Enthusiastic opening concert closes with praise
A large Presbyterian church audience enjoyed the Pittaborg Festival Orchestra and Indiana Choral Society in the opening program. The scene, lighting, and white clothed chorus impressed, with Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7 and the cantata Victory Divine drawing strong responses. Violinist Clark and conductor received high praise as the concert culminated in a powerful, moving performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Choral Society
Cerad
Victor Kolar
Warma
Byas
Stesle
Miss Clark
Iset
Concert Enthusiasm for Music Festival Opens Strong
The opening concert of the Music Festival drew praise for all eight performing bands. Attendees praised the music with words like fine and splendid as Conductor Carl Bernthaler led the orchestra. The program began promptly at a quarter past seven, delivering flowing melodies from strings woodwinds and brass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bernthaler
Local notes on people from Heilwood to Blairsville
Heilwood resident J Murray Thompson visits. Dr and Mrs W L Shields of Kent tour Indiana. Albert A Wiggins from Sheoda attends court. Clark Henry from Blaireville on business. Valentine Kerr visiting Gettysburg and Gherrytree this week. Isa Sara Kebler visiting Blairsville. W J Eleher and Mrs Fleming host Miss Lola Work in Blairsville area. Ray and Mrs J M Welch host sitter’s sister Miss Aona McLenaghlin of Philadelphia. Mrs S A Rinn and Pauline return to Punxsutawney. W J Broadmeadow seeks medical treatment out of town. Ex Sheriff Josiah Neal wins in Ernaet. Mine workers’ hours noted by Supt Reed. Lula Irwin hosted by W A Grant in Eleventh street. Andersen in Pittsburgh. Annie Brown and Mattie McElhoes attend Music Festival. McElhoes to Alberta with Roy. Mrs James Elkin and Linus in Porter. Cartin Elkin joins from Missouri. Porter Correspondence in Ponxsutawney Spirit.
Boarder Accuses Theft as Constable Arrests
Constable G W Roof arrested Dom enky and Martha Worreveny of Er nest on theft charges after a boarder claimed missing fifty dollars and a gold watch in a mysterious manner. They posted $50 bail for a later hearing. Roof then left Jows for other business trips to Wallopsburg Smicksburg and North Point. details of his actions will be learned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Roof
Domenky
Martha Worreveny
Ernest
Bai
Coming Marriage of Mullen and Mahaffey Planned
Announcement states Miga Alice Mullen of North Ninth Street will wed Harry Ma haffey, a civil engineer based in West Chicago. The ceremony is to occur at the bride’s father David Mullen’s home with a small circle of intimate friends in attendance. David I Marshall and Elizabeth B Templeton were married at the West End Hotel on April 16 in a ceremony led by Rev. Dr. J Day Brownlee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miga Alice Mullen
North Ninth Street
Harry Ma‘haffey
Chicago
David Mullen
David I. Mareball
Livermore
Elizabeth 8. Templeton
Derry
the Weat End Hotel
J. Day Brownlee
War declared by fead joy druggiars for Miona Tablets
An advertising pitch claims Miona Tablets fight stomach troubles with a strong guarantee to refund the purchase price if not satisfactory. It touts relief from headache dizziness palpitation nervousness coated tongue and indigestion and invites readers to try Miona under the absolute money-back guarantee offered by J. E. Hildebrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fead
Hildebrand Aella
Ft Cyrey
Bargate party heads to California for Coronado Beach work
Mrs James M Marshall and daughter Mrs William Anderson travel to San Diego to join Mr Anderson overseeing construction of a gon wall at Coronado Beach. Mrs Marshall will stay several months in California. Mr Mareball accompanies them to Pittsburg. Spatial sale of equeres at Appleby & Paterson's for a tom cape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Marshall
William Anderson
San Diego
Cal
Anderson
Coronado Beach
Marshall
Golden State
Mareball
Pittsburg
Appleby & Paterson's
General Harry White Visits Noted Prison Memorial Plan
