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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1935

Page

6

Wedding notices and society tea in Indiana area

A social calendar spans bridal announcements, weddings, and a musical tea at the Foe Stanwix Hotel in Johnstown. Notables include Mrs J K Love and Mra G Buchheit with performers Mre Drew and Mr Hosmer, plus marriage news for Miss Armstrong, Miss Johnston, Dorothy Stine, and Dor thy Patterson. Local gatherings feature dinners, picnics, and a Wherry Class picnic at the Willard Home with several residents hosting guests and a party for a four year old.

Satinstown Rota Vollrath- Buchheit Mrané Gardner Drew Wes Hosmer Sys Hie M's Gilbert ‘Wolfenden Indiana Minneapolis Minn Washington, D.C Altoona Mrs! Love Rourke A. G. Craig E Armstrong E. W.mstrong Albert J. Marsh Greensburg J. A. Walton Mra. W. Leroy Beck I. C Shelocta Mary Helen Johnston Shelodta R. D Raymond Earl Fisher Sagamore W. H. Brown Leslie Johnston Alvin Fisher Mildred Fisher Jesse McCoy Wadsworth,o Wadsworthigh School First Presbyterian Church Stahl Willard Plutzman Elizabeth van Worn R. N. Ray Alex Gray

Michigan man proclaimed alive after death notice mix

Shamokin June 2 Michael Whalen, reported killed in a Kalamazoo auto crash, appeared alive when a Transit Bureau messenger informed him of his supposed death. Navy discharge papers on his body clarified the mix up, telegraphed death notice traced to Kalamazoo. Marriage licenses and a local dance at Pennsylvania Inn, Indiana Parkwood road follow.

Shamokin Michael Whalen Senger Northumberland ‘Transit Bureau Whalen Kalamazoo Mich Navy Kalasmazoo Michigan Hospital

Borotra Starts Fencing Prep For Duel With Poulain

London June 29 Jean Borotra, famed Basque tennis star, begins an intensive training block for his duel challenge with French sports writer Dier Poulain. He takes fencing lessons in Pall Mall under a false name and arranges pistol practice while considering weapon choice. He remains in strong physical condition from tennis and aims to improve after the first lesson.

J. N.S London INS Jean Borotra Didier Poulain Pall Mall Paris Borotra Poulain Borotta

Pennsylvania Ranks 16th In Typhoid Deaths

State College reports Health Secretary Edith Mac Bride-Dexter cites five counties Armstrong Fayette Franklin Huntingdon and Washington as primary typhoid death contributors. She notes poor sanitation in small towns and a Franklin County contamination issue tied to the Amestone foundation and urges Pennsylvania to lead in typhoid cases.

State College INS Edith MacBride-Dexter Pennsylvania Armstrong Fayette Franklin Huntingdon Washington Huntington Franklin County Amestone Foundation Dexter Pennsylvania Water Works Association

Coast Guard Lieutenant Sets World Altitude Record

Lieutenant R L Burke of the U S Coast Guard Air Station Cape May established a world altitude record of 18 100 feet in an amphibian aircraft carrying 1102 pounds. He also registered a new speed record of 173 945 miles per hour over the 100 kilometer course on Tuesday.

Cape May R. L. Burke U. S. Coast Guard Air Sta Burke

Pardon Board Paroles Thirty In May Clemency

Harrisburg reports the pardon board heard 110 clemency requests in May. two convicts received pardons and 30 were paroled. Recipients include Howard Gross, former Pittsburgh city employee, and Lloyd Lowman, Indiana high school student. Commutations granted to Wherry, Agnello, Taylor, Ferruccio, Feruccio, Delich, and Myers.

Harrisburg Howard Gross Pittsburgh Lloyd Lowman Indiana Gross Charles Kline Lowman Jarceny Edward B. Bennett J. Albert Reed Washington Ralph BE. Wherry Cambria Salvatore Agnello Eric Frank Taylor Lawrence Lareetty Patsy Ferruccio Mercer Dan Delich Dudley J. Myers

Man Murders His Jealous Sweetheart in Griffith Park

Hollywood police report D W Nield aged 41 confessed to shooting and killing his 41 year old sweetheart Frances Conklin after her jealousy over his attention to his 80 year old mother. He said they were out for a walk in Griffith park when the dispute escalated and he fired the revolver. He was taken into custody after the body was found.

Hollywood D. W. Nield Frances Conklin Nield Griffith Park Miss Conklin Stoken

Lucerne Students Stage First Public Music Program

The Lucerne music students led by James Rutherford performed at the Lucerne ball grounds yesterday at four thirty, presenting Polka One Two Three Waltz Wild Roses Mazurka Silver Heels and more in a community service concert. The amateur group featured Bird Number The Cuckoo Indian Intermezzo Red Wing Comedy March Hey Hey Sacred Number Beautiful Star of Heaven Isle of Capri.

James Rutherford Lucerne

Drunk Kentucky Woman Detained After Pittsburgh Incident

Miss Le Craven of Louisville Kentucky told a police magistrate she became intoxicated by Pittsburgh whiskey. Police said she dozed in a hotel lobby chair while her police dog Lady stood guard. She was awakened and jailed, claiming she meant no harm.

