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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
8
William H. Heath editor of the Haverhill Gazette argues that community problems arise from clashs of special interests and must be solved by determined residents. He says interdependence replaces old self reliance and individualism should join with others to advance the common good. the wise person seeks both self and community progress.
The 30 year old report notes Library Hall held the Democratic county convention with County Chairman John H Hill presiding. M E Brown of Blairsville chairs, delegates chosen from districts, Patton of Indiana and Caulfield of Blacklick elected secretaries, and a full county ticket nominated including Sheriff M W Patterson and Treasurer J M Harvey. Four candidates vied for County Commissioner. two ballots recorded. The barn on the farm of the late.
James Figming Sr. of Armstrong township was struck by lightning Wednesday afternoon, gutting a 60 by 100 foot barn built years ago. The structure cost about 3000 dollars, insured for 600, with 500 lost contents insured for 300. Owner Ganble Fleming bought the ruin and will dismantle and reassemble it at his farm before harvest. insurance payouts totaled 890 dollars to Menning and Kline.
Ten years ago this Friday 1919 Sergt Omer Graf of Waterstreet heads to Beaver Falls for a welcome home banquet with the 110th Machine Gun Company. Miss Margaret Wilson Loughry wed Alexander Francis Blessing at the Loughry home, Rev F W Hinitt officiating. Dr John Stewart dentist reopens in White Building. Navy Chief A Frank Wiggins visits, marking 16 years service with a four year reenlistment to be followed by transfer to Fleet Reserve.
Receipts 500 hogs with market active and firm to higher. Prime heavy hogs 10.75 11. Heavy mixed 11.26 11.50. Mediums 11.60 11.65. Light yorkers 11.25 11.50. Pigs 11.25 11.00. Roughs 9 10. Cattle: veal calves 15.50. Heifers 11.50 12. Common to good fat cows 60.60. Bulls 10 11.25. Fresh cows and springers 50 125. Sheep supply 150, market slow to steady. Prime whethers 7.50. Lambs 17 17.50.
Berkley Calif INS Dr V H Podstata warns mothers that kissing and fondling babies can cause physical restraint and provoke fear anger and unnecessary excitement in children according to a report from the University of California.
An ad touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a fast acting stomach regulator to strengthen a weak stomach. It claims two weeks of regular use improves digestion, with a money back guarantee if it fails to fully help, sold by Widmann and Teah in drug stores nationwide.
A speaker urged ensuring infants have outlets for muscular activity and training in exercise, teamwork, and cooperation at home to build a normal nervous system. The remarks emphasized practical caregiving steps and parental involvement to support development.
The Pirates lead the National League with a four team scramble as the Giants topple the Cardinals and Pittsburgh sits idle. In the American League Philadelphia and New York appear set for a two horse race with the Yankees winning five straight to take second place from the Browns. Ruth Meusel Koenig and Lary were out of the lineup yet New York edged Cleveland 6 to 5 in 12 innings as Rube Walberg limited the Browns to four hits and the Athletics knocked in runs from Cochrane Miller and Melillo.
Master Melvinett hit his 12th homer with two aboard as New York beat the Cardinals 6 to 4. Chick Hafey collected three hits and his 13th homer for St Louis while Buzz McWeeny shutout Brooklyn before a late miscue by Bancroft allowed a Cubs revival. Gabby Hartnett delivered a pinch homer to swing the score to 4 3 Chicago edge.
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