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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1929

Page

1

President Guthrie to head newly formed Lions Club of Indiana

The newly organized Lions Club of Indiana Pennsylvania will honor KE Guthrie as president at the Charter Night next Tuesday at the Indiana Country Club. District Governor David R. Perry will present the charter. Guthrie, an Associated Gas and Electric agent, has resided in Indiana two years since moving from Johnstown. The event includes dancing, prizes, vaudeville, cards, and a main dinner, with an informal tone and brief speeches.

KE. Guthrie Owly Organized Lions Club Indiana David R. Perry Altoona Indiana Country Club Guthrie Johnstown Associated Gas & Electric Company Mooream

Special train carries Pennsylvania dealers to Kent plant tour

A Pittsburgh start special train will carry about 400 dealers from western Pennsylvania eastern Ohio northern West Virginia and Maryland to Philadelphia for a day of meetings and a tour of inspection of the Atwater Kent factory before continuing to Atlantic City for a banquet with A Atwater Kent as principal speaker. The party plans to return in time to vote in the Tuesday primary election.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia Maryland Philadelphia Atwater Kent Atlantic City Ambassador A. Atwater Kent

MacDonald to join Britain and U S in cruiser limit pact

Diplomatic circles report an imminent joint Britain United States announcement signaling a reached agreement on cruiser limitations. The move would let Prime Minister MacDonald travel to America with disarmament plans already in place, avoiding protracted negotiations in Washington.

Ward Great Britain United States MacDonald Washington America Southampton Hoover

Points on People visitations at local fair and nearby towns

Ohio resident visits family in Plumville while W B Washburn from Pittsburgh and Kinter Fry of Plumville attend the fair. Latrobe’s Steel St Clair visits with relatives in the area. Johnstown guests join Indiana friends for the fair as State Factory Inspector George Edwards and local residents attend.

Ohio Fred Hare Harry Hare W. B. Washburn Pittsburgh The Lone Star, Immigration Company Brownsville Texas H. K. Smith Howard Trainer Smith and Trainer Kinter Fry Plumville Steel St. Clair Latrobe Red W. St. Clair South Seventh Street G. T. Umburn FH. McKee Johnstown Indiana Ier George Licks Linus Simpson Marchand

Fair Week Social Roundup Across Indiana Area

Mrs J S Alexander of Pittsburgh visited Dr and Mrs M M Davis on South Seventh street during Fair week. Many locals and visitors attended the fair including Col W S S McKee from Pittsburgh and Maj C C McLain with State Forester Robert Stadden. Guests included Jeff Burgett from the Pittsburgh Post Gazette and educators Rev Robert Wilson and Dr A W Wilson. Further social notes mention Stanley Ray and wife, Pat Stapleton, Thomas Frantz, Cayl Bence, M J Bishop, Fay Roof, and George Tassick among others visiting during the event.

J. S. Alexander Pittsburgh M. M. Davis South Seventh Street Adda P. Elkin Lock Haven Carl Patchin Burnside B. W. Wilmuth William Marks Glen Campbell Col. W. S&s. McKee C. C. McLain Robert Stadden State Forester Forest Preserve Stroudsburg Mys Stadden J. Telford M. C. Watson Fred Prosser Blue Field W. Va C. B. C. Corporation Jeff” Burgett Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Sporting News Robert Wilson D. OD Philadelphia A. W. Wilson Saltsburg Indiana Stanley Ray Leechburg Advance Ray Clyde ‘Timberlake Harry Young Turtle Creek Edward Ray Young Pat” Stapleton Chambersville Thomas Frantz Rossmeyne Or. M. McMillen Bidirsville Cay] Bence Dixortville M. J. Bishop Bell Telephone Comany D. H. Wyant Cavade Fay Roof Buffalo N. Y Bert Roof George Tassick Clune E.G. Ditch Louisville G. W. Ditch Emma Jean Miller Frances Wiggins Columbia Hospital Albert. G. Miller John Wiggins Near Shelocta P. J. Toofe Youngstown Ohio

TSRD FAIR Gloomy Rebound After 1929 Loss

Desolate fairgrounds show missing exhibits and concessions as the 1929 fair fades into memory. Officials receive thanks for a well run anniversary event amid a strong visitor turnout. In Alexandria plans rise for dedicating a new 1.25 million hospital for veterans at Jamag by the George M Simmons Post No. 3 American Legion.

Frara Paw Ta Association Alexandria U. S. Veterans’ Bureau Jampag George M.simmons Arericata Legion

Church Notes and Schedule From Indiana Hospital Service

The Rev C S Parker will conduct services at Indiana Hospital tomorrow at 8 o clock. Beulah Baptist choir will provide music with Rev Lucitis Wilson assisting. Regular worship hours are 11:00 AM and 7:30 PM. First Regular Baptist Court Mouse Rev John Scott Bible School 0:45 Morning verses A Temple Visions Evening Persistance. Wesleyan Methodist Rev A D Fern First Quarterly meeting 7:30 PM with quarterly conference. Sabbath School Nido preaching 10:45 Lord's Supper 7:00 Class Meeting 8:00 W H Marin presiding First Baptist Arthur B Fowler.

