Local Church Hosts Third Session Of Pittsburgh Conference
The 108th annual Pittsburgh Annual Conference opened in the new Methodist Episcopal Church in Indiana with Bishop Herbert Welch presiding. The first open meeting featured the Board of Temperance and a program including organ recitals by John A. Bell and pieces by Sibelius Kinder and Dvorak. Mrs. Ella C. Black spoke on prohibition at the church, highlighting human welfare over personal liberty.
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Pittsburgh
Herbert Welch
D. D
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Indiana
Board of Telerance, Prohibition and Public Morals
G. L. C. Richardson
J. C. Matteson
John A. Bell
Mr. Bell
Findlandia
Sibelius
Kinder
New World Symphony
Dvorak
Wipf
ED. W. Simpson
John A. McCamey
Lord’s House
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Ella C. Black
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Indiana County Fish and Game Association Elects Directors
The Indiana County Fish and Game Association schedules its annual meeting for Thursday October first at Rustic Lodge. Activities include a small boye and clay bird shoot in the afternoon a 5:80 basket picnic and the election at 7:00. An Advisory Council will also be elected and members are urged to submit names from all sections of the county.
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Indiana County Fish and Game Association
Rustic Lodge
G. G Hill
Notes of Case Harry B Switzer 26 Cocaine? Blairsville
Not enough facts in source to craft a proper summary.
G O P Women Here Saturday
The first female meeting of the Council of Republican Women will be held Saturday afternoon October 3 at 2:30 in the Crystal Room Moore Hotel. The group aims to engage in year’s work with the Community Chest, seek broad participation, and discuss local governance.
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Council of Republican Women
Moore Hotel
Tha
Methodiat Church
Indiana
Tax Deadlines Loom For Indiana Borough Taxes
Tax deadlines loom in Indiana Borough with penalties rising from October 2. Borough county and school taxes follow strict face value timelines with a 5 percent penalty after Friday and discounts for borough and county taxes until July 1. Tax Collector Ralph Straitiff remains in his office until tomorrow night to aid payment, while the concrete slab project on South Twelfth Street advances under Borough Council guidance with Truthfull Jones overseeing material mixing.
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Indiana
Ralph Straitiff
Wees
South Twelfth Street
Borough Council
Buchheits Attend Pittsburgh Events At Chamber Banquet
Mrs Annie Laurie Cree of Pittsburgh led Western Pennsylvania Atwater Foundation Audition guests at a luncheon in the William Penn Hotel reception hall. Rosa Vollrath Buchheit of Indiana and E C Buchheit attended a Chamber of Commerce program with the Little German Band.
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Annie Laurie Cree
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Atwater Ent. Foundation
William Penn Hotel
Rosa Vollrath Buchheit
Indiana
Chamber of Commerce
DKA
E. C. Buchheit
Spectator of Lincoln death dies at Findlay
William H. Roberts, 85, believed last survivor who saw Abraham Lincoln shot, died yesterday in Findlay. He recalled muffled shot, Booth’s fall, and volunteers chasing the assassin. he helped track Booth after the shooting. The obituary notes a wartime service distinction. Community notices follow with Legion and Auxiliary event details and a chicken dinner planned.
Tragic Troy Hill Fire Kills 13-Year-Old Bernard Kline
In Troy Hill near Kittanning Pennsylvania a house fire claimed the life of 13 year old Bernard Kline and left his father Frank Kline gravely burned. Elmer Kline and Merle Hill rescued the father after he tried to save Bernard. The blaze started from an overheated coal stove.
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Kittanning
Troy Hill
Bernard Kline
Frank Kline
Elmer
Kittanning Hospital
Kline
Bernard
Barnard
Bilmer
Treasury net balance and customs receipts report
The U S Treasury reports a net balance of 609 979 990 63 dollars as of September 28. Customs receipts for the month through September 28 totaled 99 340 989 78 dollars.
