Heilwood P T A Meets on Membership and Honors
Heilwood Parent Teacher Association held its monthly meeting in the High Mine auditorium. The program featured a talk by Norman Knonty on worthy home membership, a student play “Godspeed,” and notices of the State Safety Essay Contest with Betty Martin winning a wrist watch and Opal Shirley earning a silver medal. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs. George Lindsay, First VP Virgil Grumbkin, Second VP Blair Muffley, Treasurer Mrs. W. A. Dinsmore, Secretary Sara Glenn, Historian Mrs. Bentz. A strawberry festival was announced for June 17, with a lunch served by Heilwood teachers.
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Worthy Home
Heilwood
High Mine
Worthy Hut
Norman Knonty
Tudiana
Gramblin
Igh
Godspeed
George Tindsay
Virgil Grumbkin
Secon
Blair I. Muffley
W. A. Dinsmore
Sara Glenn
Bentz
Laing
Betty Martin
Opal Shirley
Strongstown
Heilwood Dune
First St Bernards Show Opens With Mixed Arts Display
The event features a varied program with songs such as Carry Me Back to Old Virginny and When Eliza Rolled Her Eyes, a mind reading act from Europe, violinist Lewis Sheede, and Harry Austin performing negro spirituals. The Blackville Dramatic Society performs the Balcony Scene from Romeo and Juliet with a locally named cast, in a revised version.
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Joseph Trolli
Old Virginny
Neil Stadtmiller
Eliza Rolle
Robot Neller
Robert E. Les
Benny Shelton
Clorinda
William Adams
Ingle
Europe
Lewis Sheede
Harry Austin
Blackville Dramatic Society
Blackberry
Albert Rinaldi
Hastus Jones
Walley Scroth
Meeting Highlights From A Vague Parent Teacher Session
A rough report describes a parent teacher meeting focusing on discipline and dress regulations for students. It references an Education authority and concerns about student behavior, supervision, and possible changes in school policy.
Local Teacher Organizes 4 H Clubs Across County
Misa Rossie Owens of the State Extension Bureau departed for Marion Center and Rochester Mills to organize girls 4-H clubs. The Marion Center club organized this morning and the Rochester Mills club in the afternoon as plans to expand 4-H across the county continued.
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Misa Rossie Owens
Lemnartes
Department of the State \Spicultural Extension Bureau
Indiana County
Merm Bureau
Marion Center
Rochester Mills
Mise
Betty Martin Prize Winner in Safety Essay
Betty Martin of Hellwood, a widow in Pine Township High, won the grand prize in the seventh to ninth grade division of the Central Pennsylvania Safety Council Safety Essay Contest. Over 100000 students across 11 counties entered. 18 Indiana county essays were judged and sent to Johnstown for final judging. The grand prize was a white gold Elgin wrist watch. the presentation was made to Miss Watson, Martin’s teacher, after Mr Edwards delivered the watch to Hellwood.
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Central Pennsylvania Council
Misa Betty “Martin
Hellwood
Pine Township
Prian
Central Kenneylvania Safety Council
Miss Martin
Blair
Benford
Cambria
Huntingdon
Indiana
Clearfield
Elk
Jefferson
Center
Fulton
Somerset
Martin
James F. Chapman
George Edwards
Indiana County
Chapman
Mr. Edwards
Herbert Wardrop
Johnstown
Blair County
R. E. Laramy
M. §&. Bentz
Cambria County
James Killins
Marianne
Hellwood School
Misa Watson
Clymer Auto Co Robbery Cleared Up
Witczak held for court on felonious entry and larceny after confessing to breaking into the basement and office of the Franklin Street Auto Company in Clymer. Loot valued over $400 included tires tubes meters coils and tools. defendant posted $1,000 bail.
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Walter H. Jackson
Witczak
Mindo
Auto Company
Wihduyy
Buffalo
Rayne Township
Widdowson
Franklin Street Auto Company
Franklin Street Clymer
Hoover declines call for extra session amid relief push
The article notes demands for an extra session to pass relief legislation and relief measures in agriculture. Senator La Follette urges action while Hoover does not mention the topic in his statement. The piece reflects partisan tension and concerns over wintery conditions and unemployment.
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Noroupa
Kuin
la Follette
Loover
Uae
Vse
Hagenbeck Wallace Circus Opens With Grand Show
The Hagenbeck Wallace Circus arrives with 60 cars of wonders and a larger, wilder program. Clyde Beatty leads a display of over 30 fighting lions and tigers while the Neiss family performs high in the tent and Miss Ella Néigs appears among fearless acts. The menagerie opens an hour early for educational viewing. doors at 1 and 7, shows at 2 and 8. Henry Hall's Book Store sells seats.
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SRE
Hagenbeck Wallace Circus
Golden Orient
Japan
Hagenbeck Wallace
Clyde Beatty
Manneford
Wilno
Neiss
Ella Néigs
America
Henry Hall
Hoover Opposes Calling Congress for Extra Session
The President states he will not call an extra session, arguing it would hinder the healing economic process. He says polls show Democratic opposition is limited and emphasizes that only church and reform groups push for such a session to pursue relief and World Court ratification.
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Congress
Senate
Federated Churches of Christ In America
National Women's League For Peace and Freedom
Legislative League
Peoples Lobby
John Dewey
John D. Rockefeller
J. P. Morgan
Henry Ford
Tasue
Hoover
James E. Watson
House
Farrel ls Wage Cuts Debate Roils Steel Industry
The hearing records Farrell blaming wage cuts on industry rivals and comradely leadership while Schwab says he sees little difference in views. Farrell argues wages are not stabilized, prices are too high, and profits imperiled as steel firms slash costs and jobs.
