Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Indiana Evening Gazette in Indiana, Pennsylvania

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 28 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1928

Page

1

Gasoline Pumps Tested in June Reported

May 23 letter urged local Scalera of Weights and Measures in Cambria Fayette Somerset and Westmoreland counties to test pumps in June. Reports from J T Stewart Deputy Sealer note Joseph Evans Cambria tested 150 visible pumps with 122 correct and 28 incorrect and 73 automatic gauges with 62 correct and 11 incorrect. Dunamore Cambria tested 182 visible pumps with 140 correct and 42 incorrect and 49 automatic gauges with 35 correct and 14 incorrect. Jones Johnstown tested 70. Continued on Page 2.

Cambria Johnstown Fayette Indiana Somerset Westmoreland J. T. Stewart Joseph Evans Cambria County Dunamore F. E. Jones

Death claims Mrs Milliron in DuBois after illness

Mrs. Sarah Melissa Milliron, born August 19 1872 in Smicksburg Pa, died Friday night at 8 30 at her DuBois home after two weeks illness. She married W W Milliron March 14 1898 and lived in Falls Creek Brookville Punxsutawney before moving to DuBois twelve years ago. Five grandchildren and six children born to the union survive along with her husband, mother, siblings and five grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at Evangelical church East Long avenue with Rev T J Barlett conducting services. burial in Morningside cemetery.

W. W. Milliron Smicksburg DuBois Sarah Melissa Milliron J. J. Lukehart Falls Creek W. W. Milliran Brookville Punxsutawney May Boyer H. J. Millican L. F. Millican Hazel Helen T. J. Barlett Morningside Cemetery

Rochester athlete survives skyrocket injury in Washington

Forrest Douds of Rochester, Pa., formerly with Washington and Jefferson, returned home from Washington hospital after being struck in the face by a skyrocket on July 4. Doctors say he will be fully recovered in time for the football season. his upper jaw bone was fractured by the blast.

Washington Forrest Douds Rochester Washington and Jefferson Washington Hospital Douds

Rescue Efforts Continue For Nobile Expedition Survivors

Heroic rescuers by sea and air battle to save stranded refuges of the Nobile expedition and relief parties. Seven expedition members aboard the Russian ice breaker Krassin, led by Captain Sora, are safe. Italian chasseur and Dutch companions saved near North Fast Land, flown to King's Bay. Rumors circulate in Moscow and Berlin about further picks up by the Krassin and possible discovery of Captain Amundsen and five companions. The fate of Prof Finn Malmgren, leader of the Mariano Zappi group, is noted.

Arctic Krassin Sora Chesseur van Dongen North Fast Land King’s Bay Moscow Berlin Krausin Ronald Amundsen Finn Malmgren

Indiana man earns Doctor of Pharmacy title

Monty Harvey of Indiana P A, after receiving his diploma from the University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy, passed the State Board tests and is now a licensed pharmacist. He is working at Miller's drug store while enjoying the milestone.

Monty Harvey Indiana P. A School of Pharmacy University of Pittsburgh Miller’s

Mrs Douglass Improves After Hospital Operation

Mrs Frank Douglass 84 S 9th Street advanced but stable after surgery at an Indiana hospital. She passed a comfortable night and was reported improving today amid well wishes from friends. Tennis racket sale advertised by J M Stewart & Co concludes with unusually low prices next week.

Frank Douglass S. 9Th Street Indiana Hospital J. M. Stewart & Co

S S Convention In Los Angeles Wondrous Event

Los Angeles July 11 delegates from over 32 million Sunday School folks gathered at Shrine Temple. Pennsylvania 350 in two trains arrived at 6:20 PM. 700 delegates attended, with speakers from Africa to Europe. Governor Young welcomed, program spans seven days led by Dr W C Poole.

Los Angeles Calif Atata Pennsylvania Travning Indiana County Shrine Temple C. G. Young California George Lastman Chamber of Commerce Hugh S. McGill Chicago International Council of Religious Education Africa Asia Australia Europe North South America W. C. Poole Juonon

Body of Emilio Carranza Returned to New York for Final Arrangements

The body of Mexican air hero Captain Emilio Carranza arrived in New York from Mount Holly New Jersey to await shipping to Mexico. The cortege traveled via Holland tunnel with New Jersey state troopers escort and was met by New York police at the Hudson terminal. Key Mexican officials conferred at Campbell's Undertaking Parlors as the body lay in state awaiting further arrangements.

New York Mexico Emilio Carranza New Jersey Mount Holly N. J New York City Campbell Boardway Frank E. Campbell H. B. Rodriguez United States A. N. Martinez M. Gonzales J. Lopez

Street Car Restaurant and Confectionery Reopens After Refurbishment

The Street Car Restaurant and Confectionery presents a bright atmosphere after remodeling and painting by Elah T. Grube. New showcases, a player piano and radio, a shoe shine stand, neatly arranged news stand and confections decorate the interior creating a pretty, comfortable setting for patrons and street car riders.

