Political Calendar for Primary Elections 1928 in Indiana Borough area
The notice lists candidates for various offices on the Republican ticket for primary elections to be held on Tuesday September 18 1928. Names include Harry B Koozer Montgomery Township and John M Malcolm White Township plus many others across Indiana Borough White Township Grant Township and adjacent locales. County Auditor and County Chairman posts appear with multiple nominees from local townships and boroughs in Indiana County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiavine
Indiana
Montgomery
Lewis . Clark Indiana
Green Township
Berksley
Gonemaneh Te
Oue Prin
Jon R. Williams
Pine Township
Marion Cantor
Ooterarh Burington
Coe
Eae
Wilmer
Woodsman
Keiter Wood
Ara
Wiilieme
White Township
Grumblirg
Burrell
Palmer
Rayne Township
Wallace Thomas
Ruined Germany Says Report Released
An American section of the International Chamber of Commerce reports Germany is poised for rapid postwar recovery, despite Ruhr occupation disruptions. It notes dug canals, rebuilt roads, opened veins of industry, and overhauled plants, while depreciation of the mark and reparations debts loom as concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ermay
Chamber of Commerce
Ruhr
France
French view on Germany's Ruhr occupation and wealth
Paris argues France can push hard on the Ruhr while Germany bears the burden of postwar poverty claims. It contends the German economy remains solvent, with natural wealth intact, and accuses Berlin of waiting to resume power once debts are cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruhr
Germany
Paris
France
Ballot Draw Sets Candidates in Indiana County
Indiana County elects key nominees as ballot draws list candidates by party for county and township offices. Democratic and Prohibition lines show commissioners auditors and township posts, while general voter interest rises ahead of a busy election period with numerous petitions and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Shirley
Homer City
Reuben C. Brady
Indiana County
Normal Schools Receive 315000 Allocation For 1923 Program
Harrisburg reports the 1923 Legislature allotted 3.5 million to the Department of Public Instruction for state normal schools. Details split into maintenance operating funds and repairs improvements, with scattered allocations to Bloomsburg California Cheney Clarion East Stroudsburg Edinboro Indiana Kutztown Lock Haven Mansfield Millersville Shippensburg Slippery Rock and West Chester. A 36000 reserve remains for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal
Wee
Harrisburg
Department of Public Instruction
State Normal Schools
J George Becht
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bloomsbury Normal
California Normal
Cheney Normal
Bloomsburg
California
Cheney
Clarion
East Stroudsburg
Edinboro
Indiana
Kutztown Normal
Lock
Mansfield
Milleraville
Shippensburg
Slippery Rock
West Chester
Becht
Annual match with Punxs'Y results and participant list
A concise record lists competitors and scores for an annual match with Punxs Y, featuring names such as Carnahan, Mack, Simpson, Morris, Hewitt, Elkin, Wells, Hickox, Stewart, Pierce, Nix, Brandon, Macro, Simpson, Ellis, Taylor, Wells, Long, Wilson, and others. Scores range from 81 to 96 with multiple runners-up and ties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milt. Brandon
Joe Macro
Harold Simpson
Elmer Ellis
R. J. Taylor
E. E. Wells
Ed. Long
A. W. Wilson
Chiropractic relief for chronic headaches offered
B A Mike Sell, chiropractor, offers immediate relief for acute headache attacks. Consultation available at his office above The News Stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Mikesell
Reunion of Co A Members Draws Indiana Attendees
Knox of Indiana leads the gathering as three original Co A members attend a reunion. Letters of regret arrive from A T Brewer Cleveland M M Davies Reynoldsville J C Mathews Pittsburgh and J C Johnston Kansas. Indiana speakers include Eva Thompson Alicea Ayers Doty Elizabeth Bee C H Bee and Pothonotay Walker H Ayers with honors by John H Hill and William Hossack. Entertainment features include songs by Alice Leopold Raymond Walker and W C Griffith amid ample hospitality from Mahoning households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Line Knox
Indiana
Dorothy Ayers
A. T. Brewer
Cleveland
M. M. Davies
Reynoldsville
J. C. Mathews
Pittsburgh
J. C. Johnston
Kansas
Eva Thompson
Alicea Ayers Doty
Elizabeth Bee
C. H. Bee
Pothonotay Walker
H. Aye
E. M. Lydick
Mahonings
John H. Hill
Wm. Hosack
John, M. Gamble
W. C. Mitchell
M. T. Steele
J. M. Marshall
Dollar Day Brings Big Crowds and Deep Discounts
Shoppers flock to dollar day events with widespread slash prices across men’s and home décor stores. 100 percent American dollar stretched further as curtains, carpets, mats, rugs, kitchenware, and furniture see special bargains and broad reductions.
Limestone Day Draws Interest in Indiana County
The conclusion of the day's program features Limestone Day in Indiana County with parades band concerts and a takeover event. Moving pictures and other attractions will draw crowds and make the day memorable for all participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana County
Jenkins youth recuperating after injury at Indiana hospital
A Jenkins youth was rushed to Indiana Hospital after a serious incident. Doctors reported no broken bones, but one arm was badly crushed yet likely salvageable. A facial injury includes a deep chin wound with initial fears of disfigurement allayed by early examinations.
