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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1925

Page

2

Crest Guard Names and District Officers Listed

A fragmented OCR list shows names associated with crests and districts. Mentions include Wheatfield, Marion Den, Hillsdale, Acadia, Indiana, Ston Strongstown, Penn Run, and Clyd A Palmer with various individuals such as Tyger Den, Naugle, Bracken, Lowther, Reed, Smith, Wilt, Rickard, McAbe, Colgan, Shoup, and Harrison.

Wheatfield Harry Naugle R. Bracken Wehrom J. N. Cramer S. J. Lowther J.B. Reed Stafford Finger Mahoning Hugh W Smeater Mills Ston Strong Strongstown Holmes Penn Run R. D

Store Fixture Co Ad Declares Immediate Delivery

Classified notice from Store Fixture Co offering used and new restaurant fixtures including counters stools and equipment. Describes machines scales clocks cash registers and refrigeration with steam tables and cobbles. Announces tight prices and favorable terms from Bonu Ave Pittsburgh near Union Station.

Bonu Ave Pittsburgh Union Station

Two Indiana County Civil War Companies in Lookout Mountain Battle

The article lists officers and rank and file from Company A Chambersville and Company D Cherry Tree of the Seventy-Eighth Pennsylvania Volunteers. It notes names like Cummins Fleming Lewis and ranks the dozens who served, recalling the two Indiana county companies that fought at Lookout Mountain and other engagements during the war.

Seventy-Eighth Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers Indiana County Bates Chambersville Comepany Cummins Merlin Fleming Lewis Milles Smith Gibson Blue Robinson Stewart Dinger Adams Stauffer Blair Lakehart Rankin Brown Jackson Balentine Buchanan Bothell Bell Brumbaugh Bowser Campbell Cochran Clark Clowes Carnahan Crooks Dickie Graham Hillberry Sewart Kirkatrick Moorhead Margnall Shafer Uncapher Wallace Rowland Stahl Stephens Thomas Woolweaver Walker Wike Yeager Indiana Lookout Mountain

Brown Favre Co. merger names officers and leaders

The Brown Favre Co merger meeting yesterday elected Benjamin J. Faunce as president H V Brown as vice president and general manager Jas V Ayres as vice president and manager of sales Elmer L McIntyre as secretary and assistant general manager and John G Cosgrove as treasurer The merger legal and financial work was handled by Ernest Stewart of Indiana and Richter and Co certified public accountants of Pittsburgh Indiana County's Only Daily.

Shipping Board powers in flux as Congress back

Congress returns in two months and the White House weighs options to abolish the Shipping Board. The President may transfer functions to the Department of Commerce making Hoover effectively shipping director, or replace two commissioners to regain White House control. Haney and Thompson face recess terms. Edge plans to push Board abolition. Crowley to lead Emergency Fleet Corporation. Cone resigns in protest of ousting Palmer.

Congress Washington Department of Commerce Herbert Hoover Haney Hompson White House Senate Thompson Feaders Edge New Jersey Hanry Alabama Oregon Emergency Fleet Corporation Elmer I. Crowley Boston New York Coolidge Palmer H. J. Cone Fleet Corporaton

Rival Managers Speak Before Pirates Challenge

Pittsburgh October 7. Bill McKeehins leader of the Pirates says the club is ready from bat boy to pitcher. Meadows will start and he is a mighty good bat for us to stand on. The Pirates face the great Johnson and are supremely confident. They are set for the toughest games they have ever faced and see it as their biggest chance.

Pittsburgh INS Bill McKeehins Pirates Meadows Johnson Stanley Harvis Forbes Field Washington Stiles Ates Horatio Alger Wee Giants Bill MakKecknie Pirate Stanley Herrin Stanley Harris Coveleskie Roger Peckinpaugh Moors Eigar Judge Landis Bigebally Gifford Pinechot Pennsylvania Ben Johnston John A. Heydler J K.tener National League Lsagte Prezent

Great Pirates Senors clashicted in first World Series game

Washington and Pittsburgh eye a tense opening as Walter Johnson faces Stan Coveleskie in a pivotal World Series tilt. Odds favored Pirates early with power and speed versus Senators steady fielding led by Johnson’s ace form.

