Two Local Citizens Die After Illnesses in Indiana Area
Albert Coy 70 of Cherryhill township died in Indiana hospital after a chronic illness. Born November 1, 1863 near Penn Run, he lived on the Coy homestead and reared a family of four sons and three daughters. Funeral services were held at Spruce Grove church led by Rev. Rex Brickell and Rev. Charles A. Williams, with burial in the church cemetery. Alice Mae Brewer Brown 29 wife of Walter Brown died at home southwest of Indiana from a complication of diseases. Born October 24, 1904 at Baleanora she married February 20, 1929. She was a member of Crete United Presbyterian church and Loyal Order of Moose Auxiliary. Burial was in Oakland cemetery after services.
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Albert Coy
Cherryhill Township
Indiana Hospital
Peter and Mary
Stevens) Coy
Penn Run
Coy
Spruce Grove Wesleyan Cathodist Church
Indiana and Cambria County Holiness Association
Belsano
Melville Coy
Cuyahoga Falls
Royden
Glenn Coy
Forest Coy
Walter Carney
Seward
Carl Gance
Heilwood
Mary Coy
Spruce Grove
Rex Brickell
Charles A. Williams
Indiana
Alice Mae (Brewer) Brown
Walter Brown
M. D
Carrie Viola (Rupert) Brawer
Baleanora
Brown
Crete
Walter Smith
Apollo
Wilbert Grunden
Bairdford
Luellen
Naomi Brewer
Eleanora
Oakland Cemetery
Death notices for Keely and Lipsie families in Indiana county
Miss Jennie M Keely aged 68 of Saltsburg died at home on Tuesday at 1130 with a complication of diseases. She was born June 21 1877 in Conemaugh township and survived by siblings Samuel Keely Saltsburg Roy Keely New Castle Mrs Julia Woodend Blairsville Miss Eugenia Keely at home Mrs Emma Frampton New Castle Funeral services will be held Friday at 3 pm at her late home by Rev J Harker with interment in Edgewood cemetery. Mrs Gertrude Olivia Gertson Lipsie 39 wife of George Lipsie of Commodore died in Indiana Hospital on Friday morning from a complication of diseases. She leaves husband two sons Walter and George and daughter Althea Lipsie four brothers Arthur Lipsie Theodore Lipsie both Homer City Walter Lipsie New Kensington Roy Lipsie Quantico Va and three sisters Mrs Bessie Robertson Homer City Mrs Dorothy Patterson Waterman and Miss Lillian Gertgon Indiana formerly of Ramsaytown Jefferson county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie M. Keely
Saltsburg
Daniel and
Ruth (Johnston) Keely
Conemaugh Township
Samuel Keely
Saltsbury
Roy Keely
New Castle
Julia Woodend
Blairaville
Eugenia Keely
Emma. Frampton
J. &. Harker
Edgewood Cemetery
Gertrude Olivia (Gertson) Lipsie
George Lipsie
Commodore
Indiana Hospital
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Gailey Gailey Dies At 41 In Indiana Hospital
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Allen Gailey aged 41 wife of William M Gailey of 1199 Chestnut street died in Indiana Hospital early Wednesday from a complication of diseases born November 26 1882 she was daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Silas Allen surviving are her husband and children Paul Florence Dorothy and Edna Galley a brother Jacob Allen of Blairsville funeral services will be held at noon with burial in Greenwood cemetery
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Mia
Mary Elizabeth (Allen) Gailey
William M. Gailey
Chestnut Street
Indiana Hospital
Silas Allen
Paul
Florence
Dorothy
Edna Galley
Jacob Allen
Blairsville
Deaths of Mrs. Sarah O. Aikens and Raymon DeHaven
Mrs. Sarah O. Aikens aged 76 died at her Gastown home on August 30 leaving children T. W. Aiken Cor sica Mia Robert Hall Sagamore Nannie Claypool Kittanning W. Aiken Salina Annie Aiken Apollo J. O. Aiken Shelota Labana Aiken Crafton and Mrs Roberta Rowan Natrona Raymon DeHaven aged 24 died at his parents Kell ysburg home on Saturday from heart trouble He was a Creekside M E church member Surviving are parents two sisters Mrs Albin Johnson Mary DeHaven and brother Randall DeHaven.
