Show Highlights Art and Home Display at Indiana
The event featured a Mrs Mima Mary St Clair King hosted display of furniture and Oriental rug by Mr Ingersoll of Yadrun Oriental Rug Co. Other exhibits included Westinghouse refrigerator by Mr Rogers and Maverite Stove Co. by Mr Jordan of Eric Buchheit Bros. Art displays by two Mary Flegal and Grace Housden students offered practical home decoration experience. Management thanked Indiana merchants for loaned accessories and Floral Co for greens. State Teachers College hosted a luncheon for employees and teachers at McCann’s dining hall, ending with warm remarks and fellowship. The display runs at Bachholt store today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mima
Mary St. Clair King
Ingersoll
Pittsburgh
Yadrun
Westinghouse
Rogers
Maverite Stove Co
Jordan
Eric
Bughheil Bros
Y. Mies Grace Ilousten
Misa Mary E. Flegal
Moat Inatrue
Tva
Buchheit Bros
Indiana
Indiana Floral Co
PARENT TEACHER OPEN FORUM on school year plans
The PARENT TEACHER group discussed open forum for programs and problems in education and praised attitudes of pupils and teachers toward classroom work. The session noted the upcoming state convention location and dates while reporting 120 members last year, including 47 parents and 73 teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nox
Koontz
Sumibury
Pennsylvania Sabbath School Work Continues Strong
State Sabbath School Organiza tion claims one tenth of US Sunday School members and one sixteenth of world membership are in Pennsylvania. The organization spans sixty seven counties and over seven hundred district groups, coordinating activity and expanding international mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
United States
Denominational Associations Reach Rural Schools
The State Association field staff based in Philadelphia traveled 172,221 miles over seven months to attend conventions rallies and initiations. They gathered 2,703 attendees across 584 counties and delivered 1,724 addresses plus 706 conferences on Christian Education. Nearly 6,000 Sunday School interviews and over 60,000 first class letters were written to advance Sunday School work, though activity is money-limited per Mr Heckerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Association
State Association
Arch Street
Philaddphia
Thotta
Heckerman
Board of Directors
Funeral notices and obituaries in Saltsburg area
Obituaries and funeral notices detail grief for Miss Myers and William M Rom bach with family from Homer City and Saltsburg. Services for Miss Myers are set at the George home and led by Rev B E Myers. Also noted is Arthur Watson Shearer of White Township who died after WWI service, with his Army record and later life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Aliarer
Arthur Watson Shearer
Mra Samtuo
W Shearer
White Township
United States Army
Columbus
G6th Army Artillery
Akrop, O
Death notices and funeral services in local area
Multiple obituaries recall the deaths of residents and related funeral plans. Margaret Ressler Cunningham and Mrs Cunningham are noted with services at Armagh and Black respectively, with interment in local cemeteries. Anna Myers Murman, aged 84, dies at home near Dixonville. her funeral is in Dixonville with burial in Taylorsville cemetery. Other notices mention Margaret Cunningham’s sisterhood ties and extended family in Indiana and Peru. Funeral details include pastors, dates, and burial sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rade Ae
Tl. Foxs
Agulerius’ Hospital
Sherman
Indiana
Harry
Clyde
Logan
Terry
We B
Fleming
Mia
K. Grove
Mildrad
Mary Shoardr
WW. Bleber
Zion Lutheran Ghureh
Greenwood Cemetery
Margaret Ressler Cramer
Margaret Catherine Ressler
Lowry Ressler
Jackson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cramer
Mra. Cunninghan
Armagh
Margaret
Mack Cunningham
Alphonse Cunningham
W. H. Nicholson
Armagh Presbyterian Church
Mather
Joseph Tinkcom
Kather
Peru
Ind
Viola
Clarence Findley
Robert
Barron Avenue
Johnstown
Joseph Sehrom
Blackek
Murray
Anna Myers Murman
Quiekly
William Beers
Dixonville
Marly
Hlowhe
Presbyterian Church
George and
Mlizabeth Kinter Myers
Raynb Township
Ta- Noma
Jacob Mumau
Musmau
Beers
Mra
Leda Laing
Jta Clawson
Hillsdale
John R. Mumau
Marion Genter
George M. Mumau
Arcadia
Samuel Dider
Wallo
Kansas
Tampl
Taylorsville Cemetery
Indiana YMCA campaign urged to fund youth programs
A community appeal urges Indiana citizens to donate 2300 toward YMCA driven youth work including religious and club activities, swimming campaigns, and character building. The call stresses broad participation, extended membership, and shared responsibility to support boys and girls across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara
Indiana
Ymca 8
America
Ake
Wa Aédd
Corps Wins With 89 Score And Prize Money At Parade