Pirates Pittsburgh Senaiors Senators Walter Johnson

Morale at Sagamore Mine Protest Documented

A fragment from Sagamore reporting miners condemning B and S Coal Co for planning to start Sagamore mines without honoring UMWA contracts. Signers include Robert Hudson Dominik Kunigisky Christ Atherton, claiming potential action to protect workers.

Calloway S, Coal Co Casley Sagamore United Mine Workers of America B, and No. 2 Robert Hudson Dominik Kunigisky Christ Atherton Committas

Senators Tout Johnson as Best Hope for First Victory

On the eve of the opening game, a senator said Washington is at full strength and Walter Johnson will start. He praised Johnson as the best bet and noted the club is not fighting to the last ditch. The speaker declared the Washington team the best ever to represent the city.

Nion Senators Walter Johnson Washington

Local residents visit county courthouse for business

A string of names appears as local and Indiana visitors conducted business at the County Court House. Clark Henderson, Wilmer Kinter, McGaughe, Elizabeth Woschock, and others are listed among Tuesday and Monday activities. The report notes hunting licenses secured and various in-town errands. Also listed are Indiana men attending an opening game in Pittsburgh and Theodore Talmadge, pension inspector, conducting business locally.

Indiana Pittsburgh

Plan to free naval aviation faces funding limits

Plans to expand naval aviation face funding shortages as an eight hundred fliers proposal seeks 2,000 active pilots and 700 volunteers from enlisted ranks. Commissioned fliers are deemed unaffordable, and the effort hinges on available funds amid a wave of urgent recruitment. BELLEFONTE Pa Oct 7 INS The Air Mail pilots association posts a $9,500 reward for information leading to the recovery of missing aviator Charles H Ames as search efforts intensify in dense Allegheny timberlands. Authorities push on with guardsmen, summoned by Gov Pinchot, to aid in the hunt under Air Mail Superintendent Charles I. Egge.

Air Service al Force Bellefonte Air Mail Charles H. Ames Association of the Air Mail Service Ames Ale Mail Clarion Charles I’. Egge Egge

Retail food prices decline across several cities

The Department of Labor reports September saw declines in retail food costs in 18 of 24 cities, led by a 3 percent drop in Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Baltimore and Scranton showed small decreases, while New York posted a decrease under five percent. Other cities posted increases.

Washington Department of Labor Cleve Bend Pittsburgh Baltimore Scranton New York Opera

Plan Congress And A Frolic Pennsylvania Automotive Association

The Pennsylvania Automotive Association hosts a three day convention in Pittsburgh October 12 to 14. Sessions feature Welcome by Pittsburgh officials, talks by industry leaders on legislation insurance merchandising and finance, plus an open forum and a steamer frolic. Banquet speakers include F E Moskevies and Ray Sherman with evening entertainment by the Pittsburgh Automobile Dialers Association.

Pennsylvania Automotive Association Pittsburgh Wiliam Tenn George A. Hoveler Satchell George G. McFarland R. G. Duffus Benj. G. Kynon State of Pennsylvania W. P. Lewis Penn-National H National Association’ of Finance Companies Chicago Smith Pittsburgh Automobile Dealers' Association Wood Street P Oal E. T. Satchell Organizing For Profit C. A. Vane A. m Fiundamentals of Management Lynn M. Shaw N. A.D Listh UW. PD Aul Jock San Francisco Edward M. Payton Cleveland A. R. Kroh F. E. Moskevies Prascient Stutz Motor Car Company Ray Sherman Folster, Motor Pittsburgh Automobile Dialers’ Association Automotive T. &. Willis Hare Find Chase, Inc BF. Maskovics Stutz Moter Cer Co

Health tests for everyone urged at medical meeting

Dr. William D. Hayward of Nashville urged annual health examinations for all at the opened seventh meeting of the Medical Society of Pennsylvania in Harrisburg Ost. He stressed preventive medicine. Dr. J J Shoemaker of Reading was installed as president at the session.

Harrisburg William D. Hayward Nashville Tenn American Medical Association Medical Society of Pennsylvania J.J. Shoemaker Reading

An assortment of 1920s industrial names and percentages

The fragment lists numerous companies and brands with percentage figures, including Goodrich, Continental Oil, Studebaker, Rock Island, Union Pacific, Westinghouse, Willys Overland, and others. It notes a report from A. B. Manan & Wandercrift Building in Pittsburgh, PA, implying a compiled stock or distribution survey from that era.

