Residents Briefly Return From Travels and Visits
WPINTS ON PEOPLE reports Mrs. John S. Johnston ofool street arrived home yesterday from a vacation trip. Mrs. W. A. Schroth, her father vg Bennett and brother return ed from Atlantic City near Philadelphia. Martha Louise McLain of Hubbard visits Major and Mrs. CG McLain East Philadelphia street. Miss Claire W. Shafter of Washington street departs for Saragota Pla to spend winter. Floyd Shoup of Meadville is first child of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shafrer Fourteenth street. Mrs. A. J. Jeffus and her son Harry of Pampa Texas visit Mr. and Mrs. B. Dwight Ray Philadelphia street.
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John S. Johnston
W. A. Schroths
Vg Bennett
Reed
Atlantic
Gily
Philadelphia
Martha Louise McLain
Hubbard, Hic
CG. McLain
East Philadelphia
Claire W. Shafter
Wash Hton Street
Saragota
Pla
Floyd Shoup
Meadville
Norman Shafrer
Fourteenth Street
A. J. Jeffus
Harry
Pampa
Texas
Will Fight Release of Loeb and Leopold On Parole
State's Attorney Robert B. Crowe stated he would fight any parole for the Loeb and Leopold killers. He had sought the death penalty when the case was prosecuted and said parole would be opposed for the youths, with eligibility years away based on the 99 year sentence and good behavior credits.
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Loeb
Leopold
Clabaugh i
Robert B. Crowe
Salvation Army appoints Painter to Indiana post
Captain Harry R. Painter and his wife arrive from Meadville to lead The Salvation Army in Indiana. Their infant son Jimmie travels with them. A welcome service is set at The Salvation Army Hall tomorrow evening with an Open Air Service in front of The Savings and Trust Co. at 7 15. An official Welcome Meeting will be held Sunday of next week.
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Harry R. Painter
Meadville
Nation Army
Indiana
Jimmie
Salvation ‘Army
the Savings and Trust Co
Emy
Pennington Drug Unit Seeks Attorney Successors
Pennington reports several attorneys considered as successors to McNaugher for the city's drug unit. He notes McNaugher will remain with city forces for some time to finish cases. The city chief praised McNaugher’s work and indicated no appointment has been finalized.
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Pennington
McNaugher
Dity
Last G. A. R. Veteran Loses State Job in Postwar Upset
Civil War veteran and former Pennsylvania state employee, Rudolph, laments pension reduction and forced retirement after more than 30 years. He criticizes high officials for impractical orders, notes strong district performance, and recalls being one of the youngest G. A. R. members who was wounded four times. He sought Governor Pinchot’s intervention but failed to win reinstatement.
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Harrisburg
Harrisburg Who Think They Know It All,” Mr. Rudolph
Rudolph
Pinchot
Efort
Pennsylvania
Gospel Tent crowd fills North Sixth Street meetings
A large crowd filled the Gospel Tent on North Sixth Street as the minister spoke of salvation through Jesus Christ and overflowing spirit in the Christian life. Evening meetings continue with cordial invitation extended to all. Separately, Standard Gas and Electric reports $12,348,000 in preferred share sales and 19,113 transactions for the first half of 1926 in its utilities properties.
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North Sixth Street
Standard Gas and Electric Company
Negro confession ties judge murder in Wetumpka
In Wetumpka Alabama Clyde Bachelor, son in law of a former probate judge, is accused after a confession from Leonard that he fired an automatic shotgun through a window killing Judge Lamar Smith and wounding Mrs. Smith. Police say Bachelor hired the killer. mobs forced relocation to Mobile for safety.
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Wetumpka
Ala
Clyde Bachelor
Lamar Smith
Leonard
Smith
Honigomeny
Mobile
Waldensian Visitor Hails New York Community Ties
Former resident Rev. Tron discusses the Waldensians of New York with about 700 members not counting children. Since arriving 36 years ago they shifted from farming to city work, with 40 percent gaining US citizenship since 1920. The church, organized 1910 and restructured 1920, now aligns with Presbyterian doctrine though not officially Protestant. It is housed at First Church, 11th Street and Fifth Ave., NYC, while seeking $50,000 for a parish house and pastor’s apartment, with $10,000 already pledged if matched by September. The appeal seeks support from Christians to aid this “citizens of tomorrow.”
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New York
Tron
United States
Church of
Presbyterian Church
First
11Th Street
Yifth Ave
New York City
Maison Vandoise
Young Township Man Accused in Late Murders
In a deadly late incident, Morgant allegedly shot McEwan twice after an argument sparked by Pye. McEwan died at Indiana Hospital Monday afternoon. Morgant fled in a car after a third shot. He is described as 24, dark complected, 5 ft 6 in, 160 lbs, from Whiskey Run. An accompanying hospital scene revealed a dying man's brother unaware of the tragedy. Pennsylvania power growth noted elsewhere.
