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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1928

Page

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Blairsville Kiwanis hears state health chief on vital work

Dr. fm lyn Jones of Johnstown and chief of the State vital statistics bureau told Blairsville Kiwanis at Jamison Hotel last night that the health department has reduced typhoid fever cases from 65 to 4 percent per 100000 and cited gains in diphtheria control while praising Kiwanis and other organizations for their support.

Emlyn Jones Johnstown Bureau of Vital Statistice Harrisburg Uatirsville Fmlyn Jones Bureau of Vital Statistics Department of Health Blairsville Kiwanis Club Jamison Hotel Rtment of Health Pennsylvania Kiwanis Clubs Jones Health Department of Pennsylvania

Plumville M D Heads Medicos

Dr. CG M Smith of Plumville was elected president of the Indiana County Medical Society at the annual meeting held in the Country Club Thursday afternoon. Elected as vice presidents were Dr. A T Rutledge Blairsville and Dr. A B Danisawich Homer City with Dr A H Stewart Indiana named secretary. Treasurer Dr Charles E Rink Indiana and censor Dr C Paul Reed and reporter Dr C H Heed. Retiring president was Dr J M Torrence of Indiana.

CG. M. Smith Plumville Indiana County Medical Society Country Club A. T. Rutledge Blairsville A.B. Danisawich Homer City A. H. Stewart Indiana Charles E. Rink C. Paul Reed C. 1H. Hee J. M. Torrence

Return from niece's funeral

Mrs E C Buchhelt of In na and Miss Esther Smith of Cly mer returned from Lancaster after attending the funeral of Eunice Smith in New Philadelphia Ohio. Miss Smith was former secretary to Miss Jennie M Ackerman at State Teachers College.

E. C. Buchhelt Inna Esther Smith Clymer Lancaster

Postponed Game Tonight by Local Basketball Team

The Associated Gas and Electric Company basketball team from rena had their game with the Y.M.C.A. squad postponed. A notice in the paper cites the death of a team member and cites the tonight game cancellation affecting local sports fans.

Onlage Associated Gas and Electric Company Rena

Faculty for religious school to open in Indiana

The School Administration Committee announces a religious education school in Indiana starting Tuesday January 24 with Rev F R Eaton of the Christian Church leading the first session. The faculty comprises Indiana’s leading pastors teachers and scholars including Dr F W Hinitt Miss Margaret A Lemmon C Gilbert Wolfenden Dr J Pinkerton Dr Roger Charnock and Dr Guy Pratt Davis. District 18 of the Indiana County Sabbath School Association touts this as one of the best faculties available.

Indiana F. IR. Eaton Christian Church F. W. Hinitt First Presbyterian Church Margaret A. Lemmon Teacher College C. Gilbert Wolfenden First Presbyterian Sabbath School J. ©. Pinkerton First U.P. Church Roger Charnock Episcopal Church Guy Pratt Davis State Teacher College Indiana County Sabbath School Association

Vandals Wreck Iselin Cemetery in Recent Weeks

Vandals vandalized the Iselin cemetery tearing down 20 to 25 headstones in the past two to three weeks. Monuments from Protestant and Catholic graves were damaged, with hundreds of dollars in loss. A $25 reward is offered for information identifying the culprits.

Iselin

Miss Dick Now Graduate Nurse at Presbyterian Hospital

Miss Florence Dick, recently completing the nurses training at Presbyterian Hospital, Pittsburgh, visits her parents in Clymer and spends the weekend with relatives at Grave Chapel. She plans to return to Pittsburgh soon to begin practicing nursing. Toast served with electricity at Riggs'. Modern prepared foods and fresh coffee hourly. 98x Whiz Products for gas and diesel vehicles. Auto Party Co Ritz Theatre Building 216y.

Florence Dick Presbyterian Hospital Pittsburgh J M Dick Clymer G. & Edwards Grave Chappel Riggs Auto Party Co Ritz Theatre

Franklin highway improvement plan discussed at Harrisburg

A Harrisburg conference with Governor John 8 Fisher and a highway association delegation sought to improve an 18 mile stretch of the Benjamin Franklin highway between Indiana and Ebensburg this year and to extend work from Elderton to Kittanning next year. Delegates included Harry Himes Charles E Mears C R Griffith and Fred Wettling. The route passes Loretto among its notable locales.

Indiana Ebensburg Harrisburg John 8. Fisher Highway Association Highway Department Elderton Kittaning Harry Himes Armstrong County Charles E. Mears Kittanning Benjamin Franklin Highway Association C.R. Griffith This Fred Wettling Benjamin Franklin Loretto Charles M

Edwards Held in Manslaughter

Two coroner inquests were held. Edward M. Edwards of Pittsburgh was held on a manslaughter charge in the death of Russo Buccio, age years, near Nu Mine on December 14 as he was struck by a car and left the scene. The child died next day. The jury absolved the Penn Public Service Corp. of blame in Melvin Hudson’s death, age sixteen, near Uniontown, Indiana County, from electrocution after sleet damaged power lines during a December storm.

Fred St. Clair Court House Edward M. Edwards Pittsburgh Russo Buccio Nu- Mine Russo Nu-Mine Edwards Indiana Penn Public Service Corp Melvin Hudsoxt Uniontown Indiana County Melvin

Coolidges Off to Havana for Pan American Conference

President Calvin Coolidge departs Washington for Havana to attend the Pan American Conference with delegates from 21 Latin American nations. He travels by special train to Key West and the battleship Texas and will spend 36 hours in Cuba with notable aides Kellogg, Wilbur, and Charles E. Hughes leading the American delegation.

