12 Jan 1925
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1925
Page
1
Private Michael Tinko of Fort Sla m sprinted through dense smoke to reach a burning building. He carried four children to the street, two under his arms and two on his neck, while an old man nearby was also helped to safety.
The report notes the surprise at Kellogg’s rise to a powerful post. Mr Logan and Kellogg were preparing a cablegram to Secretary Hughes, with Kellogg’s appointment evoking strong reactions among delegations. The dialogue hints that earlier delays could have eased opposing countries’ concessions.
In Harrisburg the State Tax Commission works on a report to be presented to the General Assembly when it convenes. Hearings have been held across Pennsylvania as the board focuses on inheritance taxes and plans to inform the legislature about income tax and other tax features. Chairmen Franklin and Edmonds expect several more days of meetings before the report is sent forward.
The piece notes impending White House changes as Hughes retires and Kellogg succeeds him in London. Rumors place Alanson S. Houghton possibly moving to London, leaving Paris a vacancy. Ambassador Myron T. Herrick seeks retirement, with Senator Medill McCormick as leading Paris candidate who speaks French fluently and has been a White House visitor.
Subscribers paying one year in advance may still secure an aluminum ware premium. First come, first served, with seven cents postage if mailed. Positive reader notes praise the quality, noting the set is a full size pure aluminum espresso cooker. Also mentions bridge construction and refinining plant expansion nearby.
Mrs. Mary Lutsock of Gipsy died at age 52 from double pneumonia after a weeks illness. Widow of Steve Lutsock, she leaves three sons Thomas Steve George and four daughters Mary Kathryn Annis Pauline and a granddaughter. Funeral held Wednesday at Glen Campbell Catholic Church with burial there. Her oldest son Joe fell in World War I.
The Indiana Y M C A pleads for more town support as membership lags at three to four hundred in a town of eight to nine thousand. Officials urge a thousand members to expand services, urging adults to join or sponsor youths, with the secretary ready to handle memberships at the Y M C A building.
Cottage prayer meetings will be held Wednesday and Friday after noon between two and four o'clock. Two leaders per meeting will ensure music books and written reports for evening services. Neighbors are encouraged to attend, with host homes listed alongside their leaders and attendees.
Indiana State Normal defeated New Kensington High School 43 to 19 on Saturday evening. McCaid scored seven field goals to lead Indiana, with teammates Magill and Moors adding support as the team dominated both ends of the court.
Paul Adama of Homer City spent the week end in town with numerous social calls. J J Brink of Heshbon and Rowena Donshey visited with friends, while several residents plan winter trips to Florida. Many locals shopped, worked, or conducted business in Indiana and nearby towns. a few plan relocations or return home after trips.
Citizens Association of Pennsylvania gains approval to form a five member committee to select three DuBois delegates for a general conference. Meetings in Houtzdale Phillipsburg Clearfield Indiana and others endorsed the plan. Harmony and broad support seen across labor officials and local leaders as campaigns expand to 12 counties and nearly 1,000,000 residents.
Two 13 year old boys, Francis Farney and John Bird, face petty theft charges in Sunbury after confessing to burglaries carried out for spending money. They described following a pirate map to a buried stash found with clothing and vehicle parts in a peach orchard.
Kansas City will host the 1925 annual convention and exposition of the American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages from October 19 to 23 in the American Royal Building. More than twenty cities attend this national gathering of soda and water manufacturers with last year’s Louisville event drawing over 5,000 people. Kansas City’s central location and strong interest from the Far West are cited as reasons for selection, with space requests already filed and expected growth in attendance and exhibitor sales. A regional note recalls pre Volstead days and explains modern science linking carbonated beverages to respiration, including carbon dioxide’s role in stimulating the respiratory center and the first breath.
Fragmented notices mention Harry Drummond anip victim and A F Uncaphor in Slatesville. Frank B Bergman visited his mother Mya A Boris man Kate Shields and Mia Bel Bek in Blairaville. Cal Elder from New Alexandyla called on friends on Mots ye Read the Garette Classified Ads offer furnished rooms for night keeping and a fence service in care Garette phone 418.
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