General Harry White returned from a Dixie tour with the Salisbury Monument Commission to oversee a $20,000 granite memorial slab for 3,000 Pennsylvanians who died at a southern prison. The group visited Chickamauga, Chattanooga, Lookout Mountain, Missionary Ridge, Knoxville, Nashville, and Atlanta gathering design ideas. The commission includes Col. T D Walker, Postmaster E H Ripple, Major Fortescue, and Captain Bricker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry White
Dixieland
Salisbury Monument
Harrieburg
Chickemauga
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Knoxville
Nashville
Atlanta
National Park
T.D. Walker
Pittsburg
E. H. Ripple
Scranton
Fortescue
Philadelphia
Bricker
Beaver
Waite
Salisbury
Pennsylvania
White
Andersonville
Indiana County Street Railway Co Schedule in Effect
Indiana County Street Railway Co announces schedule changes in effect Saturday April 25 for the Homer City Line with adjusted times and service notes for riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Street Railway CO
Homer City Line
Funeral for Albert Culp to be held at sister's Latrobe home
The funeral for Albert Culp will take place at 10 o'clock Thursday morning at the home of his sister Mrs. J B Frimble in Latrobe. Attending from here will be Mr and Mrs J L Culp and Mr and Mrs David Myers and their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Culp
J. B. Frimble
Latrobe
God
J. L. Culp
David Myers
Sudden summons hits attorney Hill’s sister at Kenwood
Multiple obituaries note deaths in Pennsylvania towns. Mrs Sarah Hill of Kenwood died from heart failure at home after illness. she was aged many years and survived by a husband and several children, with a funeral time not yet set. Also reported were Miss Minita Quinn of Pittsburg who died in Rossiter, Mrs Jennie Stoops dying of pneumonia in Pooxentawney, Mrs John A Winebera of aunts and extended family, and Lester Lewis of Smicksburg, a tuberculosis death at age nineteen with family survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah ‘Jane
Smith
Kenwood
Jesse
W. van H
Keenwood
BE. W
Gmore
Howard
Clymer
Fran Engineman
Pittsburg
PB. R. R
Mil Grambling
Blairaville
John H. Hill
Minila Quinn
Minita Quinn
Rossiter
Presbyteriain Church
Roositer
C. Carrie
Jennie Stoops
Mr. Stoopa
Fine Stieff Piano Showcased at Festival Event
The Stieff piano from the Chas. M. Stieff firm of Baltimore is highlighted for quality and wide use in schools and by leading musicians in Pittsburg area. A. Crawford will represent the factory at the Indians Ho for a few days offering examination and demonstrations. Edwin J. Badley’s famous pictures will accompany a Library Hall program, featuring French combo scenes and new progress, drawing crowds and acclaim.
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Chas
More
Pittsburg
Aa Excellence
Edwin J. Badley
Library Hall
Egoi
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Horal Society
Ttale
Lloyd Miller
Campbell Boys
Frank Campbell
Panxyotawney
New Brighton
Hare
T. E. Morgan
Johnstown
David Hille
Ghurchetreet
Morgan
Bia
A. Oly
Jamas F. Chapman
Indiana High School
Hale Tomb
D. H. Tomb
George Miller
Mise Nellie Hetrick
Lewis Hay
The
Twyla Opdyke
Helen Simpson
James Lowry
Mabel Stewart
Katherine A. Park
Roy Shauks
Glasa
Pearl Lovelace
Black Horse
Maurice McMichael
Basaes
Steele Swan
Harry Sutter
Arthur Speedy
Wilbur Hosack
Raymond Shick
Harry Herlinger
Wilson Fleens
Alexander Simpson
William Loughry
Zell
Martha Guehriet
Applea
Harry Herloger
Auz Italiena
Mary Pennington
Tre Earl
Conor
Alma
Hamlin E. Cogswell
F. 5. Crawford
J. Murray Thompson
Heilwood
W. L. Shields
Kent
Indiana
Albert A. Wiggins
She'oda
Clark Henry
Blaireville
Valentine Kerr
Gettysburg
Gherrytree
Isa Sara Kebler
Grant Street
W. J. Eleher
Coal Block
M. B. Fleming
South Eleventh Street
Lola Nell Work
Marion Center
J. B. Morrie
Ponxsutawney
8. A. Rinn
Mies Pauline
Ponteutawney
W. J. Broadmeadow
Josiah Neal
Erneat
Reed
Annie Brown
Mattie McElhoes
Kellysburg
McElboes
Alberta
Can
Roy McElhoes
James Elkin
Linus
Porter
Says Boarder
Roof
Mullen
Arshalu
Templeton
Sonar Pipe Ab Keller Cuando
Bargate
California
Ernest and Creekside
Legge Cressida
Homer City
Phoenix
J. L. Orr's
Hill
Mrs
John 4
Wineberg
John A. Winebera
Lester Lewis
If. EK. Lewie
Smicksburg
Slater
Hadley
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