Cece Bru and Aue Office Move to New Gazette Building
Cece Bru and Aue Office and Printing Plant are located in the New Gazette Building in Carpenter Age Indiana Pa. The item notes Indiana Post Office classifies mail as Second Class Matter.
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1909
Page
1
Cece Bru and Aue Office and Printing Plant are located in the New Gazette Building in Carpenter Age Indiana Pa. The item notes Indiana Post Office classifies mail as Second Class Matter.
The L. Hasinger Co. of Homer City received an order for insulator pins from a Chicago buyer. The order totals about 225000 pins, indicating a substantial shipment and strong demand for the product in that market.
Thirty friends gathered on Grant Street to celebrate Mrs Harriet Shields birthday, sharing baskets and a noon dinner. Shields received 54 post cards. the item notes a nursing salve cure and theatre bill for Globe Theatre showing two reels and songs with afternoon and evening shows and six cent and ten cent admissions.
Mrs Sarah B Blue formerly of Creekside died at Warren Hospital where she had been an inmate for months after her husband died on the B R and P railway. Her remains will be brought home for burial Tuesday. Hagenlocher Findley Nuptials attended by John C Hagenlocher and George Hagenlocher of Westview Pittsburg with Anna and Minnie Hagenlocher arriving in Indiana on the 2 15 train today to attend the wedding.
Mr and Mrs Arthur 8 Birdsall of South Eleventh street depart for Gilbertsville NC and will join Birdsall’s sister at Niagara Falls before an extended Adirondack journey. Mrs Williams of Rossiter visits son Lew Johnson jailed for trial and plans to return for his proceedings.
The New Century Club thanks J. S. Griffith for five volumes of Victor Hugo and Mrs. James Watt for about twenty four books for the Public Reading Room. Fishing tackle listed at Indiana Electric Co. 230tf.
Classified notices list rental offers for two front rooms on the Gazette building second floor and day rental of automobiles at Indiana Motor Co. Several sale notices include a rubber-tired runabout by Pattison Co a year-old horse tomato plants blacksmith shop grocery store and two homes for installment sale near the court house and 556 Philadelphia Street with inquiries directed to local contact points.
Wanted for rent a desirable property within three squares of Court House inquire at 550 Philadelphia street 234tf. Also wanted seeds at 3 cents a package while they ware Co 233tf. Private boarding place sought by two men willing to pay a good price and stay full year if accommodations suit Ad dress B Gazette office 237- 21p. Young men wanted to learn automobile business by mail to prepare for chalYeury and repair positions Empire Automobile Institute Rochester NY 237-4p.
Mrs A P Lowry led the Sabbath school class of the Methodist Episcopal Church in a pleasant picnic at Idlewood Park on a sunny afternoon.
Iowa born Ennis Bros promote Chamberlain’s remedy made in Des Moines now sold in Nureossec Florida. They credit long experience and a Texas incident where life was saved, noting growing success in their mercantile business and available through all druggists.
A woman overhearing a writer note the word soap declares the essential feature is a soap that cleans without rotting fabrics. She praises Easy Task soap for saving work, protecting clothes, removing dirt, and keeping away germs, saying it’s the best she’s found.
The statement argues that a man’s core quality lies in his improvable nature and capacity to grow. It underscores self improvement as defining essential trait, challenging fixed character notions.
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