Indiana County Christian Education Convention Agenda
A long schedule details departmental conferences during the Indiana County Christian Education Convention. Leaders include Rev. John A. McCamey, Dr. Carl Rasmussen, Miss Nellis Miller, Dr. G. W. Wellburn, Miss Florence Wallace, and Rev. E. H. Bonsall Jr. with sessions on training leadership, temperance, youth work, adult work, and missionary instruction. Afternoon features include worship periods, addresses on graded work for children, evangelism in schools, and the open forum concluding with adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. McCamey
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. J. McTivaing
First United Presbyterian Church
Clara G. Earhaert
Christian Education Conference
Carl C. Rasmussen
Harrisburg
John A. Ackerson
Edith Cunnings
Pittsburgh
Felix Pric
Gipsy
Florence Wallace
B. H. Bonsall
M. Agnes St. Clair
Myers
George W. Wellburn
Bonsall
D. F. Rinn
Rhodes
E. H. Bonsall
Dr. Rasmussen
Dr. Wellburn
Hugh Thompson Kerr
J. J. Mellvaine
U. P. Church
Indiana
First
U. P. Bible School
Convention Church
Chapel of Convention Church
J. Non Griffith
E. Myers
Samuel W. Shane
J. Neal Grifth
Home Department
Walter EB. Myers
Young People’s Department
U. P
Nellie M. Millar
J. Neal Griffith
Marion Center
Mr. Rhodes
E. H. Bonsall, Jr
Walter E. Myers
E. H. Bonsallt
G. W. Wellburn
B. F. Bieber
D. D
Auditor's Notic of Appointment in Indiana County
The undersigned auditor appointed by the Common Pleas Court of Indiana County to adjust and report the distribution of funds from the sale of Mary Wither Clare and Wilton IT Clark property will meet at 10:00 A M on Friday October 11 1929 at the Savings and Trust Building Indiana Pa. All interested may attend. L E Miller Auditor 38 26 2x Card of Thanks We express gratitude for kindness shown after bereavement of wife and mother Mrs W W Bartholomew. Also thanks for flowers cars and Rev B Rittenhouse. Husband and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jock Altoriuays
Geitie
Elmer Borland
Wither Clare
Witten
Clark
Savings & Treet
Indiana
L. E. Miller
W. WH. Bartholomew
B. Rittenhouse
Fire Flares Across Southern California Regions
About 500 people are in Goose Valley as thousands of dollars in crops are destroyed by a forest and brush fire in San Diego county. The fire remains out of control early today while another uncontained blaze threatens Santa Barbara and moves toward the city from the Santa Barbara National Forest. A heavy pall of smoke hangs over Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Valley
San Diego County
Santa Barbara
Cand Ta. Barbara National Forest
Los Angeles
Stocks at 1 30 Am Prices in a Busy Session
Quotation list shows numerous firms trading across industries with mixed gains and losses. Notable names include Am Can, Anaconda Copper, Bethlehem Steel, Gen Motors, Standard Oil, US Steel, Gillette, and Warner Bros. Prices range from fractional gains to notable shifts, reflecting a turbulent early market session.
Peacox Jury Trial Details Fire and Strangling Claim
Justice Tompkins denies the motion as Coyne outlines the crime in narrative form. He asserts Peacox found Dorothey Peacox’s body near Scarsdale on April 27 and, fearing detection, burned the clothing with kerosene five days later. The defense contends death resulted from strangulation causing asphyxiation per Dr. Amos O. Squire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur S. Tompkins
Peacox
Coyne
Amos
Squire
Dorothy Peacox
Customs agents to assess French exports to United States
American customs will station agents in France to determine domestic values of goods shipped here. French exports to the U S last year ran about 130 million dollars, led by cosmetics and perfumes from Paris. Other items include expensive women’s clothing. Agents were withdrawn years ago at France’s request amid producer concerns over private data disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
France
United States
Paris
Rail merger plan links major railways coast to coast
A conceived system would join lines including Lehigh and Hudson River Delaware Lackawanna and Western and others with 13 553 miles of track and an estimated investment of 2 629 391 328 dollars. It would span the Atlantic seaboard from the Canadian border to Hampton Roads Virginia and aim to develop broad expertise to address urgent transportation needs in the industrial region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Marker High School Delegates at State D A R Convention
A Marker High School program featured a quartet choir with Mrs Mellvaine Mrs Blair Sutton Mrs Elmer Ellis and Mrs Harry Bartley a prayer by Mrs M C Watson scripture by Mrs John Getty a pioneer work address by Mrs Carey and a marker unveiling by Nancy Lee Sutton and William Blessing The tablet was presented to Fergus Moorhead descendants by Mrs Francis Blessing and accepted by Mrs Allen Kirkpatrick The program closed after God Save the State and taps The accompanying list shows delegates elected to the New Castle State Convention including Anna Cary Viola Getty Anna Simpson and several others with alternates listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellvaine
