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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1932

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Grand jury acts in berry patch killing

Marie Douglas a 17 year old Green township farm girl was indicted on murder and involuntary manslaughter charges in the July killing of 14 year old John Anderson of Greenwich as he picked berries near her father's farm. The grand jury also returned true bills against Pat Tierno Frank Tierno Ray Tierno John Ferra and Marcus Fischer for conspiracy in a brick throwing incident on the Wimble Penn Highway near Blairsville on July 11. Others indicted include John Slavick for DUI D N Bates for delivering worthless check Edgar Laney and Tommy Garry and Arthur Capitosio with various counts. Waiving grand jury action Edward Rishell and Wilbur Wright were sentenced for feloniously discharging firearms and malicious mischief.

Marie Douglas Green Township John Anderson Greenwich Miss Douglas John Douglas Spangler Hospital Pat Tierno Frank Tierno Ray ‘Tierno Derry Township Westmoreland County John Ferra Indiana Marcus Fischer New York City Blairsville Pat ‘Tierno Robert D. Neal John Slavick D. N. Bates Edgar Laney Tommy Garry Arthur Capitosio B. Sot George Watson Edward Rishell Wilbur Wright

Frank Compton Is Seriously Ill in New Mexico Hospital

Florence Compton of Oakland avenue reports her brother Frank Compton is critically ill at the Veterans Hospital in Fort Bayard New Mexico after a March influenza pneumonia attack and relapse. His condition is worsened by a nervous breakdown.

Clorence Compton Oakland Avenue New Mexico Frank Compton Veterans Hospital Fort Bayard N. M Indiana

Merchants Meeting Set by Indiana Chamber Group

The Merchants' Auxiliary of the Indiana chamber of Commerce will hold a meeting in the Rest Room Thursday evening September 8 at 7 00 o'clock. All merchant members are asked to be present.

Merchants’ Auxiliary The Indiana Chamber of Commerce

Indiana Borough Council Meeting Postponed to Sept 20

The regular council meeting was adjourned to Tuesday night September 20 at the usual time due to several councilmen being out of town and no quorum.

Indiana

Mayor Eddie McCloskey tells all on Lindbergh kidnapping case

Johnstown pa recall by Mayor Eddie McCloskey of Garrett Schenck case outlines fear of misdirected suspicion and potential forced confession. He condemns kidnapping as a crime, urges vigorous prosecution of alleged suspects, and stresses dangers of sensational pressure and state border detention.

Lindbergh Eddie. McCloskey Johnstown International News Service McCloskey Garrett Schenck New Jersey Eddie McCloskey Hopewell N. J Garrat Schenck Schenck America Irs McCloskey Clearfield County H. Norman Schwarzkopf Somerset County

London Bridge Sinking Claim At Royal Science Meeting

In York England Sept 7 the British Association for the Advancement of Science resumed sessions after Capt T E Longfield reported London is sinking with St Pauls Cathedral tilting. He cited definite subsidence since 1865 and noted the Bank of England has sunk seven inches in 68 years.

York England INS British Association For the Advancement of Science London St. Paul's Cathedral T. E. Longfield British Ordnance Survey Bank of England

Indiana Sabbath School Convention Opens September 20 21

The thirty fifth annual Indiana County Sabbath School Association convention will meet at First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday and Wednesday September 20 and 21 with no registration fee. Officials say funds will come from attendees’ donations while sessions cover Adult Parent Training Home Department Missionary Temperance Administrative Christian Education and Young People divisions led by Dr. Walter D. Howell Dr. Earl I. Zeigler Miss Ione V. Sikes and Rev. Charles W. Cochran. Five Indiana ministers are listed as continuing coverage.

