Nuptials in St Bernard’s Church Rhode Island style wedding
Two weddings solemnized at St Bernard’s Church this morning. Ruth Marie Jones wed Walta Jerome Moreau with sister and brother as witnesses. The couple, ISNS grads, plan an eastern trip and a Chestnut Street home. Also J Clement Hasinger wed Ivan Hoffman in a small ceremony with only immediate family present. Coral couple Mikesell Laney and Roy Mikesell marry in Coral Michigan and Coral area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Catherine Jones
Kenneth Moreau
Indiana State Normal School
Windber
Moreau
Chestnut Street
Guilty Verdicts in Local Court Reported
Verdicts or pleas of guilty were received in Criminal Court cases including Carmel Melvin liquor John Jewett colored Stafford Tr apan and Victor Longo liquor. Settlements affected in cases William Parkin pointing firearms and assault and battery Aymond Glasser James B Craig aggravated assault and battery Charles Winkleman assault and battery Clifford Winkleman assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel Melvin
John Jewett
Stafford
Trapan
Victor Longo
Peter Cora
Scott Glen
John Pencik
William Parkin
Charles Winkleman
Clifford Winkleman
Medals Awarded to High School Students for Excellence
In the school assembly, Miss Aileen Gipson received a gold medal for excellence in business writing and Miss Sarah Wiley earned a similar medal for high honors in rapid calculation. Superintendent Harry of Flerlinger congratulated the medalists in a complimentary ceremony.
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Aileen Gipson
Sarah Wiley
Harry of
Flerlinger
Prof Ray Hurt in Marion Center Auto Incident
Prof. Clark E. Ray is hospitalized after a truck collision in Marion Center. Witnesses and authorities seek details about the driver and vehicle. A community supper and fundraising event is planned at Marion Center Park on Saturday evening. Local notices mention related bake sale items and a church gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark E. Ray
Indiana Hospital
Marion Center
Hompson
Prof Ray
Early to Bed Theory Given a Body Blow
New York June 10. Lt. This item notes the aging business leader George F. Baker, 81, head of First National Bank, declares a 25 percent dividend, the largest in New York banking history. Baker, banker and director, cites concerns over early retirement among American businessmen.
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New York
INS
Osler
George F. Baker
First National Bank
Wall Street
Baker's Bank
New York Clearing House
al Sh
Ifq
Tragic Wellesley romance ends in double shooting
In Wellesley Massachusetts Priscilla Amidon 15 and Sterling Mills 18 were found after a gunfire tragedy in the woods. Priscilla died from a self inflicted shot while Mills wounded then shot himself as police and medical examiners noted a doomed romance between the high school athletes. Mills later died.
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Wellesley
Mass
INS
Priscilla Amidon
Sterling Mills
Mills
Newton Hospital
Prigcifla
Priscilla
George L. West
Youn Mills
A Choice of Occupations in a Family Visit
George Buchanan Wolfenden arrived in Indiana for a long stay at his parents home with Mr and Mrs Charles Gilbert Wolfenden of North Sixth Street. Mrs Wolfenden and young George, weighing nine pounds, are reported to be doing well.
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George Buchanan Wolfenden
Indiana
Iis
Charles Gilbert Wolfenden
North Sixth Etract
Wolfenden
George
Auto Club Dinner Set for June Fifteenth
Invitations for the Automobile Club of Indiana County dinner to be held at Camp Rest-a-Wilde Monday evening were mailed today. A large attendance is expected and each member may invite a guest. Members are asked to send their reservations to help with preparations.
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Automobile Club of
Indiana County
Camp Rest-a-Wilde
Tae
Ule
Third Ward Junior High Graduation Concert Notes
The Third Ward High School feature night showcased a packed audience and an exceptional program. Highlights include orchestra, speeches, solos by Harvey North, Daniel Tyger, Louis Cervenuk, and Ruth Wadding, plus prizes and Legion medals. A class picnic follows with transportation options and a 5:80 dinner before parents gather for the High School Commencement.
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Third Ward
Presbyterian Church
Harvey North
Daniel Tyger
Patrick Fazio
Agnes St. Clair
Virginia Kooser
Robert Gessey
Winters Held In Brutal Murder Case
Pittsburgh June 10 Raymond Winters Interurban conductor was held in the county jail for the grand jury on two murder charges after a coroner s inquest into the deaths of Alexander and Helen Sabo ages 8 and 6 Winters confessed to striking one child with a rock and reports say the skulls of both children were crushed with a stone and their bodies dumped in a creek near Castle Shannon May 28
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Pittsburgh
INS
Raymond Winters
Alexander
Helen Sabo
Winters
George Murven
Cas Tle Shannen
YACHT STARTS ON ADVENTURE
San Francisco June 10 INS One of the longest and most adventurous races in yachting history will start this afternoon when four yachts of the San Francisco Yacht Club sail from the Golden Gate for Papeete Tahiti in the Society Islands. Sails alone are allowed as the repelling force. The winner will receive a trophy donated by Sir Thomas Lipton.
