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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1936

Page

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Large Indiana caravan heads to Knox meeting in Pittsburgh

Deputy Sheriff Clair Irvin reports a large Republican caravan from Indiana County will travel to Pittsburgh tomorrow evening for the Knox meeting. About 50 cars or more will depart the Courthouse at 5 p.m. with others joining en route. Parking arranged in Pittsburgh and vacant-seat riders urged to contact Irvin. A Republican Men of Pennsylvania meeting with H Fred Obley is set for Friday at the Indiana Hotel dining rooms. County Chairman H Wallace Thomas notes a forthcoming rally at Clarksburg, likely not Oct 8. Other Republican gatherings were held in Cherry Tree High School and Marian Center, with plans for Oct 23 rally and a Rayne Township school meeting tonight.

Clair Irvin Indiana County Pittsburgh Big Knox Irvin Hine Sixth Street Pennsylvania Indiana Hotel H. Fred Obley H Wallace ‘Thomas Clarksburg Cherry Tree High School E. E. Creps J. Reppell Moorhead A. H. Stewart C. Gilbert Wolfendeh J. Clair Sloan 4. T. Stewart Ad General Assembly James Peterman Marian Center Harvey Jones Earl E. Hewitt, Sr David Hill Rayne Township

Organ Recital Delights Guild Audience at New Castle Church

First Presbyterian Church in New Castle hosted a recital by the city organist, with Rev. Melvaine of Indiana conducting remarks. The program featured Bach on a four manual Austin organ, plus d Andrieu, Edmundsson, and the Toccata from the Apostolic Symphony, closing with church hymn tones.

First Presbyterian Church New Castle Youngstown City Melvaine Indiana Austin James d’Andrieu

Recital Highlights At First United Presbyterian Church

Miss Madelaine Emich, organist for St Pauls German Evangelical Church, Geneva, led the third recital in the First United Presbyterian series playing a two manual Mallet organ. She performed Farnam and Pangua Lingua on major-tones, then Lizst Prelude and Fugue on Bach, with an intricate encore of masterful tone colors. William H. Oetling closed the evening on the three-manual Moller Zion Lutheran organ with Vierne’s Scherza and Karg Elert improvisations, concluding with Delamarter Carillon toping the program.

Ception Madelaine Emich Karg Elert Clokey Delamarter

Britain Ends Mandate in Holy Land After 16 Years

Edward J. Neil reports from New York that martial law ends Britain's sixteen year mandate over the Holy Land. He notes remaining military presence with 15,000 troops, equipment, planes, and ongoing clashes with Arab forces as Britain attempts to stabilize the region and define the mandate’s aftermath.

Edward J. Neil New York Marshal Allenby Jerusalem Britain Holy Land Tropas

Two arrested after stop failure in Marion Center

Highway Patrolman John Rock nabbed Oliver Lingenfelter aged 21 of Creekside on DUI charges and H C Troutman of R D 2 Indiana for permitting an intoxicated driver after a car ignored a stop signal during a Marion Center traffic check. Both jailed awaiting today’s hearing before Justice J D Hill. The rest of the text shifts to Middle East events with Britain, Arabs, and Palestine.

John Rock Punxsutawney Marion Center Oliver Lingenfelter Creekside H. C. Troutman Indiana Lingenfelter Highway Patrol Justice of the Peace J. D. Hill

Struggle in Palestine Deepens as Arab Uprising Grows

The article reports rising unrest in Palestine amid Arab and Jewish tensions. It notes martial law, economic distress from shop closures and land purchases, and the threat of a broader uprising across the Near East, with potential international accountability for Britain's mandate.

Fascists Sweep On To Madrid In Civil War Push

Madrid conflict deepens as Fascist forces drive toward the capital. Government troops under Colonel Villatba seize key eastern fronts near Estrecho Quinto in Monte Aragon, threatening Huesca. The civil war toll nears tens of thousands with no clear end in sight as insurgents gain momentum.

Associated Press Barcelona Spain Luis Campanys Villatba Estreco Quinto Monte Aragon Huesca Toledo Oscar Leiding New York Madrid Spanish Morocco Alcarzar Toleda Talavera de la Reina Alberche San Sebastian Bay of Biscay Alcazar

Obituary notices detail families and services

Obituary items report W T Wadding of Glassport with 17 grandchildren 27 great grandchildren and 4 great great grandchildren plus a sister Mrs Ida May Fulme of Indiana. Also Mrs C S Fritz of Blairsville died at home on Chestnut street from complications. Clarence Fyock son of Speer and Dolly Fyock died in Indiana Hospital with services planned in Wintondale. Infant Meyer son of Lester and Lillian Meyer died in Kittanning Hospital.

