Indiana Girl Married in Steubenville Nuptials
Miss Thel McAroon of Indiana, daughter of Mrs. Frank Doyle of Marion Center, married William Underwood of Cleveland at LaDelle View M E Church parsonage. Rev W S Tilton officiated. The bride wore beige satin. Attendant Miss Frances Harrison in pink crepe. Best man John Elafrance. After dinner the couple honeymooned and will reside in Steubenville, Ohio. Underwood works at Weirton Steel Company, Weirton, W Va. The bride previously waitress at Artemus Restaurant Indiana and Sherwood’s at Steubenville.
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Thel McAroon
Indiana
Mta
Frank Doyle
Marion Center
William ‘Underwood
Wood
Cleveland
Frances Harrison
John Elafrance
Steubenville
Underwood
Weirton Steel Company
Weirrton
W. Va
Artemus
Sherwoods
Steuben
Cities Service Company Reports Record 1980 Earnings
Cities Service Company announces net earnings for the 12 months ending April 20 1980 of 51 071 882 00 a record for any similar period in company history. The amount rises 15 000 000 00 or 44 percent from the prior year. Preferred dividends at 6 percent consume part, leaving 36 461 193 00 for common stock.
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Cities Service Company
Ratification splits the nation over tariff and lumber duties
The article describes fierce political contention over a ratification push and a tariff bill tied to river and harbor spending. It notes opposition labeling the measure as pork, debates over a lumber duty of one dollar per thousand feet, and anticipated Senate tactics amid a House uproar and uncertain adjournment timing led by Senator Borah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Curtis
Sen‘Borah, R
Ida
His Ship Comes in Every Day
Robert Dollar, 96, Pacific coast mariner and inspiration for Cappy Ricks, poses with Mrs. Dollar at the National Foreign Tendo Convention in Los Angeles. Dollar, a multi millionaire shipowner, notes ships come in daily as his banner sails over a fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aya Crypts
Robert Dollar
Pacific Coast Mariner
Mrs. Dollar
Treaty adjournment pressures and mileage payments eyed
Don treaty backers expect Congress to adjourn by mid summer with Watson predicting July 1 as the date. Opponents call it the middle of the summer. The President’s extra session threat stirs mileage pay hopes, possibly after tariff and rivers and harbors bills pass, awaiting a special session to authorize mileage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Congress
Mmiddle
Dune
Watson
Ind
Senate
Lawmakers clash over radio act powers and appeals
Congress passed the radio act of 1927 but Rep Lehlbach of New Jersey argues the act aimed to strip the Court of Appeals of fact review in broadcasting disputes. He proposes amendments and riders to make the Radio Commission the arbiter of facts on over time and wage length grants, shifting authority from courts to national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Radio Net
General Elevtric Company
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Lehlbach, R
New Jersey
House Merchant Marine Committee
Lehlbach
Senate
Radio Commission
Ehlbach
Legal challenge seeks to limit appeals against the Radio Commission
A proposal would make only questions of law appealable and affect 56 pending appeals in the Court of Appeals. If half are granted, the current broadcasting system could be seriously affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Commission
Court of Appeals
Lehrbach
Memorial for Joan Fetterman and Hoyt family kin
Joan Fetterman died several years ago. Survived by children Edson D. Hoyt Worthington Ray E of Worthington George W Chicopee Falls Sabula Pa and Mrs C I Berkey Sabula Pa Mrs M Dunlap of Du Bois Grandchildren J C Hoyt Jr and Mrs J I Davis of Indiana. Services in Worthington then Indiana and Hickory Church Tuesday at 1 30 PM Interment Hoyt Cemetery. Also Henry Palmer 64 Blairsville died in Indiana Hospital after a May 15 fall. He leaves Melissa Palmer widow two sons Harry Palmer Blairsville and William Falmer of
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Edson D. Hoyt
Worthington
Ray E
George W
Chicopee Falls
Mass
C. I. Berkey
Sabula
M. § Dunlap
du Bois
J. C. Hoyt, Jr
J. I. Davis
Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rickory
Latheran
Indiana Tate
Robinson
Hickory Church
Hoyt Cemetery
Henry Palmer
Blairsville
Dauhter
Albert Weaver
Melissa Palmer
Harry Palmer
William Falmer
Where 2000 Fled Floods in Texas Transformed Jefferson
A damaged dispatch recounts a flood year scene in Jefferson Texas where 2000 residents fled rising waters. Survival pressures and evacuation orders shaped the city as authorities struggled to aid families and secure vital services amid the disaster.
