Kittanning Presbytery Meeting at Rural Valley Church
The Kittanning Presbytery met in Rural Valley Presbyterian Church for a fall session at 2:30 PM with Rev. R. Offutt leading a devotional. A revision of the manual produced important rule changes as 75 guests enjoyed a meal, followed by a music program and Major Robert M. Ewing of Pittsburgh delivering a history themed address about Western Pennsylvania and its pioneers.
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Presbytery
Kittanning
Rural
Valley Presbyterian Church
R. Offutt
D. D
Indiana
Samuel D. Regester
Alice Schoenfeldt
Gertrude Dodds
Pittsburgh
Harold Turney
Tarentum
Mary Heilman
Manorville
Dodds
Robert M. Ewing
Major Ewing
Valley Church
Ewing
Western
Pennsylvania
Joseph Smith
Thaddeus Dodds
John McMillen
James Powers
Walter Kennedy
Foreiun Mission
Church
James RB. E., Craighead
Saltsbury
Jacob A. Reis
Reis
State funeral marks end of Long regime after assassination
Carl Weiss Jr eye specialist slain by a bodyguard in a political killing that unsettled Senator Long's machine. Governor Oscar Allen acts as titular head as Lieutenant Governor James Noe rumored for interim senate seat. Legislature pursues Long's bills in special session, aiming for quick adjournment with policy continuity despite shock.
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Carl Weiss, Jr
Weiss
Long
Oscar Allen
Allen
James A. Noe
Senate
Noe
Senate Nuance Committee
House
Alien
Navy gridiron outlook and coach Hamilton optimism
Annapolis reports William and Mary Yale Princeton Notre Dame and Columbia look strong for 1935 with Army and Navy clashing in a tough schedule. Lt. Hamilton rebuilds at Cragston with hopeful depth led by captain center Lou Robertshaw as the team plans open plays and aggressive football minds.
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Annapolis
William and Mary
Yale
Princeton
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Pennsylvania
Varsity Hall
Columbia
Low Little Army
Navy
Tom Hamilton
Grent
Gar Davidson
West Point
Hamilton
Mercer
Virginia
Cralston
Pittsburgh
Army
Buzz Barriey
Bill Clark
Ses
Slade Cutter
Lamber
Engign
Dornin
Mandelkorn
Mini
Burns
Gilmore Doble
Lou Robertshaw
Robertshaw
Morrell
Westwood to Grand Jury in McKees Rocks Murder Case
Jimmy Westwood McKees Rock justice of the peace awaits grand jury action after a coroner's jury called for murder charges in the slaying of his wife Martha. Tim Drexler, his constable friend, faces accessory charges. Drexler seeks habeas corpus relief. A key witness recanted, saying the pair were seen together after heavy drinking.
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Pittsburgh
Sept
dNsi
Jimmy Westwood
McKees Rock
Martha Westwood
Tim Drexler
Drexler
Humphreys
The
Commonwealth
Westwood
McKees Rocks
M. Barney Cohen
Cohen
Huey Long Early Life Shaped by Printing Shop Beginnings
The article traces Huey Long from a farmer’s son in Winn Parish to a teen who found power in print. He learned to publish and distribute material, became a sales-minded book agent, and led a youthful political faction while still in school. At 16 he joined a large supply house in New Orleans, marking the start of his eventual rise to power.
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Huey
Winn Parish
Young Huey
Long
Winnfield Southern Sentinel
Supreme Power
Louisiana
Court House
Tuey
Winn Parrish
Winnefield Parish
Huey Long
Mam
Lang
State University
Ying
Louisiana State University
New Orleans
Huey Pierce Long
Winnfield
Revolt to Follow Constitutional Revision Warns Grange Leader
Harrisburg Sept 11 The president of the Pennsylvania State Grange, J A Boak, warned members that revolts could follow constitutional revision. He cautioned against following politicians and losing liberties, saying future generations may need to free themselves from what he called a liberal constitution pushed by revisionists.
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Harrisburg
INS
Dhe
J. A. Boak
Pennsylvania State Grange
Washington
Lincoln
Thousands at G P meeting echo warning on executive power
The president warned that unless Congress swiftly approves his proposed measures he would seek broad executive powers. He urged surrender of constitutional prerogatives, while critics called the first session of the 74th Congress unprecedentedly unproud amid unconstitutional legislation. A Hollywood detour follows, ending with marriage to Lew Ayres and a move to a Spanish farmhouse.
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Congress
Snell
Hollywood
Girl Cray
RKO Radio
Top Hat
Mark Sandrich
California
West
Lew Ayres
Forces Fail To Stop Long Machine In British Politics
Forces opposed to the Long machine were believed too weak at present to make any dent in the well knit organization Long built and dominated.
