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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
2
The excerpt presents a garbled анализ of legislative notes and editorial remarks. It references Pennsylvania Legislature actions, Governor Pinchot, and debates over municipal finances and records management. Mentions the Bureau of Deaths and recorder concerns about record accuracy and state versus city authority.
Fragmentary notes reveal a debate over a refuge and salons tied to a hegabltun machine, with scattered phrases about deeds and practicality. The readable text hints at a stalled discussion amid unclear terms and partial names.
A list of graduates and certificate recipients from multiple townships including Burrell, Center Townahly, Ganoe Independent, Cherryhill, Conemaugh, and Grant indicates the districtwide completion of eighth grade tests. Names span dozens of students such as John Crap, Joseph Yunaska, Elizabeth Simpson, and many others with diplomas and certificates recorded.
A long scanned list enumerates numerous individuals granted diplomas and certificates across East, Center, North, South and West Mahoning Townships. Names include Mary Sl¢ath Burn heimer, Andre Baxter, Ida Jane Biss, Agnes Bennett, plus many others, with districts noted as East, Center, North, South and West Mahoning. The fragment preserves multiple full and partial entries for diploma and certificate recipients from local schools.
The president spoke to the naval graduates about the link between military strength, civil liberty, and production. He warned that peace may prevail, but history and human nature suggest war cannot be ruled out, underscoring the need for a capable armed force as a civilian life backbone.
In Trenton New Jersey Col William Mitchell says the United States has no real air force and that air power will decide future warfare. He tells a legislative aviation committee that only a trained organized air force can counter an invader and that eastern cities face air invasion without adequate protection. He notes current air units are auxiliaries to Army and Navy.
A Dairyman meeting hosted by F S Butler and County Agent Warner discussed cow testing, milk records, and plans for a Cow Testing Association. The Marion Center Jersey Picnic and Cattle Show at Community Park on June 13 will feature Jersey cattle classes, a calf club distribution of 21 purebred heifer calves, and a three act drama Joe Guess Wins 1000. A Farmer's Cooperative Auction Sale near Shelocta on June 9 will offer cattle, horses, farm machinery, poultry, and more from 70 members with monthly sales planned.
Report of a family wedding at the Woodward home with relatives from Watt of Homme Mee and others. The ceremony concluded after a gathering at the venue with guests including Mr and Mrs Reed and local families.
A breakfast of social visits and brief calls fills Indiana scenes. Carl and Irene Renalds attend Alpha Phi Alpha dance in Morrowfield apartments after a trip to Pittsburgh. Asher Glenn, a Green Township collector, travels from an overland trip and meets merchants in Indiana. Local residents including the Hollisters, McGuires, and others are noted for visits, brief stays, and routine errands.
A fragmentary obituary notes the death of an 18 year old girl from Rossiter following an appendicitis operation. She was daughter of Armour J. and McFarland and lifelong resident, with surviving parents and siblings Paul Ethel Grace and mail.
Misa Frances Jones sang during the ceremony conducted by Rev. J. C. Pinkerton at the First United Presbyterian Church. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis led the Hellenic dance and will spend summer in Woodlawn then move to Altaoha where Mr. Lewis joins the high school teaching staff. The wedding drew a large audience of fraternity members faculty and friends.
A fragmented text notes a near fatal incident tied to a birthday, mentioning a four year old Jost and several obscured terms. The readable portions reference a birthday event and a possible emergency, but concrete names, places, dates, or organizations are unclear due to the damaged source.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous firms and stock figures including Continental, Nickel, Studebaker, U.S. Steel, Willys Overland and others with percentages and prices. The jumble references markets, suppliers, and potential shares, but no coherent event or narrative emerges.
New York traders sent motor companies and high priced leaders higher in early trades. Maxwell, Chrysley, General Motors, Studebaker, Dupont and other issues rose, while oil stocks fluctuated and railroad St Paul traded heavily. market mood mixed as speculation on consolidations weighed.
Notice sets two actions by Frank Gardner. A public sale on Saturday January 37 1025 at 2:00 PM offers a Chevrolet touring car in good running order though certain parts need attention. A bid invitation requires certified checks equal to 40 percent of bid amount, due by a specified time at the county engineer’s office with titles and dates mentioned.
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