Four Accidents Reported In Westmoreland Mines And Roads
Four separate accidents injure four men including Wee Wey Wilson of Bronizer and a car truck crash on the William Penn highway near Delmont. Otto family seeks 25,000 in damages for injuries from a Delmont truck collision. Wayne Burns, 15, missing from Ligonier, is being searched for by police, last seen in a gray suit with blue cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee- Wey Wilson
Bronizer
Westmoreland Wining Company
Indiana
Jpondike
Bronizer Mines
Westmore
Westmoreland County
Greensburg
Ferdinand Otto
Hedwig Otto
Martha Otto
Pittsburgh
E. Gallucci
Delmont
William Penn Highway
Otto
Galhreéd
Wayne Burns
Ligonier
U S Delegates to Geneva Ready to Leave
The U S delegation signals readiness to depart Geneva as Gibson attacks the French controlled commission. He urges expert technical replies untainted by politics and suggests redoing four months of work with clear directives. The State Department releases Gibson’s speech, signaling frustration at deadlock over disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siermalie
France
Gibson
Gibeon
State Department
Odd Fellows Parade Feature At Philadelphia Convention
Philadelphia hosts the annual Independent Order of Odd Fellows convention as thousands watch a parade of delegates and colonial fashion frocks before a grand military ball. Officials are elected during the women’s assembly, with Maria Shenks of Manitoba named president, Bertha Wills of Kansas vice president, Amelia Blank of Texas secretary, and Minnie Pachtel of Canton treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
INS
Independent
Order of Old Fellows
Honard
Canada
Mexico
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Womens
Maria Shenks
Manitoba
Can
Bertha Wills
Wichita
Kas
Amelia Blank
San Antonio
Tex
Minnie Pachtel
Canton
Teams Work Toward Quick Finale At YMCA
General Chairman Simpson urged daily subscription reports as workers pressed for a fast finish. J H Bell on the executive committee praised daily effort and stressed building support for the YMCA with a businesslike approach. Traveling salesmen from New York and Pittsburgh contributed fifty dollars each, boosting the fund. Supper roll call tonight is 6:30 and will begin on time.
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Simpson
J. H. Bell
Niwe
New York
Cinneman
Pittsburgh
Merner
Pensacola Back on Job After Hurricane
Pensacola resumed activity after preparations as the hurricane passed. Docks, telephone, railroad and power services were restored, and business halted at the first strong wind. Losses to Florida fruit crop estimated from 3 to 6 million dollars, with 1.2 million boxes of grapefruit and 500 thousand boxes of oranges affected. Local residents surveyed damage. few large buildings damaged, some roofs blown off. Named individuals and out-of-state visitors noted in brief local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
L. N. Rhodes
Rhodes
Annual Session of S. S. Workers Inspiring
From 11 to 12 16 there were department conferences Christian Education led by Mrs Clara G Earhart Children’s Division led by Mrs Johnn Ackerson Miss Rogers conducted Young People’s Division led by Walter H Jackson Missionary Department led by Miss Nellie M Miller At noon Pastors and Sabbath School Superintendents Dinner with pastors as guests of the Association and superintendents as guests of Vice President D F Rinn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Education
Clara G Earhart
Johnn. Ackerson
Miss Rogers
Young People’s Division
Walter H. Jackson
Nellie M. Miller
D. F. Rinn
Convention program features talks and glee club
Mr. Rinn chaired the afternoon session after a Bible reading by Rev Blannem. Talks included The Child in the Midst by Miss Rodgers and The Church Program for Its Young People by Mr McGarvey, followed by the Children's Division Conference. Rev McKnight of Pittsburgh spoke on What about Evolution. The Teacher Training banquet preceded the evening session. The Salisbury Men's Glee Club, led by Edward Nelmes, performed, as Rev McKnight gave Science the Spade and the Book on Holy Land excavations supporting Bible prophecies.
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Rinn
Blannem
Miss Rodgers
McGarvey
Myers
R. G. McKnight
Pittsburgh
Convention Church
Men’s Glee Club
Salisbury
Edward Nelmes
McKnight
Holy Land
Leadership themes mark Christian Education conference
The program opened with a business session and three minute reports from district presidents and county superintendents, followed by seat awards to Standard Schools and officer elections and departmental conferences. In Christian Education, Meyers led with Leadership Training and Chap man spoke on The T. T. Class in the School Continuously. Shields discussed Holding the Class Together in the Rural Community, Lyons on Value of the Community Class, Myers on The Community School, and Russell on State Camp Training.
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Meyers
James F. Chapman
Indiana
Clarence Shields
Creekside
Zoe Lyons
Penn
Mr. Myers
Nell Russell
Missionary Conference Talks Lead to Fellowship Dinner
Mrs. Alice R Alter presided at the Missionary Department Conference with talks titled A Few Facts from the Field by Mia J Miller and Missionary Work in a Organized Adult Bible Class by Mya A G Heath. The afternoon session directed by George T Buchanan included The Church's Opportunity and EE for we Beliga pte Raty Rey etna wee D Prpalena ie The Leader Weekday.