Corps won with a score of 89 and prize money of 125 dollars. McKeesport finished fifth scoring 88.3 and earning 100 dollars, Indiana sixth with 82.5 and 76 dollars, Clarion seventh at 81.6. Clairton received a silver cap while other corps were rated, Apollo 72, Kittanning 77.4, Ligonier 81.1, Duquesne 77.21, Washington 70.4. Jeannetta Parades Jeannett's Drum and Bugle Corps paraded but did not compete. Judges included Captain W G Furst, Major J Linderstruch, Major X J Blawart, Col. William Baron, Captain B Peters, Joseph DeSimon and William N Bohle. Greensburg’s scores listed for uniforms, marching, cadences, maneuvers, rhythm and music. Earl Ditch of Iselin attended Court. Mrs Pearl Williams near Glen Campbell shopped yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Indiana
Clarion
Clairton
Apollo
Kittanning
Ligonier
Duquesne
Washington
Jeannetta
Jeannett
W. G. Furst
J. Linderstruch
X. J. ‘Blawart
William Baron
B. Peters
Joseph DeSimon
William N. Bohle
Greensburo
Stocks Slide in Weekend Market With Mixed Downtick
In New York on September 27 the weekend market showed broad selling across Railroad, Copper, Utility and Oil stocks, with 1 to 5 point declines in many issues while industrials held firmer. Atchison led declines after a brief dip, United States Steel slipped, Bethlehem Steel advanced, and several firms such as American Can and Sears Roebuck posted mixed moves as total volume reached about 1.76 million shares. A separate hearing revealed a Soviet textile syndicate executive admitted short wheat sales of 7.765 million bushels as a hedge against a large crop, defended as legitimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousins
INS
New York
Atchison
Deeline
Southern Railway
Bethlehem Steel
United States Steel
American Can
Weetinghone
Sears Roebuck
Lagw’s
Vanadium Tp
National Biscuit
Twangactiona
E. Y V. Bolitzky
All Russian
Chicago
Congressional Committee
Belliaky
Durant
Inter Pete
Lone Star
Central Baking Piteereseeeres
BM Armour Ay
Armour Boweperveaeeereseees
Graham Paige
Eeeeree
Pub. Service
Calif
Esiseseeree
Montgomery Ward Eeesversee
SOE
United Gas Imp
Dairy
Bate Federal Water
Ark
Nat
Gas Auburn Motor Borden
Elec, Bond and Shay
Evening school session invites new students for credits
A twelve week semester offers courses and teachers led by Prof Norman Koontz Rev J J Mellvalne and others with ten required evening attendances. Over a hundred students enrolled and more can join. A session begins Monday night September 20 at the First United Presbyterian Church School Department to plan attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Koontz
J. J. Mellvalne
Ihra
Rita Porter
Marygaret Lowman
Plorance Wallace
Viola Simpson
First United Presbyterian Church
Byrd Faces Heavy Preparations for Lecture Tour
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, nearing departure from his Dublin summer home, rushes to finalize itinerary film usage and his Antarctica expedition narrative for Christmas publishing. He plans two lectures in New Hampshire, at Hanover on October 13 and Manchester on February 16, while managing a flood of fan mail and urgent organizational tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Dublin
N. H
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctica
Charles E. Lofgren Byrd
Aldrich House
Aes
Admiral
Granite State
Hanover
Izaak Walton
Church Notes Regular worship hours and programs listed
The column lists worship times for Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian First United Presbyterian and other churches. Activities include Sunday school times Young People's Society services morning and evening sermons with themes such as The Second Mile Seven Words and Christian Heroism, musical offerings, prayer meetings, college Bible class, and Holy Communion set for October 6. Includes notices of offertories and promotional Day at church schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
J. A. McCamey
Young People’s Society
Presbyterian
Robert L. Clark
Church School
Simper
Galbraith
Zundel
Burdett
Barnes
Bock
First United Presbyterian
J. J. Mellvaine
Thomas
Jesus
Noble
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Zingarelli
Nevin
First Baptist
A. B. Fowley
Bible
Simon Peter
Young People's Society
College Atudente
Zion Lutheran
B. F
Revival and church notices across several congregations
A long list of church services and events is outlined including Rev. Samuel Shane-Sabbath School, Miss Violet Pitahontay guests from Curry Run and Shelocta churches, sermons on missions and heaven, youth meetings, and revival closings. Denominations include Free Methodists, Wesleyan, Church of God, St. Bernard's Catholic, Christian Science, Trinity Lutheran, and Christian and Missionary Alliance with mission slides, harvest home pages, and Bible studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wvanawlindl
Wessone
Moenine
Fred Li Fink
Bible School
C. E
Wesleyan Methodist
F. J. Davin
R. D. Wise
Wabash
Ind
Church of God
White
H. W. Miller
Christ Episcopal
Roger Chaynock
Church School
St. Bernard's
Very Rey
N. P
Carpenter
Imber
Coral
G. EB. Heid
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Wlayenth Straat
Church Street
William McTavish
Philippine Islands
George W
Pastor
Last Windjammer on Great Lakes Missing After Shipwreck
