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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1926

Page

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People and Visitors Report Local News and Travel

Grentovushin court house visitor T Goodlin and Robinson business visitor George Montgomery were in town. Commissioner Campbell and wife attend Campbell reunion at Heshbon. J Robinson attended to legal business in Indiana. Miss Charlotte Williams left for Warren Pa to visit friends. County Treasurer John Bennett received hunting licenses. 501 licenses proposed. Dr J S Miller of Clymer called at Evening Gazette seeking printing equipment details.

Charlotte Williams Water Street Warren, Pa John Bennett Jyioen J. S. Miller Clymer Evening Gazette

Kellogg Speech Receives Cold Reception in Berlin

Paris reports Secretary Kellogg's speech at Plattsburg outlining U S disarmament policy drew a cool response in Berlin on August 18. Observers believe France aligning with U S policy could influence other nations to follow suit.

France United States Berlin INS Kellogg Plattsburge

German Press Sees Renewed Pessimism on Geneva Arms Outcome

German press reflects renewed pessimism after the Secretary's speech on Geneva arms. Home newspapers welcome the American stance on potential war strength, yet most editorial writers doubt practical results will be achieved.

Geneva

Only Woman Who Shot Niagara Writing Book of Experience

Mrs. Dennis Gallagher the Maid of Niagara Falls Rapids is writing a memoir about her famous barrel plunge 24 years after the event. She recalls the publicity, the rough voyage, and the parallel tale of Maud Willard who perished after her own attempt. Gallagher, once Martha Wagenfuhrer, notes she would not attempt the stunt again at her age.

Syracuse Dennis Gallagher Niagara Falls Rapids Miss Wagenfuhrer Miss Willard Gallagher McKinley Buffalo Exposition Niagara Falls President McKinley Maud Oakwood Matthew Weir Myre. Gallagher Dennis Callagher

Prohibition Chief Flags Plan to Thwart Smuggling

General Andrews announced that air patrols and a coast guard blockade have cut contraband liquor imports from Europe. Sea plane use is praised as effective. new border patrols aim to nearly halt shipments, boosting home distilling and shifting enforcement to moonshine regions across several southern states.

WM. Kk. Hutchinson INS Washington Coast Guard Atlantic United States Lincoln C. Andrews North Atlantic Florida Andrews New York Treasury Department Border Patrol Prohibition Czar Lake Champaign N. Y Coolidge Dawes Sargent Bahamas Prohibition Unit Dry Cray South North Carolina Maryland Virginia South Carolina Tennessee Georgia

Polly and Her Pearls at the Great Ball

Polly, reluctant to attend, wears a sofa‑pillow gown and pearls that break apart at a ballroom. A stranger learns Polly's beads may be real and worth a fortune, prompting a plan that ends with a proposal of supper and a hopeful future with Tommy.

Petty Tommy Polly Pease Carothers Park Avenue

Local visitors recount a day with families and kin

Rev Wm McPeffer of Pittabureh visits his mother Mrs Jake Peffer while Howard Park and daughter Irene from near Indiana Mo spend Sunday with W H Mort. Mary Peffer returns home after a week with the Mort family. Ward D Smith Jr of Juneau and C P Smith host relatives. families of WD Smith Jr and Harmon Peffer also gather. W H Moot, recently in Homer City, returns home.

W. Mc Peffer Pittabureh Jake Peffer Howard Park Irene Indiana W. H. Mort Mary Mort Ward D, Smith, Jr Juneau Mra C, P, Smith Edgar Lockard Elmer Clymer Wd, Smith Smith Sam .Peffer Harmon Peffer T. Peffer W.H. Moot Homer City

Reithmiller and Widdowson families visit area

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reithmiller of Cherry Tree hosted visitors Monday while Mr. and Mrs. Paul Widdowson and children from Marchand, formerly of the area, are visiting relatives. Raleigh-Spider reunion at Gipsy drew many attendees. Walter Mumau and family along with George Beer party traveled to Greensburg to visit Jay Mumau. Joe Pardee and Mrs. Spicher and Mrs. Brilhart were among those visited. T. V. McQuown stopped by Saturday and Mumau visited the County Seat last week. Walter Beer and Sherdie Pardee traveled to Punxsutawney.

