Points on People and Local Moves in Indiana Pa
A busy Indiana scene lists readers and residents: Mrs Aga Scott and Manle Ibreet head to Pittsburgh for a weekend visit with friends. Miss Anna Craig ill in Indiana prompts calls from Mrs Craig’s sister. Mrs Robert Young travels to Shamokin as guest for the weekend. Florence Scott returns from Gonder College Baltimore for vacation with her parents, Attorney John Scott and Mrs Scott. William Pierce Psy returns from Easton MA on legal business. Hervey Cunningham leaves Wayne Avenue for a few days with relatives in Pittsburgh. Mrs Frank Smith and County Commissioner Frank Smith accompany his Indiana trip. Mrs James Banks of Chambersburg recovering after a recent operation in Indiana Hospital. L R Scholl of Armstrong county among court visitors. Found keys at 223 Main St Homer City Pa. Pat Haggerty of Plumville visits Indiana. J N Arnold registry assessor from Conemaugh township in Indiana today. Charles Chism of De Voe Construction Pittsburgh spends hours in Indiana. Lost ring and five keys between Water Street and Kasonts Meal Market return to 355 Water Street or Second Ward School. FP L Clark W S Swisher and J N Johnson Du Bois business men visit Indiana yesterday. Ward Took Mahaffey Construction general superintendent attends Court House business. Sharkey Hill returning from Lakeland Florida after overland trip with Stanley Elkin.
Bomb explosion claimst two killed in Muskegon mailing
Two people died in a bomb explosion believed mailed from Muskegon. Investigators found a wrapper fragment bearing the return name C. Green of 1000 Reynolds Street Muskegon Heights. Green, son in law of Kruhaech, was questioned then released as police suspect the sender forged his address to mislead Krubaech.
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Muskegon
C. Green
Reynolds Street
Muskegon Heights
Green
Kruhaech
Hved
Krubaech
Special Casket To Bury Tom Ton In Los Angeles
Arrangements for a coffin or normal size casket were made today after the death of Theodore Valanzula known to four side show patrons as Tom Ton the biggest man in the world. Tom Ton weighed 945 pounds and died from dropsy and heart suffocation.
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Los Angeles
Theodore Valanzula
Tom Ton
U P Assembly Sets Big Topics At Meeting
Sharon May 28 The sixty eighth general assembly of the United Presbyterian Church opened with a memorial seeking to bind instructors to teach only church sanctioned theories. The agenda includes reports on relief church publications statistics the praise book and foreign missions. A Westminister College visit delays action on the memorial. Dr Parks Cadman urged unity among Protestants to foster world peace.
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Sharon
United Presbyterian Mn
I Sixty-Eighth General Assembly
Gen Relief
Westminister College
New ‘Wilmington
Home Missions
America
New World Movement
Parks Cadman
Brooklyn
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
R. A. Hutchinson
Vi. R. Douglass
East Palestine
J. ©. Campbell
Mast
Liverpool
Miller Students in Fine Recital
A compact recital list features student performances titled Spring time Cornelius Gurtitt The Pop Corn Man and other works by Fritz Hartman Streabbog and Beethoven among pieces by Kuhlan Lieurance and Greenwald. A note mentions a combined tire station and theatre planned in Selleraville.
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Cornelius Gurtitt
Arthur Edward Johaston
Florence Moorhead
Marion Cox
Frederick Kuhlan
Lucille Littlefield
Fritz Hartman
Robert Moorhead
Streabbog
John Simpson
Franz Behr
Marguerite Wallace
Thurlow Lieurance
Ethel Chapman
C Greenwald
Delbert Heffelfinger
Frances McConnell
Ware
Harold Buchelt
G—Beethoven
Archia Mahon
Darling Heart
Adelf Weidig
Ruth Cunningham
Selleraville
Memorial Day at Blairsville Program and Parade
Memorial Day ceremonies at Blairsville include the Star Spangled Banner, prayers by Rev W Blair Cleney, male chorus, and speakers Hon Adam M Wyant and Elizabeth McKinniss. A parade will re-form after the program, with rain location at the Riche Hew Theatre if needed, and traffic on Market Street arranged by red flags. A jury trial in the Maxwell case and fire department improvements with a new Boyer Special 500 gallon pumper are reported along with city service truck remodeling planned for Blairsville.
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Blairsville
W. Blair Cleney
Hebron Lutheran Church
W. Blair Clancy
Pishaville Armory
William Penn Highway
Brady Street
East Campbell
Morrow Street
Morrow
Maple’ Avenue
Walnut Street
North
Walnut
Armory
The
Riche
Hew Theatre
East Market Street
Burgess G
Market Street
Maxwell
Grover Cleveland
Greensburg
William T. Dom
Maxwell' J
Campbell Street
Fire Department
Beyer Ire Apparatus Company
Logansport
Indiana
Abandoned Chevrolet Found Along William Penn Highway
A Chevrolet touring car registered to Lee H. Overmeyer of 304 North Cascade street New Castle Pennsylvania was found abandoned along the William Penn Highway about a mile east of here after being stolen several days earlier. The vehicle, not damaged but out of gasoline, was placed in a local garage awaiting the owner who was contacted by telephone. License 44-096. Residents reported a young man jumped from the car Tuesday to catch a eastbound truck toward Ebenaburg before the abandonment prompted police notification.
