YMCA Camp Plans For 6 Sessions Along Mahoning
The YMCA Camp along the Little Mahoning is set for six sessions from late June to late July with J M Dunne and J W Everett named as directors for boys and girls camps. Information and folders will be issued soon by the Y office Bell Hill 606. The pool at the Indiana YMCA will host a special swim instruction period for ages 9 to 18, offering instruction for all sexes in June as the summer season nears.
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Little Mahoning
Bornoya
Gitla
J. M. Dunne
Secetary
Punxautawney Y
Mo G
J. W.everett
Indiana Vim
Y. M. GC
Indiana
Kiski Valley Odd Fellows Plan August Park Outing
The Kiski Valley Odd Fellows announce an August 23 outing at Conneaut Lake Park with special trains arranged by the Blairsville Apollo Vandergrift and Leechburg lodges. The event features a free dance in Dreamland Ballroom, free parking and bathing, and planned athletic events on the park field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiski Valld Fellows
Conneaut Lake Park
General Committee
Blairsville
Joburg
Apotld
Vandergrift
Ciburg
Charles J. Siegfried
Kiski Valley
G. C. McCormick
Jaburg
F. C. Erk
B. V. Mine of
Leechburg
Ie ‘Valley
J. M. Mimy
G. B. McCretry
Hollo
S. R. Henry
Homer Col
Carl Scott
W. Ww
Essoceht
H. J. Garmon
Z M. B. Ey
Blairaville
Sain
Apollo
Ypennsylvania Ailroad Company
Conneaut Park
Odd Fellows
Kiski Valley Lodge
Dreamland Dadroom
Pennsylvania
Risk Valley Siudren
Surprise Party Honors Milton Rouma On Sixteenth Birthday
A surprise party was held last evening at the Rouma home for Milton Rouma age sixteen, son of Mr and Mrs D L Rouma 1291 West Philadelphia Street. Seventeen guests attended. Games were played and refreshments served. Milton opened presents with Joseph Porter as guest of honor. Guests extended wishes for many more happy birthdays.
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Milton Roumna
D. L. Rouma
West
Philadelphia Street
Joseph Porter
Milton
Fletcher on List as Pinchot Rival
Fletcher former ambassador to Italy denies being groomed as anti prohibition governor candidate against Pinchot. He emphasizes support for the Republican ticket and notes his past diplomatic service and Roosevelts Rough Riders background. Philadelphia and Harrisburg reports outline other potential wet candidates and party chairmanship battle lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Henry P. Fletcher
Italy
Pletcher
Rosemont
Here
Grundy
United States
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
Mr. Pinchot
Fletcher
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Mr. Morrow
Mexico
Chile
Roosevelt Regiment
Franklin County
Chambersburg
Rough Riders
Theodore Roosevelt
Horace W. Scanty
Lehigh
James M. Beck
First Congregational
Beck
Congress
Mackey
William William W. Roper
Senator Grundy
Charles A Watres
Samuel Lewis
York
Grundy-Pinchot
Tariff Conferees Share Two Reports Amid Debate
The tariff bill faces a tight Senate vote as conferees split into two reports with the Flexible clause in the final text. Opponents prepare four points of order against the first section while administration spokesmen push for enactment amid uncertain success and possible public pressure on a President to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Capital Hill
Senate
Curtis
Bobby Jones edges Johnston in dramatic final green comeback
In a famed sixth round duel Bobby Jones and Johnston produced a stunning finish. Jones led 4 up with 6 to play but Johnston surged, stealing the fourteenth and fifteenth, then Bland sank a 12 foot birdie to force a dramatic finish on the final green.
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Bot
Jones
Watt
Bobby
Johnston
Jones Suddenly Was Attacked By & Xlval
America
Jimmy Blandly
Jones Durmie
Golf match chaos at British championship with late results
Campbell and Von Elm clash as Ad for Von Elm edges ahead. Ouimet struggles at 89 strokes to Hartley at the turn. Grint advances to the sixth round in London as Wethered and Robinson prevail. Torrance meets Piddian in the sixth round after tight wins.
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Campbell
von Elm
Katey
Ouimet
Hartley
Bulton
Douglas Grint
London
Keneth Greig
Grant
Scott
Roger Wethered
Oppenheimer
Robinson
McCiedi
Howell
Major Hezlett
Simpson
Nelson Smith
Wethered
Hill
Rutherford
Oumit
Torrance
File Piddian
Friddian
Whitaker
Senators Face Referendum Dilemma On Prohibition
The piece discusses U S Senators weighing votes on liquor reform amid pressures from state referendums. It cites Sheppard opposing a state referendum in Texas while pledging to follow his state’s will, and Wheeler Walsh Borah debating whether to heed local sentiment or vote by personal conscience. The report notes political expediency shaping dry versus wet stances in Montana Texas Idaho and Washington.