Blair Sutton
Elmer Ellis
Harry Bartley
M. C. Watson
John Getty
Carey
America
Nancy Lee Sutton
William Blessing
Fergus Moorhead
Francis Blessing
Allen Kirkpatrick
God Save the State
New Castle
Anna. May Cary
Viola Haney Getty
Anna St. Clair Simpson
Mary Park Lewis
Mary &. Loughry
Anna G. Daugherty
Alice T T. Cameron
Nettie Grove McAnulty
Anna Graham Daub
Lala Work Sutter
Laura Bush
Laura E. Clark
May Jewett Frye
Margaret Swan McCreary
Florence Wallace
Helen Logan Monrheal
Louise Grant St. Clair
Clara Brady Wells
Mary Vance Carson
Alma Scott Garee
Funeral of Mrs King Reflects Long Presbyterian Membership
Funeral services were held for Mrs King at Heme. A 72 year old Indiana State Teachers College faculty member, she would have marked 89 years of marriage in two days. She had been a lifelong Presbyterian and active in local church life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heme
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Obituary notices and funeral details from Pine Vale and St Benedict
The report lists deaths of Effie A Hamilton aged 14 from Ambrose and Ivan Franklin Baker age eight in St Benedict. Effie’s funeral at Pine Vale Church with interment in church cemetery. viewing in Bell Funeral Home parlor and state standing at the Presbyterian aidience room. Baker’s cremation/burial at Evangelical Church cemetery follows services in the Beringer church. Ida Sova Gibson visits from Wilmington, Del, to stay with Mr King and his daughter. The Foreign Missionary Society member served as recording secretary for about a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. King
Matthew J. Hamilton
Effie A. Hamilton
Ambrose
Pine Vale Christian Church
Nile Diltz
Josephine
Budd Lightcap
Ana
Ivan Franklin Baker
Tyan Jranklin Baker
St. Benedict
Delmont and
Leona Beringer Baker
Evangelical Church
Beringer
Frances Snyder Wedding Akin to Oakland Star Day
Frances Snyder and Waner wed in a modest ceremony as a throng of youngsters cheered outside Worthes Field. Pittsburgh baseball teammates presented the groom with gifts, the bride wore white chiffon with orchids, and the couple will reside at 407 Atwood Street with Mrs. Lydia Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Diamond
Pittsburgh Baseball Club
Phillies
Worthes Field
Martha Snyder
Lydia Snyder
Atwood Street
Barney Dreyfuss
Sam Dreyfuss
Sam Watters
W. L. Marks
Charles “Chick” Fraser
Fraud Charges Shake Allegheny Republican Fight in Pittsburgh
County Commissioner C G C McGovern and the Allegheny County Elections Association pressed to photostat return sheets to prevent fraud. He accused Commissioner Joseph G Armstrong of election rigging as GOP factions split county leadership. McGovern called Armstrong’s actions tragic yet comic and cited $10,000 paid to the Bar Association to block measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G C. McGovern
Stormy Petrel
Allegheny County Elections Association
McGovern
Joseph G. Armstrong
Armstrong
Bar Association Committee
People's
Bar Association
Court probes election fraud tied to fake voters
A county election fraud inquiry continues as a court order condemns a 2 cent assessment book as fraudulent after a probe by the Allegheny County Bar Association. Ballot boxes were seized in 17 wards and some polling places saw delays amid clashes as Grand Jury investigations press on in Philadelphia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
John §. Fisher
Malone
Kline
Martin Camps
Philadelphia
William
Ware
Vare
Republican League
Thomas Reaburn White
Harry A. Mackey
Ork Register of Wills
William F. Campbell
Col
George E. Kemp
Fred Schwartz
Democratic Campaign Committee
John O’donnell
Will B. Hadley
T. 3. Minnick, Jr
Register of Wills
A. Raymond Raff
Three Men Win School Director and Local Races in Indiana
In Indiana and White Township Fallan precincts, three men win close races. School Director Mack Luc Bee receives 402 votes with Neff 321 and Mabon 350. John R Campbell leads a lone competitor with 304 to 287. Council and other offices show varied tallies across wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R Campbell
Indiana
White Township
Fallan
Election precinct score totals for Mack and White districts
OCR lists candidate tallies by ward and district names. Mack Bee Neff Mabon Straitiff Lowry Duncan various counts appear under THIRD and FOURTH WARD and WHITE precincts with multiple individuals and parties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Bee
Neff
Mabon
Straitiff
Lowry
Duncan
Tabulation of voters by candidate and official names
