Obituaries Highlight Rugh Killins and Moore Family Ties
Indiana and Johnstown area obituaries note James M. Rugh of Johnstown death at 64 after long illness, with detailed biographical history, marriage to Maude Levergood in 1901, survivors including Agnes Eppley. Catherine Killins of Barnesboro dies at 68 after months of illness, long residence in Diamondsville and Barnesboro, funeral at J G Clowes home, burial in Mitchell's Mills Cemetery, with references to extended Killins family and Judge Adam Moore as nephew.
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James Rugh
Johnstown
James M. Rugh
Horner Street
Seventh Ward
Henry W. Snyder
First Lutheran Church
Grandview Cemetery
James Michael Ruth
Greenville
Indiana County
John C. Ruth
Mary (Truby) Ruth
Indiana
Grandview
Catherine Killing
Catherine Killins
John S. Killins
Barnesboro
J. C. Clowes
Killins
Pelham Cont
Can
William Newberry
Rachel Stringer
Methodist Church
Mrs. Killing
Diamondsville
Mr. Killing En
Barr Township
H. Williams
St.ohn’s Methodist Church
Mitchell's Mills
J. Killins
Adam Killins
Duncanville
Ont
Myrr Clowes
Pittsburgh
R. N. Killins
Nicktown
H. V
Piper
Blairaville
J. J. Logan
Chicago
Ill
Dick Clowes
Adam Moore
Finley, N. D
Young Bob May Heal 4 Year Breach In Senate
The piece notes party regulars plan to pressure Bob Butler to align with the regular organization while allowing an independent stance similar to Borah or Couzens. They intend to offer him a majority role if he accepts terms, but Bob declined to comment on possible approaches or his future conduct from his late father’s office.
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Butler
Bob
W B Stahl Birthday Celebrated At Home
William B. Stahl a Civil War veteran and member of Co A 61st Pennsylvania Volunteers marked his birthday by attending Sunday School and church and enjoying a chicken dinner at his South Street home he is the nominee for Jury Commissioner on the ticket.
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William B. Stahl
Co. A. 61St
Pennsylvania Volunteers
South Street
Storm wrecks ships as pilots save others
A Pacific storm sweep damaged ships and forced pilots to crash into cockpits to steer vessels offshore. Several late model scouting planes were wrecked, with only a few survivors. Losses totaled about $25,000 per aircraft, and officials lamented the peace time disaster amid criticisms of navy operations.
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Navallr
Torepedo
Baltimore
Navy
Gol. Wm. Mitchell
Charlottesville Fire Threatens Business Section
A major fire in Charlottesville Va caused an estimated 300000 in losses and destroyed Western Union Telegraph and the Western Printing Co buildings after a furnace defect started the blaze. Fire crews and police battled the flames as the blaze affected the heart of the city. In Western Pennsylvania a 50 mile windstorm caused minor damage with uprooted trees, blown signs, and damaged barns. Motorists faced trouble in strong gusts.
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Charlottesville
Western Union Telegraph Company
Superlcandals Printing Company
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
INS
Last Week for Old U P Church
The church schedules a musical program recalling the church’s early days. A final midweek service of praise and prayer is planned, followed by a Halloween party. The building committee has approved a Moller Pipe Organ Co proposal costing $8,000, with $1,000 credit for the old organ.
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Eddy
Ladies’ Aid Society
Moller Pipe Organ Co
Hagerstown
Democratic ticket projects wide win for Stahl in race
The article portrays Mr. Stahl as a well preserved Civil War veteran with sharp mind and strong health. He remains active as a skilled mechanic, working daily in his shop at home as supporters forecast a substantial plurality over his opponent. Indiana County's Duty reveals the endorsement.
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Stahl
Weekend visitors and local business calls noted in Indiana
A parade of residents from Clymer, Cherryhill, North Heights, and surrounding townships made Saturday calls in Indiana. Notables include W N Myers and daughter, George F Ober of Ingram, and longtime officials like Justice William Blose. Several travelers head to Florida or Atlantic City, with stops in Knoxville and Clinton Longwell.
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W. N. Myers
Clymer
Cherryhill Township
Evening Gazette
George F. Ober
Ingram, Re
Two youths executed in Mercer County prison
It was the first death penalty carried out in the county with slayers Girsch and Weiss for the 1924 murder of William Turner at a West Middlesex filling station. Despite attempts at reprieve and declarations of innocence, Governor Pinchot refused intervention. Weiss’s mother planned to arrive from Roumania. funeral arrangements for Girsch were not announced.
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Girsch
Gitsch
Weiss
Mercer County
America
Roumania
Pardon Board
Far East spelling woes cited by publicity gentry
Report from A. E. Maston & Co cites confusion in Far East terms as a publicity issue. The note mocks the messy spelling of proper names used by banditry and gentry, highlighting how clearer transliteration could shrink distances in perception.
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Far East
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