Dr Hubert Work Retires From National Chairmanship Of Republicans
The Pennsylvania born physician and political organizer Dr Hubert Work announces his retirement from the National Chairmanship of the Republican Party. A native of Hast Mahoning Township Indiana County he rose through medicine and public service to top posts including Secretary of the Interior and U S Postmaster General. His leadership aided Hoover’s victory, and friends wish him well as he contemplates future moves while noting he is far from retirement.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana County
Hubert Work
Dr. Work
Hast Mahoning Township
California State Normal School
Philadelphia
Horeen Greeley
Colorado
Pueblo
U.S. Army
Uncle Sam
Harding
White House
Post Office Department
United States
Department of the Interior
Secretary of the Interior
Republican Party
Hoover
Normalites crush Pittsburgh High in 16 to 0 rout
The Normal School team routed the Pittsburgh High School nine by sixteen runs. Williams pitched six innings for Normal allowing three hits while Phy thyon finished with no hits allowed. Normal tally included two baggers by Owens Watson and St Clair. Final exams for Seriot and Junior classes begin June 19.
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Pittsburgh
State Board of Examiners
N. G. Schaeffer
Albro
Mansfield Normal
Brooks
McKeesport
Wolfe
Armstrong
Hall
Washington
Kendell
Homestead
Twitmyer
Bethlehem
Ellenberger
Tyrone
The
Dramatic Association
New York
India
Library Hall
A. Masons
Dr. Cillo
J. R. Bittner
Indiana
Mr. Bittner
J. O. Clark
Harry Clark
Clarence Smith
Glen Campbell
D. L. Moorhead
Elmira visitor hosts party for Edna Wilson’s wedding
Mrs Glenn, visiting Elmira from New York, will entertain friends after noon in honor of Edna Wilson, who is to wed John G. St Clair on Wednesday evening. Indiana Foundry Co officials promote due to rising business. Ben Nees named general superintendent and David Pershing becomes molding department foreman. Court adjourned in Library Hall for repairs as Judge S J Telford opened June term with 77 causes on Grand Jury docket.
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Glenn Fice
Elmira
N. Y
George
Dickie
Edna Wilson
John G. St. Clair
Indiana Foundry Company
Ben Nees
David Pershing
Court House
S$. J. Telford
Grand Jury
Mrs Gaye Griffith Heads To Chicago For Visit
Ten years ago this Saturday June 7 1919 Miss Gaye Griffith left for Chicago to stay a month with Mr and Mrs Raymond Warner Mrs Warner formerly Miss Margaret Glass of Oakmont Joy Douglass Abigail Guthie and Marie Grier attend a week long house party at State College hosted by Phi Kappa Sigma during Commencement Week Gettysburg J Wilbur Gibson a Indiana High School graduate now a freshman at Pennsylvania College played in the College Glee Club this season Harry Clay McGreary from Indiana is a Sapho
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Gaye Griffith
Chicago
Raymond Warner
Harry Clay McGreary
Indiana
Gettysburg Student Active in Class Fraternity Affairs
A Gettysburg student is described as taking an active part in the affairs of his class fraternity, indicating leadership involvement and engagement in campus organizations. The brief note highlights campus life and student leadership roles.
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Gettysburg
Corpus Christi as both summer and winter resort attracts visitors
The Corpus Christi Daily Caller notes the Chamber of Commerce promotes the city as a year round resort. Texas papers run display ads highlighting tarpon fishing, beaches, scenic drives, and lodging options to draw summer visitors, while winter travelers come from across the nation.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Corpus Christi Daily Caller
Ber of Commerce
See Your Own State First Advertising Message
In Corpus Christi residents emphasize advertising in local newspapers to draw visitors, arguing that effective ads in state papers bring untold numbers to see agriculture and manufacturing opportunities. They stress presenting local attractions to persuade people to visit and return, ensuring a solid return on investment.
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Corpus Christi
Iva
America
Demand for Ringneck Pheasant Eggs Sparks High Demand
The Board of Game Commissioners announced that all who want Ringneck Pheasant eggs this summer must apply on blanks. Mr Hiller, in charge of propagation, reports he cannot keep up with demand as citizens flood the office with applications and letters from Harrisburg. Extra applications will be kept on file if more eggs become available, and future allocations will be managed as needed.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Department of Agriculture
Board of Game Commissioners
Ringneck
Hiller
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Mrs McCauley Returns From American Crimes Study Commission
Harrisburg Mrs EF H Mem Cauley secretary of Welfare has returned to her office after attending the sessions of the American Crimes Study Commission in Chicago. She is a member of the commission and discussed the Welfare Department’s work in Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
H. Mem Cauley
Welfare
American Crimes Study Commission
Chicago
McCauley
Welfare Department
Pennsylvania
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Endiane Postofics
Mal Marie
Eeenei Ri N. Ray
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B. Dwight Ray
RH. Ray
Tank M. Smith
John Woods
Gilletta
44Th St
Ievine Cowet
Chamber of Commerce
Monin
Monty Oe
Ss Cvese
Carri
Paul McGillick
Blairsville, Pa
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Florida
Guilock
Bureau
Bermuda
Washington City
District of Columbia
Europe
Toonerville
General Electric
Electric Supply Co., Inc. Savings & Trust
Indiana, Pa
Bell Phone
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