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Pye
Morgant
McEwan
Indiana Hospital
Whiskey Run
Indiana
Valentino's casket to Hollywood amid family bids
Funeral plans unfold for Rudolph Valentino with a requiem mass at Church of the Sacred Heart and a plan to transport the body to Hollywood by special coach. S. George Ullman, Valentino's manager, faces decisions on a shrine coach and the attendance of Pola Negri and others, while Jean Acker remains away for rest. The article also notes posthumous earnings and heirs, alongside a separate account of aviation fatalities in Pennsylvania.
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Tose To
Fame
Joseph Congedt
Valentino
Church of the Sacred Heart
St. Malachy‘s
Guglielmi
S. George Ullman
Hollywood
Lake Shore
Ullman
Pola Negri
Jean Acker
New York
Rudolph Valentino
Alberto
Marie Guglielmi
Edward S. Gilbert
Los Angeles
Crack Army Airman Dies in Washington
Lieut Cyrus K Bettis, noted Army Air Service pilot and Pulitzer Trophy winner, died after crashing in fog near Bellefonte Pennsylvania. He crawled to summon help before transport to Walter Reed hospital. Bettis was renowned in wartime aviation and popular among service members.
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Bettis
Bellefonte
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
George H. Burgess
New Salem
Alleghenies
Lieut
Bittis
Carsonville
Mich
Air Service
Army
War Department
Army Air Service
Baltimore
al. Williams
Navy
Three Weeks to S. S. Convention Pageant Scheduled
A county Sunday school convention plans a pageant at TivAt Presbyterian Church with a social dinner for pastors and superintendents. All registered delegates will receive admission tickets, and county superintendents are urged to ensure teachers attend sessions and a conference for their division.
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Tivat
Mellett Case To The Grand Jury In Gettysburg News
Thelma Davis, Peggy Cavanaugh and Catherine Barnes are subpoenaed to appear before the grand jury in the Mellett murder case. Two witnesses remain missing as investigators search Cleveland and Chicago for them. Gettysburg council orders demolition of the old village lockup. Weikert case linked to a hotel purchase reunites two men after years apart.
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Thelma Davis
Mellett
Peggy Cavanaugh
Catherine Barnes
Olther Witesses
McDermott
Polite
Cleveland
Chicago
Grain market closes mixed with small gains in corn
Chicago reports irregular grain trading with wheat down fractions and corn rising modestly. Oats gain as supplies move, while receipts total around 350 cars across wheat corn and oats. Provisions stay steady with lard futures showing demand.
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Chicago
Vccas
Pastor held without bail in Orting murder case
Rev George S Seeley pastor of the Orting Free Methodist church and editor of the Orting Oracle is held without bail in Pierce county jail on a first degree murder charge. He is accused of leading a dry raid in which Emilie Matsumoto, described as an alleged moonshiner, was shot as the raid approached a still in woods near Orting. Three Federal agents arrested on related charges are free on bail.
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Tacoma
Wash
George S. Seeley
Orting
Notice of Incorporation for Snyder Coal Co Inc
Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on September 21 1920 by H A Snyder Chas F Sundberg and Dollie Lowman under the Act of Assembly for Incorporation of certain Corporations for the charter of an intended Cooperation called Snyder Coal Co Inc to mine coal and minerals and to acquire real estate and operate coke and related products through deeds leases mortgages and other instruments with rights and privileges of the act. Es Gilbert S Parnell Solicitor.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
H A. Snyder
Chas. F. Sundberg
Dollie Lowman
Act of Assembly
Ath Gibert S. Parnell
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Glasser's
Negro
Alabama
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Clymer
Cyrus K. Bettis
Allegheny Mouncie
Valle
Here
Piledelph
S. S
Gettysburg
Gettyshure
Ac Gay
Mark C. Weikert
Han Fo
Tote Eara
Williamsport
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lansdale—Road
Grand View Hospital
N.Y
Stuck
Ofen
Am Am
Ddanitis Hasan Te Phere
Aeveaas
Beth Sharahreyiere
Balwith
Gan
Bac Bivnviadabe M. St. P Sebegreseg
Crucible Toro
Sivaceus
Motors
Granby
Goodrich Teereseenen
Bay Hayes
Esserereee
City
Miel
K. Y
Pan Amn Peewee
Ind
St. Paul
Union Pac Sete
Ubol Lee Beene
US Steel
Hayes
Westinghouse Sehen
Corero
Pasco Willy
Seneca Cop
Spicer Mfg
Beeson
Tim R Bear Tetrieves
West Air Brake
Pittsburgh
A. E. Masten & Company
The
Evening Gazette
Brooklyn
K. Kammer
Carter
Joyce
Tadk
Oyce Baca
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