Washington Ins Latin America Coolidge White House Havana United States Charles E. ‘Hughes Kellogg Navy Wilbur Key West Texas Jacksonville Miami

Civil court actions feature mixed verdicts from city jurors

In the ongoing civil court calendar a jury awarded Mrs. E. J. McTigue thirty nine hundred? No the record shows a verdict in her favor for sixty nine dollars against Robert and Samuel Marcus. Myer Werner lost to the First National Bank in an assumpsit action. In a replevin claim the defendant won one thousand six hundred dollars against A. D. Wilson and bailiff B Fulton. A non suit was granted in Forsythe versus Farmers Bank and Trust Co. The trial proceeds with Use of B H Briggs against B E Smith.

E. J. McTigue Robert Samuel Marcus Assumpsit Myer Werner First National Bank of Biairaville J.m.mcneill Federal Gas Coal Co A. D. Wilson B. Fulton J. C. Forsythe Farmers’ Bank and Trust Co Delos Herrick B. H.briggs B. E. Smith

Drum Corps TG Sponsor Dances In Indiana Series

The American Legion Drum Corps plans a two month dance series with Eddie Allen's ten piece band for the first event on Thursday January 26. Allen is gaining reputation across New York State and this marks his first engagement in Indiana as the corps promises better dances, better music and better entertainment.

American Legion Indiana Eddie Allen Eddie New York State

Law of Flight Fatal to Slaver in Mexico City

A neon named Juan Lopes confessed to murdering Paul Wintney, a German woman, at her Coyoacan home for five pesos. Police executed the law of flight, shooting him after his confession as he attempted to flee. Notices To All Taxables: Borough of Indiana taxes 1927 real estate unpaid by Jan 41, 1928 will be returned and lien filed by Tax Collector W. BP. Lowry under the May 14, 1905 act.

Mexico City Juan Lopes Paul Wintey Coyoacan Indiana Commissioners’ Office

Forgiveness at Sing Sing before executions

Ruth Brown Snyder and Henry Judd Gray died forgiving each other as they faced the electric chair. They sent notes expressing peace and forgiveness, one saying she bore no hate and both hoped for God’s forgiveness. Gray’s body went to New Jersey, Ruth to New York, amid mourners and reporters.

Csssining N. Y Ruth Brown Snyder Henry Judi Gray Gray Geo. B. Murphy Chaplin Queens County Judd Jossining ENS Ruth Snyder Henry Judd Gray Sing Sing Prison New Jersey Andrew ‘Brown Bronx New York Ruth Ossining New York City

YS Men's Club In Fine Meeting

The Y Men's Club held a large weekly meeting in the social room with Wilson's orchestra providing music. Secretary A H Shook outlined progress on future entertainment plans and introduced speaker Elder Peeler whose forceful talk urged young men to uphold duties for the betterment of associates and posterity in line with the Young Men's Christian Association.

Y Men’s Club Wilson A. H. Shook Elder Peeler Peeler Young Man's Christian Association

Convention shifts to solid South for first time since Civil War

Washington reports Democrats stunned by the party convention moving into the solid South with Houston Texas chosen as the site stirring mixed feelings among leaders. The development sparks debate on its political significance while unrelated ad lines mention sporting goods and gym supplies.

Washington Houston Texas Teon

Last-Minute Executions End in Sorrowful Electric Chair Drama

A graphic INS feature by James Kilgallen recounts Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray's 1927 electric chair executions at Sing Sing. The article details the chamber, the priestly litany, the shocks, and the solemn deaths, with vivid sensory description and noting the nine-minute event ending at 11:01 PM.

Strangler Nelson Dies at Gallows in Winnipeg

Earl Nelson alias the strangler proclaimed innocence before execution at 7 48 am in the provincial jail yard here He was convicted of the June murder of Mrs Emily Patterson in this city and claimed American citizenship with San Francisco listed as his home in the final moments he forgave those who harmed him.

Winnipeg Earl Nelson Nelson Emily Patterson San Francisco

Will patch up Army Navy football rift at White House

Rep Britten of Illinois predicts Congress will not allow the service academies to break off football relations. He says the rift will be healed, even if it requires appealing to President Coolidge. The Naval Affairs Committee member forecast a restoration of athletic ties between the Naval Academy and West Point.

Washington TNS Naval Academy West Point Coolidge Britten, R Illinois Naval Affairs Committee Congress Academia Britten

Indiana Kennel Club Show At Armory In March

Arrangements are under way for the Indiana Kennel Club annual show to be held in the Armory on Thursday and Friday, March 8 and 9. A program will be issued later.

Indiana Kennel Club Armory

Starford Home Destroyed By Early Morning Fire

A two story frame house owned by Clair Bagley in Starford was totally destroyed by fire at about one this morning. All household effects were lost and the family narrowly escaped. The adjoining garage ignited but the Bagley automobile was saved. No origin or insurance details were known. Firefighters from Clymer responded quickly and prevented spread to nearby homes.

Clair Bagley Starford Bagley Clymer Tires Department Bagley House

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Kiwanis Plumville M. D. Heads Medicos Indiana Candy Works Seventh St Dinsmore's Judd Gray Iselin Cemetery Miss Dick Franklin Steptively Dinamore’s J. M. Stewart Elmer W. Allison Coolidges Pan-Amerigana Drum Corps W. BP. Lowry Hon Solid South J. M. Stewart & Co James L. Kilgallen International News Service Tommy Father Jesus Kipling Albert Snyder Chamber of Death Lillian Hickey Mary Many John McCaffrey Jane Mrs. Hickey Strangler Kennel Club Maxwell House
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