Elah T. Grube Grube

Majestic Radio truck tours Streams area in big red wagon

A large red Majestic radio truck owned by Hamburg Bros. of Pittsburgh visited Streams Music Store. Salesmen J Har and W A Hoover demonstrated the set and spoke to customers as the vehicle displayed the radio connected to power.

Majestic Hamburg Bros Pittsburgh Streams J. Har W. A. Hoover

Rural Carriers Meet Tuesday Indiana County Group

Members of the Rural Letter Carriers Association of Indiana County will hold a meeting in the Indiana Post Office building Tuesday evening at 7 80. Regulations to be presented to the State Association will be discussed and considered.

Carrisra’ Association Indiana County Indiana Post Office State Association

Dr A H Stewart Alive and Resting at Crystal Springs

A circulating report claimed Dr A H Stewart died at Crystal Springs. The rumor is unfounded. he is actually at Crystal Springs for a week of rest.

A. H. Stewart Crystal Springs Stewart

Regular Notices at Zion Lutheran Church Service

The Union Evening Service will be held at Zion Lutheran Church tomorrow with sermon by Rev. Dr. F. W. Hinitt of the Presbyterian Church. Service opens at 7 15 with an organ recital by Mrs. Walter H Jackson featuring pieces from The Pearl Fishers Intermezzo Angelus In the Garden Posilude and other selections. The Zion Lutheran James F F Chapman RBibis Class will enroll then visit the Trade City Lutheran Sunday School carrying church greetings. Rev Van V Eddings, director of Orinoco River Missions, Venezuela, will speak at both morning and afternoon services.

Zion Lutheran Church F. W. Hinitt Presbyterian Church Walter H. Jackson Preade Pearl Fishers Bizet Delibes Angelus Massanet Overtary Goodwin Posilude Spence James FF. Chapman Trade City

John Jacoby Birthday Celebration at 84

A birthday gathering at 66 South Seventh street celebrated Mr. John Jacoby turning 84. Family and friends attended from Greensburg, Philadelphia, Indiana, and Homer City, with a noon dinner and well wishes for his health and cheer. Also noted are two teachers, Miss Margaret Anderson and Miss Barbara Harkleroad, departing for training courses in Vineland New Jersey and Berkshire Summer School of Art in Massachusetts.

Joan Jacoby South Seventh Street Mr. Jacoby Pittsburgh Jacoby Clair Leng Greensburg C. Jancoskey Philadelphia William Jacoby Indiana Ross Rambough Homer City Margaret Anderson South Third Street Vineland N. J Barbara Harkleroad Berkshire Summar School of Art Monterey Mass Harkleroad Sean Mount Pleasant

Missionary Hart to preach at two United churches

The Rev. Same Hart, a United Presbyterian missionary in Egypt for five years, visits Crete and Jacksonville churches. He will preach at Crete United Presbyterian tomorrow at 1 o'clock and at Jacksonville United Presbyterian at 2:30. Also featured are automotive products and a Hoover sweeper sale at J. M. Stewart & Co.

Same Hart United Presbyterian Egypt Crete United Presbyterian Church Jacksonville United Presbyterian Church

Carranza Flier Emilio Carranza’s Death Shocks Mexico

Mexico mourns Emilio Carranza the celebrated aviator after his non stop flight from New York to Mexico City ends in tragedy. President Coolidge offers USS Florida to Mexico as the body may be returned aboard the battleship if accepted. Mexico awaits official word as search efforts continue along the Atlantic coast.

Washington Emilio Carranza U. S Florida Coolidge State Department Mexico Mexico City INS Cob Charles A. Lindbenzi United States New York Roosevelt Field Atlantic Coast

Jeanne Eagles Divorces Coy in Chicago Case

Jeanne Eagles stage star of Rain and Her Cardboard Lover was granted a divorce from Edward Harris Ted Coy farmer Yale athlete whom she wed in August 1925. Miss Eagles charged cruelty. Judge Joseph Sabath signed the decree after taking the case under advisement as he indicated. Mrs Eagles' mother and Ernest Byfield testified Coy had blackened the stage star's eyes.

Chicago Jins Jeanne Eagles Rain Edward Harris Ted” Coy Yale Miss Eagles Joseph Sabath Miss Engel Ernest Byfield Coy

Principal Glassford Honored With Feather Suitcase Gift

A Lucerne schoolhouse gathering honored Principal Robert N. Glassford and Mrs. Glassford with a feather suitcase from directors Weldon and Miller. The event followed a social hour and luncheon, marking Glassford’s re election for the coming year.