Pittsburgh Miss le Craven Louisvilla

Pennsylvania adds road miles in June state projects

Harrisburg reports accelerated highway work with 74.12 miles of new roads paved by June 27, up from 36.31 miles on June 6. Forty-one contractors employed 5,249 workers on various projects across the state.

Harrisburg Highway Department

First Wedding Held at Tiny Hometown Church in 14 Years

POTTSVILLE June 29 The four years old white church at Hometown saw its first ceremony today when Eleanor Jenkins wed Robert Frederickson. Rev. George Gebert noted most members married at home. The date also marked the bridegroom’s parents 34th wedding anniversary.

Rayne Township Robert Short Clymer Gladys Lloyd Bence Bert Bence Marion Center Clinton F. Hildebrand Grove Chapel Lutheran Church Sarah Short Mt. Lebanon Pittsburgh Aaroh, McWil- Mams Erwin Pottsville Eleanor Jenkins Robert Frederickson George Gebert Econgregaion Charles Frederickson Gebert

Visiting notes and society rounds in Indiana and nearby towns

A column of social visits and church events unfolds across Indiana and surrounding areas. Parents and relatives host travelers from Pittsburgh to Johnstown, guests attend the Annual Women General Missionary Society convention in First United Presbyterian Church, and local residents welcome visitors from Warren, Tarentum, and Spangler among others.

Alex Buntin Marjorie Ann Betty Jean Atlanta Georgia J. L. Nix Helen Wineman McKee Hospital Pittsburgh Rose Wineman Women General Missionary Society First United Presbyterian Church Indiana Elizabeth Magill Agnes A. M. Adams Mildred Wineman Ralph Shadle Dwight Olive Johnstown R. D. Kauster Francis Moore New York City Jean Moore Frank Stormer J. R. Flickinger Metuchen New Jersey Albert, Smith John Lucas Joe Diven Warren Ohio A. W. Ruddock Ruddock W. L. Dickey Falls Creek D. A. Ferrier Bert Overdorff Linus Overdorff Emmett Overdorff Aileen C. 1. Ferrier Commodore M. C. Peele Dickie Spangler Erma Will Martha Mock

Local social visits brighten week among area residents

The article notes several brief social calls and visits. Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Shaffer hosted a visitor from the brother-in-law's home. Milliard Frye and his wife returned home after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scheller of Meadville. Ernestto Presti made a Friday business visit in Pittsburgh. Mrs. Elmer Henderson and Mrs. Roadman of Derry were Saturday evening callers at Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Jamison's home.

Larry's Inn A. M. Frederick Geraldine Town Carrol Guist, Jr Tarentum C. C. Ferrier Indiana R. D Helen Gearhart Graduate Hospital Philadelphia Donald Harris H. C. Prugh Presbyterian Church Goheenville Marion Gaston C. H. Gaston Gipsy Blair Tyger Glen Campbell Anna Wier John Dorothy Clairton H. B. Johnston Roberta Raymond Virgil Grumbling Heilwood Chas. Wagner Johnstown J. Ord Luther Carroll Gulst, Jr C. C. Shaffer

Army Air Defense Program Threat Delays Senate Action

Senator McKellar blocks Senate consideration of a bill to build six permanent air bases, citing non aggressive policy toward Canada. A secret testimony disclosure showed a base near the Canadian border, drawing a presidential reprimand and Canadian inquiry while McKellar warns against risking US Canadian relations.

Washington Army McKellar Tennessee Canada Senate House Military Affairs Committee Roosevelt United States

Electrical storm destroys 15 BLI buildings near Chalfont

An electrical storm near Chalfont Pennsylvania damaged 15 buildings across a two mile rural area, uprooting two homes and sparking two serious fires. Lightning hit Joseph Krouse’s barn at Montgomery Square causing a $5,000 loss, while Harold D. Greenwell’s roof fire caused $200 in damages. Garages and other outbuildings were wrecked and telegraph wires were downed.

Harold D. Greenwell St. Davids

Three Candidates for De Molay Office in Pa Conclave

Three western Pennsylvanians emerged as leading candidates for Master Counselor the top state post in DeMolay as the Pennsylvania conclave near closing. Contenders include Robert Mitchell of Wilkinsburg James Bent of Pittsburgh and EB Christman, with Kendig Bare the current officeholder. Delegates also to elect senior and junior counselor scribe mind and treasurer as The American Legion official James Isherwood and Frank Buckingham of Kansas City urged youth involvement. Ernet Brown indicated Wilkes-Barre may host next year’s convention as a 400-delegate ball closes the meeting.

Washington Scribe Mind James E. Isherwood Pennsylvania American Legion Frank Buckingham Kansas City Ernest Brown Wilkes-Barre

Man fatally struck near New Florence in Route 711 crash

John Poirler a 65 year old miner of Ligonier Township died instantly when a car he rode was hit by a truck on Route 711 between New Florence and Ligonier. The truck driver Joseph Milele of Pittsburgh, owner Frank Sorce also of Pittsburgh, was held at Ligonier for coroner inquest.

Johnstown CNS John Poirler Ligonier New Florence Joseph Milele Pittsburgh Frank Sorce

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