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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1925

Page

5

Hearing on Clymer Water Company valuation in Harrisburg

Notes of case before the Public Service Commission of Indiana Borough recount the Wednesday hearing in Harrisburg. Borough and company engineers debated valuation of properties, with Pealer and Rice on the stand, the dispute centering on true asset values and allowed utility returns. The Clymer Water Company showed costs of real estate and rights of way at 35145.68 dollars, while real estate sales brought in 28537.76 dollars.

Public Service Indiana Clymer Water Company Harrisburg Stewart M. Rice Pittsburgh Thomas’ Pealer Water Company Theater Company Omony Pealer Clyer Water Company

Seanor Ends School Course In Business Administration

Beryl L. Seanor district manager of Equitable Life Assurance Society for Indiana and Armstrong counties completed a University of Pittsburgh course on business administration and life insurance salesmanship. The close banquet was at Fort Pitt Hotel Thursday evening. Seanor was class president and wrote $90,000 in business during an 11 week program.

Beryl L. Seanor Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York Indiana Armstrong Counties University of Pittsburgh Fort Pitt Seancer

Arrival in Shaffer Home

Mr and Mrs Harry Shaffer of Second Street celebrate the arrival of an eight pound boy at Roof Maternity Home Railroad Avenue both mother and son are doing well with the baby named James Ducon per family announcement

Harry Shaffer Sec.nd Street

Smeltzer Reunion Slated At Gastown Home

Smeltzer relatives plan a gathering at Mrs. Caroline Reefer’s home near Gastown on Saturday June 20 with races amusements and a social meal. All Smeltzers and friends are invited to attend hosted by the Reefer household. Local business notices list Auto Paris Co North Sixth St opposite the Public Library Timkin and New Departure hearings and Seiberling tires at 248%

Apho Smeltzer Caroline (Smeltzer Auto Paris Company North Sixth Street Timkin Seiberling Tires

Wayne Ave Up in Harrisburg

Borough Engineer Thomas Penler and Borough Solicitor John S Taylor met with Highway Commissioner Wright in Harrisburg on Thursday to discuss Wayne Avenue on the primary highway. Officials explained the current conditions and suggested a low cost reconstruction plan. The state will calculate costs and finalize plans with an announcement likely soon.

Thos. Penler John S. Taylor Wright Harrisburg Wayne Avenue

Locomotive Engineers Head Dies Suddenl y

Warren S. Stone, longtime head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, died after a three day illness at 65. Interment at Lakeview Cemetery after services at Wade Memorial Chapel. He led the union since 1903 and advised presidents including Wilson. W B Prenter assumes duties.

Warren S. Stone Bright Cleveland INS Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Lakeview Tematory Wade Memorial Chapel Stone W. B. Prenter Wilson

Mother of 6 Murdered in Staten Island Home

Rosa Carrara, 48, mother of six, was found slain in West New Bright on Staten Island. Her husband Matteo Carrara is held on murder charges after police say her skull was crushed and she was battered. He offered varying alibis, claiming she fell down stairs then that he killed her in a quarrel. A board was described as the weapon. The report also notes a separate Klan Farm meeting led by Rev. Walter T. Merrick near Indiana.

New York INS Rosa Carrara West New Brighton Staten Island Matteo Carrara

Evolution Teacher Sees Sights In Washington D C

John T. Scopes, the young high school teacher facing trial for teaching evolution, travels through New York and Maryland en route to Dayton. He visits the Library of Congress and Annapolis to consult scholars and discuss defense strategies while denying atheism and stressing freedom to teach science in public schools.

Washington John T. Scopes Tgyton Tenn New York Baltigmore Scope National Capital Library of Congress R. Neal Knoxville Maryland Annapolis I. C. Spyowles Seapes Tennessee Sprowles Dayton Uwe Neal

Gearhart Day Children's Day Services Planned Across Indiana Churches

Tomorrow, about a dozen Indiana churches plan Children's Day services with notable programs and large expected attendance. Flag Day references are anticipated in sermons. Zion Lutheran Church will host a reunion of former members from Rev E M Gearhart’s pastorate on June 14, with Boy Scout participation invited. Other notices list schedule details for Christian Rev Merrick, First United Presbyterian, and First Presbyterian events including children’s programs and choir selections.

Indiana Zion Lutheran Church E. M. Gearhart D.D W.T. Merrick P. M. Genesia First United Presbyterian J. C. Pinkerton FP. W. Hinitt

Thomas Chosen Rutgers Head

Dr John M Thomas elected president of Rutgers University by the board of trustees. He will assume the role September 1 succeeding Dr W H S Demarest who retired a year ago. Born in Covington New York in 1869 he is a Middlebury College graduate and former pastor of the Presbyterian Church in East Orange New Jersey. He also chaired the Vermont State Board of Education from 1910 to 1914.