Indiana State Teachers College Starts Student Teaching
In Johnstown on Sept 11 Indiana State Teachers College students began doing student teaching in area schools. The group includes nine home economics seniors and others across subjects at Westmont, Dale, Ferndale, Benscreek, and Johnstown Junior High. Supervising faculty outlined the semester’s work and students will also attend a weekly technique of teaching course. The Johns town Student Teachers Club will hold its first meeting to organize and elect officers.
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Johnstown
Indiana State Teachers College
Olga Sanders
Palina Daliente
Laura Fleitz
Mona Gibson
Johnstown High School
Barbara Lytle
Helen Thompson
Garfield Junior High
Sophie Rubel
Merle Fox
Joseph Johns Junior High School
George Cetty
Westmont
Dorothy Armour
Benscreek
Sarah McMonegal
Ferndale
Hanan Kline
Curtis Shoma
Dale
Edgar Salkeld
Agnes Adouch
Cochran Junior High School
Mary Carter
Montgomery
Sil
Student Teachers’ Club
Sting
Blairsville Man Advanced To Secretary Of Frick Coke Co
Thomas Moses announced Charles L. Albright 46 will become secretary of the H. C. Frick Coke Company and affiliated firms. Albright, a Blairsville native, started with the company at 16 and has worked in Pittsburgh for 11 years, replacing the late William Gates. He will also serve as secretary for seven other U. S. Steel subsidiaries.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas Moses
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Charles L. Albright
Albright
William Gates
Blairsville
Senttdale
Mt. Pleasant
Frick Company
U.S. Steel Corporation
DU. & Steel Corporation
William J. Brady
Giants Sweep Pirates in Doubleheader Slugfest
New York Giants defeated Pittsburgh in both ends of a doubleheader, 8-4 and 4 102, closing in on the Cardinals and tying the Cubs in the standings. Ott Leiber Vaughan Suhr Young Stolen bases and key plays highlighted the nightcap as Giants rally.
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Pirates
Giants
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Cardinals
Reds
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cards
Free N Easy Wrap Around Frock Pattern 2396
Pattern 2396 offers a versatile wrap around frock with a smart collar and shadow proof overlap. Sizes 14 through 42 available. fabric 34 yards for size 16. Includes illustrated step by step sewing instructions and Anne Adams pattern details. Send 15 cents for pattern or 25 cents for book and pattern together. Pattern department address provided.
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Abe
Anne Adams
Indiana Evening Gazette Pattern Department
West 37Th St
New York
N.Y
Stewarts claim first city title in tight 5 4 win
Hardware's Stewarts beat Indiana Posters 5 to 4 on Glassworks diamond in a closely fought city championship opener. Bence earned the win with eight strikeouts, Carpenter pitched well for the Posters, but a costly eighth inning misplay decided the game. Jack Vinson homered for the Posters, Wetzel and Lytle sparked Stewart’s offense, with Lytle doubling early and the game tied until the eighth. Second game set for tonight at 6 30 with the title on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay
Stewart
Hard Ware Company
Vinton
Indiana
Glassworks
Bence
Carpenter
Vintonites
Jack
Fulton
Welzel
Zavlaris
A. Thomas
Jay Lytie
Zaviaris
C. Thomas
Ols Lytle
Keystone
Wetzel
E. Walls
Jack Vinson
Melwalds Pagok
Art Thomas
Lambert
Hardware Boys
Holstein
McDowell
C. Fulton
Thomas
Carl Penter
John Walls
Sorrell
Hardware Lads
Sixth: off Stout One Hit In Four Innings
In the second game New York adds four runs the Pirates rally with two base hits from Ott Jensen Suhr Thevenow and Mancuso Young also drives in runs as New York tallies two earned and Pittsburgh two The game features hits by Ott Jensen Young and Suhr The Pirates win Smith the winning pitcher with Schumacher and Smith also noted in the pitching lines
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New York
Pittsburgh
Leiber
Vaughan
Bartell
Terry
Ott
Suhr
Young
Crite
Blanton
Moore
Castleman
F Waner
Stout
P. Waner
OM Castleman
Yen
York Abr
Ale
Vt Jackson
Olt
Lelber
Mancuso
Q Bartell
Ss Crilz
Casieman
P Stout
Tatats
Senate
Pittsburgh AB
RE. HO
A. E. Om Jensen
Hafey P. Waner
Thevenow
Padden
Lucas Blanton
Liucas
Jackson
Jensen
Suhyi
Magerkurth
Barr
Quigley
Mancu
Critz
l'Terry
Grace
OM Schumachter
Birkofer
Barteil
Birk
Squeak Tops Governor in Elevator Feat
Philadelphia city tale follows Gov. George H. Earle and his Manchester Terrier Squeak as they try to ride an elevator. The operator balks, but the governor opts for the freight lift to move the dog to the ninth floor.
