25 Aug 1922
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1922
Page
1
A garbled historical fragment mentions Detect iB and a person named Sabor in a shadowy context with a bag of sand. It notes a fine for Sade Marsh and a sentence sent to the workhouse for unspecified acts. The text is severely incomplete and ambiguous.
Cincinnati August 25 Roy Bailey faced Judge Yeatman after police testified he stood outside his home in the early hours singing every verse of the Prohibition Blues. The persistent performance led to a $10 fine plus costs.
Mrs J C Hudson called on Mrs Elizabeth Feely on Wednesday. Mrs Hamps Bower visited Mrs Roy Taylor on Thursday. W J Glasstetter of Blairaville transacted business in Tunnelton last week. Mr and Mrs Ernest Lucas of Jairaville visited S R Devore’s on Sunday. Mrs James Waddle hosted her daughter Mrs Dr Johns and two grandchildren from Wilkinsburg. A girl was accidentally scalded on the arm last week. Mr and Mrs John Hamilton of
Webster Mass Aug 26 Flap Pers entered a resort dance hall at 4 in bathing suits. They were dancing a fox trot with partners when spied by management. An order to leave was given as other dancers wore regular dancing costumes.
In Cincinnati an elevator operator at Deaconess Hospital marks the eighth anniversary of a 100 pound ice accident that led to amputation. Twenty minutes after declaring celebration he slipped from his elevator stool, fracturing the hip of his crippled leg.
Tivermore witnessed endings and visits as Mrs. Harry Michaels and Mrs. Roy Shuman concluded their Sunday activities. Local youths report sore arms from vaccinations. Miss Eera Taylor visited Greenshyre friends. Miss Ethel Sible of Greensbuxs stayed with Miss Taylor. S. R. Decore dropped by Natrona. Joe Baiy bought a new Ford Soupe. Mrs. Palm shopped in Indiana midweek. Mrs. George Bonsper of Fairchance visits her mother Mrs. W. H. Dunmire.
A detailed half year report to Agriculture Director Fred Rasmussen from T E Munce of the Pennsylvania Bureau of Animal Industry notes enforcement under the new dog law reduced losses of sheep and poultry. Licensing rose, sheep damages fell, and fewer dogs were killed by officers compared with 1921.
Saltsburg residents hosted and visited kin this week. Miss Helen Lytle of Vandergrift stayed with friends, Mrs Grace Harmon visited her mother Mrs Patterson, and Arthur Robinson returned from South Bend and Indiana with a new car. Teachers finished Indiana Normal summer term and Mrs Mary Carson hosted a party for Gladys Wilson. The Saltsburg Ladies Club held a corn roast at Rose's camp. Vandergrift guests My and Mrs W D Myers with two children visited relatives here. Mrs Martin Swanger and sons toured New Alexandria. Dr and Mrs R B Bierce and two daughters vacationed in Atlantic City, as did Dr and Mrs Oustott. Rev H D Funk, former supply at Conemaugh and United Presbyterian churches, returns to seminary for fall term. Mrs H C M Weineke visits her Toledo brother.
WJZ Newark and KDKA Pittsburgh air a mixed program from 3:30 p m to 9 45 p m featuring baseball scores tri weekly Farm and Home highway detours, piano and vocal numbers by Mrs F A Myler Miss Eleanor Brendel and others, plus bedtime stories and a literary evening with editors from Qutluck Scientific American and Harper Bros.
National League scores show Pittsburgh 10 Philadelphia 4 and Boston 12 St. Louis 11 with Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and Boston at Cincinnati in standings. American League games include New York 7 Cleveland 3 and Chicago 0 Detroit 11 as St. Louis 184 Boston 2. Highlights mention Giants beating Reds 2 1, Browns routing Red Sox 13 2, Walker hitting his 91st homer, Athletics losing to Tigers 11 8, Brown winning for Pirates 10 4, Gibson homering for Braves 12 11 over Cardinals, Yankees 7 Indians, Dodgers 4 1 over Alexander, and Dugan driving in four.
Kent Misses Fern and Dillie Weaver visit grandparents in Homer City. Sara Coleman and Paul Stuchell visit Mrs Harry Ferguson. Fred Reed of Pittsburgh and Twila Weaver of Indiana stay with Crystelle Kunkle. Darnells vacation with daughter in Camden New Jersey. Elizabeth McLester visits Blairsville relatives. Cynthia McGinley and W A Howard sell property to Harry Howard and plan move to Ohio. Doty Hollis family Amy Wallace visit Blairsville relatives. Blairsville shoppers. Leonard Armstrong hosts relatives.
Miss Maybelle Kelly has returned from Akron after a weeklong visit. Mr Simon Short and family visited Tatton on Sunday. Many locals attended the Grangers picnic at Pine Flats Saturday to watch ball games. The Diamondville second team won 7 to 4 against the Flats, while the first team lost 10 to 1. William Weakland and family of Greenwich called on Ms Stephens Sunday. Miss Margaret Short attends Institute in Indiana this week. Mr Lou Johnston and Charles Vasbinder visited Indiang this week. Ober purchased an old car. The minting has not started around Pines.
Government notes from a federal source reveal a push to end sewage pollution of the Ohio River. The plan calls for sewage disposal plants in Cincinnati and other river cities, triggered by investigations into Duck Creek and Muddy Creek nuisances. State health officials say the Ohio Board of Health prepared to act but waited for neighboring states to follow.
In Cincinnati Ohio on August 25 Judge Lueders opened the first jury trial in Probate Court in a quarter century. The case involved County Commissioners and two land owners disputing terms to condemn property to abolish a grade crossing on the B and O Railroad, with the jury impaneled to settle the matter.
London reports W. B. Shearn, a vegetarian specialist, traveled with a Rotarian delegation to the United States. On return he said the only fault he found with America was that apple pie a la mode clam chowder and Thousand Island dressing appear on every menu. He could not find a vegetarian in all America.
London Aug 25 English smokers are urged to quit as physicians warn smoking harms eyes and health. First Lord Birkehead Lord Chancellor is told to stop his cigars and veteran labor leader Bob Smillie is advised to give up his clay pipe to avoid blindness.
The clipped segment notes visits by John Roberts of Butler to his brother Scott Roberts and mentions Mrs. John Getty of Indiana visiting friends nearby along with Mrs. Aston Jories of Johns. The text is fragmentary and lacks a clear event or date.
The text notes B J Williams and Frank Williams with wife visiting a place for the weekend. It mentions a ball team planning an event at 1.0. F. field this Saturday evening, August 26, indicating a local social or sports gathering to occur on that date and location.
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