Great Grandson of Baron Stiegel Lived Here Report
Fragmentary report notes Charles Davie Stiegel, a great, great grandson of Baron Stiegel, rumored founder of a county and famed Colonial glassmaker, may be buried at a site in Newmaerket Springs. A contemporary quote mentions a grave finding allegedly linked to the Stiegel family.
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Creat
Baron Stiegel
Fergins
Vhis
Charles Davie Stiegel
Baron
Manor County
Colonial Fee
Aos Perkins
David Shiegel
Newmaerket
Springs
Stiegel
Detective diploma promises protection on highways in Pa
Harrisburg report warns that a so called detective agency selling memberships in Northeastern Pennsylvania cannot guarantee immunity from traffic law violations. Officials cite misrepresentation by agents who promise免arrest or leniency, with activity noted in Wilkes-Barre Scranton and nearby towns.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Agen
Benjami
Wyoming Valley Motor Club
Wilkes-Barre
Barre Club
Eynon
Scranton
Boy Scout News Charters Presented at St Mary's Church
Charters were presented to troops 40 and 51 and ten derfoot badges given to all new scouts at St Mary's church with many councilmen and leaders in attendance. James W. Cole presented the charters and Ralph Davis awarded the badges. European trip scouts will finish their special week in camp Saturday after training at Camp Phillips. The Boy Scout Camp season starts next Monday at Camp Phillips, with Le Roi Norton in charge. A Younger Boy Camp runs in first week of camp, following a one week postponement. First Christian troop 15 hikers gathered Thursday evening for a Pine Grove trek, with tests passed and a camp fire program. Sidney Smith presided as scout master.
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St. Mary's Church
James W. Cole
Ralph Davis
Camp Phillips
Boy Scout
le Roi Norton
Pine Grove
Sidney Smith
Chamber of Commerce and City Council
Castleton
Ira Ramsey
L. G. Genkinger
T. H. Hartman
J. W. Cole
Vu. H. Lamb
F. L. Rentz
J. K. Love
Ww. F. Moody
J. M. Smith
T. W. Dickey
D. O. Davies
Walter Tyler
Walter Braham
Paul Butz
Jr. Williamson
Chamber of Commerce Civics Development Committee
Search For Two Border Patrolmen In Recent Death
Deputy sheriffs scour northern New York for border patrolmen Weldon Cheatham and Francis Coveney wanted for questioning in the killing of 22 year old rum runner Arthur Gordon. John C. Tulloch admitted Gordon was killed on a bootleg trail, claiming accident. authorities seek the pair for the John Doe investigation and to subpoena them to appear next Monday.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
New York
Weldon Cheatham
Francis Coveney
Arthur
Gordon
John C. Tulloch
Cheatham
Clinton County
John Doe
Gordons
Mark Anniversary of Indian Battles
Harrisburg June 21 The Pennsylvania Historical Commission completes a program of more than twenty celebrations through June to September to observe the Sullivan expedition sesqui centennial. Events will be at Sullivan march sites from Easton to Athens Bradford County with Fort Augusta Fort Freeland commemorations and left wing celebrations in Pittsburgh and Kittanning. Uniform tablets by Paul P. Cret will mark each camp site and the observances begin June 23 at Wilkes Barre following the route. The return journey dates will be marked from Easton to Wilkes Barre.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Historical Commission
Sullivan
Easton
Athens
Bradford County
Northumberland County
Fort Augusta
Fort Freeland
Warrior Run
Daniel Brodhead
Pittsburgh
Kittan‘ning
Paul P. Cret
University of Pennsylvania
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes- Barre
Parks and city dads discuss recreation plans
Harrisburg reports state welfare bureau notes May activity peak. Orthopaedic unit held 23 state aided clinics for crippled children and 71 special cases were studied in homes, hospitals and schools. A study of St Anthonys orphanage in Oakmont was conducted at the trustees request.
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Harrisburg
Bureau of Children of the
State Welfare Department
B. S. H. McCauley
Bureau
St. Anthony’s Orphanage
Oakmont
Philadelphia
Board of Trustees
Mary S. Larabee
Governor Ritchie Receives Loyola College Honorary Degree
Baltimore June 21 Governor Ritchie received an honorary degree of Doctor of Laws at Loyola College graduation exercises this year.
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Cfmtetational News
Baltimore
Ritchele
Loyola College
Braddock Woman Freed Of Murder
Mary Barr a Braddock Pennsylvania woman was acquitted of murdering her husband after testifying that he threatened her and killed himself as she fled to neighbors for safety She returned to her Braddock home after the verdict
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Braddock
Teternational News Service
Pittsburgh
Youth Wounded Man Held After Pittsburgh Shooting
Fourteen year old William Watson was wounded in the right leg in Pittsburgh. Police say S Balsanico fired the shot and later charged Watson with attempting to enter Balsanico's home through a rear window last night. Watson remained at Pittsburgh General Hospital today.
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Pittsburgh
William Watson
Pittsburgh General Hospital
S.' Balsanico
Balsanico
Calcutta Calls as Most Modern Indian City Says Dekobra
Maurice Dekobra, the French author visiting India for color research, labels Calcutta as the most Americanized city in India. He notes the busy van rickshaws, the rupee-dollar worship, and a Wall Street vibe contrasting with local life.
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Calcutta
India
Dekobra
United States
Maurice Dekobra
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