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Sarah O
Raymon Wetlaven
Charles DeHaven
Kellysburg
Creekside M. E. Church
Albin Johnson
Creekside
Mary DeHaven
Randall DeHaven
Federal funds allotment at least fifty million daily under recovery act
Recovery program spreads to homes, stores, factories, and fields as work starts on public and private projects. Delays stem from regional compliance and state legislatures. Federal advances cover 30 percent of material costs, while daily allotments exceed 50 million dollars to accelerate job creation and code submissions by ships like the American steamship Hines. Volunteer drive aims to secure 20 million consumer pledges in the first week.
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Washington
Hines
New York
Potato Growers Visit World Fair from Indiana County
About 25 Indiana County Potato Growers Association members took a special trip to the Chicago World’s Fair. The group arrived Tuesday evening and will stay at the Sherman hotel until Friday night. The roster includes JW Haer Marion Center Fred Haer Mae Grove Clymer and many others. Newspapers are noted as good coverings for woolens when packing.
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Chicago
T. C. Hood
Saltsburg
John B. Wilson
Avonmore
R.D
Jennie Carnahan
Indiana
Fred Herlinger
Margaret Harman
Ida §&. Brown
Gladys Brown
Annie Brandt
Frank Winsheimer
Flora Campbell
Hillside
J. M. Dick
Penn Run
James A. Simpson
R.5
H. M. Barrett
Smicksburg
E. H. Ritchie
R. D
L. G
Rosensteel
Edri
John W. Warner
International Date Line Concept Summary
The article explains the international date line near 180 degrees east of Greenwich. Traveling east gains a day, while traveling west loses a day. A ship moving east gains time with Earth's rotation. sailing west lengthens it. It mentions an additional day gained when traveling east called antipodes day.
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Greenwich
Teheran Seen as Modern Persian Capital with Western Flair
Persia's capital Teheran embodies modern Persia with Western styled streets and shops. The city shows European dress and a European life rhythm, few veiled women, many government buildings, and a vibrant, embassied atmosphere.
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Persia
Teheran
Dhow Fleet Plies Red Sea Amid Untold Voyages
The Red Sea hosts numerous small dhows manned by native crews. They ferry goods including livestock and slaves, while departures and arrivals go undocumented. Navigating reefs poses a deadly risk to hulls and crews in these covert maritime undertakings.
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Red Sea
Mecca
India World in Ituelf India Portraits Beliefs and Deaths
A compact sketch of India's religious diversity and cultural growth. It notes mosques temples sanctuaries shrines and cathedrals across the land and mentions the Ganges burial custom the burning ghata and the influence of wealth on funeral wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Ganges
Night city editor follows a sobering domestic ruse
A police call leads Collins to Berkeley Arms at 600 Franklin where a disquieting scene unfolds. He overhears a couple plotting a sham, then discovers the address misprint and learns the tip was a prank. Collins returns to the desk, mocks his snoop, and learns the real address is 690 South Franklin.
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Coll
Collins
Berkeley Arms
Alan
Mary
Tom
Martyn
Martyn French
Collina
Barnes
Colling
South Frankin
Monsoon's critical role in Indian crops and trade winds
The monsoon, lasting May to September, supplies nearly all of India's yearly rainfall and determines farmers' fortunes. Historically crucial to Arab and European navigation, it now shifts ocean winds, reversing normals as low pressure drives a southwest monsoon toward India.
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India
Montreal Herald
Arabian Sea
Indian Ocean
Copernicus Theory Showcases Earth Sun Motion
Detroit News notes a demonstration of Copernicus theory that the earth moves around the sun. It discusses annual stellar parallax, the shared timing of star motion, and how Kepler Galileo and Newton bolstered the heliocentric view.
