Clemenceau Help to a Villager in Wartime Charity
Marthe Renault, a Kevillé peasant girl, thanks Clemenceau for kindness that helps her recover from illness. She recalls his visits, questions about her life, and his desire she get well, while a doctor who treated Marshal Foch may be involved. The village notes Clemenceau’s charity, yet he resents publicity and remains private at his cottage as the story unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemenceau
M. Clemenceau
Matthe
M. Cleenceau
France
Foch
Marthe
Mme Renault
M. Clemen-ceéau
M. “Clemenceau
Renault
Br. Degennes
Othe Renault Abode
Il Maitis
Awass
Eras Ciges
Ame
John Pegennse
Early settler Robert Allison of Center township
Robert Allison, a prominent Center township resident near Cherry Run, born July 9 1830, helped clear forests and farm, aided by a family flour mill powered by Cherry Run. He married Mary Allison in 1857 and had five children. A Republican, he voted for Lincoln and supported GOP presidents. he lived to recount hardships and memories of early youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Cherry Run
Allison Yomedat
South Mahoning Township
Phimville
Allison
Milton
Mgr. Allison
Plumville
Georgeville
Abraham Lincoln
Indiana
My. Allison
Mary ©. Allison
John_B. ‘Allison
White Township
Upper Twolick
Allison J
Joseph Kirkpatrick
North Seventh Street
James van Horn
Grandview Avenue
Frank R.allison
Culpmont
George Allison
Cleveland
Operation Assurance Praises Planned Procedure
A fragment concludes with a confident note that the subject will undergo the operation and that certainty accompanies the decision. The brief emphasizes expectation of success and medical confidence.
Church Notes Roundup of Sunday Services and Tent Meetings
A digest listing multiple church services across denominations with times for Sunday school morning worship and evening events. Includes Salvation Army tent meetings on Eleventh street near Church Street, children and youth gatherings, street services in front of the Court House and Moore Hotel, and forthcoming Rally Day and parish activities. Key participants include Rev. H. W. Miller Rev. William MacTavish Dr. N. H. Lanner and Rev. C. L. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Church of God
W. C
Object Jessons
Salvation Army
Ensign
Mia
Court House
Young People’s Legion
C. C. Andrew Smith
Moore Hotel
Salvation
Christ
Creekside Methodist Episcopal
C. L. Moore
N. H. Lanner
Wesleyan Methodist
A. Dfero
Ivy Poisoning Victim Leaves Family in Jaws of Tragedy
In Youngstown Ohio MoR Spence of Scottdale and Samuel Spence of near Willet mourn a death from ivy poisoning. Eva Grace Spence died December 18, 1918, leaving a widow, one grand child Mrs Hunter Wissinger, and a daughter Eva Grace. Funeral Sunday at 1 pm in the late residence, Rev Charles E Held officiating. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery Indiana. Mrs Jane E Wilkinson, 76, dies near Mundys Corner. funeral Sunday at 2 pm Pike Brethren church, Rev J L Bowman in charge. burial church cemetery. Survivors include husband George E Wilkinson and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, O
Mor. Spence
Scottdale
Samuel Spence
Willet
Hunter Wissinger
Laurelton State Village
Eva Grace Spence
Charles E. Held
Indiana
Greenwood Cemetery
Jane E. Wilkinson
Ebensburg
George E. Wilkinson
Willam Penn Highway
Mundy’s Corner
Pike Brethren Church
J. L. Bowman
Stock Closings Feature Wide Range of Industrial Names
Quotations from Hemphill and Noyes Co reveal mixed closings across industries. Companies include Allegheny Amerada Anaconda Atlantic Ref Chrysler Gen Motors U.S. Steel Westinghouse and Radio Keith with percentages indicating gains and losses. market activity noted by Indiana Theatre Build ing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Corp
Cancipeserescen Amerada Corp
Foreign Power
Am Loco Co
Andes
Anaconda
Atlantic
Am, Tel and Tel
Barnasdall A
Beth Steel
E.ceee
Man
Elec
Sup v
Miami
Iseseeese Ath Mid
Marmon
Hudson Motor
Hupp Motor
Hayes Body
Seve Bom Nid
Tel
Kelly Springfield
Ken
Fox Film
Sissesesees
Graham Paige
Gen, Motors
Amer. Corp
Nat
Cash
Nevada Copper
Bellas Hess Packard
Utah Vipers
Tex
Wveegucctnes
Penn Ri
Radio Keith
Ritter Dental
Rand
Warner Bros
W. Dairy Prod
West
Dlec
U. S. Steel Seccevenes
Vane
Hemphill and Noyes Co
Indiana Theatre
Obituary notices from Barnesboro and Ernest