Lucerne Shoolhouse Wighth Rrada Robert N. Glassford Glassford Weldon and Miller

Four Epworth League Delegates Attend Mountain Lake Institute

The Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church sends four delegates Mae Brilhart Mary McCoy Mary Emmerson and Paul Emerson to the Mountain Lake Park Maryland institute this week. About four hundred youths from the Pittsburgh region attend for education and inspiration. They will return Monday.

Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church Mountain Lake Park Maryland Mae Brilhart Mary McCoy Mary Emmerson Paul Emerson Pittsburgh

Dancing Every Saturday Night at Penn Albert Roof Garden

Riggs Fresh coffee brand promoted. The event at Penn Albert Roof Garden in Steensburg Pa features dancing every Saturday night from 9 to 12. Admission is 2.00 per couple.

Penn Albert Roof Garden Steensburg

Miners Near End Of Meeting In Indianapolis

International Policy Committee of the United Mine Workers resumes talks on ending the national bituminous coal strike. Illinois miners proposed terms as rumors circulated about reaching a settlement today. Strict secrecy was maintained from international president John L. Lewis to ordinary miners inside the conference chamber.

Indianapolis International Policy Committee United Mine Workers John JL. Lewis

Three in One Campaign Strategy for Hoover

Herbert Hoover concludes his cabinet career and plans a nationwide swing to be formally notified of his presidential nomination. He outlined a three campaign strategy emphasizing eastern battlegrounds to hold the Republican line from Massachusetts to Delaware, stressing prosperity tariff economy and security of Republican administrations.

W. K. Hutchinson INS Washington Herbert Hoover Palo Alto Cali Hoover East Atlantic Massachusetts Delaware

Lightning Strikes Oak Shelter, Kills Five Cows

James Douglass, a progressive farmer near Cherry Tyee, reports five milch cows killed by lightning during a storm yesterday afternoon. The cattle sought shelter beneath an oak tree when a bolt struck, killing the cows instantly.

James Douglass Cherry Tyee

Republican Women to Meet in Rest Room

The Republican women of Indiana and White township are summoned to attend a meeting in the Rest Room Monday afternoon July 16 at four oclock There will be a reopening of the discussion on the amount of clues to be assessed for the coming year Correction Polka Dot Peaches advertised by West Indiana General Supply Co in Fridays paper at and cans for 25 cents should read 6 cans for 1 00 Read the ad it has some rare bargains Treat the family Bat at Riggs

Indiana White Township West Indiana General Supply Co

Hearing Near for Quinten Craft in Auto Deal Capture

Quinten Craft 21 of North Point is jailed after a chase from Oakland garage where he paid 693 with a bad check for an Oakland coach. State Patrolmen Donzella and Fennell pursued Craft for three miles toward Clarion, but he remained silent.

Quinten Craft North Point EF. C. Donzella H. H. Fennell Oakland Automobil Company Fennel Craft Oakland First National Bank of New Bethlehem Fennell Enned Srait Squire C.tc eLain Donzela Clarion Donzella

Cloudburst Strikes West Pennsylvania Hordes of Floods Hit Pittsburgh

Western Pennsylvania reels from another cloudburst with floods washing roads and streets, halting transport. Pittsburgh area worst hit. B and O line crippled between Pittsburgh and Wheeling. a section near Wylanville washed out. Jacobs Creek service disrupted. fires follow lightning strike on a farm barn at Allison Park causing about 7,060 dollars in losses.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio Wheeling Wylanville Washington Jacobs Creek Pittabuugh Steve Koehn Allison Park

Judge hears will dispute on family wealth in Dundee

In New Philadelphia on July 14 a probate judge heard a division claim from George Oliver near Dundee. The request sought two thirds of family bears maturing in the garden plus a pillow and a cat as part of a settlement with his wife. the matter centered on parting ways with the spouse.

New Philadelphia Jins George Oliver Dundee A. H. Lammeck

Camp Mahoning Scribe Reports A Lively Day At Camp

A Camp Mahoning report describes a morning with Mr Jupiter Plavins and Mr Morgan, despite three brief storms. Activities included tug of war, canoeing, tether ball, and a first round with about thirty signups. Evening games in Marion Center and a Camp Story Teller held the boys’ attention, with a Wild West tale. Four campers joined a secret order for a lively night.

Jupiter Plavins Mr. Morgan Marion Center Eversett True Whatgoq Secret Order Tina

Also Mentioned on This Page

Milliron Nobile S. S Ryan Spirit of St. Louis Dr. Stewart Union Second Holiness Convention John Jacoby Ante Parts Co Ritz Theater J. M. Stewart & Go Riggs Jeanne Eagels E. L
Search Courier

Search the Indiana Evening Gazette Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Indiana Evening Gazette?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication