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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1930

Page

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Annual election and music recital venue details

The piece notes an annual election among harbor doctors and local officials with names such as J. Clair Sloan and N. Nebitt Ray, plus re-elections of secretary and treasurer. It also describes a Thursday evening recital at Mrs H D Way with volea pupils performing varied pieces, followed by refreshments hosted by Mrs Audrey D Mead and guests.

Sthaldondy A. 8. White Evertts Audrey D. Mead Kountz Robert Skelton Hamilton Brahe Martha McKee Perry Smith Marie Adams Risher Martin Spring Strickland Daniel Anna George Kramer Happiness Banks Pauline Almister Steiner Martha McKea Toy Cadman May Magic Stratton Mary Elizabeth Shafer

Fragmented student names and works line a playful program

A garbled OCR listing many students and musical pieces or performances. Names such as Esther Benson-Richard Orange, John Willimae-sorhy, and Margare Benson appear alongside titles like Lullabye and Soldiers’ March, suggesting a chaotic program card or class recital roster with numerous misreads.

Matilda Bruno Keting Esther C. Benson Zureta Imberlake É. Circus E. B. Martin P. "Tchaikosky—Russell Dixie John Wake Lillian Jes Bach Schumann B Harris Ous Robert Schu James Moore

Sing Rite to Sleep Gedree Hobart Briet Greene Anny

Gedree Hobart Briet Greene Anny is praised in a brief notice as they prepare for a lullaby event. The item names the performer and the family connection in a compact village column style.

Gedree Hobart Briet- Greene Anny

Punxsutawney Bridge Collapse After Workplace Crash

Workers finishing east roadway at Punxsutawney were welding when the bridge gave way. D E B Williams and family narrowly escaped as the car teetered on the brink, 20 feet above the river. Richard Morgan of Boonsboro, Md, driving the collapsing truck, escaped injury.

D. EB. Williams Punxsutawney Williams Horace Williame Millan Richard Morgan Boonshoro Ife

Synod reports pension funds raised and college progress

The Synod disclosed two per cent of the ministerial pension fund raised and paid to the treasurer, with $343,000 collected toward a $400,000,000 goal. A contract for 80,000 dollars for the old people’s home addition at Zelienople, Pa was awarded. Elections completed naming Rev. H. H. Bagger as President and Rev. Elmer I. Rice as Treasurer among others. Thiel College reported more students entering universities, four new professors joined, seven faculty taking extra work, and a $750,000 fundraising appeal urged by C. H. Dreshman. The piece notes Thiel’s rising standards under Dr. E. Clyde Xander’s presidency amid cultural concerns about athestic propaganda.

Synod United Lutheran Church Jzelienopte H. H. Bagger Butler F. W. Ash Jeannette H. Schnur D. D Erie Benefjence J. Elmer Bittle Wilkinsburg Elmer I. Rice Duquesne John J. Myers Edgewood Thiel Thiel College C. H. Dreshman Ward Wells and Dreshman Company New York City E. Clyde Xander

Synod Banquet Marks 10th Anniversary of Pittsburgh merger

A banquet at McCreery Hall in Pittsburgh celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Pittsburgh Synod merger. Speakers praised Rev Passavant as founder of key Lutheran institutions while urging church leaders to uphold the Ten Commandments and promote humanity, brotherhood, and abstinence from greed.

McCreery Pittsburgh P. H. R. Mullen D. D Swinsvale BE. C. Xandar Thiel Collage Greenville Ellis B. Burgess Synod W. A. Passavant Passavant Passavant Hospital Lutheran Orphans Home Zelienople Milwaukee Chicago Rochester Deaconess Institution of Texas Nova Scotia Canada Texas and H. H. Knubel New York City Christ Church of Christ H. H. Bagger

Chicago police shakeup aims to curb violence and reform ranks

Acting Commissioner John Alcock ordered a sweeping reorganization of Chicago police, moving about 1000 officers, converting 700 to uniform patrols and reshuffling the Detective Bureau under Lt. John Norton. Five districts will be abolished and five deputy commissioners demoted or reassigned as civil service ranks shift. Meanwhile the Alfred Lingle murder probe shows little progress, while Clarioi-Oweens Illinois Glass Company buys Berney-Bond Glass Co.

Chicago John Alcock John Norton Ithough Grand Jury Alfred Lingle

Stocks and Shares Show Mixed Trading on Market Totals

A jumble listing of stocks at 1:30 shows American Can Anaconda Copper American Tobacco Atchison Topeka Bethlehem Canadian Pacific Chrysler Continental Can Eastman Kodak DuPont General Motors Grigsby Grunow Kennecott Kelvinator Cities Service Willys Overland Miami Tobacco Radio Pure Oil and other issues with varied percentages and values. The item reads like a market page with numerous tickers and fractional gains or losses, lacking narrative context or detailed totals.

