Broad list of local social visits and movements
Local residents travel for weddings visits and family gatherings. Names include J V Bell Mia BE Miller Della Swan Mabel Stewart Jean Lowry Adam Lowry Harvey Buegle Belle Thompson William Brown Lincoln county visitors and many other towns such as Pittsburgh Johnstown Punxsutawney and Wellsboro are noted with guests, relatives, and returning residents across Franklin and surrounding streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Bell
Lebanon
Mia
BE. M. Miller
Johnstown
al. Wagle
Della Swan
Eust Oak Street
Charleroi
Della Martin
Mabel Stewart
Washington, D, GC
Kathryn Buterbaugh
Sixth Street
Jean V. Lowry
Pittsburg
Her Brather
Adam Lowry
Eleventh Street
Harvey B.uegle
Wayio Avenue
Wellsboro
Planing Mil Men Meet Third Mid-Summer Convention
The Retail Lumber Dealers Association of Pennsylvania will hold its third mid-summer convention at the Normal school here July 8 and 9 with 100 delegates expected. Session opens July 8 at 1 pm chaired by R R Thomas. program includes a lien law revision talk and a code of bylaws report, followed by a wholesalers vs retailers ball game. Friday features business meetings, officer elections, and a banquet with toastmaster James J. Munn and speakers Justice John P. Elkin and Senator John S. Fisher. Indiana orchestra to provide music. Citizens urged to welcome delegates and help entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Lumber Dealers” Association of Pennsylvania
Normal School
R. R. Thomas
Johnstown
Burgess J. Willis Wilson
Twolick Country Club
Sutton Hall
James J. Munn
Pittsburg
John P. Elkin
John 8. Fisher
Indiana
Blairaville Boatmen Reunion Set for August 24
Blaireville citizens prepare for the 24th annual Blairavile reunion on Tuesday August 24. A committee led by Charles Serry will arrange events and transport with reduced rates via the P B TR Co. Cant. George Rutledge will coordinate ticket orders. Viola Simpson travels from North Ninth Street to attend the Summer Conference of the W G A at Mt. Lake Park Maryland June 25 to July 5 representing Allegheny College Meadvile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaireville
Blairavile
Tansday
Ghearles Serry
M. B. Brown
W. WH. Sit
YY. EL Tianpson
W. Graff
EE. Thompson
Albert. Baud
Cearga
Mernie
Cant
Migs Viola Simpson
North Ninthstrat
W. GC
Mt. Lake Park
Maryland
Association of Allegheny College
Meadville
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Calderwood Couple Celebrate Garden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Samuel Calderwood marked their marriage anniversary on June 2 with a garden party attended by forty three friends and relatives. A sumptuous dinner followed at 12 30 and afternoon activities completed a day described as very pleasant in Tidana County where they have lived for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Irwin
Sharpsburg
W. T. Wilson
Bair
Trafford City
Sylvester Thompson
Y —Thomas Donnelly
Latrobe
GC. A. Gessler
Philadelphia
Charles. A. Cunningham and
Cresson
J. N. Banks
Mary Bee
Marion Center
W. J. Dodson
Water Street
W. H. Whitfield
Pittsburg
Cc. C. Meliain
South Birth Street
Arthur J. Russell
Waterstreet
Ann Arbor
Michigan
University of Michigan
Wellington B. Clark
Mahaffey
Arthur Heckler
Martha Orr
George Appleby
Lulu Weber
Philadelphia Street
DuBois
Nelle Martin
Normal
Punxsutawney
Ruelb
Phillip
Wilkinsburg
W. A. Hamilton
Church Street
Janet Phillis
Miss van Dyke
Michigan University
Lynn McKee
South Seventh Stract
Kemper Military School
Booneville
Mas
Calderwood
Samuel Calderwood
Tidlana
Clymer Presbyterians Dedicate New Church
The Clymer Presbyterian church was dedicated on Sunday with morning and afternoon services. The congregation aimed to keep the edifice nearly debt free and raised 900 dollars toward the endeavor. Special services impressed attendees as the event marked a milestone for the congregation. An eighty year old Odd Fellows Lodge in Marsville celebrated on June 20 with a special address by Rev. W Barnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Odd Fellows Lodge
Marsville
Rev. W. Barnett
Odd Fellows
Sewage Disposal Plant Bonds Awarded With Premium
The Borough of Sewage Disposal bonds, sum forty thousand dollars, were awarded to Lawrenes Barnum & Co of New York at a one thousand two hundred twenty nine dollar premium. Counsel for bond owners challenged vote counting but judges ruled clerk of the quarter sessions must count. Bankers withdrew objections allowing bond engraving. paving and state aid plans proceed. The state is to cover two thirds of road improvements with the borough paying the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenes, Barnum & Co
New York
Johson
Taylor
Signal Victory in Pittsburg Streetcar Settlement
The Post reports a swift end to the street railway strike in Pittsburg as a signal victory for the people. It argues for public authority to arbitrate disputes, cites economic waste from strikes, praises Mayor McGee for interceding, and notes the public’s demand for a speedy settlement. Also, under Fifth Regiment orders, Company F will elect a new captain on July 6, with all members reporting in khaki uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
McGee
Fifth Regiment
Matthew H. Bruce
Armory
Frank Stephens Injured at B. F. & P. Station
Frank Stephens suffered severe injuries Monday evening while loading a quarter barrel of beer onto an express wagon at the B. ft. & P. station. He slipped as the keg toppled onto his stomach, rendering him unconscious. He was taken home and a physician summoned. no boats were reported broken, though internal injuries were feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stephens
Lewas
Toad Discovers Coin in Toads Stomach and Local Meeting Notes
In a curious Sunday incident a man lost a nickel and a bystander suggested a toad might swallow it. Micay killed the toad and found the coin in its stomach. Also noted is a visiting resident returning home and a school meeting listing teachers and assigns for a new term.