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Earth
Copernicus
Space
Kepler
Galileo
Newton
Detroit News
Glycerin Advice to Save Water Clock Watches
From the Naval Observatory, Washington, comes guidance for protecting marine timepieces. When a clock or watch is soaked, fill with glycerin and take to a jeweler. The glycerin binds water, helping prevent damage to chronometers crucial for navigation aboard ships.
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Naval Observatory
Washington
Navy
Jazz Time and Syncopation in Early Rhythm Theory
The piece argues jazz time is a noised rhythm and notes syncopation as a long used feature. It defines syncopation as delaying or hastening regular accents in common time and cites Beethoven and the Moonlight Sonata Allegretto as precedents mentioned in the Montreal Herald.
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Montreal Herald
Gorilla brain size surprise in infant gorilla remains
Pathfinder Magazine reports a baby mountain gorilla death revealing a brain weighing 405.0 grams, a surpassing figure in primate brain development. Compared to humans, infant gorillas are born with about 70 percent of their brain weight versus humans at 86 percent.
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Animal Kingdom
Pathfinder Magazine
Old Moon in Young Moon's Arms Observed Notes
A fragmented description explains the old moon in the young moon's arms. It mentions faint light on the crescent and phrases like lying on her back when the moon is near the horizon around sunset or sunrise. It reads like a mythic or observational note on lunar shapes.
Local residents share visits and travels in town and beyond
Miss Ruth Dodson of Mt Pleasant returns home after visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Coursin and others. Crolls Shomo and friends hosted visitors. Mrs Garfield Cine and daughter Sara visited relatives in Cockport Barnesboro and Cherry Tree. Graham Cunningham and sons attended a Chicago exposition. Ella Brett stays with sister Mrs Melvin Shank in Bolivar. Mrs Charles A Robinson weekends with her mother Mrs Viola Duncan in Johnstown. Charles Hosteller heads to Chicago for exposition weekend. summer with hosts’ parents. Claridge school opened this week. Annie E Bryan returns from two week Penn Run visit. Archie Fulcomer family moves into Garfield Fire Clay Co house. Ray Fisher, Sterling College student, visited Riddell home. Rey and Mrs Long move into M C Rhinehart’s home. Rev Long pastors Free Methodist Church. Robert Bowser of Indiana visits Bowser home. Rhinehart and Miss Marie Schrum’s boys’ class enjoy a weiner roast on the hill. Mrs Boring of Osage visits daughter James Allshouse. Labor Day parade turnout from here to Indiana. Paul Saxton and children return from week with John Moskum. Ray and Albert Foust of Pittsburgh spend weekend with mother Caroline Foust. Miss Paulina Little of Vandergrift visits aunt Mrs Harry Donahue.
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William G. Cunningham
Torrance
B. &. Croll
Frank Shomo
Garfield Cine
Sara
Cockport
Barnesboro
Cherry
Graham Cunningham
William and
Robert
Bolivar
Chicago
Ella Brett
Melvin Shank
Charles A. Robinson
Viola Duncan
Johnstown
Charles Hosteller
Conrad Slippey
Penn Run
Archie Fulcomer
Garfield Fire Clay Co
Chestnut Street
Ray Fisher
Sterling College
Kansas
Dewey Riddell
Rey
Long
Little
Pittsburgh
M. C. Rhinehart
Free Methodist Church
Robert Bowser
Indiana
William Bowser
Marie Schrum
Lutheran Sunday School
James Allshouse
Paul Saxton
Paul, Jr
Lois
Billy
Wayne
John Moskum
Ray
Albert Foust
Caroline Foust
Paulina Little
Vandergrift
Harry Donahue
CHAMBERSVILLE Crooked Creek church announces Sunday services
Services at the Crooked Creek church are planned for next Sunday with Sunday school at 10 o’clock, a young people's meeting in the evening, followed by church services. The report notes Paul Brady and wife visiting their parents on Sunday and other local movements including Dr Mahan's family returning to Pittsburgh after two months here.
