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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1933
Page
8
Thelma Moorhead Gueltz offers private or group piano instruction for summer sessions at Thelma Moorhead Gueltz Studio Street. Enrollment available by phone at 507M.
A translated report from Agua Caliente describes the Wampas ball and golf tournament drawing Hollywood stars and directors to the resort. Attendees include Colleen Moore, Ginger Rogers, Joan Crawford, Carole Lombard, Adrienne Ames, Bruce Cabot, Barbara Weeks, and Thornton Frey among others as they mingle at the casino, pool, and dining rooms amid the golf event.
The Columbia Broadcast System will honor Nino Martini tonight with the Columbia medal for distinguished service to radio art. The program features Martini and a lineup of leading orchestras and radio personalities across CBS stations, highlighting the Metropolitan era and contemporary conductors.
The Indiana Evening Gazette Pattern Department offers Pattern 2396 and 249G for sizes 34 to 46 with scalloped seamings, short flared sleeves, and a graceful neckline tie. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and a summer pattern catalog, price details, order address, and mailing instructions.
Radio listings show ANWSW and WHAS presenting Beverly Stull with Eddie Wexton's Orchestra. WOME airs a Talkie Picture Time at midnight. KORA and Mills Play Bars feature acts, with WCAE and Biltmore Orchestra on air. TRIA and WOAL McAlpin also listed.
Wheat futures reach new yearly highs as Eastern buyers surge in, with oats and December rye also climbing. Corn near steady, oats and rye up. market follows crop damage news despite good weather. Livestock receipts rise, cattle and hog prices mixed. regional personalities noted at Punxsutawney and nearby towns amid continuing market chatter.
Monnie travels with Charles to the hospital after Dan Cardigan is gravely injured. Sandra, Dan’s wife, is also involved in the charged triangle as Monnie vows to stay by Dan’s side despite the tangled loyalties and looming family expectations.
Smicksburg residents Merle Black and others visited Punxsutawney on Monday afternoon. Annie Barrett of Milton stayed with her mother Mrs. Mary Nyskel and relatives. Taylor Good and Olive Gay were Indiana callers on Thursday. La Black attended the rural carriers banquet at Marion Center on Tuesday night. Mrs. John Lewis and Mrs Tom Taylor visited Mrs. Frank Marshall and Dale of Beyer on Friday. Al Stear and wife were Plumville visitors on Thursday afternoon.
Blair Bumser or Smythy visits his grandparents Mr and Mrs Alex Berringer of Cherry Tree. Mrs Talcy Somerville visits her sister. Mrs James Langham and Charles Ball with two children from Altoona visit sisters Mrs Glen King and Mrs Berl.
Visitors at the Max Fleming Home Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Leo Price and family of Indiana, Billie Crésman and daughter Daisy, Bernadine of Hazlett, Mr. and Mrs. E. Baker and family of Emeigh, Mr. and Mrs. Verlo Berringer of Benedict, and Miss Meredith Berringer who works at Dr. O Conner's of Spangler. Rex Langham hosted them for dinner while G. A. Wright spent the weekend with his family here.
Fragmentary railways and street notices from Indiana based transit pages. Mentions are garbled but reference rail lines, stations and a timetable style listing with times and directions. Includes names and numbers that hint at fares, schedules, or agency identifiers amid damaged OCR text.
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