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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1925

Page

6

Oakland Bride Weds Indiana Attorney in The Abbey

Misa Gladys Washburn daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Washburn of Oakland and Attorney Robert M Fisher son of Hon John S Fisher of Indiana were married at The Abbey Oakland California Monday afternoon. Rev W A Ross officiated with Miss Maury Fisher Maid of Honor and George S R Stewart Jr Best Man. Reception followed at Washburn home and couple plan to settle in Indiana. The bride a Mills College graduate 1921 wore a white satin gown with tulle veil.

Abbey Oakland California Misa Gladys Washburn Elmer Washburn Indiana Conservatory of Music Robert M. Fisher John S. Fisher Indiana W.A' Ross Fruitvale Walter Carvnth Stanley Rice Misa Ruth Stockholm Washburn Mra. Fisher Mills College Calif

Harkless to Elks Convention Train Tour

Edwin Harkless of Indiana Lodge leads a large Pennsylvania Elks group from Pittsburgh on July 2 for the national convention in Portland Oregon. The route includes Chicago Omaha Denver Salt Lake City Yellowstone Grand Canyon Santa Fe Albuquerque Los Angeles San Diego and a return via the south with a 64 mile sightseeing trip at Denver and a visit to Mormon grounds and Dead Sea dipping at Salt Lake City.

Edwin Harkless Indiana Lodge No. Gi Benevolent and ‘Protective Order of Elks Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Order Portland Ore Chicago Omaha Neb Denver Cal Colorado Springs Salt Lake City Yellowstone Park Yellowstone National Park The Elks Los Angeles San Diego Grand Canyon Santa Ve Albuquerque N.M Col

Grimes Suspended After Cubs Umpire Altercation

New York June 24 The Chicago Cubs first baseman Charley Grimes was suspended for five days and fined $100 for his altercation with umpire Wilson during the Chicago Cincinnati game. NL President John A Heydys announced the action.

New York Charley Grimes Chicago Cubs Wilson John A. Heydisy National League

Missionary Speaks Tonight at Zion Lutheran Church

Mrs Roy Strock a missionary to India on furlough will speak at Zion Lutheran Church tonight at 7 80 mentioning the program and inviting members and the public to attend.

Tenight Zion Roy Strock India

Twins 60 Dies by Mutual Pact In Coop Deaths

Geneva N Y June 24 Charles and William Thomas 60 year old twins who were college graduates and wealthy crawled into a chicken coop to starve themselves to death a few weeks ago They remained there for several days before being found Now they are at Willard State Hospital The brothers are a double enigma to officials and are believed to show remarkable coordination in thought and action They suffer acute distress if separated and each follows the others moves.

Geneva N. Y Charles William Thomas Willard State Hospital

Indiana's oldest resident celebrates birthday at Bouchers

History notes David M. Ruffner born June 21, 1831 in Armstrong county. He lived in Hillsdale then Gettysburg before moving to Indiana. A blacksmith by trade, he recalls tales of early citizens and a notable 19th century political confrontation involving Gen Harry White in a senate campaign.

David M. Ruffner Indiana Harry K. Boucher Mr. Ruffner Armstrong County Hillsdale Gettysburg Ruffner Harry White Mosgsgrove Senate Mossgrove Afl General White

Explosion Injures Fifteen Aboard Thousand Islander

Kingston Ontario June 23 Fifteen of the twenty six aboard the Thousand Islander were injured when the launch exploded. Passengers were thrown into burning gasoline and saved by Ivy Leg villagers rescuers. Captain Hawes of Alexandria Bay New York suffered broken shoulder and severe wounds. The boat sank and divers will recover belongings.

Kingston Ont Ivy Leg Hawes Alexandria Bay N. Y Alexandria Bay

Surprise party for Mrs Rezolla at Joha residence

A surprise party was held Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Joha in honor of Mrs Rezaella. The guests enjoyed music and dancing and were served luncheon during the celebration.

Joha Regzolla Rezaella

Governor to Take Trip West

Harrisburg June 24 Governor Pinchot will leave Harrisburg Sunday for a tour of the west to the Pacific coast and return July 18. Hoy Wins Camera Dame Davis of Indiana wins a camera from Pollock's Pharmacy for guessing the correct number of week spools in the display window.

Harrisburg Gay, Pinchot West Pacific Coast Hoy Dames Davis Indiana Pollock's Pharmacy Garpert Kodaks Court House

Arctic expedition in danger of cancellation over navy radio

Secretary Wilbur orders the MacMillan Arctic voyage abandoned unless Commander MacMillan agrees to use Navy radio equipment. The destroyer Putnam heads to Sydney to seize naval gear from the Florida as MacMillan refuses the Navy set. The dispute centers on radio wave length and equipment control for the expedition.

Washington INS8 International News Service Portland Wilbur Donald B. MacMillan Donald M. MacMillan MacMillan Putnam Sydney U. S. S, Florida Navy Wiscasset Maine Arctic America

Camp Mahoning for the Y Girls Opens July 2

Camp Mahoning for Girls will open July 2 and all applications must be in the Y M C A voice by Saturday. Girls wishing to attend should sign up immediately as this camp offers a real chance for a premier girls camp in the district with a mess hall, dry sleeping areas, new diving towers, and top swimming holes at Pollock Farm Mottarns Mills.

Mottarn’s Mills

Blairsville Native John Vilsgerald Dies in Scranton

Blairsville native John Vilsgerald, age 60, died at his Scranton home on Friday June 12 after a period of illness. He was well known in Blairsville and his death will be mourned by many local residents.

