Local Notes on Residents and Events Across Indiana
Pred Nealer of Pittsburgh spent Sabbath with his parents in Chestnut Street. J. M. Marshal returned from Harrisburg after aiding in flag transfer. Mrs Elizabeth Simpson attends national federation in Chicago. Mrs Rebecca Hill and Mrs Margaret Giles visit Indiana. Campfires open to the public plus a new United Presbyterian minister chosen for Indiana. Rosari Romeo, 21, drowns at Lucerne dam. coroner findings. Oscar Devore fined for illegally importing cattle. health certificates rode to be enforced. Indiana Boy Scouts praised for Grand Army Parade and Ox Roast help. Open magazine announces double issue with State gathering program. Primo Scorze, Skandinx, dies after train accident. legs lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Chicas 80
Rebecca Hill
J. F. Barr
Dorothy
Firth Straat
Yiest
Pittsburgh
Beek. Lamstien
South Sixth Street
Pittsburg
Mae Jean ‘Lamefen
Ridgeview Park
A. da Pnd
Thomastephens
Wells
Jan Ox Taal
Kellar’ ‘Barris
United. Sportamen Vf . Pennaysvania
United Sportsmen of Pennsylvania
Publishera
Open Publishing Co
Primo Scorze
Lucerne
Reunion of Co A 64th and 61st PVI held in city
A reunion of survivors of Co A 64th Regiment and Co A 61st Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry was held Tuesday afternoon by the municipal. Speeches memorialized the three members who died this year and a Richmond reunion was planned for August 21, the enlistment anniversary. Also noted were closing exercises of Pennsylvania Industrial Reformatory departments and Huntingdon reform schools on June 26 with public admission and invitations to attend.
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Co. A
64 Regiment
Pennsylvania
Installation and close of Pennsylvania G A R encampment
The 48th annual encampment of the Pennsylvania Grand Army of the Republic adjourned after installing officers and staff led by John A. Fairman. Delegates elected for the 76-person national encampment in Detroit, while the Woman's Relief Corps and Ladies of the G A R closed their conventions and prepared to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Grand Army of the Republic
Indiana Independenta
Woman's Belief Corps
W. J. Paterson
John A. Fairman
Department of Pennsylvania
Army of the Republic
Naional
Detroit
Mich
Dr. Lewis
F. Arensberg
W. T. Bishop
Beemer
Inter
Andrew Jamea
John Kirk
T. W. LeMatstre
Thomas Numbers
John S. Nicholson
Joseph Owens
Levi Oberton
J. H. Pershing
H. B. Paine
Roushey
James Reid
William Stiles
A. H. Shapurt
John Smith
J. J. Shoemaker
George, Chompaon
J. D. Walker
L. H. Walter
JK. Weaver
J. J. Artman
William Brown
H.A. Boyer
N. Calendar
D. Fisher
W. HH
Green
J. F. Smyth
R. Sherman
Adam Seld
H. C. Scattergood
Louis Shuck
Charles Spare
N. A. Walmer
J. D. Wiles
John Wallase
William Booth
B. H. Bowman
W. 3. Burnwood
Wahriam Black
Hugh Fulton
Joe Gould
Joaenh Hoffman
J. W. Kaytinyan
Will Lowry
Mann
George McGragey
Fon Minas
B. Mank
Morst
James McCune
Thomas McKee
Willam Robinson
D. W. Shaffer
A. B. Scholl
John Suttman
Harry White
A. B. Wannop
P. F. Westerath
Woman's Relief Gerpa
Melinda McLain
Philadelphia
McLain
Indiana Circle
Mra. McLain
McCurdy
Coatesville
Eva M. Sterrett
Wie Lynch
Pittsburgh
Mra
Ida 8
McBride
Indianapolis
Woman's Relief Corps
J. Hi Pershing
Anita Simpson
J. Louise Woote
Teddia Kerling
Charles Kelly
G A. R
America
GA. R
Presbyterian Chapel
Old Eck
Pedsenve
Aleg
Worman
First Presbyterian Church
G. A. St
G Ay RR
Biairaville
Blairsvilla
Hlalgeville
McKea
Bull Rup
John A. Pall
Pillabyysh
Heat dangers and remedies in hot weather
