07 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1922
Page
1
A. A. Kull argues life insurance backs business stability and family support. He cites postwar failure totals, notes that capital shortage drives failures, and urges early, adequate life coverage as a debt paying asset. He stresses insurance as a creditor safeguard and a means to sustain firms through depressions.
In 1920, the New Business camp reports that 16 per cent of re eat orders were linked to repeat orders. The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company is noted for establishing this repeat order approach.
Fragmented notes from Dilltown describe mines operating beyond half time with better prospects cited. Mentions of timber supply, locals displaced from Johnstown and Kink, a Geneva illness improving, and no looming starvation due to a general road strike. Dilltown print shop halts envelope printing but will focus resources on ads and local notices.
Miss Stella Hildebrand and Miss ONeill of Elivsvile visited the Gap area with W Wakefield. Miss Helen Campbell of Pitts hovel visited the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J J Campbell over the weekend. Miss Stella Wetzel of Miavion Con lerited the W FE Wetael home Friday. Miss Verabillards, visiting Pittshwweh, returned home with sister Als Max. Jen Edward Myers, a Pittsburgh Business College student, visited town. Guests at the Muur e Hotel included Mr and Mrs Abe Kiiwawnik and Naomi, Mrs Evan Thomas has improved after illness.
Mrs. Herbert Miller of Graceton hosts Dr. M. Allshouse at Indiana Hospital on Friday. Allshouse returns home after a stay with Mr. and Mrs. David Ruddock and sister Mrs. Donahey in Indiana. Rose Hamilton visits Ohio for the weekend, and Mr. and Mrs. James Ruddock were Indiana visitors midweek. EF T O Club met at Mrs. Irvin Slusser’s home. B A Sheffler was a business visitor in Indiana on Friday.
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