Landon Nominated by Republican Party in Cleveland
The GOP convention in Cleveland unanimously backed Alf Landon of Kansas and Frank Knox of Illinois for president and vice president. Landon pledged to defend constitutional limits while supporting possible merit system expansion and gold standard currency. Delegates hailed Landon as unifier and pledged to campaign against Roosevelt and the New Deal.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Frank Knox
Illinois
Landon
Knox
Roosevelt
Grant
United States
Plains
Prairie States
Alf Landon
John D. M. Hamilton
Herbert Hoover
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Steiner
Prescient
Congress
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
New Deal Administration
Ite
London
Hamilton
Governor Landon
Post Office
Gov. Landon
Republican Party
Young America
Gasper O, Bacon
Massachusetts
Gov
Frank Fitzgerald
Michigan
Mra
Corinne 8
Alsop
Connecticut
Perry Howard
Misalaaippi
Henry Depping
Missouri
Janet Tourtelotte
Washington
Charles M. Day
South Dakota
Ruth Hanna Simms
New Mexico
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Minds
Chicago
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
Harry Nice
Maryland
Robert A. Taft
Dixonville Birth and Local Visits Highlight Week
Dixonville welcomes a daughter born in the Indiana Hospital on Thursday. Various locals, including John Frantz and sister Dorothy Frantz, Leonard Fee, and families from Warren and Reyloc, visit or travel through town. Other notes mention tonsil removal at Indiana hospital, readers off to New Jersey for summer, and several visits to or from Indiana, Clymer, and nearby towns.
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Dixonville
John Alexander
Indiana Hospital
Marion Patterson
New Jersey
Jay Young
Minnie Burnheimer
Cockport
Margaret Bence
Clymer
Peter Maloney
Marie Zerfoss
Guy
John Clenyx
Kane Koffee
Indiana
Harvey LeVan
Wm. Howells
Local Social Notes From Strongstown and Nearby
Strongstown residents report visits and travels including Mr and Mrs Richard Troxell returning from Morgantown West Virginia. Rankins travel to Rochester New York for work while Vivian Rankin visits relatives in Sawyermood Ohio. Mrs Harry Dearmy remains a patient in Indiana Hospital. Erma Bennett, employed in Indiana, spent weekend at home. Dave Hughes and Robert Stephens visited Indiana Thursday. Hazel Hagens of Wintondale stayed with aunt Mrs Geo Sowers. Epworth League met at Rev P W Large in Belgo Friday. James Duncan of Elsinore California celebrated eightieth birthday at Hawksworth home with guests nearby.
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Richard Troxell
Morgantown
West Virginia
Clarence Rankin
Rochester
N. Y
Rankin
Vivian Rankin
Sawyermood
Ohio
Harry Dearmy
Indiana Hospital
Erma Bennett
Indiana
Dave Hughes
Robert Stephens
Hazel Hagens
Wintondale
Geo. Sowers
W. G. Troxell
Epworth League
P. W. Large
Belgano
James Duncan
Elsnore
Calif
Hawksworth
Gladys ‘Troxell
Bennett
Alex Bennett
Homer City
Cunningham
Paul Cunningham
J. C. Smith
Hold
Mary
Lola
B. E. Forquer
Bernard
C. M. Millen
Joyce
Gayle
Alma ‘Coulter
Bobby
Apollo
Arthur Buckley
Walter Campbell
Near Shelocta
Elizabeth Campbell
Mia
R. H. Millen
Martha
Arthur Craff
Parkwood
B. B. Forquer
Blanche Galbraith
IL. George
Mise Faye Haag
Glen Campbell
Alma Coulter
Mabel Colling
Duls
DC Boys
Sheloca
Sade Reed
Meade Millen
Ward Williams
Elderton
IL. A
Ben Holstein
Local Residents Visit and Callers List Across Town
Names of residents from Culver Ashville Rossiter Barnesboro Clymer Patton and more visit relatives and call on neighbors in a sequence of Sunday Monday and Thursday outings. Notable mentions include Julius Horwath owner of a new Chevrolet coach and Rev. C. L. Murphy’s Friday Hellwood visit.
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Alverda Samuel Carlson
Culver
Thomas Rishon
Ashville
Carolyn Pinter
Philadelphia
George Williama
Friend
Rossiter
John J. Williamo
Howard Williams
Barnesboro
Julius Horwath Ia
Mra
Robert Martin
Clymer
Leland Thorburn
Dean
Charles Bertison
Patton
Miss Stephens
Rh. D
D. BE. Martin
Indiana
Vyhomas McKee
Spangler
Alma Worr
Alma Leone
Slceer
Mary Lecorchick
John Martin
D. BE
Martha Martin
Joe Simonitay
Barnexboro
R.D
Alina Wouer
Rev. C. L. Murphy
Raymond
Joseph Lecorchick
Erie
Alma Vozer
Local Social Roundup From West Lebanon Events
West Lebanon society notes recount visits and family gatherings among Coulters Millers Campbells and other residents. Attendees include Arthur Coulter Beulah Miller Buddy Lelse and many relatives with stories of reunions and birthday celebrations. The item closes with community reminders and a pleasant evening event.
Birthday wishes and social visits across communities
Community notes recall birthday greetings for a local resident and a chain of family visits. Rev Bennetts and Bennet families from Belsano, John Engle household guests, plus trips of Mrs Jane Brown to Midland to visit her granddaughter Edna Coble. Other locals, including Mr and Mrs Askins near Hiterton, welcomed visitors from Rural Valley and Indiana.
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Cherryhill
Bennett
Belsano
John Engle
Hellwood
Jane Brown
Midland
Edna Coble
Wesley
Twila
M. H. Askins
Hiterton
Eddie Howells
Valley
Jay Bennett
Indiana
Ellen Bennett
Homer Bennett
Milas Bertha Bennett
Alverda
Fred Golden
Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette Readers Ad
A brief advertisement indicates a price of five dollars and fifty cents for a reader service from The Progress and the Pittsburgh Post Gazette directed at R. D. readers.
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Stelwer
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Warren, O
Misa Dorothy Frantz
Leonard Fee
Warren
Dickie
Maxine Sterner
Reyloc
Maloney
Sterner
Robert McAdoo
Emeigh
Elmer Snyder
Arthur Henry
O. C. Napp’s
Armour Cunningham
H. H. Sterner
Alex Sterner
Glenn
Central City
Orren Napp
Bhe
James Kinter
Strongstown
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
West Lebanon
Arthur Coulter
Saltsbury
W. W. Coulter
Milton Boyer
Beulah
Eleanor Gulete
Arkwood
A. C. Guiste
Jas. R. E. Craig‘head
Dan Gallagher
Thelma Lelse
New Prospect
J.A. Miller
Thelma
Buddy
C. H. Miller
G.H. Coleman
Mabel
Doris
Dale
E. T. C. Music Shop
Indiana, Pa
Bell Telephone Company OF Pennsylvania
Jefferson Davis
Richmond, Virginia
Lyydie’s
Geo. D. Leydic
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