01 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1930
Page
1
A garbled OCR brief mentions Elmer Borne, Frank Borgia, and a death on May 2 1916. References Sheriff, jury, and an apparent homicide or arrest, with scattered phrases about a murder investigation and local names.
Partial OCR fragment suggests a department big work project with figures around 814000 and 9 million. Mentions ARS authorization and emergency employment, contracts and projects but text is garbled with missing names and dates.
Ken County Treasurer Hatey Wy and assistant issued 1278 licenses on Thursday breaking the prior 851 October 31 1920 record. The surge reflects dry weather and wait for state action on forest closures by Governor Fisher and the State Game Commission.
Expert John Gordon finally controls the Mary Sudick oil well after eleven days of wild flow. Workers at the No 1 Stont well of Morgan Petroleum, within a mile of downtown Oklahoma City, battle debris, torn gates, and stray lines as they attempt to prevent sparks from triggering a major fire. About thirty men in oilskins toil in shifts, fearing a catastrophic collapse while homes in the district suffer and residents face cold meals.
Brookville Pa November 1 Ins for Charles A Anderson county superintendent of schools prepared for a new trial after Anderson's conviction on charges brought by Miss Anna Kyle who claimed he fathered her child last May. The nine man three woman jury returned a verdict shortly after supper. Witnesses included Andersons wife and three children as alibi attempts.
Celebrants braved snow flurries for Indiana Hallowe en night activities. Much of the usual attire was missing due to weather yet costumes remained festive. Streets were lively with carnival spirit, traffic well managed by borough officers, and thanks extended to volunteers and organizers.
Three vessels reported no trace of a mysterious steamer, with her superstructure visible and locks awash, after a storm near Michipigten Island. Coast guard radio said keepers sighted the drifting ship as weather worsened.
Through the generosity of the Clearfield Bituminous Coal Co. the Prea Library received two fine Norway pines. Foresters from the coal company nurseries supervised the planting and the trees enhance the library’s exterior. The Eighth and Water street intersection grows into one of the town’s most attractive corners due to donor efforts.
Mr and Mrs John Guppollines welcome a baby boy named Johi Jantar born October 29 weighing nine pounds. Mother Arbutus Chilton and the newborn are reported as doing well. Local note mentions a card party and social event at Malta Temple on November 14 at 8.46.
Austin Wiley and his orchestra, popular from the Golden Pheasant Restaurant in Cleveland, will perform the Armistice Day dance in Indiana. The Wiley orchestra broadcasts regularly from Station WTAM.
The Gazette launches a campaign promising cash prizes and cars to participants who secure subscriptions. A $6,000 fund will reward entrants with commissions and prize shares, based on total subscriptions sold and delivery method. The plan also claims to expand circulation, with envelopes of new readers in Indiana County.
A fragmentary newspaper note references Indiana content, a Bell proposal, and scattered figures such as 12 000 and 19 000 in delivery and listing figures. The readable text hints at a distribution feature and inclusion of national product names in a classified section.
A new 18 hole indoor golf course opens at the Kita Theatre complex in the Ahotfjey building tonight at 7. The interior is attractively decorated with bright galoved lighting, potted plants, and a large water fountain. The course promises a spectacular view with modern, more difficult holes and reduced playing rates for the opening. Rayl fe, a popular golfer, will act as teaching pro. Four per cent of opening receipts will benefit the Salvation Army Red Shield.
Fragmented OCR text mentions names Varastyan ake Gina Gomniga i Woods and telagipe day by bale tody raovel to Jonged Juneide vlalyiaald. Reads as garbled item with multiple proper nouns, no clear event, place, or date, making precise summary difficult.
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