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San Francisco
Waly
San Francisco Yacht Club
Golden Gate
Papeete
Tahiti
Society Archipelago
South Seas
Sir Tomas Lipton
Explosion Fatal to Girl Aged Six in War Blast
Adeline Frain aged six, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Frain of Bolivar, was killed in a war related explosion. She leaves parents siblings Marguerite May Florence Emmagene and Franie and Karl. Funeral attendance included Mr and Mrs Charles Carmichael and their daughter, and Mrs domestary of Saxonburg, plus Mr and Mrs Michael McQueeney and son Thomas Heilwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Frain
Joseph Frain
Bolivar
Joseph
Corene (Carmichael) Frain
Marguerite May
Florence
Emmagene
Franie
Kar
Charles Carmichael
Domestary
Saxonburg
Michael McQueeney
Sei
Thomas
Heilwood
Iceland Suffers as Heat Wave Grips Reykjavik
Iceland faces a heat wave with temperatures around 72 degrees in the shade. Officials note the unusual warmth for this season as residents adapt to the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Reykjavik
Iiceland
Scottish Rite cathedral cornerstone laid in New Castle
In New Castle Pa the cornerstone of the new 1.5 million Scottish Rite cathedral was laid at noon with Masonic leaders present. Pennsylvania Grand Lodge officers delivered remarks before about a hundred guests. A downtown parade preceded the ceremony and visitors from Ohio West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania joined. The cathedral is slated for completion this year and will serve New Castle and western Pennsylvania. Dr Allan W Urmason commanded the New Castle lodge with city help arranging Cascade Park visit after the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICAS/MUE
Pennsylvania
Buchanan
Pittsburgh
New Castle
Ohio
West Virginia
Allan W. Urmason
City of
Cascade Park
Shepherd Jury Complete Today In Murder Trial
Chicago June 10 The trial of William Darling Shepherd accused of murdering Billy McCintock with typhoid germs to obtain a 1 000 000 estate proceeds as jurors near completion. Ten jurors were tentatively accepted and the court hoped to finish jury selection by nightfall with veniremen and attorneys present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shicago
INS
William Darling Shepherd
Billy” McCintock
Lynch
Mae Marsh to Take Year’s Rest
Screen star Mae Marsh is ill and may be forced to take a year away from films. She is returning to New York on the Olympic Fire Damages Paper Plant. In Connellsville a fire caused about $10,000 damage at a local printer, with linotype saved and press repairs ready for today’s editions. The Strawberry Festival sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary was postponed from Friday to Thursday June 18 due to date conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Eng
INS
Mae Marsh
New York
Connellsville
Courier
American Legion Auxiliary
Kiwanis Club Message From Western Union Official
A letter from J. B. Calvert of Western Union to Kiwanis leader P. J. Bailor notes welcome news for Indiana residents. It details meeting plans at Latrobe near Tollewild Park, with Bailor as a speaker and arrangements for urgent telegrams outside hours. Continued on Page 4 Col 7.2
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Calvert
Western Union Telegraph Company
Eastern Division
BC. Buchheit
Kiwanis Club of
Indiana
Kiwanis Club
Inddiana
P. J. Bailor
Kiwanis Clubs
Tollewild Park
Latrobe
Wvnll
Pittsburgh
Kiwanis
Johnstown
Johnstown Telephone Company
Free Swimming Lessons At Y Campaign Sparked
Indiana parents urged to enroll children in free Y M C A swimming lessons after a Gazette report on Harry Sheesley drowning at Helvetia Dam. article argues lack of swimming skills endangers children and adults, urging widespread participation to cut drowning deaths.
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Indiana
the Gazette
Harry Sheesley
Helvetia Dam
Harry
Funeral of Mrs. Daugherty in Brenizer
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Katharine Pifer Daugherty aged 24 will be held Friday at 2 PM at her gate residence in Brenizer with Rev. Ringer officiating. Interment in Blairsville Cemetery. She is survived by husband John F. Daugherty son Johnny and Harry, mother Mrs. Matilda Fifer, and brothers and sisters George Charlotte Margaret Clair and Laura Pifer.
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Anna Katharine
Pifer) Daugherty
Indianan Hospital
Mornine
Breniger
Mr. Ringer
Blairsville
Jothn F. Daugherty
Brenizer
Tayo
Johnny
Harry
Mas
Matilda Fifer
Indiana
George
Charlotte
Margaret
Clair
Laura
Pifer
Trunzo Attends Brooklyn Funeral Then to Stamford
Dominick Trunzo, well known resident of Homer City, is in Brooklyn for the funeral of a relative. He plans to proceed to Stamford, Connecticut, to spend several days with friends after the rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick “‘Taimzo
Homer City
Beooklyn
Stamford
Conn
Priends
Evolution Theory Seen as Best God Link Says Pastor
Dr Jason Noble Pierce, pastor of First Congregational Church in Washington and adviser to President Coolidge, defends evolution as the best hypothesis of how God works. He notes science and religion align, rebukes Bryan’s portrayal, and predicts the Scopes trial could expose misrepresentations and benefit the nation. The piece links to a broader church view on Darwin, Shakespeare, and famed figures in a historic setting.
