Romance blooms for Henry Mason Day in jail cell
Henry Mason Day, vice president of Sinclair Exploration, plans to marry Dorothy M. Ridenour after a four month DC jail term for hiring Burns Detective Agency to spy on jurors in Sinclair conspiracy case. They will sail to Europe after his release October 8. Day’s second marriage follows a Paris divorce from Elizabeth De Selding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George EF. Durno
LN. 8
Washington
Mason Day
District of Columbia
Phoreer
Harry F. Sinclair
Dorothy M. Ridenour
Europe
Day
Sinclair Exploration Company
Burns Detective Agency
Sinclair
Elizabeth de Selding
Brooklyn
Miss Ridenour
Persia
Robert W. Imbrie
Teheran
MacDonald Departs for voyage amid fanfare at Southampton
Premier MacDonald and his daughter waved to cheering dock workers as the Berengaria prepared to sail. He expressed hope for progress to Britain upon his return and spoke with International News Service before the ship's siren signaled departure. The scene closed with family farewells and a packed harbor crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDonald
Internadia
Berengaria
Hoover
Britain
Eshiel
Alastair
Johan
Southampton Harbor
Church Notes Emphasize Pageants and Youth Programs
A colonial era church notices listing Sunday services across multiple denominations. Highlights include Evening pageant The Color Line by the Y P C U, Paul Carson delivering a prize-winning speech, and various choirs and sermons. Also notes Harvest Home Day and youth meetings at Zion Lutheran and Wesleyan Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian
Samuel W. Shane
Russell. Munshower
Presbyterian
Robert L. Clark
Young People’s Forum
Jesus
Christ Episcopal
Roger Charnock
Holy Communion
United Presbyterian
J. J. McIlvaine
Y.P. CG. U
Caleb Simper
Harker
Filas
Paul Carson
Convention
First Baptist
Arthur B. Fowler
Bible School
Hurch. Zion Lutheran
B. ¥. Bieber
James F. Chapman
Zelmople
Wesleyan Methodist
A. D. ra—Rabbath
Bride Strangler Peacox Verdict Delivered in Court
Peacox showed no emotion in court as the verdict was read. He appeared deathly pale and was led to the defense table in handcuffs beside his mother Mrs. Catherine Peacox. A crowded, illuminated courtroom buzzed with spectators as the foreman of the jury announced the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacox
Defense Counsel
Catherine Peacox
Edward C. Rosmassler
Searsdale
Arote
Miner Beating Trial Leads to Murder Charges
Eleven men testified about brutal beating of miner Borkowski by Lyster and Watts at the barracks. Patterson and Higgins described torture including a broken nose, blackjack blows, and kicking him into insensibility before he died at Sewickley Hospital. Watts claimed self defense after Bor kowski stabbed him. Lyster denied mistreatment. Lyster and Watts face first degree murder charges. Slapskig held on second degree murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Higgins
Borowski
Lyster
Watts
Patterson
Borkowski
Coal Andron
Higgins
Miller
Sewickley Hospital
Slapskig
Fire prevention and Boy Scouts plan joint service clubs
The article describes a home inspection campaign in public schools with cash prizes and a best essay award on fire prevention. Boy Scouts will organize in five service clubs with blanks for inspections and cooperation with owners to collect rubbish for burning, employing about forty scouts and awarding leaders with medals at a joint meeting of service clubs and the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Kiwanis
Rotary
Chamber of Commerce
Lions
Mother Grateful After Boy’s Life Is Saved
Quotation credits Hemphill and Noyes Co as sources for a report from Indiana Theatre Building. The item notes a boy’s life being saved and the mother’s gratitude, with a stock market style timestamp of 1:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemphill and Noyes Co
Indiana Theatre
Slain Teen Murderer Sentenced in Westchester Court
Mrs Pencox praised her boy’s life as the slayer is told his sentence ranges from twenty years to life. Justice Arthur Tompsins declares the verdict of guilty of second degree murder amid a courtroom outcry with two women ejected by bailiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosmasster
Peacox
Arthur S$. Tompsins
Community service meeting invites Kiwanis and governor visit
