Paving Ordinances Move Forward in Town Council
Town council passed latest paving ordinances covering Sixth through Eleventh Streets with Church and Water streets. estimated cost 46000, shared by town and abutting property owners. Debates over Sixth Street paving width. finances include 18 mill tax levy, 1 mill for sinking funds, and potential state sewage system costs of 26000. New health board member appointments and plumbers rules also discussed.
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Church and
Water Street
Philadelphia
Church Street
Solons
State Board of Health
Indiana
Dixon
Board of Health
Howard Rowe
George W. Wheeler
Virginia
James 8. Hammers
M. M. Davis
Jobn H. Bill
Adam Bowman
the Gazette
Plume Jpere-Ave
Two Prizes Awarded For Essays On Indias Muddy Street Crossings
Kerr Studio awarded two prizes for essays on Indiana’s Muddy Street Crossings. First prize by Ralph Wendell Hastings, Indiana Pa, is printed here. second prize to appear Wednesday. Hastings mocks the crossings as a “Great Brown Way” with humorous, satirical portraits of locals, officials, and street life.
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Kerr
Indiana
Ralph Wendell Hastings
Town
Jodiana
Jim Gompers
Ed Lydick
Indiana County Street Railways Company
Grand Canal
Wade
Indiana House
Ilwaya
Phila
Points on People visit notes and local voter outreach
Mr and Mrs 8 T Daugherty of Vandergrift visited E M Lockard Monday. Miss Levara Long of Reynoldsville guests Rose Trainor Oakland Ave. S Ren Pollock and Lawrence Hasinger returned from a ten day Pittsburg trip. H P Lewis Marion Center R H Cunningham Kent H H Blakelay Livermore visited today. Miss Harriet Peale elocution teacher at Normal vacationed with Rev Dr George S Holmes Irwin. M isses Edith and Susan Balentine returned from Hyde Park to West Philadelphia St. Monday evening. John C Sheridan Punxeytawney Spirit managing editor passed through town this morning from Johnstown to see his father Dr J C Sheridan, recovering from illness. Democratic candidates here Clerk of Courts F M Moloney and Dr J S Shirley Clarion interviewing voters.
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Harriet Peale
Normal
George S. Holmes
Irwin
Edith
Susan Balentine
Hyde Park
West Philadelphia Street
John C. Sheridan
The
Punxeytawney Spirit
Johnstown
J. C. Sheridan
Vinces
F. M. Mobhney
J. S. Shirley
Clarion
Bave Laternes Moloney
la Jeu Analen
Eee Gale le
Cunningham Sells West End Storeroom In Major Indiana Deal
A. S. Cunningham sold his vacant storeroom and a ten room house at Philadelphia and Tenth streets to Stephen Shelata Angelo Farri and Anthony DeVille of Walston near Punxeatawney for 18000 dollars. They plan a high grade general store with an Italian bank in part of the storeroom. Farri will head the grocery department and previously ran a Walston store.
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Indiana
A. 8. Cunningham
Philadelphia
Tenthatreeta
Messrs
Stephen Shelata
Angelo Farri
Anthony DeVille
Walston
Punxeatawney
Mr. Farri
Father Farri
St. Bernard’s Church
Cunningham
A. S. Cunningham
W. M. Cunningham
Allegheny
J. M. St.Clair
Wallace Thomas Strength Surges In Sheriff Campaign
Friends of H Wallace Thomas praise his strong showing as he canvasses for sheriff. From an old county family with deep Republican roots, he is a self made businessman and longtime party worker. He positions himself as the people's candidate, pledging independence from special interests and respect for opponents. Adv.
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H. Wallace Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Thomas
Adv
Chart opens April 16 for festival seat selection
The diagram for reserving seats at the Music Festival opens April 16 for coupon ticket holders and the following Friday for the general public. Seat choice will follow subscription order. Send your name and ticket count to Prof. H. E. Cagewell. Advance orders from out of town are numerous.
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H. E. Cagewell
Junior Garden Asntata at Lutheran Church Tuesday Night
Members of the Junior Christian Endeavor Society will present the cantata The Junior Garden in the church auditorium at 7 30 o clock Tuesday evening. Everyone is invited and the children promise a good show after careful training. No admission but a silver offering will be taken.
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Junior Christian Endeavor Society of the
Lutheran Church
Wilver
A. C. Powell
Marion Center
Presbyterian Church
Plomville
Jericho
Another Fine Term Started at Normal
The spring term of school opened at the Normal today with favorable auspices. Teachers arrived by Monday to help new students plan programs and meet peers. A notable rise in country student enrollment boosts attendance, and many boys fill the dormitory, pleasing Dr. Ament who promoted the school in state papers west of Altoona and predicts a banner term.
