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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text references a public notice about credit rights and co publication. It mentions terms like state service, eligibility, and local entities. The readable parts show reference to a notice action and potential eligibility or entitlement. The fragment lacks complete names, dates, or locations.
Memorial services and events honor deceased soldiers across Indiana County. Monuments, parades, and proclamations recall World War I veterans with readings by local officials and community groups. The observance includes memorial programs, musical performances, a law funeral, and community gatherings at Cliffside and local theaters.
Sebo spoke with Winters who admitted buying sweets for the children and claimed he was with them only briefly. After hours of questioning and a grueling session by ADA Harry Tap, Winters allegedly confessed saying he was seized by an insane desire to kill. Charges of murder were filed after coroner investigation.
The Normal School marks a gala weekend with events for alumni and students. Saturday features an alumni meeting, class gathering, and senior party, followed by Sunday baccalaureate at Indiana Theatre and a centennial program. Commencement week continues Tuesday with exercises at Rite Theatre and an alumni dinner.
Thaw explains his departure from The White Lights and reflects on his wealth and success. He claims to have bought new equipment and asserts his team is among the valley of Virginia’s fastest. He mentions visiting a nerve specialist and feeling fine.
Construction details note completion of concrete at Punxsutawney closing the road to Du Bois. Rough grading finished from Roseiter to the Jefferson county line with fine grading underway. Concrete pouring expected soon for 1000 feet of Main Street linkage to the station area.
Reports indicate slow progress on Little Mahoning Creek and Pickering Rim bridges at Hamill with plans to push work immediately. A fill problem on the new Home grade is to be fixed at once, with cinder stock staged on the road for detours during repairs. Sagamore and related road projects near Sagamore Hold Up awaiting July letting with August bid expectations.
Final Ford Day plans outline events and timing with a 6 o clock start between the 6th and 7th streets. A prize ceremony and parade are noted, urging participants to assemble at the designated location and join the celebration.
Two members of the Anti Satoon party are set to speak Sunday evening at 7 30 P M and M S pen is slated at the Evangelical 6 Wr to discuss plans. Regular notices indicate the plants are being prepared to request a bid. Three projects are advertised to run concurrently.
A long list details prizes for Ford cars in a parade contest. Awards include merchandise, fruit baskets, gasoline, hats, records, jewelry, china, and more from Daugherty's Drug Store, LaMantia Bros, McGregor & Thomas, Indiana Hardware Co, Ritz Theatre, Loomis and others, categorized by category such as oldest Ford, best decorations, most passengers, and fastest speed. The itemized entries name sponsors such as Bon Ton, Boston Confectionery, Luxenberg's, Buchman, Troutman, Hub, and many local businesses.
A long OCR fragment lists church services, meetings, and social visits. It notes Presbyterians, Methodists, and Episcopalians with service times and events, plus mentions of local residents and visitors from Pittsburg, Chicago, and Johnstown attending affairs or undergoing medical plans.
Fragmented text lists many percentages and brand names, including Royal Dutch, Rock Island, St Paul, and various stand percentages. No coherent event or narrative. only scattered numbers and company references.
Miss Catherine Spence died yesterday in Wilkinsburg of acute indigestion at about 30 o clock. She was about 74 years old and left four sisters Mrs John Hallmay Liver motion and Mrs Spence of Pittsburgh and brothers James Spence of Youngstown Mrs Spence of Pittsburgh Samuel and Harry Spence of Creekside. Former resident of Indiana, member of the Lutheran Church. Funeral at the Spence home tomorrow at 4 pm with interment in the family plot on the Spence farm burgh. J W Douds of Alumville Indiana business visitor yesterday.
A sheriff sale of personal property is advertised for June 1 at the residence of D R Sell. The sale is not for Mr Sell personal property but for property owned by Msom? Mr Paul Myane, es Sat ads stored at the residence of Mr Sell.
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