Points on People from a North Bend area column
Mrs M J Sawyer and daughters visit Grove City and their relatives in Greensburg and Pittsburgh. Several hires and students travel to state colleges and summer camps, with campers returning. John Simpson and John Keith Jr attend camps. Lloyd and Vernon Fritchman head to State College. Earl Hewitt Jr plans varsity golf at college. Also noted are sale prices at Galanty Bros and Utah coal reserves claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hewitt, Jr
Dilltown
State College
Brother Williams Providence Itself On The Right Road
A fragmentary note from the Atlanta Constitution warns that even right paths fail if one wobbles and veers by the wayside, quoting a proverb like counsel on steady moral course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Williams
Providence
Atlanta Constitution
Mark of Man of Worth and Lofty Thought
A brief item noting a character described as a man of worth who is fond of books, with a nod to Roman inclinations and elevated opinions. The passage references George Dawson and encourages subscribing to the Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Joan
George Dawson
New Season for the D. A. R. A Social Meeting
Unveiling of a marker at Kittanning described as the most important Indian center west of the Alleghenies during the French and Indian Wars. Col John Armstrong's expedition against Kittanning discussed by John S Fisher. Musical numbers by Mrs Gilbert Wolfenden and Mrs George Edwards. Dr Pinkerton gave an inspiring address. Delegates elected for State Conference at Uniontown October 26 to 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittanning
Allegheny Mountains
John Armstrong
John S. Fisher
Col. Armistrong
Gilbert Wolfenden
Schutt
George B. Edwards
Plumville
Shirley Nevin
John Praidle Scott
Pinkerton
Uniontown
Jesse Cary
Mary Loughry
W. A. Simpson
Anna G. Daub
W. Guthrie
E. E. Lewis
B. H. Lichteberger
Frank Neff
Agnes St. Clair
Mabel Telford
Daugherty's Trial Gets Away to Flying Start
A constitutional power dispute features Daugherty tied to seizing enemy alien property in the United States and acting as its trustee until Congress disposes of it. The act allowed for return of seized property if the seizure was mistaken, a power the President delegated to Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty
United States
Congress
Democrats challenge Ware and Smith for Senate seats
Washington dispatch reports Sen. Ashurst will challenge the seating and oath of Wm. S. Ware of Pennsylvania and Col. F. L. Smith of Illinois after November elections. The fight to unseat them begins on the opening day of the seventieth Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wm. S. Ware
Pennsylvania
Col. F. L. Smith
Illinois
Senate
Sen
Ashurst
Arizona
Ware
Smith
Guests in Dickie Home Highlights Checker Boss
William H. Tyson of Big Run, famed checker player, and Mrs. Tyson visited Dr. and Mrs. Clark Dickie on South Seventh Street yesterday. Tyson joined eight local players later at H. A. Allison’s home, praised for his elite mastery and vast checker library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Tyson
Big Run
United States
Tyson
Clark Dickie
South Seventh Street
H. A. Allison
John Bennett
H. T. Bortz
W. R Calhoun
Sylvester McFarland
David Fleming
J. Ny Elder
Indiana
Floyd Houk
Commodore
Mr. Tyson
State to auction ten million highway bonds Friday
Harrisburg reports that ten million dollars of state highway bonds will be bid next Friday. The issue is the final 10 million of a fifty million loan, dated Oct 1, bearing four percent interest. Maturities include Oct 1 of 1984 1938 1944 1949 and 1954. Treasurer Lewis sees no difficulty selling at four percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Samuel S. Lewis
Lewis
New York
Scott Chambers Named Jury Commissioner in Indiana County
Judge J N Langham yesterday afternoon appointed Scott Chambers of Rayne township to fill the Jury Commissioner post for Indiana County. Chambers, a longtime Indiana County resident, is a prohibitionist in politics and a respected farmer. Berry’s death opened the vacancy. Chambers is described as honest, conscientious, a Christian gentleman, Grange member, and active in the Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Langham
Scott Chambers
Rayne Township
Indiana County
Harry L. Berry
Homer City
Chambers
Berry
Prohibition Party
The
Grange
Indiana County Farm Bureau
Chrysler Car Ticket Sellers Reminder
Sellers of tickets for the Chrysler car giveaway by the 40 and 8 for Boy Scout Band proceeds must return all stubs by 7 P M Friday. Solicitors know where to leave stubs. this serves as a reminder to resume efforts now through Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Contributions Pour In For Boy Scout Band Appeal
Donations continue for the Boy Scout Band fundraiser. The treasurer received a gift from John Losink Jr of the Hotel Indiana. The committee gratefully accepts any further contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fromohn Losink, Jr
Hotel
Indiana
Death claims Mrs Lizzie Neff at County Home
Mrs Lizzie Neff wife of Jack Neff died at the County Home on Monday night from tuberculosis. She had been a patient at the County Institution for some time and her body was taken to Hillsdale for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Neff
Jack Neff
Hillsdale
Dialects in South Africa and Low Dutch Notes
A compact note observes many dialects among Dutch settlers in South Africa with Plat Deutach or Low Dutch and references a statistical line about 23,245 implements and appliances. The source tone hints at a Mauetele journal entry on language and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Miss America 1926 Beauty Pageant Opens In Baltimore
A 1926 beauty contest unfolds with fashion, judges, and a parade of entrants. Rehearsals in bathing suits, private judging, and a grand evening ball set the stage for the crowning at the million-dollar pier with Miss America to be chosen after rounds of instruction and pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Marine Review
Bathers’ Revue
Gateway Casino
Baltimore
Mildred Adam
Chicago
Ae Green
Portland
Ore
Maxime Jennings
Detroit
Ruth
Mae Fowler
Aleaha Eugenia Porter
Venice
Curious Facts About Your Car and Its Gas
A historical note highlights the spread of high pressure oil methods abroad since the war. American pipelines like the Colombia line will move 30,000 barrels daily. Foreign consolidations form to challenge Turkey's petroleum monopoly and German groups seek control of equipment. Texas taxes on oil total over 11 million annually. Gasoline production rose 499 percent in a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Colombis
Russia
Caucasia
Turkey
Eddreas
Spain's Mineral Riches Reported Amid Large Deposits
The article notes Spain's mineral wealth with emphasis on substantial deposits and diverse ore varieties. It mentions European scale significance and hints at ongoing prospects or studies, citing regional geology and potential mining activity.
