01 May 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
1
Swift & Company explains price direction depends on country wide and global conditions beyond their control. World meat demand is high while livestock supply is limited, so live stock remains dear and meat prices must rise with costs. Competition should keep the spread low to align meat prices with livestock costs.
Homer City Highs graduation exercises are set for May with a program including valedictory, address, music, and diploma presentation. Rev J R Morris to give baccalaureate sermon. new policeman Samuel Cassell noted as improving street conduct. Upcoming Homer City Lyceum features the Mogart Ladies Quartet and Odd Fellows Rebekah Lodge centennial observance draws a filled Presbyterian church.
A masterful address by J. Elder Peeloty of Indiana praised fraternity and freedom, tying them to the Bible in a centenary observance. The piece notes the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs as key to Homer City's fabric, plus various local visits and moves, including Sergt. Robert Steffy enlisting for another year and multiple community notices.
Geo Palmer and daughter Laura visited Indiana on Tuesday while James Dias and A W Campbell attended to business in Blacklick. Bruce Shaffer recovered from illness and can move about. Mr and Mrs Bagley and son Walter motored to Johnstown. Mrs Ramsey was surprised by her son Harry who saw service in France. Many locals visited Indiana to see the Trophy train. Milton Palmer attended his uncle William Palmer's funeral on Sabbath. The Berthal Co runs their mines full time and the Vinton Colliery Co plans a diamond drill to test their lower coal.
Marcello Zamboni drove to Indiana yesterday. Several Creekside residents including James Macro James Belatt August Macro and Tony Perfetto visited Punxsutawney on railroad business Monday. Harvey Schrecongost family from Sagamore visiting Laura Stuchell. Paul Schrecengost moving from Tocci property to Mepee apartments. Anthony Rondinello motored to tromer City Sunday hindered by minor car troubles. Crawford Mellenry of Chambersville visited Creekside yesterday. The Roundhouse shop at Cuonmings faces discouragement eased by howls and diving off of men. Wao Sehurr of Tlome Pus did business at Creekside. Mr and Mrs Gee and Melthoes family visiting elutives at Home recently. James Smith moved to Indiana. Augustus M. Byers purchased a new Overland four from de J. Culp agency at Indian. C Hy Lenta preparing to move to Punxsutawney Mere. C L Kunkle in Indiqua on business yesterday. John Larkey and Riley Barnes motored to Indiana yesterday.
ST. LOUIS Mo April 29 The St. Louis Tuberculosis Society has begun an intensive survey of two tenements districts to determine why there is an average of three deaths a day. The year long survey will cover sanitation housing recreation and industry conditions.
Frank Beal, sixty four, longtime San Quentin inmate released on own recognizance after facing burglary tool charges. He will live with his Denver merchant brother as authorities note his unique police record and prior short detentions. A court official commends Beal’s late but hopeful new start.
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