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U. S. Treasury
Washington
Treasury
Eee
Welfare post elevates Mrs Liveright in Pinchot cabinet
Harrisburg report states Mrs Alicia Liveright, of Philadelphia, is appointed Deputy Secretary of Welfare in Governor Pinchot's administration, replacing John L Hanna who moved to a property and supply post. The role pays 10000 dollars annually. Separate item notes state Secretary Beamish ordered five Automatic Voting Machine Corp machines for Philipsburg at 5821.65 total, delivery by October 12, with a 30 day bidding notice and potential legal challenges over acceptance.
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Harrisburg
Alica FL Liveright
Philadelphia
Pinchot
Richard J. Beamish
The
Commonwealth
Philipsburg
Centre County
Beamish
Automatic Voting Machine Corporation
Jamestown
N. Y
Tere Myon
Jamestown Company
Clymer Man Receives Radio Diploma
George Clarke of Clymer has completed the National Radio Institute course in Practical and Theoretical Radio in Washington DC and was awarded a diploma. He finished the technical studies with creditable grades, covering receivers transmitters public address systems AC circuits screen grid tubes television and talking movies with emphasis on design construction and service of radio receiving sets.
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George Clarke
Clymer
National Radio Institute of
Washington, D. C
A. C
Radio critics call radio advertising a public turnoff
Joy Dimer Morgan, head of the National Committee on Education by Radio, says radio has sunk to its lowest level and that the public is disgusted with air advertising, leading to fewer people buying radios after touring 26 states. An Auto Parts Co listing notes armature exchange service for cars and a Rainbow Villa dance scheduled October 1 with Dutch and Park's Orchestra at $1.25 per couple.
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Washington
United States
Joy Dimer Morgan
National Committee On Education
Morgan
Rainbow Villa
Blalysville
Dutch and
Park
Harvest Days Expected to Draw Large Indiana Crowds
Harvest Days at leading Indiana stores start tomorrow with the largest community event crowds anticipated from across Indiana county. Stores promise courteous service and major value giveaways as one hundred selected prizes are offered free. Official stores will give coupons for every dollar spent and improved goods are touted for a strong heart of the winter season.
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Indiana
Indiana County
Camorron
Gaulpons
Palan
Capital Notes: Hoover seen as likely 1932 Republican standard bearer
United Press reports that Coolidge’s pledge of support solidifies Hoover’s path to lead the Republican party in the 1932 campaign. He urges loyalty to the current President and a solid party front in emergencies, calling for balanced leadership and warning against factional strife.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Hoover
Coolidge
Saturday Evening Post
McCrady Couple Congratulated on Birth Announcement
Mr and Mrs William McCrady announce the birth of a girl weighing one and a half pounds on September 28 at 1248 Philadelphia Street Donna Marie and her motherare reported to be getting along nicely.
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William McCrAdy
Philadelphia Street
Pine
Donna Marie
Taxi Riots In Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh a riot erupted during a four month taxi strike after three tear gas bombs were hurled into a crowd of about 600 drivers injuring three and leading to five arrests. A brick shattered a cab window and two more cars were stolen though recovered undamaged. Father James R. Cox urged restraint as another tear gas bomb was tossed through a church window. police linked the alleged bombs to the ongoing dispute.
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Pittsburgh
James R. Cox
Old St. Patrick’s Church
First Report Meeting Shows Six Thousand Four Hundred Dollar Total
The Share the Burden drive for seven Indiana institutions opens at Zion Lutheran Church. Campaign leaders report a net $6,400 after bonuses, with optimism the effort will grow as contributors are urged to support the Community Chest through the fiscal year.
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Indiana
Zion
R. Foster
Ear Lobes Exposed: Milady Hair Fashion Revealed in Paris
Paris reports the International Hair Dressing Congress decided feminine hair will be short enough to show ear lobes with waves and curls low at the neck. England won first prize, Germany second, France third. the United States did not send delegates.
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Paris
Milady
International
Scot Visits His County Kin in Scotland
Scot visits kin in Scotland and Indiana county connections surface. Mr Thompson, a leading newspaperman, seeks contact with kinfolk after a long separation, while tracing family ties to Smeatons and Thompsons and noting influence in Scottish politics.
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Scot
Tee
Scotland
Puggylawney
Ramsay Mac
Thompson
Davitt Couper Thompson
Dun
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