Gala Week Opens At The Normal School
Commencement week begins with an 8 o'clock concert in the Chapel directed by Mary R. Lowman. Alumni and townspeople are invited to attend as the Lyric Club performs works by Beethoven, Dvorak, and other composers with instrumental solos and a final choral piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel of & P.m
Mary R. Lowman
Indiana
Ropran
Rele
Beethoven-Brangcombe
Reginald DeKoven
Edith Lang
Lyric Club
Edvento
Vivaldi
Pearl Weed
Mary St. Clair King
Orca Reinecke
Arto "Liet Signor
Hugenots-Meyerbeer
Nana Bambin
Sad
Doctor Buys Battery Plant In City Deal
Doctor George E. Simpson purchases the Williard Battery station at 16 South Ninth Street and will move operations to the Lewis building at Philadelphia and Fifth streets. Harold Simpson will manage the enlarged business as renovations proceed. The Flint garage and sales agency also relocates to Steving's Water street entrance, with four new Flint models on display after June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Simpson
Williard Battery Station
South Ninth Street
Lewis
Philadelphia and
Fifth Streets
Chrysler and Maxwell Automobile Agency
Doctor Simpson
Harold Simpson
Battery Service Station
Doctor
Harald
Flint Agency
Flint Garage
Water Street
Steving
Flint
Courtot Bros
Jamison
Motor Trip to Shamokin and Memorial Parade Plans
Dick Kautter and companions from Hemer City depart for Shamokin and other eastern points with Mrs. Kautter joining for the return. Indiana Post No. 28 G A R to assemble at the Y M C A at 9 30 p m in uniform for Memorial parade and 7 p m service at Zion Lutheran Church. Attest J H Hill adjutant. Fresh strawberry ice cream offered by W B Hoffman. Boating and picnic activities noted at ark grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Kautter
Oscar Shadie
J. D. George
Hemer City
Shamokin
Mrs. Kautter
G. A. Ail
Indiana Post
Memorial Hall
Zion Lutheran Church
Final plans for Ford Day parade and prizes
Plans for Ford Day in Indiana promise a record crowd with prizes valued over 1000 dollars. A new Ford touring car will be awarded free, with more than seven prizes for parade winners. Hundreds of Ford cars from nearby areas are expected. Local officials, Boy Scout band, and a Pittsburgh film crew will feature the parade from Fifth Street at Philadelphia to Ninth Street past the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Boy Scout
5Th Street
Philadelphia Street
Philadelphia
Court House
New Life at The Old Mill Camp Party Held Nearby
Mr and Mrs Warren P Kline host a Keystone Lubricating Company crew at The Old Mill two miles south of Tadiama Indiana. The traveling party includes G W Hall Wilkinsburg C V Schauer Pittsburgh Philip King Pittsburgh J G Lundsdire New Castle H W Allan Buffalo G C Norstrmm Philadelphia T B Little McKeesport Miss Jean Paff Pittsburgh Miss Ilma Baesaigr Pittsburgh and Miss Margaret Jackson Pittsburgh. Their fourth Indiana visit, with plans to return for July 4 and Labor Day, reflects local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren P. Kline
Tadiama
Pittsburgh
Keystone Lubricating ‘Company
Philadelphia
Kline
G. W. Hall
Wilkinsburg
C. V. Schauer
Philip King
J. G. Lundsdire
New Castle
H. W. Allan
Buffalo
G. C. Norstrmm
T. B. Little
McKeesport
Jean ‘Paff
Ilma Baesaigr
Margaret Jackson
Indiana
Old Mill
State banks in good shape in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg May 29 Banks under the State Department of Banking reported total resources of 2,960,801,608.27 dollars from the bank call of April announced by Secretary of Banking Peter G. Cameron. The figures cover banks and banking institutions throughout Pennsylvania under state supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Banking
Peter G. Cameron
Walsh Speech Opens Conemaugh High School Commencement
M R Walsh of the Department of Education gave the commencement address to the Conemaugh High School graduates last evening. An opening dance was held at Campbells Mill Park, and the Hilltop Tennis Club of Pittsburgh cancelled its engagement with Indiana Tennis Club scheduled for tomorrow. Fresh strawberry ice cream and gala events were announced by Hoffman ice cream dealers. The 6:15 A M train timetable change was noted, with the line to be discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BE. Hoffman Ise
M. J. Walsh
Department of Education
Normal School
Conemaugh
Milltop Pennia
Hilltop
Pittsburgh
Indiana Tennis Club
W. EK
Hoffman Ice Cream
W. EB
Memorial Day Observances and Closures in Indiana
Memorial Day activities outline a 7:20 a.m. start with graveside flower placement, a 9:48 a.m. parade route, and 10:00 a.m. memorial ceremonies at Memorial Park honoring Soldiers’ Memorial Monument. Merchants Auxiliary and many shops close. only select venues stay open, with bells at 12:05 and a program led by Rev. Pinkerton and the Gold Star unveiling.
