Old-Time Friends Gather at Fair Grounds Reunion Spirit
At a Friday gathering on the fair grounds, pupils and friends of Professors A Campbell and J T Stewart renewed memories and formed a new club with officers named J N Huston, J J Hutchison, W G Walbach, Maud Timpfield, and W G McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Campbell
J. T. Stewart
Stewart
J. N. Huston
Pittsboro
J. J. Hutchison
Armagh
W. GO. Walbach
Brushvalley
Maud Tmpfield
W. GC. McKee
Indiana
Arvilla Snyder
Lester Winger
M. M. Palmer
N. Glassford
Colorado
Campbell
John
Jennie
J. T. Henry
Blairsville
H .W. Fee
Winebrenner
Conemdugh
Leon H. Hoffman
Punxsutawney
Sara Adams
Penn Run
Literary Society
Greenville
Card of Thanks from McCracken Family in Burrell Township
J D McCracken and family of Burrell township thank friends and neighbors for kindness and assistance during the illness and death of wife and mother Mrs J D McCracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. McCracken
Burrell Township
J. D, McCracken
Social Downes Notes at Chestnut Grove Corn Roast
A list of local youths including Charles Brownlee May Brownlee Matthew Bruce Sara Bruce and others attended a corn roast at Chestnut Grove on Saturday evening. Also thirty-two ladies and neighbors gathered at Camp Carlos in honor of Mrs Carl Vuckenberg with Mrs A P Lowry presenting a birthday table and rug during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Grove
Charles
May Brownlee
Matthew
Sara Bruce
Robert
Thomas
Ross
Cartie Hill
Ford
Sara Gibson
Myrtle McKendrick
Agnes Campbell
Linda Detwiler
Laura Buterbaugh
Bell Allison
Sara Braugnier
Fay Lightheiser
Claude Bath
Ray Hosack
Charles Bates
Town
Messrs
Ellicott and
Terry
Pitcairn
Carl Vuckenberg
Camp Carlos
A. P. Lowry
Yuckenberg
Local visits and arrivals noted around Pittsburg region
Hoorelt Ake and Rankin Tomb visit friends in Pittsburg while Sidney McLanahan of Marion Center travels Indiana. The column records numerous visitors and travelers: Miss Edna Sansom returns from Clarton, Justice Elkin visits Punxsutawney, a Clark family business trip from Glen Campbell, and Fair and Vandergrift guests attend a funeral. Reunions and trips span Johnstown, Pottsville, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, and Akron with remarks on local figures, church trustees, and school officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoorelt Ake
Rankin Tomb
Pittsburg
Sidney McLanahan
Marion Center
Indiana
Arion Wilson
Toledo
Joseph
Harry Clark
Glen Campbell
Edna Sansom
Clarton
Justice Elkin
Punxsutawney
Joe
Pyrof
R. W. Fair
Saltsburg
Margaret Fair
Robert Fitzsimmons
Vandergrift
F. D. Clover
Pine Figts
Nellie Vink
Mt. Holly Springs
Albert Miller
South Street
Dr. Reynolds
the Normal
David Ortz
Mabel
June Swan
Phillip
Mark
Philadelphia
Phillip Marshall
John R. Stumpf
Akron
Stumpf
Stumpfs
Samuel Clark
Ridgway Park
Cond Place
Olive
Laura Buterbaugh
Martha Willams
Harry Young
Johnstown Democrat
Lovejoy
Normal Field
Collegians vs Blairsville at Normal campus amid muddy play
Baseball notes recount Punx'y and Lovejoy players, including Marlin with two singles and a triple, and Daugherty as a fast official. Mentions a crowd question for Clymer Lovejoy, Lovejoy woman’s hit, and an injunction on resin use. Also reports the death of Daniel L. Rankin at 69, former Butler county treasurer, and a clock gift to County Home from Bernard Gloekler Co. plus Indiana Business College opens September 7, 1908 offering shorthand and bookkeeping courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovejoy
Warn
Punx
Daugherty
Clymer-Lovejoy
Ridgway
Brookville
Collegians
Marlin
Blairsville
Homer City
Clymer
Marley
Coleman
Leasure
D. Co
Indiana County
Rochester Mille
Creekside
John Leasure
Wolf Hunter
Crooked Creek
206Th Regiment
P. V
Luella Oberlin
Rochester Mills
Warnshuis
Coyode
Gilgal Graveyard
List of Letters Remaining Uncalled For in Indiana Office
