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Newspaper

Indiana Democrat

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1908

Page

8

Commencement programs and class roll from Indiana High School

The Indiana High School commencement lists students and performances from the Cowen's Cantata to Shakespearean readings. It notes class officers, diplomas to be presented by Rev. Lewis Hay, and a program featuring choruses, declamations, orations, and a valedictory. Primary election results show votes for local offices and socialist and prohibition tickets, with party strongholds in Indiana, Blairsville, and Conemaugh No. 1.

Oxerigh School of Indiana Cowen Veereeves J. W. Carey Lloyd Miller Lola Martin Mabel Stewart Verveeses Chowitte ‘Hetricis Mary Martin Jay McCartney Jean Valjean Twyla Shaulls Glass Growler Pearl Lovelace Maurice McMichael Gay L. C. Emerson Bades Steele Swan Harry Sutter Arthur Speedy Wilbur Hosack Raymond Shick Harry Herlinger Wilson Fiscus Alexander Simpson William Lougnhry Zell Martha Gilchrist Nelson Apples Harry Herlinger Auk, Italiens Mary Pennington Easay Alma Stuchell Nipacres Hale Lewis Hay Gang of Peace Sullivan Bishop Mabel Elizabeth Stewart Marie Prothero Hetrick Pearl Victoria Lovelace Mary E. Pennington Samuel Wilson Fiscus Arthur William Speedy Samuel Jay’ McCartney James Robert Lowry Alexander K. Simpson Roy Henry Shauks Maurice N. McMichael James Herman White William R. Loughry Ward ‘C. Klingensmith George Blair Learn Harry V. Herling J. Kenneth Fleming Lola B. Marpth Veries A. Eats Alma J. Stucbini Umm J. P. Pender M. I. Church Blairsville Indiana Conemaugh No. 1 Montgomer Township W. A. Dible William Hamill J. A. Henderson A.S. Hutchison A. Co New Party Burrell Pine

Tenth Anniversary Reunion of Spanish War Volunteers

Arrangements for the Spanish War Volunteers of the Fifth Pennsylvania regiment to meet in Altoona on April 27 mark the tenth anniversary of the unit leaving for the front. A 2 p.m business session at the Fifth Regiment Armory precedes a 6:30 p.m camp fire and entertainment and a 9 p.m banquet. A permanent regimental organization is planned.

Altoona Pensylvania Spain Fifth Regiment

Normal Defeats Tarentum Dorm Team 17 to 0 in Openers

On the Normal campus Monday afternoon the Normal team routed Tarentum by 17 to 0 in season opener. A loose effort by Tarentum, a single home run by an Indiana player, and a defensive misstep were noted. Fans packed the stands hoping for more balance as Indiana college squads visit. a schedule announced lists games from April 25 to June 20 against Wilkinsburg Electrics Bellefonte Academy Lock Haven State College Tarentum California Normal St Vincent Beatty Slippery Rock and others.

Tarentum School Unis Indiana Rovers NOTIS Democrat Wilkinsburg Electrics Wilkinsburg Bellefonte Academy Bellefonte Lock Haven Normal Lock Haven State College Tarentum California Normal Wikins

Miss Lillian Phillips Of Indiana Convicted

Reports show Miss Lillian Phillips of Indiana convicted of obtaining money by fraud and sentenced to four months in Pittsburg jail. A note warns against confusing her with Miss Lillian Phelps the temperature lecturer from St. Catherines Ontario, Canada, now touring Wisconsin on temperance.

Lillian Phillips Indiana Pittsburg Lillian Phelps St. Catherines Ontario Canada Wisconsin

Optical firm to visit New Indiana House Pittsburg eyeglasses

The Mahaffey optical firm will visit the New Indiana House in Indiana Pa on April 30 and May 1 offering free examinations and glasses priced from $2 to $8. They warn against eye washes and drugs, claim most eye discomfort comes from strain, and promote rest and proper focus through their fitting system.

Spring Cleaning Time Brings Low Priced Window Treatments

The ad touts carpet and rug selections for every room and affordable window coverings. Lace curtains, shades, and colors are offered with prices from 40c to 8.50 per pair and shades made to custom widths on short notice.

Textile sale notice for spring sewing ends

Buy Domestics Now offers unbleached muslin at 6 cents per yard 86 inch papering muslin at 5 cents per yard. Fine finished 36 inch bleached muslin waistings in new dressy colors priced from 106 to 50e per yard.

Dressy Spring Jackets for Ladies Misses and Children

Ladies and Misses spring jackets in Panama Bread Cloth Coverts and fancy fabrics priced from 5.00 to 14.00. Girls fancy jackets for cool evenings range 3.50 to 5.90. Children fancy wash and wool jackets offered at 1.50 to 4.00.