John Vilsgerald Blaisville Scranton Fitzgerald Blairsville

Invitation to G A R and lawn party notices

Indiana County Chapter DAR members receive invitation from President General to attend Pilgrim Memorial Fountain dedication at Plymouth Lawn Party and Supper set for Friday night June 38 at First Presbyterian. Young Women's Club hosts lawn party with Mish Kand music food sale hot dogs ice cream cones candy and magician show beginning at 3:30 pm baked ham supper offered for 15 cents.

Indiana County Daughters of the American Revolution Anthony Wayne Cook N. 8 D. A. RR Plymouth Young Women’s Club First Presbyterian Church

Meeting Notes From Fal Tipperary Discussion

A fragmentary report notes a meeting involving local officials in Tipperary, with scant readable details. The text includes garbled phrases and missing data, making it difficult to confirm participants, location, or outcome. Further restoration is needed for a complete summary.

Kirby Jury II Deadlock in Courtroom Rumors

Reports from the courthouse say the jury in Kirby Jury II reached a near deadlock after more than a day of balloting. Jurors reportedly split with one woman juror pressing for conviction while the eleven others favor acquittal as officials prepare to reconvene.

Gudveland INS Josiah

Clymerites Join Auto Club Meeting at Recreation Park

An Indiana County Automobile Club meeting at Recreation Park Clymer last evening drew 36 parked autos with Clymer police on site. The club announced activities since the last meeting, welcomed 47 new members in two weeks, and reported three reckless drivers to the Highway Department. The State Federation of Clubs plans an auto insurance department to cut costs, modeled after programs in New York and Michigan, with a date for the next general meeting to be announced. Also note a musical at WNrat’U.P. Church featuring The Minister's Wife Returns on June 26 and 27 at 8 o'clock.

Indiana ‘County “Automobile Club Recreation Park Clymer Highway Department State Federation of Clubs New York Michigan

Murderer cries echo in Shepherd trial for foster son death

In Chicago on June 24 INS reports Judge Lynch’s court heard State's attorney George Gorman label William Darling Shepherd a murderer and cold blooded foe as the prosecution pressed an alibi challenge and argued Shepherd's actions during Billy McClintock’s illness implied guilt.

Chicago Thomas J. Lynch William Darling ‘Shepherd William Nelgon' McClintock George E. Gorman Shepherd Young ‘McClintock Billy

Knoxville Colored Quartet to Perform July 17 at First U P Church

The note advertises a scheduled appearance by the Knoxville Colored Quartet on July 17 at the First U P Church, indicating a community entertainment event on the church premises.

Knoxville Colored Quartet U. P

Admits Tiving Love Potion Led to Neighbor's Wife Death

In Harrison Park New Jersey on June 24 autopsy details focus on a supposed love potion linked to the death of Mrs. Ethel Wheeler 38 wife of a fur buyer after a motor ride to a roadhouse with Walter During 26 a neighbor and real estate operator During allegedly confessed to drugging Mrs Wheeler to heighten affection Detectives say the powder was slipped into a drink During held by police Mrs Wheeler had been drinking Eleanor During a wealthy widow denied her son was sought by Mrs Wheeler who allegedly harassed him by phone and in car calls

Harrison Park INS Ethel Wheeler Walter Wheeler

Ruling Denies Injunction Against Coal Company

Judges Gibson and Thompson denied a preliminary injunction sought by United Mine Workers and John W. Brown against Jefferson and Indiana Coal Company and deputies. The case cites alleged interference with union meetings near the mine, while a county court injunction already restrains UMW activities. Mass meeting planned in Moundsville West Virginia with UMW officials urging continued strike efforts.

Pittsburgh Gibson and Thompson United States District Court United Mine Workers of America John W. Brown Indiana Jefferson and Indiana Coal. Company The Coal . Company John M. Malcolm United States West Virginia Moundsville W. Va INS Huis Phillip Mintray International Hee Hall Ohio van A. Bittner Frank Ledvinka Bellaire, O

J D McKalip Dies After Visit With Son In Wilkinsburg

Former Indiana resident J D McKalip died Tuesday evening at 7 16 at his son Clarke McKalip’s home on Mifflin Avenue Wilkinsburg The funeral will be at the McKalip home Thursday night at 8 Eastern Daylight Savings Time The body will be moved to Indiana Friday morning arriving at 11 17 There will be services at Streame Chapel Friday afternoon at an hour to be announced The note lists local Presbyterian Lawn activities and various performances and attractions for Friday afternoon and evening including Indy Gump and a Japanese pulse ushering candy and music events

J. D. McKalip Indiana School Street Clarke McKalip Mifflin Avenue Wilkinsburg Streame Chapel

President Coolidge Arrives in Massachusetts Train Meet

President Coolidge is greeted by Mrs Coolidge and personal friends as his special train arrives on schedule in Massachusetts. The article notes other dignitaries and the dynamic of the visit, with references to Stearns and Butler among attendees.

Georgh Becamia Restchusetts Salem Credent Road ‘Yards Keaps Crossi Stearns U.S Butler Maega Coolidéa Goolidge

Prohibition Administration Salaries Under Scrutiny

A ROERT: 8. THO 1. N.S. Staff Corre Washington report notes that the prohibition administration plans to assume control after August 1. Treasury officials discuss expanded authority for prohibition agents, with field chiefs currently earning 3,300 to 6,200 dollars annually, as salaries may be reclassified under new leadership.

Roert Treasury

Unclear OCR: Vague note on kidnap and revenge

Fragmentary text mentions a possible revenge motive and a kidnapping relate, with garbled names and phrases. No clear subjects, places, dates, or organizations can be determined from the readable portion.

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