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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1928

Page

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Son Also Hurt In Homer City Roof Accident

George McAnulty 37 died after being knocked from a residence roof onto cement in Homer City while Herbert McAnulty 12, assisting, fell and was injured. The elder man succumbs at Indiana Hospital after being rendered unconscious for hours. He led the Boy Scout Band and was a noted local carpenter. Continued on Page 29.

Paul Campbell Columbia Street Homer City George McAnulty Indiana Hospital Herbert McAnulty McAnulty

Simpson Lewis Flight Winners

In spite of adverse weather conditions the first round of the Club was played yesterday afternoon. First Flight results show Dr. G. E. Simpson defeating J. O. Clark by default, Gilbert S. Parnell beating R. J. Taylor two up, Norman Park over Frank D. St. Clair one up, Dr. W. H. MacColl defeating Charles W. Carnahan all and five, David Noyes beating Wm. Marks five and four, E. E. Wells over James W. Marka by default, Vernon Fritehman eliminating Wm. E. Pierce one up, and Denny St. Clair defeating E. E. Hewitt Jr. six and five. Low medal: Denny St. Clair with 38. Pierce and Fritchman 39 for nine holes. Second Flight results list David Lewis beating Frank L. Neff three and two, E. E. Hewitt Sr. over Galbreath in nineteen holes, Ed Long over Dr. C. BE. Rink three and two, and J. Ellsworth Campbell over John M. Daugherty in twenty.

G. E. Simpson J. O. Clark Gilbert S. Parnell R. J. Taylor Norman Park Frank D. St. Clair W. H. MacColl Charles W. Carnahan David Noyes Wm. Marks E. ‘E. Wells James W. Marka Vernon Fritehman Wm. E. Pierce Denny St. Clair E. E. Hewitt, Jr Pirce Fritchman Simpson Wella St. Clair David Lewis Frank L. Neff E. E. Hewitt, Sr Galbreath Long

Indicted Pleas in Indiana Court Include Liquor Violations

In Indiana court yesterday Ralph Montanes Angelo DeBaulo and Mrs Concetti Feroli and Pater Morganto entered guilty pleas on liquor violations. A verdict of not guilty was returned for Steve Renostay and John Sivek on a larceny charge.

Ralph Montanes Angelo DeBaulo Concetti Feroli Pater Morganto Steve Renostay John Sivek

Governor Smith Eyes Early Nomination On First Ballot

Political Notes by Raymond I Borst reports in Houston that Governor Al Smith appears to be the central topic of discussion as Smith supporters in Texas set up headquarters with George Van Namee arriving to push a convention drive. They speculate on a late breaking first ballot, foresee a second or third ballot nominating Smith, note Maryland’s withdrawal as a cotender cheers their plan, and say platform aims will reflect Smith wishes including a referendum on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment with states choosing.

Raymond I. Borst INS Houston al Smith Smith Texas George R. van Namege New York Albert T. Ritchie Maryland van Namee Stigs

Marriage Announced In Wheeling Presbyterian Manse

Announcement June 12 in Wheeling West Virginia details S Ray Cunningham of Pittsburgh and Madge Corse of Dayton Ohio wedding at United Presbyterian Manse. Ceremony by Rev Charles H Robinson, couple to reside in 1908 on Riggs Avenue Dormont. Reception and further notices listed with local businesses and reservations.

United Presbyterian Wheeling W. Va S. Ray Cunningham Tittsburgh Madge Corse Dayton Charles H. Robinson

Relief Planes Pass Nobile. He Remains Unseen

Radio reports from Citta Di Milano indicate Lieut Lutzow Holm and Captain Risser Larsen flew the search route but did not sight the Italian explorer Umberto Nobile marooned at sea. Nobile radioed he was about 4 1/2 miles away but could not attract attention as relief planes passed overhead. Commandant Medelena aboard seaplane Savoia 65 reached Spitsbergen and would scour Arctic routes for signs of the encampment. three additional relief planes were en route to King's Bay today.