Broadcast industry seeks steady radio rules after AG ruling
Harbord of RCA attacks Attorney General Sargent's ruling on Commerce control as unfortunate yet potentially compelling legislators to pass sound radio legislation. He cites four past conferences with Commerce and urges broadcasters to maintain current wavelength plans and avoid interference while urging prompt, stable laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sargent
Department of
Congress
Department of Commerce
Commerce
Secretary of Commerce
Washington
Radio Corporation of America
Chace
Victor in Balloon Race Lands Radio Victory
Willem T. Van Ormas of the Goodyear IV set a distance record in the National Elimination Balloon Races in the United States. For the fourth straight year he piloted a Goodyear Balloon to victory, aided by a mystery box portable radio that provided weather bulletins and live news from spectators as he crossed mountains and plains. The win qualifies him to represent the US in the International Balloon Races in Antwerp, Belgium. Van Orman reported the news to RCA executive David Barnes in New York and praised the radio for navigation and morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem T. van Ormas
United States
Goodyear
Antwerp
Belgium
Classia van Orman
Unen
van Orne
David Barnes
Manegar
Radio Corporation of Amerias A4
New York
Pavielels
Teadas-Fallews
Uate Fy Baltis
Sweden
Madrid
Aye
Sire Vad Orman
Death by own action in Fayette County jail case
Samuel Sidebottom, 24, of Pittsburgh, attempted death by own action with a revolver at Codl Spring near Uniontown. He dangled from a chandelier in jail after a pistol shot, was cut down, revived, and taken to Uniontown hospital. held on concealed weapons charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Pax
Samuel Sidebottom
Pittsburgh
Codl
Sidebottom
Fayette County
Hisister
Uniontown Hospital
Rain Scatters Over Drumlobber Search Scene
Rain drenches Warren County and the town as rescue workers in Ireland continue the grim search at a destroyed improvised theatre. A fresh grave holds remains of forty eight victims, with workers and mourners assisting in burial ceremonies before resuming the ruin expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drumcolliber
Ireland
Mall
Millag YS
Wilkinsburg Exponents Visit for Short Business Trip
James Glaes and S S Smith, noted exponents of the Wilkinsburg Idea, arrived in Dina today for a brief business visit. They will incidentally expose their wares at the fair, not engaging in three card monte or the shell game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Glaes
S. S. Smith
Wilkinsburg
Dina
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M. Stewart & Co
M. J. Sawyer
Grove City
C. W. Bennett
Clair Jamison
George, DeZambo, Sr
Andrew
Joseph
Greensburg
George
Alex
Andrew Paytash
Peter Taytash
Clymer
R. Ward
South Bend
Ind
John Fennell
Bert Shadle
Lou Sutton
William Neff
John Simpson
Mrs. Simpson
Camp Keewaydin
Lake Dunmore
Vermont
John Keith, Jr
Lloyd
Vernon Fritchman
Galanty Bros
Hicks, Phila
Utah
Gazette
McCreary
McCreary Tire & Rubber Co
Tire Builders
Indiana, Penna
Dickie
Chrysler
Los Angeles
Rudolph Valentino
Pola Negri
Albert Guglielmi
Lilles
Ralph
San Francisco
Antonio Moreno
Claudius de Parmarozes
William Randolph Hearst
Marion Davies
Russell
Alberto
Czechoslovakia
Britten
Geetha
Spain
Coati. Real
Harbord
Victor
Sues
N. Y
BABY
A. E. Masten & Company
Ark
Cvas
A. T
Beth Steel Fone
Baldwitt
Goodrich
Nickeler
Weesereeeae
Eli
N.Y. Cen
Aeae
US Steel Ween
Westinghouse
Willys Overland
Prairie Pipe
Cere de Pasco
ARM
West Md
Davison
Chemona
St Land SW. i
Tandprr
Famous Players
Am Steel
Fdy S.ceuecs
Barnsdall
Fisk
Engle
Phillips Pet
Packard
Pierce Arrow
Radio Corony
West Air
Rere
Glasset
Glasser’s Deposit Bank Bldg
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