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Crooked Creek
Paul Brady
Dr. Mahan
Pittsburgh
I. &. Kirk
Mr. Kirk
Clearfield Mountains
Mira Mary Kinter
Tidioute
Mrs
Flurry
Bon
Girard
Joseph Over
Brady Lake, O
Wether roast and visits mark South Bend gathering
South Bend residents and families shared a wether roast at Olive Keighley’s home while numerous neighbors and relatives visited throughout the week. Attendees included Mrs. Ed Barnet’s birthday surprise and guests from Indiana Ohio New Jersey Butler New Kensington Ford City Apollo and McIntyre with many extended family drop-ins and social calls.
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Olive Keighley
Barnet
Brush Valley Social Notes and Local Visits
Miss Fay and Eva Ickes returned home after visiting their grandmother Mrs. Alice Rowland. Mrs. J. M. Greek visiting relatives in Maryland. Flora Roser seriously ill at home. Amanda Moore spent days with friends in the valley. R. V. McNutt and family visiting W. M. Rows in Dayton Ohio. B. A. Buchanan back from sick list. Wesley of Philadelphia visited R. V. McNutt. Mary Coyhag returned from Pittsburgh. D. B. Myershaa back after two weeks with friends. G. F. Lohr of Creekside renewed his Progress subscription.
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Fay
Eva Ickes
Alice Rowland
J. M. Greek
Maryland
Flora Roser
Amanda Moore
R.V. McNutt
W. M. Rows
Dayton
B. A. Buchanan
Wesley
Philadelphia
R. V. McNutt
Mary Coy Hag
Pittsburgh
D. B. Myershaa
Local social notes from Avonmore area readers
Watsons Ridge O, BH, Kirkland and wife visit Ed Shearer home in Harl Crourke Coalburg. Families and friends attend picnics, Lions Club event, and World’s Fair plans in Chicago. Miss Hess returns from Milwaukee and Chicago after Century of Progress trip. World’s smallest moving picture theater highlighted at Chicago exposition.
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Watson's Ridge O
Kirkland and Wife
Parcchase Line
H. M. Hudson
Ed. Shearer
Chicago
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Raymond DeHaven
Creath
NRA
America
United States
Consumers’ Cooperative
By Thayer Waldo
Mechire
Nawemaper Syndicate
Ww Service
Ruth Dodson
Mt. Pleas
Ant
Frank Coursin
Chambersville
South Bend
Sam ‘Haliday
New Tersey
Clara ‘Townsend
Wanidell Devers
Clarry Devers
Irwin ‘Silvis
Ohio
Turney Berghley
Butler
James Moorehead
Harry and
Llyde Moorehead
W. L. Neal
Lewis McCracken
McIntyre
Our Village
Will Ruffner
Ford ‘City
H.H. Hanna
Ira ‘Davis
Gene Silvis
B. C. Gallender
Barbra
Carol Yoder
Brush Valley
G. F. Lohr
The
Progress
Harl Crourke
Coalburg
O.y .Fa
Thomas Deith
B. J. Phillips
Mrg
Harl Spalding
John Hart
Jay Copeland
Mr. Fletcher
Fatinatown
W. W. Wing
R. Hine
Glenn Frailey
Virtue Townsend's
Lions
J. J. Shearer
T. R. Shearer
T.C. Hood
Arthur Dloyd
Waltor Hwing
Sarah Lowry
J. A. Fleming
Locust Street
Harry Devers
Ruth Hess
Aliquippa
Armagh
Milwaukee
Shanghai Madness
Spencer Tracey
Fay Wray
Leslie Howard
Douglass Fairbanks, Jr
Ronald Cobnan
Elissa Landi
Henrietta Crossman
DR. Bull
Win Rogers
Indiana Motor Co
BUICK
Pontiac
North Eighth Street
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