New Brunswick J. J John M. Thomas Pennsylvania State College Rutgers University Thomas Rutgers W. H Demarest Tiomas Covington N. Y Middlebury College Presbyterian Church East Orange N. J Vermont State Board of Education

Christ Church Sunday School Picnic at Fair Grounds

Christ Church Sunday School held its annual picnic at the Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon. Seventy five members including teachers and friends attended. An old fashioned lunch was served and games such as egg races potato races running races and log races provided prizes for each winner. Kiddies left tired but well fed after a day of pleasure and rest.

Christ's Church

Thimble Bee Club Party Hosts Formal Evening

The Thimble Bee Club ladies were entertained by Mrs. G. C. Baker at her Oakland avenue home in Hoxmer City on Thursday evening. A pleasant close featured luncheon. Guests included Mesdames John Fulmer, W. J. Kunkle, Elgin Kunkle, Wilbur Waetzel, W. S. Kissinger, Daniel Caldwell, John Brown, 8. C. Walbeck, Charles Coup, Lowry Hutchinson, KRob, Ritchie, Martin Learn, William Rhin ard, Paul St. Clair, Montreville Lesly, Russell Kramp and Miss Ruth Learn.

Paul St. Clair Montreville Lesly Russell Kramp Mias Ruth Learn

Bassi and Pezzi Granted Death-Row Reprieves

Harrisburg Pa June 13 Ins Governor Pinchot issued reprieves delaying the executions of four condemned murderers. Michele Bassi and Tony Pezzi of Cambria County were stayed until September 21 to allow Supreme Court appeals. Leamon Crocker and Irvin Grinage of Berks County were granted reprieves from July 13 to November 23 while their appeals advance. Bassi and Pezzi were convicted for killing a paymaster of the Ebensburg Coal Company at Rexis.

Harrisburg Pinchot Michele Bassi Tony Pera Cambrian County Supreme Court Leamon Crocker Irvin Grinage Berks County

Severe storms sweep Minnesota Iowa with tornadoes and wind damage

A low pressure area near Medicine Hat Canada blamed for severe weather across southern Minnesota and Iowa. Chicago reported 44 mph winds causing roof sign and tree damage with two injuries. Iowa storms produced cloudbursts flooding farms, hail up to three feet in Charles City roads, and a tornado at Alexander unroofing houses and injuring a passenger. Rains continued breaking drought though violent storms brought death and destruction.

Minnesota Iowa Middle Western Territory Medicine Hat Canada Chicago Charles City Alexander Marshalltown St. L

Vacation Bible School at First Presbyterian Church

The First Presbyterian Church will run a four week Vacation Bible School starting June 22 supervised by Miss Ida M Shields and a capable corps. All church school children from Junior Primary and Beginners aged four and up should enroll. teachers will visit homes next week to enroll interested parents and children.

First Presbyterian Church Acogi Ida M. Shields Church School

Oil City teen graduation stuns 90 year old father

In Oil City Pennsylvania on June 13 a 90 year old father watched his 16 year old son Phorez Gerald Waldo Jr graduate from Oil City High School. The son completed science and mathematics with marks so high he was exempted from examinations.

Oil City Phorez Gerald Waldo, Jr

New Manager at Conroth's Store Arrives in Indiana

F. A. Price of Tyrone has arrived in Indiana to take charge of the Conroth Store on South Seventh Street. Price brings extensive store management experience and plans to introduce innovations at the Indiana location. He and Mrs Price reside at 204 South Seventh Street Teen.

F. A. Price Tyrone Indiana Conroth South Seventh Street Mr. Price Mra. Price

Picketing Ban Upheld at Adrian Mine by Judge Corbet

The permanent injunction bars picketing marching and any interference with Adrian mine employees of the Jefferson and Indiana Coal Company. Judge Charles Corbet outlines legal basis and sustains the order, citing Pennsylvania law. Production at Adrian reached 840 tons while pickets were present in the morning.

Adrian Jefferson and Indiana Coal Company Punxsutawney Charles Corbet Pennsylvania Corbet Adrianids Lucerne

Murder Case Now On Trial In Boltz Commonwealth

The Commonwealth versus Natale Alempi of Boltz is on trial for the March 15 killing of Fred La Monica at Charles Mines, with Judge J N Langham presiding. Other cases involve William Parkin on firearms, Raymond Glasser on fornication and bastardy, and James E. related assault and battery. A verdict of guilty was returned against Bill Falcone for manufacturing and possessing intoxicating liquor. Tony Nastis pled guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor. Lewis Nagey was found not guilty of arsony. Clarence Witte forfeited his bond for fornication and bastardy after failing to appear. The jury disagreed on Peter Ferchisi for placing explosives and was discharged.

