Fall Opening Highlights in Millinery Styles at Local Stores
Gazette reporters visited several shops to preview fall hats. Felt, soleil, velvet and tricot varieties abound in blues browns and blacks with shades Canton Independence Royal and Navy prominent. Velvet dominates for dressy looks while turbans and berets appear. Small brimmed hats remain popular and hats often match coats or dresses.
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Royal
Navy
Convention Highlights From State Association Meeting
Walter E Myers of Philadelphia urged ten thousand delegates to attend the next month’s state convention in Philadelphia. Dr George W Wellburn discussed Building the American Home and Christian Education in Pennsylvania. Dr Walter G Atheran spoke on The Pennsylvania Baby and How It Crows and The Pennsylvania Baby's Head and How it Works. He will also speak tonight on Character Building in a Democracy. The program included conferences, awarding of seats, and officer elections. The Associational Fellowship Dinner was held at noon, with Myers addressing Duds and special choir music by First United Presbyterian Church.
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Walter E. Myers
Philadelphia
State Association
George W. Wellburn
Christian Education
Wellburn
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Walter &. Atheran
Boston University School of Religious Education
Convention Church
Myers
Rhodes
First United Presbyterian Church
S. Ren
New MELLO-GLO Face Powder Hot Sell by Widmann & Teah
Advertises MELLO-GLO French process powder that stays on longer and prevents shine. Claims a soft peachy look and pore minimization. Sold by Widmann and Teah, Inc.
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Widmann & Teah, Inc
Rev Bieber to give closing words at Pollock service
The Rev. BR. F. Bieber D. D. minister of Zion Lutheran Church Indiana will deliver the closing words, "Lest We Forget," at Pollock.
Deaths in Indiana County and vicinity noted at town churches
Obituaries record Nancy Jane Munshower of White Township dies at 92, funeral at her home then Oakland Cemetery. Mary Buryak of Heilwood succumbs to illness at 40 with funeral in Greek Catholic Church Dixonville. Herbert Manner, 21, Purchase Line, dies in Allegheny General Hospital with services at home and burial in East Mahoning Cemetery. An obituary will follow.
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Nancy J. Munshower
Nancy Jane (Hamilton) Munshower
S. S. Munshower
White Township
Willian Hamilton
Jane (Trimble) Hamilton
Indiana County
Zion Lutheran Church
Jennie Munshower
Mary Buryak Heilwood
Mary Buryak
Nicholas Buryak
Dixonville
Herbert Manner Herbert Manner
Ellsworth Manner
Purchase Line
Allegheny General Hospital
East Mahoning
Virginia coast trembles as hurricane lashes shore
News describes Florida hurricane sweeping along the coast to Virginia and the Carolinas. North and South Carolina isolated, rivers flood, highways blocked, crops damaged, no loss of life reported. In Belle Grade, Florida, a truck farming town of 500, the hurricane razed houses and farm buildings as it passed toward Palm Beach.
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Carolinas
Raleigh
N. C
INS
North
South Carolina
Florida
Virginia
Goldsboro
Tarboro
Wilson
Fayetville
Rock Mount
Suffolk
Carter Brook Jones
West Palm Beach
Fla
Belle Grade
Desolation After Flood Ravages Belle Grade Scene
The flood from the Atlantic side and Lake Okeechobee overwhelmed the area, lifting water into crumbling houses. Men clung to families as disasters struck, night brought darkness, and then quiet returned with soldiers, Red Cross volunteers, and American Legion workers maintaining order amid the wreckage. Peace settled over a once orderly landscape now despoiled.
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Atlantic
Lake Okeechosbee
Belle Grade
Red Cross
American Legion
West Florida hurricane toll cuts citrus crops and walls
An INS dispatch from Washington and West Palm Beach describes Florida’s citrus crop loss pegged at about 4 million dollars and 2 million boxes after the hurricane. Eyewitness E. E. Cook recounts the destruction and ongoing rescue as workers haul debris, supply trucks move through flooded streets, and crude boxes hold unidentified bodies amid widespread death and devastation.
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West Palm Beach
Everglades
Indiana
E. E. Cook
Pennsylvania
Cook
Coastal hurricane tolls rise across Caribbean and Florida
Reports place Florida deaths from the Garinbean gale at 330 to 400 with 14,000 homeless in Palm Beach county alone. Guadeloupe and Porto Rico see heavy casualties and widespread destruction as martial law, looting, and evacuations unfold amid $150 million in damage. The American Red Cross calls for funds.
