IH Division Union at Pittsburgh meets for annual Blue Ridge event
The second annual meeting of the IH Division Union at Pittsburgh is planned for August 4, 9, and 7. Officials outline endquarters and meeting details as arrangements proceed.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1921
Page
2
The second annual meeting of the IH Division Union at Pittsburgh is planned for August 4, 9, and 7. Officials outline endquarters and meeting details as arrangements proceed.
June 23 notes from Bear Lake detail Lucite Bey returning home after graduation at Hainpra tilkiayier while Roy Puller hosts a five week revival at North We New York. Mtie Tillotson and Wilma Croxby visit, Etht Mistsula Wackjey attends activities at Fil TO Sumlay. Young People's Christian Endeavor election results listed with officers Ivan Hawkins and Charles Stakin. Mildred Evans and Bain Awkins return to tele schools. Union Sunday sale program noted for Cindeen Day. Air Society met with Mrs Ray Tick SALB-Marge Karnes mentioned.
Notte announces an application to the Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania by M. Stultz for a certificate of public convenience to operate motor buses as a common carrier between Bris and Corry. The hearing is set for July 20, 1921 at 10:00 AM in Erie Court House. Stultz invites interested parties to appear and be heard.
In a lengthy ten inning contest the Legionnaires defeated the Federals 12 to 1 after a tangle of misplays and wild pitches. Kennedy and Hines contributed offensively for Stanford while Maloney worked the pitching hold, stifling the Federals and letting the Legionnaires pull away late.
A Dubois girl, age 19, died by suicide using a handgun. The incident occurred after a social gathering and authorities report the death as self-inflicted. further details from the scene are limited due to the fragmentary source text.
Fragmentary OCR item list mentions mowing machines rake hay tydiler and Purrow with names like Putnam and Cor tumibur ou. No clear event, date, or location is discernible.
A Davenport store offers furniture and electrical appliances as affordable gifts. Walnut square gate leg table $30, Adam period Davenport table $46.50, Fulper pottery $1.75 to $6.50, electric toasters $9, electric iron $9, holiday specials include a $155 General Electric ironing machine, sewing machines, vacuums, lamps, and a 25 percent off sale on select items.
In a brief, unclear report the piece hints at a European discussion on Phosphito affecting nervous people. It mentions temporary weight and strength changes for a segment labeled No 2 Amos & Cy and notes some promised advance.
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