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Merchants’ Auxiliary
the Republic
Ninth
Philadelphia Streets
Philadelphia Street
Sixth Street
Memorial Park
Memorial Fark
America
J. ©. Pinkerton
Memorial Service Plans in Memorial Park Tomorrow
The article describes a memorial service to be held in Memorial Park tomorrow morning. A large photograph centers on the monument with the Doughboy figure, donated by the Mothers of Democracy through Farmers Bank and Trust Company. The Doughboy statue was a gift from Vernon P F Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Park
Mothers of Democracy
Farmers Bank and Trust Company
Vernon Pf, Taylor
Jmem
Boys of the Old Guard and Their Aides de Camp
A historical caption lists names of men and women in several rows, including J. Wilgon Thompson, Wm B. Stahl, Thomas Mu. Fleming, John O’Been, John H. Hill, and George T. Buchanan with accompanying ladies such as Mrs Fanny Robinstein and Mrs Sarah Nigholgon. The fragmentary card hints at a formal group portrait or society roster with multiple generations and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Fanny Robinstein
J. Wilgon Thompson
Wm B. Stahl
Thomas Mu. Fleming
M. Lydick
John O'N ‘Been
Heavy storms slow Marion road work then steady progress resumes
May 20 Marion reports weekend storms slowed road construction on Route 63 and local lines. R. H. Cunningham Co. advanced toward Barton loading plant and aims to pour concrete to the Bar ton area this week. Johnson Drake and Piper continue northern end pours toward the Jefferson county line with a 00 foot gain last Tuesday. Incentives include daily chicken dinners for milestones as crews push toward 1,000 feet poured while The Bennett Co. nears completion on its section.
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Marion Chntor
R. H. Cunningham Co
Barton
Johnson, Drake and
Piper
Jefferson County
Johnson
Drake
Plumville
Bennett, Co
Pittsburgh man confesses to killing two children
Ray mond Winters, 30, a city transit conductor, confessed to luring Helen Saho aged 6 and Alexander Sabo to a creek with ice cream and candy before killing them. The victims disappeared Wednesday and were found later in a brook near Castleshannon. Winters, a World War II veteran, is married with one child.
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Ittsburgh
Raymond Winters
Interunlian
Helen Saho
Winters
Washington ‘Charleroi
Pittsburgh Railways Company
Charles Sabo
Visitors in Davis Home
The Rev. Mr. W. Davis, minister at Brighton Presbyterian Church Seattle, is visiting his father Mr. McLain Davis at 259 South Seventh street. He recently served as commissioner to the 187th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the USA which has adjourned in Columbus Ohio. Troop Five Notice: Scouts and troop committees meet at Municipal Building Sunday at 6:46 for services at the post. On June 1st the unit moves to Flint Garage and Salon Agency in the basement of Water Street entrance of Stoving's to solicit auto repair patronage. Agito Parte. Company reports North Library links and valve springs and tire tines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. W. Davis
Brighton Presbyterian Church
Seattle
Wash
McLain Davis
South Seventh Street
Davis
187Th General Assembly
United States of America
Columbus
Ohio
Ovel
Flint Garage
Water Street
Stoving
Tment
Indiana church baccalaureate and patriotic services announced
Sunday in Indiana church announces baccalaureate services for the class of the Indiana State School. The ceremony will be held in the Indiana Theatre atrium with Rev. A R Robinson of the Sixth United Protestant Church Pittsburgh in charge. Vesper services, a Ritz Theatre program, and Grand Republic related patriotic activities are noted, with ticketed theatre admission and observances at Grote United Presbyterian Church.
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Indiana
Indiana’ State School
Zion la
Trial School
A.’ R. Robinson
Sixth United -1Terien
Pittteburgh
D ‘Inson
Thia
Connectiol
Ritz
Grote United
Hood
Gery
Zion Lutheran
Grand Ar Republic
United
Erane
Thaw Quits The White Lights
Virginia bound Thaw leaves New York after a chaotic scene with reporters and police. He describes his plans while assuring reporters, claiming he can arrest people and noting his badges as he departs Winchester Virginia for stable ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Virginia
Jin Shi
York
Winchester
Nate
Wren
Bennettis Tax Collector Resigns Amid School Board Reorganization
On petition of school directors, supervisors and others, J. Walter Bennett was reelected tax collector after the resignation of the previous collector. The move follows a reorganization of the hoard of commit ers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walter. Bennett
Guests of Mrs Clement's Guests of Mrs Clement's
Fragmentary OCR notes show guests at a Mrs Clement's event with mentions of Miss and American Legion, unclear details. Names appear garbled, with stray references to Philadelphia, a school, and local figures, but readable facts are minimal. The source is too fragmented for a coherent report.
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Gol
G. E. Simpson
Williard Station
Son
Jm, Marshall
J. H. Hill
Adjutant
Perede
Lutheran Church
Wear
Ark
Grea
Nie
Flittaide
P Hille
FORD
MR. Walsh
Campbells Mill Park
Marshall’s
Ms Ble Railway Co
Babs
Memoriam
Orial
Daniel Ritter
Minnis Stiffler
John H. Hill
Sarah Nigholgon
Mary Gesey
Mysene Brilhyt
John
Johnstn
Iglla de Abe
Asa Scott
J. R. King
George T. Buchanan
Clara Benet
Clara Bolgin
McM
Pittsburgh Motorman
Agito Parte. Company
North
Tae
Eran
Mrs. Clements
Hliawbeth
Ming Mane
Gues
Stade Philedely
Imenly
American. Legion
Nordeys
Omohal Y. MG Aig
Wose
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