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Porto Rico
Florida
Atlantic Seaboard
Red Cross
Washington
Palm Beach County
Guadeloupe
Point Pitre
Guadelupe
San Juan
Georgia
Carolinas
West Indies
United States
Puerto Rico hurricane relief efforts amid widespread devastation
Governor Tow ner and the executive council borrowed 60000 for immediate relief as 700000 homeless are feared. Homes and tobacco warehouses destroyed. coffee losses at 10 million. US forces Lt Mihiel and Gilmer arrive to help. Guadeloupe reports 600 dead and injured, 75 percent homeless, with disease risk and ruined sugar cane industry. Red Cross appeals for medical aid and food.
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Towner
Porto Rican Red Cross
United States Army
Mihiel
United States Estroyer Gilmer
Col. Baker
The
Red Cross
Guadelope
Washington
INS
Guadeloupe
West Indies
State Department
Point Pitre
William T. Hunt
American Red Cross
Hunt
Flight Commander Sabelli Discusses Roma Breakdown
Motor trouble surfaced as reporters questioned a pilot. Sabelli explained the gas was dumped and spoke with mechanics beside the Roma on the beach, signaling an earnest postincident discussion.
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Roma
Vagabond King to Bow at Ritz Theatre
Alexander Woollcott praises The Vagabond King in The New York World and Detroit Saturday Night calls it an 87 times better than The Student Prince. The Ritz Theatre showcases the operetta on Thursday night September 20 in a grand touring company drawn from New York Chicago and Boston.
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New York ‘Times
N. Y
Broadway
Alexander Woolcott
New York World
Detroit
Rudolf Friml
Ritz Theatre
Justin Huntly McCarthy
Francois Wilson
EB. H. Lothren
Operatta
New York
Chicago
Boston
Roma dumps gasoline from tanks and orders more supply
The Roma reportedly dumped almost her entire TL600 gallons from tanks. Commander Sabelli, after consulting mechanical experts, Ordered 1100 gallons more gasoline to fill tanks and add to 200 gallons in reserve cans.
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Sabelli
Roma Seaplane Crew Aims For Morning Takeoff
Announcement was made that the Roma would make another try as soon as repairs were completed. The craft hauled up on the beach away from the tide. In Old Orchard Beach, Sept 19 the backwash of the Florida hurricane brought cross winds and rain, delaying the Maine to Rome Sesquiplane Roma. Commander Cesare Sabelli and crew, Roger Williams pilot Piero Bonelli navigator Dr Leon M Fisculli medical observer, hope to depart in the morning to avoid the Pyrenees at night.
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Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Rome
Roma
Cesare Sabelli
Roger Q. Williams
Piero Bonelli
Leon M. Fisculli
Williams
Pyrenees
Kidnapped Boy Describes Farmhouse Suspects
A frightened boy told police he was kept in a farmhouse after a kidnapping. He said another boy lived there and seemed to like it, describing daytime play and nighttime sleeping. He did not know the men who took him, though most treated him kindly.
Young Opposes Walsh in Massachusetts Senate Race
Boston September 19 Benjamin Loring Young a prominent Republican former speaker will oppose United States Senator David I Walsh in November. Lieutenant Governor Frank G Allen will face General C H Cole in the gubernatorial race. Young won the Republican Senate nomination by over twenty thousand votes over Eben S Draper while Allen led Frank A Goodwin by about one hundred thousand. State Treasurer William S Youngman captured the lieutenant governor nomination in a tight eight cornered contest.
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Boston
Benjamin Loring Young
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Hoover
United States
David I. Walsh
Bay State
Frank G. Allen
Alvan T. Fuller
C. H. Cole
Young
Senate
Eben S. Draper
Allen
Frank A. Goodwin
William 8. Youngman
Scouts Return From Africa Safari Adventure
Three fifteen year old Boy Scouts return to New York after a five week safari through the jungles with explorer Martin Johnson. David R. Martin Jr of Austin Minnesota and Douglas L Oliver of Atlanta are among the youths praised for their bronzed, happy condition and thrilling experiences.
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New York
Africa
Martin Johnson
David R. Martin, Jr
Austin, Minn
Douglas L. Oliver
Atlanta
Youthful hunters bag man-eating lion on safari
Ga and Robert Douglas of Greens hore N C return on the liner Paris with a lion he chased after a coin toss awarded the first shot. The Scouts hosted by George Palmer Putnam David Bin ney Putnam and David T Layman recount the hunt on their safari trip. Oliver claimed the first kill after a second day on the speart voyage they spotted a dandy lion with a good mane and fired from a protected open car. The animal tumbled dead after the second shot in a cage guarded vehicle.
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Robert Douglas
Greenshore
N.C
Paris
George Palmer Putnam
David Bin«ney Putnam
David T. Layman
Oliver
Matt
Hina
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