Two ships disappeared after 4 PM yesterday while aiding the three masted Our Son. Captain Nels Palmer and six crew aboard Our Son vanished near Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Only the steamer William Nelson rescued Captain Red Nelson and seven aboard the other vessel. Coast guardsmen saved two women from a barge wreck as a 36 foot lifeboat sought survivors amid a gale on Muskegon shores. A salvage tug and line break worsened conditions. hope remains slim as dawn brought partial calm after a brutal storm of 40 mph winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Son
Nels Palmer
Great Lakes
Sheboygan
Wis
Red Nelson
William ‘Nelson
Fitzgerald
Muskegon
Mich
Coast
Ludington
Sulky Racer In Hospital After Fair Collision
Martins Ferry Ohio September 27 A L Grimes 73 Beaver Pennsylvania noted as the oldest sulky racer in the United States sustained a broken hip in a collision at the Smithfield fair races. Grimes was driving his own horse when his sulky tangled with another and overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Ferry
Smithfield
A. L. Grimes
Beaver
United States
Grimes
Hia
Plane wreckage found ashore near Conneaut
The wreckage of an airplane tied to Willard Parker of Cleveland and William McNulty of Columbus was found washed ashore near Conneaut after a high wind storm on Lake Erie. The bodies of Parker and McNulty were not in the wreckage. Mrs. Sarah Clawson of Blairsville was calling Indiana friends yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Parker
Cleveland
William McNulty
Columbus
Hers Sodas
Parker
McNulty
Crath
Lake Erie
Sarah Clawson
Blairsville
Indiana
Jones Wins Tight Title Bout in Golf Match
Homana, sole survivor of 197 starters, fumbled while Jones dominated the inward nine with 32 strokes.Single 26-foot birdie at the eleventh and a fifteenth birdie sealed a one up win. Homana conceded a three at the end as Jones finished strong with a one hand six foot putt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attokes
Homana
Jones
Homang
Homans
Jones Beats Homans In Tight Golf Match Weaves Through
In a close 18 hole contest played on a Manhattan course Jones defeated Homans. Homans led early and sunk a 16 foot putt at the 18th to secure a half, while Jones won the decisive holes at the seventh and eighth with successive stymies. The scoreline shows a narrow victory for Jones amid a tense finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homans
Manhattan
Jones
Dead man seeks $10000 inheritance in Venango County
John W Raymond, aged 70 and officially declared dead five years ago, arrived in Franklin to claim a $10000 estate left by Sarah J Lamberton. The rancher, who traveled from Missoula Montana, appeared in court seeking identification to revive his status and inheritance rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
John W. Raymond
Venango County
Coart
Raymond
Missoula
Moni
Sarah J Lamberton
Tallulah Bankhead quits London stage for Hollywood contract
Miss Tallulah Bankhead announced she would desert the London theater to return to America and fulfill a three year talking picture contract. The actress, daughter of an Alabama congressman, had earlier signalled plans to become a British citizen and stay in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tallulah Bankhead
America
Miss Bankhead
Alabama
Vacationing Ag n Stadtmiller and Graffius Return
Miss Agnes Stadtmiller and Miss Alice Graffius have returned from a vacation touring New England states and Canada. B. F. and Dick Evans of Brush Valley township were Indiana visitors. Turner Streams from Harrisburg. Carroll D. Oakes of Clymer motored to Indiana on business. H L Tinkcom Justice of the Peace called at the Court House. Kenneth Frech tax collector Creekside attended County Commissioners business. James Smith State factory Inspector from Johnstown suspended weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Stadtmiller
Alice Graffius
New England
Canada
B. F
Dick Evans
Brush Valley Township
Indiana
Turner Streams
Department of Animal Industry
Harrisburg
Carroll D. Oakes
Clymer
H. L. Tinkcom
Imagh
Court House
Kenneth Frech
Creekside
Peter
James Smith
Johnstown
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United Presbyterian Church
L. J. Roberts
Homer City
J. D. George
Lomer City
Clark Myers
Indiann
Miss Myers
Mrs. George
Mrs. Roberts
George Home
B. EB. Myers
William M. Rombach
Saltsbury
Josephine Andre Rombach
Maude Rombach
George B
Mary B
Betty L
Wiliam
James L
Dorothy A. Rombach
Elizabeth I. Zaman
New Philadelphia
J. Stanley Harker
Saltsburg Presbyterian Church
Edgewood Cemetery
Saltsurg
Gard of
Minnks
Anna Mumau
Cara Oni
William Bears
Olive
John E. Kirkpatrick
Smicksurg
The
Citizens National Bank
Indiana, Pa
Geo
J. Feit
Bennett
Thos
N. Robinson
Chas
W. Carnahan
Asal
Ed. Bennett
M. Sennett & Sons
Gilbert S$, Parnele
Parnell-Cowher & Co
John Rezzolla
Indiana Macaroni Co
Thos. N. Robinson
Indiana Textile Mills Co., Inc
E. Dale Timberlake
Peerless Oil & Gas Co
Vernon F, Taylor
Harrison
Earl Ditch
Iselin W
Pearl Williams
Glen Campbell
Apasus
Eugene Homans Homans
New Jersey
Bobby Jones
Merion
Tallulah
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