28 Nov 1925
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1925
Page
1
The dispatches detail Franklin Field ticket shortages for a 1930s University game, amid vigilant authorities and new enforcement steps. Debates over price gouging, speculation, and athletic governance reflect a city-wide turmoil as officials seek a fix. A separate note mourns Charles Dickens and lauds his literary legacy.
Fragments suggest a discussion of marriages among business leaders, noting a shift from honeymoon period toward practical partnership. The text mentions social expectations, professional focus, and possible changes in vows, with references to personal life intersecting with corporate roles.
The Mitchell trial paused as King retires from the court after a remark. War Department officials testified defense lapses in Hawaiian defense and an enemy air base near Pearl Harbor, while the jury of generals and officers diverted to view the Army-Navy game. The trial adjourned until Monday for War Department rebuttal evidence.
Mr. Robert Osborne and family return from Corning visit and resettling in the former Kline house after the Arcadia Hotel fire. Several town residents plus visitors are listed with weekend gatherings, hospital news, and church announcements. local industry notes mention Penns Coal and Coke Mint No 42 operating full time with talk of No 41 resuming after a two year shutdown.
Paris fashion notes outline Riviera jumpers as key for holidays with one piece frocks and velvet skirts paired with plaid silk jackets. Yvonne Davidson showcases models in plaid silk, sable trims, and circular skirts. A gray fur novelty named Sushki and other peroxyed moleskin tones appear as light wraps for Riviera evenings.
Irvin, raised in Indiana, recalls early wages at Laufman Steel Co and later involvement in organizing a coal company with Harry Laufman and John Jackson. The trio used $150 capital to buy equipment, survived payroll crises with small raises, and finally sold the mine to a steel firm for profit. Irvin’s Pittsburgh career is noted as historically significant.
Misa Mock, a native of Indiana county, has died. The body rests at G. W. Horner home 229 Strayer street Morrellville. Funeral services set for 2 pm tomorrow with Rev F D Ellenberger of Grace Evangelical church officiating. Interment in Grandview cemetery.
Church listings by denomination and location include Methodist Episcopal Rev G B Emerson with Sunday School 9:45 Worship 11:00 The Epworth League 6:30 Young People service 7:30 various prayer services Wednesday 7:30 Christian Endeavor 6:0 77 Worship 7:30 Evangelical Rev L B Rittenhouse Sunday School 9:45 Sermon 11:00 Catholic St Bernard's Very Rev N P McNelis Low Mass 7:30 Children 9:00 High Mass 10:10 Zion Lutheran J B Baker Sunday School 9:30 Worship 11:00 Regular Baptist Homer City Rev John Cyasby Sunday School 10:00 Preaching 8:00 pm Baptist Unity Prayer 8:00 pm at Mrs Bush Indiana Christ Episcopal article fixture note
A fragmented listing shows radio station itineraries and church services in Pittsburgh New York and nearby cities. Highlights include Capstan Orchestra of South Connellsville WEAR Statler Orchestra and William Penn Orchestra along with performances by Kathryn Meisle and Allen McQuhace.
Chicago traders saw wheat rise about a quarter to four and a half cents, corn edging lower, and oats up slightly, as demand and abroad advances spurred buying but profit taking capped gains. Light offerings kept trade modest, with firm overseas cues but uneven domestic demand and provisions closing lower.
London news reports a Golden Health League forming under Ramsay MacDonald Lord Asquith and Lord Balfour with Sir Arbuthnot Lane as prime mover. The aim is disease prevention and a slogan A Nation's Health is the Nation's Wealth. A medical committee will work with experts on air sunlight nutrition housing TB teeth and more.
A string of out of town visitors and local business in Indiana County is recorded. Mea. Harry Sutton visits from OI City to stay with County Roglater and Recorder Mrai Dollie Ayers. Various residents including James R. Kerr Merl Cooper Paul Helfrich and others are noted visiting or transacting business in Indiana. Also a Paris dispatch describes a Terrine of Rabbits recipe, with cooking steps and serving suggestion.
A Beacon News note advises that all prior wills are revoked by drawing up a new one and stresses burning the old will to prevent errors. It warns that if the newer document is lost or destroyed, an unlost older will may become invalid, urging extreme caution.
In Johannesburg on November 28 Professor Schwartz, noted South African explorer, reports completion of an expedition into the desert between the Orange and Zambesi rivers. She expects a March report detailing new towns uncovered and potential proposals. The desert extends 300 miles south and west of Livingstone. despite the tsetse fly, sleepiness sickness was not common in the area.
The Blacklick and Burnell Township Civic and Literary Club raised a nice sum through cooperation with the Palmer Theater and the public showing of three pictures. The money will buy new books for the Frea Library.
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