The Baby Kidnapers
The Baby Kidnapers recounts a 1922 crime tale in which Larry the Blood and his ally Skinner abduct a sleeping infant from John’s Department Store, hide the child in a tenement, and plan to ransom it. A note left by the mother explains she cannot keep Olaf, eleven months old, as the father left, prompting the pair to abandon the baby outside the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry the Blood
Skmner
Johnson's Department Store
Larry
East Side
Skinner
Atlantic City
Mike
Olaf
Lithle
Plumville and Dry Knob Social Notes Share Visits
Plumville and Dry Knob sections report a flurry of visitors and family gatherings. Numerous residents from Pittsburgh, Rural Valley, Smicksburg, Punxsutawney, and Indiana called on relatives and friends, with social events, church gatherings, and a cemetery cleanup reflecting community ties. A reunion of McDaniels brothers near town highlighted ongoing family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumville
Wynkoop
Pittsburg
Clark Marshall
Mary Zimmerman
Pittsburgh
Odie Zimmerman
Albert Bowser
Rural Valley
Andrew Weamer
Ellis Good
Joseph Wilson
Amanda Kirkpatrick
Lydia Kirkpatrick
Arnold Bowser
Bia Oig
BI Dub
Jo Iting
Ohio
Ronald Dickey
Smicksburg
Dolores Dickey
Washington, D. C
Eieanar Hanna
Camden
N. J
Pifer
Dee Weaver
Arnold Shults
Buffalo
N. Y
Robert Perry
Alvin
Titusville
C. F. Perry
Uniontown Reunion At King Home August 26
The King and Carson families plan a reunion at Charlie King’s home one-half mile from Uniontown on August 26 inviting all to bring a basket for the day. Also notes visits by Mrs. John McAnulty and Catherine and Harry McAnulty of Barnes, Wilmer Johns' family, and Mrs. Wallie Johns and Jewel Johns of Indiana, plus Mrs. P. Beringer’s return from visiting her sister Mrs. Hager of Cherry Tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ot ' Quay Baker
Carrolltown
Asa McAnulty
Jitl
Lafever
Commodore
Edward
Stafford
W. BE. Patterson
Simon
Daniel
John
Aaron McDaniels
D. P. McDaniels
Uniontown
King
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Dixie
Glen Urquhard
Odd Lot
Moorhead
Indiana
BRODY
Philadelphia
Monmouth
Fearless
Kiddy Kloth
Windsor
And
Drasen
Durban
Marquisete
Burson
Blue Chambray Sportsone
B. V. D. Union
By Austin Flint
Weslern Newspaper Union
Meekton
Orrin Weaver
Detroit
Mich
John Weaver
Charles Thompson
Edgar Lydick
Mrz
Carl Walker
Berache Cemetery
Geraldine Teets
Punxsutawney
H. J. Kennard
Margaret Dickey
Kathryn Thompson
Sara Boli
Braddock
Ernest Parry
New Kensington
Rey
Preston Delancey
Meadville
Saran Delancey
Margaret Schrecengost
Valley
Igs
Frank Hamilton
Smyrna
Marthiena Clark
Mechanicsburg
Ladies Missionary ,Societies of
Plum Creek
Atwood
Bdracha
United Presbyterian Church
Dry Knob
Henry Drake
Nellie
New Bethlehem
R. W. McBrier
Ritchia
Sune Hell
Akron
Galhoun
BE. Ritchie
Maude
Dayton
Beyer Archard
Charles’ Johnston
Ritchie
Rochester Mills
Ward Warner
James
Big Run
Mrr
Leonard Smith
Cloe
L.R. Wider
Frank Potts
Eugene Dider
Harry MacMahan
Niagara Falls
Fanny Locke
H. H. Raleigh
Idamar
L. R, Elder
Lisle R. Elder
Virginia Mottarn
David Gibson
J. F. Simpson
Wir
E. M. Crawford
DuBois
I. B
Ira
Nora
Anna King
Miriam McCombs
Ira Dotyglass
Rec
Doty
Wendell
J. Harry ‘McCormick
Baltimore
George Sink
Charles Clawson
Belle Work
Buffalo, N. Y
James Y. Work
Spruce
Mary Brown
Martintown
Elizabeth Keener
D. G. Brown
Lee Gromley
Cockport
Elmer Biss
Boyd Frank
Bolivar
John ‘Bagley
John Gibson
Ndiana Harare
Condan
Winchester Store
Nhw
Indiana, Pennsylvania
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