Death Claims County Natives in Hometown Plasterer Dies
John Zack aged df years and his wife Mrs Donnie Zack of East Liberty died within hours of each other in their home. The husband and wife were born near Homer City and lived in Mast Liberty for 21 years. The double funeral was held this afternoon. Zack was active in church work as a Protestant Episcopal member. They leave two daughters, Ruth and Emma Morley, and three grandchildren, plus Zack’s siblings in the county. Amanda L. Braun aged 60 died in St Vincent Hospital after living in Allegheny, Carrick, and Parker Avenue. She was a Lutheran church member and leaves three sons, Arthur, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johm Zack
East Liberty
Donnie Rod “Zack
T.g. A. Om
Waeke
M. A. Hanlon
George Baker
Undertaking Establishment
Zack
Gack Home
Homer City
Mast Liberty District
M Zack
Protestant Episcopal Church
Zacks
Dma Morley
Misa Ruthack
This County
Mrs. Zack
Indiana
Amanda L. Braun
Pittsburgh
Myrs
Amanda L. Baun
Gust Braun
St. Nville Hospital
Old Allegheny
Parker Avenue
Carrick
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
North Side
Arthur
Heiner to Remain Pittsburgh Internal Revenue Chief
D B Heiner of Kittanning will continue as collector of internal revenue for the Western District of Pennsylvania with headquarters in Pittsburgh at the end of his four year term on July 11. Announcement from Washington by Senator Tweed said renewal is allowed by law and recommended by Senator Reed, keeping Heiner in place despite a pending trip to New York and then France.
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D. B. Heiner
Kittanning
Internal Revenue
Swenbyethinkd
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Washington
David A. Tweed
New York
France
Heiner
Reed
Reed Ea
Titusburgh
Henson
Bill Smith Receives Kiwanis Distinguished Service Award
Bill Smith, a Kiwanis Club member and father of Dwin Hays, was honored at the club meeting with a distinguished service order. About 60 orders were presented in the form of gifts, including a bushel basket, as part of the night’s presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Smith
Kiwanis Club
Dwin Hays
Kiswanis Club
Uyprou
Mario to Be On Air Friday With Accordionist Feature
Mario, a popular accordionist, will broadcast some of his best music from Station WCAE in Pittsburgh around 10 p.m. The item mentions a special sale and spring-room theme, and lists local business details including 1755 Indiana Floral Co and Auto Parts Company on North Sixth Street near Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Indiana Floral Co
Auto Parts Company
North Sixth’ Street
Court Houser-McQuay-Norvis
King and Queen Start Mediterranean Royal Cruise
King George and Queen Mary left London today for the Mediterranean cruise aboard the Hinduston bound for Calais. A special train carried them to Dover where the yacht Victoria and Albert awaited. A small crowd cheered the royal couple as they set off.
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London
Marett
King George
Queer Mary
Dover
Royal Couply
Calais
Genna
Victoria
Adbert
Ceorge
Capitol Notes: Harrisburg on the Dry Bill Defeat
Gov. Pinchot commented on the defeat of the United Dry Bill and pledged to continue the war on bootleggers. The House will convene Thursday to trim the calendar as leaders expect full program passage by April 16.
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Pinchot
Senate
Harrisburg
Pinechot
INS
Jause of Representatives
Harry Hare in Hospital After Eye Injury
Harry W. Hare, son of Hved Tare, is in Allegheny General Hospital after an operation to remove a steel splinter from his right eye. He works in Blairsville locomotive shops and was injured while clipping steel. Officials doubt his sight will be restored in the injured eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Hare
Hved Tare
Allegheny General Hospital
Harry
Blairsville
Royal Welsh Singers Tonight at First United
An entertainment program presented by the YO BP c U sponsors the Royal Welsh Singer at the First United Presbyterian Church tonight at 8 o'clock. The program promises a diversified and enjoyable concert.
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First United Presbyterian Ghureh
YO BP
C. U
Cyclone Toll Rises in Illinois as Fires Rage
Chicago dispatch reports a devastating cyclone plowed through southern Illinois killing about 1,265 and injuring up to 8,000 as fires followed. towns like West Frankfort Murphysboro De Soto and Benton suffered heavy destruction. Troops and relief funds move to aid victims amid continuing searches and evacuations.