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Lee H. Overmeyer
North Cascade Street
New Castle
William Penn Highway
Qovermeyer
Ebenaburg
HARKINS INQUEST RULES DEATH ACCIDENTAL AT MINE
Greensburg coroner James Harkins led an inquest that returned an accidental death verdict for Michael Stonich a 40 year old man from Derry township who died instantly May 19 in a Brentzer mine fall. The jury also found he disobeyed mine foreman orders.
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Harkins
Greensburg
James Harkins
Mount Pleasant
Westmoreland County
Michael Stonich
Derry
Brentzer
Westmoreland Mining Company
Stonich
Crown Prince of Sweden enjoys American sights and talks archeology
The Crown Prince and Crown Princess praised Washington and New York, saying America exceeded their expectations. The prince, an archeologist, joked about New York as an excavation site. They rested at the Swedish legation after meetings with President Coolidge and a Swedish legation dinner with notable guests including Carl R. Chindblom, Stephen Mather, and Swedish diplomats.
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America
Washington
New York Harbor
Europe
New York
Senator Fess
Ohio
American Ericsson Committee
Carl R. Chindblom
Illinois
Ericsson Committee of Fifty
A. G. Berquist
Ericsson Executive Committee
Stephen, Mather
National Park Service
O. H. Lamm
H. H. Lin
More Room For Marion School Continued From Page 1
The Marion school event featured well prepared rooms and a high point for such functions. Local gas and oil wells bring in gains, with several rigs moved to new farms. roads in East Mahoning township will be rebuilt with state aid, including a reopened old woods path, improved grade, and widened lanes.
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East Mahoning Township
Richmond Road
Brandon School House
Election House
Mahoning Church
Harvard student bets parachute jump ends plane crash
Harvard Law School student Arthur Menken and a party of ten placed a $1,000 bet that he would parachute from a commercial plane at Weston Field. The plane crashed after reaching 400 feet but both pilot Lieutenant J.S. Dexter and Menken survived with minor injuries.
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Weston
Mass
Harvard
Arthur Menken
Harvard Law School
Stanwood ‘Menken
New York
Weston Field
J.S. Dexter
Menken
Memorial Day observance and city delays noted
The notice outlines Indiana Memorial Day closures and altered post and banking hours including 7:30 to 10:00 a.m. service windows while money orders close all day. It also mentions restricted mail calls and special handling for urgent deliveries. Separately a crash report describes amateur jumper Menken injured with 16 stitches after a plane wreck, aided by Theodore Hazen and treated in Boston en route to greeting his father.
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Indiana
Indiana Evening Gazette
Theodore Hazen
Boston
Menken
Hazen
Brookline
The
Inks
West Fifty-Second Street
Newark City
Anxiety Ends as Siamese Sacred Cat Returns Home
Mike the Siamese sacred cat, owned by Mrs. Moscovics of Indianapolis, had been missing after escaping from a window during a visit. After forty eight hours, fresh fish lures brought him back to 410 North Meridian Street, ending Mrs. Moscovics's period of suspense. The cat’s royal provenance and ties to the King of Siam are noted.
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Mike
Frederick Ewan Moscovics
North
Meridan Street
Indianapolis
Moscovics
Indianapolis News
Basil Miles
Washington
Elaborate dinners named deadly sins by health chief
Miss Marie K Johnson, director of the Better Health Bureau, warned in Chicago that elaborate five to six course dinners contribute to rising cardiovascular and renal disease. She urged urban diners cut portions and focus on nutrition to improve health and longevity.
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Chicago
Marie K. Johnson
Better ‘Health Bureau
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Manle Ibreet
Pittsburgh
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Autawney
Robert Young
Shamokin
Florence Scott
Gonder College
Baltimore
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William Pierce
Psy
Faston
Hervey Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
Frank Smith
James Banks
Chambersville
Indiana Hospital
L. R. Scholl
Armstrong County
Court House
Main Street
Homer City
Pat Haggerty
Plumville
J. N. Arnold
Conemaugh Township
Charles Chism
de Voe Construction and Equipment Company
Water Street
Second Wari School
Boo
FP. L. Glark
W. S. Swisher
J. N. Johnson
du Bois
Ward
Mahaffey Construction Company
Sharkey” Hill
Stanley Elkin
Lakeland
Florida
U.P. Assembly
Glasser
Indiana, Pa
FORD
Sweden
Marion School
T. W. Phillips Gas and Oil Co
M. B. Wynkoop Place
W. C. Thomas Place
Jos, Moore Farm
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Trade City
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Richmond
Henry Emerick
Presbyterian Church
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Torrance
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Tim R Bear
Tisba
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Miss Johnson
Colpwell
Caldwell
Hogar
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