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Texas
Venice
Jefferson
Obituaries From Blairsville and Nearby Towns
Tarertum and three daughters of Johnstown Mrs. Gus sie Raines New Kensington and Mrs Albert Weaver Blairsville funeral services tomorrow at 2 30 P M interment Blairsville Cemetery. Sebastian Iezzi 46 Blairsville railroad worker died at home funeral in Blairsville at 9 A M tomorrow interment church cemetery. George T Dickey 55 New Kensington former Indiana man died May 24 at New Kensington Hospital funeral Tuesday May 27 at 1 00 P M wife Mildred dies two weeks ago buried Panic Cemetery. Deceased active Methodist and carpenter union member.
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Sebastian Iezzi
Sebastian Trezzi
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eaft
Campbell Street
Blairsville
SS. Simon and Judes Roman Catialie Chirch
Kenneth Hepner
Josephine
Harry P. Barnett
Indiana
Carl Dickey
Verona
Mildred Dickey
Cleveland
Ohio
Donald Dickey
Bower Miller
Melburn Dickey
Pat Dickey
Jewell Dickey
New
Kensington
al Pa
Mr. Dickey
Mildred
Methodist Church
Carpenter's Union
Stocks Edge Higher In Week Opening Action On Wall Street
At 1 30 New York May 26 stock sections moved higher as motors amusement and utilities led gains. General Motors and Chrysler rose to new highs 52 1 2 and 78 1 2 respectively with United States Steel up to 173. Radio Keith Loews Warner Brothers and Eastman Kodak posted smaller advances. Standards Oil New Jersey and Continental Can gained while public buying remained limited and pros controlled the market with bulls in the saddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
James A. Farrell
General Motors
Chrysler
Motors
Keith
Loews
Warner Brothers
United States Steel
Standard Oll
New Jersey
United Aircraft
Ami
ATED
Bilg Beth Steel
Ieseeessseeeeeres P64
Pac Ye
Bobm Cortainteed
OMG
Cercaseenteeneeneee
Cove Cola Vereees
Continental Can Sessesserees
Ps. Eeree
Agsoe
Elec
Assoc
Pennread Corp
Willys-Overland Fe
New Qian
Curtis-Wright
Miami
Nash
Central Ooreese
Nye
HTFD
Hat
Nort
West
Penn
Washington wets seek unlikely victory in national repeal push
Senator Jones faces a shifting political line as Washington’s dry stance collides with rising wet sentiment. The state convention unsettles four Republican House members who must align with party platform or repudiate it. A party-wide question on repealing the 18th Amendment risks redefining re election prospects for those up this year.
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Senate
Washington
House
Jones
Vhich
United States
Drys
Graf Zeppelin Arrives in Rio De Janeiro for South American Stop
The Graf Zeppelin reached Rio de Janeiro on May 26 amid a throng at Campo Dos Alfonsos. Commander Hugo Eckener hoped to refuel in Pernambuco before continuing toward the United States, with the airship passing Sugar Loaf and delaying for weather.