Indiana County Sabbath School Association First Presbyterian Church Home Department Tive Christian Education Walter D. Howell Board of Christian Education The Presbyterian Church Philadelphia Earl I. Zeigler Presbyterian College of Christian Education Chicago Ione V. Sikes Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association Charles W. Cochran

Bern Personal Physician Attributes Bern Suicide to Melancholia

In Honolulu Dr Edward B Jones, Berns personal physician, says acute melancholia caused the Hollywood executive Pan Bern to shoot himself. He notes Bern and wife Jean Harlow were in love and that motive is personal, not involving others, with records to be given to the coroner in Los Angeles.

Honolulu T. H Pan Bern Edward B. Jones Bern Hollywood

Garden winners announced in eighteen mining towns

Garden contests in the eighteen mining towns of the R. and P. Coal Company for 1032 closed with gratifying results. Despite dry weather, Mexican bean beetles and other insects did not ruin gardens and judges praised efforts in vegetable and flower gardens, lawns, and shrubs. Over 2,000 homes participated, with Iselin and Lucerne featuring community gardens.

R. & P. Coal Company Iselin Lucerne

R R Assaulter Is Sentenced

R R Assaulter pleads guilty to slugging John H. Hunter a Derry Pennsylvania railroad conductor as he rode over the Horseshoe curve. John Swogger of Coburn is sentenced to one to two years in Blair county jail. Swogger admits striking Hunter with a club during the act and asserts Flick and Wine land were not involved.

Hollidaysburg Marion D. Patterson John H. Hunter Derry Pennsylvania Railroad John Swogger Coburn Blair County Swogger Charles Flick Joseph Wineland Swagger Hunter

Treasury balance report details September figures

Washington September 7 Treasury balance stands at 332246058.13 with expenditures 7622306.08 and custom receipts 3373138.28. The report records the treasury position and related cash flows as of September.

Washington Treasury

Death calls Audrey Mead in early Tuesday evening

Friends and community mourn the death of Audrey Mead at 9 p.m. Tuesday in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Harry R Mead 705 Water street She leaves her parents and sister Mrs Vanessa Mead Way Funeral services set for 2 p m Friday at the parental home An obituary to follow in Thursday's issue John M Rankin dies after long illness services Friday at 2 p m at his Washington township residence Rev J K Boston will conduct interment in the church cemetery Rankin described as a substantial citizen of the community Continued on Page Two Round Dance Thursday Rocky Glann Park 12

Audrey Mead Harry R. Mead Water Street Vanessa Mead Way Howard Way John M. Rankin Donn M. Rankin Washington Township Plumville J. K. Boston Washington Presbyterian Church Rankin

Mellon Returns to England After Restful U S Visit

Ambassador Andrew W. Mellon arrived in Southampton aboard the Inez Olympic to resume his post, reporting encouraging indications of returning confidence in the United States. He denied meeting Montagu Norman or planning to resign, and declined to discuss war debts or the London monetary conference beyond noting he knew as much as the press.

Linton Wells INS Southampton United States Andrew WW. Mellon England Montagu Norman Bank of England Ambarcador Mellon Mellon Norman Clarence Skinner Faite AA Washington London American State Department Staller Ray Atherton

Pastor Denies Reported Death In Ohio Return Home

Harrisburg Sept. 7 Reverend C. D. Huber, a leader in the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference of the Evangelical Congregational Church, said he is alive and well after a widely published report of his death. He explained friends are startled when told he is alive and does not know the report's origin. He was traveling with Bishop E. S. Woodring and other pastors when the rumor spread.

Harrisburg INSJ Ohio C. D. Huber Eastern Pennsylvania Evangelical Congregational Church Highland Park E. 8S. Woodring Allentown J. 8. Harper J. S. Heisler Reading

Federal Water Official Visit to Indiana Meeting

A. N. Kneen and Newton B. Lysle of the Federal Water Service Corp. met Indiana Borough Council officials for a conference in Indiana. Results are expected to be announced at the next United Spanish War Veterans meeting. Camp 71 and Auxiliary 55 will gather September 8 at Memorial Hall Indiana Pa. Edna Kerr presiding.