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Sheppard
Congress
Haa
Walsh
Montana
Wheeler
Senate
Lone Star
al Smith
Borah
Washington State
Dill
Ydaho
Anaconda Copper leads early stock listings no context
The snippet lists a string of company names and tickers including Anaconda Copper, Bethlehem Steel, Coca Cola, Continental Can, Dupont, Eastman Kodak, Kennecott, General Electric, Radio Corp of America, Reading, Sinclair Oil, Standard Oil, Transcontinental Airways, US Steel, Westinghouse, and more with fragmented OCR text suggesting a 1:30 am stock table across multiple firms and exchanges.
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AMI Cal Specter
Eecervertes
Anaconda Copper
Pereeresenee Amn Loco
Aim Tob Bov
Atehingen
Beth Steel
Ieseey Esees Can
Pullman Oiccecseereseneevaee
Qib Op Sepeepeeeeer
Verve Radio Corpss
Reading
Cscceeveeetrnewnare
Sinclair Oil
Yyertys
Cornerstone details for new church project and bids
A cornerstone box at the Buttress area held articles and records including Bible hymn book county papers Pittsburgh Leader Christian Advocate Ladies Repository Church Almanac 1875 Minutes of Pittsburgh Conference and other documents. It lists pastors M J Steppy J Aanks C F Medunkin and notes removal of the old church. The old building cost $20,000. Bids for the new church will be opened in Newark on June 16 with work expected to start late June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Leader
Christian Advocate
Pittsburgh
Boston
Dairymen Meeting Highlights Modern Practices and Tours
Dairymen Testing Associations gathered with President C S Gerhard of Blairsville presiding. Dr C R McKinnis stressed tuberculin testing and blood tests for contagious abortion, plus records and selective culling. Officers elected: President Clark Steele, VP William S Wetzel, Sec-Treas Clyde Houck. directors include C S Gerhard and H M Wetzel. Auto tour visited Highland Farms near Greensburg and J H Silvis and Sons dairy, noted for 175 gallons daily.
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C. S. Gerhard
Blairsville
Clyde Hauck
C. R. McKinnis
McKinnis
Clark Steele
Marion Center
William S. Wetzel
Clyde ‘Houck
Clymer
R. D
H .M. Travis
Smicksburg
H. M. Wetzel
I. M. Speedy
Livermore
Greensburg
Carl Johnston
Hugh Brown
J. W. Warner
Radio Doctor Johnston Claims Global Treatments by Radio
Detectives report Dr. Johnston boasted of treating patients in Chicago Berlin St Louis and South Africa via radio and a cablegram from a Belgian Congo patient. He offered free care while legal troubles lingered and claimed to cure cancer neurasthenia and influenza through a wav e method, touting 100 daily patients and remote treatment.
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Johnston
Chicago
Berlin
St. Louis
South Africa
Drexler
Belgian Congo
Johnston Proceesed
Unril
India
Pittsburgh pardon hearing on assault case ends
Judge Harry J Rowland sentenced Rugsel Anthony to six years for aggravated assault and battery in a 1920s Pittsburgh case involving beatings of two small stepchildren. Anthony sought a pardon before the Harrisburg Board of Pardons after serving six months of his term. The judge noted the abolition of the whipping post and expressed regret.
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Pittsburgh
Harry J Owand
Sentencin
Rugsel Anthony
Lenin Courtiers
Foniaeker
Anthony
Pardons
Harrisburg
Rowand
Penmanship Cancer Hoax Tricked Doctor in Belgium Visit
Dr. Johnston claimed handwriting reveals ailments and could diagnose cancer. A county detective used a fictitious name, duping him into diagnosing cancer from the handwriting. The episode highlights his belief that vibrations in penmanship expose health issues.
Fire Destroys Palace Hotel in Clearfield
Fire at the Palace Hotel in Clearfield early Wednesday caused extensive damage to a three story, 38 room frame structure. Fire Chief A. P. Kreher estimated damage between 15,000 and 20,000 dollars, marking a second blaze in just over a year.
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Clearfield
Palace
A. P. Kreher
Decoration at Butler Airport Air Circus Plans
Pittsburgh Butler Airport announces a Decoration Day air circus with night glider flight a first for the country besides a night sightseeing program. A full acrobatics schedule includes formation flights parachute jumps bomb dropping and a balloon busting contest. A new refreshment park grandstands and field surfacing enhance visitor comfort. Rumors say the Pennsylvania Good Will Air Tour may join around noon. Activities begin at 41 00 AM with events at regular intervals to six and dinner intermission from six to nine.
