Bishop Cannon Faces Church Inquiry Over Alleged Misdeeds
Four church aldermen filed a second complaint against Bishop Cannon with Bishop William Ainsworth presiding in Birmingham. The Methodist Episcopal Church South considers appointing a twelve member committee to hear the charges and decide if a trial is required after earlier review in Dallas.
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Methodist, Episcopal Church, South
Ishop Cannon
Dallas
Gannon
William Ainsworth
College of Bishops
Birmingham
Ala
Ainsworth
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Caroline St Clair performs a Sunstt peveeseeeeeeesee Ewing Valse and Couperin pieces with Rose Petals. Ruth Wright and Geraldine St Clair, plus Milton, Rolfe, Lewis, and others play Mazurka Pomposo and various sonata and nocturne numbers. The program features Wajdieeeds and Chopin Nocturne, with Schumann referenced as an important event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline St. Clair
Sunstt
Ewing Valse
Couperin
Jennie Yee
Lawson Gavotte Ce
Rainbow Villa Opens Thursday Night
Rainbow Villa near Blairsville on the William Penn Highway opens to the public Thursday evening. The new site features a large dance floor, a toot garden for guests, private dancing rooms, and a carburet room. Gordon Kibbler and his band will provide music with special meals served for all guests. Mr. Peter Veschio is the owner.
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Rainbow Villa
Blairsville
William Penn Highway
Gordon
Kibbler
Sim
Peter Veschio
Rainbow Vilta
Diamond Comes With Canaries
Avdompranied by a boatload of canaries Jack Diamond New York racketeer king was scheduled to arrive here from Germany. He left Hamburg September 6 aboard the freighter Hanover after requesting to embark by German authorities. Diamond may decide not to land here and go on to Baltimore. If he lands police may take him into custody until New York authorities decide whether to request his detention.
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Philadrephia
INS
Jack
Diamond
New York
Germany
Hamburg
Hanover
Baltimore
Jt Wan
Hin
Hem
Poten
Philadelphia
Wil son named conference superintendent for fourth time
Rev Dr Warren Wil son of Johnstown was named conference superintendent for the fourth time and plans retirement at year end. Rev John Watson of Tyrone was elected treasurer and Rev J J Funk named recording secretary with Rev Dr W G Fulton as statistical secretary. Tyrone chosen as site for the 1932 conference meeting with assignments for Roc hester Mills, W B Tobias, Punxsutawney, W G Fulton, New Florence. M Elizabeth Snyder.
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Warren 5. Wilson
Johnstown
Wilson
John Watson
Tyrone
J. J. Funk
W. G. Fulton
Rochester Mills
Republican worries rise as 1930s gun debate shapes politics
The Democratic spokesman cites Rep John J Tilson as a warning voice for a waning Republican majority amid a weak economy. Off year disenchantment combines with low grain and commodity prices, widespread unemployment, and heavy prohibition battles across districts, compelling party contrasts though Republicans largely align with the dry stance and President.
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Redrets
John J. Tilson
House
Democratic Attack Targets Hoover Hard Times Ahead
The piece outlines a Democratic campaign push accusing the Hoover era of failed prosperity, with Stimson keynote duties at the New York convention. It notes Republican nerviness in Ohio and Massachusetts races, the NC congressional seats, and a plan to win the House by flipping 62 seats in 100 battleground districts as President Hoover prepares to campaign next week.
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Henry L. Stimson
New York State
Hoover
United States
Cleveland
Boston
North Carolina
Ohio
House
Roscoe
McCulloch
Ciry
Robert J. Bulkley
Massachusetts
Wm. M. Butler
Marcus A. Coolidge
Smith
Old North
Indiana Countians Offer Half-Preneed All-Service Subscription
Subscribers at five thousand dollars secure all-service advantages and avoid tenfold costs. Local authorities promote a prepaid plan offering comprehensive benefits with substantial savings.
Indiana Airways Coupon Subscriptions Offered for Airport Credit
The plan would credit subscribers with booklets equal to their money, usable as half-payment for air service at the local airport. A legal lien would secure credits on Indiana Airways property, with the Chamber of Commerce managing funds and contracts. Purchases by mail or in person via the Chamber enable future aviation development in Indiana County.
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Indiana Airways, Inc
Chamber of Commerce of Indiana
Chamber of Cogimerte
Wissell
Philadelphia Street
Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Indiana County
President's Son Improves After Early Diagnosis At Camp
The illness to which the President's son was exposed is described as an intestinal condition linked to a run-down health state. He has responded to treatment, gained strength and weight during the past week at Rapidan camp, and officials believe early proper care can lead to a complete cure.
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Rapidan Camp
Religious School Credits and Administration at New Testament
The document lists department heads and administrators including Rev J J McIlvaine and Mrs Clara Earhart. It details credits from 1925 to 1939 totaling 508 and lists required units, specializations, and electives. Committees named include Daan Rev B F Bieber Registrar and others overseeing finance curriculum and publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Mellvaine
Hifa Porter
Margaret Lowman
Florence Wallace
Viola Simpson
Daan
B.F. Bieber
Clara Earhart
Mrs Rager Dies After Illness in Indiana County Home
Mrs Rager, born March 12, 1859 in White township Indiana county, died at home after a complication of ailments. She was a daughter of the late Thomas and Mary Craig Carney. Survived by her husband and others.
