Indiana High School Honors List and Commencement Schedule
The Indiana High School announces the Class of 1982 honor students led by Sara Elizabeth Smith and Ada Chesterfield Race. Commencement festivities run May 27 to June 3 with faculty reception, Baccalaureate, class play, Class Day, and graduation by President Ellis of Juniata College. class officers named and colors blue and gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Corr
Sara Elizabeth Smith
Ada Chesterfield
Indiana High School
Hugh M. Bell
James A. Smith
Church Street
Ada Chesterfield Race
Ernest B. Race
South Third Street
John Albert McCamey
Methodist Episcopal Church of Indiana
Ellis
Juniata College
David John Hasinger
Elwin Fayette Chew
Helen Mae White
Mary Amanda Park
Doumer Shot in Paris Death Rumors Sweep City
Paris reporters detail the shooting of President Paul Doumer by Russian émigré Dr Paul Jouguloff at the Rothschild residence. Initial police bulletins suggested death, later doctors said wounds were superficial. Jouguloff was arrested amid crowd rough handling. two other victims included author Claude Parrere and police director Paul Guichard.
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Bulletin
Paris
Doumer
CNS
Paul Jouguloff
Jouguloff
Donmer
France
Russia
William Parker
International News Service
Oe Paris
INS
Paul Doumer
Gosset
Beaujon
Paul
Solomon de Rothschild
M. Doumer
Claude Parrere
Paul Guichard
One Chance In Thousand For Child’s Skull Operation
In Lewistown Pennsylvania on May 6 an Indiana Evening Gazette report notes surgeons estimate less than one chance in a thousand for Elsie Marie Mushelak to survive skull operation. Dr I W Black tests blood and plans to operate next week possibly with two or three procedures. Elsie Marie is the daughter of Frank and Mrs Mushelak of New Brighton Staten Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Elsie Marie Mushelak
I. W. Black
Elsie Murie
Frank Mushelak
Raleigh Avenue
New Brighton
Staten Island
N. Y
Handy
Dr. Black
Indiana Wins Opener From Vandergrift
Indiana right hander Davis pitched a seven inning 4-0 win over Vandergrift White Sox. Davis allowed four scattered hits and struck out nine as Indiana drew first blood this season. Agnello delivered a key two run single in the third after Stile and Sawyer set the table, giving Indiana a comfortable early lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Agnello
John Trainer
Davis
Indiana
Vandergrift
White Sox
H. S. Owens
Agnello
Texas
Hassocks
Stile
Sawyer
E. Wagner
Keily
Williard
R. Wagner
Crawford
N. Sawyer
Perpentay
Stiles
Keystone
Kelly
Page Elect
Premier Sidky Escapes Bomb During Train Ride
Cairo May 6 Premier Ismail Sidky Pasha narrowly escaped death when a bomb aimed at his train exploded prematurely. The blast blew up tracks and left a large crater but caused no casualties as the train was halted and repairs completed before continuation.
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Cairo
Egypt
INS
Ismail Sidky Pasha
Widow Denies $260000 Theft in Chicago Court
Sofia C. Paul, a 56 year old widow and former secretary to 76 year old Henry Wirsing, denied charges of stealing deeds, jewelry and bonds valued at $200000. Wirsing had planned to marry Paul and had given her deeds to apartment houses in a prenuptial agreement, she testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry Wirsing
Sophia C. Paul
Wirsing
Former Justice Agent Accused in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
Gaston B. Means former department of justice agent remained jailed after failing to post 100000 bond tied to alleged ransom money he obtained from Mrs. Er. B. McLean in the Lindbergh baby case. He duped Navy official Capt. Emory Land priest Francis J. Harney and Lindbergh family reps, arrested after not returning ransom paid March 7. He pleaded not guilty and offered a philosophical shrug at arraignment.
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Gaston B
Edward B. McLean
Washington
Gaston B. Meany
Department of Justice
Means
McLean
Department’ of Justice
INS
Gaston B. Means
Er. B. McLean
Emory Land
Navy Department
Francis J. Harney
Lindberg
Melean
Paga Twa
Bounties Paid on Predatory Animals in April
The State paid bounties on predatory animals for April per Game Protector Lewis Lituzinger. Indiana County paid gray fox 29 and weasels 32. total $148. State totals include wild cats 17 gray fox 461 weasels 1 983 goshawks 18 amounting to $4 162.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Lituzinger
Indiana County
Quarterly Meeting of Free Methodists Begins Tonight
The Free Methodist Church hosts a quarterly meeting with services tonight, Saturday night, and Sunday led by district elder Rev. J. P. Poy. Also advertised is a display featuring 75 frame and mounting styles from Dr. Geo. W. Huntley, eye sight specialist, at corner 6th and Philadelphia Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
J. P. Poy
Geo. W. Huntley
Optometyay Jand
Death calls Mrs H Malissa Trusal in Indiana county
A sufferer from a long illness, Mrs. H Malissa Trusal widow of P Hy Trusal, died at 1 15 P M Thursday in the home of her daughter Mrs Curtis R Waugaman 1211 Water street. Born February 27 1859 near Plumville she was the daughter of William and Mary A Allshouse and last survivor of that family. She married Mr Trusal October 14 1880 the couple living in Willett for 88 years before moving to Indiana. She was active in Harmony Grove Lutheran Church and leaves two daughters Mrs Vernie A Rankin of Dormont Pittsburgh and Mrs Minnie M Miller of Indiana. (Continued on Page Two)
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H. Malissa Trusal
P. Hy Trusal
Curtis R. Waugaman
Water Street
Plumville
William
Mary A. Allshouse
M. M. Kettering
William F
Samuel B
David H. Allshouse
Mr. Trusal
Willett
Indiana County
Indiana
Trusal
Trusal Hadeen
Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
Vernie A, Rankin
Dormont
Pittsburgh
Minnie M,miller
Opening of Public Schools Adventure for Children and Mothers
An article reflects on the excitement of starting school for children and their mothers while noting that learning to read takes longer than a first day. It mentions a Rommage Sale on May 7 at Leonardson's Store Room in Indiana Theatre Bldg and a May 9 showing of "King Canute" at M. K. Church with 25 cent admission.
