Death Claims R D Holmes and Dinsmore Dick
Robert D Holmes aged about 6, lifelong Indiana County resident dies in Dixonville Hospital at 1 25 AM Thursday May dust from complications of diseases He owned threshing outfits for 34 years and is survived by several children Funeral services set for Heilwood at 1 PM Saturday from the home of son Ross Holmes Interment Laural Swamp Cemetery Dinsmore Dick aged 78 dies at his son Alex Dicks home in Blacklick township From heart trouble Funeral services at 2 30 PM Saturday at Alex Dicks home Interment Blairs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Holmes
Indiana County
Dixonville
John
Annie (Denwiddie) Holmes
Ken Wood
Ben Coy
Clymer
Rogs Holmes
Heilwood
Paul Lydie
New York
Gertrude Stephens
Ross Holmes
Laural Swamp
Dinsmore
Dick Dinsmore Dick
Alex Dick
Blacklick Township
Blairs
D A R Award Essay Prizes For Indiana Students
The D A R of Indiana offers two and a half dollar gold pieces to a boy and a girl in West End and West schools for the best essay on American History. This year Paul Revere was the prompt. Margaret Reed, England-born parents, won in East End. Walter Nelson, Sweden-born parents, won in West End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
West End
Margaret Reed
England
Walter Nelson
Sweden
Former Indiana Girl Married in Harrisburg Home
Mr and Mrs Samuel Brady of East Pittsburgh formerly of Indiana announce the marriage of their daughter Ruth to Alexander McCullough of Turtle Creek on Saturday May 26 at the home of Mr and Mrs William Beveridge of Harrisburg Miss Brady while a resident of Indiana was an employee of King Razor Mfg Co The many friends of Alec and Ruth wish them happiness and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Brady
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Ruth
Alexander McCullough
Turtle Creek
William ‘Beveridge
Harrisburg
Brady
King Razor Mfg. Co
Alec
Uncle Jim Marshall Back At Work After Illness
County Commissioner James M. Marshall resumed duties at the office yesterday greeting friends and receiving congratulations on a full recovery from a prolonged illness, with locals optimistic he will serve many more years on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Marshall
Jim
Government studies plan liberalized rediscount rules
Washington June 1 The Federal Reserve Board began studies to draft regulations for the liberalized rediscount privilege under the Sheppard McFadden amendment. The change would help business by allowing producers of staple commodities to obtain prompt payment by presenting bills of lading with drafts at member banks, which may discounted and then rediscounted at the Fed. Under prior law the privilege applied only to a narrow agricultural class.
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Thornburgh
INS
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Reserve Banks
Father Tries To Kill Son In Suffering Home Incident
In Sries Pennsylvania on June 1 Grant Gloeser was wounded by his father Edward Bloeser. The 47 year old attacker hacked the boy’s wrists with a razor and then attempted suicide. Police believe unemployment and an unbalanced mind drove the act. The mother intervened to save the boy.
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Srie
INS
Grant Gloeser
Edward Bloeser
Bloeser
Two More Bodies Taken From Mather Mine
In Mather, Pennsylvania, two additional bodies were recovered from the wrecked mine, bringing the total recovered to 189 out of 193 miners killed. Red Cross headquarters have moved from Mather to Waynesburg.
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Mather
INS
Red Cross
Waynesburg
Plans Rise to Aid Italia Search In Arctic Wastes
OSSO Norway June 1 Italian Alpine troops fur traders seek traces of Italia crew. A great combined land sea and air search will start within a week, with ice breaker Hobby and Braganza due at Kings Bay Spitzbergen within 48 hours. Norwegian and Italian officers prepare aircraft, seaplanes and Dornier Napier plane while four Alpine chasseurs remain isolated near Mossell Bay without contact to King's Bay. World Arctic explorer Roald Amsaden and flyer Lincoln Killsworth to lead international relief.
