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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
5
Indiana forecaster Lorentz predicts today will bring rising temperatures reaching or exceeding yesterday's 99.5 degrees followed by showers and likely severe thunderstorms. Cloudiness will increase this afternoon or evening with a cooler Sunday due to heavy showers and storms.
The annual Indiana County Christian Endeavor Union convention will be at Zion Lutheran Church on Tuesday and Wednesday June 9 10. The Quiet Hour Service by Haines A Reichel Tuesday morning and the invitation to all young people's societies are highlighted along with a program of registration song service pre convention prayer meeting speeches addresses roll call conference efficiency music and concluding services led by Rev. Charles I Steffy with benediction.
The Commissioners of Indiana County who direct the Poor sought to buy 20.67 acres for the Poor Farm but the Grand Jury refused the purchase by a 10 to 7 vote. The tract, known as the Hauxhurst farm, is southeast of the Poor Farm and currently owned by B M Cok Esq. The proposed price was 4760.00 dollars.
Miss Beulah Liggett returns to Ada Ohio to continue her studies at Ohio Northern University and has been elected president of the Annsylvania Club for the coming year. She previously served as secretary and is a leader in campus activities.
Fragmented clipping notes a dentist named Dre Truitt and a public hiring or party event linked to The Wayans, with unclear local context and missing dates or locations.
The 18th annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic Department of Pennsylvania will be held in Oil City from June 14 to 18. Round trip fares are one and one half times the base rate with tickets valid June 11 to 17 and return until June 24. The local round trip from here costs $8.40. Certificates to purchase tickets available at the Gazette office. Debates and the Post Commander party depart 6:56 a.m. Monday June 16 arriving in Oil City at noon. Further information on application.
Local youths and several from nearby areas plan to attend the State Boys Camp at Inglenook starting June 25 for eighteen days. A corps of trained Christian workers ensures safety and homelike environment, with a new cement swimming pool and wells supplying water. The camp sits along the Susquehanna River near Peters Mountain, 18 miles from Harrisburg, offering a structured daily schedule centered on recreation, Bible study, camp duties, athletics, and camp fires.
In Pittsburgh on June 6 two people died when 81 year old Samuel Lomas killed his wife Annie 30 then died himself after slashing her throat with a rayor. Neighbors summoned police and Mya Lomas died shortly after at Allegheny Hospital. Lomas, told he had months to live, said I couldn’t do and leave her to another. Survived by two daughters Huth 10 and May 9.
Marriage licenses were granted in Gaaborieaa Md yesterday to Clair Joseph Uoker of Commodora and Miss Be a Arar. Keith of Starter and David Jones Davidson and Miss Bilge of Sir Jame hath of Commodorg.
Major Leonard Darwin, Charles Darwin’s son, 75, defends evolution amid Scopes trial coverage. He calls attacks a retrograde phase, says mind begins from a germ, and sees no clash with religion. He notes his father faced abuse yet remained calm, and expects American scientists to respond fearlessly.
Justin Buchman five died in Indiana Hospital at 2 23 pm after smoke exposure when a Blairsville store dwelling burned early yesterday. Funeral and burial followed Jewish custom. mother and sister hospitalized in Pittsburgh. Firemen fought flames amid bursting hose. loss includes stock and fixtures. cause undetermined likely faulty wiring. building owned by Emanuel Buchman. previous fire damage two years earlier.
Oslo June 6 The Norwegian Aero Club explorers Severdrup Laudhsen Godfrey and Hansen plan to ask a New York committee of mer o club members to undertake a search for Amundsen northwest of Greenland. They will also seek help from French explorer Charcot to search east of Greenland.
The Buds of Promise class of the Evangelical Church met at Margaret Lydick's home on Second Street Thursday evening for its second anniversary. Miss Edna Greiner presented a birthday cake with two candles. After business and social hour, refreshments were served.
Mrs Lydia Wachob and Miss Elizabeth Wachob of Philadelphia Street attended the Varcational School commencement at Elders Ridge on Wednesday evening. Creight Patterson, "3 grandson of Mrs Wachob, was part of the graduating class and among the honor students.
Mr and Mrs Paul B Hasinger of Wayne Avenue entertained the latter s mother and sister Mrs David Taylor and Miss Helen Taylor of Uh Richsville O Will the person who borrowed the best racing machine please return to Daugherty Milling Mill 244 Several choice registered Duroe pigs from prize winning stock of the Schweb farm at Loretta to be sold at Farmers Consignment see at day June 9 12 40 PM HQ Binpatl Shelocta Pay BAR
In Eshowe South Africa on June 6 a crowd of about 6000 gathered to greet the Prince of Wales as 25000 Kulu warriors, armed with shields, appeared without arms for fighting. The town’s population boomed from 500 to thousands, with many arriving by automobile.