A. N. Kneen Federal Water Service Corp Newton B. Lysle Scranton Indiana Penna Memorial Hall Edna Kerr James R. Baker Roande

Student Held In Child Death At Punxsutawney

Punxsutawney high school basketball star John Bowersox was jailed on five charges after a car crash on Albion road killed 11 year old Paul Rankin. Police say the youth took the vehicle from in front of the Bowersox home, struck Rankin and failed to stop. Rankin died at Adrian hospital. Bowersox faced manslaughter and driving without a license or owner’s consent charges.

Punxsutawney John Bowersox Punxsutawney High School Paul Rankin Albion Road Adrian Howersox Frank Stiver Bowersox

Calmly Admits Slaying Wife In Boston

Boston report says Dr Townley French 57 son of war correspondent Henry French confessed to killing his wife at their Melrose Street lodging house in a bid to end poverty. He sat with her corpse 36 hours before notifying police and claimed he shot her while she slept to spare her further hardship. He said he would have killed himself but feared leaving her to struggle. He described the act as a needed measure for both their futures and noted he then told officers the location of the body. The case centers on a crippled physician’s admission and motive amid a grim household tragedy.

Boston Townley Thorndike Prench Henry Willard French Bestrond Conn

Herriot Plans US Involvement in Disarmament Debate

Paris reports Premier Herriot intends to frame Germany's demand for arms parity as a matter for the United States as well as France. He will cite the Versailles treaty and the 1921 German American pact, tying Kellogg Briand Pact to current tensions at Geneva. Herriot aims to involve the United States directly, aligning discussions beyond bilateral talks with Germany.

Arno Dosch-Fleurot INS Paris Germany Europe France United States Edouard Herriot Henry L. Stimssen Washington Pier Herriot Geneva Stimson the Foreign Relations. Co New York Spee Stimson Herriot Gersmany

Yatesboro Girl Struck by Auto Near Schoolhouse

Margaret Warhola seven years old of Yatesboro was injured when struck by an automobile near the Yatesboro schoolhouse. She suffered a fractured leg and head lacerations and was taken to Indiana Hospital about 10 30 am. A patrolman investigated the accident.

Margaret Warhola Yatesboro Indiana State Highway Patrol Accient

McLains Leave For Southern Home

Mr and Mrs Charles L McLain with Francoise and Philippe left for their Charleston South Carolina home after visiting the McLains parents Mayor and Mrs C C McLain accompanied by their party left for their home. Mr McLain a commercial agent for the Department of Domestic and Foreign Commerce served as captain of Indiana Company F in World War.

Charles L. MeLain Francoise Philippe C. C. McLain Charleston S.C McLain Department of Domestic and Foreign Commerce Indiana

Fire destroys Fairman home in Washington township

The frame dwelling of James E. Fairman on the Fulton Run Five Points road in Washington township was destroyed by fire of unknown origin yesterday morning. Family members fled to safety and were uninjured. The loss is partially covered by insurance.

James E. Fairman Fulton Run Five Points Washington Township

Kittanning Presbyterial Bi Centenary Meeting

The Washington Bi Centenary Observance of the Kittanning Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church will be held in Ebenezer Presbyterian Church Monday September 12 and Bethel Presbyterian Church Tuesday September 13. Programs include devotions greetings from the Armstrong County Ministerial Association and addresses by Rev. J. W. Mountain Rev. R. J. Werner Rev. Walter Kennedy Rev. Calvin C. Hayes D. J. Monday afternoon and Rev. H. M. Foster Rev. Samuel M. Nesbit Rev. Geo Wilber Monday evening. Tuesday includes reports on vacancy and supply mission education foreign missions and an address by Hon. Robert Me Ewing President of the Historical Society. Special music and other features complete the program.

Washington Kittanning The Presbyterian Church Ebenezer Presbyterian Church Bethel Presbyterian Church Bethel Hi M. Foster R. M. Offutt T. Scott D. D National Mission H. M. Foster M. D. McClelland C. Anderson R. Charles W. Cochran R. J. Roberts Indiana

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