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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1920

Page

4

Death Claims Oldest Resident of the Borough

John T. Tinthoff aged 61 and described as Indiana's oldest resident died Saturday afternoon from arteriosclerosis with complications. Services were held at his Bonth Birth street home led by Rev. Bennet W. Nutchinson of the West Methodist Episcopal Church. He was a former painter and paper-housing worker, a member of the Indiana Bear Club, and leaves a wife Harriet Jang Mienner and children Flora Worster Alice Corbis Jah Gray Mary lig, plus siblings and several grandchildren.

John T. Tinthoff Indiana Pries Bennent Ww. Nutchinson Wigst Methodiat Episcopal Church Mare Oakland Colery Willian and Henrietty Mosher Tinthoff Lebanon Lebanon County Apic Hera Paraits Tavliana MY. Tin Methodist Episcopal Church Savas Tinthof Indiana Bear’ Club Tihany Tinthoff Harriet Jang Mienner Flora Worster Austin Alice Corbis Freeport Jah Gray Vandergrift Marylig Wolna Hertainger Ald Mary Marshall South Pitchtreet Evandchildren

Postal Pay Raise of 33 Million Recommended

Joint Congressional Committee reports proposed postal salary increases totaling about 39 million dollars for the first year starting July 1. Rural carriers would gain 81,800 plus 40 dollars per mile beyond 21 miles. motor route carriers 2,000 maximum. village delivery 1,000 to 1,200. Clerks and city carriers to be classed into five ranges with 1,400 annual plus 100 per class. substitutes 0.50 hourly. special clerks 1,900 to 2,000. watchmen and laborers in two grades 1,050 and 1,450.

Washington Congress Congressional Commission

Indiana boy appointed to West Point list grows

War Department announces thirty six Pennsylvania cadet appointments to West Point for July first nineteen twenty and includes seven from the Harrisburg recruiting district with addresses in Reading Barrsburg Altoona York New Cumberland Johnstown and nearby towns. Panama Canal Zone enlistment rush offers promising sunlit promotion with sights hunting and fishing opportunities and a favorable climate for Army service.

Amy War Department Dennsyvania West Point Harrisburg Indiana Hever Waller A. Buck Railroad Avenue John Pa Richard G. Lerhing JRA Goodstreet Reading David J. Ellingr Boas Street Barribsurg Richard KE. Nugent 17Th Avenue Altoona Victor H. Wilson Madison Avenue York Samuel H. Fisher New Cumberland Cenarge Mi Somarset Street Johnstown Panama Mountain Artillery Panama Canal Zone Field Artillery Chief of

Commencement Exercises At Third School For First Four Year Class

Tomorrow evening at 8115 the Third School holds graduation exercises for the first four year class. Dr Robert McGowan of Bello field Presbyterian Church will deliver the lecture. Nine graduates, 1 boy and 10 girls, are celebrated as the district’s first four year high school cohort.

Robert MagGowan McGowan Bello Field Presbyteria Piltshurch Tul Elias Diana

Reception Committee for G A R a local plan

General Harry White appoints J M Marshall as chair of the Reception Committee for the G A R visitors week. The committee asks allied organizations to supply details. headquarters open June 7 at the P I R Station with duties instructions to follow. Local Civil War veterans listed among organizers.

Harry White Indiana C. A. RR J. M. Marshall Bolaw

Christian Endeavor Convention in Indiana June 15 16

The thirty second annual county Christian Endeavor Convention meets at West Presbyterian Church on Tuesday and Wednesday June 15 and 16 with the slogan We Needs Me. The program includes morning quiet hour sermons prayers reports, afternoon song service and county officer reports, and evening services led by Rev. Lotz Rev. Hunter and others. Business session and social follow Tuesday events and Wednesday features address by state secretary Haines A. Reistchel and missionary topics. A final prayer and discussion close the gathering.

County ‘Christian Endeavor West Presbyterian Church Ackey Philadelphia Hal Boaters Richards Smickshiner J. N. Hunter Blairs- Villa Lotz Blairsville A. B. van Orner Huntington Maur Floyd Tompkins Sony. Servi Mis Haines A. Reitchel Gettysbure Indiana County Mm. Ryall Saltsburg

Daugherty badly hurt in fall at Market Street home

Mrs Daugherty of Tocust Street suffered a severe fall at the home of Mr and Mrs Av Shupe on Market Street Sunday afternoon. She was found semi conscious and later taken to Indiana Hospital. Attending doctors work to determine her condition as family mourns the funeral of Mrs Frank St Clair.

Daugherty Market Street Frank St. Clair Shipa Rand Indiana Hospital

Couple Are Wedded Here in Clairton

Mr Hamer J Bushouan of Clairton and Miss Lucinda R Hilo of Wilkinsburg were married by Rev B W Hutchinson on Saturday May 29th at the First Methodist Church parsonage onYi Church Street. The couple left May 0 train for Buffalo and points beyond and will reside in Clairton.

Hamer J. Bushouan Claipton Lucinda R. Hilo Mary Wilkinsburg B. W. Hutchinson First Methodist Church Yi Church Street Buffalo Clairton

Turmoil in Waukegan as naval leave sparks clashes

A quiet Waukegan morning was shattered when sailors and marines from the Great Lakes naval training station chased through streets amid shots and terrorized crowds. Stones were hurled at cars, including a naval lieutenant's vehicle, wounding his wife. Police and guards dispersed the gathered youths.

