Judge Langham Urges Law Enforcement and Civic Duty
Judge Langham speaks on enforcing laws fairly, urging county citizens to support observance of laws. He notes rising costs of insane asylum care, fines, and court costs, reporting 1925 expenses at 47,770.20 for prisons and asylums, with 1924 at 34,545.42 and a 695.75 drop in overall indigent care costs. He also cites 1925 revenue from fines and costs totaling 15,235.09, with early 1926 receipts of 7,440.15 into the county treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Warren
Danville
Wernersville
Dixmont
Torrence
Polk
Willard Homme
Desert Wanderer Claims Right to Share In Copper Ore Work
The Desert Wanderer believes he is entitled to a share of the rewards for refining copper ore. He describes obtaining lab tools and retorts from discarded items to continue his work. He seeks no riches, only recognition of his valuable, lasting contribution to copper ore refinement.
Farmers Night at Blairsville set by Senior Class Play
The Blairsville High School Senior Class presents Adam and Eva by Middleton and Bolton at the Richelieu Theater on Thursday and Friday evenings. Proceeds fund the Senior Class Memorial for the high school and the new science laboratories. Cast includes James King, Wilbur Barkley, Dorothy Bowser, Christine Silvis, and more. reserved seats sold at Blairsville News Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richelieu Theater
Adam and
Eva
George Middleton
Guy Bolton
Margaret McClure
Blairsville
Focal High School
James King
Wilbur Barkley
Adam Smith
Wilbert DeVinney
Julia King
Dorothy Bowser
Clinton DeWitt
William Greenal
Lord Andrew Gordon
Lory Davis
Eva King
Christine Silvis
Doctor Delameter
Joseph Pesci
Abbie
Gladys Cunningham
Horace
Kenneth Nippes
Gorinthia
Margaret McGrea
Blairsville News Company
City Council actions on fire net and sidewalks progress
Fire Department requested purchase of a fire net with estimated cost between 125 and 160 dollars, referred to the Property Committee. Sidewalks on Carpenter Avenue from North Chestnut to property line ordered. Sixth Street sidewalks from Maple to Locust on both sides ordered. A street light at Diamond and South Sixth referred to Lights Committee. Jean Johnston celebrated her eleventh birthday with friends. Seventeen sewers approved previously will be laid this year including East Chestnut, Third to Carter Alley, Olive, Water to Oak, and related segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thomas
Carpenter Avenue
North Chestnut
George T. McHenry
Harry ‘Buchheit
South
Sixth Street
Thomas Pealer
Chestnut Street
Third Street
Carter Alley
Douglass Alley
Olive Street
Water Street
Oak Street
Card of Thanks from Mrs Nora Lydick to church friends
Mrs Nora E Lydick thanks the Long Circle of the Presbyterian Church for kindness and help given her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora E. Lydick
Long Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
Fire destroys Greensburg home due to chemical shortage
Greensburg Pa March 2 The home of Mr and Mrs Frank Keppel on Delmont Road was destroyed by fire early today The Myersdale fire truck carried only 40 gallons of chemicals and could not halt the blaze Firemen said the unit was en route to Oil City with a pumper and 2000 feet of hose to aid the water famine There was no water supply and Greensburg firemen arrived after the house was already lost
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Frank Keppel
Delmont Road
Myersdale
Oil City
Keppel
Indiana artists please fans in Indiana Pa program dispute
A radio program featuring Indiana Pa and the Silver Leaf Orchestra caused friction with Station WCAE. Protesters allege, after advance submissions, the station blocked political remarks and speeches, prompting questions about why talks were curtailed last minute and leading to reader dissatisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Pennsylvania
WOAE
G. G. Hill
the Normal School
Silver Leaf Orchestra
WCAE
WOCAE
WCAD
Antony Bimba Faces Blasphemy Trial Fate in Massachusetts
Anthony Bimba known as the Godless radical stands before Judge Garrell King as verdict looms on blasphemy and sedition charges under the 1697 Massachusetts law. He admitted denying God in a Lithuanians’ crowd but asserts a constitutional right to atheism. Blasphemy carries up to one year and 300 dollars. sedition up to three years or a thousand dollars. Supporters seek conviction on blasphemy to push free speech to higher courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Bimba
p.Garrell King
Bimba
Massachusetts
Washington
Deaths in County and Nearby Areas Noted
Obituaries report John W. Daugherty age 79 passing at home in Pair BW. Maryaltsgiver age 91 dies at county home. Marion Elder of Sixth and Church streets dies at sister-in-law R Y Elder’s home in Saltsburg. Belle Poorman age 61, sister of Samuel A. and Frank M. Smith of Indiana, dies in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Daugherty
Pair
Maryaltsgiver
Marion Elder
Sixth
Church Streets
R. Y. Elder
Saltsburg
Belle Poorman
Samuel A
Frank ‘i M. Smith
Indiana
Harrisburg
Artman Boy Dies After Hospital Operation
Artman boy dies in Indiana Hospital after an operation performed between 12:00 and 1:00 this morning. Coroner's inquest to be announced. In other news, Moosa Temple Building basement fire caused smoke and $250 loss, discovered at 8:10 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artman Boy
Indiana Hospital
Moosa Temple
Blairsville
Billy Allen Company Pleases audiences with new musical comedy