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Schwab
Farrel
Farrell
New York
Lancaster
Bon Ton Trainer Drug Torn Barney and Johnston Leonarason
In a muddled report the Bon Ton trainer actions and racing names Barney Johnston and Leonarason Sloan Brow Tudlaus Mardwase appear. The Leader and Sivana Sleesery eToe are noted in the fragmented item.
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Bon Ton
Barney & Johnston
Leonarason
Sloan
Tudlaus Mardwase Co
Sivana Sleesery
eToe
Weather outlook next week for Washington and regions
The Weather Bureau reports a week ahead with fair conditions in the North and Middle Atlantic states early, then occasional showers around Thursday or Friday. The Ohio Valley sees a cool start, rising temperatures to midweek with above normal heat by Wednesday, and cooler trends at week’s end.
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Washington
Weather Bureau Today
North
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Pardon Board Recommends Commutes for Johnstown Ex-Mayor
Harrisburg May 23 UP Joseph Cauffiel ex mayor of Johnstown won part of his freedom through a commutation recommendation by the State Board of Pardons to Governor Pinchot for extortion and gambling charges. Full pardon was refused and a month of parole is expected before December 31.
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Harrisburg
Joseph Cauffiel
Johnstown
State Board of Pardons
Pinchot
Cauffiel
Cambria County Court
Theodore R. Leslie
Tioga County
Wilford Jones
Wayne
Arthur Marshall
Allegheny
Vero Sakette
Centre
James Holmes
Armstrong
William Gabriel
Montgomery
Frank Mussolino
Henry Adking
Beaver
Chas. Nicewonger
Blair
Joseph O'Brien
Cambria
Isaac Hoover
Clearfield
Herbert H. Wiser
McKean
Andre Nichiporuk
Washington
John Thomaszewski
William Swartley
Stephen Zeck
Butler
John Gladysiewic
Sandy Kailburn
Jarceny
Joseph Porto
Indiana
Joseph Prokopchow
Somerset
Ernest Creamer
Michael Berardino
Robert Stewart
Edward Wielinski
Erie
Liquidation About Over Says Schwab in 1930s Address
Schwab argues liquidation in the steel industry is nearing an end after eighteen months of readjustment and twelve months of curtailment. He notes first-half output around 30 million tons, under half capacity but above 50 percent of normal. No inventories exist and orders must be rolled, signaling cautious optimism amid a slow summer and ongoing adjustment.
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Farrell
Schwab
Brush Valley High to Present Class Night and Commencement
Brush Valley High School plans a radio style class night Tuesday May 26 at 8:00 in the Community Hall featuring the senior class with a girls chorus directed by Miss Jane Williams and announcer James Stewart. The program includes songs, poems, and prophecies by seniors and a class will in the audience. Commencement will follow Thursday May 28 at 8:00 with processional invocation and diplomas presented by Supt. D L Winger and Rev. O C Carlile with class roll and honors listed.
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Brush Valley High School
BVHS
Brush Valley
Jate Williams
James Stewart
Vera Altemus
Josephina Pizarchik
Mabel Patterson
Elizabeth Altemus
Cine
Wye
Mary Stake
Y . Conor
Sara Palmer
0. C. Carlile
Joseph M. Uhler
Points on People visits and local movements in Indiana
Squire Walter H. Jackson left for Akron Ohio to spend the weekend with Mrs. Jackson. Major CG MelLain travels to Philadelphia for a business weekend. Milliard R. Smith of Pittsburgh visited the Longs en route to Burnside to see his father K. A. Smith. Hillsdale residents Clark Getty and W. W. Goss with Ernest joined Indiana visitors. North Mahoning farmer D F Chapman called on Indiana friends. Squire Frank Kerr and Lynn Bdterbaugh were Indiana business visitors. Dr W Shields farmer from Conemaugh township called in the Treasurer’s office. Frank B. Bryan of Rayne township conducted town business. A L Bennett assessor of Pina township visited the County Commissioners. H J Davis of Green township returned after Indiana business. Wilson Bowser of West Mahoning county was in Indiana. Peter Parks of Blairsville visited the Court House. Lisle Shank of Cherrytree drove to Indiana to visit friends. State Health Department officials M E Karstetler of Logantown and J M Keannan of Oscolla Mills toured private water supplies, to spend the weekend at home. Allen J. Lewis of Cherrytree attended to town business yesterday. O W Widdowson of Clymer was a Friday visitor in Owk.
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Herk
U. S
Gourt J. Wood Clark
Pittsburgh
Squire Walter H. Jackson
Akron
Ohio
Mrs. Jackson
CG. C. MelLain
Philadelphia
Milliard R. Smith
W. Earl Long
Burnside
K. A. Smith
W. W. Goss
Ernest and Clark Getty
Hillsdale
Indiana
D. F. Chapman
North Mahoning Township
Squire Frank Kerr
Lynn Bdterbaugh
Grant Township
Or. W. Shields
Conemaugh Township
Frank B. Bryan
Rayne Township
A. L. Bennett
Pina Township
H. J. Davis
Green Township
Logantown
J. M. Keannan
Oscolla Mills
State Department of Health
Allen J. Lewis
Cherrytree
Yeateray
O. W. Widdowson
Clymer
Shining Pans Care and Poppy Day Calls
Aluminum should stay bright and polished with vinegar solution and slow heat. Inside to be rubbed with salt on flannel while outside gets whitening dust. “Won’t You Wear a Poppy today” urges universal support for returning soldiers. De Molay dance at Indiana Country Club drew about 30 couples last night.
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Indiana Country Club
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