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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1933
Page
2
Indiana society chatter centers on knitted dresses with Daisy O'Hare hosting 16 to 20 models at 267 North Sixth Street Tuesday and Wednesday June 20 and 21 from 2 to 4 PM with instructors planned. college news lists multiple local graduates from Vassar and other schools returning home for summer.
The notice advertises private or group instruction inPlano with summer class pricing. The contact is Thelma Moorhead Goeltz at 88 North Sixth Street and phone 507-M. It lists specialized instruction and enrollment options for the season.
The Myers Literary Society presents a program featuring Retitation Class led by Walde Pierce and Evelyn Latimer, Mouth Organ Quartet with Ray Carroll and Ellsworth Bowman, and a Reading Class headed by Clarissa Britton. Other contributors include Jona Lewis, Viola Bowman, Mae Ginter, and George Black with musical numbers by Wilber Sexton and Harold Henry, among others.
Do You Remember One Year Ago Today pulling off a triple steal that scored Ben Chapman as the Yankees beat the Indians 7 6 Bil Dickey homered Five Years Ago Today Bangle Hitchcock entry beat Nobel by lengths to win Bayside Steeplechase at Aqueduct Ten Years Ago Today Bill Til den reached the semi finals of the New England tennis championship defeating Aff Chaplin Jr at Springfield Mage Olver Joung Olympic Club Kughard Red Oliver Texas Christian University athlete will join the San Francisco Olympic Club this year to play gridiron and track
Grain futures closed easier with wheat and corn down 4 to 14 cents and December wheat peaking at 82 1/2 cents, rye also up to 14 cents. Produce markets show steady poultry and butter, eggs steady with nearby receipts, and vegetables like tomatoes and cabbage priced in varied ranges. Livestock receipts include cattle at 500, hogs 500, sheep 250, and calves 125 with broad price ranges across grades.
A large crowd filled the Tabernacle for Rev. Scruby’s second week of revival meetings with the Lehman evangelistic party of Wheeling West Virginia. Denior Lehman spoke on Who Are You from Acts 2 39 Acts 4 12 and Acts 11 17. Messages each evening focus on different facets of the Christmas and Gospel story with the next topics The Struggle of Christ in the Cradle Wilderness and Cross. Services begin at 8 o'clock and all church members are invited to join.
County Agent Warner reports a surge of troublesome weeds including Devil's Paintbrush or Orange Hawkweed across Indiana County pastures and roadsides. Quack grass, Yellow Rocket, Winter Cress, Field Pepper Grass, and other weeds spread by seeds and roots. Two-crop rotations and careful cultivation are advised, with a new weed killer sold as sodium or calcium chlorate.
Roy Cherry Tree and Mrs. Daniel Snebley with family stay at Mrs. Margaret Tonkin’s home in New Castle. Children’s Day services held at the Presbyterian church at 11. Bible school begins June 3 in Cherry Tree high school building and runs two weeks. Certificates will be awarded. Miss Emogene Aughenbaugh spent weekend in State College. Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson back from Cleveland and lake trips. Mr. and Mrs. A. Flato and children Lois Billie and Lester Flato visited Pittsburg. Mr. Flato earned a master’s degree. Miss Irene Ricard of Arcadia visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Clark of Hastings and son George visited Steele Clark.
INS report by Elenore Meherin recounts Stanford University Press executive David Lamson and wife Allene Thorpe Lamson’s courtship and marriage, then the December 1928 murder scene. Neighbors recall Lamson’s shocked plea as blood stained his hands and the bathtub held the pale body, with a bloody pipe found nearby. Authorities name a real estate agent and Mrs Brown as witnesses amid rumors of a campus tub mystery.
New York report tells of Christine Compton an American actress stranded two years on Goat Island near Tobago. She survived on canned food and a single jar of caviar kept between meals. She built a rough shelter, faced snakes and iguanas, and spends time at a typewriter awaiting return to Park Avenue.
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