27 Jun 1922
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1922
Page
1
A contract has been let by the United States postal department for furnishing new badges to all carrier forces in cities across the country. Each carrier will pay for his own badge, which will bear the carrier number route and post office name.
Chicago June 27 def inite plan by the policy committee of the railway employes department in labor to be exposted to be made Thursday. Canvass of strike ballots from shop crafts unions continues and is to be completed by day. Executive committee conferences are held but no outcome yet. It is unofficially reported that if a strike is ordered the date will be July 15.
Miss Marian Beeson of Pittsburga will sail tomorrow for several months travel in Europe accompanied by friends from New York. She plans a debut next fall at the conclusion of her trip. Mr and Mrs Charles Beeson will depart for North Shore where they summers. Their children John Ken Beeson and Miss Annalena White Beeson join.
The Pine Township Schools announce elected teaching staff including Hoilwood as principal and Co EL Potted as grade teachers with a list of names such as Gertrude Whom Margaret Short Esty Wilda Williams Emma Williams Sara Stephens and others. The assistant teacher position remains to be filled.
A small funeral was held Wednesday in Wankaker near Kankakee for Ida Moore Small wife of Governor Ten Small. Services occurred at their home with burial at Albert Grove Cemetery northeast of the city. State offices and many businesses closed in honor.
In compliment to Miss Helen Weamer daughter of Mr and Mrs David Weamer of North Fifth street who will wed James Kilgore of Havana Cuba an early fall wedding is planned Mae Jean Lampsden of Water Street hosted a luncheon at the Iamliana Hotel Monday afternoon. Afterward guests enjoyed bridge at the Lumsden home.
The piece details coal reserves dwindling under wartime style demand with less than 10 million tons left in railroads pigilian reserves. Production remains at 5 million tons weekly from non union mines, insufficient to meet needs. White House silence prompts calls for a joint miners and operators conference to end the strike and resume output. Senators urge investigation by a fact finding body to establish essential facts in the coal industry. Steele O Lindsay plans a visit from Gary to Pittsburgh.
An OCR fragment cites constipation as a cause of headaches in women and promotes a herbal tea from Miller's Drug Store as a remedy. It mentions symptoms such as coated tongue, bad breath, pimples, and “bad blood,” claiming the tea purges poisons from liver kidneys and bowels.
The column retells a parable of two men building homes on sand and rock to stress solid foundations in trade. It argues sincerity, honest merchandise, truthful advertising, and customer satisfaction as core principles that earn confidence and keep a shop open.
A large crowd at Normal Park watched Indiana Foundry defeat Indiana Lumber and Supply 14 to 1 in a hotly contested contest. Jacoby and McAfoos starred for the winners while Haencon and Smith led the losers. The game featured strong defense and timely hitting, thrilling the fans throughout.
Physical Director Shaok reports readiness for the intermediate tennis tournament as names come in. Courts are in prime shape and practice matches already excite players. Eligible players urged to submit entries promptly.
The Indiana Country Club course hosts a Thursday golf match against Latrobe, drawing crowds of amateurs and champions alike. All players must submit their names to the Golf Committee by today, regardless of past scores.
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