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Coolidge
Coveland
Burgins
Los Angeles
Walt
Job ‘Thomas Svopes
Tennessee College
Tigh
Jason Noble Pierce
First Congregational Church
Washington, D.C
Presidnt
Costidge
Dew. Pierce
Los An
Vieree
Frank Dyer
Darwin
Shakespear
Mary
Mother of Jesus
Pasteur
Lincol
Woodrow Wilson
Bradford
Brewster
Pilgrims
Woman Granted Divorce Over Cruelty Allegations
Philadelphia June 10. Mrs Joseph Samody employed by a Philadelphia family was granted a divorce after she testified her husband Joseph 48 tied her to a plow and whipped the horse when it moved slowly, struck her with a flower pot, and was cruel to cattle, while threatening to kill her. The court found she was entitled to relief despite his claims of peace.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Samody
Joseph
Coe Farrier
Court of Common Pleas
Samody
Government plans coast guard shifts in rum patrol
Washington reports the treasury confirms a winter shift of coast guard cutters from rum enforcement to life saving and navigation protection. Officials urge six additional cutters and more facilities for steamer Lane protection as critics say normal navigation service has been neglected.
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Robert 8
Thornburgh
Dn. S
Washington
Rum Trust
The
Treasury
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Pacific
Rum Patrol
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Seattle
Hawaii
Coast Wise
New York
Maine
Ohio Visitors Attend Anderson Reunion in Jacksonville
Mr. and Mrs. Will Fails and son Donald from Taetonia Ohio visit former neighbors in Jacksonville and will attend the Anderson reunion at the Fair grounds today. Mrs. Fails is Miss Nora Anderson in her youth. Allen, a Johnstown teacher, will join later and they plan a few days visiting old neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Fails
Donald
Taetonia
Jacksonville
Anderson
Fair Grounds
Ferrier Critically Ill After Stroke In South Seventh
Andrews, Ferrier of South Seventh Street, assessor of the Second Ward, suffered a paralytic stroke at home Monday evening. His condition today is described as very grave with left-side paralysis. Platinum and Diamonds Our diamond salesman, Mr. Wylie, will call you in a couple of weeks for jewelry interests. We carry a large stock of all kinds of diamond jewelry and registered designs. J. W. Wehrle & Co. Indiana, Pa. Established 1645.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylie
J. W. Wehrle & GO
Indiana
Westminster Guild Strawberry Festival on Presbyterian lawn
The annual strawberry festival will be held Thursday evening June 1 at 5 o clock on the Presbyterian Church lawn. Menu includes strawberry shortcake sandwiches salad ice cream cake and a suit pressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Westminster Guild
Presbyterian Church Lawn
Indiana Camp for Girls and Boy Camp Opens Soon
Indiana Punxetawney Brookins DuBois and Clearfield counties announce a union camp for girls near Ren Pollack farm along Little Mahoning Creek with doctors nurses and trained leaders. The boys camp at Inglenook opens June 25 with statewide attendance. quota filled by week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Punxeytawney
Brookins
Inglenook
Bruce Dihsmona
Mai Stewart
William Musser
JC Dickie
Albert Scott
Fred. White
Paul McGregor
John Rhoads
Elville
Paul Neal
Clymer
Scholes
George Whitmyre
Convention in Session at Zion Lutheran Meeting
Continued on Page 4 Col C E CONVENTION is in session with Haines A Reichel of Youngstown to deliver principal address. The Cotton session in Zion Lutheran opens this evening. Rev. Charles I Steffy and Mrs. Lulu Braughler lead as officers. program lists quiet tour, song services, reports, a business meeting, and addresses by Rev C E Rolon and Rev A Rolon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines A. Reichel
Youngstown O
Christian Endeavor
Zion Lutheran’ Ci
Reichel
Pennsyl State Sabbath School Associa
Pran
Mre
M. Ellenberger
Papopie
Rav
R. B. Keirns
Contene
C. E. Rol
A. Rolo
Coolidge Returns Home From Long White House Trip
President Coolidge completes the longest journey of his White House tenure returning to Washington at 8 am from Minnesota where he spoke at a Nordic American centennial event. The 3,400 mile trip included breakfast on the train and plans to stay two weeks before heading to Swampscott, Massachusetts for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Nesota
Mra
Capli
White House
Swampscott
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Jones
Walter J. Moreau
J. Clement Hasinger
Eva Hoffman
Mikesell Laney
May Laney
R. S. Laney
Roy Mikesell
Aul Mikesell
Coral
Logal
H. S
Prof. Ray
Wee Marian Center Park
North Sixth Street
Presbyterian
Auto Club
Evening Gazette
Addigey Gazette
Diana
Shepherd
Muscallonge
Girl
Corry
Mary Gregg
Findlay Lake
Gregg
Trunzo
Waronrum
Trust
A. C. Ferrier
Chas
Sixy
Punxsttown
Brookville
DuBai
Clearfield
Sporting News
C.E. Convention
Coolidges
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