Armistice Day Plans Outlined By Committees
Armistice Day events in Indiana mark the fourteenth anniversary of the 1918 signing. The Chamber of Commerce urges business closures and post office hours, with a sunrise aerial bomb salute and a 9:30 am gathering at Indiana High School for a program led by Comrade Hugh M Bell.
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Blind teacher casts her vote in Pittsburgh election
Miss Mary C. Clare, a blind kindergarten teacher at the Western Pennsylvania School for the Blind, voted with the help of Miss Anna Sprankle, matron of the school. She was among the first to arrive at the precinct booth and marked her ballet with assistance. Round Dance, Wednesday, Rocky Glenn Park, 65.
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Mary C. Clare
Western Pennsylvania School For the Blind
Clare
Anna Sprankle
Miss Clare
Tax racket arouses state revenue heads
State Revenue Department warns merchants about a new tax racket selling unnecessary reporting forms for the emergency sales tax. crooks pose as tax service agents and claim ties to the department. officials urge merchants to refuse purchases and report known agents to Harrisburg or the highway patrol.
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Metzgar
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Inquest to be held in Dalessio death near Beyer
Indiana county coroner Dr. F W St Clair said an inquest likely within days into the death of 18 year old Frank Dalessio of Beyer after being struck by a car on the Indiana Kittanning road near Plumville. Patrolmen reported he ran in front of the car driven by Mae Ergler of Mahaffey who was using a loaned vehicle. Dalessio died at a Plumville physician's office from neck and leg fractures. Ergler was released on her own recognizance pending the inquest.
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F. W. St. Clair
Indiana
Frank Dalessio
Beyer
Indiana-Kittanning
Plumville
Mae Ergler
Mahaffey
Thanksgiving Observance Plans by Indiana Ministerium
At a recent Indiana Ministerium meeting plans were outlined for Thanksgiving observances. A union service is set for 10 o'clock at the First Methodist Church with Rev. Fred L. Fink as speaker. several city pastors will participate. The ministerium voted against a citywide union evangelistic service this year, preferring each church to conduct its own events. A week of prayer is planned for January with union services to follow early in the month.
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Diana
Fred 1. Fink
Mining Institute Here Saturday
The 18th semi annual Mining Institute of the Twenty-fifth Bituminous District meets at the Y M C A Saturday starting 1 30 p m with talks on underground equipment grounding and care debate topics on officials value after forty, discipline at the face, ventilation, safety work results and accidents prevention. Discussion leaders and professors from State College will attend. dinner at the Presbyterian Church follows with music by the C B Orchestra and invited ladies.
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Richard Maize
Bureau of Mines
Galla- Sher
Lamb
Welsh
J. F. McWilliams
Pennsylvania Goal and Coke Corp
J. T. Gatehouse
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Corp
Radding and Coulter
Armistice Day Observance Planned in Blairsville
Blairsville Post No 407 The American Legion announced plans for Friday observance of the fourteenth anniversary of the Armistice. Businesses and schools will close. The 9:30 a.m. parade will travel through Blairsville and end at the Richelieu theater for memorial services with J. W. Cary of Butler, Pa., delivering the keynote address.
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American Legion
Richelieu Theatre
J. W. Cary
Butler
Pine Township Farm Sold to Paul Jacobs of East Pittsburgh
The Halmes farm in Pine Township was purchased by Paul Jacobs of East Pittsburgh to establish a country home. The sale was processed through the Commodore office of the EBA. Strout Realty Agency, Inc. reports selling nearly five hundred properties during July August and September indicating improved business over the last twelve years.
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Pine Township
Paul Jacobs
East
Pittsburgh
Commodore
EBA. Strout Realty Agency, Inc
Keith
Week End Murder serial debuts in The Gazette
Linda Averill refuses to give up learning what happened when Amos Peabody fell from a second floor balcony. She persisted despite warnings, uncovering that those warnings were well founded as the mystery unfolds in the new serial starting Wednesday.
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Amos Peabody
Linda
The
Gazette
Court Briefs Fill Elections Posts in Mahoning Townships
Judge Langham named eight election officials to cover vacancies across South and North Mahoning townships and Clymer borough. Charles Wells becomes custodian of ballot boxes for No 1 district South Mahoning. Jay Sutter chosen minority inspector North Mahoning. Elmer Shields ineligible due to recent state employment. Kemp Sprankle named majority inspector North Mahoning. Sam Gable ineligible for same reason. Ellsworth Dorn, judge-elect North Mahoning, continues.
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Clymer
J. N. Langham
Charles Wells
South Mahoning Township
Jay Sutter
North Mahoning Township
Elmer Shields
Kemp Sprankle
Sam Gable
Ellsworth Dorn
North Mahoning Town
Meeting to protest government costs in Indiana county
Indiana and Blairsville chambers of commerce sponsor a Thursday meeting in the Court House Indiana to urge reduction of government costs and taxes. Frank M Graff chairs with John L Glenn Pittsburgh Coal Company as principal address. County organization to form. no dues or donations solicited. event non political and aimed at broad fiscal economy.
