Commencement Day Exercises At Indiana Normal School
Commencement Day activities begin at 9 o'clock in the chapel with a full program of songs, prayers, orations, and recitals by seniors and juniors. The program lists speakers such as Carrie M. Williams and Osrolyn R. Engel, with choruses and piano pieces, followed by a diploma conferral and a musical recital by Mildred Thompson and Pearl Kerr.
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Ithel Rea McNary
Faust
Patmos
St.Helena
Katherine Uhlinger
Pianno
Darlequin
Thorne
Mrs. Sawyer
Miss McCreight
Mildred Thompson
Pearl Y. Kerr
Scarlutti-Pausig
Miss Thompson
Beethoven
Miss Kerr
Chopin
Daniele Hamac
McDowell
Germany
Moskowski
Romance
Weber
Misses Thompson
Kerr
Vermont quarry visit boosts Blairsville marble dealer
Mr. CG. I. Murray of Blairsville, Pa, returns from Vermont and Barre quarries with plans for better rates and faster delivery in marble and granite. He inspected the John B McCormick monument finished and ready to ship, over 20 feet high and weighing about 49,000 pounds. Murray arranged delivery arrangements with a Montpelier insurer to ship the monument safely to Goodville, and reports strong prospects for future quarry stock from Barre granite ledges.
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Vermont
CG. I. Murray
Blairsville
Barre
Murray
John B. McCormick
Mable
Granite
C. F. Murray
Blairsville, Pa
Luther Chapel 50th Anniversary Observance
Luther Chapel near Graceton marks its fiftieth anniversary with events Wednesday evening and Thursday day and evening. Ex pastors who served the church and are living will attend. A dinner will be served Thursday in the grove adjoining the church.
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Luther Chapel
Graceton
Personal mentions fill local social scene with visitors and relocations
A long list of names visits and returns to the area. Hon John P Elkin and Murray Ponts are mentioned among others, with local folks from Pittsburg Johnstown and Wilkinsburg visiting or traveling. notes cover college news preaching duties and a notable prize winner at Washington and Jefferson College.
Normal Beats Punxsutawney In Fifteen Inning Baseball Thriller
Normal and Punxsutawney battled twelve innings to a 1-1 tie before Normal broke through in the 12th with a muffed fly, a series of hits, and a winning RBI by Hammers. Williams pitched well for Normal, while Punxy’s Carlin fared similarly. Final score 3 to 2 in favor of Normal. A later game saw Johnstown overwhelm Normal 8 to 0.
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Normal
Punxsutawney
Punxy
Ponxy
McCreight
Williams
Chambers
Owens
Hammers
Indiana Normat
fPhythyon
Stacken
M Owens
St.Clair
Davis
Ord
Clymer
Burns
Campbell
Redding
Mccraight
St.Jair
Carlin
Sacer
Daugherty
Johnstown
More Personal Notes From The Jobnstown Democrat
Miss May Wilson returned home Tuesday from studies at the Chicago University for the summer vacation. Adolph Mayer of Allegheny Pa, 2 Clerk of the Carnegie Steel Company, visited Wm. McElhaney over Sunday. Mrs. David Davis and her daughter Mrs. F. B. Thomas of Water Street left yesterday for Indiana to attend the Normal School Commencement exercises. Miss Amy Davin, daughter of the former, is among the graduates.
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May Wilson
Chicago University
Adolph Mayer
Allegheny Pa
Carnegie Steel Company
Wm. (. McElhaney
David Davis
F. B. Thomas
Water Street
Indiana
Amy Davin
Jobnstown Democrat
Littster Springs Praised for Healthful Water
The Littster springs north of town draw many visitors including Prof. C B Robertson of the State Normal School chemistry department. He analyzed the water and found it very satisfactory and pure. Samuel Lucas delivers the water to town families, and all ice delivered is made from this water, underscoring its claimed purity.