The notice lists uncalled letters dated August 15, 1908. Names include Miss Nora Davis, Frank Herman, Miss Huldah Rowe, John Smith, Antonio Giunta di Sebastigno, with inquiry advised that they have been advertised and the date given by James C. McGregor, 7 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Ofice
Nora Davis
Frank Herman
Huldah Rowe
John Smith
Antonio Giunta di Sebastigno
James C. McGregor
Greensburgs Famous Band Master to Play at Fair
Ben Kettering, famed band leader, will perform at Greensburg Fair on Thursday. His ensemble includes top musicians and is noted for careful music selection, adding a key attraction to Thursday’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Ben Kettering
Ben
Building Permits Issued Burgess Crossman
Burgess Crossman issues permits for several building projects including John D. Widdowson’s three story brick and cement corner building at Locust street and Wayne avenue costing 4000 dollars, a first floor butcher shop with upstairs apartments, J A Stuchell contractor for a North Seventh street frame dwelling for Charles Weamer, J A Campbell three two story frame dwellings on Washington street costing 4000, Joseph N. Martin two story frame dwelling on Wayne avenue costing 4500, John Martin contractor, George Nesbitt two story frame dwelling on Water street costing 2000 and L D Munshower two story frame dwelling on South Seventh street costing 2000, Mrs T N Lockard two story dwelling on South Eleventh street costing 2500, frame dwelling on North Twelfth street for Mrs Mary Marshall costing 1500, I M Lockard contractor for both houses, J C Conner building three new frame dwellings on Washington street totaling about 5000, George A Conrath new two story frame dwelling on Locust street costing 2800, plus many additions and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Crossman
John D. Widdowson
Locust Street
Wayne Avenue
J. A. Stuchell
North Seventh Street
Charles Weamer
J. A. Campbell
Washington Street
Joseph N. Martin
John Martin
George Nesbitt
Water Street
L. D. Munshower
South Seventh Street
T. N. Lockard
South Eleventh Street
North Twelfth Street
Mary Marshall
M. Lockard
J. ©. Conner
George A. Conrath
Free Methodist Campmeeting in Greensburg District
The Free Methodists of Greensburg district plan an annual camp meeting in Gen Harry White's woods Indiana from August 21 to 30 with daily services including Holiness meetings love feasts sermons and children's meetings at set times each day. Rev A D Zanniser district elder will oversee the event and no admission fee will be charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodists of
Greensburg
Gen. Harry
White's Woods
Indiana
A. D. Zanniser
Williams Grove P Cnic Excursion Tickets Sold
Drouth forces mine closures near Johnstown as Berwind-White Coal mines shut three sites, risking 1600 jobs. Railroad excursions to Williams Grove and from Baltimore Elmira Frederick and Northern Central from Aug 18 28 at reduced rates. Returns valid to Sept 1. Weather may worsen shutdowns if rain remains scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Grove
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Baltimore, Elmira
Frederick
Northern Gentral Railroad
Drouth
Johnstown
Berwind-White Coal Company
Unearthed Human Bones Found Along Orchard Avenue
Workmen for contractor John Mc Nary digging sewers in South Canonsburg uncovered 77 human bones in Orchard Avenue. Remains include a four year old child, a ten year old child, and a person around 35. Bones are in early decay, suggesting they lay in a water-filled well or vault for about seven decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McNary
South Canonsburg
Orchard Avenue
Annual Convention of Indiana County W C T U
The Indiana county W C T U schedules its annual convention at Blairsville Presbyterian church on August 26 and 27 marking the county organization’s 25th anniversary. All temperance friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Blairsville