President Coolidge will leave Washington this afternoon for a 1200 mile overland trip to Minneapolis and St Paul for the Norse American centennial. He travels with Mrs Coolidge and a large entourage, using a special train for security and convenience.
The Indiana High School L Indien staff and faculty advisers enjoyed a dinner and program Friday at Camp Rest. Miss Margaret Jane Reese led the event with a pencil gift for each attendee. The senior class issued the yearbook, Viola Simpson chaired as toastmistress, and Mr Douglass presented pictures. Attendees included David Lewis Mack Henderson Repel Moorhead Vernon Fritchman Mary Kinter Ralph Robinson Queen Keating Margaret Jane Reese Mr Herlinger Mr Cord Miss Gater Miss Simpson Mr Hill and Mr Douglass. Taxpayers reminded that July 3 is the last day to pay 1025 Borough tax with a five percent discount.
Deaths surged past 200 as an unbroken heat wave gripped the nation from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic. Hospitals were crowded, doctors stretched, and cities reported record temperatures with daily fatalities rising in New York Chicago Ohio Detroit Philadelphia and Indiana amid drought and water shortages.
A military tribunal in Kiev sentenced Tsarist General Belayin another man and a woman to death for sending secret information about Russia to Poland. Twelve others were given prison terms and one person was acquitted.
Madrid reports a widening conspiracy to assassinate King Alfonso by bomb on the track used by a train to Barcelona. A reliable source says more than 200 people have been arrested, up from earlier reports of fourteen.
Dr. C. E. Johnston inaugurates a Blairsville dental practice, moving from St. Marys to reside in the Hershbine property on North Walnut Street. The Royer building has been remodeled with a four-room suite of offices on the second floor.
Mrs Jennie St Clair Reed of North Seventh street visited Blairsville today for a reunion of Blaireville College for Women graduates, held as a dinner at the Jamison Hotel. She toured local furniture displays at Mickinger Furniture Co and Willard Battery Service announces relocation to the Lewis building at Firth and Philadelphia streets.
Zion Lutheran Church hosts a 7 30 p m baccalaureate sermon with visiting ministers in attendance. The event highlightsHigh School graduation observances and church community participation.
Regular notes report baccalaureate services at Zion Lutheran Church tomorrow 7 30 PM with Rev J g Pinkerton and Rev M W Brown at First Presbyterian Church. a Homer City tent meeting begins 2 30 PM on Elm Street led by Rev C H Zahniaer with visiting ministers for two weeks. several reunions upcoming at Zion Lutheran and United Presbyterian in Jacksonville plus Lord s Supper in Jacksonville church tomorrow.
A group of Mildred Ruddock's friends celebrated her eighth birthday at her West Lebanon home. The afternoon featured lawn games and a 4:80 lunch served with a large pink-candle cake. Gifts were given as guests departed. Present were Virginia Fulton Nancy Patterson Mary Gray Vera Ruddock Zuretta Fulton Charlotte Smith Mamie Ruddock Betty Fulton Frances Dunmire June Ruddock Betty Lou Ruddock Peggy Smith Andrew Ruddock Willis Ruddock.
The Maharajah of Gwalior, 48, a leading Indian potentate, died from blood poisoning in Paris at the Hotel Chateau de Madrid. Officials announced his death and France refused permission for a Hindu funeral pyre on the Seine riverside.
Joseph Sizciurella of Johnstown was found guilty in federal court of mailing unpostable matter to the South Fork post office. He received seven years in Atlanta federal prison for the January 28 bombing incident and explosive mail.
Balloon event planned for this evening at 7 30 on South Main street in Homer City. Expected attendance about three people participate in the nighttime gathering with unclear details remaining.
NS Special Correspondent reports at Joliet on June 6 about Bobby Frank's hospital and the nine inmates with similar mental disorders linked to the Loeb case. Dr. Walter B. Sarin and Warder Whitman discuss uncertain duration, treatment, and the possibility of criminal insanity.
John Fleming of Indiana Pa graduates from the Mines and Metallurgy program with a Bachelor of Civil Engineering at a ceremonies in Rolla Mo. He is the first honor man, son of Frank Fleming, a World War II veteran, and active in Tau Beta Pi Phi Kappa Phi and student government. He will work as a civil engineer for the Illinois State Highway Commission after graduation.
Gertrude Faye Smith wed Old Least Merlin of Millville at the Presbyte Parsonage Penn Run in a simple Monday ceremony. The Rev John officiated as the couple departed in a newly prepared car in a modest, heartfelt service attended by family.
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