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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1930
Page
1
Local engineers unveil a device they say yields 69 miles per gallon and improves pickup and starting. Thousands have installed it, with carbon disappearances noted. Oliver of Milwaukee offers a free sample and a $300 weekly earning plan for territory distributors.
Local grid prospects look strong as Fulton High faces a heavy schedule. Most of the squad returns, with key backfield players bulking up new line combinations. Bruce Smith and John Carter lead potential backfield battles, while Gress and Corraini contend for the halves, with the Red and Black weighing in as the heaviest squad yet. One injury, Oc Cicero, is expected to heal and rejoin soon.
Indiana high school officials organize a statewide pupil traffic patrol as part of a national public safety campaign. The H patrol includes Boy Scouts and patrol members such as Billy Ine Cant Darren Jones Merle Agallo George Marcus Linda Brig Iber Allshouse and Captain Arthur Carna.
Boston September 18 optimistic reports from leaders across the nation at the 118th annual convention of the Northern Masonic jurisdiction es say prosperity has returned. Governors Fisher of Pennsylvania and Pickerel of Ohio tout improving industries public works and pensions as central issues. The gathering announced the 1931 convention will be in Detroit.
The High School lays plans for its role in welcoming Rear Admiral Byrd on his Indiana visit. Students will parade from the High School to Philadelphia street to join ceremonies honoring the explorer. Juniors elect officers with John Hess as President and David Hassinger as Vice President.
Governor John S. Bisher proclaims Friday October 24 1980 as Fall Arbor and Bird Day urging teachers and students to focus on forest and bird care, understanding trees and their yearly changes, and recognizing the role of forests in home industry and community life. The call extends to all Pennsylvanians to value wildlife and forests beyond schools.
Governor Pinchot would sign commissions for coal and iron police. On stage with him last night were M. M. Overly of Clearfield Fred Osborn Harold Smith J I Pollum and Congressman M. Chase. He attended the Ringgold Grange Punxsutawney highway opening in Jefferson county after arriving in Punxsutawney about 3 pm. He spoke briefly at Maple View Park and greeted friends at Barclay Square.
Governor Pinchot and his party toured Jefferson county as a new road from Punxsutawney north through Ringgold opened up distant areas previously served by poor roads. Large crowds gathered in Punxsutawney and Grange for speeches by Senator Bowers Secretary Taylor and others before Pinchot spoke forcefully about Philadelphia issues. He was presented with a groundhog and an old yoke as symbols during the event.
A fragmented notice from Saltsburg lists individuals including Viola Simpson Florence Wallace and Nellie Miller along with associates in Indiana. The items reference home extension, training and missionary roles across multiple Indiana towns and entities such as Patent Training and Blackside Young People.
The report describes the 38th annual convention with Rev. Harker opening the sessions and speakers including Stanley Kendig and Rev. Lawrence Ball. Emphasis centered on debt to youth, better homes, a church school department for parents, and Sabbath school excellence. About 400 delegates attended.
In Fayette county court, Bell denied being at the murder scene near Twin Cake, while his wife Florence Ball rebutted. the trial opened September 1 with over 100 witnesses and 116 total witnesses summoned by both sides as jury selection stretched.
A vivid account describes a blimp vigilante maneuver with a front dip and slide, gaining speed as an airport appears. Ground crew bustle as the craft lowers, a photo is taken with hidden faces. The descent ends the airborne experience, followed by three more figures emerging with smiles.
The Goodyear Blimp arrived from Clarion at 11 o clock and began the fiagewazer service. Four pilots kept busy with relay flights until dusk, as Indiana welcomes the new thrill and the blimp likely stays overnight to extend operations into darkness.
The passage traces Roshn Hashanah from agricultural season markers in Palestine to a new sacred framework. Rabbis anchored the holiday to universal judgment, reshaping New Year observances into a solemn, moral reflection.
New York Sept. 18 The stock market moved slightly higher in parts but overall prices showed little change as bears pressed with selling orders on American Rolling Mills Vanadium Westinghouse and other favorites. Copper and gasoline prices fell while grain and cotton showed limited rally. Money remained tight with funds offered at 1 1/2 percent and the money desk rate steady at 2 percent.
In loving remembrance of our dearest Mario who departed this life June 2018 three months ago. We miss you dearly, a youth full of good spirits whose loyalty and devotion touched all. May God grant you everlasting peace as we cherishing your memory, the Carcelli Family.
A reflective note describes the Rosh Hashanah observance with the shofar sound and its global and generational significance to the Jewish people. It emphasizes mindful repentance and the sacred duties tied to the new year.
A two year old colt owned by W H Toth of Youngstown was killed when struck by a car driven by Mr Redding of Blairsville on the Clarksburg Iselin detour. The colt followed mares driven by Mrs Toth and daughters. the driver attempted to pass and struck the colt, fracturing its front and back legs and causing internal injuries. The animal died minutes after the accident.
At a county meeting in the commissioners office County Engineer Thomas Pealer and G Hamilton S L Calhoun and Robert Kinter publicly opened eight bids for placing 11500 tons of slag on a 5.2 mile Armstrong Township highway project along the Benjamin Franklin Highway from Anderson farm to Parkwood West Lebanon. The Kline Grain Company of Shelocta won with 39 cents per ton. Work on grading and draining from Young Township line to West Lebanon is underway and expected to finish early this fall.
Squires fell from a moving southbound train near a bridge, fatally injuring his neck and other fractures. He lived in Rockway Pa and worked as a locomotive engineer on the Pittsburgh Shawmut line. Survived by wife, four married daughters, three daughters and two sons at home.
The account describes a hypnotist causing loss of control and theft totaling about 150 dollars. Theresa Frangle gave police a description of a 30-year-old, well dressed gypsy woman who appeared involved.
Disorder marked the Bombay council elections as women pickets and large groups tried to intimidate voters. Police dispersed arresting 63 native women early incidents, with swelling mobs and injuries. late in the day 120 women pickets were under arrest.
Senator Robert M. La Follette Jr. married Miss Rachel Wilson Young of Washington, his secretary, at Maple Bluff Farm, the La Follette home. The wedding followed the brother Philip F La Follette securing the Republican nomination by a wide margin.
Three Pittsburgh Slavic girls aged from Pittsburgh were taken to Mountain View police station as witnesses after a hitchhiking trip through New Jersey with Frank Kearney Vincent Kearney and Phillip Kearney. One girl reported harassment prompting police involvement. the men were released, while the girls were held and later returned home by their parents.
Ins offers of extra pay push police to continue an 86 hour hunt for Scarface Al Capone and 24 other public enemies with vagrancy warrants. Detectives raid ten union headquarters, all linked to gangsters named in Tuesday warrants issued by Municipal Judge John Lyle.
Shuttle Washington date reports say two laborers and one night watchman are missing after a 6000 pound dynamite explosion destroyed the Puget Sound and Alaska Powder Company storage plant near Mukilteo. Firefighters battled fires to keep 8000 pounds of nitroglycerine from igniting nearby.
Frances Britze 81 today began a ten year probation sentence after pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter in Blairsville Pa court. She testified she shot her brother in law James Gallzig on August 28 after he threatened her life. Judge W A McConnell placed her on probation for ten years. Blairsville Savings and Trust officials William H. Sweet and John A. Fatora were noted as visitors in Indiana.
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