Kiwanis Open Ticket Headquarters For Great Passion Play
Indiana area coverage notes the Great European Passion Play by the Kiwanis Club. Tickets go on sale at Savings and Toast building with many reservations from locals and out of town. The production features over 250 cast and chorus, staged at the Indians Fair Grounds Thursday and Friday, with English narration and strong moral themes. Reservations via ticket HQ or phone 136.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Kiwanis Club
Savings and Toast
Jesus
Barabbas
C. Franklin Parker
Fountain Park Congregational Church
Kansas City
America
Republican Committeemen List Continues Across Districts
A long roster enumerates Republican committeemen by county and precincts, naming candidates such as José phine Burrell Blairsville Blairsville Canoe No 1 George Senotti Rossiter Canoe No 2 and many others across Indiana County Cambria and adjoining townships, detailing assignments from Cherryhill to West Wheatfield and beyond. The list includes numerous rural districts with candidates like Ed Fyock Penn Run F. J. Parks Clarksburg Earl Miller Rob ert Leech Glen Campbell and James C. Robinson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocheseter Mills
Green
A. H. Stiffler
R. D
Paul Shank
Commodore
J. D. Green
C. J. Oakes
Dixon
Wiles Green
Nsomer
S. Stephens
Clymer
Homer City
John Brilhart
Indiana
W. Clair Weaver
WH. M. Walker
Harry
Graham
Dale C. Marlin
George ©. Cost
Jacksonville
R. C. Blakley
East Mahoning
G. Minser
Marion Center
West Mahoning
A. H. Bowser
Smicksburg
North Mahoning
Clair Sprankle
South Mahoning
L. Kerr
Beyer
Gearne Adamson
Ja.a
Montgomery
Dallas Smith
Gipsy
James L. Robertson
Strangetown
C. KE
Ganoe
Heilwood
Pine
Patrick Donahue
Alverdy
Plumville
Harry Colbitt
Rayne
M. Craig
Home
B.D
A. Mc Beattie
Ernest
Duh Buggy
Chambersville
Salieburg
A. B. Coulter
Saltsburg
Shetoeta
Lee Miller
Sheloeta
Sinicksburg
James C. Robinson
Washington
D. L
Graduation at Clymer High School 1934 Exercises
Forty five graduates received diplomas at the 21st annual exercises in the Clymer Presbyterian Church on May 24 1934. Speeches by Florence Ferrier Arthur Nicholson and Wilfred Washroe covered education success and optimism. Agnes Oakes Medal went to Mathew Bornak. Music by the high school orchestra and choirs accompanied the processional and benediction by local clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer High
Clymer High School
A. C. Hahnke
Clymer
Pensylvania
Arthur Nicholson
Wilfred Carlyle Washroe
Pennsylvania
Fretors
Ific
Will
Grant Chambers
School of Education
Pensylvania State College
Agnes Oakes
Agnes Oaks
D Thompson
Addie Axline
Rollinson
Boys Glee Club
Brahme
Speedwell
E. L. Barber
Clymer Christian Church
Thompson
James IF. Chapman
Will Granby Chambers
Penn State
Richard Barris
Mathew Bornak
Lester Butterbaugh
Marion Caldwell
Emma Cramer
John Denochek
Harold Dick
Robert Dixon
Ethel Dunlap
Emma Elenberger
Olive Ferrier
Mary Hetterman
Lane Frantz
Mary Gall
John Good
Mary James
Andrew Holmes
Edward Holmes
Norman Houck
Mary Hudock
Nahum Levinson
Dorothy Lovell
Betty Marlin
George Mackenns
Robert Malcolm
Mabel Meekins
Glifford Nelson
James Patterson
Julius Papson
Mary Pekala
Bruece Phillips
Betty Papson
Cleo Putt
Elee Seman
Bernard Shank
John Sokoly
Anna Spisak
Irene Stevens
Gretchen Strong
Andrew Tkachik
Wilfred Wascoe
James Wilkins
Ruth Wille
John Yasko
Local Wheatfield Listings Include Names and Addresses
A compact listing presents numerous patrons and locations such as Wheatfield No. 2 linked to K. J. Hood of New Florence R. D. 2, West Wheatfield No. 3 for Robert Ek of Wagner, White No. 1 for Fred Dilts of Indiana RR. D. 1, White No. 2 for Robert Pattison of Indiana R. D. 6, and other entries like Young No. 1 Joe Irvine of McIntyre. The compilation also notes Young No. 2 W. M. Harbison of West Lebanon and Young No. 3 Nic Subutine of Iselin among assorted addresses.
