05 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1914
Page
1
The article outlines Christmas parcel post rules including weight limits, rate segments, and permissible inscriptions such as Merry Christmas or Happy New Year. It notes that dedicatory inscriptions on fly leaves may be written, and that communications may accompany parcels if postage is prepaid on the envelope. For far western deliveries, mail from December 10 to 15, but not after.
Hutchinson D D Conduct Problems and Social Efficiency talks by Dr Hall and Dr Ormond outline the afternoon sessions on Wednesday. Evening features a lecture on the Anglo Saxon world by Dr John Merritt Driver. Thursday includes devotional exercises and talks on school aims juvenile classics and a musical comedy at night.
The Indiana County Directors Association will hold its annual convention on December 16 and 17 in the Court House. The program lists morning and afternoon sessions with reports, papers on school betterment and community support, discussions on rural district advantages, compulsory attendance law, medical inspection, and a concluding address by Dr. Harlan E. Hall. The program also notes a joint session with teachers in the Auditorium.
The assailant admitted striking Kerr and knocking him down but denied kicking him. Sineavich faces a hearing before Squire James A. Crossman this afternoon. Constable Kerr, still recovering from severe injuries, is able to work again.
The woolen mills face potential closure due to orders drying up, but a batch of large orders received recently eases concerns. Benson teases a surprise for stockholders and Indiana next year, without details. A new superintendent, born in England, previously worked with major plants near Boston.
Basketball note lists candidates for Flint including Capt. Lloyd and four top prep players Matson Hastings DeHart and Carlson. Also mentions football crossovers from Shadyside Bellefonte Kiski. Also reports on The Countess Coquette musical at the Auditorium and seat sales at Ball’s store via Eysning Gazette.
Church notices inform readers of Sabbath schedules at Christ Episcopal, Methodist, Christian, and Presbyterian churches. Pastors WG Moffat, Rev Dr Hutchinson, Rev H W Logan, and Rev James Hutchison are named with service times from dawn to evening sermons. Visitors invited to all services and Bible schools tomorrow.
James Houk aged about 50 a resident of Onberg died in Warren hospital Friday. Funeral plans not yet set. He ran a grocery store formerly in the room now Smiths Wall Paper Store. He leaves wife Margaret Gibson Houk and children Ward Ralph Max Mrs Blaine Short Goldie Myrtle Houk. Juniors defeat Seniors 38 to 28 in YMCA gym last night securing inter class title Dodson scored 19 of 38 for the Juniors.
Points on People D and E Notley of Cherrytree were visitors here today. R a and George Sharp of Shelocta were visitors. Miss Carrie MecQrea of Blacklick spent the day with friends in Indiana. A Stuchell and Earl McCracken of Homer City visited Indiana. Blakeley Ho Kay and Oliver Holstein of Parkwood visited Indiana today. D Calhoun of Iselin was an Indiana visitor. Mrs Edward Simpson and her daughter Gulu Simpson of Penn Runs spent the day in Indiana. Myron Thompson returned to Vandergrift today after a week with his grandfather and aunt J Wilson Thompson and Miss Aula Thompson of Railroad Avenue.
A fragmentary notice describes an invention by M. Shira Friedyiessen of an apparatus touted to aid the surgical profession. The text mentions photographs, locating concerns, and a hand held device held out for display, with observers noting its possible advantages.
Bettie Steal Corp president Schwab visited Montreal to confer with British agents about submarine steel. Rumors swirled of U S steel orders and Canadian shipments via Bethlehem Steel foundations, with tension over strategic materials and possible shipments.
A Virginia woman, Mrs Maber G. Paulanse, arrives to aid Serbia crisis. She plans to travel to America to raise money for relief as estimates cite 20,000 wounded and 60,000 refugees in need, with 90,000 Serbs awaiting aid and relief efforts prompted by the conflict.
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