27 May 1920
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
1
The article discusses government borrowing to finance the war through Liberty Bonds and Victory Notes. It explains bond promises, interest, maturity dates, and price fluctuations. It urges holding bonds to maturity, warns against market timing, and promotes investing in Liberty Bonds for assured returns. It also notes Allied actions and evacuations related to the war effort.
The report notes France will uphold the treaty limits and withdraws from the occupied territory. It praises Millerand as a peacetime successor to Clemenceau and credits France with strengthening its position by the April strategic move.
The Commerce Commission announced hearings in Washington on May 24 at 10 a.m. to consider evidence from carriers. Proceedings will cover general issues, then southern and western territorial classifications, with opposing proposals and general testimony addressed in a specified order.
Communities plan a two oclock procession to decorate soldier graves at the cemetery. Sunday School children urged to participate with music by the Cookport Band. Addresses by Judge N Langham and Superintendent James F. Chapman. A memorial sermon will be held at the Snicksburg Lutheran Church at three. Methodist services follow Sunday afternoon at 1:30 led by Roy Good of Punxsutawney and Rev Chilcoty of Dayton. Soldiers, Sons of Veterans, and citizens gather at Odd Fellows Hall then proceed to the cemetery for Memorial Day ceremonies.
Auction style list offers dining room suite bed lounge suite library table two wicker chairs leather rocker rug hot plate oven and other furnishings in good condition inquire Marie White 4idd West Philadelphia Street 106 also seed potatoes Pollock Carmen No 8 and Ohio variety smaller sizes priced at 2.40 per bushel located South 7th Street 193
Fragments describe a land sale with eight tracts in Glen Campbell area. Details include measures acres and perches and reference August sale, but readable specifics are incomplete. Names and exact parcels are partially obscured in OCR text.
A sequence of names appears in the license notes: Patrick d. Stapleton, Chandersville Berthas M. Starttimiller, Indiahea Charles O. Chowsen, Starfort Hazel V. Stumpf, Holidayahuiy MGeorwe Ly Smith, Clymer Sara YP, Shields. The fragmentary text suggests a roster of licensed individuals or signatories with unclear roles.
Fragmented OCR text shows names and roles linked to a school setting, listing principal Betty Mochani¢eburg and assistant Ceavie Steffy, with various staff and students mentioned in unclear order. The readability is poor and no clear event or action emerges.
Miss Cora Vaughan a former yuvee in Tudiani returns from Pittsburgh to spend a few days. Miss Leah Ghubbuck leaves Monday for Sunbury to visit friends. Walter Jackson went to St Louis for an extended business trip. A C Beyers to Wilkensburg. Ben Vollvek to East Liberty. Lewis to Craigsville. Mrs Willian Whitfield of Pitts Lbuwech visits Mrs C G Mee Clain. Mrs Jh Wy Tallisen of Salve burg visits town. May aul Mes Lee North of Pune sutawney visit town. Jo oM Mirshatl of Utuisyilla on business yesterday. Mes daiceh Cress entertained friends at her new Chestnut Street home. Flopyence held a Sabbath School party. Tompkins Convicted Twice for Killing Humphries Family and given new chance in Cambria Court.
Opinion overturns judge Francis Z Count of Cambria County on multiple Tompkins era murder convictions. George Serkenbush and Berkenhush face new trials as the high court notes errors in prose and reliance on Commonwealth evidence.
A Brushvalley school district names a new teacher for the Baber area. The appointment brings fresh staffing to the Brushvalley faculty, with details on assignment and start date to be announced.
A digest of an appellate critique arguing that legal instruction misleads juries on the presumption of murder degree. It contends the law presumes felonious homicide as second degree unless rebutted by the Commonwealth and notes the charge failed to clarify higher-degree possibilities.
Thompson and wife visited Mrs Campbell on Sunday. Mary Rowland shows facial poisoning effects. Brushvalley girls sent a ball tear. Nellie Roser visited Indiana on Saturday. Joseph McCully, George Myers, Paul Adams and spouses were sevengded last week. Phitumaihean Literary Society met Saturday. Rev Hill preached at the Methodist Church. Ethel Sprinkle visited her sister in Verom. Vernon Coup and Raymund Aisster left for Warren Ohio for the summer. Playing ball and ving are the evening entertainments now.
Mr and Mrs Pek and family attended a function while Mrs Rice and daughter stay with Mrs Strand in this place. Miss Anna Neal visiting sister Mrs Morehead Blairsville. Mr and Mrs Hinial visiting mother Mrs Strickland. Mr and Mrs Harry McLaughlin drove to Ethiana Saturday night.
A garbled medical report notes delays in drug action and mentions a medical body expressing concern. It references Anouk and Toye de Medecine with unclear quotes about drug response and injections. The wording is partially unreadable, but the core topic concerns delayed effects of a drug and possible administration issues.
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