26 May 1915
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1915
Page
1
Meetings will be held in the Assembly Room opposite the B R & P station Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings this week at 8 o'clock by William Pinches of Pittsburgh. A cordial welcome to every one.
Mrs. Paul B Hasinger and her young son of Wayne avenue visit with his parents in Tappan Miss Minnie Rinn of Philadelphia street visits friends in Philadelphia James Daugherty son of Mr and Mrs Clark Daugherty of Jeannette visits friends in Indiana Mrs John Sowers and Mrs Obadiah Fry travel to Akron Ohio to establish homes Mr Sowers and Mr Fry have been there some time Samuel A Madill formerly of this place later of Buffalo spent days with parents and leaves for Denver to start a business The Rev W J Wilson of Oakland avenue attending General Assembly in Rochester New York will return to Indiana in time for Memorial Day address at Elderton
The Pulpit Supply Committee of the Presbyterian church invites Rev. Francis S. Downs of Baltimore to conduct the evening prayer meeting. The committee could not secure him for a Sabbath service and urges as many congregants as possible to attend tonight’s service.
Continued notes reveal plans for the New Century Club’s splendid season and social events hosted by the Ladies Aid Society at the wharf. Attendance requires early name submission to reserve spots, with deadlines looming. The text also sketches a shooting meet format with rapid fire rounds and cash prizes, detailing firing procedure and scoring for contestants.
Two man team matches are set in Western Pennsylvania with expert mates facing all comers. Local clubs organize events inviting pairs to compete across varied formats, promising strategic play and close finishes.
Special committee probes status of Union Theological Seminary in New York City. Report presented to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Rochester New York. The committee recommends action following months of investigation and debate.
Aye votes approve a report that preserves the seminary’s outside jurisdiction from the assembly. The body condemned Dr Charles F Parkhurst of New York for a letter opposing prohibition and attacking California’s statute. Also noted is a tip on cleaning smoke stained ceilings with dry rubbing whiting.
A brief dialogue exchange notes a humorous misunderstanding about rain. One asks if rain is still coming, the other denies seeing any rain, prompting the initial question. The wry line captures a moment of miscommunication in a casual street scene.
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