Trial conversion and multiple homicide cases dominate week
The court saw Thwitter Gigerlno plead to voluntary manslaughter, six jurors discharged, and Mike Wolinski murder case postponed due to missing witness. Confessions emerged from Joe Veltra and Bruno Carboni in the Robert Tozler murder, detailing Veltra’s planning and Carboni’s role, with executions set for July 8. Additional cases include Mike Belinsky manslaughter and a clearch fight involving a priest and a Greek heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ony Gigerlno
Mesara Pedor Aed Felt
Telford
Jon Bruno
Mindsr
Bruno
Gigering
John Putescheuck
Mike Wolinski
Graneton
George Fetset
Robert Tazier
Joe Veltra
Bruno Carboni
Leath
Robert Tozler
Elkin
Neal
Joe Valtra
T Hat
Trank Veltra
Meree’s
Habeas Corps
Mindy
Frank Veltra
Mike Belinsky
George Fetzak
Goral
Towler
Wim. Barkley
Avendia
Ust
Frank
Taozler
Island in the Sea of Dreams (Fragmentary Poem)
Fragmented lines evoke a dreamlike island scene with shifting imagery and incomplete phrases. References to a sea, dreamers, and unnamed figures blend with garbled names and stray nouns, leaving a surreal, unclear narrative impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island IN the Sea OF Dreams
Clymer Manufacturing Co Expands Philadelphia Plant
Clymer Manufacturing Co is upgrading its Philadelphia street plant with a longer foundry building, improved casting efficiency, and about half the former time required. A 75 horsepower engine replaces previous power, boiler room and stack are removed, two new kilns added, and A Guthrie named manager takes active interest in the improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Street
Clymor Company
A. Guthrie
New Pensions Granted to Numerous Individuals
Pensions have been granted to a list of individuals with monthly amounts. Names include Elizabeth J. Park of Parkers Landing at $12, William A. Thirton of Tyleraburg at $15, Martha M. Thome Knox at $12, Catherine Rowe of Taduata at $12, and others such as Auncol Stilas Cramer $18, Elizabeth HA Dayton $12, and Samuel H. Lowry Ghavlon $45. Also listed are Joseph Mill Hanl New Bethlehem $17, Levinne bert Apollo $16, Sarah PB. Caumag hai tanning $12, John McConnall Illumding $14, Robert W. Dinsmore Punxantawney $15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth J. Park
Parkers Landing
William A. Thirton
Tyleraburg
Martha M. Thome Knox
Catherine Rowe
Taduata
Auncol
Stilas
Cramer
Elizabeth HA
Dayton
Bil Byarly
Sprankles Mills
Joseph Mill Hanl
New Bethlehem
Levinne Bert
Apollo
Sarah PB. Caumaghai
Tanning
John McConnall
Robert W. Dinsmore
Punxantawney
Samuel H. Lowry
Ghavlon
List of Letters Uncalled For In Tad Tina Aliees
Inquiries seek details on a set of individuals including Tad Tina Aliees June 26 Da Tiagle Barret Carlo Barha Nettle Glass I Hutchison Mr Jones Mrs Jonathan Neff A A P Rutdel Michael Stancald Misy Isat Waller Mish Carrie Walker Weliech Lulu Da Rin Giacomo. Advertised for payment of duties and services, requests confirmation of address and status. James McGregor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramiaining
Tly Tad Tina Aliees
Tiagle Barret
Carlo Barha
Nettle Glass
I. Hutchison
Mr Jones
Jonathan Neff
A. A P. Rutdel
Mechael Stancald
Misy Isat Waller
Mish Carrie Walker
Weliech Lulu
Rin Giacomo
Dettaea
James
McGregor
Local Interest Roundup from Rochester Mills Area
Local notes report court activity, weddings, and community events. Justices Mlomtig and Crossman closures, Miss Allee Taylor hosted at Downtry Club, and the Indiana Godtily Medea Society held a special meeting. A new school house is Rochester Mills to be dedicated July 8. Weddings announced for John Vogel and Miss Roger Siller, and Joseph Flake with Miss Piva Mast. Travel ties include trolley links to Clymer and rail connections. Ridgeview Park reunion details referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlomtig
Crossman
AL Mecintay
Allee ‘Taylor
Downtry
Indiana
Cymer Opera House
CIA Brownie Gosstar
Clymer
Rochester Mills
Pf. McCovern
Rochester Mill
St. Bernard's Church
John Vogel
Roge Siller
Latrobe
Joseph Flake
Piva Mast
Rink
Ridgeview Park
Weir
David Key
Glekuiehkers
Shady Plain Pupils Reunite at Feunton School Group
Former teachers and pupils from the Shady Plain school in Kdaldernetang township gathered Thursday for a reunion begun by opened in 1857 by Abrahm Warner. Five and twenty original scholars attended along with teachers Frank Pitty and James Patterson. Miss Margaret Chambers welcomed attendees as Mrs Mary Spalding Thor and Mrs Clara Ff Marshall presented the school history before consolidation with Hart and Billa Schools. A noon basket dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Plain
Feunton
Shady Plans Selon
Kdaldernetang
Abrahm Warner
Frank Pitty
Cherrytree
James Patterson
Erle
Tll Irving
Margaret Chambers
Mary Spalding Thor
Salisburg
Clara Ff. Marshall
Luechborg
Hart
Billa
Mary
Wray
Four Hundred Guests Expected at Hall Event
Four hundred guests are invited to a gala dance and banquet. Tickets may be purchased at the hall or from Hale Moorhead, priced at $1. The event opens to friends of the Heloes with no division, and a $1 to $2 recreation hall dinner will follow. The program features a concert by an orchestra and several speakers, with proceeds aiding charitable aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall'y Beak
Fhove
Hale Moorhead
Heloes
Mal
Atturitg
Aram
Éllark Townskin
Dineng
Iran
Memorial event for 1861 graduates at Indiana Normal
A detailed report of a class gathering and alumni meeting at Indiana Normal, including speeches by Miss Leonard and Miss Stewart, election of officers, and plans for a future memorial marker at the school. Attendees list spans many local figures and multiple towns, with notes on convocation, refreshments, and a post-event reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilows
Proshtent
Ernest Work
Hult
Progitter
Rowe
Mel Counel
Slate
Wilton Drawn
Lanting
Mich
Cui
Gherrytree
Yonwae Union
Charles M. Miller
Tory W. Warhart
Isa
Mra
Glarenea R. Smith
Mra. I. Imest
Pollowine
John 2. Agno
Beaver Ialls
Bello Teeel McKee
Ben Avon
Misa Marion Galeraith
New York
Josephine Bealt, McNaugher
Pittsburg
Jiddict Wecles Grove
Pitsburg
Lomina M. Kie
Beaver
Ly [le Tebte
Leonard
Miss Stewart
Weaver
Mr. Gordon
Janet
Mope Stewart
Mina Rosina
Gordon
Clarenes
Ue Sn
Aleexhony
Margaret. Goggins
Was Not Guilty In Hollidayaburs Case
Sherif Wallace and Thomas Crossman and Spurro James A. Crossman faced charges in Hollidayaburs on Philsday over alleged theft and assault. The jury believed Riser j was acquitted after evidence showed the accuser failed to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Local officials argued for a harsher outcome but the court found insufficient proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif H. Wallace
Thomas
Spurro
James A. Crossman
George Teg
Hollidayaburs Oon Philsday
Operdonir
Nete Puthy
Miptaka
Kien
Herbert
Lomgwell
Unelegant Move Amid Sugar Trust Conference
A court conference between counsel for the American Sugar Renting Company and United States officials is reported. The proceedings discuss government charges against the Pennsylvania Sugarre Company alleging past offenses over three years old, with reference to the statute of limitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Sugar Renting Company
United Shates
Rimor
Npalikh
Pennsylvania Sugarre
Frank Doe