Mrs Zella Berringer 33 of Barnesboro died at Spangler hospital after a line of survivors including EuGene Russell and six others. Interment is in McDowell cemetery. Wesley Watkins 54 of Ernest died at home from heart trouble. Survived by widow and four daughters, funeral Monday at 2 from Beulah Baptist Church with Rev Spencer. interment Oakland Cemetery. Viewing at Bell Funeral Home until noon Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella Paiites
Barnesboro
Zella Berringer
Spangler Hospital
Kittanning
Eugene Russell
Robert Russell
Oak Hill
W. Va
Emma Berringer
Beulah Russell
Clearfield Hospital
Ruth Palmer
Irene Russell
Clymer
McDowell Cemetery
Wesley Watkins
Ernest
Beulah Baptist Church of
Indiana
Mr. Spencer
New Kensington
Oakland Cemetery
Bell Funeral Home
Wayne Avenue
Naval disarmament dispute centers on Shearer
William B. Shearer, naval expert long a proponent of a strong fleet, sues three major shipbuilders for about 260000 for propaganda work at Geneva and disarmament conferences. He says he may reveal more in congressional inquiry while Hoover and Borah consider investigations. Shipyards deny employing him to block disarmament and stress ethical conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shearer
Washington
Geneva
Hoover
Senate
Wm. E. Borah
Idaho
New York
INS
William B. Shearer
Congressional
Shearer Jig
White House
Daniel F. Cohalan
Cohalan
Bethlehem Ship
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Corporation
Bethlehem
Brown Boveri Plans Abatement for Government Naval Policy
The Brown Boveri Corporation is preparing an abatement for issuance today to influence the government's naval policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Boveri Corporation
School Operation Is Big Business Says Dr Keith
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania public education spends about 213 million dollars annually. Local districts use 202,784,231 for operating schools with 49,661 teachers averaging 1500 dollars per year. The figure includes 89,439,638 in teacher salaries and 3,120,447 for textbooks with free provision to pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
John A. H. Keith
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Grains Close Higher in Chicago Trade
Grain futures closed higher on Friday with Wheat rising 14.8 to 14c, corn up 7.8 to t Ke and oats gaining 6.8 to 7.8c as market movements showed strength across the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Quick Time When Alarm Rings Harrisburg Fire Drill
Sept 7 attaches of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles occupy three temporary ram e and stucco structures in the rear of the State Capitol. They house over nine hundred people and the fire drill taps are sounded three times. The buildings are emptied before the third series of taps ends. Also reports local social and business notes including calls in Heilwood and nearby towns and a new drug store opening in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
State Capitol
Transfers of parcels and deeds in Blairsville and surrounding areas
Transfers record shows multiple property deeds and gifts across Blairsville Burrell Homer City Center Green Brushvalley and White with sums from 1 to 5300 dollars. Notable transfers include Tezzi Colndlo to Michael S Nakles for a Blairsville lot 2400 the First National Bank Indiana to Sarah Peddicord for a Brushvalley lot 5300 and Corrigan McKinney Steel Co to Margaret Stewart for Burrell land 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tezzi
Colndlo
Michael S. Nakles
Blairsville
Robert Donaldson
Annie E. Brantlinger
Burrell
Hugh Donaldson
Idstone Farm
Kenneth
Joshua T. Stewart
White
D. E. Stiles
Emma F. Young
Buffington
Margaret Wachob
Vernon Wachob
N. Mahon
Houser
George Berringer
Green
Marriages Listed in Several Pennsylvania Towns
William Scott Starry of Homer City and Anna May Dressler of Title marry. George E. Bennett and Levina M. Stumpf, both of Blairsville, wed. Jack Sallboga of Tipperary and Josephine Trudiglia of Tipperary likewise unite. Other couples include Mark Boothman of Barnesboro with Virginia Brilhart of Cherrytree and George R. Trott of Chapel Hill with Helen Adair Davis of Blairsville. Additional pairings include John Clair Abel of Grant township with Gertrude Louis Longwill of Dixonville and Harry Patsolic of Dixonville with Anna Kilamas of Dixonville. William Harvey Meredith of Johnstown weds Evelyn Myrtle Harris of Johnstown.