Local items highlight baseball and a street project

Dec Gessler is hitting well for the Boston Americans but batting average not yet reached. May 16 the Hagenbeck Wallace Shows will exhibit in Indiana. Borough council plans bids for paying and sewering Philadelphia street front Pitts to Sixth and the cross street between Church and Water from Sixth to Eleventh. George Fulton operated on for appendicitis at St Francis hospital Pittsburg April 13. operation successful. John P St Clair paid $1,000 life insurance to Mrs Flavia Thompson, widow of Wendell P Thompson, insured by Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York.

Indiana The Democrat Borough Council John 5. Taylor Philadelphia Pitts Sixth Street Cross Streda Church Sixth George Fulton Griffith Ellis St. Francis’ Hospital Pittsburg Walter Williams Fulton Wilkinsburg Johnp. St. Clair Homer City Flavia Thompson Wendell P. Thompson Mutual Life Insurance Go New York Mr. St. Clair

Fire Destroyed Farm Buildings In Georgeville

Early Tuesday April 14 a fire destroyed a barn and contents on Mrs Emma Neals farm near North Point. Incendiary origin suspected. Loss several thousand dollars, with $1000 insurance. John Stoniger’s dwelling at Georgeville also lost by fire, insured for $600. Rossi Bonanny of Homer City died April 6 at Johns town Memorial Hospital from typhoid fever.

John Stoniger Georgeville Emma Neal Near North Point

Mrs Sarah Edelblute Dies Suddenly at 67

Mrs Sarah Edelblute aged sixty seven wife of H C Edelblute Pantall hotel Punxsutawney died suddenly Saturday morning of paralysis. Survived by daughters Mrs I Z Clover and Mrs E J Pearson and sons B S Edelblute J O Edelblute all of Punxsutawney Reynoldsville Brookville.

Edelblute Sarah Edelblute H. C. Edelblute Pantall Hotel Punxsutawney I. Z. Clover Harry Edelblute E. J. Pearson Brookville B.S J. O. Edelblute Reynoldsyle

Democratic State Convention Notice Harrisburg 1908

Notice from the Democratic State Central committee of Harrisburg announcing the state convention to meet May 20 1908 at 11 o clock AM in the Orpheum theater. It will nominate a Superior Court Judge, elect Presidential Electors at Large, select four Delegates and four Alternates at Large, certify thirty two Presidential electors, and consider other party welfare matters. JP Gray Meek secretary. George M Dimeling chairman.

Democratic State Committee Harrisburg Democratic State Central Committee Board of Trade Rooms Orpheum O'Eloeck JP. Gray Meek George M. Dimeling

Bonds Sought for Indiana Borough School Building

Sealed bids invited by Indiana borough Pennsylvania School Directors for 60000 dollars of School Improvement Bonds to finance a new Second ward building. Bonds dated June 1 1908 payable in four to thirty years as 4 1 2 percent interest semiannual June 1 and December 1. Denominations 500 and 1000. Tax exempt in Pennsylvania. Bid must include 290 dollar certified check. Bids due May 14 1900. Right to reject all bids reserved. Fry secretary.

Indiana Borough Indiana County Second Ward Pennsylvania Indiana Fry

New Young Men's Spat Suit Line At 16.50

A local men clothing retailer showcases a full range of suits in black blue and spring shades from 10.90 to 20.00. Highlighted is the Young Men's 5-piece Spat Suit at 16.50 with coordinated coat trousers belt and matching vest.

Brussels Axminsters

Basement Showings of Graniteware and Tinware

In the Basement Fall showings of new Graniteware Tinware Queensware Glassware Shelf Hardware and hundreds of useful 5¢ and 10¢ articles.

Books Offer Popular Fiction At Half Price At Henry Hail

A catalog listing popular titles such as The Lion and the Mouse Princess May atza and Half a Rogue offered at 50 cents from Henry Hail. The former price was $1.25. The Democratic Party newspaper promotes trying the Democrat for future job orders.

Mayatza Henry Hail

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Lloyd Miller Congress John ‘Smith Shirley B. B. Brumbaugh Frank E. Groft Davis A. Palmer N. O. Bennett Assembly A. M. van Horn D. T. Altman R. H. Pierce C. M. Cribbs Coury John W. Hoffman W. M. Blose M. 0. Campbell Vanter Weare W. F. Bapclay Indiana House W. E. Mahaffey W. E Mahaffey New Indiana, Pa Ladies’ and Misses’ Made-up Garment Department McCall’s Dow Dec’ Gessler Boston Americans Indiana Ofice Hazel Boyed F. W. Coulter James, Denham May Howard Charlie Mellar Peddicord Mary Schant Charles Stewart Kassak Terezza Stefan Teruta Domenico Allera Vichte Gregor Zoric Vascsak Andras Pono Brum di Norialo Stoirinomu Radniker Dmondson Co Henry Hall’s Henry H. Steving New Indiana House Hopkins’ Brothers Penn’a Dot Ums Wray Ladies and Gentleman
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