Cleveland man dies after hernia operation at City Hospital
A Cleveland man, Harry Sutton, died at City Hospital at 2 50 PM after an operation for hernia. He had suffered a long illness, and his brother Philip Sutton was with him earlier. He was 36, previously held city posts, and is survived by his mother, sister Annie, and brothers Philip Frank and Ross M. The funeral is set for Thursday at 10 o'clock.
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Qclavelind
Jina Sutton
Harry
City Hospital
Philip M. Sutton
Flurry
Peter Sutton
Tie
Cleveland
Himelf
Annie
Philip
Prank
Ross M
Arive
O'Elges
James A. Rhow
Pittsburz
Russell
Bessie
Fannie
Pittsburg
Saltsburg
8. W. Miller
Saltsbury
Tennyson
Theodore L. Cuyler
Richard S. Storrs
D. Han
Blaisonville School Elects Administrators and Teachers
At Tuesday's school board meeting Blaisonville elected Principal J.T. Archibald and Vice Principal J.T. Henry, with Mary McCormick Jennia M Stiffey Mary Stitt Kate McCormick Anna Graff Iva Taylor Harriett Mosuck Belle Wiley Morna Notte R Mae Swartz Sallie Curtis Daisy Duncan Mira Cameron Anna Stitt as teachers and Susie Delaney as substitute. Sue Millhouser named supervisor of vocal music. Indiana Cornet Band to host a lawn fete next Monday to raise funds for new band uniforms.
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J.T. Archibald
J. T. Henry
Mary McCormick
Jennia M.stiffey
Mary Stitt
Kate McCormick
Anna R. Graff
Iva M. Taylor
Harriett
Mosuck
Belle H. Wiley
Morna H. Notte
R. Mae Swartz
Sallie Curtis
Misa Daisy Duncan
Mise
Local Weddings Reported Across Homer City and Vicinity
A string of marriages is recorded including Tenge Dean Cramer and Gertrude Carson in Cramer with a reception at Alls Katharine Roberts home. The groom works for Cramer & Son and hails from the Cramer family. Also Mary K Clark and Elisha P Swift to wed in this place with a private ceremony. Additional unions include D B Caulk and Sara Portser at the Portser home and Charles McKelvey Mikesell with Lina Hite at their family residence. Henry Wissinger and Myrtle J Palmer completed their marriage in Cherry Hill and Grant townships.
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Tenge Dean Cramer
Cramer
Gertrude Carson
Homer City
Alls
Katharine Roberts
Allshouse
Armagh
Methoddest Episcopal Church
Vandergrift
Allegheny County
Joseph Cramer
Cramer & Son and
William Agh‘gam
Morrellville
Swifimclark
Mary K. Clark
Silas M. Clark
Elisha P. Swift
Norway
Mich
David Hall
Presbyterian Church
Mikusell-Wite
Charles McKelvey Mikesell
Lina Hite
Lower Yoder Township
Cambria County
David Hite
Wissinger-Palmer
Henry E. Wissinger
Cherryhill Township
Myrtle J. Palmer
Grant Township
M. B. Kline, Esq
Local notices and items from Grove City area
Little Locals lists sales at Gingrams cc near Wilson's Court House and an ice cream festival hosted by the Baptist church on Tuesday June 26. It also notes Grove City College graduates Miss Mary A. Jack and Miss Tirza May Marshall, and reports a Derry brakeman Emery N. Rager, age 20, critically injured after a train fall in Radebaugh Tunnel. Theft of a valuable mare near Latrobe and headlines on horse Pink eye disease appear, alongside notices about Pittsburgh Post editions and a Mt. Pleasant burglary involving 700 dollars in goods.
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Wilson
Court House
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Allison
Grove City College
Mary A. Jack
Kent
Tirza May Marshall
Dayton
Emery N. Rager
Derry
Radebaugh ‘Tunnel
Henry Brinker
Latrobe
Patton Courrier
Pittsburg
Sunday Post
Black & Co
Vowel Brothers of
Mt. Pleasant
Twelfth Annual O.Y.P.O.U. Convention Held at First U.P. Church
The twelfth annual convention of the O.Y.P.O.U. of the Conomaugh Presbyterian of the U.P. church met at the First U.P. church in this place last week. Delegates numbered 112 with many visitors attending.
