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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1915

Page

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Easter Cantata at Fitsburgh Lutheran Church

The Fitsburgh synod Lutheran church will hold services and special Easter events led by Rev. Dr. Fittle. An Easter Song Service directed by Miss Vcihe Part features Miss Mary Stewboons and a choir with solo, trio and organ, violin, cello arrangement. The Easter Cantata The Resurrection will be performed as the second part.

Church Nii Hs Junior Endeavor Christian Endeavor Fittle Fitsburgh Synod Lutheran Chore Ane Sereve Wowersoo Dan McL Rey Peety Christian Houesor V.cihe Part Mary Stew Boons Ruth Ha Missy Edna Allan Cogswell Ethel Robinson Alexander Stewart Harry Laughlin W. Pearl Walker

Six Facts to Remember About Woman Suffrage

A list of six statements on women’s suffrage argues Western justice, Eastern hesitation, state laws as civilization gauge, women’s vote as essential, continued disfranchisement as relic, and suffrage as necessary for moral and legal rights though noting some oppose it.

Elusive Needle Stories From Williamsport and Smethport

A Williamsport woman recalls breaking a needle in her right hand ten years ago and removing it last week from her left hand. In Smethport a Bradford schoolteacher figures in a tale about a needle left in the back at the waistline that later emerged from a bachelor school director at Smethport.

Williamsport Bradford Smethport

New Home with Finished Third Floor and Porch

A newly built residence with unique built in closets and fixtures and beautiful woodwork is offered for sale by Miss McElhaney. The third floor is finished and could serve as an apartment if needed. A large airy porch opens from the second floor rooms. The Gazette Collector will be in the office this evening from 7 to 9 o'clock.

People and Visits Trail Easter Vacation in Local Notes

Paul Simpson returns from Punxsutawney. Miss Trene Jacoby comes home from Juniata College for Easter vacation. Several residents resume work after illnesses or travel. Mrs Playfoot welcomes twin girls. Teachers return home for Foster vacation. Attending nuptials March 25 were McMillen Lingenfelter and Laura Linenfelter.

Trene Jacoby Juniata College L. Playfoot Pittsburgh McMillen Lingenfelter Daniel McMillen Ambrose Laura A. Linenfelter Chattarnoon W. J. Wilson Oakland Avenue

Lady Paget Martyr to Cause in Serbia and Sea Invention Talks

Berlin report says Lady Paget chief of the British Red Cross mission in Serbia died of spotted fever. The American-born wife of Gen Sir Arthur Paget, daughter of the late Peran Stevens of New York, headed the American Women's Relief Fund in London at the war start. The April American Magazine features Cleveland Moffett on a sea collision preventer and Ring W. Lardner selecting an all American baseball team. Ida Tarbell continues The Golden Rule in Business on hours of labor. The issue also presents a political tale The Lame Duck by Brand Whitlock and fiction by Grayson Butler Graves Raine.

Berlin Lady Paget Red Cross Serbia Paget Arthur H. Paget Ireland Peran Stevens New York American Women's Relief Fund London Cleveland Moffett W. Lardner A Busher Ida M. Tarbell Brand Whitlock Toledo Belgium Davis Grayson Ellis Parker Butler Louis Graves William MacLeod Raine George Fitch Illinois Homeburg James Montgomery Plage

Violator of Law Tried in March Court Case

E L Davis of Rirehamville Chester county Pa pleaded guilty to violating foot and mouth disease quarantine rules. He bought veal calves at various farms, slaughtered them without inspection, and hid skins in barrels beneath dressed poultry shipped to Philadelphia without disinfection. Barrels of contraband hides were found at Gettysburg station.

Harvishire E. L. Davis Rirehamville Chester County State Livestock Sanitary Board Davis Philadelphia

A discussion on posture and health by Dr. Samuel G Dixon

Dr Dixon explains how stooped shoulders harm breathing and digestion and urges erect posture and full chest expansion. He warns against braces and urges physical exercises, noting children should be guided by parents and teachers to correct the fault. The piece closes with a light note about Cooney Lucas and a deer joke.

Samuel G. Dixon Atlas

Chaff Between Outposts On School Blackboard War

A village school between opposing lines becomes a forum for German and French troops to exchange taunts written on a blackboard. The Germans offer peace while accusing Britain and Austria, then the French respond with a crude retort and a brief French reply. The exchange ends with the French remark left unread.

Journal Des Debuts Et Paris William

Animals cannot reason says the bulldog warns

A Baltimore American caption quips that arguing with a bulldog proves dogs can hold their own, illustrating a sly aside about canine wit and comprehension.

Baltimore

U-28 Sinks Dutch Ship Near Beachy Head

Report from Dover states German submarine U-28 sunk the Dutch steamer Medea off Beachy Head on the Marglish coast. A British escort vessel rescued the crew. Earlier, a French trawler reported a submarine tried to torpedo her, but the torpedo caused a near-miss and the trawler was not damaged.

Dover Nglied Beachy Dbcvad Marglish

Thaw Case: Justices Question New York Custody

New York March 27 The appellate division hears Thaw custody battle as Thaw’s lawyers seek return to New Hampshire while New York pushes Matteawan custody. Justices Ingraham and Scott press questions about state honor and the authority to hold Thaw after extradition and acquittal. Franklin Kennedy argues New York has jurisdiction and may require return.

New York Harry K. Thaw Thaw New Hampshire Matteawan Ingraham Scott Franklin Kennedy Supreme Court Page Sir Thaw Kennedy Mattenwan New Hangshire

French Aerial Squadrons Bombard Sheds Near Metz

French war office reports successful bombardment of dirigible sheds at Frescati near Metz and near Strassburg amid ongoing battles in Alsace. German lines show a strong French attack southeast of Verdun repulsed as Russian forces retreat east of Augustow. Convict escapes Moundsville penitentiary. Chinese order worth 250000 to American Sheet and Tinplate in New Kensington.

London French War Office Frescati Metz Strassburg German War Office Verdun Hartmannaweller Kopfen Alsace Poland Augustown New Kensington American Sheet and ‘Tinplate Company China

Government experts debunk NYC bombardment fear from battleships

Washington officials deny claims that long range fire from Queen Elizabeth and Agincourt type battleships could threaten New York. They note actual 12 inch gun ranges at Fort Hancock Sandy Hook and fortifications, plus mortars, would limit any such attack and place key distances well beyond imagined reach.

New York City Dardanellea Llizabeth Agincourt New York Washington Fort Hancock Sandy Hook Fort Tompkins Fort, Wadsworth

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