Natale Alempi Boltz Fred la Monica Charles_mines J. N. Langham William, Parkin Raymond Glasser James E. Erat Bill Falcone Tony Nastis Lewis Nagey Arceny Clarence Witte Peter Ferchisi

Meetings at Brushvalley close after ten nights

Ten night meetings at Mt Union Evangelical Church Mechanicsburg led by Rev G W Sprinkle ended Thursday with large crowds, about 400 attendees. Sixty robed Klansmen attended and presented the pastor a purse of money while talks on K K K principles were given by Rev C H Sauffacher of Cleveland and Rev M V B DeVaux of Cincinnati. Public stenographer reopen: Alice L Gailey resumes office in Savings and Trust Building from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, contact H & Cy for phone lines.

Mt. Union Evangelical Church Mechanicsburg G. W. Sprinkle C. H. Sauffacher Cleveland M. V. B. DeVaux Cincinnati Alice L. Gailey Savings and Trust Lange

Subscription plea from the Indiana Evening Gazette notice

A brief subscription request from the Indiana Evening Gazette urges readers to send 80 cents for a trial subscription by mail for several months, inviting new subscribers to join.

Indiang Evening Gazette

Berwick Man in Local Jail

Berwick constable arrives with a warrant for Vic Belles on a statutory rape charge. Belles already jailed in Indiana after a two week sweep by Sheriff John Malcolm and County Detective George Fields for store robberies at Glen Campbell and Chambersville and is sought in Columbia County for robbery.

H. F. Rittenhouse Berwick Columbia County Indiana Vic Belles Belles John Malcolm George Fields Glen Campbell Chambersville

Blunt Kellogg warning on Mexico amid anti American sentiment

Washington dispatch notes rising anti American feeling in Mexico and a blunt state department warning from Secretary Kellogg to President Calles. Ambassador Sheffield reported ongoing opposition to resolving Mexican American disputes as Americans suffer killings and property seizures. The warning aims to force protection of American rights and property following numerous incidents.

Lloyd Lehreas INS Washington México Kelloge Calles James R. Sheffield Coolidge Kellogg

Flag Day observance and tax notice from 1925 borough

Tomorrow Saturday is Flag Day with calls to fly the colors along streets and residences. A tax deadline looms as Friday July 3rd is the last day to pay the borough tax with a five percent discount offered by Tax Collector W P Lowry at the Municipal Building.

W. P. Lowry

Medical Society meeting at Camp Rest as Whit Indiana County

Noted surgeons and specialists attend the Indiana County Medical Society gathering at Camp Rest as Whit. Visiting physicians from Jefferson and Armstrong counties join local members for formal proceedings, lunch, and open forum with Dr. John Phillips and Wallace Duncan of the Cleveland Clinic addressing acute conditions and back problems. The Indiana County Women’s Auxiliary is formally organized during the event with officers named.

Indiana County Mécal Society Camp Rest State Association Indiana Indiana Country Jefferson and Armstrong Inana County Society Anders John Phillips Wallace Duncan Cleveland Clinic Duncans Ming William Zel James

Reunion of Fifth Pennsylvania Veterans at Leavis July Fourth

The eighteenth annual reunion of the Fifth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers will be held at Leavys on July 4 during Old Home Week. The business meeting is scheduled for 1 30 PM and the day will include horse racing baseball and a Defense Day parade with various activities throughout the day.

Pennsylv Leavis

Secretary Weeks Improves After Gallstone Operation

Boston June 18. Secretary Weeks continues to improve after gallstone surgery at Phillips House Massachusetts General Hospital. Doctors report his condition as satisfactory and note he is progressing rapidly toward recovery.

Boston INS Phillips House Massachusetts Oral Hospital

Oil Merger Announced By Five Oil Firms In West

Denver June 18 A 205 million merger involving five oil companies operating in Wyoming Kansas and Utah was announced by James Owen chairing the board of directors of the new concern to be called the Oil Company This historic consolidation aims to streamline operations and expand regional reach across key oil producing states.

Denver Colo Wyoming Kangasas Utah James Owen The Oil Company

Support For Bryan And Tennessee Legislature

New York radio dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan gains support from Dr Frank Goodchild and The Watchman Examiner for Bryan’s stance on Tennessee’s evolution law and the Scopes trial. Quotes defend teaching evolution as a contested issue and question the harm of religious attacks in schools.

New York INS William Jennings Bryan Tennessee John T. Scopes Frank Goodchild Central Baptist Church Watchman Examiner Te Bryan Tennessee Legigiat Scopes Dr. Goodchild

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Borough Seanor Wayne Ave Warren Stone Klan Farm Walter T. Merrick the Christian Church Washington D. C Penn State College Christ Church S. S Thimble Bee Club Bassi Pezzi Ebensburg Coal Company Rexis Mississippi Mercury Daily Vacation Bible School Conroth's Alempi Brushvalley Mexico Republic Philadelphia Indiana County Metal Society—Women’s Auxiliary Gole Bryan Rudolph Chow Wiest Haeckel Virchaw
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