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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1925
Page
4
A Presbyterian service will mark the birth anniversary of John Knox with suitable observances at Library Hill next Sunday. The town also noted recent marriages including Turner and Laurent, Morrow and Mabon, Tadick and Kanart, and various social entries amid a busy local scene.
In Harrisburg on May 16 Governor Pinehot vetoed the MyCade bill aimed at reinstating retirees under the school employees retirement fund. Other vetoed measures include Ludlow Montgomery tax relief for charities. Joyce Lazerne pensions for poor districts and hospitals. Berney Lebanon debt rules. Shantz Lehigh funds for Robert Morris monument. Huber Lackawanna Florence Crittenton Mission aid. Greeley Philadelphia debtor restriction for husbands. Lynch Allegheny veterans investigation and 25000 aid. Nortom Berks insurance policy provisions exemptions.
A fragmented crossword puzzle page mixes spelling oddities and clues with a Pittsburgh market summary. The cattle and hogs section lists bid ranges and prices for primes, beef, veal, sheep, and hogs, alongside incomplete butter and egg data from the same date.
The Plumville schools closed a successful term with several pupils earning perfect attendance remembrances. A class of 48 completed the grade examination at this place on the prior Saturday. A splendid lecture was given in the Presbyterian Church on Sabbath afternoon by Rev. James McElhaney of Beaver Falls. K. E. Dinger of Smicksburg, on the Executive Board of District No. 1, addressed Bavazha United Presbyterian Sunday School on Sabbath morning. Noyman Halliten, a senior in high school, returned to studies after illness.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions names like Strangford and Elrigk with scattered words about friends, Mus, Giarga Helky, and Sgerae He Strenge, rendering the item unreadable and without a coherent event or action.
A commemorative note from The Bon Ton praises fifty years of education effort progress and spirit, celebrating a school’s golden anniversary with formal congratulations and best wishes to the institution and community.
Mr and Mrs Calvin Whitzel moved from Black Ick to Strangford on Thursday. Mrs M McConnell visited Verne Holby. Mrs Lillie Libongood spent Sunday with friends in Homer City. Mr and Mrs Warren Horrell were motoring Sunday. Ivyle Palmer and Ruth Horrell visited her mother Mrs David Horrell. Miss Vivian Horrell returned home after time with her aunt Mrs Le W Campbell. Mrs Robert Pratt bought a new automobile. Charles Libengood also purchased a new car.
Mr and Mrs Willan McCarloney and son Blair visited Penny Run and Cyn Satay. A worship program will be hosted by Spruce Grave Methodist church on Sunday evening. Mrs Meade and Sean Iivin returned home after visiting friends in Ferguson. Ernest Lambing bought a Ford roadster. Sloppy called in gears Holmes Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs DO Deochar moved to Heilwood Saturday. John Wateremire family visited Frank Uncaplers Sunday. Elwin Meade mourns loss of his dog Buster who disappeared tonight. William Sleppy spent Saturday evening with friends in Manor. James Clawson returned Saturday from Pine Flat where he had been employed. Mr and Mrs George Holmes were Strongstown callers Saturday. Karl Plouse has purchased a light motorcycl e. Elvin Meade called at Darmon papers on Sunday evening. Arch Haven was a Clarksburg valley visitor on Saturday. Mrs H D Brand and son Ward and Mrs J K Helmen were Indians interse ndays with Bowers calling Conrd Blepps on Saturday evening.
Washington dispatch says bootleggers shift strategy to land shipments via New York and Vermont coast to Canada, with 27 vessels reportedly sailing to Canadian ports as coast guard blockade intensifies.
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