Evening Gazette Andune Beinting Published Weekly
The Evening Gazette is published every Sunday and delivered by carrier in Indiana and surrounding towns. Rates and subscription details are listed, with service through the National News Service. Contact information includes offices and advertising rates, with communications at the post office in Indiana.
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Die Evening Gazette
Indiana
Tetwns
Bervica Heport
Ais
Sitti
Messick
Antewods
Laws and More Laws in a Nation of Rules
A reflective column cites diverse examples of restrictive and quirky laws from various states and cities. It notes Georgia considering annulment for marriages aided by artificial means, Pennsylvania’s 1921 protections, Los Angeles limits on bathers and streetcar conduct, and traffic rules requiring trains to stop. The piece argues excessive legislation reflects busybody governance and urges enlightened officials to guide welfare and improve law enforcement.
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New York Times
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Los Angeles
Kansas
Agguty
Prh
Zelfare
Iz Agall
Balloonists tragedy sighted at sea after crash
A partially submerged balloon was sighted bobbing in turbid water after a crash. The crew is presumed lost as the vessel turned toward Port Stanley. Government officials prepared for the rescue and dispatched a search boat to the scene.
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Reckage
Ain: Basian
Port Stanley
Tennessee College Furor and Dismissal of Sprowls
Announcement of a dismissal of Dr. Sprowls two days ago over a dispute described as a furor at a Tennessee college. The Association of College Professors begins an investigation that could trigger a professors boycott in Tennessee as findings and recommendations are prepared for distribution to members. Also notes guests Mr and Mrs Jack Baird of Pittsburgh visiting local hosts Mr and Mrs C D Wine.
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Jon Dr. Sprowls
Association of College Professors
Tennessee
Mrs
Jack Baird
Pittsburgh
Mrs. C. D. Wine
Baldwin Fears For His Position And Cabinet
Negotiations between Britain and France have yielded little progress on reconciling viewpoints. Lord Curzon remains in London with no developments expected before next week. An authority denied Britain urged Germany to join the League of Nations. Berlin dispatches indicate France and Belgium threatened to sever relations with Germany over Ruhr outrages, but the Foreign Office had no official information.
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Lord Curzon
London
England
Germany
League of Nations
Berlin
France
Belgium
Ruhr
Foreign Office
Washer node demonstration highlights quality build
A local appliance showroom invites customers to see a washer node demonstration emphasizing robust construction and exclusive features. The event promises hands on comparisons and expert explanation of performance benefits.
Church Notes Announced Across Local Congregations
Sunday School and preaching times listed for First United Presbyterian Second United Presbyterian Zion Lutheran and other churches. Open air meetings at court house and Moore Hotel highlight a busy weekend schedule with services, prayer meetings, and special gatherings across multiple faith communities.
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P. M
First United Presbyterian
Y. P
C. A
Second United. Presbyterian
J. A. Lawrence
Salvation Army
Finn
Court House
P. Li
Moore
Salvation
Desire to Be Like Other Girls Led to Miss Kauffman Death
Continued report notes Miss Kauffman’s death followed a longing to fit in with peers. Police say nothing stolen from the employer’s home though the motive remains unclear. State troopers search rural woods near Starsdale and Greenburg for a possible negro slayer while detectives probe a Dobbs Ferry arrest of a “queer acting man” who allegedly spoke of “cutting up a woman.”
Military units entrained for Mount Gretna reunion
Last night military units and former Fifth Regiment members prepared for a reunion at Mount Gretna near Harrisburg Indiana. A parade field meet and campfire are planned with cots blankets and sleeping quarters provided. Transportation and arrangements are coordinated by committees led by Major D W Simpson and John Barr with bartering via Barr's Tobacco Store.
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E. Oakes
Clarence B. Compton
Maurice D. Pearman
Harry W. Rowland
Clyde Beers
Thomas J. Moorhead
George F. Marlin
Harry W. Truitt
Fifth Regiment
Mount Gretna
Harrisburgh
Indiana
Major D. W. Simpson
J. Wilse McCartney
Walter H. Ayres
John Barr
Lisle Moorehead
Walter C. Bath
Harry W Roland
W. E. Oakes
Thomas J. Moorehead
Transportation Committee
Barr’s
Bride Elect Ada Long At Bridge Party
Miss Ada V Long, whose marriage will be in the near future, was honored at a bridge party hosted by Mrs Marian Allison Hilty at her South Tenth Street home Thursday evening. Summer flowers adorned the rooms as six tables entertained guests and Miss Long received many pre nuptial gifts.
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Ada V. Long
Marian Allison Hilty
South Tenth Straet
Misa Long
McGaughey Reunion Held at J C Farm West of Chambersville
The McGaughey reunion was held on July dth at the farm of J C Gaughey west of Chambersville. A large gathering included J J McGaughey and family from Youngwood Pennsylvania and many relatives from Spangler Holsopple Elderton Apollo Pittsburgh and Indiana. Families reported a good time with numerous attendees and extended kinship across multiple towns and states.
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McGaughey
J. C
Gaughey
Chambersville
J. J. McGaughey
Youngwood
Risher
Connellsville
Wilberce Gaughey
Rholoda
Frank McGaughey
Spangler
Jamil
L. M. McGaughey
Apollo
Ethel McGaughey
Pittsburgh
Leona
Lauretta
Paul Springer
Indiana
Joe Hamilton
J. C. McGaughey
Telford McGaughey
Telford Grove
George Grenier
Billy
D. R. Chambers
Virgil McGaughey
Kathryne. Buterbaugh
Rothard, Jr
John Johnston
Jimmy Moore
Daniel Morrison
Shelovta
S. S. McGaughey
Crackside
Elmer Lewis
Homer City
Funeral notices for McFeaters and Reed brothers
Funeral services are planned for Thomas McFeaters at Zelienople with Rev D J Meyers presiding and burial in Zelienople Ottinger Reed. Another Johnstown Civil War veteran Ottinger Reed aged 85 dies. widow Ella Murphy Reed and sons Burbin Reed, Harry Reed, Ira Reed survive. funeral Monday at 2 pm, Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church, interment in Grandview Cemetery.
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D. J. Meyers
McKeesport
Pittsburgh Synod
B. F. Hanley
Bellevue
Zelienople
Ottinger Reed
Johnstown
Ella Murphy Reed
Saree
Burbin Reed
Harry Reed
Ira F. Reed
Seward
T. H. Morris
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Grandview Cemetery
Stock Market Closes Steady Amid Mixed Trade
New York trading on the abbreviated session showed underlying strength. Baldwin rose to 119 or Studebaker to 103 while Mack Truck gained over 8 points to 78 and Schulte Steel to 96. The Copper group was active with solid demand in leading issues. Rail issues remained firm with Government bonds steady and the market closing strong.
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New York
Baldwin
Studebaker
Mack Truck
Schulte’ Steves
Gonper Group
Ievant Pacific
Time and How to Get More of It
A verbose account covers a Chamber of Commerce event with remarks by Ian Hale on Governor Pinchot and Pennsylvania policy. The humorous speech, musical program, dinner by Mrs. Wachob, and plans for a dance featuring Mario’s Orchestra are noted, with names of local attendees and organizers.
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Avery
Ian Hale
Pinchot
Pedamine
Annes
Hay
Hale
Pennslyvania
New York
Hal
Chamber of Commerce
Matig
Mario
Druisahother
Cain Rest
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First Presbyterian
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Essex Essex
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