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Indiana
Blairsville
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Blairsville Chamber of Commerce
Frank M. Graff
Blairsville Savings & Trust Company
John L. Glenn
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Pittsburgh
Grossing Man Assaulted By Two Unknown
P E Fish a guard at an overhead crossing west of Palisades Nevada was bruised by two men just before President Hoover’s special train passed. A A Lowe traveling inspector for Southern Pacific said Fish flagged the pilot train and there were six sticks of dynamite reported but no dynamiting attempt. Fish was sent to Carlin for medical treatment.
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P. E. Fish
Palisades
Hoover
A. A. Lowe
Southern Pacific Railroad
International News Service
Sparks
Here
California
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Fish
Bish
Western Pacific
Southern Pacific
Carlin
Lorentz Forecasts Snow and Rain Before Election Day
Indiana voters are warned of a cold weather shift with rain turning to snow as a front moves in this afternoon into Wednesday. The local observer notes a ten degree rise yesterday but expects precipitation and colder conditions, urging preparation for the polls.
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Indiana
Lorentz
Blairsville Grocery Raided by Police
Blairsville police raided the Santarelli grocery at 244 East Market Street and confiscated 14 pints of whisky and 192 pints of beer. Mrs. Santarelli was arrested and released after posting a $200 bond for a hearing before Burgess G. C. Overdorff tonight.
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Blairsville
Santarelli
East Market Street
Burgess G. C. Qverdorff
We Don’t Care How You Vote Sign Sparks Dover Mill Scene
A Great Steel Co sign at a Dover mill proclaims We don’t care how you vote but vote as the election looms. A meeting of the Republican Women group is set for November 10 in the Moore Hotel at 7 30 p m to elect a secretary treasurer and delegates to the Harrisburg state conference on November 29 and 30.
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Election Returns Tonight From Indiana Gazette
The Indiana Evening Gazette will publish up to the minute national state and county results this evening. The Gazette will send reporters to precincts to collect counts as boards finish and will tabulate results as they come in. International News Service will provide its full service starting at 7 p m. Readers seeking last minute terms should not televent The Gazette before 9 p.m and election officers are asked to submit results early to The Gazette to reverse charges.
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Hoover Heads to West Coast for California Visit
President Hoover returns to California to visit his youth sites at San Francisco and Stanford University with a civic welcome planned. A police guard and Secret Service cover the City Hall and Stanford home, as he travels in a 14-car presidential caravan toward Palo Alto to address voters in a bid for a second term.
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White House
Kiwanis Hearing Politicians At Monday Event
Linda Brigman a non NC native spoke for the Democrats and Harry S Lydick a PA Indiana native spoke for the Republicans at the Kiwanis meeting in the Moore Hotel Monday. No decision as Kiwanis is non political but members gained information for their upcoming election. Twelve mums from Indiana Floral Company were donated by Walter B Kissinger with three sent to representatives.
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North Carolina
Harry S. Lydick
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Kiwanis
Moore Hotel
Indiana Floral Company
Walter B. Kissinger
Gazette
Treasury Balance Report Sparks Federal Ledger Reading
Treasury balance as of Navy operations shows $725,297,838.58 with expenditures of $9,686.03 and customs receipts totaling $3,688,241.41 on the Washington report dated November 8.
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Washington
INS
Navy
Roosevelt narrows Republican margin in Ashford first tally
New Ashford Massachusetts reports presidential results with Roosevelt winning eight votes to three for Smith in 1928 while Hoover drops to 24 from 28. the town casts 33 total ballots in this normally Republican Berkshires community.
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Mass
INS
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Berkshire Hill
Roosevelt
al Smith
Hoover
Coolidge
Davis
Gigantic jury to decide fate of Bert, Fran
Voting began today as a huge jury of citizens casts ballots in a heated presidential race. Early returns from Ashford and Peru show Hoover leading Roosevelt with 1 to 31 and a 100 percent turnout among the 65 registered voters, minus five absentee ballots. A 106 year old Montgomery woman, Miss Knapp, voted for Hoover, highlighting the dry sentiment. The scene shifts to New York where the national mood runs high as about 40 people head to polls to determine whether Hoover or Franklin D. Roosevelt becomes president.
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Ashford
Peru
Hoover
Roosevelt
Smith
Norristown
Paw
Montgomery
Mi Knapp
Herbert Hoover
Ada
Miss Knapp
Gomery Square
Montgomery Hill
Geo. R. Holmes
New York
Franklin D
RODEHEAVER IN on LOCAL CHURCH
Homer M Rodheaver evangelist and singer, long associated with Billy Sunday, will present a program of song in midweek prayer meeting at the First Presbyterian Church Wednesday November 30. Details of the program to be announced by the Christian Workers League.
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Homer M Rodheaver
Billy Sunday
First Presbyterian
Christian Workers League
Maureen Loses Tear Duct Injury Case Won By Court
A court awarded damages in a case involving six year old Maureen whose tear ducts were damaged in an automobile accident. The child remains cheerful despite the injury and continues to smile as a sign of resilience.
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Maureen
Sealy Lous Antgeles Court
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