17 Mar 1915
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1915
Page
1
The project outlines will deliver at least one new commercial building and several private residences in Indiana. Officials expect public release of final details in the near future.
Keeler leads with 78 88 97 for 258 series in the bowling standings as Business Men win by 92 pins. The Pocket Billiard Tournament progresses toward finals with matches: Keeler over Ebey, Mabon over Welsh, Houk over Bell, Longwill over King, Jefferson over McCreary, Lockard over Simpson, Anderson over Buterbaugh, Calloway over Guthrie, while Calloway and Guthrie will be played. Jefferson defeats Long. Anderson defeats Lockard and Jefferson entities.
Hon. Ross Sutton returned to Harrisburg today. W. R. Tomb was a business visitor in Johnstown today. Mrs. Carrie Trainer of Oakland Avenue is ill with the grippe. Elmer W. Allison and Horace M. Lowry are confined to their homes with the prevailing disease. John Park of East Locust Street has returned from Milroy where he visited his father Rev. J. C. N. Park. Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Waller of Bloomsburg are visiting in the home of their son-in-law and daughter.
Mrs. John McConnell of South Fifth Street was alerted to a joyous event in the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. R D Wray in Kittanning yesterday. A little daughter, the second to bless the Wray home, was born yesterday morning. Before her marriage Mrs. Wray was Miss Josephine McConnell.
Purvical Lowell in Youth's Cannon notes that travelers crossing into southern regions of Chile experience a striking illusion. The sun appears to rise in the west and set in the east due to reversed compass cues, despite knowing the true positions. Cold prevailing winds further reinforce the sense that north and south are swapped.
In a Pittburgh Press excerpt a writer suggests a relation between a full head of hair and long life. Citing figures like Blair, Drew, Gladstone, Vanderbilt, Beecher, and Cooper, the piece notes that many aged men retain hair while some long-lived individuals are bald. The author seeks discussion rather than statistics.
The report notes Company F lacks a proper armory and could benefit from a state funded facility if a suitable lot is provided. Indiana shows readiness to build but funds remain unavailable, risking another town seizing the project. The inspection sequence includes Company M Latrobe, Co I Greensburg, and upcoming Co L Blairsville inspections with times noted.
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