C. S. Parker Indiana Hospital Beulah Wesleyan Methodist A. D. Fern Nido W. H. Marin Will First Baptist Arthur B. Fowler Bible School Milachi Presbyterian Robert L. Clark Church School Young People’s Forum Evangelical A. B. Hoshach Irev. R. CG. Miller BE. L C. E Second United Presbyterian Samuel W .Shane W. H Christian and Missionary Alliance Eleventh Street Church Street William MacTavish First United Presbyterian J. J. Mellvaine Christ Episcopal Roger Charnock Methodist Episcopal J. A. McCamey Jesus The Tyre Epworth League Zion Lutheran B. F. Bieber Marian Cox Reed Woodward Salvation Army Ensign Hwrr Painter Young People’s Legion C. C. Flossie Brown Christ

Morgan utility stocks lead week of mixed market moves

Morgan utility stocks led the week’s upturn with United Corporation near 71 on heavy turnover as Niagara Hudson buyout of Frontier adds 2.4 million horsepower. United Gas Improvement and Utilities Power and Light rose, while Columbia Gas and Electric fell sharply and May Department Stores slipped from Friday’s high. The week ended with uneven volumes and a dull market, as investors weighed a potential storm against an extended upward move.

Cuosins INS New York Morgan United Corporation United Gas Improvement Niagara Hudson Niagara Hudson Company The Frontier Corporation Morgan- Drexel-Bonbright Utilities Power and Light Consolidated Gas Columbia Gas and Electric May Department Standard Oil New Jersey Baltimore Ohio Wall Street N. J Radio Keith Remington Rand Shell UN Skelly Oil St Sinclair Gon Texas Gulf Po-Light SG U. S. Smelt United Gorg Oe TOS Usgi Wi U.S. Leather Wilcox Rich W. Overland Warner Bros W. Dairy +Products West. Electric West U.S. Steel Allegheny Corp Andes Atlantic Barsdall A Veees Beth Steel Sery Veseseys Fox Tims Graham Paigesreeyer Tgen Motors Seeveess Kelly Springfield Armon Motor Nevada Gopfer Bellas Hess Park Utah M Penn R

Wide range of church services and programs listed

A compiled schedule lists multiple denominations including Presbyterian, Catholic, Evangelical, Christian Science, and Methodist. It notes sermon topics such as The Fatherhood of God and The Plan of Life, along with service times, catechism and youth meetings, Bible studies, and special anniversary and evangelistic events across various churches.

Harvest Bays Continued From Page One List of Local Businesses

The Evening Gazette issue highlights a long list of local merchants and sponsors in Indiana. Included are Anderson's Associated Gas and Electric Company, Bishop Show Co, Bon Ton, Dinsmore's, J. C. Penney Co, Ritz and Indiana Theatres, Farmers Bank, First National Bank, and several other shops and services. The notice appears as a continuation with names grouped under county references and business categories.

Greenburgs Fly Meet Promises Young Pilot Stars

Greensburg's 16 year old Tomke Strickler, the nation's youngest licensed pilot, headlines a Cleveland air show. Joe Crane of Detroit promised parachute stunts while Louise McPherridge Phaden and Blanche Noyes join as female flyers. Congress member Wyant ferries Army Navy and Marvin planes totaling 27 for the exhibit. The Cleveland event showcases daring aerial exhibitions and aviation talent.

Tmke Strickler Joe Crane Detroit Ian Cleveland Crane Louise McPherridge Phaden Santa Monica ravel-Air Blanche Noyes Adam M. Wyant Army Navy Marvin

Model Prisoner Al Capone Faces Testimony Request

Philadelphia bureau reports Al Capone may be turned over to federal authorities to testify in the South Bend racketeering probe if a federal order arrives. Warden Herbert Smith says Capone is a model prisoner at Eastern Penitentiary, awaiting possible November action to free him or transfer him.

Francis L. Armstrong INS Sta_ff Philadelphia al Capone Chicago Eastern Penitentiary South Bend Ind South Side Indiana Herbert Smith International News Service Capone Warden Smith Scarface al Helmsburg Park Avenue

Congressman Wyant to Speak at Warfare Maneuvers Event

The event will feature warfare maneuvers with a climactic display. Congressman Wyant, famed as a national orator, is set to open the festivities with a dedicatory address that will be broadcast, per latest reports.