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Normal
Ament
Altoona
Sunshine Sewing Society Seeks Donations of Used Goods
The Sunshine Sewing Society hours to call public attention to a drive for cast-off clothing, shoes, bedding, umbrellas, fabric for scraps, and reading matter for hospitals and school children. Merchants donate unsaleable items and malted milk samples. Mail or deliver to Mrs B P Grove. cases investigated before aid. Florence Wallace, Secretary.
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Sunshine Sewing Society
B. P. Grove
Florence Wallace
Trustees Re-Elected on Presbyterian Board
In Morgantown West Virginia on April 7 trustees Harry W Earhart and S W Guthrie were re elected to three year terms at a church meeting. The congregational financial report showed the board in good financial condition with part of the old debt wiped out. J H Young presided and Elmer W Allison was secretary. Separately Ed Kehle fired four shots at two friends in a room, fatally wounding Joe Past.
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Presbyterian Church
Harry W. Ea Birt
S. W. Guthrie
Mr. Earhart
J. H. Young
Elmer W. Allison
Morgantown
W. Va
Ed. Kehle
Joe Past
Kehie
Dancing School Tonight
Dancing school to be held Tuesday with lessons from 7 30 to 9 00 and a special session from 9 00 to 12 00. Appleby and Peterson advertise screen paint and furniture polish. Rogers' Floor Station offers floor wax and finishes.
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Appleby & Peterson
Appleby 1
Peterson's
Multiple incidents across states reported in brief
A dispatch from Norgor Walls notes a jewelry robbery at BG Hutchinson's residence. Philadelphia reports a demand to appropriate funds to aid distressed workers. Workers return to Wheatland mill and Sharon steel works. Frank Ochsendorf, 25, a telephon e lineman, was electrocuted while stringing lines. William Fleming arrested in Cleveland on larceny claims. Governor Stuart allows death sentence for Max Seifer in Philadelphia. Wilkesbarre cites 13th percentile mental or physical defects among students. Deputy Sheriff chasing A C Love linked to a bridge trust case. W.P. Hubbard wins Harrison county primary. Hazlett may withdraw. Minnie Stewart has perfect school attendance. State Grange to meet in Altoona with other cities bidding to host. Harness horse circuit meeting planned for Spriggfield. Gardiner Cobb, oldest engineer, dies at 80. A pin found in a Findlay man’s back. Phelps vs Standard Oil depos. Diamonds stolen from Russell & Russell. confessed. Policeman Rinehart dies after arrest. Miners Tokosh and Washinick still trapped in Highland mine. Rescue efforts ongoing.
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Washington
Minnie
S. P. Stewart
Crosscreek Township
Altoona
State Grange
Butler
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Lima
Arcade Hotel
Spriggfield
Ohio
Shamokin
Gardiner Cobb
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Lincoln
Baltimore
Findlay
George Parker
Virgil P. Kline
Cleveland
George H. Phelps
Standard Oil Company
Phelps
Standard
Wheeling
W. Va
Russell & Russell
Albert Albinger
Carl Rater
Ralph Hercules
Bellaire
Chilcothe
Daniel Rinehart
Rinehart
Hazleton
John Tokosh
John Washinick
Highland Mine
Century Club at President's Home in Indiana
The New Century Club met Monday afternoon at President Mary McKnight's home. Twenty four members answered the roll call as Miss Annie Given read the secretary’s report. Mrs J M Welch presented a paper, The Trolley 98 a Factor in our Modern Civilization, with Mr GC Christy analyzing Holland's Bitter Sweet. Mrs Hastings discussed The Cost of Living, noting rising living standards and the shift from past necessities to current expenses. Refreshments were served, and the next meeting is April 20 at Mrs John S Hastings’s residence.
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New Century Club
Mary McKnight
Mn Bera
J. M. Welch
Annie Given
Holland
Christy
Mra
Tings
McKnight
John S. Hastings
Fine Singers and Dangers at Dreamland Tonight
Advertises a Dreamland program featuring Kelly and Mahlman the Fefing singers and their wood shoe chant act. Describes their fife and corns imitation as fine with Butterflies and Old Boreas as humorous figures. Mentions the illustrated song I’m Afraid to Go Home in Dark and a 10 cent admission.
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Dreamland
Gee Kelly
Mahlman
Laughale
Qld
Kelly and
Mable
Dr Leonhardt Hem-Rold claims pile cure and guarantee
A broad statement proclaims Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Rold as the sole remedy for piles with a guaranteed cure, claiming it can treat intently and that other methods fail. The advertisement urges readers to contact T. BE Hildebr Indiana about the product. Also notes private sales of household goods and lumber offers with schedules and contact details.
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Teonhardt
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