Reunions Highlight School Days Across Town
Numerous local reunions mark memories of school days as Brushvalley Pine Flats Treese and Georgeville groups gather. Officers are re elected, plans set for 1937 gatherings, with veterans and families sharing meals, programs, plays, and songs.
Landon Opens Eastern Tour From Birthplace in West Middlesex
Governor Alf Landon begins his eastern presidential campaign in West Middlesex Pennsylvania birthplace 49 years after his birth. He will speak August 22 in West Middlesex and August 24 at Chautauqua New York then August 26 at Buffalo, marking the first major eastern rally with thousands of supporters anticipated.
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West Middlesex
Alf Landon
United States
Landon
Pennsylvania
Chautauqua
Buffalo
Woodrow Wilson
Crisis U S Faces Stressed by Knox Connersville Speech
Colonel Frank Knox Republican vice presidential nominee warned the nation in Connersville Indiana that the current campaign presents the gravest issues since the Civil War. He criticized New Deal policy, claiming recovery has stalled and that Washington planners misdirect business and farming.
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Connersville
Ind
Frank Knox
Chicago
Knox
New Deal Party
Washington
Vandenberg Urges Fight for Liberty in Chicago
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan spoke at the Union League Club declaring the flag remains the Constitution’s banner and urging Americans to fight for liberty. He charged the New Deal admin through Henry Wallace with an unwritten constitution and warned that this may be the last chance to oppose it.
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Chicago
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Union League Club
Vandenberg
New Deal Administration
Henry Wallace
Senator Vandenberg
August Reunions Gather Across Towns and Parks
A list of reunions set for August across multiple locations including Sunset Park near Nu Mine Sunset Park between Rural Valley and Plumville Route 85 Elkin and Ramer events in Sunset Park Sycamore Park Campbells Mills Park and Camp Perry near Sandy Lake and Indiana events August 13 15 16 20 22 with venues such as Union church Rositer Davis Camp and O E Learn home plus a 50th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Grant Van Leer and a repeat note of weather contingency at J Paul Kimmel home if rain interrupts the schedule
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W. D.white
Nu- Mine
Elkin
Sunset Park
Rural Valley
Plumville
Ramer
Sycamore Park
J. Paul Kimmel
Shelocta
MacGuire
Campbells Mills Park
Barber
Indiana Fair Grounds
Camp ‘Rest
George Smith
Union Church
Rossiter
Ground ‘Hog Park
Covotte
Michael Schall
Schall
Cochrang Mills
Spring Church
Garretts Run
Uber
Sunset Grove i Park
Plumoville
Woodland Park
Marion Center
Davis Clan
Davis Camp
Pine’ Flats
van Leer
Cliffside Park
Indiana
Grant ‘van Leer
Shields
Campbells Mills
O. E. Learn
Cookport
Atwood
Marshall Grove
Graham-Lowman
Camp Beat
Lukehart Kramer wedding in Trafford City on August 8
I Lukehart and Miss Eleanor Kramer were married in Trafford City on August 8 by Rev J Raymond Powell. The groom, son of Clark Lukehart, West Lebanon natives now a shop foreman, and the bride, daughter of John Kramer, a Trafford City resident, worked in a local bank.
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Lukehart-Kramer I
J. Lukehart
Eleanor Kramer
Trafford City
J. Raymond Powell
Clark James Lukehart
West Lebanon
John Kramer
Personal Brevities From Wayne Avenue To Bermuda Trip
Brief items note visitors from Pittsburgh Beech Bottom and Dubois. Mrs Shetler recovering from July fall. plans include Cleveland exposition and a Bermuda ten day trip. a note on Home Owners Loan Corporation foreclosures. a joke exchange. AMA hospital admission figures for 1935. tip on oven crisped potato chips.
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Charles McLaughlin
Wayne Avenue
Mra
Anna Comby
Marie Sandles
Mildred Lutz
Pittsburgh
Ward Coulter
Stanley and
Lyale
Beech Bottom
W. Va
Alice Shetler
Mary Thomas
Church Street
David Livingston
Buffalo
Dorothy Ayers
East Oak Street
Olive Bennett
Dubois
Bermuda
Bennett
Indiana
R. J. Morrow
Planville
Olive Hamilton
Missionary Films At Purchase Line Church Of Brethren
The Church of the Brethren at Work in India will be shown at Purchase Line Church of the Brethren on Wednesday evening August 19. Four reels will run about an hour and admission is free. An offering will be taken.
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Purchase Line
Church of the Brethren At Work
India
Church of the ‘Brethren
Classified Notice Rates for Small Advertisements
The column details pricing for Wanted Lost For Sale and For Rent notices. It specifies one cent per word for 25 words or more and 25 cents per insertion for notices under 25 words. Each initial or number counts as one word. Send cash with copy to cover the number of insertions.