Collegians Defeat Punxsutawney In Big Victory
Indiana Collegians beat Punxsutawney 3 to 1 at Normal field on Thursday afternoon. Marlin starred with a threebase hit and reached home twice as King and Bullock combined on the mound to seal the win. Lovejoy and Clymer played a lengthy, error‑heavy game with strong support from spectators and umpire Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collegiana
Punxsutawney
Collegians
King
Dock
Smith
Keogh
McGregor
Marlin
Whison
Guthrie
Bunter
Home
McFarland
Hosack
Warren
Bender
Indiana
Neck of Woods
Rival Teams Clash In Rainy Indiana Field Battle
Clymer and Lovejoy arrived late and played under drizzle at Normal Field. About two thousand spectators watched as Lovejoy won 13 to 3 after a long afternoon, with women among the crowd adding cheer and songs despite the damp conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Clymer
Lovejoy
Collegians Defeat Lovejoy In Loose Victory
The Indiana Collegians beat Lovejoy on Saturday with a wide margin despite a loose game. Final score details show Collegians 8 runs in the later innings to Lovejoy 3. Strikeouts total eight for Livingston, three for Smith, two for Russell, with one base on balls for each pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Deeley
Matley
Russell
Dr. T. D. Stephens
Ross Daugherty
Collegians
Indiana Collegians
Lovejoy
Livingston
Smith
Dont Be Homely. Seamless crown by Dr Truitt offered
A dental advertisement urges readers to upgrade their teeth with a seamless crown by Dr. Truitt, highlighting modernization of dental work and inviting interested patients to seek the service. The copy emphasizes improving appearance and functionality through updated crowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Truitt
Regent Deaths and Local Obituaries In Indiana County
A string of death notices from Indiana County covers Susannah Little of Rayne township aged 90, Leasure of Rochester Mills aged 70, Margaret Farr of Atlanta and others. Also listed are Lena Cook of Pittsburg, Louisa Craig of Clarion county, Mary Henderson of Johnstown, James Russell near Social Hall, J D McCracken of West Wheatfield, Thomas Maxwell of Blairsville, Robert Sutton of Cincinnati, Catherine Ascha Miller of Derry township, and the Glade Run church dedication in Dayton with dates in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Marion Center
Martin
George
Indiana
Sara McHenry
Lewla Hay
Lutheran Church
Green Township
Johnstown
T. C. Loughry
Cincinnati
R. W. Fair
Saltsburg
William Galbreath
W. A. Fair
Atlanta, Ga
D. M. Far
Pittsburg
James Fair
May
Blacklick
Greenwood Cemetery
Catherine Ascha Miller
Derry Township
Westmoreland County
Salem
Glade Run Presbyterian Church
Dayton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Campbell—Stewart
Indiana Electric Company
Court House
Cleveland Electric & Gas Fixture Co
Cleveland
Twolick Bridge
Howard M. Wells
Blacklegs Creek
M. Cunningham
Clarksburg
Telford
Naturalization Court
Theodore Caruso
Paul Shoskey
Arcadia
Peter Julius Cerburg
Alfred von Roth
Thomas Hogarth
Wehrum
Emil Stahl
Strangford
John Maher
Dixonville
John Baptist de Santy
United States District
J.S. Chambers
Baseball Notes
Butler
Daniel L. Rankin
Knights of Malta
Odd Fellows
Bernard Gloekler Co
Indiana Business College
CNIC
Bullock
Red Smith
Wilson
Rip
D. Stephens
Shankwiler
Jack
Gedding
Johns
Narin
Rumgay
Marks and Gray
Parkins
Maris
Redding
G. Smith
Short
Marks
Shunkwiler
Lovejoy Gang
R. HW
A . Wilson
Bee
S 'Guthrie
Henry
Thompson Rt Dock
I. Smith
Eee
Aes
P Johns
Naria
Deepen
Peewee Parkins
A Jack
U Beddings
Sayy Rumgay
J. Smith
G Smith Kleet
Jasper
Clyvmer
James Russell
Social Hall
Thomas Maxwell
Mrs. Hickle
Brown Street
Simon and Jude's
Robert. Sutton
John, James
Peter Sutton
John W. Sutton
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