The article outlines two heat related illnesses heat stroke and heat exhaustion with distinct symptoms high fever and low spirits. It urges prompt doctor care and proper cooling, emphasizes moving air to ease exhaustion, and warns against ice water, alcohol use, and improper self treatment during hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tortoldo
Marriage Invitations For Rev Olin Clarke Jones And Miss Mary Sansom
Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Rev. Olin Clarke Jones of Cleveland Ohio to Miss Mary Moorhead Sansom eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Willang Leader Sanson of Clavion Pa. The ceremony is planned for a June date and the couple will reside at 5706 Franklin Avenue Cleveland Ohio. Miss Sansom is a graduate of Clarion Normal School and Westminster College and has taught at a seminary near Springfield Massachusetts. Key Toney is also a graduate and has preached for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Sanso
Olin Clarke Jones
Cleveland
Ohio
Mary Moorhead Sansom
Willang Leader
Sanson
Clavion
Franklin Avenue
Sansom
Clarion Normal School
Westminster College
Young Hoter’ Seminary
Springfield
Mass
Key Toney
Worte’minster College
Im Bia Hean
Marriage Banne Pebitehed at St Bernard Church
Two notable Indiana couples announced engagements in a St Bernard’s Roman Catholic church ceremony. Stadkindler and Ruth Welleroth, and Edward Wun and Mary Vogel, plan to wed within the month. Stadmiller, a jeweler, hails from North Fourth Street. his fiancée is a daughter of the Welleraths. Hoffman, son of Nicholas, works for the Indiana County Street Railways. Miss Vogel is a daughter of Edward Wong of North Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
St. Bernard's Toman Catholic Church
Stadkindler
Ruth Welleroth
Edward —Boft Wun
Missy Mary Vogel
Stadmiller
Likle
Joseph Wellarath
North Fourth Street
Hoffman Ss
Nicholas Hoffman
Indiana County Street Railways Company
Misa Yoelis
Edward G. Wong
North Virth Atreet
Normal Fowneyed Defeated by Kiski 10 to 0
The Normal team lost to Kiski with a 10 to 0 score. The Lutheran Sunday School League again showed supremacy by defeating the United Presbyterians 10 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bane
Saltsburg
Kiski
United Presbyteriann
Lutherang
Regent Deaths and Funeral Notices in Livermore Area
Obituary notices report multiple deaths and funeral services across Livermore, New Florence, and surrounding towns. Details include Mrs. Mary Nixon of Rohingon, Mrs. SG Miller of Livermore, and R. S. Miltont of New Blare, with service times, cemeteries, and surviving relatives listed.
McMillen Reunion Announcement for June 2
The McMillen reunion invites SteMillans and neighbors to gather Thursday June 2 at the Ion Center and Miumville road near Wis yer oon tha Charles Mieka tapm now owned by Withiam Atealil len. All friends are urged to attend and show support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillen
MeMillen
Charles Miekatapm
Withiam Atealillen
Ion Center
Miumville Road
SteMillans
Ald Wid
Wedding of Mania Mekelyey and Me Kelvey at Blairsville
The ceremony united Mania Mekelyey and Mr Joseph Arun Mekelydyes in Blairsville with about 250 attendees including visitors from Pittsburg and Vaniergrid. The couple, both from prominent families, will reside in Vidlana after a celebratory reception at their families’ homes and a later social at the Mekelyey residence.
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Mir MM Kelvyéy
eiMees
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Turtle Creek
Quiet wedding of Blase Brewer and Mina Grewar
A small ceremony took place at the home of the bride's parents in Plumeville with Neving officiating. Miss Ethel Tlose served as bridesmaid and Silas Kerr acted as best man. The bride wore blue and announced plans to reside at Silvermore where Blake already has a house.