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Philadelphia
George H. Earle
Earle
Syuegk
Poultry Tour Thursday Plans Nationwide Indiana County Visit
The Nichol turkey farms will host the Poultrymen of Indiana County on Thursday September 12 starting at 4 a m with an inspection of 1500 turkeys at Nichal farms on the slag road off Route 60. Visitors may view from the road. 6 a m guide will answer questions. Mr H H Kaufman of State College accompanies the tour. Some birds hatched May 1 1945 weigh over 15 pounds.
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Nichol Turkey Farms
Poulttymen
Indiana County
Nichal
Clymer Road
H. H. Kaufman
State College
Methodist Aid Meet At Irene Beck Home
The Methodist Aid met at Irene Beck's home on Thursday. Indiana visitors included Hoon and Mr. and Mrs. William Edmonds with Evan. Indiana shoppers Thursday morning included Mrs. Carl Lewis and son Brook Clayton Lewis and Mrs. Milt Lewis. Punxsulawrsy callers Wednesday afternoon included Mrs. Paul Stiteler and daughters Marlene and Laura and William Robison. Tom Taylor, Genesa employee, spent the weekend with his family. Mr. and Mrs. William Slappie of Sykesville visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Cassady. Lawrence Slagr and family of Oil City joined his mother, Mrs. Annie Stear, for the weekend. Merle Stiteler and wife of Delaware Ohio were in town. Mrs. Al Stear visited Thursday with Mrs. Rafe Walker. J. B. Troutman and wife called on the Bushes Friday.
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Methodist Aid
Irene Beck
Hoon
William Edmonds
Evan Edmonds
Indiana
Carl Lewis
Son Brook
Clayton Lewis
Milt Lewis
Paul Stiteler
Marlene
Laura
William Robison
Tom Taylor
Genesa
William Slappie
Sykesville
L. A. Cassady
Lawrence Slagr
Oil City
Annie Stear
Merle Stiteler
Delaware
Ohio
al Stear
Rafe Walker
J. B. Troutman
William Bush
Love Letters in Court Over Osterling Estate
In Pittsburgh on September 11, Martha Aber, widow of Frederick J. Osterling, seeks a share of his 1.5 million estate, claiming their marriage via love letters and a secret ceremony. Testimony from Michael Farrell and others supported a sham marriage, with Osterling allegedly denying the formal words.
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Pittsburgh
CINSI
Martha Aber
Frederick J. Osterling
Tom
Oliver K. Eaton
Council For
Osterling
Miss Abe
Michael J. Farrell
Jefferson County
Farrell
Mary Farrell
Robert H. Armstrong
Martha
Arthur Robbins
Pittsburgh and
Shawmut
Obituary notices from Mahaffey and Whitesburg area
Milton St Clair age 78 died unexpectedly in Whitesburg after heart attack. Survived by three daughters nine grandchildren and a sister. Funeral arrangements pending. James R McGee 58 of Mahaffey died in Adrian Hospital. He owned a Mahaffey meat market and grocery and a farm. Survived by his widow and four sisters. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. Mount Jon Cemetery.
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Mary Hadden
Marton Center
R. D
Carl Goodlin
Johnstown
Donahey
Montgomery Church
Church
Milton ST. Clair
Whitesburg
St. Clair
Myron Sgeer
North Apollo
Eugene Brady
Johnsonburg
Mildred St. Clair
New Kensington
J. A. Nelson
James R. McGee
Punxsutawney
Mahaffey
Adrian Hospital
Bell Township
James McGee
Rebecca Ellen Ervin
Clearfield
McGea
Maehaffey
McGee
Molly Stiteler
G. M. Bell
Sophia Guitelous
Agnes Me. Chesney
California
Mount Jon
Local Residents Visiters and Shoppers in Town
Lucey Condron spent Sunday afternoon with her sister in law Mrs William Condron. Alice Good and daughter Ane Bond and Olive Hoover were Punxsutawney shoppers Saturday afternoon. Ileene Love spent Sunday with Jeesie Uncapher. Mrs George Munich and son Elder McCurdy of Dora were calling on relatives in town Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Uncapher and family were recent callers at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Feren of Sagamore. Turney Beck and family of DuBois spent Monday of last week with relatives in town. Mr and Mrs Jack Tight of Ok Park Illinois were recent visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Merle Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucey Condron
William Condron
Alice Good
Ane Bond
Olive Hoover
Ileene Love
Jeesie
George Munich
Elder McCurdy
Dora
Frank Uncapher
Jack Feren
Sagamore
Turney Beck
DuBois
Jack Tight
Ok | Park
Hlinois
Merle Black
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