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Ralph Moormead
Bell
Nd County
Indiana County
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Alf M. Landon
Frank Pinola
E. Arthur Sweeney
Congress
Walter E. Morris
Gilbert Wolfenden Assembly
Clair Sloan
J. T. Stewart
Pine Flats
Green Township
C. Gilbert Wolfenden
Senate
Homer Stephens
Renners
Betty Sides
Fero Stephens
Wil Mam
Teressa Parry
R. E. Tate
Mary Knupp
Alvie Stahl
Brushvalley
Brushvalley High School
Idlewild Park
Boyd McElween
Floyd Rhine
Bara (Auld) MacCormick
Campbell Mike
Ethel
Rugh) Mikesell
Plora
George) Hell
Howard McCormick
Lloyd Buchanan
Othel
Lil van (Wakefield) Cramer
Alma
Rugh) ‘Mikesell
Leona (Rhine) Poater
Boyd McElwee
Geo
B. McCutcheon
Dorothy
Foster) Carney
Willard F. Shaffer
Dorothy Rhine
Flora
George) Bell
Dorothy Rugh
Elizabeth
Altimus) Miller
Sara
Auld) McCormick
Irene (McElwee) Nelson
Marie Miller
Fannie McCormick
Helen Clawson
Woodrow Buchanan
Paul Overdorff
Thomas Douglass
Lisle Miller
Treese
Treese School
Deyarmin
Frank Deyarmin
Strongatown
P. W. Large
M. E
Tillie Paul
Ernest Deyarmin
James L. Peterman
North Point
Mahoning Creek
Walter Peterman
Arthur Peterman
Erma Stalnaker
Nell
George Halwit
Fair Grounds
Clark EB. Ray
Reunion Association
Icarl Dinger
R. N. Ray
Rayne Township
Ray
Isaac Ray
State College
Duane Ray
Ralph Ray
Altoona
Indiana County Congress of Women’s Clubs
Camp Rest
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of
Johnstown
William R. Welmer
Ellis Stiffler
Alverda
Round Top
West Wheatfield Township
Blairsville
West Union United Presbyterian Church
R. A. Hutchinson
Waltemire
Edwards
Chambersville
Crooked Creek
Melvin ‘Welle
Vandergrift
Nettie Wells
Paul Brady
Gene
Barr
Chas
Brady
Betty Lou
Harry Miller
Kirk
Bebe
Floranna Huber
Bernice
Jay McQuilkin
Melvin
New Kensington
S. H. Over
Heir
Dr. Kintervs
Walt Kinter
Sonny—Papa
Carl
We. A
Deemer
Brush- Sneed
Lsten Galley
U. S
Ritz Theatre
Evory
Suzy
Jean Harlow
Franchot Tone
Public Enemy
Pat O’brien
Marg. Lindsay
Satan
Warren William
Bette Doyle
Green Pastures
Rex Ingram
Indiana Theatre
Bank Nite
Crash Donovan
Jack Holt
Nan. Gray
Wm. Boyd
Jimmy Ellison
Roger Pryor
Wendy Barrie
Geo. Raft
Det. Costello
Charlie Chan
Warner Oland
Gene Autry
Wm. Gargan
Florence Rice
Home Can Loan Corporation
American Medical Association
Jas.w
J. Arthur Robinson Funeral Home
Distinctive Funeral
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Indiana, PA
William H. Faith
Creekside
Ernest Stewart
R.W. George
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
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James W. Mack
James "W. Mack, Jr
Farmers Bank & Trust Company of
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Ehovis
Homer Bashworth
Mary K.bashworth
White
Pennsyl- Spl
Frank Griffith
Andrew Saltsgiver
John Faith
John A. Mabon
Frarmers Bank & Trust Company OF Indiana
PUA
W. P. Hovis
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
Pauline Stankeble
Savings & Trust Company
Sarah " Christy
Prothonotary’s
Cal Long
Wm. E. Pierce
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Orphans’ Court
Savings & Trust Company of Indiana
Cordelia Glass
Center Township
Cordelia Ginga
Auditor
Blairaville Bay
Ings & Proust Company
Robert B. Evans
Blairaville
Lereby
Whll
Brown
Elskeville
J. R. Daugherty
South Bend
Pinchot
W. L. George
Apollo
R. Herbert Buchman
Biair Clawson
Alice M. Clawson
Blacklick Township
Leraby
Brown Building
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William E. Pierce
C. A. Hartman
Mabel Hartman
Florinda Hartman
H. Vernon
Mary &. Houck
Green Town
Budd Stanley Houck
Barpesboro
Robert Lhaf Houck
Clymer
Misher & Ruddock
Isadora Q. Miller
Dixonville
Mininie Mile
Bixonvite
Gre
Bill Blivens
Bill
North
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