Tob. A. Ccseesessas Bewccyes Serge Atchison T. S. FB Viecceeseres A. T Chrysler Ceeeeveeees Dupont Sapreds ATO Eastman Kodak Kelvinator Kennecott Cap Tan Asso Central Bon West Eeryeeep North Amarleah J.sereysseres Reviepivnerres Ssa Ae Lebeerveoneae Radio Corps Igrsee Tretail Sloves Eise Irene Beg Peevegeare

Compston Leads With 68 As British Hope Rises

Took 82 strokes in final round for 207, 0. Didgel, New York pro, hunted Jones until the last hole. Diegel’s 75 in final round boosted total to 293. Jones’s best was 70 early, tying Smith and Cotton for course record before Compston’s 68 put him one ahead. A large crowd cheered the Briton.

Didgel New York Jones Diegle Diegel Bobby MacDonald Smith Henry Cotton England Compston

Court Files Continue Case Against Indiana Church

The filing seeks immediate possession of church property including the church building and parsonage, with keys and records to the plaintiff The First Regular Baptist Church of Indiana Pa Its pastor and successors are named along with a broad injunction against the defendants restraining any interference with church real estate and use. costs to be paid by the defendants and court personnel listed as counsel in the proceedings.

First Regular Baptist Church Indiana Pennsylvania First Regular Baptist Church of Indiana Penna Plainiff Ita J. N. Langham James Mack Fee and Tomb William Ruddock

Journey's End Love Dialogue Draws New York Audiences

The dramatic work Journey's End features a concealed love interest discussed by male characters. The show has run in New York for 13 months with standing room only. Star Colin Clive reprises Stanhope in the film adaptation after long travel from London and Hollywood for 28 days of filming, returning to London for stage duties. The production is an all talking picture recorded by RCA Photophony. Hal Peach, Ritz Theatre organist, will perform a farewell program tonight and tomorrow before his three month vacation, with plans for surprises on his return. Also mentioned are Coplay Northampton bridge construction and the Clarion American Legion post under Craig Fleming.

New York Colin Clive Stanhope London Hollywood Gro It RCA Photophony Hal Peach Ritz Theatre Hal Hfe Halval Indiana

Brooklyn Insurance Man Shot In Suspected Serial Killing Spree

Martin Horwitz an insurance broker, 50, was shot in his Brooklyn car outside his home as a masked assailant urged him to drive away. A second shot hit him in the stomach, a prior attack killed two victims on Long Island. Police cordons and a citywide hunt followed. Horwitz described the attacker as five foot four, blond, about 130 pounds, wearing a dark suit. Two shell casings found point to a smaller caliber used in the LI killings.

David P. Sentner INS New York Martin Horwits Many Horwitz Brooklyn Long Island Carroll Street Brooklyn Avenue Leon Zalb George Ruth Joseph Mozaski Noel Lowley Catherine May Betty Ring Joseph Smith Police Department Joseph Mulrooney Smith Judd Gray Gray-Snyder

Card of Thanks for Father Edgar Lichteberger

Mrs H M Walker expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after her father Edgar Lichteberger’s death. She thanks them for floral tributes and the use of automobiles on the funeral day.

Edgar Lichteberger H. M. Walker

Bomb blasts rock northern Indian cities amid anti-British disobedience

Explosions shaken Lahore Amritsar Rawalpindi Lyallpur Gujranwala Peshawar and other Punjab cities as police say houses rented to unknown tenants housed time bombs. One constable killed and heavy property damage reported. Authorities arrest about fifty Congress leaders amid denial of involvement by the nationalist party.

Hombay Britain India Ortherh Lahore Lyalpur Gujranwala Rawalpindi Amritsar Peshawar Punjab Congress

German Polish Conflict Relaxes Frontiers Standoff

In East Prussia on June 20 a German Border Guard shot a Polish Frontier Guard near Prostin. Initial findings say the Pole fired first on German soil, and the German replied in self defense, killing the Polish guard as patrols questioned the incident.

Lyok Prusela Prostin

Clara Harrys Secret Love Call Reveals Tension

Harry talks with Clara by long distance, insisting she loves him despite rumors of a bank dispute. Clara denies dating others, plans to England to play a London season, and hints at engagement prospects as Harry plans Hollywood then New York.

Clara Harry Dallas Big Boy Texan Toots England London Hollywood New York

Reichsbank Cuts Rediscount Rate in Berlin

The Reichsbank reduced its rediscount rate from 4 1/2 to 4 percent today in Berlin. The move aligns with a broad European trend and follows the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s rate cut yesterday as other central banks ease monetary policy.

Reichsbank Berlin Europe Federal Reserve Bank of New York

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