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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1925
Page
2
The article discusses looming reconstruction plans tied to the Pennsylvania system, with ambitions to build out suburban linkages and raise city congestion. It notes the involvement of the company, city, and upstate judges, and hints at broader federal and regional implications for transport and court resources.
The defense argues for subpoenas to compel President Coolidge and Secretary Davis to testify as Mitchell faces court martial. They contend the army laws were sidestepped and probe who ordered the proceeding. Generals on the jury continue to attend War Department functions while awaiting resumption of trial.
Hunters to the mountains for quail ruffed grouse and pheasant seasons begin November 30 with preseason rabbit and bird hunts. Camps will test gear and spots ahead of the big game period in December, per Gazette Classified Ads.
Continued from Page One the meeting included Debating Superintendent James F. Chapman of Indiana Superintendent Berlin Empfield of Blairsville and Supt J E Davis of Clymer Athletics D D Patterson Commodore Ben Heckert Armagh W R Beamer Eldis Ridge Ernest Johnston Saltsburg and David Dunmire Rossiter as participants in the sessions noting the cross district sharing of ideas and concerns about education policy and school athletics.
A string of local movements and calls shows Ms and Mr Avt T Reeds visiting Frederick to meet daughter Margaret, while others like J F Glosser and Ralph McCully spend time with Indiana friends. Clusters of hunts and business visits mark the day with residents from Homer City Rochester Mills Plumville and Creekside listed among attendees and license holders.
The article lists prize winners from the Halloween celebration with Mr. and Mrs. George Roof as best comic couple, Miss Alice Chambers as George Washington for best dressed lady, and Miss Eth Dawson of Homer City for best comic in Topsy makeup. Over 450 attended the dance and proceeds will fund Memorial Hall improvements. Indiana County's Only Daily.
A dense list of church services across multiple denominations in Diamondville and nearby towns. Items include Methodist, Episcopal, Evangelical, Wesleyan, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Catholic, Baptist, and Christian Science churches with Sunday School times, worship hours, sermons by named pastors, and midweek prayer services. Also notes concerts, Bible studies, and special evening evangelistic meetings, with occasional housing and meeting details.
Teachers in Indiana County endorse resolutions praising the Star Spangled Banner and opposing funds from schoolchildren for Old Ironsides. They demand no solicitor interviews without county superintendent approval and urge continued funding for yearly institute and delegates. Committee reports and election of auditors and delegates followed.
Two obituaries note WM. C. Miller dying Friday and Thomas Elliott dying Thursday at St Francis hospital Pittsburgh. Services for Miller at church Sunday 11 AM with interment in Elder ton cemetery. Elliott’s funeral mass at St Bernard’s Church Monday 9 AM precedes burial in Oakland cemetery.
The closing session features debate over The Star Spangled Banner with critics noting its limits. Dr Brumbaugh honors Frances Scott Key ancestry and patriotism. Dr MacMurray performs, Mrs Jackson accompanies, and Dr Keith outlines guidance for teachers as the 74th annual institute ends.
Bids will be received by the undersigned for the excavation and grading of the First United Presbyterian Church building at Indiana Pa. Address Hyde Murphy Co Ridgway Pa. GEx.
A finance committee named to aid the Indiana route project will seek federal funding. A committee member list includes Dr Doracy Hovek and others from Logansport and Blansbury. A meeting at Butler, Pennsylvania, November 10 will promote the highway as the best east of the Mississippi. Illinois and Ohio roads are largely improved or paving underway.
Police raided a Philadelphia club arresting six patrons after a disorderly house report. Officers backed six patrol wagons near the cafe as guests collided with them. 40 quarts of alleged liquor were confiscated ahead of arraignments before Magistrate O'Brien.
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