06 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1930
Page
1
The WK Booster Fourth of July party opens tonight at the American Legion Park on Wayne Avenue and Seventh Street. The grounds offer ample parking for thousands and promise a grand opening with surprises and a lively fair atmosphere.
Two entrants may enter with official affidavits, as Mrs. Buchheit urges watchers to await a Monday Evening Gazette notice. Local auditions select one singer from each locality to advance to the state audition, aiming for national prizes totaling 25000 dollars and ten music scholarships, with eligibility 18 to 25 years old.
The criminal court list includes Liam J. McCallum for statutory rape Noyd Smith for larceny Jesse Ash Donald Livingstone and Blair Fetterman for transporting and possessing intoxicating liquor Joe Wanner for embezzlement by trustee J P Nizpatrick for felonious entry and larceny Robert Cox for fornication and bastardy Monroe Ramer for aggravated assault and battery Mary Romancik Soll nd for possessing intoxicating liquor A M CGoasick also noted among charges with various mis spellings.
The Indiana Y M C A announces a membership and finance drive from September 18 to 26. The pool and showers will be closed until September 20 for repairs and painting, with the building undergoing repairs and being readied for fall and winter activities. A special Board of Directors meeting is scheduled Monday at 7 o'clock to discuss campaign plans.
New York Sept 6 A book titled A Remedy for Disappearing Game Wishes by President Hoover will be published here next month The volume reveals the president's philosophy inspired by reading dreams and trout haunted pools
Grain market digest shows INS heavy profit taking pulling corn down in late trading on Friday. Other grains stayed in demand with wheat and rye advancing, while various futures quotes show mixed price moves and unusual formatting in the table.
Arrangements show extensive displays by men women boys and girls in agricultural and stock clubs with a larger midway. Free atellar nets daily, Indiana Minstrel Band and another group to perform, with bands on race track. State Departments of Agriculture and Forestry to exhibit beside many manufacturer displays. Solder Day on Wednesday with free admission for veterans and others. Home-coming Day on Thursday with reunions. Governors Day on Friday with a possible address by Governor Fisher to local and regional friends.
Paris announces Costes is named a Legion of Honor commander and Bellonte an officer. The pair arrived in Dallas via Bowman Field at 4 44 PM after a seven hour ten minute flight from New York Newark. Crowds of about 8000 greeted them as guards secured rest at the Brown Hotel in Louisville.
Prof Boss argues solar electron flow drives earth pulsations and earthquakes. He links maximum magnetic charge at 7 PM GMT and winter peaks to sun alignment with north and south poles, saying atoms inside earth animate most when solar flow strongest.
Advance School opened last Monday. Local residents include Mr. George Miller and family visiting in the Miller homes in Indiana, Rev. Deginney delivered an organ to Salem church, and many in the area cope with drought conditions. Dora Stephens returned from a yearlong tour visiting Florida, the Pacific coast, Colorado, California, Oregon, and Washington.
The forward movement in industrial stocks led by United States Steel and other majors pushed prices higher as bulls dominated the short weekend market. Dow Jones components like Eichelheim, Radio, General Electric, Westinghouse and Kennecott posted gains while NYSE trading exceeded 1.4 million shares, near the prior session.
The notice lists church events and services across multiple denominations. It names First United Presbyterian, Free Methodist, Presbyterian, St. Bernard's Catholic, Christian Science, Church of God, A M E Zion, Evangelistic Gospel Tent, Trinity Lutheran, Luther Chapel, Methodist Episcopal, Christ Episcopal, First Baptist, Second United Presbyterian, and Orthodox Association activities. It includes Sunday School times, morning sermons on topics like The Object of True Education and Home-Going, evening Union Communion Services, choir and organ numbers, Young People's meetings, prayer meetings, and special evangelistic services through Friday. Several addresses or building notes appear, with leaders and pastors named for specific congregations.
Investigators opened a probe into the Kansas City Southern Flying Crow derailment near Merwin Missouri sixty miles south of Kansas City. Fourteen passengers were hurt but none seriously. Five victims were brought to Kansas City hospitals. Officials say a faulty lug that weakened in a switch likely caused the accident.
In Buenos Aires on September 6, units loyal to the Irigoyen government reportedly shifted to the opposition after fears of a coup. Army leaders demanded President Yrigoyen resign over the handling of his power transfer to Vice President Enrique Martinez.
Relief workers drag bodies from ruined buildings as authorities fear up to two thousand dead after a catastrophic hurricane. Martial law is imposed to curb looting while relief from Puerto Rico and other areas arrives with food medical supplies and clothing.
The floating filling station Hilda burned to the water edge off Dogan's wharf Steamboat road injuring Capt. John Worth Fay of Greenwich with a broken arm and severe burns and John Curtin of Port Chester with burns. The explosion shattered plate glass and damaged two stores as flames engulfed 2000 gallons of gasoline. Greenwich fire companies fought the blaze and residents felt the blast for miles.
A bearded bandit tied to a Cranford New Jersey bank robbery yesterday, escaping with $20 bills and leaving thousands in cash, was reportedly captured in a parked automobile in Philadelphia. Authorities say the suspect matches the Cranford description and found a weaponry cache in the car. Police have not released the suspect’s name, though he is suspected to be Barney Neifel alias Mos Jargolis alias John Ward of Newark New Jersey, who allegedly stopped there en route to Harrisburg for liquor offenses.
Death records show February 26 1911 birth and siblings Mra William Crugan Paul Bracket Grant Bracken Gladys Fisher Martha Bracken. Funeral by Rev Charles E Held at Luther Chapel Coral at 230 pm with burial in church cemetery. Arthur Leroy St Clair five and a half dies cholera infantum at home Ridge Avenue Homer City. Funeral 2 pm Sunday parental home Rev Ling burial Oakland Cemetery.
The Savan Potato Club joined by Savan Grange and Punxsutawney Rotary Club held a corn and weiner roast near Grange Hall. Rotary members sponsored twenty youths, Rotary members played a baseball game with potato club members, a brief meeting followed with programs by Grange and a pantomime Hiawatha. A round-up to award prizes for yield and records will occur in four to five weeks.
A list shows 14 properties resold to lenders including Home Building and Loan Association Blairsville for $100 and First National Bank of Indiana for several parcels in Blacklick Rayne and Fourth Ward. Remaining overheld properties include John Empfield Brushvalley and G J Hamill Calletto Donahue in Pine township.
The article notes a revival of mottoes and cross stitch embroidery in home decor. It highlights simple designs on velvet, linen, and scrim framed or mounted, with nostalgic sentiments like God Bless Our Home and other sayings gaining popularity amid a shift toward vintage aesthetics.
Light cattle market steady with prices for select categories. heifers 650 to 760, common cattle 300 to 500. Hog receipts 1500 with mixed quotes. prime heavy hogs around 1100, mediums 3125 to 1140, York shire types 950 to 1000, pigs 950 to 1000. Market described as strong with remaining notes unclear.
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