An upcoming community service gathering at the First United Presbyterian Church on October 7 at 6 15 pm invites the Kiwanis Club of Bishayville and hopes to arrange a weekend visit by Indiana Governor John Fisher. The event promises film, clean up results, civic talks, and educational features with a warm welcome offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edly
Kiwanig Club
Elty
Bishayillei
Indiana
John §. Fisher
First United Presbyterian Church
New Indiana to Torrance to Blairsville Schedule Announced
A new weekday schedule adds five round trips between Indiana and Torrance, plus three Sunday trips. Trains depart Indiana at 5:25 a.m., 7:40 a.m., 12:10 p.m., 3:43 p.m., 8:05 p.m., with connections to Blairsville, Torrance, and Pittsburgh via No. 61 682 601 624 15 and other east west services. Sunday services include 7:40 a.m., 6:20 p.m., and 8:05 p.m. departures, and northbound Torrance to Indiana begins at 6:40 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Torrance
Pittsburgh
Blairsville
Aliso
No. 15
No. 46
No. 18
Record of deadly floods cut into Augusta and Hamburg
Twenty known dead or missing as water surged through Augusta and Hamburg South Carolina. Evacuation attempts followed as levees failed and residents clung to treetops or sought higher ground. Red Cross mobilized while Florida towns faced 60 mph gales and disrupted communications in the hurricane's path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Hamburg
S. C
Carolina Foothills
Tamburg
Red Cross
Carolina
Weathering the Everglades Evacuation and Coastal Flooding
Anxious residents awaited developments as 6:40 am wind intensified and barometer readings fell overnight. Evacuations ordered for the Everglades section while central readings ranged from 20.66 at night to 29.74 in Jupiter. Waves breached the Lake Worth sea wall and bulkheads, and street lights failed in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everglades
Iowest
Homestead
Fort Lauderdale
Jupiter
Lakeworth
Fingler Drive
Bahamas Hurricane Toll Grows as Nassau Suffers Destruction
Twenty people are known dead in Nassau with fears of higher losses across the Bahamas after a three day tropical hurricane. The storm crippled Miami and washed out communications, flooding Nassau and destroying government buildings and the sea-wall while leaving many homes unroofed and causing widespread misery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack R. Hornady
INS
Miami
Nassau
Bahamas
West Indies
Florida
Grantstown
Costes Believed Over Siberia in Transcontinental Flight
Paris Sept 28 Ins reports Capt Dieudonne Costes and Maurice Bellonte in the monoplane Question Mark head for mid Siberia in a long distance attempt after an Atlantic crossing. Sightings placed them over Liege and Cologne with fuel for about 5 000 miles and a plan to reach Trkutsk then Tokyo pending further progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
INS
Europe
Dieudonne Costes
Maurice Bellonle
Siberia
Atlantic
Cologne
Germany
Liege
Belgium
Costes
Bellonte
le Bourget
Trkutsk
Tokio
Fiftieth Annual Convention of Lutheran Missionary Women
The Women's Missionary Society of the Pittsburgh Synod of the United Lutheran Church in America opens its Golden Jubilee in Leechburg Pa October 1 2 and 3 at The Webvron Lutheran Church. Prominent speakers include Rev Ellis Burgess Rev J J Myers Rev S C Michelfelder Sister Laura Gilli and Dr Arline Beale. An Anniversary Dinner Historical Pageant Jubilee Hymn and executive committee lineup mark the three day event with tie to the 1870 meeting site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Pittsburgh Synod
United Lutheran Church In America
Women’s Missionary Society of Zion Lutheran Church
B. F. Bieber
Indiana
Leechburg
Webron Lutheran Church
EE. Blunt
D. D
Ellis B. Burgess
D. D. Crafton
J. J Myers
D. D. Edgewood
S.C. Michelfelder
Inner Mission Society
Pittsburgh
Laura Gilli
Africa
Arline Beale
Guntur
India
Mra
Julius Seebach
Lutheran Woman's Work of
Philadelphia
H. Dornblaser
Freeport
Women’s Missionary Synodical Society
Hl. C. Hoffman
Connellsville
T. L. Crouse
Butler
M. L. Clare
Apollo Statistical
Eleanora Demmler
Evans City
C. W. Barnett
Greensburg
W. H. Hetrick
T. L. Grouse
Elizabeth {Nepschild
Erie
W. F. Dollis
M. BE. Studor
Bellevue
Edgar B. Hanks
Local residents and visitors seen around Indiana area
