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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1925
Page
2
The Atlantic circles discuss debt concerns and a proposed new railroad, noting resistance from major lines like Lackawanna and Reading. Indiana County daily life reflects on college crowds and student sections amid broader urban transit growth, citing trolley mileage and progress since 1888.
Hiélie reports a lively party with waiters and a fun mood as guests enjoyed the meal. The realist of the election lists Commander Charles McLain and a long roster including Lisle Moor, Don Getty, Myrtle Gray, Roy Stephens, Edgar Walker, Richard Watson, Vernon Taylor, William Pierce, Murray Peeler, Norman Green, and C. E. Rink. Marshall's Pep Orchestra led the entertainment afterwards.
Russell Conwell, famed lecturer known for Acres of Diamonds, died at age noted in Indiana and Pennsylvania obituaries. Funeral arrangements in Allentown Baptist temple, vault burial debate, birthplace Worthington Massachusetts, and Philadelphia options. Also mentions Dr George M Romig death and Whitesburg Elderton Oil and Gas Company gas discovery on F S Blainsley farm.
Light fixtures and dignitaries gather as the Pennsylvania Grange holds its 1925 convention in Johnstown. Delegates arrive on westbound trains, with Chamber of Commerce maps aiding visitors. Sessions convene at Cochran School with Master Dewey delivering the address. Gov Pinchot and Sen Pepper expected to speak at the Wednesday banquet. C H Dildine of Orangeville listed as absent due to illness after 21 years on the executive committee.
In Newcomerstown McCornell was tried by Mayor M Ly Oliver for hiding a jug near a cemetery. A resident observed him concealing the jug in bushes and later reported it to her husband, who took it to the mayor’s court as evidence.
A verbose preview notes Congress in its sixth year, aiming to reduce taxes by about 325 million and halve most income tax by March 15, while battling aviation, World Court, prohibition, and farm relief. President Coolidge to outline priorities with a tax bill and budget ahead.
President Coolidge leaves Chicago for Washington on a special train to defend the tariff and outline federal aid for farmers. He praises high protective duties as supporting employment and living standards, argues against price fixing, and lauds farmers as builders of the nation. He cites imports and home markets as key to farming stability.
A collection of brief notes mentions hunting trips by A G Butler and Roy Curls, John Marshall visiting from Stonyville, Esther Bennett returning from Pittsburgh, Joe Czimbil in Indiana, D C G Reese in town, Mrs. Garee and Mrs. Armstrong back from Akron, Parkwood Postmaster Mull's County Seat call, H H Blakeley visiting, and former County Auditor John Di Adamson and wife attending church.
A Form and R resident, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hefflick, died near Locust after 87 years of marriage to Lincoln Silver. Survived by husband, sons and daughters, and several siblings. Funeral Tuesday at Pine church with Rev Hart. interment Pine Cemetery. Weather forecast covers December 7 to 12, 1925 with fair Monday and mixed conditions midweek.
Tokio dispatch reports Crown Prince Hirohito and Princess Nagako's newborn daughter, a seven pound girl, will receive a nine inch sword from Emperor Hirohito as part of a grand entrance ritual for a future monarch. The name will be announced after seven days. Meanwhile in Philadelphia Paul McConville, a Frankford Panthers back, died after a fatal hit during a high school game against Somerdale Athletic Association.
United States battleship Arkansas, lauded for Santa Barbara quake relief, lent for filming Shore Leave at the Indiana Theater. Navy consent obtained during a Newport News cruise. ship later part of cadet summer voyage via Panama Canal. Also notes predicting mild winter with twelve snowstorms in Eastern Pennsylvania. forecaster George Brown cites late open season for syring.
A vibrant drama praised for its human focus and high-quality cast led by Gene Stratton Monroe. Ts. Lao Meehn directs with notable air, delivering a production experts rank above The Girl of the Limberlost and a fitting tribute to Mrs Porter. It opens Friday and Saturday for its initial showings.
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