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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1932

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Record of Historic Winter Cold Wave Forecast and Floods

Coldest days of winter anticipated with zero to ten degree lows before Monday. Snow today and clearing tomorrow as sub zero conditions sweep the middle west. Farmers snowed in near Moorhead. Devils Lake and Bismarck report deep cold. Mississippi floods threaten Monroe and Yazoo areas. 3,000+ refugees housed in shelters as levees crumble. Coast Guard rescues 2,000 lowland residents. widespread river flooding across Arkansas Mississippi and Louisiana.

Er. C. Larenza Middle West Chicago Rocky Mountains Great Lakes Nebraska Iowa Canadian Prairie Provinces Moorhead Minn Dakotas Devil’a Lake N. D Bismarck Huron S. D Minneapolis Kansas New Orleans Ouachita River Monroe Weather Bureau Ouachita Boata State Guard Mississippi Yazoo Belonzi Yazoo City Atchafalaya U.S. Coast Guard Greenwood Miss Arkansas Felsenthal Ark

Couple Married Here on Friday in Local Office

Charlies Wauchisn of Commodore and Miss Mary Louise Popik of Sidney were married Friday by Squire Jay O. Hill in his office located in the Hetrick building.

Charlies Wauchisn Commodore Mary Louise Popik Sidney Squire Jay 0. Hill Hetrick

Death Claims Aged Resident Margaret U C Ray

Mrs Margaret UC Ray widow of John M Ray died at 5 30 o clock Friday night at 630 Maple street from complications of diseases She was born September 16 1862 to Andrew and Anna Shields of Rayne township married October 21 1880 to Mr Ray who died twelve years ago She moved from Rayne township to Indiana after his death She joined First Presbyterian Church and belonged to Wherry Bible Class and Ladies Aid Society Survived by six children Arthur Ray of Indiana Mrs Elmer Long and Mrs LeRoy Long of Rayne township Anna A Ray and Ida Virin Ray at home A son John Shields Ray died at age five She leaves six grandchildren and two brothers Dr W S Shields of Marion Center and William Shields of Indiana Funeral services will be held at her late residence Monday

Margaret UC. Ray John M. Ray Maple Street Andrew Anna Craig) Shields Rayne Township Mr. Ray Iquiana Ince Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church Wherry Bible Class Ladies’ Aid Society Ray Arthur, Ray Indiana Elmer Long Leroy Long Kayne Township Anna A Misa Ida Infa Ray John Shields Ray W. 8S. Shields Marion Center William Shields

Rayne Township Tax-Justice League Meeting

More than 250 citizens attended a Rayne Township Tax-Justice League meeting at the Rayne Township Consolidated School. A strong literary program by pupils directed by Prof. C C Postle wait featured, with Indiana visitors Joseph B Weaver D J Winger Edward Bennett and Ben Pollock addressing. League members Edward Thompson Scott Chambers and Samuel Craig spoke as well.

Rayne Township Tax-Justice League C. C. Postlewait Indiana Joseph B. Weaver D. J. Winger Edward, Bennett Ben Pollock League Edward Thompson Scott Chambers Samuel Craig

Explosion rocks doctor’s home in Pa. incident under investigation

A dynamite bomb or similar explosion shattered windows at Dr. H. J. McGhee’s residence in Kane Pa. Damage spread to nearby homes as police investigate the blast. Local reports describe the 12 room brick home as heavily damaged. Sunrise Inn ad offers a 60 cent chicken and waffle dinner special.

Kane H. J. McGhee Sunrise Inn

Evangelist Stephens Denounces Indiana Coldness at Tabernacle

A large Tabernacle audience heard evangelist Stephens recount 22 years in evangelistic work and harshly critique Indiana towns for insults to visitors. He urged prayer to cleanse tongues and stop gossip while praising the music led by Mr. Storts and Mrs. Fisher. The service opened with a moving song service and included solos and children's chorus, ending with posted remarks of gratitude to workers and supporters.

Tabernacle Ree Scott Robert Fisher Jesus Indiana Stephens Christ

Extension Work at Armagh School

Pennsylvania State College begins the second semester of extension work at Armagh on February 4 at 5 p m. Two three credit courses will be offered for graduate and undergraduate credit. Prof. W C Snow will conduct both courses, as in the first semester. The program includes Ed 43x Character Education and Guidance and Hist 421x Recent American History 1896 1929.

Pennsylvania State College Armagh W. C. Snow

Rail Parley Sees Optimism Amid Wage Fight

Chicago January 30 The railway wage dispute between 1.9 million workers and 9 railroad presidents drags on after 16 days of talks. Labor's three counterproposals for a flat 10 percent cut were rejected. leaders remain optimistic as a second joint session is set for 10 a m. today. Union heads pressed for a 612 percent deduction and an 87.5 million loan. Daniel Willard called the session pleasant as managers and workers consider revised proposals. Coal talks follow with Miners and United Mine Workers amid new differences.