W.T. Wadding Glassport Ida May Fulme Indiana C. 5 Fritz Chestnut Street Blairsville Clarence. Fyock Speer Dolly (Bradley) Fyock Wintondale Indiana Hospital Robinson Funeral Home Meyer Lester Lillian Emeigh) Meyer Shelocta R. D Kittanning Hospital

Cash Relief System Opens

The weekly maximum amounts for one person will vary from $3.90 to $4.75 for all four items of food and milk shoes and clothing fuel.

Relief funds ordered to be mailed from new state HQs

The relief program shifts to cash grants mailed from Altoona Scranton Harrisburg Philadelphia Erie and Pittsburgh to replace 30 county offices. Centre County checks will come from Altoona Carbon Scranton Cumberland Harrisburg Chester Philadelphia Clarion Erie and Butler. Local relief administrators are urged to adjust grants to local costs and certify needs with deductions for any family income.

Ight Ice Altoona Scranton Harrisburg Philadelphia Erie Pittsburgh Centre County Carbon Cumberland Chester Clarion Butler de Schweinitz

Conviction Probe Into Earle Administration and Mechanical Witness

Officials charged Earle accepted support for Democratic bills. A mechanical voice recorder was used in Clark's trial, with jurors following a lengthy transcript. Defense challenged the device while asserting Democratic legislators sought to influence Republicans for patronage. Senate probes Republican leaders' alleged approaches.

Earle Clark Amy Hidwees Aed William N. McNair Pittsburgh Senate

Saltsburg Flower Show Held At Local Car Plant

Saltsburg hosted its first annual flower show in the Saltsburg Motor Company rooms with John M. McPhilimy in charge. More than thirty exhibitors presented over three hundred flowers grown locally, drawing five hundred visitors, with a long list of named winners and participants from Saltsburg and nearby areas.

Saltsburg Saltsburg Motor Company John M. McPhilimy McPhilimy Saltsbury A. W. Wilson H. C. Kier E. E. Goodlin Wm. Nee J. A McClaren R. R. Marlin J. W. Wilcox W. B. Myers F. E. Shupe Flora Miller Bertha Lemon Florence Kiebler Bertha Kiebler Ernest Fletcher Ed Gallaher J. M. Barkley J. A. Sandstrom E. Calhoun Hester Donaldson Staire Leroy McKee J. M. McPhilliny Dr. Hotham Dr. Ovustott

Clymer Concert Band Carnival Opens Today

The Clymer Concert Band starts a festival running through October 3 with parades concerts bingo and games. Today features a parade then bingo and refreshment stands. later events include a band concert and Friday hosting a 70 piece Juvenile Band from Hastings Pennsylvania.

Clymer The Clymer Furniture Co

Wallingfords Arrested in Gold Mine Stock Scheme

Altoona detectives held two men on charges under the Pennsylvania Security Act for selling get rich quick gold mine stock in a Colorado company. The suspects, Harry Bernard Blackstone and Clarence McCoy, operated in Johnstown Windber Ebensburg and nearby towns collecting money from prominent residents. They were seized on arrival and jailed awaiting federal officers. One man carried 243 dollars in cash and both faced a down payment of 25 dollars for 100 shares of the Anaconda Mining and Milling Company.

Altoona Colorado Johnstown Windber Ebensburg Harry Bernard Blackstone Chamber of Commerce Denver Clarence McCoy Chicago Mountain City Warren Hauser William Stephens Anaconda Mining and Milling Company of Dietz Territory

Firefighters battle blaze in portable bath house on river

In Pittsburgh Mandy River firefighters kept hoses ready and extinguished a portable bath house that caught fire. They moved it into the Allegheny River to douse flames and prevent spread.

Mandy River Pittsburgh Allegheny River

McKeesport to Build Memorial Park With Duncan Bequest

McKeesport will receive a $10,000 bequest from Mrs. Archie Duncan made in 1916 to establish a memorial park for her husband. After 20 years of delays the city council approved plans, with the deadline looming, to construct the park and honor the Duncan gift.

Mckeesport Archie Duncan

Boy Scouts Ask Drive Support in Indiana Borough

The Boy Scouts of Indiana Borough appeal for community backing in the Community Chest drive starting next Monday. In a statement by Scout Executive Robert P. Shotts, the计划 emphasizes promotion funding, character building, and the Scouts' long record of service encouraging local participation and support.

Boy Scouts of Indiana Indiana Boy Scouts Robert P. Shotts William Penn Council Boy Scouts of America Boy Scouts of Scouts of County Agricultural Society American Legion Younker National Council of The United States of America Scouts of William Penn Council William Penn

Treasury balance and September 28 financials

The Treasury report shows receipts of 14,370,648.72 and expenditures of 34,149,847.92 for the period ending September 28. The balance stands at 2,190,119,215.63 with customs receipts for the month totaling 2,449,372.37.

Washington Treasury

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