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Blase—Brewer
Rossmoyne
Marehige
Orsville Rose
Alwwood
Mina Mary Lone Grewar
Nev
Neving
Plumeville
Brewer
del Silas Kerr
Tun Bown
Silvermore
Blake
Unions Form in Two Local Weddings Across Regions
A bride and groom pair, Lewis Hyskell and Augusta Florence Plyrbell, wed at the bride’s mother Mary Ales in May, with a reception and travel to Toronto. the second wedding unites Duchess lace attire and marriages of Lehn and Wall, and Jorople Binke with Oppha Miy Wall in Pittsburgh, officiated by Roy Glomty. Numerous guests and family members attend, with notices of engagement and subsequent social events.
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Lewis
Hyskell
Gurt Jd
Mise Augusta Florence Plyrbell
Ef Srickeilis
Limirriaga
Tie Belle'a Moter
Ales
Mary
Rew
Jewin
Toronto
Sink—Wall
Jorople Binke
Oppha Miy Wall
Puuxautawney
First Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
Roy, Glomty
Keoch Lodnany
Randielod
Milley
Philadelphia Street
Bride-Elect Entertained by Philadelphia Hostess
Gaye Goliath of Philadelphia hosted a bridge dinner Monday honoring her bride elect. Twenty guest friends attended including Miss Margaret Wilson of Church Street whose marriage to Gorge Watson Creighton of Altoona will be an event this coming Thursday.
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Gaye Goliath
Philadelphia
Margaret Wilson
Church Street
Watson
Creighton
Altoona
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Harry
Moors
J. Te Peterman
Baltore
May
Mra. Moores
Mra. M
Baltimore
United Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Congregation
C.K. McGeorge
Corapolis
A. W. Ben. D. C. Mack
J. T. Stewart
Coraopolly
McGeorge
McGevree
United Presbyterian Church
Buena Vista
Salery
Mer .George
Piolock
Hey
Gholgas
Carapolis
Wiper Jaelson
Pha
Fonale
Rosari’ Romeo
Rutterhaugh
Oscar Devore
Washington County
Penna
Washington, Penna
West Virginia
Pennsylvania State Livestock Sanitary Board
Devore
Ohio-West Virginia
Boy Scouts
Pro- Siena
Lada
Pouble Nursher
Geural
Samuel Tfown
G. F. Gramtteh
Mauston
Danyilte
Thomas P. Stephens
Fost
Iniana
Francis H. Foy
Harrisburg
Foy
Charen
New Plopearee
Bolivar
Bin
Uke
Mumin
Romania
Valefield
Cemutery
Tinea
PO. A
SG Miller
Livermore
Ter
Ponree, Saltsdare
Henrn M. Miller
Piteaten
Clyde
Mer
Susan Plaskins
Greansbing
Agnes
Mamth
Hast Boulver
Ovasdorff
Rosanna Overdomf
Frank Quergoeths
Sue
Meru
Artie Nevins
Homer City
Laleny
Wilmington
Det
Olnio
Parkwood
Benve Ceorge
Arushyuley
Plaza
Amanda
Elliott
Miltott
New Blarenes
Ducomsed
New Morener
D.P. Smith GA
New Florence
Ils
White
Laewrenea Waye
Mig Charles Melaiphtin
Ruffner
Cdi
Alex Host
Kithannng
Archig
Rafine
Chey
Ehlidran
G. W. Rutten
Wily Deown
Salisbury
Wi Mellinnle
Pempleton
Halies Werver
Misa Wa Mary Wlauinger
Altun Ruck
Hong
Weida
W. HH. Kigstoger
Mie
Weames Ep Wowgow
Clark
Dndiaun
Patan
Mroumid
A. Ta
Mannak Bros
Pittsners
Niele
Thalia
Monbul
Vitebsk
Chistes
Hostra
Vanuergrid
Harkcem—Wilson
Ait Lavence i
Wilson
Mim. Maney
Herbert Wy Slapkeem
Gid
7. M. Thirkcem
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