Fragmentary Indiana Pa obituary fragment
Readable portions mention Indiana Pa person Velma and Raymond Elliott Ebensburg Saturday. Parents listed as Mr and Mrs Dolph Voter and Jers, with unclear context.
01 May 1925
Page 1
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
1
Readable portions mention Indiana Pa person Velma and Raymond Elliott Ebensburg Saturday. Parents listed as Mr and Mrs Dolph Voter and Jers, with unclear context.
McCombs visited Ger. oles Sunday with the road supervisor and several men at work on the roads.
Meewind notes Mrs Arthur Stuchell of Stokey Ohio visited relatives Mezenex Roof makes Indiana call and others. Wilmer and Jesse Uncapher drove to Five Points Sunday. Joseph Park and Bert Faleman called on local residents. A. L. Johnston lost a valuable horse. Thomas Gibson and J. H. McFarland reported illnesses and business trips to Indiana.
Mrs Mabel Learn's children have chickenpox. Miss Mary Stephens, who attended Hellwood School, will return home after classes ended Monday. Mr and Mrs Homer Dick and family and Misses Evelyn and Catherine Means of Indiana were guests of Ford Smith last Sunday. The sickest are Mrs J H Smith and Mrs Sherman Barrell. Mr and Mrs Frank Parry and children visited Huey's over the weekend.
Miss Lilian Shank of near Indiana visited Aldred Stadtmiller. Mr. and Mrs. Milea Bann of Juneau spent over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C P Smith. Larry Wilson of Seminole moved his family to Appalachia last week. Mrs. Joe Hursoakey and two children visited her Detroit daughter and returned home Saturday. Cleve Huff visited friends at Cherry Tree. Mrs. Foster White of Cloid and two children called in town. William G Smith and family of Juneau spent Sunday with their son Clarence. Frank Galuese of Homer City called on Mr. and Mrs. Doe Polonsky. Paul Campbell attended the show at Indiana Thursday night. A number from here attended church at Homer City Sunday night. Charley Brown and son Raymond and daughter Betty of Appanchia called on C P Smith Friday evening. Thomas Barclay moved his family from here to Cloid. Pearl Mitchell of Homer City called on friends here Wednesday.
In a rural encounter, Larry and Skinner con a lonely farm to find a meal but endanger themselves by trusting a kindly old woman who treats them as her sons. After a night of deception and fear, lawmen arrive, revealing a misunderstanding as the pair are taken to jail while the farmer’s wife guards the scene.
Popular Mechanics reports the U.S. Department of Agriculture is deploying enemy soldier bugs to combat potato bugs. The text describes the bug clash as the potato pest being pierced and overwhelmed by the spear like beak, leading to exhaustion and eventual death as the soldier bug feeds.
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