregory and his Victor Recording Orchestra perform tonight at Cliffside Park following a successful engagement at the Paramount Grill in New York. The group, hailed as one of the country’s best, promises a scheduled treat for music and dance lovers attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Gregory
Victor Recording Orchestra
Paramount Grill
New York
Cliffside Park
Gregory
Resolutions Form Tax Justice League in North Mahoning Township
A large turnout at Grange Hall Trade City formed the Tax Justice League of North Mahoning Township Indiana County Pennsylvania. Officers elected include President Charles Miller Vice President H E Roney Secretary Mrs I M Lewis and Treasurer William Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Trade City
Tax Justice League
North Mahoning Township
Harry A. Lydick
Charles Miller
Lydick
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Tax-Justice League of
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Hamilton
H. E. Roney
I. M. Lewis
Marchand
William Shaffer
Punxsutawney
R. D
Poppy Day Saturday Seen Across Indiana Windows
Indiana store windows feature student posters for Poppy Day prepared by sixth to eleventh graders. American Legion Auxiliary Post 141 members will sell the poppies Saturday May 23. Volunteers include Mrs. Kinter, Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Penfield, Mrs. Work, Mrs. File, Mrs. McCrea, Mrs. Peterman, Mrs. Shea, Mrs. Timberlake, Mrs. Manners, Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. Fairman, Mrs. Hamner, Mrs. Widdowson, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Ferrier, Mrs. Steetle, Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Kritzer, Mrs. Timberlake, Mrs. Peter man, Mrs. Parks, Mrs. Beck, Mrs. Zerfoss, Lin Detwiler, Gertrude Haer, Jean Kaufmann, Betty Gibson, Edith Sears Beatrice Fleming, Beascha Alex Malcolm of Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
American Legion Auxiliary
Post 141
Paul Kinter
Claire Weaver
Roy Penfield
Valjean Work
Clinton File
Harry McCrea
Walter Peterman
Bernell Shea
Clyde Timberlake
Merbert Manners
Fred Vaughn
Clarence Fairman
Winnie Hammere
Wilbur Widdowson
Ear) Long
Lloyd Fowler
J. Q. Anderson
Ed Bennett
William Moore
Charles Ferrier
Paul Steetle
Kay Manning
Hannah Kritzer
County Efficiency Conference Planned for Indiana County
The Indiana County Sabbath School Association holds a County Efficiency Conference at First United Presbyterian Church Indiana on Monday May 26 with 1 pm registration and worship at 1 15 pm Dr George W Wellburn State Superintendent of Christian Education will lead an open forum Divisional Conferences follow for district superintendents Attendance is urged for all district officers pastors Sabbath school leaders and teachers to ensure a successful district program
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Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Church School
First United Presbyterian Church
Indiana
George W. Wellburn
Christian Education
Indiana County
Indiana Deaths Reported In Brief Notices From Local Area
Death calls in Indiana for several residents as obituaries note husbands wives and children. Frances Beard Kuchenbrod widow and three sons and three daughters are named in one notice. Anna Wasko infant dies of pneumonia. John Stosky 87 dies at home in Clymer with family survivors listed. Mrs J U Blose a 75 year old Altoona widow dies of heart attack. Funeral details and burial plans given for each case. D 8 Bowser and H Wallace Thomas also noted as local figures.
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Frances Beard Kuchenbrod
Clarence Kushenbrod
Denver
Colorado
Fred Kuchenbrod
Johnstown
Ernest Kuchenbrod
J. C. Craig
Indiana
R. I. Pideoe
Williamsport
E. R. Helsel
Akron
Ohio
Anna Wasko
John Wasko
Lucerne
John Stosky
Clymer
Byrnedale
Sofia Storky
John
Joseph
Edward Storky
Helen Storky
Teresa Kyens
Grand Rapids
Mich
St. Bernard's
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
J. U. Blose
Lillie Brown Blose
Altoona
Mary Brown
Wharchand
Blose
Merchant
Samuel C. Brown
Jane Allison Brown
de Blose
Dayiin
Edna
Maris Blose
Ethel Weaver
Meadville
C. W. Brown
Wilbur CG. Brown
Marchand
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Jane Teoka Lyke
Helen Catherine Boyer
GOV. Pinchot
Howell Bill
Moorhead
Sport Oxfords
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George L. Heim
Dayton
Bird House
Charles Schwab
Mary Winger
Ruth Jobe
Jane Jobe
Maryee Gray
Dorothy Louise Roberts
Sara Jane Lewis
Mary Alice Jones
Garson Creps
Donald Brody
Betty Mac Kanabie
Ruthodel Bond
Betty Long
Twhia Hoover
Peggy Coulter
Barbara Prothera
Mary Allen Forrester
Jean Lanich
Phyllis Heyman
Ruth Cox
John Craps
Mary Leu
Ballybedy
Roceil Lytle
Ruthedeland
John Flenniker
Pburrel Township
Tandidata
Fay County
John Reed
Green Township
Floyd
William Reed
Reed
Travis
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Igh
TAX Justice
Chas. Miller
Alex Malcolm
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Bowser
H. Wallace Thomas
New York City
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Cities Service Company
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Robert S. George
Blairsville, Ps
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