Indiana Newswire Notes Many Social Visits Across Ohio and PA
Mise Altha Garrett returns from Ohio and Pittsburgh to begin teaching in public schools. Numerous residents from Beaver Falls, Indiana, and nearby towns visit relatives in Philadelphia, Birmingham, and Pittsburgh. Attendees include teachers, soldiers visiting camps, and local families traveling for weekends, with a flurry of visits to Indiana and LaTrobe for work, school duties, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Altha Garrett
State Teacher's College
Akron
Elyria
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Kennels Exhibit Bares Wide Dog Breed Display at Fair
At the Waynesburg fair an exhibit shows 82 dogs representing 221 breeds valued from 25 to 2000 dollars. Ranging from a 4 pound black and tan terrier to a 2000 pound St Bernard, the display includes Heaton terrier foxhound Schwaizer beagle spitz bloodhound chow collie Irish setter English setter wire haired fox terrier Russian wolf hound pit bull airedale Pomeranian Pekingese cocker spaniel. The exhibit promotes kenneling methods kennels fencing and supplies with a cool sanitary tent and aims to educate on dog care and breed diversity.
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Waynesburg Fair
Indiana
Dawson
Death and Memorial Notices From Indiana Area
Obituary notices recount the families of Bruce Hopkins McAnulty and Warnshuis, listing children siblings and grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are given for Wilkinsburg Indiana Union and Black Lick areas with services and interment details. Additional lines note the passing of Ernest B. McAnulty at Green Township and funeral proceedings in Salem Methodist Church with local clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
James L. Bruce
Boston
Mags
Edna
O. K. Martin
Wilkinsburg
Matthew H. Bruce
Indiana
Sara E
Anna W. Bruce
Hilda
Oscar Brockman
Tucson
Ariz
Robert M. Bruce
Pittsburgh
Max
Gene Martin
Oscar Brockman, Jr
Clarissa G. Weamer
Church Street
Nettie
Albert L. Cotterman
Jeannette
Russell H. Hopkins
San Francisco
Calif
Sarah B. Smith
Elm Street
First United Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Ernest EB. McAnulty
Ernest BR. McAnulty
Green Township
Asa K. McAnulty
Ida Colbert McAnuwty
Frank
Greenaburg
Charles
Kathryn
Lester
Hale
Arthur
June
Wesley
Billa
Quay Baker
Emmons
Wilda
Clarke Keith
Green Townships
Stella
John Hadden
Willet
Mattie
James McCurdy
Bertha McAnulty
A. Hale McAnulty
Nant-y-Glp
Kearney
Nebraska
Methodist’ Episcopal Church
Salem Methodist Church
King
Clair Irvin
McDowell Cemetery
Six Latin-Americans held after Brooklyn bombing blast
Six young Latin-Americans were detained by Brooklyn police after a bomb exploded between the Brooklyn Supreme Court Building and the Hall of Records. Officers found bomb making materials, time bombs, and maps of public buildings in their apartments. The suspects, Mexicans and Puerto Rican, denied ties to the subway bombing, claiming they were inventors and toy makers.
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Brooklyn Supreme Court
Hall of Records
James L. Kilgallen
New York
Brooklyn Police
New York City
28Th Street
Times Square
Grand Central
Brooklyn
Mario Medreno
Jesus Silva
Jivian de Hoyas
Eugenio Fernadez
Victor Fern
Jose Roa Christozal
Washington
Silva
Medreno
United States
Red” Propagana
Death of Judge Charles Corbet in Santa Monica
Judge Charles Corbet 76 died yesterday in Santa Monica Calif after a sudden illness while visiting his wife. For ten years he served as Judge of the Jefferson County Court and he retired from the bench last year after fifty two years as a member of the Jefferson County Bar. A renowned figure in state law, the late Judge Copher will be interred in Brookville Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Charles Corbet
Jefferson County
Wayne Wheeler Dies as Prohibition Leader Is Mourned
Washington reacts to the death of Wayne Wheeler a quarter century force behind the American prohibition movement. The public figure born November 10 1869 in Brookfield Ohio led a divisive cause linking his name to national policy and party politics. Mrs Wheeler died weeks earlier from burns in an air burner explosion at Wheeler's Michigan home.
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Page
Cleveland
Ohio
Wheeler
Little Pointe Sable
Mich
Brook Field
Washington
Wayne Wheeler
Governor on inspection trip to visit Pennsylvania institutions
Governor John S. Fisher began a two month inspection tour of the state's institutions, stopping at Carlisle and visiting sites in Scotland Chambersburg Mount Alto Gettysburg and Hanover before York. The trip focuses on conditions at facilities with planned binding programs for the upcoming biennium. Separately Indiana Borough considers sewer projects Grandview Avenue West Washington Street Third Street sidewalk and garbage haulage. An ordinance prohibits salt water on paved streets and burning debris with fines up to six dollars and up to thirty days in jail for violations.
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Harrisburg
John S. Fisher
Carlisle
Scotland
Chambersburg
Mount Alto
Gettysburg
Hanover
York
Ord
Downs
Sam Boden
South Sixth Street
Sixth Street
Grandview Avenue
Thorn
Indiana Borough
Grandview
West Washington Street
Steve Lewis
West Main
Third Street
Nixon Alley
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
McGreary
North Eighth Street
Standard Alley
James W. Mack
Wheeler’s Prohibition Legacy and Death Shifts Power
The piece notes Wheeler as the driving force behind national Prohibition, his network in Congress, and questions who will succeed him. It cites James Wannon Jr, Dr I Scott McBride, and Dr By H Cherrington as leading contenders, while asserting Wheeler’s departure weakens the movement’s central drive.