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Rommage
Langham
Leonardson’s
Indiana Theatre
North River Pier Destroyed by Fire in New York
Fire at Pier 64 North River destroyed a wooden underpinning and concrete superstructure of the Cunard liner berth. Firemen were injured while battling the blaze as alarms sounded and fireboats arrived. Barge stock on the pier burned, with authorities investigating the cause after rubbish piles caught fire.
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New York
INS
Pier 64
North River
Cunard
Thomas Willett
Con
N A A C P Banquet Planned for May 9 in Indiana County
Indiana County Branch of the N A A C P will hold a banquet at the N M C A after a Monday meeting. Dr Henry Edwards president of the Allegheny Branch New Kensington will be master of ceremonies. A musical program by Ethel is planned for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Henry ©. Edwards
Allegheny
New Kensington
Ethel
Attorney Opens Clymer Office
Attorney Edwin Clark of town opens a law office in Clymer within the C. B. GC. building on Sixth street and plans Saturday hours. He becomes the first local attorney to establish an office in Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Clark
Clymer
C. B. GC
Sixth Street
Clark
Rior Freed And Rearrested In Dilltown Riot Case
John Berchila of Dilltown was freed on bond to appear in court for rioting then rearrested on disorderly conduct. He allegedly threatened to burn company buildings after release. Ten defendants from the April 27 disturbance remain in custody. four released on bail, seven still jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend
John Berchila
Dilltown
Justice of the
Walter H. Jackson
David Stinson
Cramer
Gerchila
Yn Dilltown
Cosgrove-Mecehan Coal Company
Berchila
Justice of the Peace
Jackson
Cos. Stove Median Coal Company
Wilson
Clean-up Week Declared in Glen Campbell Borough
Glen Campbell Borough Council designates the week of May 9 as Clean-up Week urging residents to keep Glen Campbell clean and pretty as it has always been.
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Glen Campbell Borough
Glen Campbell
Canoe Township Tax Collector Appointed in Indiana County
Indiana County Commissioners appointed Frank McFarland of Rossiter as tax collector for Canoe Township after the resignation of Hugh V. White. The notice identifies the new collector and references the former official’s recent resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Albert Ratvigh
John Flenniken
L. Campbell
Frank McFarland
Rossiter
Canoe Township
Hugh V. White
Ship Magnate Stricken II Captain Robert Dollar ill in San Rafael
Ship magnate Captain Robert Dollar founder of the Dollar Steamship Company is reported seriously ill at his home in San Rafael California. The 88 year old pioneer of ocean transport has led the firm since its early days. Local and international shipping circles await further medical updates.
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Robert Dollar
Dallar Steampship Company
San Rafael
Calif
Librarian Elected by Indiana Free Library Committee
At a meeting in Mrs. James W. Mack’s home Miss Ida Shields was elected librarian to replace resigning Carl William Hull. Residents of Indiana were prioritized and out of town applicants were not considered. Shields will begin July first as Hull becomes city librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Free Library Committee
James W. Mack
North Sixth Street
Ida Shields
Carl William Hull
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Esther I’, Handler
Katherine Janet Whitmyre
William Albert Simpson
Gertrude Irene McCreary
Frances Elizabeth Lefevre
Miriam Lucille Koozer
Joseph Howard Houk, Jr
Anna Elizabeth Lewis
Sylvia Harriet ‘Buchman
Florence Irene: Fitzhonts
Lda
Pearl Tozer
Helen Virginia McPhilimy
Howard Dale McCunn
Norman Clair Koontz, Jr
Agnes Theresa Counihan
Katharine Sansom Bartley
Howard Bartley
Reese
UL Olga Alice Sanders
Elysee Palace
Enté
Ely Place
Indiana Evening Gazette
NEA
Justice
Lindbergh
Quarterly Meeting OF
Free Methodists
Rev. Armstrong
Canute
M. K
N.A.A.C.P
CANOE
Heavy Drug Co., Inc
Court House
AG. E. Refrigerator
Auto S'arts
Bill Johnston
Maillards
Ala
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