Governor Fisher's Daughter to Become a Bride in June
The wedding of Misa Mary Fisher, daughter of Governor John S Fisher, is set for June 18 at the executive mansion in Harrisburg. Henry Tatnall Brown Jr of Moorestown NJ, an instructor at Penn Charter School, will marry her and live in Philadelphia. The couple plans to reside in Germantown or Haverford to continue Brown's teaching work, with summer in Pequannock, PA.
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Indiana
Misa Mary Fisher
John ’S’ Fisher
Executive Mansion
Harrisburg
Jnst
Henry Tatnall Brown, Jr
Mooreatown
N. J
Germantown
Haverford
Penn Charter
Pecona Manor
Misa Fisher
Brown
Punxsutawney City Meetings Spotlight Government Form Debate
Titled as a joint Punxsutawney address to the Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis Club, T. C. Carrington spoke on the City Manager Form of Government at the Indiana Hotel. Also reports arrivals, school staffing changes, county school fund receipt, a Florida trip, and a fruit-store burglary on Philadelphia Street with cash and cigarettes taken.
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Punxsutawney
T. C. Carrington
Board of Trade of Punxsutawney
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Indiana’ Hotel
Carrington
la Mantia
Philadelphia Street
European Air Lines Consolidates With Deutsche Lufthansa
European air traffic shows 42 airlines flying daily across central and eastern Europe including Moscow. Seventeen radiate from Berlin as Deutsche Lufthansa consolidates many small carriers. The fleet reaches 120 planes with 100 pilots and 110 aircraft are constantly serviceable. In 1825 German service carried about 188,830 passengers and 6,600 tons of freight. by 1925 passenger and freight volume and miles flown tripled from the prior year.
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European Air Lines
Eurone
Moscow
Berlin
Deutsche Lufthansa
Oldest Chinese Official Journal Celebrates Thousandth Birthday
The fsen-Tse-Kwin-Pao of Peking claims to be the world’s oldest newspaper, now renamed Ts en Pou Koun Pao after the revolution. It says every issue is preserved in palace archives and that printing a false statement carried decapitation, with editors among past casualties.
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Fsen
Deadly Water Hemlock Poisoning Reported by Magazine
Seventeen boys at a county home were severely poisoned after consuming water hemlock parts. The plant grows in swampy areas near ditches and is known by several names including cowhane and death of quan.
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Hygein Magazine
Nosey Nora Probes a Diary Hidden in an Old Room
Nora, an editor famed for nosiness, discovers a concealed diary behind a cupboard panel in her new studio. She reads the writer Tom Webber’s heartfelt farewell, confronts Webber about stifled talent, and rekindles a chance for a creative future together.
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Nora
Amy
Seventy-second Street
Mr. Webber
Webber
Shive
Yinko
Tom Webber
Win
Rew
Local Happenings in South Bend and Apollo Area
South Bend residents report travel delays from bad roads affecting Leland Hanna staying in Apollo. Nearby visits include Mrs. D. B. Townsend and son Robert with Mrs. James Phipps in West Lebanon, and Doris Mary welcomed as a new daughter. Numerous calls and illnesses reveal a tight-knit community sharing news of kin and neighbors.
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Leland Hanna
Apollo
D. B. Townsend
Robert
James Phipps
West Lebanon
Besse Wherry
Marvin Silvis
Doris Mary
Deemer McLaughlin
Vandergrift
L. M. Martz
Austin Say
Elderton
Jas. Phipps
Edna Hanna
L. EB. Deemer
J. N. Wherry
W. R. Thompson
Harry Devers
W. A. Moorhead
Arthur Hanna
Wentsll Devers
Diana Beighley
John
John Frantz
John Keener
L. E. Deemer
L. M. Henderson
T. W. Fiscus
Rochester Mills and Nearby Residents Visit Notes
Local residents from Rochester Mills Canoe Ridge and surrounding areas are listed visiting relatives and making business trips this past week. Names include Quinn Pierce Bertha Baun Ella Hurd Floyd Lightner Odah Baker and others in nearby towns like Punxsutawney Clymer and Commodore with several停 visits and family gatherings noted.
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Quinn Pierce
Canoe Ridge
Jay Pierce
Francis Work
Bertha Baun
Indiana
Robert Work
Blain Coon
Georgeville
Clell Crawford
Leroy
Bayer Pierce
Famout Vandergrift
Odah Baker
Floyd Lightner
A. J. Lydie
Paul Shank
Clifford Mee
Crissie Stiffler
Aery
Rachel Henry
Jerry Lydie
Commodore
Clymer
Howard Wilt
Clyde Haskina
Luke Learn
Geo. Lutman
Howard Smith
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Victor
Ellis
Griffith Ellis
Rose Polst Stone & Lime Co
New Castle, Pa
the Savings & Trust Co. of
Indians, Pa
Uemura
Arctics
Glasser
Glasser’s Deposit Bank Bldg
Indiana, Pa
Fisher
Wehrum Home
J. H. Graham
Wehrum
Margaret Evelyn
Graham
Hazel Blackley
D. E. Thompson
John Thompson
Frank Coleman
Blairsville
E. E. Hewitt
Dilltown
Lafayette Tuck
Homer City
A. S. Wilson
Johnstown
Blacklick Creek
Country Club
Bathgate
Gladys George
Joseph Laughtry
Ben Avon
D. H. George
Tudiana
Indiana County
South
E. B. Campbell
South Seventh Straet
Edward McCrady
Pittsburgh
Miami
Florida
St. Petersburg
Dorothy Douglas
Ritz Theatre
the Forent
RIVOR
Ante Iter
Jack Holt
Raymond Hatt
Thomas Meighan
Indiana Theatre
Mabel 'S
Marie Prevost
London
Rin-Tin-Tin the Wonder Dog
Midnight Sun
Laura LaPlante
Pat O'Malley
South Bend No
Rochester Mills
Paul Campbell
Walter Little
Samuel Cochran
Sommers
M. E
Rosa
Rex Ryans
Romshore
Ella Hurd
Walter Work
Lewis Depp
Ray Altman
Frank Hughes
Marion Center
Cookport
Paul Witt
Lewis Ienry
Grace Baker
Indiana Normal School
Troutmar’s
EOCAL
Desl Uu
Royal Society
Luxenberg
Luxenberg's
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