Loveland's Night of Refusals in New York Hotels
Lord Loveland, newly arrived from England, endures humiliation as New York hotels refuse accommodation. After a failed stand at a quiet room, he roams Fifth Avenue and Park Avenue in evening dress, seeking shelter and a kind welcome from Beverly family, only to find doors shut and his hopes dashed.
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Loveland
Val
Thirty-third Street
Lord Loveland
England
Betty
Jim Harborough
New York
Coolidges
Miltons
Beverly
Park Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Madge
Mpg
Bey
Ely
Irving Toot
Europe
Alond
Bash anniversary draws 200 at Lovejoy bash
About 200 guests attended the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bash of Lovejoy on October 25. Dinner was in the barn, with Rev. McGuire of Cockport Lutheran presiding and Rev. Wineman of Clymer MBD leading prayers. Guests included George B. Henry and William Johnston, who witnessed the couple’s 50th marriage. Grandmothers Lucinda Learn and Mrs. John Brown were the oldest attendees. The Bashes have six children, 38 grandchildren, and five great grandchildren.
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Lovejoy
John R. Bash
Progress
McGuire
Lutheran Church
Cockport
Fred Wineman
M. BD. Church of
Clymer
Exit Lord Loveland at Waldorf Hotel
Lord Loveland confronts hotel management after being turned out with limited funds and unpaid bills. A manager warns of police if he resists eviction as Loveland plans to reclaim his baggage and expose treachery by his valet Foxham and associates Cadwallader Hunter and Tony Kidd.
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Loveland
Val
Marquis of Loveland
Grenadier Guards
Cadwallader Hunter
Zerd Loveland
America
Betty Harborough
New York
Foxham
Mauretania
Baltic
Lord Loveland
Ean
Lesley As
Miles Dearmer
Yeesley
Elinor Coolidge
Fanny Milton
G¢ Beverly
Lesley
Josopher
Hunter
Tony Kidd
Stunter
Miss Coolidge
Waldorf-Astoria
Ovbeland
Yval
Tomorow
K'Van
Cadwallader Hunhag
Love
Jojly
Fall Down Stairs Fatal To Homer City Man
Stanley Onecarousel of Homer City died Friday evening at 6 45 after being injured October 24 in Adrian Hospital Punxsutawney. He fell while descending stairs at his boarding house, striking a post and crushing the skull. He was about forty five and single.
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Homer City
Adrian Hospital
Stanley Onecarousel
Adrian
Punxsutawney
Wayne Avenue Home Robbed by Professional Thieves
Thieves entered the Wayne avenue home of G. W. Lenkerd on Wednesday night by forcing a first floor window. A pocketbook with $24 was taken while a larger jewelry and cash haul on the second floor was not disturbed. The house was not awakened and officials suspect a professional break-in. Rev. Harper to preach in New York City next Sunday. Danner to fill diocese duties locally. David McCormick of Heshbon drawn as US juror for Pittsburg court week of November 14.
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New York
Loveland
Tere
Toyty-thoyd Street
Waldorf- Astoria
G. W. Lenkerd
Wayne Avenue
New York City
Harper
Christ Protestant Hpiocopal Church
This Place
Church of New York
Danner
Diocese of
Pittsburg
Heshbon
United States
David McCormick
Labor minded pledge from Tener for Keystone ticket
In a miner gathering address Representative Tener defended the Republican record for labor and urged support for Tener and the Keystone ticket. He warned that a Democratic victory would bring tariff changes harming wage earners and urged a Republican sweep in statewide and national offices for a “square deal” in Harrisburg and Washington.
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Tener
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
John K. Tener
Harrisburg
Keystone
United States
Congress
Personal Brevities From Indiana County Courtyard
Indiana callers and visitors populate the local scene with numerous brief notes. James White and wife of Liver more, Miss Crissie Cameron teaching in Pittsburg, Mrs. Martha Marion of Railroad avenue visiting Marion Center relatives, Dr. Harry B. Ruffner of Glen Campbell on county seat business, and Mrs. Samuel Kimmell with Mildred shopping in Taogiana. M Kurtz of Punxsutawney greets Indiana friends, while Mrs. Irvin C. Rhea visits her father J. Wilse Thompson. Goldie Kinter returns from Greensburg, and Mrs. F B Longwill visits Pittsburg. Margaret Knee visits Wayne avenue kin. Miss Sarah Stewart visits the Ambrose family on South Ninth street.
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James White
Livermore
Indiana
Crissie Cameron
Pittsburg
Martha Marion
Railroad Avenue
Marion Center
Harry BE. Ruffner
Glen Campbell
Samuel Kimmell
Mildred
Shelocta
Taogiana
State Senate
M. Kurtz
Punxsutawney
Irvin C. Rhea
Clarksburg
J. Wilse Thompson
Goldie Kinter
Greensburg
Indiana County
F. B. Longwill
North Eighth Street
Margaret Knee
Foxburg
Frad Nealor
Wayne Avenue
Sarah Stewart
Ambrose
Harry McCreary
South Ninth Street
Indiana Men Plan Mountain Hunting Trip
The Center County Hunting Club members from Indiana and surrounding towns prepare for their annual mountain trip. Members include John M. Daugherty J J Shaffer John Russell H B Wagle Thomas Daugherty Blair Wilcox 8 C Daugherty H B Fleming Samuel Miller plus visitors Sadie McNeil Edith Blanche Guerney Billings. The First National Bank of Indiana provides free supplies and accepts checks as receipts.
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Indiana
Center County
First National Bank of Indiana
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