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Indiana Hospital
Yesterday's Baseball Scores And Schedule
Yesterday's results include Pittsburgh 8 New York 5 and Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 5. Chicago 9 Brooklyn 1 and St. Louis 8 Boston 2. Cincinnati at Philadelphia and St. Louis at Boston are on today. New York Chicago and Washington St. Louis games were rained out.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
New York-Chicago
Washington-St. Louis
Cincinnati Oo
Eaedtantes
tHe
Ewes
Beresaeneeas
For Sale and Rent Notices as Classified in Gazette
Classified items list real estate for sale including an eight room brick home near Courthouse and a 50 by 200 building lot on Oakland Avenue. There are also rental offers for furnished rooms and housekeeping help, plus a stock share for Consumers Service Co and a found money notice with redemption address and proof requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumers Service Co
Gazette Office
Kooser Campaign Urges Voters Support in Primary
Montgomery township candidate Harry E. Kooser seeks GOP support in the primary. The political ad urges voters to back Kooser as a representative of the party ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Kooser
Montgomery Township
Indiana Loses Thriller to Yatesboro Independents
A capacity crowd witnessed a dramatic ten inning game as Indiana fell to the Yatesboro Independents 2 to 0 in ten frames. Plotzer and Sabo pitched well for the locals and visitors, with late runs sealing the win. Shaffer scored for Indiana in a near tie.
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Indiana
Shaffir
Apple
Ritter
Sacks
Plotzer
Sabo
Rochester
Fermina
Hope Apple
M. Weeeseeeee
Campbell
Ritter, P, Gr
Ifo Siseeseeee
Williams, Pe
Psseeee
Beatty
Weeeuneees
Sexton
Simpson
Keeler, Sieaeeeere
Shaffer, Co
McCreight, Ss
Yateshoror
Ho A, & Patterson, If
Miller, Mo
Weeseereee
Lamber
Armatrong
Tovertree
Robertson
Ham
Yatesboro
Miller
M. Sabo
Kane
Kirkwood
Reese
Death of a county native
Winnett Wissinger aged 44 died in Advance after typhoid fever. He spent 11 years in his daughter Mrs Canfield of New Jersey. Funeral services were held in the Canfield home and interment followed at Budd Lake Cemetery. He leaves a widow Minnie Calhoun Wissinger and three sons Merle Edward and Kenneth. He was a half brother of Bruce Wissinger and brother in law of A A Calhoun of Booth Firth Street. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canfield
New Jersey
Bruce Wissinger
A. A.’ Calhoun
Booth Firth Street
Coal Parley Breaks as Miners Weigh Strike
Break in talks leaves miners ready to strike if agreements fail. Lewis says commissioners may act but won’t prevent a walkout if papers are not signed. Warriner notes hope to resume, while operators expect a delay and doubt Coolidge will urge government seizure. Miners remain undeterred by injunction threats, awaiting a decisive move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Atlantic City
Warriner
Coolidge
Great Ten Te Coolidge
Athorney Daugherty
Government Plans Coal Substitutes If Anthracite War Persists
Washington report says President Coolidge vows no fuel shortage after September 1 whether or not a wage agreement is reached. White House outlines flood of bituminous coal coke and substitutes as contingency to avert mining shutdowns. Coal Commission to assign responsibility for failed talks and may advise on legal steps. Officials coordinate with FWD Wadleigh and ICC to ensure priority shipping and ample soft coal supply through September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
John L. Lewis
United Mire Workers
8. D. Warriner
Lewis
War Viner
John Hays
Hammond
Coal ‘Commission
Atlantic City
Joint Committee
Commission
Coolidge
F. R. Waddleigh
Clyde B. Aitchison
Interstate Commerce Commmission
Waddleigh
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wadleigh
Wadlelga
Atchison
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Ng Gazette UB Publishing
Ical—Abex
Bimar Borland
John M. Malcolm
A. DeGaetano
Ter Order Grieg
Ihomas
F H. Ayers
Hudson
Walter D. Peterman
Boro
Claude B. Bath
Boroumt
Et Ivingstons
Siatraville
John Bennett
C. C. McLain
W. G. Stewart
Buffington Township
C. L. Hudson
Washington Township
Walter H. Ayers
Hugh RR
Wiley Indiana
Wilmer H. Wood
William Banks
Earl Miller
Luther
Williams
Jay S. Grimbling
Burrell Township
James A. Palmer
D. W. Krytzer
East Mahoning Yee
Harvey Engle
Paul P. Helfrick
Clymer
H. R. Spicher
B.C. L. Campbell
John Remaley
Walter D. Bath
W. D. Tomb
Earl G. Spalding
J. A. Henderson
Center Township
Apella
Germantown Hammers
Stanley Planes
Hammond Hatchets
Disston Laws
Starrett Tools
Normal School
Indiana Institution
Punxs’y
Auto Supplies
Bata Lunes
King
Roda
Cen
Stanley
Aida Wendy
Aan
Ean Ave
Stanlarks
Otey Walker
CO. A
Limestone Day
Jenkins Youth
Carl Chesk
National League
Weve Peeeee Pet
Ira A. Myers
Farmers Bank
Oakland Avenue
Tra A. Myers
Amet
South Ith Street
Inquire Gazette
Wayne Avenue
Marion Center
N. 4Th Street
SPORT
Yatssboro Independents
Clearfield
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