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OSSO
Norway
INSI
Spitzbergen
Italia
Arctic
Braganza
Kings Bay
Hobby
Leutzow Holm
Ingerta
King's Bay
Jhalmar Bilsey-Laysen
Lieut. Dietrichsen
Germany
Citta di Milano
Mossell Bay
Umberto Nobile
King’s Bay
Roald Amsaden
Scouts Pledge to Guard Borough Shade Trees
The Boy Scout troops of Indiana pledge to plant and protect shade trees along borough streets. They vow not to damage existing trees, to ask others not to deface them, and to monitor planted trees in their areas. Scoutmasters Jos J Porter A N Gressley James Lepley Reed Beatty Dean Schrecengost Reyburn Keeler and others sign the commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troops
Indiana
Jos. J. Porter
A. N. Gressley
James Lepley
Reed I. Beatty
Dean Schrecengost
Reyburn Keeler
Dirigible on Road Home in West Chester
A navy dirigible returning to Los Angeles with seven congressmen aboard circled West Chester at dusk and dropped a floral tribute over Oakland Cemetery for Congressman Thomas S. Butler. Two boys scaled the wreath to the eve ning pins as car and truck parts and garden crockery ads appear nearby.
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West Chester
INS
Navy
Los Angeles
Thomas $. Butler
Oakland Cemetery
Tyson Home Burns Left Elderly Couple Destitute
The Tyson residence near Fulton Run was destroyed by fire leaving Mr. and Mrs. Tyson, both 80, destitute. He bought the property in March with nearly all his savings, which were burned in the blaze. Helpers may donate cash, food, or clothing at the Evening Gazette office or the County Commissioners office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyson
Fulton Run
Evening Gazette
County Commissioners Office
Free Opening at Camp Rest A While Park
The Camp Rest A While board invites the public to the park opening next Sunday, June 8. The swimming pool, club house, playgrounds, and lunch tables will be free for attendees. Dinner and refreshments are available for purchase from park manager Mr. McCann. Grounds have been cleaned and renovated to comfortably serve members through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCann
Marshal Chang Tso Lin to Abdicate and Retire
London reports Marshal Chang Tso Lin, dictator of the Peking government and North China generalissimo, will abdicate and retire into Manchuria. Earlier hints of surrender of Peking to Nationalists were dismissed. his retirement opens the gates to Southerners. Japan warns Nationalists to avoid Manchuria after Chang's entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Marshal Chang Tso Lin
Peking
Natics 1 Moves Office to Woolworth Fe and 10 Cent Ride
The notice states that Natics 1 will move the office to Woolworth Fe and 10¢ Ride, with opening planned for June 4 under W. P. Shepard, chiropractor, at 230.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth
W. P. Shepard
Natics 1
W. PL Shepard
Sample baseball gloves for sale cheap
gloves and mitts damp and slightly damaged offered by J M Stewart & Co at 298 This store closes 9 45 to 11 Saturday June 2 funeral notice for Mr McNelis father read at Steving's Luriting Stuce 238s
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J. M. Stewart & Co
McNelis
Steving
New Century Club Sponsors Health Checkup Drive
Mrs. H. J. Johnston announces the New Century Club sponsors a Health Car drive with involvement from the Parent Teachers Association and county churches. The vehicle will visit Indiana June 4 to 7, offering exams for children from newborn to five years, excluding contagious diseases, at the Indiana High School Building starting Monday at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Johnston
New Century Club
Parent-Teachers Association
Indiana
Indiana High School Guilding
Dr. Fleming Opens Dayton Eye Clinic in Home Hospital
Dr. E. L. Fleming, a Dayton physician for fifteen years, bought the William Hamilton property at 122 North Sixth Street to reside and practice. His private Dayton hospital will be run by Dr. R. K. Butler with an added wing for eye ear nose and throat work and minor surgery. Fleming will practice general medicine and has long served on the Board of Education and as a director of the First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Fleming
Dayton
William Hamilton
North Sixth Street
Fleming
R. K. Butler
Hamilton
Board of Education
First National Bank
Aunt Sarah to bury son Albert Martin at 80 in Apollo