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Illinois
Indiana
Chicago
Mareh UK
Hsiness
Vilages
Etebel
Small
Carlos Blick
Minois National Guard
Springfield
St. Louis
American Red Tross
Lief
Tlinois
Eer
West Frackfort
Murphysboro
DeSoto
Carmi
West Frankfort
Fire Devastates Palm Beach Hotels Killing Three, Widespread Looting
Martial law orders halt looting as a palace of fire devours two Palm Beach hotels causing millions in damage. dynamite was prepared for another blast while the Citadel post office and local guards react. A captain shields his sleeping children and their nurse amid the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fla
Mlovida Infantry
F Uuidey
Refus
Phe
BOOKS SALE OFFER AT GAZETTE STORE
Tens more books its the boast Amusement you can buy for 7ae Our offer You buy six books before April 28 and we give you any one book free Gazette Store Wanery Store 30c BY MAIL The Evening Gazette will be sent to any address for 30c a month Ad dress Ryeving Gagetts Indian by
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Gazette
Ryeving Gagetts
Frey
Gazette
Sta Ely
Minority Files Report Rejects Impeachment Of Judge Berkey
A minority report from Harrisburg states Judge John A. Berkey of Somerset County committed no impeachable offense and calls for dropping proceedings. Authors Morton Witkin and Arnold Blumberg criticize testimony as untruthful and deem certain evidence irrelevant to impeachment. The majority report, signed by five members, was filed with the judiciary committee. both reports available for members to study over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
John A. Berkey
Somerset County
House
Morton Witkin
Arnold Blunborg
Philadelphia
Judiciary General Committee
Blumberg
Two motorists pay fines this week in state patrol
State Patrolmen Allen and Reese reported two drivers fined ten dollars plus costs. Howard Hoffman of Joanstown charged with operating a truck without a license and Domininch Viola of Tniisoa cited for failing to show an operator's license. Both fines issued by Squire Paul Sharritter. A public sale notice lists Edy Stewart advertising a March 21 sale at 1 o clock for personal property at his Mechanicsburg home, auctioneer Homer Cam von. For rent a front room flat with five rooms and bath and included heat, contact Gazette, tix, Do Twi, Dedtiol, ca. tin & Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Quid Reese
Howard Hoffman
Joanstown
Domiinich Viola
Tniisoa
Squire Paul Sharritter
Edy Stewart
Mechanicsburg
Homer Cam von
Tragic mine explosion traps 34 in West Virginia
State officials confirm 34 Bethlehem Corporation miners are trapped feet below the surface at the mouth of mine No. 41 in Bars Racksville, W. Va. Rescue work stalls as officials say bodies may be recovered. families gather in sorrow awaiting word on their loved ones amid careful, restrained updates from state mine officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau OF Mine Rescue
Racksville
W. Va
Lyons
Bethlehem Corporation
Ry M. Lauible
State Department of Mines
Pitcher
Chendy
Agricultural Demonstration Train Stops at Cherry Tree
The agricultural demonstration train run by the New York Central railway will stop at Cherry Tree on Saturday afternoon March 21 from 1 to 3 30 PM. Farmers are invited to visit the train hear lectures and bring soil samples for testing as Cherry Tree residents welcome the halt on the unscheduled stop.
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New York Central Railyaad
Cherry Tree
Marc
Two Scouts Set Eagle Rank at Court of Honor
At a public Court of Honor in the Court Room Scout Raymond Gressley and Scout William Musser of Troop 3 Indiana CO will receive the Eagle rank. The event marks a solid year for Troop 3 with three Eagles to date and many scouts advancing. The meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. and is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Gressley
William Musser
Court House
Troop
Indiana
Gressley
Musser
Ohio duo confess to Miami police sergeant killing
Jacksonville, Florida March 19. In a dramatic escape from a dangerous mob at Miami and a 12 hour statewide pursuit, William Fox 18 of Columbus Ohio and John Naugte 20 of Toledo Ohio confessed to slaying Police Sergeant L L Wester in Miami last Sunday. They arrived under deputy sheriff custody and were placed in Duval County jail behind strong walls. Two prisoners were removed from the Dade County jail before a wary mob.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Miami
William Fox
Columbus
Ohio
John Naugte
Toledo
L. L. Wester
Duval County
Dade County
Shevifés
Georgian student killed by brigands in Greece
Mawehed NS-To in Logan of Gainesville Ga died in Arta Greece after being shot in the neck by brigands during a South Epirus expedition with three other students from the American Archaeological School and a British companion. The party was waylaid and opened fire as they traveled.
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Caries
Logan
Gainesville
Arta
Greece
American Archaological School
South Epirus
Missionary Convention to Open at Blairville Church
The closing session of the semiannual Blairville Women’s Foreign Missionary Society gathers at Mithulist Episcopal Church starting 7:00 PM with a prayerful program. Talks on China and South America are planned. a display of needlework and rugs accompanies the event. Bazaar items include magazines and popular books. Sulphur Springs Gazette Stationery Store offers refreshments at the soda fountain in Galt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminalist Erectine
Women's Freign Missionary Society
Blair Vill
Mithulist Episcopal Church
Hye Pale Ig
Nis
Jus Ta Ching
South Amerisa
Ured
You and I Saw You and I Theatre Players Play
The Theatre Players of Indiana presented You and I at the I ana Theatre last night to benefit the American Legion. The home talent cast delivered natural finishes with strong ensemble from Miss Mary Fisher, Dan G. Gilbert Wolfenden, Mrs Isabel Sutto Nancy White, Dr Frank Dyson, Miss Al Guthrie, George Sinn ee Warren and Geoffrey Ni Os. The play portrayed a successful business man with a secret artistic ambition and featured clever, well-paced situations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.ana
Th Theatre Players
Indiana
American Legion
India
Mary Fisher
Veronica
Dan G. Gilbert Wolfenden
Roderic White
Isabel E. Sutto
Nancy White
Frank Byson
Maitland White
More Winter Coming Soon Forecast Predicts Cold Wave
District weather official Lorentz issued a daily bulletin noting Thursday rain turning to snow with cold northwest winds. Friday will be fair with rising temperatures. Saturday warmer but cloudier with rain. High yesterday 33, low unspecified. 8 p.m. 54, mean 49.5. A disturbance from the Rocky Mountain region heads toward the lakes, bringing a moderate cold wave from the northwest for a brief period, then colder weather develops over the Canadian northwest Friday into Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorentz
Rocky’ Mountain
Low Lake
Agra
Canadia Northwest
Will Bennett Isill at Home
The article notes Will Bennett is ill at home in White Township. His condition shows some improvement and his early recovery is expected. Friends express concern as he remains under care in his residence.
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Will Bennett
Isill AT
Wit Benne
White Township
Day
Stewart Sends Box Of Oranges From Florida
The Gazette Office receives a box of tangerines from Wilmer Stewart formerly of Indlay now living in Alamann Springs Florida. Stewart's home region is described as one of the most desirable areas of Florida with attractions for visitors and homesteaders, highlighting Begonia and Madame de Longats varieties. The note references Indiana Floral items and a caption about a spring event or promotion.
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Wilmer Stewart
Indlay
Alaman Springs
Fla
Stewart
Florida
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