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Missionary Department
Alice R. Alter
Mia
J. A. Miller
Mya
A. G. Heath
Svas
Association
Convention Church
George T. Buchanan
Beliga Pte Raty Rey
J.etna Wee
D. Prpalena
WeekeDay
Ond Ik
Candlelit boarding house party sparks romance
Lardner, a weary lodger, shares candlelight with Miss Bennet during a gas outage at a boarding house. The intimate gathering turns magical as Miss Bennet unveils a transformed room and a night of music and whispered longing ensues, ending with a tender declaration.
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Babs
Hs Heart
Lardoer
Lardner
Miss Drake
Mies Roydon
Miss Bennet
Mise Bennet
Tum
Ops
Nps
Indiana Guests Fill Local Social Circuit
A stream of visitors and residents were in Indiana for social and business engagements. Owen Boyle of Pittsburgh, Ivan Miller of Hilltop YM C A, and others traveled from Ohio and nearby towns for meetings, visits, or events. Dempsey Tunney fight attendees, sales and hunting licenses, church conventions, and court-house business featured among the day’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Biddleman
Armagh
Court House
J. B. Dunlap of
Rossiter
Dempsey Plans Philadelphia Swing for Tunney Bout
The article details Jack Dempsey's preparation and mindset ahead of the championship bout with Gene Tunney. Dempsey laughs at the circus around the fight, outlines strategy to avoid bandages, and emphasizes aiming for body blows while watching for a decisive chin shot. He plans a late departure for Philadelphia, traveling with a small entourage and stressing a clean fight with only fists and minimal tape.
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Dempsey
Gene
Billy Gibson
Gene Tunney
Sparsley
Gibson
Tunney
Philadelphia
Ife
Gene Normile
Jerry the Greek
Mile Trant
Gus Wilson
Mabbutt
Renanue
Stock market quotations and company listings
A dense OCR of stock quotes and company listings with percents and ticker-like entries. It includes names such as Anaconda, General Motors, Royal Dutch, United States Steel, Westinghouse, Pan American, and Packard, with varied percentages and references to commodities like oil and coal.
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Athy Gascieccceeen Eee
Suge Sisccesevess
Am 'Sinelh Cssscceeee
Am el
Anaconda Vecseereeene
Boseceeseves
B.C
Asesseness
Baldwin
Veees
Cuba
Tees
Yeesesctiaes
St. Pope
Viceceeneee
Motors
Kans
Kelly Spring
Pereg Seboch Idg Kon
Mare OF Coles Crease
N.Y. Cen
Pact
Veces
Pets
Eenaety
Rey TB
Piven
Royal Dutch Bereeeeees
Stan Oil
Bun Oil
Ind
St Pau ‘Kh
Trans Oil
Tex Pac Coal and Oil
Union Pac
US Rubber
US Steel
West Elec Voce
Ceeseee
Willys Over
Prairie Pipe
Cewe Lda
Gere da Pasco
Eneue Amn Agri Pid
Ccese
West Md
Ag White Advis
Ecee
Davis Ghém
Ray Donald U.w. Con
Yan A Fe Ag Ar Pontitor We
Otis Steel
Packard Motor
Pierce Arrow
Spicer
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U. S
Geneva
ODD Fellows Parade
James Ft. James
Glen Campbell
Frank Anderson
Ernest
Beulah Learn
Cherryhill Township
S. S. Workers
R. G. Bannen
Elsie G. Rodgers
B. A. McGarvey
Dorothy Douglas
Owen B. Boyle
Ivan Miller
Hilltop
Rey
R. C
Mrs. Miller
Hare
My3
Charles Minord
Cleveland
Ohio
Mrs. Slomer Whitney
Toledo, Ohio
Edward
Will Bennett
Ton Martin
Hastie Ray
Ross Sutton
Pat Maloney
Earl Raymond
Charles Nolenberg
Frank Dorr
Kansas City
Esther Bennett
Mrs. Clark Getty
Hillsdale
Frank Spicher
Cherry Tree
Saling
Yesterays
Iddo M. Lewis
Marchandis
Indiana Hotel
8. B. Elis
Columbus, Ohio
Man
J. G. Ross
Bradford
Merle Neal
North Mahoning Township
George Mack
West Wheatfield Township
J. M. Hood
Huff Merchant
Harry T. Miller of
Heshbon
Co. L. Campbell
E. E. Dinger
West Mahoning Township
Lutheran Church
W. Gordon
Washington, Pa
New York City
Santo Candile
Chambersville
Frank Isgro
Anita
Harry Shaffer
Charles H. Preall
Charles Pennington
H. B. Gromley
N. Y
Dick Stephens
Homer City
John McCall
Saltsburg
Ethel M. Sprangle
Brushvalley Township
Noah Learn
A. G. White of
W. Earl Lightcap
Lightcap Electric Company
Phila
Indiana, PA
Atwater Kent
RCA
Coffield
Nelco
Electric Supply Company, Inc
Ritz Theatre
Glasser
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