In Apollo Pennsylvania Aunt Sarah Martin 94 will bury her son Albert Martin 80 who died at his Oak Hill home Wednesday night He is survived by one and several children A dance event begins Saturday June 2 atop the Penn Albert hotel rent garden featuring a 16 piece orchestra and dining options Reservations are advised Greensburg 2200 with a $2.00 cover per couple
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo
Sarah” Martin
Albert Martin
Oak Hill
Martin
Ane
Penn-Albert Hotel
Rent Garden
Greensburg
Sten
Harvard Wins Brains Contest From Yale In Cambridge
Harvard defeats Yale 17 to remaining in a scholastic brains contest in Harvard Square Cambridge. Ten man teams took a three hour English literature exam funded by a Putnam prize of 600 for book purchases for Harvard athletes. Judges included Prof C G Osgood, Prof H G Adams, and Prof A Ke Potler with Disputes over results in Princeton and Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mar Sune
INS
Harvard Square
Crimson
Yale
Harvard
United States
Alps
William Lowell Patni
Putnam Fund
M. Pusey
Council Bluff
Dodan
Harviud
Scranton
Roders
Chas. G. Osgood
Pringetons
Hog. Adams
Carnell
A. Ke Potler
Browisville
Victory claimed in West Virginia presidential primary
West Virginia voters delivered a reported 12,000 to 15,000 margin that revived hopes Hoover can be stopped at Kansas City. Senator Goff touted the defeatist line as a rallying point to criticize Hoover after Indiana and to challenge his delegate lead. Hoover aides dismissed the setback, predicting at least six of West Virginia’s 19 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
All
West Virginia
Herbert Hoover
Goff
Secretary of Commerce
Kansas City
Hoover
Indiana
West
Old Homestead in Town Sold
James D. McCune purchased the William St. Clair Homestead on North 9th Street for 8500 dollars. Transfer handled by a local real estate agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. McCune
William St. Clair
North 9Th Street
McNelis Funeral Time Change Noted
The hour of the funeral services for the late Thomas McNelis has been changed from 10 o'clock to 9:80 o'clock tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McNelis
New Roberts Family Baby Born In Graceton
Mr and Mrs R A Roberts of Graceton announce the birth of a son in Indiana Hospital early this morning both mother and child in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
and Airs
R. A. Roberts
Graceton
Indiana Hospital
Lost Dogs Sought in Mine Under Williams Farm
County Game Warden Lois Litzinger reports dogs missing license tags at the Williams farm Green township. D R Williams fined 380 dollars at a hearing before Squire C C McLain for harboring three unlicensed dogs. Litzinger and Turner Streams forced entry with a search warrant. Williams allegedly hid the dogs in a coal mine and disappeared during the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Litzinger
D. R. Williams
Green Township
Squire C. C. McLain
Litzinger
Williams Farm
Williams
Squire C A. Mahan
Dixonville
Turner Streams
Southern Cross Near Honolulu on Pacific Hop to Australia
A tri motor monoplane named Southern Cross was within 210 miles of Honolulu and 300 miles at dawn, aiming to link North America with Australia by air. News from San Francisco reports a strong tail wind aiding the flight and a planned Hawaii landing, while army planes met the approaching craft at Wheeler Field to escort it to the landing strip.
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Southern Cross
San Francisco
Brisbane
Australia
Hawaii
Fiji Islands
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Harry W. Lyons, Jr
Charles T. O. Ulm
Kingsford-Smith
Ulm
Lyons
James Warner
Tr Pacific
Gard
San Francisco Examiner
T Charles Ubln
Honolulu
Pacific Coast
Wheeler Field
Oakland
Cal
America
Honlulu
Coxey’s Army Might March On Washington Again
Washington reports Gen. Jacob S. Coxey of Ohio plans a fresh unemployed march if Congress stalls. He learned which lawmakers helped defeat his money bill and vows a referendum among 6,000,000 jobless to decide on a march when Congress resumes. He cites the cost of Federal Reserve notes and urges extending such printing benefits to the people.
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Washington
UIS
Coxey
Jacob S. Coxey
Munsillon
Ohio
Capitol
Ans
Gen. Coxey
Congress
Federal Reserve
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R. D. Holmes
Joseph George
Dinsmore Dick
Blacklick
Uncle Sim
GOV
Son
Brown's Hotel
Dirigible
Auto Parts Co
Ritz Theatre
Brown’s
Tso Tin
Indiana Co
DR. E. L. Fleming
W.va
Smith
Soff
Reed
Brown's
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