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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1924
Page
1
Advertisement text indicates minimum charge and rates for wine related ads. It notes that advertising rates are made known upon application. The fragment references a cent o word basis and a Bach tradition context. No clear person or organization beyond generic references.
Following is a list of candidates announced under the rules of the Republican Committee of Indiana County Pennsylvania. Congress Heathay L. Strong Armstrong. John H. Murray Jefferson Co. State Senate Henry J. Wilson Jefferson Co. Blaisdell Jefferson Co. North Jefferson Co. Assembly Griffith Marion Center Boro. James M. Marshall Indiana Boro. Nder Peeler Indiana Boro. State Committee W. Patterson Saltsbury Boro. H. Wallace Thomas, Chairman.
A series of meetings aims to inform retail merchants and interested families about better merchandising methods and serving patrons. The sessions are not price setting or showy events but discussions to improve merchants duties and view commerce as a community asset.
There is a call for women to attend a meeting tonight to boost community spirit and efforts toward a bigger and better Indiana. Those who participate gain inspiration for greater service, while non attendees may miss the opportunity to contribute.
Continued from page one, House leaders clashed over suspending rules to push the tombstone bonus bill. Some congressmen favored an optional cash payout for veterans, claiming 75 percent preferred cash. Administration leaders warned a veto looms if cash drains the treasury, while the insurance policy approach might win approval.
A notice lists anniversaries for George Ray family and others from Penn Run, Indiana area. It also records several real estate transfers with buyers, sellers, locations, and prices including Third Ward Indiana, Saltsburg, South Blairsville and East Mahoning.
Lady Anne Argepetian delivers a heart appeal at the event noting the funeral cortege was the largest ever for a missionary, with Mohammedan mourners paying tribute. Mid winter musicale preceding her address featured the Normal trio and Edna Walgrove Wilson in a balanced program of Chaminade, Mozart, Kreisler, and La Forge pieces, with encore responses from both the trio and Wilson.
Leroy M Fetterman to John Harris 2 2 acres in Banks 200 dollars. Leroy M Fetterman to John Harris 2 2 acres in Banks 200 dollars. Mrs Harriet Huffman visiting in home of daughter Mrs Stella McMillen at Arcadia. Mrs McMillen to visit friends in Youngstown Ohio. Mrs Minnie Bowser of Rossiter and Mrs A C Bowser of Bowersville visiting relatives in Indiana.
The Rev William Niehoff, a Wilmington Catholic priest, and Sarah J McCorkle aged 18, eloped to Elkton Maryland last Friday and were married. The couple’s whereabouts are unknown. Niehoff, ordained in Baltimore 15 years ago, served at the Catholic Mission of St Joseph for colored people and had been a frequent caller at the McCorkle home. The marriage license was issued in Elkton the same day.
Washington reports the revised immigration bill was introduced in the House. It keeps the 2 percent of the 1890 census quota and preserves treaty rights, but bars permanent residence for aliens not eligible for citizenship, including Japanese Chinese and Hindus.
A Cleveland area article discusses withdrawal of injunctions over a proposed memorial at a cemetery. It details opposing views on whether the site should host a memorial for soldiers and veterans, and notes assurances that the grounds will not become a public park. The piece cites statements by local officials and church members, and urges unity in honoring both veterans and religious heritage.
Reports from Leesburg Montgomery Avalon Bradenton and Tampa detail spring workout results. Dodgers defeated by reg ulars 6 to 4 Jimmie Ring flailed at bat while teammates struggled. Athletics rookies endured a tough practice as Heimach injured his ankle. Cubs pitchers prepare for endurance contests against Coast Leaguers. White Sox slumped 5 to 4 in 12 innings with Eddie Collins absent. Washington rookie pitcher Bryan Speece tabbed to start. Bluege shifts to shortstop behind Roger Pokin nngh.
Reports from Wintondale detail a two day business forum led by Pryor Irwin on sales tactics and enterprise, with discussions on the shift from the “fly paper” selling era to modern customer care, plus a note on a miners strike at the nearby Vintondale coal mines and wage disputes affecting operations.
Radio schedule for Pittsburgh lists 6 15 p m dinner concert by Grand Symphony from Million Dollar Grand theatre 7 00 p m City Planning with Morris Knowles 7 15 p m Old Postage Stamps by E B Power 7 40 p m Stockman and Farmer market reports 8 00 p m Sincerity from Benjamin Franklin Autobiography read by John Ewers 8 15 p m 40th anniversary program of Westinghouse electrical industry entry KYW Chicago 8 50 p m Childrens bedtime story 7 00 p m Dinner Concert 8 00 p m Program announced radiophone 8 20 p m American Farm Bureau Federation 8 40 p m Musical program Chicago Musical College directed by D Paul Breitwiser.
Authorities search for four year old Bill Parker believed kidnaped after his mother loaned him to an unknown woman two weeks ago. Police think the separated parents may involve the father in hiring the kidnapper. Descriptions broadcast include weight about thirty five pounds light hair blue eyes and fair complexion. Last seen in a tin overcoat navy cap and brown shoes.
An article in last night’s paper claimed the Taylor Club was on the war path. that report was disputed. Daniel Cunningham played on the team and retains his place in the lineup as printed in the Teena PEPET.
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