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Littster
C. B. Robertson
Department of Chemistry
State Normal School
Robertson
Samuel Lucas
Twilight Lodge Organizes New Lodge at Glen Campbell
Twilight Lodge No 1126 CG led by Wila Earl District Deputy Grand Master organized a new lodge at Glen Campbell last Friday night with assistance from Burn side and QCherry area members. Officers elected include N G dR McMasters Vo G James S Wen ger Seery ALC Kauluu Treas 1 1 Work Warden W HH McCready 0 Gaard James Snyder Cond HL J Green V Gaard We G Wright ROS N G D I Mullman 4 8 N 44 0 W McCready IS CG L Selode Ll 8 William G Saunders Chaplain Willan M Curry KS V G Sid Smith J 8 V G Bert Stiver
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Twilight Lodge
Wila Earl
Qdal Pellows
Glen Campbell
Burnside
Qcherry
N. G
McMasters
Vo G
James S
Wenger
Seery
Alc
Kauluu
Treas
Work
W. HH
McCready
Gaard
James Snyder
J. Green
V. Gaard
We G. Wright
Ros
Mullman
W. McCready
CG. L
Selode
William G. Saunders
Willan M
Curry
V.G
Sid. Smith
V. G
Bert Stiver
Normal Visitors Quarters Listed at New American House
A ledger listing visitors to Commencement shows numerous individuals quartered at the New American House. Names include O. Kh, J. TL, A. D. McConnell, Mrs. D. Aurandt, J. T. Mattern and others, with dwellings or origins such as Greensburg Allegheny Punxsutawney and Stoyestown. The fragmentary record names multiple towns and repeat visitors.
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New American House
O. Kh
Smith
Glen Campball
J. A. Rose
Harrisburg
J. TL
Getty Saltyburg
A. D. McConnell
RK. F
John Douglasa
Allegheny
J.P. Wiley
Connollyville
A. R. Dickey
Huntingdon
Town hears trolley line extension debate local to Manxsutawney
Anita to Mleanora line extension discussed four miles, Henry Stovings offers factory furniture sale at prices before July 6. Wedding notice for Benjamin Franklin Vogel and Miss Nannie Jane Fredericks from Irwin. Stuchell reunion planned at East Mahon in September with Ambrose Orchestra. Political results note Hindman wins Democratic judge nomination by 49 votes, Maffatt Republican nominee. Encampment sites announced for brigades July 20 27. Second brigade site pending. Punxsutawney school board lists teachers. high school post vacant. Horse Happy Jack sold for 84 dollars. notable pace record. Maggie Steele ill with appendicitis. operation performed with progress reported. Coal and lime vein discovery near Laughlin farm. France’s president Louis Louhet article slated for Saturday Morning Post. Phineas Robinson’s proud hen tale from Mast Patchogue. Penn State College commencement highlights and local representatives named.
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Stuchell
James 'T. Bradwa
East Manon
Ambrose
Clarion County
Hindman
J.J. Maffatt
Punxsutawney
Mary Wilson
Florence Hans
Mabel St. Clair
Mary Miller
Carrie Wall
Mary Robinson
Belle Jenks
Lillian Streamer
Lettie Greene
Carrie Williams
Olive Jenks
Jennie Cook
Elizabeth Davis
Jauna Bruch
Martha Snedden
Cora Gillespie
H. McHenry
J. L. Allison
Happy Jack
Thurston
Ice
Punxsne Tawney
Carl North
J. G. Bethayne
Death notices in Gaskill and Allegheny obituaries
Mrs. Hen Neal widow of Samuel Neal of Gaskill township died Tuesday at 83 years of age from paralysis. Services were conducted at home June 20 by Rev D J Miles with many relatives attending. She leaves three sons and three daughters, twenty-five grandchildren, twelve great grandchildren, and one brother in Smicksburg. Patrick Burns died Friday at 68 at his residence in Allegheny, noted as a longtime local businessman with Burns Convery Co and related firms. John G Harman died Wednesday at Willett aged about 70 from a foot gangrene, a Civil War veteran of Co I, 46th P Y, with funeral services held and interment at Washington church burial grounds.
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Hen Neal
Samuel Neal
Gaskill Township
D. J. Miles
Maboning Gircult
M. M4
Cliared
C.P. Church
Myg
Catharine McElwaine
Punxsutawney
Mia
Elizabeth Peace
Winslow
John
Robert Neal
Duwois
J. W
Sarah Bender
Vlora
Biptios William Lindsey
Smicksurge
Patrick H. Burns
Greenwood Street
Allegheny
Patrick IL
Barna
Burns, Convery & Co
P. H. Burns & Co
Burns, Turner & Co
John G. Harman
A. J. Harman
Willett
Co. I
46Th Regiment
P.Y
Liev. M. I. Schmucker
Washington Church
WILLS PROBATED INDIANA BOROUGH AND TWP
Probate notices list I M Smith of Indiana borough dated Feb 7 1901 to wife Sara Balle Smith. Hannah Trimble of White township dated July 25 1895 left nieces and Lillian J Trimble Mary E Stuchell etc with remainder shared. Jacob Walker of East Mahoning township probate dated March 25 1901 names wife Sarah as executrix and provisions for coal sale education and division among nine children.