A dense tabulation lists candidates such as Cummings Ayers Kerr Kanarr George Ray Wiley Dilts McCunn and McCann with multiple tallies like 133 78 50 98 335 and 72 71 262 172 65 81 158 339 34 77 51 204 98 61 42 134 250 69 61 153 102 51 100 209 91 81 40 179 87 39 64 104 213 3 1 41 178 115 50 43 56 23 117 11 29 76 84 42 16 19 118 87 7, reflecting repeated counts across offices and cycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
Register and Recorder
Wiley
Dilts
McCunn
Cummings
Ayers
Kerr
Kanarr
George
Ray
Third Ward
Rew
Fourth Ward Register and Recorder
Chambers
White
McCann
Kanaar
Curls Return In Paris Hair Fashions This Season
Paris fashions show curls returning to tame the growing-out period from bobbed heads. Coiffeurs offer ringlets poufs and lilting curls at back or sides with easy daily styling. Hair remains mostly short for winter with chic berets and sporty hats, while a few sport long curled chignons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Langelier
INS
Paris
One Fifth of Adults Considered Bridge Addicts
NEW YORK Sept 18 The country hosts the second annual convention of bridge players with Commander Winsfield Liggett Jr stating one in five adults is a bridge addict and all states are represented. Two players, William C Whitehead and Milton C Work, are rated 100 percent perfect while the average is about 82 percent. The crowd at the convention shows a mix of critics and enthusiasts as experts judge explanations and teachers praise or mock questionable moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Winsfield Liggett, Jr
Liggett
William C. Whitehead
Milton C. Work
Wang
Smith Loses in Westmoreland Greensburg Race
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on September 1, Judge Charles D. Copeland, running both tickets, is said to have secured a large lead over Robert Smith with an estimated majority near 7,000 in 110 of 225 districts. John R. Kiester follows. Democratic ticket aid boosted Ward Wicher threefold. DA race centers on Victor Bouton, Edward Bauer, and Benjamin Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Charles D. Copeland
Harry F. Bovard
Robert Smith
John R. Kiester
Cuming
Copeland
Ward Wicher
Victor Bouton
Copeland Force
Edward Bauer
Benjamin Thompson
Lindy Heads South On Long Global Flight
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh and wife Anne Morrow launched from Roosevelt Field at about 9 am on the first leg of a 9000 mile journey through Central and South America. Flying a Lockheed Vega monoplane, he will reach Miami with no stop, then command a Pan Americanairlines aircraft along a new commercial route across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
INS
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Central
South America
Miami
Nane
Pan American Mail
Heredity Lost in Blair County Nomination Race
Altoona Sept 18 Robert A Cook won the Republican nomination for Blair County sheriff in a field of eleven. He defeated Harris Baird deputy sheriff and son of incumbent Ira Baird. Cook carried both the city and county districts. Charles E Rhodes seeks re election as mayor. Samuel B Taylor and Irvin H Tssenberef renominated for city posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Sellersville Bucks Clothing Maker to Move to Maple Street Factory
The Sellersville Bucks Clothing Manufacturing Company plans to relocate to the tee modeled Fisenlohr factory building on Maple Street beginning October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sellersville—Bucks Clothing Manufacturing Company
Tee Modeled Fisenlohr
Maple Street
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Allerheny Corp
Albany
Am Loco Co
Andes Copper Wiessyss
BAM Anaconda Copper
Atlantic Refining
Barnsdal
Beth Steel
Chi and Oz West
Chrysler
Calumet and Helen’ Ax
Graph
Col Gas
Blee
Eng Pub
Isssee
Fisk Rubber
Fox Film
Graham Paigs Motors
Gen Motors
Elee
Hud Motor
Hupp Motors
Tut
Tel
Kelly Springfield
Kennecott Copper
Tholster Radio
Miami Copper
N Am Corp
Nat Puw
Nevada Copper
Deckard (New
Park Utah M Co
Path Wx Inc
AOR Vicessrees
Public Service NJ
Radio
W.costaveccees
Kerrington Rand
Skelly Gil
Sinclair Cons Oil
Standard Oil N Jo
Texas Gulls
GRY Boke US
Ol'reign S
Peis Paw-Light
United Corps Ogi Wi
U $ Leather Co i
White Motor
Wilcox
Overland
Warner Bros
West Klee
BOS
West Air Brake
US Steel
Hemphill and Noyes Co
Indiana Theatre
Rail Merger
Frances Snyder
Charles H. Kline
Daniel Winters
Robert 8. Cain
First Ward Council
Young
Mack Luc Bee
McHenry
Butterbaugh
Fowler
Burgess
Lichteberger
John W. Miller
L. Council
Thomas
Byers
Simpson
Fourth Ward
Burgess Licheteberger
H. W. Thomas
Council
Balfour
Borland
Eff
Nora
Patton
Justice of the Peace
O’hara
Blessing
Craven
McCall
Kinter
Campbell
Coleman
Mrs. Groft
Mahan
Bowser
McNaughton
McCainl
Pounds
Aay
Smith
Westmoreland
Lindys
Blair County
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