Rome Citta di Mie Yano Lutzow Holm Risser-Larsen Nobile King's Bay Medelena Spitsbergen Arctic

Earhart Flight Lands in Southampton Harbor

Amelia Earhart of Boston along with pilot Wilmer Stultz and mechanic Louis Gordon completed their Atlantic crossing in the monoplane Friendship. The craft landed in Southampton Harbor around 1:23 p.m. English time after departing Barry Inlet at 11:07 a.m., as ships in the harbor sounded whistles and sirens in celebration.

J. C. Orstreicher INS Southampton Eng Amelia Earhart Boston Atlantic Wilmer Stultz Louis Gordon Stultz Friendship

J. C. Stewart Dies By His Own Hand in South Bend

Coroner A. W. Dosch investigated the death of farmer J. C. Stewart in South Bend. Found in a wood-shed with a .25 caliber rifle and a bullet wound to the forehead, the death occurred around 1:30 PM after he had been outdoors that morning. Family said he suffered from tonsillitis but was active earlier that day.

A. W. Dosch Armstrong County South Bend J. C. Stewart

Health car visit to Clymer June 21 22

The State Health car with physicians dentists and nurses will visit the High School building in Clymer on June 21 and 22 to promote child health. All parents are asked to bring children under six for free professional services. Neighboring communities are welcome to join.

Clymer

New road opens to public use between South Bend and Shelocta

A new hard surface road between South Bend and Shelocta, under construction for a year, opened to the public Saturday. When the Shelocta to Indiana project is finished this fall, residents will have a paved route to Indiana.

South Bend Shelocta Indiana

Blairsville Man Fatally Hurt In Fall

Blairsville resident Thomas P Repine 63 a National Plate Glass Company foreman died instantly at 8 15 PM after falling from a box car in the railroad yards at the factory He struck the neck on impact and was pronounced dead at the emergency room An inquest led to a verdict of accidental death with testimony from factory officials and crane crew He had lived in Blairsville 25 years prior to his 1891 marriage to Tillie O Neill and earlier worked in Torrance before returning to Blairsville to join National Plate Glass.

Blairsville Thomas Patterson Repine National Plate Glass Company Ferguson Undertaking Establishment Fred W. St. Clair F. M. Wolff W. H. Cribbs Dpriand Reven Thomas P. Repine Joseph B. Repine Elizabeth (Mikesell) Repine Tillie O'Neill Torrance

Public View of Senator Curtis in Washington

Senator Curtis of Kansas Republican nominee for vice president is expected to appear before the Federal Board of Hospitalization at the Veterans Bureau to advocate the location of a midwest Veterans Bureau Hospital in Kansas. Bargains In Curtain Rods offer $4 rods by J M Stewart. Buchheit Studio opens 471 South Seventh Street for a six week summer term registrations start tomorrow. Tuesday afternoon at 253 Biggee Everybody's favorite seating place 283.

Washington Senator Curtis Kansas Federal Board of Hospitalization Veterans Bureau Curtly Board of Advocate Buchheit Rowa Vollrath Buchheit South Seventh Street Tuesaday

Two Other Girls Read y to Hop Some Time Today

In Harbor Grace Newfoundland Miss Mariel Bell and companions Captains Oliver le Boutilier and Arthur Argles plan a Rome flight today weather permitting after earlier plans to cross the ocean were altered. The group had trained recently and anticipated favorable Atlantic conditions for the westward attempt. In New York the aviatrix Thea Rasche readied her Bellanca plane at Curtiss Field for a solo Atlantic route from Old Orchard Maine to Berlin, Germany, weather permitting.

Harbor Grace INS Amelia Earhart Europe Mariel Bell Oliver le Boutilier Arthur Argles Rome Atlantic Ocean England Berlin New York Bellanca Curtiss Field L. I Thea Rasche Old Orchard Maine Germany

Kiwanis sponsor Brookside Health Camp for two children

Indiana Kiwanis Club pledges to support one boy and one girl for the eight week Brookside Health Camp. Tuberculosis Society notes high demand but twenty four youngsters will be admitted this year. Council of Jewish Women and others plan further support as annual Christmas Seal drives grow.

Brookside Indiana Kiwanis Club Indiana County Tuberculosis Society Tuberculosis Society Council of Jewish Women In Indiana

Improvements in Barber Shop Upgrade at Gazette basement

Wadding and Shank in the Gazette building basement have installed a new chair and announced other shop improvements. Joseph Kritzer, formerly of Indiana, has returned to resume his profession. Mother Mine heads to Brush Valley with a performance at the Hall Friday evening June 22. Home Talent Play tickets are 20c and 36c. Stream's Gift Shop displays a second hand baby carriage in good condition at J. M. Stewart & Co.