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O.Y.P.O.U
Conomaugh Presbytery
U.P. Church
U.P
George Myers
Punxsatawhey
Stacy Stith
Pittsburg
B. EF
Hiehteberger Apent Seversl
Philadelphia
John Scott
H. J. Thompson
Marion Center
D. Blair Taylor
Philadelpha
Earnest Stewart
Greensburg
Unsatisfactory Game Between Kiski and Normal Team
The Kiskiminetas School team traveled Tuesday noon to face Normal in the final contest of a short series. Rain delayed the start, and Normal won 9 to 1 after a close game lit by McCall and S J Clair for Normal and Altman and A W Wilson for Kiski. A balk play and umpire decision changes marred the ninth inning. Kiski then left for Marion Center.
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Kiskiminetas
Atie
Ontis Afler- O’glock
Noronal
McCalle
S J.clair
Kiski
Jake Altman
A. W. Wilson
Grant
Utopire
Clu
Geninth Kiski
McCall
Raner
Ranner
Prnssy
Marion Center
Locals and visitors noted across Greensburg weekly
The long list records names of residents and guests visiting Greensburg and nearby towns. It notes travels to Philadelphia for conventions and Princeton University commencements, plus local social calls, returns from trips to the sea shore, and attendance at funerals and events.
Marriage Licenses Granted by Register Stewart Listing Many Couples
The latest marriage licenses issued since the last issue include Daniel B Caulk of McDonald and Sarah Portier of Saltsburg. Harry E Wissinger of Rayne and Myrtle J Palmer of Rochesters Mills. Edward Junk and Laura B Palmer of Westmoreland. Charles W McJuown and Illa Kirkpatrick of South Mahoning. Harry C Kier of Spring Church and Laura M McFarland of Saltsburg. Harry P Doneline and Charlotte B Little of Garfield. Joseph States and Ida Rishel of Punxsutawney. H S McClintock of Somerset and Laura B Kinter of Rayna. Robert Rodgera of Conemaugh and Amy G Liggett of Huff. Fred Rucker of Vandergrift and Sarah L Morton of Blacklick. Antonio Genoki of Banke and Amy Felegownia of Glen Campell.
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Stewart
Daniel B. Caulk
McDonald
Sarah Portier
Saltsburg
Harry E. Wissinger
Rayne
Myrtle J. Palmer
Rochesters Mills
Edward Junk
Laura B. Palmer
Westmoreland County
Charles W. McJuown
Illa
Kirkpatrick
South Mahoning
Harry C
Amy G. Liggett
Huff
Fred Rucker
Vandergrift
Sarah L. Morton
Blacklick
Antonio Genoki
Banke
Amy Felegownia
Glen Campell
Patton Buys New Webster Gas Engine for Ice Cream Freezers
Mr A S Patton purchases a three horsepower Webster gas engine from Work and Son to handle increasing ice cream production. The machine will ease all the required work as the operation grows beyond hand labor.
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A. S. Patton
Commencement of Elderaridge Academy Honors Held In June
The commencement of Elderaridge Academy will occur Friday evening June 22 at 8 oclock. The program includes speakers such as Halen D. Elder from Eldersridge, Kasay-Frank M. Hunter from Elderton, and Bertram I. McMullen of Allegheny. Latin and Greek orations, a paper, class history by Robert A. Fulton, recitation by Ligaie Sharpe, and the prophecy by Mark A. Watson with several elders in attendance.
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Elderaridge Academy
Goutotatony Halen
D. Elder
Eldersridge
Kasay
Frank M. Hunter
Elderton
Bertram I
McMullen
Allegheny
Hasy
Alfred Henry
Widersridge
Allert
Bankok
Siam
Blanche Wwing
Olivat
Cree Henderson
Tidersridge
Robert A. Fulton
West Lebanon
Ligaie Sharpe
Midersridge
Robert A. Henderson
Unghe H. Beale
Leeburg
Mark A. Watson
Indiana
John D. Elder
Indiana House Change Hands As Dodson Set To Take Charge
J. Clair and landlord resign from the Indiana House. J. A. Dodson of Johnstown will assume control around July 1. The new proprietor will personally run the house. St. Clair will remain in Ludiany for a time.