Wandin Labor Day Parade and Community Notes
Wan din hosted a Labor Day parade with attendees from surrounding areas. visitors include Manuel McCullough and Shawnee wife in Vandergrift, Frank Henry and Niagara Falls wife visiting Henry Shanks, and W. N. Sickenberger with wife at Indiana. George Heimel family from Lewistown stopped by. Frank Markle of Altoona was a Wandin caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandin
Clymer
Manuel McCullough
Vandergrift
Frank Henry
Niagara Falls
Henry Shanks
W. N. Sickenberger
Robert Sickenbergers
Indiana
George Heimel
Lewistown
Frank Markle
Altoona
M. E
Roy McCullough
Seward
Cary
Wilkinsburg
Green Town
Evaline Butterbaugh
Commodore High
Luther Sickenberger
Commodore
Wand
John Lydie
Clearfield
Economy For Industry If They Purchase Rite
Hanover New Hampshire September 7 Ins Large economies in marketing would result from more scientific methods to industry Dr Melvin T Copeland Harvard University says at the New England council meeting at Dartmouth College J J Lamere vice president of a Boston fish firm cites modernized fishing industry expanding markets and a new freezing method preserving juice and freshness for Atlantic fish to reach the Pacific coast Rhode Island Agriculture Commissioner Harry R Lewis notes federal farm board program intensifies competition for New England farmers and urges cooperation for self preservation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Melvin T. Copeland
Harvard University School of Business Administration
New England Council
Dartmouth College
New England
J. J. Lamere
Boston
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific
Lamere
Harry R. Lewis
Rhode Island
Federal Farm Board
Points on People in Indiana Visit Moments
A long roster of visitors and locals in Indiana details Wettling of Atlantic City McGregor of Pittsburgh Day Hill and McCafferty families Bartholomew at Stockton Moore Hotel Ebensburg Fair connections Harner Lefever kinship and Curett calls Rish Moreau Smiths Gregories Case and Jefferies noted Jank P Case and Sheriff ties Johnston mercantile appraiser White Troxall Barber Cravener Troop A officers and county officials among Friday Indiana visits and business across town.
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D. J. Marbach
Moore Hotel
Ebensburg
Henry C. Harner
Lancaster
D. Clair Lefever
Church Street
G. H. Bradish
Greenville
Indiana
Jacob Rish
Canoe Township
A. F. Moreau
Frank and
Albert
North Fifth Street
Erie
Point
Canada
J. J. Gregory
Benham
J. C. Martin
School Street
Molly
Alice Smith
North Sixth Street
Jank P. Case
Pittsburgh
George H. Jefferies
Rochester Mills
Aaron M. Stiver
Thomas Frantz
Ross
Mayne ‘Miller
W. E. Wetzel and Son
Center’ Township
George Nesbit
J. I. Henderson
Sheloca
Harry Holsapple
Cherryhill Township
Court House
George Cravener
Creekside
W.G. Troxall
Strongstown
Or. Y. Barber
Green Township
John F. Johnston
Saltsburg
Community notes from Spangler to Ebensburg
Ethel Adams works at the S. S. Smith residence. Joseph Waxler on a business trip to Clearfield. John Clark relocated his family to Spangler. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shuss and children visiting Buffalo. Thomas Madill of Spangler attended a town business call. Nellie Burkhart returned to New Kensington after visiting her parents. Joseph Harris of Cleveland visiting friends and attending Altoona races. Many locals at Ebensburg fair. The second annual picnic set for the 14th to support a good cause. Esther Liskay employed at Blair Cooper home. Mrs. A. E. James visiting relatives in Ebensburg. Grant Dunlap returning from Erie visit. Nick Patrick and Marshall Foster of Central City called locally. Julius Sabo of Barneyboro visited friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Adams
S. S. Smith
Joseph Waxler
Clearfield
John Clark
Spangler
Charles ‘Shuss
Buffalo
Thomas Madill
Nellie Burkhart
New Kensington
T. A. Burkhart
Joseph Harris
Cleveland
Joseph Donohue
Billie
James McDermott
Altoona
Ebensburg
Esther Liskays
Blair Cooper
A. E. James
Grant Dunlap
Erie
Nick Patrick
Marshall Foster
Central City
Julius Sabo
Barneyboro
Preaching Service and Community Moves Noted in Clarksburg
In Clarksburg the church announces a Sabbath service at 11 am with a 9:45 am Sabbath School. Local families relocate including Thomas Coleman from near Elders Ridge to the McPhilmy property and Harold Young moving to Indiana. multiple visits and social gatherings reported among residents, with students starting a new school year and teachers begin winter work in Iselin Public School.