John Chicag Daniel Willard Baltimore & Ohio David B. Robertson Pittsburgh National Miners’ Union United Mine Workers of America

Jurors Summoned For Big Session Of Criminal And Civil Court Here

Grand jurors numbering 24 and petit and traverse jurors numbering 240 have been drawn for the March term of court. The list is larger due to the continuation of the December term Hat retrial. Two murder cases and two manslaughter cases are set for criminal court trials, making five weeks tight to hear all cases. Accused murderers include Joe Zelesky of Coal Run and Dominick Romanic of Creekside. The two manslaughter defendants are George M. Johnston of Creeks and Andrew Tintero of Grazeton.

Petit Traverse Eugene Wilson Scott Chambers William F. George Joe Zelesky Coal Run Dominick Romnanic Creekside

Declaration tantamount to war on Japan in China

Nanking China January 30 UP declares a policy of armed opposition to further Japanese attacks. General Chiang Kai-Shek calls on all commanders and troops to defend the nation. Sun Fo and Sun Yat-Sen’s son contribute to the defense fund as foreign ministers pledge resistance and urge international support while warning Tokyo to end aggression.

U. P Nanking China Japan Chiang Kai-Shek Eugene Chen Sun To Legislative Yuan Shanghai Sun Fo Sun Yat-Sen Kuomintang People's Party Lo Wen-Kan

Rossiter High to Stage Tommy Comedy in Three Acts

The Dramatic Club of Rossiter High presents Tommy a comedy in three acts, Monday evening at Victory Theatre Rossiter. Authors Howard Lindsay and Bertrand Robinson. director William Ordis. Cast includes Mrs Wilson Margaret Frew Marie Thurber Martha Jones Bernard Henry Melvin Mrs Thurber Bernice Brickell Mr Thurber Harold McFarland David Tuttle George Christy Tommy Mills William Frew Judge Wilson Leonard Diaddario.

Dramatic Club Rossiter High School Victory Theatre Rossiter Howard Lindsay Bertrand Rosinson William Ord Mrs. Wilson Margaret Frew Marie Thurber Martha Jones Bernard Henry Melvin Thurber Bernice Brickell Mr. Thurber Harold Mccfarland David Tuttle George Christy Tommy Mills William Frew Judge Wilson Leonard Diaddario

Sunday movies to aid unemployed in New Castle

Jan 30 New Castle mayor announces Sunday motion pictures start tomorrow to raise funds for unemployment relief. Producers donate, theatres cover costs, receipts go to Mayor's Relief Committee. Also notes a D A R banquet postponed and Indiana service clubs observance of Washington's birthday. Aut Parts Co Rite Theatre Building.

W Castle New Castle Mayne Service Clubs Indiana Washington

Speakers Differ on Echoes of War Dogs' Rumblings

In Pittsburgh on January 20 two prominent figures spoke to different groups about war. Dr John H Holmes urged world disarmament as essential to peace and condemned the military class and armament builders. Senator James J Davis argued the U S must be prepared for war and warned that naval strength lags behind Japan. He also attacked canceling war debts as yielding only ill will.

Pittsburgh Far East United States John H. Holmes Community Church New York Woman's International League For Peace and Freedom Holmes International Organization of Armament Builders James J. Davis Davis Japan

New Semester Religion School Opens February 8

The Indiana School of Religious Education announces its second semester starting Monday evening February 8 in the First United Presbyterian Church. Registration runs 7 to 7 30 with courses by Richard Madden on Principles of Teaching and Rev Arthur J Pfohl on The Life of Christ.

Indiana School of Religious Education First United Presbyterian Church Richard Madden Arthur J. Pfohl Christ Jesus C. C. Fulton

Student Nurse Appointed Here Given Appendicitis

Migg Brances Shea daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Shea a student nurse at the Indiana Hospital was operated on yesterday for appendicitis. Her condition was reported as satisfactory today.

Migg Brances Shea Frank Shea Indiana Hospital

Finland Abolishes Prohibition After Referendum Vote

Helsinki reports parliament passed the repeal of the 12 year old dry law by 120 to 45. The bill, aiming to raise revenue, limits home liquor to 21 quarts of beer and wines and five quarts of spirits, with government control of manufacture sale and distribution. Tourism asterisk.

Helsingfors Finland

Treasury balance report shows large January figures

Washington reports treasury net balance on Jan 28 at 341,831,504.03 with expenditures of 4,611,804.01. Cumulative Customs receipts through Jan 28 amount to 25,160,889.87.

Washington Treasury

Evacuation Threats Rise as Shanghai Tensions Escalate

Reports from Shanghai say Japanese troops moved toward Chapei while civilians faced attacks. Ambassador Debuchi assured U S officials that Japan would respect the international settlement and coordinate with Western nations. Italian Marines arrived to bolster defenses as Sheckler of Radio American narrowly escaped bullets near the Bund.

H Nants Shanghai Shanghe Chapei Washington Jan K. Debuchi Japan Tokio Sumaci Sime Ae Debuchi George Sheckler America Civing Sheckler

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