Cannon Faces New Charges In Campaign Fund Case
Interpatrient News Service reports Bishop James Cannon Jr faces accusations from Rep. Tinkham that he diverted a 48300 fund given by E C Jameson for use in the 1928 campaign against Alfred E. Smith. Tinkham urges sworn accounting and cross examination to prove misappropriation and violate lobbying and separation of church and state principles.
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Washington
James Cannon
George Holden
Senated
Massachusetts Net
Tinkham
Cannon
Jameson
New York
Ramsey Delegated to Attend Lions Convention
T. Ramsey, newly elected president of the New Castle Lions Club, will represent his club at the Lions International convention in Denver.
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T. Ramsey
New Castle Lions Club
Denver
Shot Ends Life Of World War Veteran
Lieutenant Howard Gibson 34 a World War I veteran was found dead at his Greenville Pennsylvania home from a bullet wound in the abdomen believed accidental while cleaning his service pistol. He served as battalion adjutant of the Third battalion One Hundred and Twelfth Infantry and with the Sixteenth Infantry in Mexico. He was a longtime member of the Pennsylvania National Guard and a local clothier.
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Greenville
Howard Gibson
Gibson
One Hundred and Twelfth Infantry
Sixteenth
Mexico
Pennsylvania National Guard
Peculiar Accident Kills Man. Youth Hurt in Coalport Area
In Clearfield Pennsylvania Alex Faninski age 48 of Coalport was instantly killed when the end gate of a truck tire broke and threw him head first onto the cement highway between Coalport and Flinton. Gust Treveny 19 is in Altoona hospital with a fractured skull.
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Clearfield
Alex Faninski
Coalport
Gust Treveny
Altoona
Flinton
Kaninski
Traveny
Mine Blast Fatal for Osceola Mills Worker
Thomas McDivitt aged 42 of Osceola Mills was found dead in the Osceola Silica and Fire Brick Co mine near Clearfield Pennsylvania after being missing since Sunday afternoon. He was killed by an explosion believed to be dynamite, leaving his body blown to pieces.
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Clearfield
Thomas McDivitt
Osceola Mills
Osceola Silica and Fire Brick Company
McDivitt
Sunday School Supper and Strawberry Festival Planned
The Sunday School of the Presbyterian Church will host a supper and Strawberry Festival at the Community Building on Friday evening June 20. Serving begins at 5 30 p m and supper is priced at 40 cents. Everyone invited.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Alumni Meeting at Plaingrove School Draws Fifty Guests
The Plaingrove school alumni held their annual meeting in the school auditorium with about 60 attendees. A basket picnic followed, then a business session led by Miss Theo Pollock, with officers named and a long list of special guests and hostesses.
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Plaingrove School
Theo Pollock
Robert McCombs
Hazel Moore
Robert Munnell
Ruby Claypool
Kittanning
Johnson
New Castle
Alta Thompson
Clarence Humphrey
New Wilmington
Fred Rodgers
Robert Brown
Harlansburg
Seth Neeley
Fred Hochman
Robert McNulty
Gaylord Eppinger
Plaingrove
Kenneth Smith
Youngstown
Leora Douglass
Leesburg
Harry Sankrew
Blacktown
Strawberry supper for Plaingrove directors and wives
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wallace hosted about 20 Plaingrove Telephone Company directors and wives for a strawberry supper. Hosts were assisted by Miss Lois and Hilda Hamilton with music by Mrs. Nathan Offut and Irene Wallace. Directors present included Mr. and Mrs. Chas Turner, Mr. Robert Peebles, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Offut, Mr. and Mrs. Orrie Miles, and Mr. and Mrs. Manville Foster.
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Herbert Wallace
Plaingrove Telephone Company
Lois
Hilda Hamilton
Nathan Offut
Irene Wallace
Chas. Turner
Robert Peebles
Robert Armstrong
Everett Moore
Orrie Miles
Manvile Foster
Plaingrove Reading Circle Publishes Friday Program
The Plaingrove Reading Circle met at the Pollock home with Mrs Offut, Mrs Adams, and Mrs Ransom McNulty directing. The program included orchestra music under Miss Elizabeth McNulty, and a series of recitations songs and dialogues featuring many local readers and performers led by James Pollock and Caroline Hartzell.
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Plaingrove
Clair Pollock
Adda Offut
Adams
Ransom McNulty
Elizabeth McNulty
James Pollock
Madge Neeley
Luella Pollock
Margaret
Carol Hartzell
Ida
Agnes Peebles
Reading Circle Anniversary Picnic With Music Reported
The Reading Circle marks its twenty third anniversary with a basket picnic at the grove of the Presbyterian church in June. Orchestra music and readings by old members provided entertainment. A long food table and tray service were planned, with refreshments served by the hostess and aides. Names of local attendees include Mrs. Jennie Eagleston Miss Lois Hamilton Mrs. Margaret Nelson Miss Hollis Graham Louise Miles and Clarence Miles.
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Albert McConnell
Presbyterian Church
Reading Circle
Jennie Eagleston
Lois Hamilton
Margaret Nelson
New Castle
Hollis Graham
Louise
Clarence Miles
Best Of Radio Features Tonight Broadcast Lineup
Overnight radio lineup lists international figures and concerts across stations WCAE KDKA WJAS and KDKEA. Notable programs include speakers Owen D Young Mathew Sloan Koett von Miller Edison and Marconi with Evening music from Mobiloil Palmolive Coca Cola and Barlow Symphony Orchestra. A public education note cites Scotland Royal Scottish Museum upkeep cost 35000000 last year.
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Owen D. Young
Mathew Sloan
San Francisco
Dr. Koettgen
von Miller
Berlin
Lord Derby
Senatore Marconi
London
Thos. Edison
Orart
N. J
WCAE
KDKA
Forthy Fatham Trawlers
WJAS
Mobiloil
Wadsworth Musical Drama
la Palma
Kroger
KQV
Voice of Columbia
Barlow Symphony Orchestra
Scotland
Royal Scottish Museum of Edinburgh
Miss Ohio Love Triangle prompts life advice column
A reader asks about a Miss Ohio torn between two men and possible marriage without love. The columnist counsels forgetting the unavailable love, embracing life as it is, and pursuing happiness through helping others, noting many recover with time. The note ends with a syndicated sign off.
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Ohio
Young Woman Killed At Street Crossing
Steubenville Ohio June 18 Prosecutor Jesse George and Coroner A L Bell of Jefferson county investigate the death of Miss Mary Schroeder 23 struck by an auto at a street intersection near her home Miss Margaret Davidson 25 stenographer driver of the vehicle was questioned with no charges filed against her
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Steubenville
Jesse George
A. L. Bell
Jefferson County
Mary Schroeder
Margaret Davidson
Daughter Sues Father Over Car Crash Damages
Hannah Mallett, 18, sues her father Benjamin Mallett in Sunbury for 15000 dollars alleging injuries from a collision when his car struck a tree. The suit was filed June 18 in the local court.
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Sunbury
Hannah Mallett
Benjamin Mallett
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