29 Aug 1925
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1925
Page
1
A fragmentary notice notes advertising rates and credits for Tepucification News service. It mentions a 40 UOF credit and a set schedule with names of officials and a planned meeting.
West wide hearings on public lands show cattlemen and stockmen fighting federal policy. If they win, national forest ownership may shift. if they lose, the livestock industry faces a heavy blow. Washington testimony notes rising costs and a June price curve, while Williams College weighs a permanent round table for international fraternity and a major fund drive.
An auto crash near Gly Hill on Run Hill Road last evening at 8 30 injured four people. Ree ofaeed two cars collided near John R Ray ample. Kenneth Bowser and Mrs James Smith's daughter were among the injured.
A large gathering celebrated the completion of the Buffalo Pittsburgh highway at Marion Center. Speakers from Brockway, Punxsutawney, and Indiana County praised the route, its future impact, and the highway department plans. Attendees shared meals as evening fell and travelers were guided along the scenic B-P route through towns like Bradford, Ridgway, Du Bois, and Blairsville toward Pittsburgh.
Swampscott Marines face two members awaiting summary court martial amid claims of excess liquor and mistreatment at Little's Bonnet camp. Detachment officers deny the charges while noting higher daily rations at sixty cents. Commanding officers guard the fate of Corporal Andrew Chantos and Private Clarence Key.
Reports from Washington say the anthracite strike will last about two months with no fuel shortages expected. Officials note the fight centers on the check-off and union funding, while independents eye higher prices. No callouts of bituminous miners are anticipated.
The article discusses Central Bituminous Field adopting a new schedule effective Oct. 15 to route West Virginia coal via Chesapeake and Ohio Norfolk and Western and Virginian railways to New England and Atlantic seaboard markets. The plan claims 2,000,000 tons of WV coal per month gaining access to these markets, asserting reduced need for Latin supply coal due to shorter transport distances of 228 to 480 miles.
Funeral services are set for Sunday at 4 30 p.m. at the deceased’s home in Indiana County with the Rev. Ellott Site presiding. Interment will follow Monday at Marion Center Cemetery at 9 a.m. The obituary notes long church work with the Women's Methodist Home League and Marion Center Womans Rested Corps.
Nelson McCrea Bothel aged 68 longtime county resident died at his Center township home yesterday. He belonged to Crete United Presbyterian Church and leaves three children Mrs. A K Dicken sheets Detroit Michigan and Mrs William Anthony and Miss Bessie Bethel both at home. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2:30 pm at Crete Church with Rev. Harry Hood officiating. Burial will follow in Greenwood Cemetery Indiana.
A compact listing of upcoming services across multiple churches including Union evening services at 7:30, Sunday School at 9:45, and worship at 11:00. Notable names include Rev. E S White, Rev. J Pinkerton, Rev. E S Harper, Very Rev Ne P McNeliss, Rev. J ss Neox, and Rev J B Baker. Services span Methodist Episcopal, Epworth League, Christ Episcopal, First United Presbyterian, Second United Presbyterian, Catholic, Christian Science, Zion Lutheran, and Christian Endeavor, with prayers, masses, and Sunday school times.
A fragmented report notes Helen Carney winning a beauty or benevolent pageant. The piece mentions contestants like Miss Mable Work and others in a garbled narrative with references to outfits and late-night plans.
Residents and visitors from Indiana recount trips to Buffalo Philadelphia Allentown Atlantic City and Punxsutawney. Local couples James Johnson and others journey to Indiana for family and friend gatherings. Teachers and townsfolk return to Indiana ahead of fall term while several residents travel to nearby towns for work or visiting relatives.
The document lists percentages next to numerous company names such as Pure Petroleum Royal Dutch Rock Island Sinclair Oil Standard Oil Stand of Cal Studebaker Westinghouse Willys Overland and more. It appears as an OCR sourced catalog of shares or market figures with mentions of locations like Pittsburgh and Vandergrift Building, attributed to A. K. E. Masten & Co.
Mr and Mrs Harold Johnson of Ohio and Mrs Dollie Graten with daughter Brownie were hosted by Mrs Ella Hurd in Canoe township. Quincy B Shaffer and Harry Shaffer fished in the Dead Waters of Delhi Creek yesterday. Prof Hugh M Bell, spending the summer with his mother on West Water street, returns to Rossiter to resume duties as supervising principal Monday. Miss Charlotte Williams of East Water Street leaves Friday for Warren Pa to teach in the high school. Mrs Charles Stiles of Dilltown wins a 36 piece silver set at the Klm picnic Thursday.
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