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I. M. Smith
Indiana Borough
Sara Balle Smith
Trimble
Hannah Trimble
Dee’d
Lillian J. Trimble
Mary E. Stuchell
Lizzie I. Trimble
Laura J. Lewis
Mary I. Stuchell
Lizzie Ke, Trimble
Executrix
Jacob Walker
East Mahoning Township
Sarah
Licensed 10 Wed. tou6 names listed across townships
A partial list of licensed individuals includes John J. Coulter of Bolivar and others such as Della May Robinson, Larvey J. Winters, Rosie M. Shaner, Urey, Patsy Divey, Anna Maley, Walter Jeffries, Dollie Warner, Frank Lohr, Ella H. Braughler, George W. Warrick, Peter Sheasley, Mudie James Jerris, Polly Sophia Sheasley, Stanton M. Nelson, Jeanette M. King, Warl S. Buer, Vernie 8. Ryan, Lenj Daily, Dora Fetterman, John J. McCreight, and Jennie Hamill, with numerous townships and locales noted including Derry township and Rochester Mills.
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John J. Coulter
Bolivar
Della May Robinson
Wheatfield
Larvey J. Winters
Rositer
Rosie M
Shaner
Urey
Patsy Divey
van Ormer
Anna Maley
Paineville
Joseph New
Jane Jellison
Derry
Westmoreland County
Walter Jeffries
Rochester’Mills
Dollie Warner
Canoe
Frank Lohr
Mary H. Marlin
Washington
Williams, Campbell
Ella H. Braughler
Rochester's Mills
George W. Warrick
Laura J. Norton
Banks
Peter Sheasley
Gaskill Twp
Callie Kisher
Grant
Mudie James Jerris
Montgomery
Polly Sophia Sheasley
Stanton M
Nelson
Jeannette M. King
Cherrytree
Warl S. Buer
Green Two
Vernie
Ryan
Canos
Lenj. Daily
Dora Fetterman
Ogatar
John J. McCreight
Jennie Hamill
Mast Mahoning
Married Couple's Pittsburg Ceremony Ends Honeymoon Plans
On June 25 at WOL by Rev J Day Brownlee Mr J J McCreight of Marion Center married Miss Jennie Hamill of Georgeville Mr George Duff of Pittsburg and Miss Lizzia Ness of White two. They arrived here Tuesday and will spend their honeymoon with the bride's parents. Miss May Philips of the Fourth ward fractured her arm after falling from a cherry tree last week.
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Frances Goff
Johnstown
Florence Hasinger
Philadelphia
Joseph Bevard
Landers
Ind
Joseph and
Henry Klingenberger
A. Johnston
William Freed
Armagh
Margaret Rogers
Gertie Gray
Mast Jind
Pittsburg
M. ©. Watson
Wol
J. Day Brownlee
J. J. McCreight
Marion Center
Jennie Hamill
Georgeville
George Duff
Misa Lizzia Ness
White Two
May Philips
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Jorney
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Irene Anderson
Ida May Ashman
Margaret C. Bardonner
M. Agnes Barrett
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Jeannette
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Lou V. Brallier
Edith M. Buck
Warriorsmark
Mary
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Mary E. Cook
Beaver
Margaret J. Cowan
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Mary Crawford
Tyrone
Oliver
Creese
Lcoutsdale
Amy Davis
Cordelia H. Davy
McKeesport
Hill M. Douglas
Effa M. Duncan
Creekside
Della A. Dunlap
Edna J. Eba
Caroline Edwards
Amelia BR. Hell
Eena
Mary M. Fields
Smithfield
Jessie E. Menning
Cockport
Mercedes de Greason
Mukeesport
Marie Glemser
Anna
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Kiva B. Henderson
Eldersridge
F. Estella Hileman
Altoona
Cevalia T. Hoerle
Martha R. A. Hoffman
Clara V. Howell
MeKcesport
Milktred V. Irvin
Salisburg
I. Balle Jenks
Panxsutawney
Olive L. Jenke
Panxsu
Wilma Parke
Natrona
Nellie L. Ruule
Wilkaisburg
Susie R. Rupley
Martinsburg
Mary Sagerson
Mary J. Santrock
Cowansville
Carolyn M. Schreinar
Mt. Lebanon
Corabelle Sishert
Pittaburg
Elizabeth R. Smith
Conemaugh
G. Mabel St. Clair
Punxsutawaey
Floy
Stiles
Abeneburg
Mabel Thompson
Agnes May Thomson
Catherine W. Thommson
Hites
Margaret L. Waller
A. Bella Watson
Sadia Ek
Whitmyre
Temar Whitmyer
Beatrice Williams
Carrie M. Williams
Punxsnutawney
Charlotta M. Wingert
C. Edwin Butler
Lilly
Howard J, Dick
Pitts Rg
Clark Hamilton
Etkin
William FE. Keener
Steele H. Kerr
Billsdale
G. Meade Marshall
Homer
Means
Walier
Paul Mitchell
William John Moore
Smeltzer
Harry B. Neal
Ebert T. Simpson
Hamill
George W. Trauger
Trauger
Reuben J. Weber