Baateatateerde Baldwin Lotoy Cal Pat Cuba Seesees Wietohis Ann Te Nor Goodrich Kan City Sthren Ag Kelly Spring K. Ky Ty Riesseget Eaariee Punta Alegre Stig Royal Dutely Siae Rock Island Sinclair Oi Wess Pacssj Studebaker Nedaics Ind N.Y Raila St. Paulo L. T.P. CG Union Pas C. F U. Steel Westinghouse Des Willys Overland A. BE. Manan & Wandercrift Building Pittsburgh

Episcopal Convention Opens in New Orleans Forty-Eighth Triennial

In Audubon Park the Protestant Episcopal Church began its 48th triennial convention with a public service. Delegates from nearly every nation attended, with a sermon by Bishop Theodore Dubose Stratton of Mississippi delayed by illness and read by Bishop Thomas I. Gailor of Tennessee. A 250-voice choir from Louisiana and Mississippi provided music. Earlier, a corporate communion for bishops and deputies and Holy Communion for the women's auxiliary were held at Christ Cathedral and St. Paul's Church. Business sessions start at 1 PM. Two receptions were planned for the evening.

New Orleans Audubon Park Protestant Episcopal Ghureh Worl Simon Thevodore Dubose Stratton Mississippi Thomas I Gailor Tennessee National Council Louisiana Opan House of Bishops Heuse of Deputies Christ Cathedral St. Paul’s Church Hauge

Birthday party honors Elizabeth Steffy at 92 in Ben Avon

A large gathering at Mr and Mrs J N Rombaughs home Ben Avon marked Elizabeth Steffys ninety second birthday with numerous relatives and friends from Avonmore Blairsville Butler Clarksburg Indiana and Saltsburg in attendance. Also in Boston police rounded up five men linked to the white gloved and silk stockinged bandits who beat James Faysneau to death at the Middlesex and Boston street railway barn. A sixth man was held for questioning.

J. N. Rombaugh Ben Avon Elizabeth Steffy Clara Kier Rhea Harry Grant Shorraker Avonmore Thomas Smith Floyd Clawson Grace Blairsville J. G. Moorehead Rants Clark Frank Clarksburg Edith Ferguson Mary McKee Kent Pearl Youne Indiana Alex Jewel Sarah Jans Butler Thomas Alms Francis Chapman James Simpson Troiana R. DB Pittman Joseph Rombaugh Audley Rombaugh Ernest Doyle Larry “Melvin Norman Colgan Wilmer Tya Virginia Roxie Colgan A. &. Rombaugh R. D Judd Culp Ringle Joseph Ferguson i Saltsburg Boston

Annual conference notes five medical sections held

Fragmentary report describes an afternoon of section meetings at a medical conference. Five sections are listed: medicine, surgery, eye, ear nose and throat, pediatrics, and dermatology, with a conference in Palade.

de Nowy Henry Palade Aftarna

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fed Er A. D. Tyger, Marion den W. H. Buchanan Jessley Wheatfeld Charles Ayers Omar G. Shoup New Thomas ‘Gambie Clyde A. R. Palmer Ohn Nealer H. B. Fulton West Leba Ralph A. Harrison Tage One Hardware News Radiola Stromberg Diogenes Dietz U. S. Weather Bureau Teteart& Co. Ince Clark Henderson Young Township Wilmer Kinter Hasger City McGaughe Washington Township Court House Elizabeth Woschock Brush Toe David and George Noely McGees Mills Floyd Wilkine Difftown J. GC. Rager PF. R.R Blacklick William Young Rossiter M. C. Roof H. H. Blakley C. J. Cartwright Green Township G. L. Watterson N. L. Whiteacre J. K. Means Rayne Township Friends Darwin Stewark Center’ Township Indiana Friends Herbert Long Ross Sutton Vernon Taylor James Jack, Esq Hastie Ray Claude Bath Jack O’hare J. Brody Joseph Stern Sheriff John Malcolm George Fields James Ralston J. D. Johnson Joseph King Earle Raymond Ben Pollock C. C. Dinsmore Si Streams Theodore Talmadge C. R. Laughlin Marion Center Hysainuss Naval Aviation Qnty Episcopals IN Convention
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