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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
5
A mangled OCR item mentions resignations and county measures, with unclear names and places. It references a county or city body and ongoing actions about governance, with hints of a final settlement after an extended dispute. The fragment preserves few readable entities and lacks concrete details.
A garbled yearlong account describes Tamid’s tasks and a broad community effort to learn nature’s secrets and share knowledge. It references Emnot onde, Wonght, and various local groups planning meetings, testing, and preparations for a district event.
In Court Place authorities announce the upcoming marriage of Nye David W. Simpson and Mary Eien Wryhecop with Talmadge of Warman set to preside. Grants of Moween and Nuria Talmadge are noted in the notices alongside related parties and the local office.
The Rev. Dr. William Rinter of Pittsburgh area visited here. Mrs. Mary Hay of Waterdown returns home. Dr. Rinter is one of the editors of the Presbyterian Banner and a Hastty fiends in Indiana and vicinity.
Fragmented OCR style report describes parish activities, sermons, and church life including Sabbath services, lay meetings, and parishioner movements. Mentions Virginia towns, local clergy, and community events while noting disruptions in text and uncertain names.
A Canadian firm raises prices on newsprint by per pound oil and fiber costs. The company controls a significant export paper market, with annual production and trade figures cited, noting impacts on Dominian suppliers and paper producers.
Fragmentary OCR notes a long-awaited visit by a family member to Shenandoah, with references to relatives in Oak Tent and Seerad Wave. The passage hints at a guest, sisterly figures, and a public stand featuring Norma Talmadge in a film titled The Way uta seuss, but many words are garbled.
A new shaft at the Cokeburg mine in Washington County became the scene of a tragic explosion early today. Rescue efforts were hampered by hazardous conditions as authorities confirmed three fatalities.
An explosion in a coal mine near Washington this afternoon buried all workers under collapsed rack and debris. Rescue crews from Washington and nearby towns aided by mines and undertakers rushed to the scene as investigators probed whether the blast was caused by firedamp or dynamite mishap.
An upcoming gathering in Indiana will bring Civil War veterans and allied groups to discuss plans for hosting the annual convention. Efforts include cleaning streets and improving public spaces to present a welcoming, orderly environment for visitors and veterans who "cleaned up" in the past. The event will highlight hospitality, local travelers, and civic pride, with announcements about entertainment and voter outreach expected later.
Post Master at Dixonville resigns from the office and plans relocation to Lidiang where a new appointment will fill the vacancy. A vacancy notice will be issued and examinations for the position will be held at a later date.
Mrs Frank H Daughurty of Le Curt Street was seriously injured from an accidental fall at a Saltsburg home on Sabbath afternoon. She underwent a wrist operation at the hospital and by evening showed improved condition amid optimistic reports from doctors.
Obituary notes report Jane Vqinxsutawnisy of Govadeo and William Simpson, long-time residents, with notices of their deaths and funeral details. Jane dies after illness at home while Simpson, a Civil War veteran and farmer, passes at age 88 near Union Church. Funeral plans indicate services at Cavade Methodist Episcopal Church and burial at Cavade' Presbyterian Cemetery.
Richard Oh Warner, 0 years old, of Perinsdale Pan, drowned while swimming with companions near Williamsport. Brother John W. Warner of Indiana County and others received the distressing news yesterday. Body recovered shortly after. he leaves his mother Mrs Annie F. Warner and several siblings. Funeral services set for tomorrow afternoon. family members depart for Pennsylvania.
Eyson Downs and Arcbuin clashed in a tight finish at Eyson Downs England on June 2 with Spion Kop securing a historic English Derby win. Arcbuin finished second and Orphi hird trailed in a distant third as betting favored the winner.
Spa. Determined Is the Battle That Practically Every One of the Principals Will Lead Advance in Person.
Key figures including Herbert Hoover Leonard Wood and Sun Johnson converge as the Republican contest heats up. The national committee sticks to seating Louisianan delegates amid disputes in Georgia and Louisiana. A subcommittee will review affidavits and evidence, while more hearings are scheduled early next week.
Mrs Mary Griffith Thomas aged 84 widow of Darion Thomas died at her Worth Seventh Street home after a long, active life. Born near Town September 3 she married Mr Thomas and worked in lumber during the pine mill boom. Survived by two daughters and three sons, service to be held at her home Thursday afternoon by Rev F W Hint with interment at Oakwood cemetery.
Mrs Lettie Reed Pattall of Portland Oregon spent the winter with relatives in Huirierville and Indiana County and while returning west is spending a few days in the home of Professor and Mrs Tarnest Worl on Uhuewh street. Pattall was a former resident of Blaivaville.
Orders announce the appointment of Richard W. Watson of this place as Lieutenant Colonel Adjutant General's Department and Division Adjutant of the 28th Division Pennsylvania National Guard. Watson has served over twenty years, starting as a private in 1909 and rising through ranks including captain and major while holding various adjutant and quartermaster roles with the Sth Regiment and 7th Division, with service on the Mexican border and during World War I.
Washington June 2 The President moved into the suffrage battle urging three Democratic Delaware assemblymen to back ratification. If these votes are secured, Delaware’s ratification would be assured and the state would complete the process.
Indiana County Medical Society and State Health Department sponsor a public health meeting at the hospital complex Tuesday afternoon. Papers cover Mik and Water Supply and Social Diseases. Admission 2d and 1e. program includes educational reels and attractions at the Strand theatre.
The court held states may not be compelled to submit liquor amendments to popular vote. It flags that constitutional processes vary by state and notes possible impacts on Ohio and Cincinnati attorney actions. The decision centers on whether a national prohibition failed to require a referendum under state constitutions.
The American merchant term is cited as under the House conferees plan for vessel sales. The Shipping Board may not sell ships to American buyers without Board approval and must record the sale in official Board minutes. The plan emphasizes that five of seven members must approve before sales to buyers can proceed.
The Prairie State Ingbubat Company at Homer City announces a new feature for workers. Half-holidays will be offered starting August, benefiting youths involved in local plans. The notice mentions Saturday activities and a public plan by William R.
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