Troutville
Edgar J. Welch
Denton
Arthur W. Wilson
Wilmer H. Wood
Albert F. Yecklay
Gallitzin
Julia F. Alexander
Flora Baer
Lolo B. Bee
New Kensington
Mary E. Blair
Greensburg
Wilda B. Blose
Lindsey
Bertha Binney
Larimer
Mabel C. Brockway
Loretta M. Callaghan
Crafton
Florence Callen
Elva Campbell
Elsie D. Canan
Hilla J. Chambers
Alleghany
Wilhelmina L. Coleman
Florence Crombie
Grace A. Cunningham
Mary Davison
Utah
Linda M. Detwiler
Edith
Dillon
Agnes M. Douds
Anna M. Dunham
Alica M. Ekin
Annie E. Eyane
Mayes II
Faulkner
Dravesburg
Anna P. Frye
Irwin
Belle Fulton
Greenburg
Clark Hamel
Knoxville
Lyda M. Hauser
Cordelia B. Hazlett
Edna Minnie Heck
Elizabeth May Hood
Florence E. Jarrett
Myra Z. Kelly
Grange
Y. Blanche Kirkpatrick
Florence E. Kraus
Zella B. Leasure
Mary I. Lintner
Leatha B. Longwill
Bertha Lowman
Anabel C. Lucas
Philadelpia
Margaret Minahan
Evangeline H. McAdoo
B. Edna McCullough
Elliott Borough
Grace L. McCutchen
Murrayeville
Lila A. McDermott
Georgiana McNary
Burgettstown
Gertrude G
Newingham
Alice M. O'Neill
Darlington
Della EK
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Carrie May Porter
Helen M. Prescott
Monongahela
Janeira Proud
Gertrude KE. P. Reven
Mabel M. Saint
M. Gertrude Sampson
Zella M. Sickman
Beamville
Bertha J. Sielker
Clara B. Smith
Saltsburg
Lyda L. Smith
McDonald
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Wallace B. Agey
Charles W. Barnett
Knoxdale
Claude E. Bath
William A. Berkey
Ernest. Buchanan
Gipsy
John H. Cooney
Ford B. Craig
Samuel K. Cunningham
Kent
G. Dave Fleck
Blacklick
Albert L. Hammer
Conner
Frank H. Horton
Hortons
Morris L. Jordan
Oliveburg
Charles F. Lash
Lash
Emanuel M. Miller
James McC
Thomas
Robert D. Noel
Ligonier
Ralph Radcliffe
Charles Ray
J. Philip Reithmiller
Charles F. Seaton
Ralph 1
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Robert P. Waller
John P. Elkin
Jas, B. Sansom
Frank Gunningham
Lafayette College
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Enid Woolsey
Wilkinsburo
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D.C. Mack
Edgar
Clearfield
William Dyer
Grace Patterson
Daisy Hess
Mechanicsburg
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John Feltwall
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Johntown
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New York
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Blough
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New York City
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Homer City
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Jacob Kimple
Allerton
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Steele Bryan
Washington and Jefferson College
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Kiskiminetas Junction
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Apollo
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Lebanon
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Manor
Parke
Jeane Crawford
Parnassus
J. H. Henderson
G. Grable
Export
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Hite
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Muorehand
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Scottdale
Harriet Andrews
East Liverpool
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Marlon Center
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Cora Allen
Lulu Mason
Aysel Man
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Delmont
Bara Bi. Gallaner
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Ada Davy
Makensport
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Hellen Thomas
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Annie G. Glougher
Sarah Id Wards
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Annis Edwards
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Janet Hoerle
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Margaret Nelson
Wiliam Stoverson
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Mary AG. Duncan
Leanor Lyman
A. Nelson
Carolyn Rank
Rebecca Maxwell
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Sixth Street
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