15 Jul 1930
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1930
Page
1
An OCR fragment notes invitations and events at a Quar tuprly offices in fartisburg with a reference to 1800 and Pete. The text is garbled and largely unreadable, but locates a civic or social notice context.
A Johnstown Stand Club gathering at Radford Spring Hotel will feature William Harwood, famed animal hunter, as after-dinner speaker. Harwood will recount African expeditions and India wildlife exploits. County officials will speak. Gloster Bros. cater. over 125 invited guests, including motor patrolmen.
A 14 year old boy from Ridgewood, Robart Woolsey, is accused of stabbing his nurse after luring her to a hill country path. The assailant, described as tall with broad shoulders and blonde hair, allegedly killed a nurse and dragged her body toward a steep drop above a lake. He had attended Hordentown Military Academy and reportedly enjoyed practical jokes.
Incomplete notes reference Butler and Philadelphia area content with mentions of a body and a stabbing. Details are garbled with misspellings and unclear names. No coherent event or facts emerge to confirm place, person, or date.
Obituary notices recount multiple family deaths and funerals across Johnstown and West Liberty. Edward Moore and Ira Moore are mourned with numerous grandchildren, siblings, and survivors listed. William Stover of Portland drowned after boating. Luther A Hayes, Civil War veteran and longtime West Liberty resident, dies after brief illness. service planned at home with interment in West Liberty Cemetery.
The paying contract has not yet been let and the Ringgold road project is under construction. Highway projections in this section are progressing satisfactorily. The Public Ledger states there is 11,000,000 left in State Road funds for Governor Pinchot to dispose of, and it is hoped actions follow accordingly.
The Midwestern reformers voice concern over government wheat purchases and farm policy as members of Congress face re election. Officials acknowledge ongoing agricultural problems and imply the White House will let the Farm Board handle buying without further federal intervention for now.
A garbled Brundidge brief claims a Chicago gang figure named Nei Lingle was killed in a crowded pedestrian subway under Michigan Avenue on the afternoon of January 9. The notice is unclear and mixes street context with unverified life details.
A clipped, fragmentary report notes changes to gas line installations with references to replacing smaller lines with larger 8 inch mains. The text is garbled but implies planned modernization or replacement to improve supply, without clear dates or responsible utilities.
Stocks moved higher in New York at 1 30 P M with professionals more active on the bear side amid renewed investment demand. The rally lifted several issues to new highs since the mid year subturn while leading names such as U S Steel General Electric and Western Maryland showed firm gains in the utilities and industrial sectors.
The article outlines a tense clash between administration supporters and opponents over a treaty ratification. It notes leaders like Senator Fox and Lindsay Borah discuss reservations, with hints that debate may be limited to avoid quorum loss, risking postponement to December if quorums cannot be sustained.
A harrowing night search along a mountain trail near Bennington ends with Goldsborough, a young aviator, rescued from wreckage. Donald Mockler guided rescuers through woods after the crash, while Gertrude Goldsborough walked for hours to reach the hospital as the patrol worked to free him from tangled parachute fabric and debris.
The text presents a garbled account with names and places distorted by OCR. It mentions a Mockler figure and references a search rally or raid, with groups of people alive and others dispersed, suggesting a disrupted or incomplete narrative of a pursuit or incident.
Fragments describe a dramatic family reaction after a night-long vigil for a relative named Jacobi. Grandmother Jacobi and Mrs Gertrude Goldsbrough face exhaustion and emotion as authorities or loved ones communicate by telephone. A sense of urgency and distress pervades the rough, recent events on Long Island and in Vermont sections.
Mrs Hasinger and partner from Pittsburgh secure a top placing in the mixed pair contract event. The field includes A Prankin of Pennsylvania and Chegy Lamberton, with Phillips, Hawes, and Mey noted among the standings. The report records a rainy day’s results with several pairs earning honors.
A historic gathering at Conneaut Lake Park draws Lutherans and clergy for morning services and a women's auxiliary meeting. Speakers include Aiden and H. OG, with conference supervision from a noted assembly leader. The event focuses on worship, youth activities, and church leadership discussions.
Fragmented OCR reads of a local sports item mention Valley boys, a late game, and a close finish near West End field. Alvarda and Heilwood are named in uncertain context as fans await results and next action.
A jumble of names and places shows engineers and visitors from many townships touring the division. Counts, commissioners, and families from McIntyre and Greenstownship visit Indiana area firms, with plans cited for a new filtration plant contract and highway work nearby.
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