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Wheatfield
K. J. Hood
New Florence R. D
West Wheatfield
Robert Ek
Wagner
New Florence
R. D
Thomas Shomo
Lockport
Fred Dilts
Indiana
Robert Pattison
Indiana R. D
Young
Joe Irvine
McIntyre
W. M. Harbison
West Lebanon
Nic Subutine
Iselin
Industrial leaders urged progress and jobs for all
Sloan urged leaders to sustain employment and higher living standards amid doubts about progress. Roosevelt telegrammed support for new enterprises and more jobs, urging private business to help. The event highlighted plans for better offices, safe foods, improved media and culture, with optimism for industrial growth and national employment.
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Ing Ua
Aower
Lving
Sloan
Roosevelt
Ying
QO Kock
Wilson Cabinet Member Dead
A life began in a coal mine near Arnot Scotland born Wilson rose to Secretary of Labor under Woodrow Wilson. He spearheaded labor agencies and eight hour federal work day and led labor arbitration during World War I. He later ran for senate, lost, and retired to Blossburg with ill health and the death of daughter Agnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Robert E. Pattison
Pennsylvania
Labor
House
Federal Bureau of Mines
Children's Bureau
Department of Labor
Blantyre
Scotland
Arnot
Tioga County
United Mine Workers of America
Hoe
United States Senate
William $. Vare
Vare
Blossburg
Agnes
Washington Parade Notes From Karl Kann May 26 1934
Washington dispatch highlights mention of Jesse Jones as possible successor to Eugene Black at the Federal Reserve Board but not a serious consideration. Roosevelt hopes Black remains longer, Ickes proposes a low cash housing plan for Chicago stockyards area, and trade tariff debates feature Lucy Long defending oil copper and other votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl M. Kann
I. N
Washington
Jesse Jones
Ugenc Black
Federal Reserve Board
Roonevelt
Black
Ickes
Chicago
Lucy Long
Senate
Texas
Connally
Arizona
College Education Degrees for Indiana Graduates Listed
A list of graduates with degrees in education from Indiana institutions includes Carl Dean Anderson Graceton Ai leen Helen George Punxsutawney and many others. The compilation covers Bachelor and Intermediate degrees in education as well as specialized tracks in kindergarten primary and music education with numerous Indiana hometowns named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Dean Anderson
Indiana
Aileen Helen George
Graceton
Kenneth Eugene Haines
Punxsutawney
Harold Francis Hudson
Catherine Ova Lamer
Barnesboro
Evelyn Ruth Ling
Flora Anna McCully
Homer City
Delores Maxine O'Hara
Culver
Henry William Pharaoh
Anny Mae Skelton
Hlizabeth Anna Ewanseen
May Rilen Kohihepp
Rochester Mills
Martha Mills
Margaret Jane Clements
Helen Louise Duncan
Mary Virginia Koontz
Muate
Edna Mae Jones
Sagamore
Esther Marietta Skog
Spangler
Jane Elizabeth Stewart
Craige Thelma Beachem
William Everett Byers
Hollywood marriage setback and Europe trip noted
A court ruled to keep her married to Charles J. Over Jr despite a 1932 preliminary divorce decree, with testimony of a later second honeymoon in Europe. The reconciliation appeared to fail.
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Charles J. Over, Jr
Europe
Over
Pickford Fairbanks Divorce Actions Status Quo in Hollywood
Hollywood May 26 The Pickford Fairbanks marriage turmoil continues with Mary Pickford showing no move to press her divorce action in Los Angeles while Fairbanks faces 38 London court actions. Friends expect no action to affect the case locally, hoping for reconciliation after the English proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Wllis H. Martin
INS
Hollywood
Cal
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
London
Miss Pickford
England
Lord Ashley
Sylvia
Ashley
Mary
Doug
Queen Mary Celebrates 67th Birthday at Buckingham Palace
London May 26 Queen Mary celebrated her sixty seventh birthday with a family luncheon at Buckingham Palace. Attending were the King Queen Princess Mary the Prince of Wales and the Duke and Duchess of York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mary
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Duke and Duchess of York
Princess Mary
Rev Donald Smith to headline Indiana evangelistic tabernacle
After two years of effort the Indiana evangelistic tabernacle secures Rev Donald Smith for six days starting tomorrow at 2:30 pm through Friday evening. Smith, pastor of Peoples Church in Toronto, is praised as evangelist poet hymn writer and world traveler with books translated into many languages and broadcasts from Toronto.
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Wrabernacle News
Donald Smith
Tabernacle
Smith
Indiana Evangelistic Tabernacle
Rev. Smith
St. James Square Presbyterian Church
Toronto
Canada
Great Northwest
Mr. Smith
the Tabernacle
Stephens
Homer City
H. L. Stephens
New York
Methodist Episcopal Church
America
George Stephens
Stephens-Storrs
Indiana
Little Wins British Open at Prestwick
W Lawton Little, a Stanford student, won the British Amateur Championship at Prestwick Scotland on May 26 defeating James Wallace by fourteen up and thirteen to two. Little shot 66 in the morning round and finished with a swift five-bale finish in the afternoon, delivering a dominant final 18 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litte
Prestwick
Scotland
INS
W. Lawton Little
Stanford
Little
James Wallace
Bobby Jones
al Espinosa
Winged Foot
New York
Jones
Wallace
High School Teachers Earn Support for Stronger Personnel
The Pennsylvania teachers have responded well to demands for professional preparation and cooperation during financial difficulties. They urge districts to ensure security and adequate pay within the continuing contract framework to keep classrooms staffed with competent, efficient teachers and maintain high standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Civil Service Examinations and County Board Appointment
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for Junior Social Economist and naval architecture posts with salaries from 2 600 to 3 200 a year and multi year pay reductions for economy. Full information is available at the city post office. Pittsburgh: former Mayor John Herron named to the county board of viewers by common pleas judges at 6500 salary amid political maneuvering after last November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
Iowa
Maryland
Vermont
Virginia
District of Columbia
Washington
Pittsburgh
John
Herron
William N. McNair
Common Please Court
Signals for Derry Crossing in Harrisburg action
May 26 report that the Public Service Commission ordered the Pennsylvania Railroad Co to place flashing light signals and crossing warnings on each side of Burd's Crossing in Derry Township The state highway department was told to install advance warning signals at proper distances The crossing spans four mainline tracks and two yard tracks Residents led by M A Fritz urged an overhead bridge costing about 100000 The railroad acknowledged danger but resisted the bridge plan
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Blairsville
Johnstown
Pittsburgh
Sunsers
Greensburg Barracks
Herr
Sunseri
Jakubek
Samuel Vetro
Robert Neal
James M. Steele
Bergman
Medcalf
Hhad
Jay
Neal
Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Deryl
State Highway Department
M. A. Fritz
Derry Township
Obituary: Henry Ramer prominent Shelocta farmer dies
Henry Ramer 82 a leading farmer of Shelocta died at his home from complications. Born August 18 1862 he lived near Rural Valley before marrying Katherine Pifer in 1874. Survived by 2 sons 5 daughters a brother 27 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral at Curry Run Church with Rev Offutt officiating. Interment United Presbyterian Cemetery Shelada. Emery William King obituary follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ramer
Henry
Amar
Shelocta
Mr. Ramer
Robert
Mary (Hettenberger) Ramer
Katherine Pifer
Sholoca
Curry Run
H. W. Fleming
Erie
Robert Ramer
Kittanning
Rev. Offutt
United Presbyterian
Shelada
Western Pennsylvania Poets Invited for 1934 Anthology
Local poets from all sections of Western Pennsylvania are invited to contribute to a new volume titled Western Pennsylvania Poets An Anthology 1934. Advisory Committee members include George Seibel Pittsburg Sun Telegraph Marie Tello Phillips Book Fellows Library Guild Dean George Carver University of Pittsburgh and Dean W J Mathews Duquesne University. Write for full information to 902 Publication Bldg Pittsburgh Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Pennsylvania
George Seibel
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
Marie Tello Phillips
Bookfellows Library Guild
George Carver
University of Pittsburgh
W. J. Mathews
Duquesne University
Pittsburgh
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Freiburg
Republican
Moorhead
Men’s
Garner
Sena
Tors
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Henry D. Hatfeld
W. Virginia
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
West Virginia
Ed As
Queen Mary
LO Slude
Dan Thomas
GEORGE SCARBO _ WECK
Fotrzan
Princeton
Orchestras
Ee Ausse L.lasky
Alaska
Katharine Hepburn
Oswald Smith
Allied Chemica
American Tobacco
Atchison T. S. F. Lbo
Atlantic Refining
A. Tt. T
Auburn Motor
B. and O
Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
Bordens Canadian Pacific
Ches. and
Ohio
Chrysler
Coco Sola
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Oil
Cent
Curtiss-Wright
Dupont
Freeport
General Electric
General Foods Shin
General Motors
Int. Pet
Int. I
Jd. CG. Penny
Kennecott Copper
Lone Star Gas
Miami Copper
Montgomery Ward
Mount
Nash Motors
Natl Cash
Yu Fe
Ceentral
Packard Motor
R. R. Bl
Pullman
Pure Oil Radio Corporation
Keith Reynolds Tobacco
Sears Roebuck
Socony-Vacuum
Standard Oil of Nidy
Standard Oil of
Studebaker
Am Texas Corporation
Union Pacific
United Corporation
United Gas Imp
United States Steel
Warner Broa, Pic
Westinghouse Tirbrake
Westinghouse
Elec
West Public Service
Woolworth
the Ford Limited
Pennroad Corporation
Civil Service Examinations
Derry Crossing
Emery William King
Lowry
Alicea Moore King
Tide
Pneuumonia
United Brethren Church
Belsano
King
Almanae
Linares
Elizabeth
Dent John
Recron
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