Frank Reithmiller Cherry Tree Paul Widdowson Marchand Gipsy Walter Mumau George Beer Delmont Sheesley Greensburg Jay Mumau Joe Pardee Spicher Hillsdale Ray Lowman M. D. Brilhart T. V. McQuown Mumau Walter Beer Sherdie Pardee Punxsutawney

Kenwoop and county social notes span visits and reunions

Mr R D Halmes shows some improvement while Charles Moore and Ethel Ostrander of Barnesboro called on Mrs Jennie Stephens. W T U convention in Indiana, Waltermire reunion at D B Waltermire home, Edgar Bmigh and son of Heilwood visited, Holmes family of Heilwood stayed with Dinwiddie. Ford Smith Jr visited grandparents, Margaret Dick of Clymer stayed with Ford Smiths family, Perrin Huston and others called in Indiana and Johnstown. Mrs Helen Huston and daughter visited Johnstown, Newlin family visits, Bryce Myara of Pine Flats called on Ira Myers, Ben Wallarmire called, Ford Parry of Pine Flats, Okerman Barnett with whoop cough.

Charles Gibson Johnstown Lincoln Gibson Cordie Kelley Lynn Apollo Minta Barr Carrie Gemmel Indiana W. E. Roberts Young Ebensburg Zene Hines E. H. Williams Lyle Thompson George Turner A. H Williams Henrietta Parry Jess Rose Walter Baun J. C. Kelly Ames Esta Kerr Hillsdale Harry Young Simon Johns Pine Flats M. M. Smith Baptist Church S. L. Roberts Wilbur Gemmel Harry Fair Minnie Stephens Hollidaysburg G. M. Huston R.S. Lockard William R. D. Halmes Charles Moore Ethel Ostrander Barnesboro Jennie Stephens W. W. Huston Mabel Learn Frank Adams D. B. Waltermire Edgar Bmigh Heilwood Ross Holmes Dinwiddie Gladys Smith Ford Smith, Jr Jd. H. Smith Cherry Tres Margaret Dick Clymer Ford ‘Smith Perrin Huston George Huston Fine Flats Helen Johnstown Friends Wm. Newlin

Pittsburgh Livestock Market Report and Prices

CATTLE supply night showing bids for prime and choice beef from $9.00 to $10.00 with averages around $9.75 to $10.00. Hogs receipts about 1000, market active with prime heavy hogs $12.00 to $13.25 and other hogs $14.40 to $14.60. Sheep and lambs supply about 500 with lambs at $14.25 and good sheep $8.25, overall market steady.

Pittsburgh High Workers Ltd

Diamondville Social News Roundup of Local Visitors

Rey Silas Rodkey and wife and daughter returned home to Arnold after a two week visit with his sisters Miss Mary and Emma Rodkey. Mrs Clara Gibson, Mrs Lottie Sickenberger and Mrs Joe Keirins shopped in Indiana. Mr and Mrs A J Long and children Arthur and Edna visited Portage. Mr and Mrs Tom Syster of Brush Valley called on Mrs Syster's mother Mrs Clare Gibson. Mrs Martha Goodrich attended Ex port camp meeting over Sunday. Mrs Viola Kelley of Clymer visited D B Kelley. Mrs Bracken visited Kenmore. John Landermilk of Pittsburgh stayed with aunt Mrs Gibson. Mr and Mrs Ed Ralston of Vandergrift visited A J Hinds. Subscribe for the Ever ing Gazette.

Rey Silas’ Rodkey Arnold Mary Emma Rodkey Clara Gibson Lottie Sickenberger Joe Keirins Indiana A. J. Long Arthur Edna Portage Tom Syster Brush Valley Syster Clare Gibson Martha Goodrich Viola Kelley Clymer D. B. Kelley Bracken Kenmore John Landermilk Pittsburgh Gibson Ed Ralston

Card of Thanks for Jessie Crandell Death

We thank the neighbors and friends for kindness during the death of Mrs Jessie Crandell and for the use of cary and apes tributes.

Jessie Crandell Cary and Apes

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Mellet Canton Don R. Mellett Canton Daily News T. Goodlin Grern Tovushin Vara Court House George Montgomery Robinson C. L. Campbell Campell Heshbon J. &. Robinson Saltsbury A. B Utility Electric Co Geo. T. McHenry Mer Phila Niagara Rum Bow Aiorrell Boy Scout Band Fund Polly and Her Pearls Aarne Dearis ORD PINE Diamondville Ever‘ing Gazette N.Y Osini Ark Seeeveasennada Tel Tel Betes St. Seers Col. Gas Aay Motors Pee Nor Eeanee Oe Goodrich Ween Mt. Nickel Kang City Veveneene Packard Motor Pierce Arrow Seecseres Radio Corp Wees Time Bear Spicer Mt West Air Brake Senna A. E. Masten & Company Pittsburgh, PA Gagetta Shyla Glasser
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