John Gi
Mibbivh Hiv
Honey AL Wise
United Stites
Larceny Charges Preferred After Weekend Vite of Thefts
Larceny charges were preferred against two Chinese suspects before Squire James A. Oreac on Saturday. Lois Matrman and Mande Dias testified, with Miss Fairman reporting a room entry at the Depot restaurant value $46. Police found two items in a search and Miss Fairman identified the property. Miss Malwarg was released on bail. oxford shoes remain missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Oreaee
Saburday
Lois Matrman
Mande Dias
Fairman
Hotles
Misa Faléman
Misa
Miss
Malrwag
Ball WA Pale of
Oxfords
Arp
Weil
Normal Surfers Defeat by Millsburg Cotle wians
Normal baseball team suffered a 7 to 5 defeat on Monday afternoon to Millsburg Cotle wians in a tight matchup. The game hinged on a costly fourth inning as Normal fell behind after errors. Gordon of Kiskl and Baird of Normal pitched, with Baird faring better for the locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millsburg Cotlewians
Gordon
Kiskl
Baird
Recent Reunions at Fleming Quarter Annual Meeting
Over 180 attendees gathered for the Fleming reunion with a varied program. Fleming quarterly notes and local groups assisted. Tyron Stewirt and 0 Gamble Planing were elected president and secretary for the coming year, and a $1 reunion is planned at the Wide Grounds on the last Friday, pending observance orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damnit Rownion
Medway Hell
Tox Flemne
Maesitus
Storm Struck Homes and Events Mentioned in Storm
A heavy storm Sunday afternoon damaged several houses including the Joli Carney residence and Kerrie related property. Tha Kindly of Charles Smith and Frank Dinoherty appeared affected by the strike with varying impact. A Monster Kitchen cabinet drawing at L Mattison Co. drew a winning bid by Miss Martha Gibbon on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
Frank Dinoherty
Jinhtajuy
Kerrie
Joli Carney
L. Mattison Co
Martha Gibbon
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Brown
D. Brown
Washington Street
William Lendon
Hyde-Murphy Co
Ridgway
Belle Thompson
Pittsbury
Joseph J. Thompson
Otto Phillips
West Waterstrat
Adam Ott
Annie
Falth
Fred Heriinger
Himer Lydick
John Gibson
Schoa)street
Nas
Atrs
J. B. Lydick
Brownsville
Walth Smith
Stalla Hassinger
Edna Sansom
Grace Cunningham
Canada
Wdltarial Association
A. F
Judge Haymaker
W. 7. Robinsion
South Seventh Street
Laura Butterbaugh
South Sixth Street
Altoona
Josephine Jamison
Frank Gardner
Louise
Gardner
Caroline Guthriela
Sarah
Annie Wilson
Kiski
Tarry Ray
Thi
Olizabeth
Mame Ray
Blairsville
Carrie Gompers
Wheellte
W. Va
Misa Uertha Graff
Harry White
Priest Stewart
Ledford Springs
State Bar Association
Jomea Venton
Williamstown
Raymond
Livingston
Tess
Boatmen's Reunion
Dadl
Eleutor
Verne Jaruaine
Mvaaus
Tnijona
Tlamill
Tadiona
Miseimyp Gedd
Fea
Margaree Muethon
Ansonville
Nowa
Liney Abaek
Wlymer
THE
Uris
Shihiy
Lithtes
Toit
Ulrede
Trey
Frederick White
Clymer Manufacturing Go
Santh Shoals
Ri Heer
Pelumitiin
Cit
Nora
Meteo Walters
Broaldyn
Noy
Ena
Ind
Edna Copshvell
Violak Hunth Howell
Otte
Vee Koby Homdtt Shatter
Wheaitrestignit
Alia
Jody Cwratiesiday
Brebins
Julia Preston Ant
Selma Konatit Wigeny
Dante Ant Boateiee
Mabel Platteat
Hthel
Dela Vitale
Videiekory
Charlotta
Sinebel
Madrteat
Janes
Amant
Leonard Hall
JDO
Jane
Leonid
Saraki
Galelaher
Joseph Johnstone
Laon Hall
Misa Gallaher
John P. Elkind
Jh. L. Gibson
Funta
Thes Victire
Conservatory
Tolerthy
Alice Crane Wrigley
Wina Allen Cogawell
Mdina McCullough
William Wrigley
Milas McCullough
Mabal Pelimet
Winesu
Milas Leona
A. ¢. Gordon
William Willama
James Wi. Ament
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