A roundup of residents and visitors with several travels and calls in Indiana and nearby towns. Mrs Jemima White departs for Emporium to visit daughter Mrs Arthur Logue. National American Legion convention attendance planned for St Louis then Kansas visits. Various locals including E D Clapp and Mrs Clapp, Edward Allen, J A Brennan and family, Thomas Frantz, G I Hamilton, James Ritter, Clark Selman, and others noted in road inspections, business calls, and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemima White
Emporium
Arthur G. Logue
M. M. Davis
Overland
St., Louis
The
American Legion
Kansas
E. D. Clapp
Good Roads Machinery Company
James Ritter
Johnstown
Indiana
Indiana Airways Field
Clark Selman
Burrell Township
Chas. L. Bence
George Nesbit
J. S. Henderson
Thomas Pealer
Pine Township
Eugene Wilson
Archie Nicewonger
Penn Run
Ralph Cribbs
Blacklick
Court House
Reese Smith
Gipsy
Barney W. Haws
Cherrytree
Frank H. Campbell
Real Cemetery for Lulu Leslie Seeks Proper Burial
Lulu Leslie, a burlesque actress from 50 years ago, feared Potter's Field burial. She twice daily phoned an undertaker for six years to ensure her burial would be proper. After her death from gas exposure in a sparsely furnished New York flat, police ruled accidental death. her body was sent to Philadelphia for burial in Claremont Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lulu Leslie
Pottersfield
Philadelphia
Potter's Field
Claremont
Phila
Local Notes From Creekside and Nearby Areas
Creekside residents report weekend visits as Mr and Mrs Harry Clark spent time in Leechburg with Clemens Clark. H J Stout moved to Nemacolin with family. Frank Dixson works at Frank Fairmans. Ladies Aid hosted a birthday party at DeHaven for Mrs De Haven and Mrs Wilmer Klein. Residents shared multiple social visits among Punxsutawney Greensburg Plumville Indiana and Unionville communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Clark
Leechburg
Clemens Clark
H. J. Stout
Nemacolin
Frank Dixson
Frank Fairmans
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
DeHavens
de Haven
Wilmer Klein
Harry Vendl
Metzel Campbell
McKinley Adama
Punxsutawney
Floyd
Jigs Kunkle
Indiana
Shrum
Plumville
McKee Flats
Edith Riddle
Jack
Unionville
D. A. McKee
Craven
Oscar
Greensburg
Livestock market report steady demand on cattle and hogs
Cattle supply light and market steady with choose at 13.13 50, prime 12.14, butchers 11.50 12.10, fair 10.60 11.50, common 8.25 0.25, cows 5.50 8.25, fresh cows and springers 50 125, calves 18. Hogs receipts 1650 as market rises with prime heavy 10.10 75, heavies 11 11.25, mediums 11 14.45, yorkers 11.40 11.45, light yorkers 10.50 10.75, pigs 10 10.50, stags blank. Sheep supply 1250 market steady with good at 7.00, mixed 1.85 0, spring lambs blank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Corp
Albany W
Power
Loco Weber Ea Bed
Va Andes Copper
Barnsdall Athete Sd
Beth Steel
Chrysler
Calumet-Hecla
Teanh
Fisk Rubber
Fox Film
Graham Paige
Gen. Motors
Husa Motor Tae
Kelly Spring
Ear
White Plains
Catherine Peacox
Mian Copner
Nother
Earle Nat
Peacox
N. Am. Corp
Teres
Dorothy
N. Y. Central Ae
Nevada
Copertae
Bellas Hess
Packard
Path
Ethane
Utah
Rivednee Ily Ae Trentt RR
Vrae
Keith O
Ty Daly Rem. Rand
Shell UN
Oil
Skelly Oi
Sinclair Cons
Gulf
United Corp
W. Overland
Warner Bros
West
Elec
U.S. Steel Ac
Raritan Legion Post Opens Four Bowling Alleys
Members of the Raritan Post American Legion in Keyport New Jersey will have four bowling alleys added to the post building this year. The new facilities expand leisure options for veterans in the post indoors. Read the Classified Ad in the Evening Gazette daily for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Keyport
N. J
Raritan Post of the
American Legion
Evening Gazette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Mason
Macdonalds
Christian Science
Community Hall
Church of God
T. A. Hall
H. W. Miller
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Gospel Tent
Eleventh Street
Church Street
William MacTavish
Gerow
Wilmore
Salvation Army
Ensign
H.R. Painter
Young People’s Legion
Emanuel
C. C. William McCoy
Moore Hotel
Hall
Savings and Trust
Key Wrest
Fla
Radion
Key West
Orlando
Lower Florida
Naval Radio Station
Palm Beach
West Palm Beach
Lutheran Missionary Women
Mr. Wills
Mr. Kaeslin
7Th St
Indiana, Pa
Creekside
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