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James
Wheeler
Capitol
Congress
Capital Hill
America
United States
New York
Chicago
Wayne B. Wheeler
Gary
James Wannon, Jr
League
I. Scott McBride
By . H. Cherrington
Westerville
Washington
Borough Council Orders 600000 Street Work and Sidewalk Repeat
The Street Commissioner estimates 600000 for public works and crews are hauling materials to the borough on West Church Street. A sidewalk from Burns Alley to Water Street on Third Street, requested a year ago, was revived. council demands action within 10 days or the town will install it and bill property owners. Glen Mabon of West Washington Street requests a crossing rail.
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West Church Street
Burns Alley
Water Street
Third Street
Glen Mabon
West Washington Street
Hope for aviator Redfern after sighting near Venezuela
New Orleans reports the Georgia flyer Paul Redfern, missing since August 25, may be safe aboard a ship near Venezuela. The Norwegian vessel Christian Krogh sighted him about 165 miles off the coast, after he left Brunswick en route to Rio Danento, dropping notes asking for directions and signaling toward land.
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New Orleans
Paul Redfern
Georgia
Venezuela
Christian Krogh
Redfern
Venezuelan
Brunswick
Rio de Dantero
Cayo Grande
el Roque
Theatrical World Mourns Marcus Loew Death
New York reports the death of Marcus Loew at 57 in his Long Island home. He led the Loew chain of theaters and the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures corporation. Funeral services set for Thursday at 11 a.m., burial in Maimonides Cemetery.
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New York
INS
Marcus Loew
Loew
Long Island
Toew
Motion Picture
Vaudeville
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures Corporation
Maimouides
Sentences for Johnstown men in wife’s death case
Johnstown pa september 6 dr w w grove local physician and sam kelly of hooversvilla were sentenced to no less than 18 months and no more than 8 years in county jail with fines of 460 each for complicity in the death of kellys wife list 1 march. They were tried and found guilty and gave notice of appeal and were released on 5000 bond each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
W. W. Grove
Sam Kelly
Hooversvilla
Kelly
Accidents in Blairaville and vicinity over weekend and Labor Day
Injuries reported from Blairaville area include Vincent Bertonarecht, 30, of South Liberty Street Blairaville, hurt after falling 28 feet onto a concrete floor at National Plate Glass Company, taken to Indiana Hospital in fair condition with head laceration and possible internal injuries. Wilburspatter, 21, of Derry, suffered facial and arm injuries but was sent home in not serious condition after a car crash near Derry. Shaffer, 21, of Derry, ejected from a wrecked car near a farmyard after losing control on a curve. vehicle destroyed, taken to a physician’s office for treatment.
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Blairaville
National Plate Glass Company
Indiana Hospital
Vincent Bertonarecht
South Liberty Street
Wilburspatter
Derry
Bortonareh
Here
Blairsville-Derry
Shaffer
M. A. Neilsen
Detroit
Mich
Wedding of Leona Riddell and Jack McGlaughlin
The Brethren church of Conemaugh witnessed the marriage of Leona Riddell and Jack McGlaughlin with maid of honor Miss Leona Riddell and best man Mr. Jack McGlaughlin of Indiana Pa. Otto Zane was ringbearer. After a reception for 147 guests at Conemaugh municipal hall the couple planned travels to Pittsburgh and Ohio before McGlaughlin returns to the University of Pennsylvania to pursue football amid fall plans.
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Brethren Church of
Conemaugh
Leona Riddell
Jack McGlaughlin
Indiana
Marie Riddell
Pauline Weuser
Otto Zane
James Capstick
Eunice Campbell
Maida Deifenbach
Capstick
Altoona
Orvra Frum
Thomas Larimer
Brookdale
M. Hammer
New York City
F. A. Houston
Nell Kline
South Fork
Helen Stancel
Rose Amsy Mary ‘Thor
N. J
U. of P
Matricide case heads home for extradition from Seattle
Lasalle County Illinois officers travel to Seattle to extradite Harry R. Hill 22 for the murder of his mother Mrs Eling Hill in Streator Illinois. He was arrested in Seattle after traveling from Streator and denied guilt while expressing hope his father will prove his innocence. Extradition papers expected to reach Olympia governor for swift action with return to Streator by week end. Card of Appreciation follows.
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Seattle
Wash
INS
Lasalle County
Ilinois
Harry R. Hill
Streator
Eling Hill
Jackson
Hill
H.C. Hill
Illinois
Hartley
Olympia
Card of Thanks for Carl Ferrier
We acknowledge the thanks and appreciation to Tremis and relatives in Washington township for kindness during illness and after the death of our beloved son and brother Carl Ferrier. We also thank for use of cars on the day of the funeral and the beautiful floral tributes.
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Washington Township
Carl Ferrier
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J. A. Cunnningham
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Mary
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Sharpsburg
Mose Rice
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Greensburg
Canada
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Wellington Clark
Mahaffey
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New York ‘City
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Rochester Mills
Andrew J. Pittman
Mechanicsburg
Frank P. Case
Murray Avenue
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Alice Smith
North 6Th Street
Samuel
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Twila
Nettie Shaffer
Blacklick
S. C. Smith
Mise Lois Lattaback
Arlington, Pa
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A. S. Cochran
Clyde Risinger
Hoffman
Henry W. Warnshuis
Black Lick
Clymer
Western Seminary
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Mt. Pleasant
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Gilgal Group
G. J. Warnshuis
Hannah Naeckers
N. Y
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Brooklyn Court House
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B. Hi. Lichteberger
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Council
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Ireland
B—Brock
Schlee
Calcutta
Allahabad
Sir John Carling
England
Johnstown M
Pretty
Rachel Graden
Creekside
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