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Rio DR
Janeiro
Graf Zeppelin
Pernambuco
United States
Lavana
Hugo Eckener
Graf
Lakehurst
South America
Sugar Loaf
Campo Dos Alfonsos
Eskener
Ripper Murderer Captured Confesses Eight Crimes
Dusseldorf Germany May 26 47 year old coachman Peter Kuerten confessed to police that he is the Ripper Murderer who terrorized residents here He says he committed eight murders and sought to avenge humanity He requested execution by beheading and told police he was separated from his wife Kuerten was arrested Saturday and led officers to many crime scenes he claims to have attacked
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Dusseldorf
Germany
Peter Kuerten
Kuerten
Airship Graf Makes Coastal Progress Toward Rio
In the early morning the airship set course for Rio de Janeiro. By late afternoon the Graf was over 300 miles up the coast, reported passing over Victoria in Espirito Santo state, Brazil.
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Rio
Victoria
Espirito Santo
Senator Wagner Questions Grundy Campaign Practices
INS report details campaign spending in Pennsylvania. James J. Davis used 4641 of his own money in the Republican senatorial primary, facing rival Joseph R. Grundy who spent 291000 of his own funds. Davis’ total campaign expenses were 10541.45, with Vare organization involvement in Philadelphia denied by Davis.
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Washington
INS
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Joseph R. Grundy
Nye Committee
Grundy
Davis
Vare
Philadelphia
Wagner
New York
Honeymooner bad check passer nabbed in Warren
G G Kirk self-styled honeymooner who sparked a massive Western Pennsylvania police chase for a mythical bride was extradited from Warren Ohio to face charges of passing worthless checks. He is also wanted in Erie Franklin Pa and Buffalo N Y for boarding house copper frauds. The bride story collapsed as detectives say the tale was a bid to gain sympathy and money. Mrs Jack of Meadville Pa, formerly Indiana, stayed with the Jacks.
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Pittsburgh
G. G. Kirk
Pennsylvania
Warren
Kirk
Ohio City
Erie
Franklin P
Buffalo
N. Y
Lincoln Highway
Carnation, Wash, Milk Company
University of Washington
Do Not Keep Wild Young Animals Says Game Commission
In Harrisburg on May officials of the Game Commission urged the public not to take in or feed young wild animals or birds. Mothers often abandon their young when approached by humans and should be left alone. Fawns are particularly hard to locate and touching them can harm them and violate closed season laws.
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Harrisburg
May
The
Game Commission
Thoee
Indiana Boy Scouts Camporee Sets 24 Hour Event
The Indiana County Council Boy Scouts of America marks its tenth anniversary with a camporee sponsored by the Indiana Rotary Club led by Ralph McCreary. Eight scouts form a patrol to cook, inspect, and camp under judges with a prize auto tour to Natural Bridge Virginia for top scoring patrol. Governors of three states and President Hoover are expected to attend the Natural Bridge gathering with thousands of scouts joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Council
Boy Scouts of America
Indiana Rotary Club
Ralph McCreary
Indiana ‘Rotary Club
Natural Bridge
Virginia
Brushvalley P T A Meeting Sets Season's Final Program
The Brushvalley High School hosted the Brushvalley P T A meeting on Tuesday evening May 20 with G C McCrea presiding It marked the season's fourth and last monthly gathering Highlights included a program of singing scripture reading prayers and a monologue This concludes until September third Tuesday or at the president's discretion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalley Parent Teachers Association
Brushvalley High School
G. C. McCrea
Singing
America
D. G. Davis
Associa Aon
A. W. Overdorff
Adlerika gas relief advert from Daugherty's Drug Store
An old advertisement claims Adlerika cures stomach gas and bowel waste in ten minutes. It features a housewife warning of night gas and urges purchase at Daugherty's Drug Store as a remedy for stomach and bowel cleaning.
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Adlerika
Owen
Daugherty’s Drug Store
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Rmer
Joan Fetterman
NEA
Curry Saunders
Shreveport
Lay
Cypress River
George T. Dickey
George I’, Dickey
New Kensington
New Kensington Hospital
Samuel Dickey
Paine, Pa
John Dickey
Punxsutayney
Charles Dickey
Reynoldsville
Sen. Jones
Ripper
Agenle
Bell
Jack ©. Stuart
Meadville, Pa
James Jack
Indiana County
Brushvalley
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