Waukegan Nerroes Great Lakes R Ynal

Quiet wedding at Rev Sproull home in Penn Run

A quiet wedding took place Saturday afternoon at the home of Rev W J Sproull in Penn Run. Miss Helen Kathryn Barr daughter of the county treasurer and Harry Arlington Allison son of Mr and Mrs William K E Allison of Green Township married and will reside in Green Township after a brief wedding trip.

W. J. Sproull Penn Run Helen Kathryn Bai Samuel L. Barr Indiana Harry Arlington, Allison William KE. Allison Green ‘Township Green Township Allison Thore Ara Sinca My Bart Mary Johnston Jesse Lintner Blairsville Linjner

Family heads west for two month tour

Mr and Mrs John M Daugherty of Church street depart for a two month western trip. They plan to visit Spokane Washington at the home of the latter’s brother and sister in law Nar vey Garman, who has been critically ill. The couple will also tour Yellowstone National Park and other points of interest.

John M. Daugherty Church Street Spokane Wash Mops Narvey Garman Yellowstone National Mark Alhey

Aeroplane Man Arrives for Taciana Exhibition Flights

J C Tall of Pittsburgh, rep Johnston Aviation, arrives in Taciana with his plane. He plans daily exhibition flights for an indefinite period and will offer rides for a fee at the Newler farm landing field in White township.

J.C. Tall Pittburgh Johnston Aviation Company Taciana Newler Farm

Desert Gokl't Basket Pievies at Chestnut iave

Strand Tomorrow Zane Gray story Desert Gokl't Basket Pievies opens at Chestnut Lane Idlewood Park. Picnic privilege free inquire trolley service dates begin June 6 with plan for public turnout and community picnic events.

Zane Gray Chestnut Iave Idlewood Oy Lotust Park Seftiye

Palmer Attitude on Red Menace Sparks Uproar

Attorney General charges assistant secretary of labor post while Palmer defends stance amid anarchist linked claims. The political clash centers on perceived sympathy with radical groups and the administration's response to the red scare.

Palmer RED’ Menace Labor Post

Palmer Defends Anti-Red Campaign in Washington

Attorney General Palmer, before the House Rules Committee, denounced ultras as a threat to civilization and charged Assistant Labor Secretary Lewis J. Post with obstructing the anti red drive. He alleged Post sympathized with anarchists and cited hundreds of cases where Post released proven anarchists.

Washington Brand Menae Meriva Palmer Labor Lewis J. Post Havin Post House’ Rules Conwnities Post Chat Palmer Unts W Ld

Prank Jehov A Gaels Star K Ball Player Dies

In a district report a Gaels football backfield star named Tehovies suffered a fatal car crash after a speeding collision near Youngstown. The athlete, popular among supporters, played for the Eagles and was noted for unusual merit as a backfield standout. He had long been part of the team and its local following.

Jehov A. Fe Is .Dé Anton Youngstown Sylvahia A.M. Saturda Jehoyies Tehovies Championhi Pape

Memorial Day Observance By Veterans and Auxiliaries

A vivid description of Memorial Day activities with veterans from the War of the Rebellion Spanish-American and World Wars marching with sons and grandsons. The crowd gathered under bright May sunshine at Indiana State Normal School as Eramus Wilson, veteran journalist, delivered the principal address.

Thei Reditha Tndiana State Normal School Eramus Wilson Pittsburgh Gazette-Tithes Stin

YMCA plans and fundraising appeal for members

YMCA outlines new plans to increase income through annual gifts and local donations. The message encourages many contributors without personal solicitation, presenting generosity as part of regular benevolence. Also mentions film program notes and upcoming showtimes for Sporting Life and Partners of the Nights.

Measles and Scarlet Fever Reported in City

Contagious cases were reported to the Indian Board of Health today. Measles records for Staps and Donald McGaughy include ages 12 and 10, linked to Edward Young of Philadelphia Street and Alva McGaughey of North Tenth Street. Desert Gala show announced at the Strand for tomorrow.

Indian Board of Health Tarry Edward Young Philadelphia Street Donald McGaughty Alva McGaughey North Tenth Street

War Class diplomas set for Penn State graduates

STATE COLLEGE and Penn State plan to award diplomas to a war class of 853, including 24 men who left studies for service. Many had one year of work left and held similar positions as graduates. About 220 will complete by summer, including women. Freshman and county entrants joined the war, with ceremonies starting Saturday and alumni union day following. Rev Charles Broadway Tabernadei preached at the baccalaureate.

State College Penn State Avi Mal Cbalane I Vollepe Charles Broadway Vunion

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John F. Tinthoff Shaffer Joseph Shafter Colume i Joint Congressional Committee Walter A. Buck Garris U . S. Military Academy First Presbyterian Church TH. Wi M. Banks BM. Lytle W. B. Stahl Wh. A. St. Clair LM. Gamble Theo Marshall, Wiliam CG. E Civist Hwinitt Titian Terugon D. D. Pattison Clymeo Christian Wydeavoy Union Hmerick Rochester Mills Floyd Tontpkins Zane Gray 2 Nightie Falls Lumbus Ohio Lance le Fas Life A Paramount Tomarrow Nornip Voi Dames and Wi ‘Taus Calunm William Wassell William Fox Arthur Dacksar Epinsett J. Flynn Etraud Tolay R.A. R Daugh| Bere Mary Roughry Gang Firdy the Strand Lyric Hall Orchey Tts Columbus Ohio Accademy Stead Tenerrow Desert Gold Jeno Willam Russell Fox Colume YMCA Sporting Life Maurice Tourneur Nigts Goldwyn-Rex Beach le Roy Suatt Grand Thursday Byjay
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