Wyant

Eight Communists Held in Charlotte Conspiracy Case

Eight Communists including two of three kidnapped organizers are detained in Charlotte on charges of conspiring to bring a cache of shotguns and shells into the city for a mass meeting. Police found seven new shotguns and five hundred shells in their possession as the case unfolded.

Charlotte

Shires blasts spying and brawl as suspension hits club

Shires claims Blackburne and secretary Barbour spied on players for weeks and cites a hotel brawl that led to his suspension. He says he will return to Chicago, contemplates a trade, and vows to play on in football and cover the world series to recoup lost salary.

Blackburne Lou Barbour Blackburnne Barbour Shires Chicago Deacon Tate Tate

Youths Pay All the Way From New Jersey to Be

A concise note reports youths traveling from New Jersey to reach an event or venue, covering their journey and motivation. The item highlights their travel commitment and the broader interest or outcome tied to the visit.

New Jersey

Franklin Way Work Advances on 422 Project in Armstrong County

The Benjamin Franklin Highway, U S Route 422, from Indiana to the New Bedford state line will be improved after completing 10.72 miles in Armstrong County. The project, under Division Engineer T C Frame, covers a mountainous stretch through Plum Creek Manor and Kittanning townships from Elderton near the Indiana line. Connell and Laub of Richfield Springs N Y won the $726 224 28 contract, funded entirely by the state, with completion expected about September 1930.

Harrisburg Indiana State Line New Bedford Armstrong County Kittanning T. C. Frame Franklin Pennsylvania Department of Highways Armagh Youngstown Ohio Plum Creek Manor Elderton Connell and Laub Richfield Springs N. Y

Not Dead Yet: Electric Chair Victim Carl Hand Dies

In Eddyville Kentucky on September 14, condemned murderer Carl Hand, 21 of Louisville, initially cried that he was not dead as the electric chair delivered two more shocks after a first failure. He had been convicted for the murder of Marion George and linked to other killings in Westport and Boyers Landing.

Eddyville Tns State Penitentiary Carl Hand Louisville Hord Marion George Ivan Hutsell Westport John Ditchler Boyers Landing Ind

Pool operators under arrest in Greensburg case

Ed ward Cooper of Jeannette and William J. Winkenbach of North Irwin were charged with operating the New Kensington Pool lottery. Both men are held on $500 bond after warrants by Raymond Myers, a Jeannette truck driver, who said a $7,300 winning ticket was refused. The pool, tied to weekly baseball scores, is claimed to have 130000 patrons.

Greensburg New Kensington Edward Cooper Jeannette William J. Winkenbach North Irwin Raymond Myers

Funeral of Mrs Bartholomew

Mrs Amanda May Kinler Bartholomew died September 12 1919 at Indiana Hospital aged 56 years seven months and 29 days She leaves husband William H Bartholomew and children Earl Orpha Lambing Merl Esther Smith Loren Walter Nora McAnulty Ruth Uncapher Funeral from Two Lick at 1 pm Sunday to Pine Church Locust conducted by Rev L B Rittenhouse Interment in church cemetery She was noted for fine Christian character and peace in her last hours.

Amanda May Kinler Bartholomew William H. Bartholomew Jefferson County Indiana Hospital Earl Orpha Lambing Merl Esther Smith Loren Walter Nora McAnulty Ruth Two Lick Pine Church Locust L. 13. Rittenhouse

Speed boat racer Phil Wood injured in Count Volpi Cup crash

Venice Sept. 14. Ins reports speed boat racer Phil Wood brother of Gar Wood was injured about the hips when Miss America VII was hurled from the craft during the first lap of the Count Volpi Cup race. His mechanic Johnson narrowly escaped drowning as both were picked up by another boat. Major Sir Henry Segrave led in Miss England at the time.

Venice Phil Wood Gar Wood Count Volpi England Wood Johnson

Geologist Seeks Hidden Sillimanite Mine in India

Briton Cecil Garnett sails to Assam mountains to locate a supposed vast sillimanite deposit that could transform industry. Backers, led by H E Moon, fear Garnett’s orchid hunting may distract him from the hunt, but insiders cite millions at stake if the mine proves real.

F. A. Wray INS London Cecil Garnett India Europe Assam Hills Assam Tt Garnett H. E. Moon Hong Kong and Shanghai Calcutta Fox Moon Gernett King George Lord Rothchild O. K

Vintondale Woman Annie Misner Dies of Blood Poisoning

Funeral services for Annie Misner 49 wife of Henry Misner will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday from the family residence with Rev GC Evans of Nant-y-Glo Baptist Church in charge. Interment in Blacklick cemetery near Wehrum Indiana County. Death attributed to blood poisoning from an infected finger after brief illness.

Vintondale Annie Misner Henry Misner Memorial Hospital Johnstown GC. W. Evans Nant-y-Glo Baptist Church Blacklick Wehrum Indiana County Misner

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