05 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
1
Heavy rainfall marks the season as State Highway officials report 201 projects, totaling 707.62 miles, advertised so far this year. By Sept 1, 142 contracts were awarded for 629.80 miles, with a value of 21 647 149.48 dollars. Some 3 contracts from 1918 carry over for 137.46 miles.
Report from County Secretary and County Treasurer outline committee appointments and afternoon adjournment at 1 30 PM Devotional service features Young People's Division work led by Preston G Orwig State Superintendent Philadelphia Pa Topics include Vitalizing the Organized Class Figur Fold Six Things Doing Business in a Business like Way Discussion in evening at 7 80 PM Song service led by Prof D B Ackley address That Boy of Yours by Dr John C Acheson President Penn College for Women Pittsburgh Pa Offering and Thursday 9 30 AM Administrative Division work in
GREEN TOWNSHIP continues page ne with plans for an exhibition featuring premiums for school children and livestock judging by Barn Agent John W Warner. The fair includes tractor demonstrations, first aid displays, and the parade of floats from each of the township’s schools. Evening concert planned and prizes for best float. Also lost and found notices for a black seal pocketbook on Philadelphia Street, a silk skirt, a black leather pocket book, a French poodle dog Snowball with a $25 reward.
A conference for all Children’s Division superintendents and teachers was announced. The gathering in the Chapel of the Church featured Miss L Grace Kane and Mrs W G Alter with sessions on graded lessons and efficiency in ABC work, plus talks on Sabbath School education and systematic giving.
Gilbraith Bros. of Brookville present the community building at Cockport where refreshments will be served all day and evening. Promoters of the fair are backed by progressive and public spirited farmers seeking to boost interest in all agriculture departments.
The obituary notes the sudden passing of Mrs. Tyger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Tyger born near Rast Mahoning Township. She leaves her husband her parents and two daughters from a prior marriage Anne Mary and Helen M McAfoose. Funeral services are held at the Tyger home Sabbath afternoon with interment in Oakland cemetery.
A bankruptcy sale listing stock and fixtures of a general store in McIntyre Indiana County Pennsylvania. The auction includes dry goods hosiery underwear gloves sweaters clothing shoes groceries canned goods and more with deposits and payment terms and confirmation by the US District Court. The notice lists receiver A C Ellis attorney HH M Stein and John F Post & Sons as auctioneers with conditions and a card of thanks from the Central Labor Union.
A fragment tells of a man who became a shadow due to stomach trouble and gas, then benefited after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad-like text promotes a single-dose claim and urges readers to consult Druggists for purchases.
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