Wadding and Shank Gazette Joseph Kritzer Indiana Mother Mine Brush Valley J. M. Stewart & Co

New Arrival in Zehner Home Brings Cal Burdell to Family

Kenneth and Merle Zehner welcome Calvin Burdell weighing 8 pounds as Mrs Zehner presents him at 10 oclock Monday morning on Taylor Avenue. The new arrival brings cheer and harmony to the Zehner home.

Zehner Kenneth Merle Taylor Avenue

Mosquito Protection Gear Noted in Wisconsin Summer

In Wisconsin a humorous photo shows men wearing ear muffs and boys in stocking caps to shield tender parts from pests as a lighthearted take on summer heat and insects.

It’s Cold Too by George E Durno at Coolidge Camp

This piece reports on a mosquito outbreak at President Coolidge’s Brule River camp near Superior Wisconsin. Troops patrol at night wearing netted masks while soldiers guard a bridge and observers count hundreds of mosquitoes. Only Dick Jervis defends the insects as pleasant rather than vicious.

George E. Durno INS Superior Wis White House Secret Service Third Infantry Cedar Island Lodge Edward T. Clark Clark St.Vitus Dick Jervis

Local Horses Win Big at Indiana Show

Last Penny and Delight owned by T W Robinson dr and Highball owned by William Jack returned to Indiana from Buffalo after winning top honors at the show last week. Last Penny Delhi won middle weight hunter and champion hunter, Highball took heavy-weight hunter first, Indiana Hunt Club riders placed second in hunt team class, and nine ribbons were earned in jumping.

T. W. Robinson William Jack Indiana Buffalo Delhi Indiana Hunt Club Alfred Mletcher

Mrs Kerr Granted Pension in Retroactive Benefit

Postmaster Kunkle of Homer City reports Congress man Nathan L. Strong has secured a pension for Mrs. Mary Isabel Kerr widow of John A Kerr. The pension starts retroactively from April 16, 1928, at a monthly rate.

Kunkle Homer City Nathan L. Strong Mary Isabel Kerr John A. Kerr

Hillsdale Garage Theft Is Cleared Up

County detectives and constables arrested Stanley Benkosky Andy Guitetis Porke and Casper Parke on charges of robbing the Hillsdale garage owned by C A Conner. A moonshine still and 40 barrels of mash were found at Parke’s Green Township farm. The large still was unearthed in Parke’s cellar while officers and Conner cooperated in the investigation.

Stanley Benkosky Andy Tony Guitetis Stafford Casper Parke Green Township Harry Koozer Clair Irwin Jack Dunlap C. A. Conner Hillsdale Porke Parke Indiana County Park Harvey Langham Parks Koozer Irwin and Dunlap Conner

Rotary Club program on ethics at Wee’y meeting

James A. Smith chaired the business ethics program and read a wood paper on ethics. He urged love as the civilizational foundation for business and humanity serving. Virginia Smith, his daughter, recited a humorous piece. Visitor S. W. Rose suggested starting a hospital library.

Rotary James A. Smith Rotary Club Virginia Smith

World Dance Marathon Record Smashed To Bits

Pittsburgh reports record dance marathon progress as eight couples keep shuffling beyond 274 hours. The trio of teams, Protec Slovic Weaver, Spade Ross, vie to topple the 282 hour New Kensington mark while other marathons linger past 199 hours at Duquesne Garden and footage shows continued fatigue and pride.

Pittsburgh Wmithereens Academy Theater Joseph Protec Sonia Slovic iBuck Weaver Isabella Spade James Ross Kensington New Kensingto Chicago Duquesne Garden

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Homer Campbell Home Riggs John Marehall Church of Atlantic Ocean U. S Morse and Whitney Auto Parta. Co Rite Theatre Olanteer Eata Bee Stream Plate Glass Works Beatty J. M. Stewart Vee Queen of Diamonds Miss Redpath Hawaii Brookside Camp Kiwanis Club Stream Wisconsin Wee'y
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