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Indiana House
Jandlord
J.clair
J. AL. Dodson
Johnstown
Mr. St.Clair
Pensions Granted to John Jacoby and Wo. H. Stanley
Pensions granted list John Jacoby of Indiana Pa and Wo H Stanley of Rochester’s Mills each awarded ten dollars.
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John Jacoby
Indiana
Wo. H. Stanley
Rochester’s Mills
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Numerous Trades
A long list of real estate transfers shows multiple buyers and sellers across counties. Notable entries include Mary L. Muth to W D Bigler for 142 acres of coal in Canoe valued at 3562.07 and Linus Lewis to the same for 50 acres of coal in Canoe at 9163.20. Other items cover various acreages and lots in West Wheatfield, Indiana, Arm agh, and White, with prices ranging from 40 to 5656.20.
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Mary L. Muth
W.D. Bigler
Canoe
Jacob Buchell
Same
Linus Lewis
Jonathan Craft
Gee Wetzel
John Smith
Cres Smith
Samuel St.Clair
John St.Clair
White
Isaac St.Clair
J. M. Cribbs
O. F. Biddleman
Armagh
Maggie B. Elliott
Alfred Oaks
Grean
John D. Clark
John M. Isaac
West Wheatfield
Chill R. Laughlin
H. J. Lightcap
East Mavoring
J. Wood Clark
Loretta Kebler
Indiana
John Foust
James I. Brett
Garfield
John M. Daugherty
Katharine Intbrie
I. Kunkle
Masilla
M.kun
Blacklick
Battle of Hanover Memorial Erected in Center Square
A memorial at Center Square Hanover to the June 30 1863 cavalry clash between Kilpatrick and Stuart is unveiled with a ten pounder cannon a fog staff and flags and tablets. It is to be dedicated June 30 1900 at 1 PM with Kilpatrick's surviving cavalry invited to attend.
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Center Square
Hanover
Kilpatrick
Stuart
Gettysburg
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Shelocfa
Davitt’ Wise
George Wise
Green Township
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Taylorsville
Prince Reve
Wan
Virginia
Witter
Work
Lawrence P. Work
Altoona
Andrewa
Weis
Israll
James Israel
Luening Journal
Hust End
Ben Venue
Avenue
Preutoonia
Karna
Jacob Karns
Washington Township
Pine Run
Blaisonville
Indiana Cornet
Barney W. Miller
Advance
Baker
Miller
Daniel H. Leader
New Kensington
Sarah A. Sansom
Leadat
German Reformed Church
George FT. Hamilton
Ward
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hamilton
Cramer-Carson
Caulk-Portsir
D.B. Caulk
Sara Portser
Portier
T. D. Boone
Salisbury United Presbyterian Church
Wilson’s
A.R. Henry
Myer’s Grocery
Wea
Young Township
Dim Mack
Alex Stewart
Phil T. Apple
J.J. Miller
Haat and
Pittsbury
Nell Guthrie
Emma Sutton
Pine Flat
Fd. Sutton
Princeton University
John St. Clair
James Duncan
Harry White
Misa Helen
Atlantic City
Alfred Weeks
Joseph Gibson
Albany
Oregon
O. Ti. Scott
John Taylor
Congressman Jack
Washington
Royden Taylor
Cornell University
John Watson
Bert Kellar
Charley Dodson
Wis Wilson
Portage
Cambria Counory
Charley Kellar
W. H. Lutman
Cockport
John P. Elkin
Lawrence Neal
University of Michigan At
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Remington
Fitteburg
Jackson
Bonte Black
O'Hara
D. R. Pringle
Government Printing Office
Washington, DP D. C
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Clarion
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Gus Hood
Edward McNeal
Gexeler
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Frank Empfield
Mt. Olmvens
William Simpson
Europe
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Johnstown Tribune
Clearfield Spirit
Indiana County
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George M.U Warahberger
Furm
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Good Stead Machinery Company
Kennett Square
Harshberger
Dong
Uarshiberger
Uarshberger
Tha
Ebengburgers
Cambria Tribune
Mx Harshberger
Jno. C. Gates
Sheehan
Commissioners’ Office
Gates
Clearfield
Excurson
Buffato
Niagara Falls
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway
Punxeutawney
Niagara
Sanday
Punxeutawny
Battle of
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