Local Residents Attend Ebensburg Fair and Nearby Visits
Gl en Campbell and Chester McMasters with their spouses attended the Ebensburg Fair on Thursday. Glen Keys of Duncansville called on Arch Pennington’s family Sunday. Rodgers and daughter from Pittsburgh visited town Monday. Fassett and Schrode of Niagara Falls, with Joe, spent Labor Day with relatives here. Arch Pennington and sons Bobby and Jack toured Indiana and Lucerne Monday. Mary Miller of Cresson visited friends in town over the weekend. Blair and family from Philadelphia visited relatives here and left Friday. Walter C Smith and daughters Peggy and Charlotte of West Lebanon called Thursday. W H McQuilken and daughter from Jacksonville spent Thursday here. Rev J T Davis of Blairsville called Thursday. Mrs Bond spent the weekend with her daughter in Coalport. Wisor family shopped in Barnesboro Saturday. W W Fee family and Mary Fee shopped Indiana Saturday evening. Clyde Pennington and wife visited Indiana Monday. Mrs Carl Miller and daughter from Punxsutawney visited relatives here for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester 'McMasters
Sherman
Ebensburg
Glen Keys
Duncansville
Arch Pennington
Rodgers
Pittsburgh
Joe Fassett
Joe Schrode
Niagara Falls
Labor Day
Bobby
Jack
Indiana
Lucerne
Mary Miller
Cresson
Blair
Philadelphia
George Ferguson
Walter C. Smith
Peggy
Charlotte
West Lebanon
W. H. McQuilken
Jacksonville
J. T. Davis
Blairsville
Bond
Coalport
Wisor
Barnesboro
W. W. Fee
Mary Fee
Clyde Pennington
Carl Miller
Punxsutawnay
Pennsylvania Sealed Proposals for State Supplies in 1929
In compliance with the Pennsylvania Constitution, sealed duplicate proposals will be received by the Secretary of the Department of Property and Supplies at the Capitol Building in Harrisburg by 12 noon on October 1, 1929. Contracts cover six months for furnishing hardware electrical plumbing and replacement supplies to the Executive Mansion and various state bodies, with required certified checks or bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Department of Property
Aot
Iis
Capitol Building
Hardsburg
Trtador
Ioxecutiva
Taylor
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Robert Allison
Walter H
Pittsbrugh
Nellie
B. F. Fresh
Nant-y-Glo
Margaret
Benjamin Rose
Jackson Township
Willard A
Gresson
Keith
Giamondville
Stanley Chilenski
Heilwood
Lottie Qickenberger
Stafford
Emma Rodkey
Della Goodsell
Martha Goodrich
Dob
Kelly
Alverda
Helen Finkel
D. Bb. Kelly
Dixonville
Mable Jepson
Frank Meeking
Hife
Lawrence Meekins
Ohio
Ambridge
Eagle Real Estate Company
Merchant Street
Eagle Sxe Co
Springfield
Churchman & Company
Saxer Avenus
William Scott Starry
Homer City
Anna May Dressler
George E. Bennett
Levina M. Stumpf
Jack Sallboga
Tipperary
Josephine Trudiglia
Mark Boothman
Virginia Brilhart
Cherrytree
George R. Trott
Chapel Hill
Helen Adair Davis
John Clair Abel
Grant Township
Gertrude Louis Longwill
Harry Patsolic
Anna Kilamas
William Harvey Meredith
Johnstown
Evelyn Myrtle Harris
Lewis E. Wettling
Atlantic City
James Jack
J. C. McGregor
J. J. Hannon
Day Hill
Freeport
W. H. McCafferty
J. M. Williams
Pine Township
J. H. McMillen
Irma Bartholomew
State Teachers’ College
Stockton
Mr. Wills
Mr. Kaeslin
Beauty Shoppe
7Th St
Indiana, Pa
Clarksburg
Thomas Coleman
Elders Ridge
McPhilmy
Harold Young
Net
Clara Marshall
Frank Alderson
Harry Anderson
Albert Sandies
Elrica
Jennie Sandies
Harry Coleman
T.I. Townsend
Avonmore
Mac Coleman
Lyle Lafferty
Niles
Anna
Boyd Black
Youngstown
J. Winfred Clawson
Dean Clawson
Misses Black
Isabelle Fleming
James Hile
Jimmie
Jay
Hazel Hines
Everett Coleman
Diamondville
Mabel
Cynthia Cribbs
Dorothy Mountain
Iselin
Foster Parks
Indiana Hospital
Faye Walker
Lois Cribbs
Jay Donahey
James Fulton
Lola Pierce
Mary Elizabeth Jewell
William and
Lila Compton
Olive Kinter
Nora Nartis
Glen Campbell
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