St Clair and Grey families mourn in Pennsylvanian obituaries
Multiple obituaries from Johnstown and Meyersdale detail the deaths of Mrs Annie Griffith St Clair 74 and Mrs Mary Hotchkiss Grey 66, noting survivors including daughters Bertha St Clair and Mrs Getty, and sons William, Jerome, and Robert. Services were held at Westmont Presbyterian and interments at Grandview and Salisbury Odd Fellows cemeteries.
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Mary H. Grey Meyirsdale
Mary Hotchkiss Grey
William Murrey
Corl Run
Odd Fellows
Salisbury
Grey
William Hotchkiss
Jerome
Robert Hotchkins
Catharine Hirsch
Coal Run
Margaret Swartzwalder
James Murray
Fairmont
W. Va
Robert Murray
Jémima Folk
Jeannette Jenkins
Mré
Ida Danfer
Akron
Jones shoots to lead in scoring at city golf event
Fay Coleman of Los Angeles and Dave Ward of Grand Rapids, Michigan, hold third after initial rounds with scores around 76. Notables include Chuck Hunter of Philadelphia moving to third, and Jesse Swaetner and Dick Jones posting high counts as rounds unfold.
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Fay Coleman
Los Angeles
Jones
Mace Heau
Dave Ward
Mich
Young Noyes
Issese
Chuck” Hunter
Philadelphia
Pacific Northwest
Ward
Gibson Dunlap
Jesse Swaetner
Dick Jones
Liven Harrison Johnston
Fyapela Oulmet
Mrs D My Ruiner Sermon Draws Large Crowd at Church
The Signal Lights event impressed a large audience on 11th Street. Meetings continue through the week with services nightly at 7:46 and a children’s session at 7:00. Mrs MacTaviah speaks tonight on “Who Causes Death and Who Gives Life.” A missionary convention begins Tuesday with delegates from Congo, Africa, and the Philippine islands expected to attend and share reports of their work.
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Algo
MacTaviah
Congo
Africa
Philippine
Talande
Four NuMine youths charged with stealing chickens
State trooper arrests William Miller John Miller Simon Smonth Louis Cunio and George Hartzell of NuMine after clues from the trooper. Harry Wagner also charged with stealing chickens from A. M. Wells’s coop near Plumville. All held for court and released on bail after hearing before Squire C. McLain Saturday evening.
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William and
John Miller
Simon Smonth
Louis Cunio
George Hart Zell
NuMine
Harry Wagner
A. M. Wells
South Mahoning Township
Plumville
Squire C
McLain
Despondent Monroe Byers Mourned in Rayne Community
Monroe Byers born May 5, 1904 in Rayne township was a lifelong farmer. He leaves his mother five sisters Sara Peterman Annie Peterman Mary Goldie Vernie and two brothers James and Bert. Funeral services by Rev J J Mellvaine at the Byers home at 2:80 Wednesday afternoon with interment in Oakland Cemetery.
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Monroe Byers
James
Carrie M. Byers
Rayne Township
Sara Peterman
Armstrong Township
Annie Peterman
Indiana
Mary
Goldie
Vernie
Bert
J. J. Mellvaine
First United Presbyterian Church
Byers
Oakland Cemetery
Points on people in Indiana visitors list similar town network
A string of McIntyre and Indiana residents and visitors are noted including Thomas Bolo prominent merchant in McIntyre D J O Brian Pine township road supervisor and Thomas Frantz Rosmoyne miller among Indiana business friends James Smith state factory inspector from Johnstown spent the weekend at home Harold Nesbit Commodore bank assistant cashier taught horse shoes County Commissioner Chas L Bence and Roy Conrath drove to Pittsburgh on county business Archie Lydick Cockport visited Indiana friends Everett Clawson Green township visited beaver dam area Emmett McLain and son James of Wilkinsburg visited Miss M Della McLain Mrs Mabel Buntin of Chicago stayed with Dr and Mrs Fred W St Clair Edward Longwill and family toured New England states and Canada Mrs Adeline Griffith Pine township shopped and called on Indiana friends Harry Ortz of American Sheet and Tin Plate Co Vandergrift returned to duties after two weeks vacation Lawrence Edwards Ebensburg hardware dealer called on Indiana friends Mr and Mrs Harry D McLain left for Akron Ohio Miss Martha McLain teaching in Akron accompanied them Herbert Boyer and George McGoy returned from motor trip to Jamestown NY.
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Thomas Bolo
McsIntyre
Indiana
D. J. O'Brian
Pine Township
Thomas Frantz
Rosmoyne
James Smith
Johnstown
Harold Nesbit
Commodore Bank
Emmett McLain
James
Wilkinsburg
M. Della, McLain
Mabel Buntin
Chicago
Ill
Fred W. St. Clair
Thomas Pealer
New England
Canada
Edward Longwill
Beaver Dam
Anita
Adeline Griffith
Pine Town
Harry Ortz
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Vandergrift
Lawrence Edwards
Ebensburg
Harry D. McLain
Akron
Ohio
Martha McLain
McLain
Herbert Boyer
George McGoy
Jamestown
New York
Golfer Jones Sets Dampened Pace in Uneven Round
Early finishers post 37 39 76 six over par as Jones drives 390 yards at the eighth and 270 yards at seven. A mishit at Stratton’s hole injures a spectator but the round continues with mixed results and missed birdies.
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Jones
Mashio Niblick
Stratton
Driva
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Portland
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Pittsburgh
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