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Pittsburgh-Butler
Stinll
Pennsylvania Good Will Air Tour
Hoover to visit Gettysburg for Memorial Day address
President Hoover will motor to Gettysburg to deliver Memorial Day remarks from the Lincoln platform. He will depart Washington before 10 o clock, lunch at Lawrence Richey’s fishing camp, arrive around 1 30, and may visit Jay Cooke’s fishing preserve near Williamsport depending on tariff bill action. If delayed, he may return to Washington for the weekend.
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Washington
Hoover
Gettysburg
Lincoln
Lawrence Richey
Whitehouse
Battle Ground
Jay Cooke
Philadelphia
Williamsport
Senate
Farewell for Rev A D Fero and family ends Indiana tenure
The Fero family of 1296 West School avenue leaves the Corner Church and Twelfth streets Methodist charge this week after fruitful Indiana service. Rev J Davis of Massillon Ohio will succeed on June 15. Mrs Fero speaks at 10 45 am and Rev Fero at 7 45 pm. Their Sandy Lake Mercer County PA address awaits friends’ prayers and support.
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A. D. Fero
West School
Corner Church
Twelfth Streets
Indiana
J. Davis
Massilon
Ohio
Fero
Davis
Ray
Wero
God
Sandy Lake
Mercer County
New York City population seen rising to about 6.15 million
New York City population estimated at 6,150,000 for 1930, up about nine percent from 1920. If correct, the gain would be the smallest in a decade since 1790. Manhattan may drop versus 1920 while Queens could exceed a million, with other boroughs gaining.
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New York
Manhattan Island
Queens
Two B B G games here tomorrow
East End and Starford baseball teams meet on the East End diamond tomorrow at 10 in the morning and 2 in the afternoon in new uniforms. Starford brings back former stars. East End in fine condition after a strong season with only two losses. Both games promised as fast and interesting with refreshments on the grounds.
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East End
Starford
Armstrong Township Census Figures From 1980 Count
Armstrong Township excluding Shelocta Borough Indiana County Pennsylvania shows a preliminary 1980 population of 889, up from 939 in 1920. The area lists 150 farms, with 17 unemployed persons reported on the unemployment schedule. Figures are preliminary and subject to correction and later supplementation from Washington.
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Armstrong Twp
Shelocta
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Armstrong Township
Washington
Route 386 in Indiana County Completed in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg May 23. Completion of the two and a half mile project on Route 386 in Indiana County announced by James Lyall Stuart Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Highways. It will be penal traffic within the next days. Construction started Oct 31 1923 by McCrady Bros. at an estimated cost of 116 282.44. The 18 foot reinforced concrete pavement with six foot shoulders improved alignments and grades. The road serves a farming district and links Glen Campbell to Rossiter and Punxsutawney with access toward the Buffalo Pittsburg Highway, removing a four mile detour between Rossiter and Glen Campbell.
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Harrisburg
Indiana County
James Lyall Stuart
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
McCrady Bros. Construction Co
Glen Campbell
Rossiter
Punxautawney
Buffalo-Pittsburgh
Affections Suit for $500000 Filed in Wheeling Circuit Court
A $500000 suit for alienation of affections was on file in Wheeling circuit court against Ed wards Romine, a Wheeling capitalist, by Herman L. Arbenz, a former U S engineer. Arbenz, once city engineer, was recently granted a divorce in Ohio county from Mrs Emmy Ron Arbenz, with Romine named as the former spouse.
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Wheeling
Edwards
Romine
Herman L. Arbenz
United States
Arbenz
Ohio County
Emmy Ron Arbenz
Roming
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Fisher
Mailons
Robert L. Davis
Republican City Committee
11Th and
Chestnut Streets
Republican Ward
James M. Hazlett
Harry §. McDevitt
Pinchot
S. Davis Wilson
Charles ©. Asnis
William S T. Connor
Grover C. Ladner
MQTO
Harrisburg, Co
W. Books & CO
Phils
Vernon A. Holt
M. C. Stewart
Homer City
Threshermen & Farmers Mutual Casualty Insurance Co
Mechanics Trust
Penna
Bobby Jones
Cornerstone
Belgium
Dr. Johnston
Tmdthod
David Drexler
Clearfield Hotel
Butler
Pres. Hoover
B. B
Armstrong
24 Mile Road
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