The Billy Allen Company delivers a fresh musical comedy tabloid program with new scenery costumes and a talented cast including Luella Pullen Jean Lowery Blanche Larnette William McVeigh J Warner Lawler Joe Marcan and Billy Turner. The Ritz adds a screen feature each performance as the week features a changing program and a New York to Hollywood offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Stock Company
Luella Pullen
Jean Lowery
Blanche Larnette
William McVeigh
J. ‘Warner Lawler
Joe Marcan
Billy Turner
New York
Hollywood
The
Ritz
Billy Allen
Mr. Allen
Billy Allen Musical
Obituaries for Reed Heath Gaston Hassinger and Hassinger
Obituary notices state Warren A. Heath will be buried at Oakland Cemetery after services at his brother A G Heaths home on Railroad Avenue led by Rev O B Emerson. Edward W. Gaston’s funeral will be at Mrs John Carneys home on Walnut Street led by Rev C B Emerson. Edith V Hassinger daughter of Clement and Susanna Hassinger died at 134 N 6th Street from heart trouble. full obituary to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren A. Heath
A. G. Heath
Railroad Ave
Emerson
D. D
Oakland Cemetery
Edward W. Gaston
John Carney
Walnut Street
C. B. Emerson
Edith W. Hassinger
Edith V. Hassinger
Clement
Susanna Rising Hassinger
6Th Street
Bootlegging Way Through School At Michigan Campus
Ann Arbor report finds many University of Michigan students bootlegging to cover expenses, profiting from liquor sold to peers. Six church student guilds from Baptist, Presbyterian, Christ, Lutheran and Methodist groups formed the committee to study campus wetness and university funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Baptist
Presbyterian, Christ, Lutheran
Methodist
Ts Michigan
Stock Quotations Reported by A E Masten Co
The Evening Gazette notes stock quotations at 1 30 with figures reported by A E Masten & Co from the Vandergrift Building Pittsburgh Pa. Subscribers receive daily market updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Masten & Co
Vanderfrigt
Pittsburgh, Pa
Notable local residents visit court and see family
Constable Robert Graham of Glen Campbell returned to court yesterday. D. A. Dorn of Marchand and Blairsville undertaker Haney Davis visited the court on Monday. Mrs. J. M. Baum of Rossiter spent Monday with Indiana friends. Abe Buchman and family attended a Ritz Theater performance with Emanuel Buchman of Philadelphia. Ruth Marks left for Brownsville to visit friends. Mrs. Bruce Wagner traveled to care for her ill brother H. I. Donaldson in Blacklick. A. W. Lydick of Homer City remains home with tonsillitis but improves. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Isenberg and Paul visited North Fifth street relatives. Roy Heilburn returned to Leechburg after a weekend in his former home. W. H. Little of Coral Run handled Indiana business yesterday. S. M. Jack, Esq. travels to Pittsburgh for legal work. Clair Lydick returned to Blairsville from Homer City. Hyman Sol of Atlantic City, Indiana Hotel proprietor, visits with son Doctor Harry Sol, hotel manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Buchman
Acn
Harry
Leana
Blairsville
Emanuel Buchman
Philadelphia
Ritz Theater
Letters of Administration for D W Wilson Estate
Peeler and Feit attorneys announce letters of administration on the D W Wilson estate of Glen Campbell deceased. Those with claims must present authenticated documents for settlement and those indebted should make prompt payment. Administration by C L Schrade and D L Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeler and
Feit
Attys
D. W. Wilson
Glen Campbell
Farewell Party for Miss Reynolds at Ernest church
Members of the Willing Workers Sunday School class hosted a farewell for Miss Reynolds at a member’s home. The event featured games and music followed by lunch. Reynolds, a bookkeeper for Jefferson Supply Company, plans to move to California and continue her work. Leone Clawson of Indiana will accompany Reynolds to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers
Ernest Union Church
House Votes to Abolish Railroad Labor Board
The House approved the Watson Parker railroad bill by 381 to 18, abolishing the Railway Labor Board and establishing a regional arbitration system for settling disputes between carriers and employers. The plan was developed by a joint committee of railroad executives and unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
House
Watson-Parker
Railway Labor Board
Brotherhoods
Bulgarian Herb Blood Tea Promises Youthful Vigor
H H Von Schlick, a Bulgarian Herb Blood Tea maker, claims the drink keeps him looking and feeling younger. The ad urges readers to visit their druggist and buy the red and yellow box in 35c 75c and 1.25 price points to boost health, circulation, and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. von Schlick
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Langham
Glasser
I Bank Bie
Indiana, Pa
Antony Bimba
Rand the Gazette
Ada
Billy Allen Company
A. C. Reed
Trew
Evening Gazette
ATK. Gas Ceserersereess
Saben
Renee Tie
Anaconda
Ajax Rub
Vreeneenee Alm
Aldwin Loco Eeaeien
Ae Vane Renee
Gen. Motors
PRB
Nor
Aed Wea
Goodrich
Hayes Wheel
City
Sisse Ee
BT Nor Pac
BO Ik
Royal ‘Dutch
Sinclair Oil
South Pac
Studebaker
Ind
N.Y. South
Willys Overland
Agri
L. E
West, Md
St. L
S. W
Steel Fdy
Barnsdall Aaves
Motors
Engey
Phillips Pet. Vee
Packard Motor
BTM
Pierce Arrow
Radio Corp
Spicer Mfg
Tim. R. Bear
West
Robert Graham
D. A. Dorn
Marchand
Haney Davis
J. M. Baum
Rossiter
Ruth Marks
Brownsville, Pa
Bruce Wagner
A.W. Lydick
Homer City
Myr
Harry Isenberg
Paul
Charles Jacoby
North Fifth Street
Roy Heilburn
Leechburg
W. H. Little
Coral Run
S. M. Jack
Pittsburgh
Clair Lydick
Mrs
A. J. Lydick
Hyman Sol
Atlantic City
Indiana Hotel
Harry ‘Sol
C. L. Schrade
D. L. Martin
Admis
Miss Rynolde
Steving Furniture Store
Good Furnitu
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