Locomotives and Firemen Save Ruffsdale from Fire
Greensburg April 29 three P R R locomotives with 160 feet of hose each rushed to Ruffsdale easing a large blaze discovered at 5 10 in a building once a hotel J B Seibler store and home were gutted though the main structure was saved by rapid rail service assistance The loss is about 800 for the building 1200 for stock and furnishings The same building burned previously last March A Burgess Croasman aide WA Gaston left Indiana after arrest in a separate case and chose freedom over jail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Ruffsdale
Seibler
F. L. Keck
Co F Beats High School in Twilight Baseball at Normal Park
Co F baseball defeated the High School eleven in a twilight game at Normal Park by 1 to 0. Battery for Co F were Fulton and Williams. High School battery Bennett and John Stonbaugh. Also noted are a belated birthday card shower for Mrs. Andrew Gailey, a singing evangelist appointment for Prof. R. H. Jennings, and ticket sales for The Palace of The King opening at Hall's Book Store with reserved seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Jennings
Pittsburg
Hall
Blaireville Beats Kiski 4 to 2 In Weekend Ball Meet
Empfield of Blaireville pitched while Gordon started for Kiski as Blaireville toppled Kiski 4 to 2 on Saturday at the home ground. Ladies praise Oriental goods at The Cunningham Co store. Mrs Gary invites calls. Old bachelors attend box social Thursday. Cracked Corn for chicken feed advertised at J L Orr's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaireville
Kiski
Berlin
Empfield
Gordon
Cunningham Co
Gary
Recent Deaths in Sharon and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Margaret Black-Bowersox 04 dies at her son's Sharon home April 26 after a life long Horatio resident period. Survived by children David Black, William Black, Mrs George Zeigler, Mrs Elizabeth Corey. William Lewis dies near Ambrose April 16 aged 70, Civil War veteran and Ambrose Baptist Church charter member. Interment Marion Center. Marguerite McDermott Dixontville infant dies April 24 of tuberculosis of bowels aged 6 months 16 days. Interment Raffner cemetery. David Dunmire Newrytown dies April 17 aged 46 from neck growth. Survived by wife and two daughters. Interment Washington graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Black-Bowersox
William, Lewis
Ambrose
Thoraday
Ambrose Baptist Church
Heia
Marion Center
Marguerite
Roy McDermott
Dixonville
Raffner
David Dunmire
Newrytown
Washington Graveyard
Points on People from Pittsburg to Philadelphia
J L Kramer of the Fashion journal Pittsburg Sunday visits. Peter Sexton of Homestead visits relatives in Indians. Dr Wilmer Kipe of Ninth Street travels to Philadelphia this week. Misa Ella Flude visited Wilkins from yesterday to see her brother John D Flude. C B Ug of Mechanicsburg visits nephew Charles and Albert Miller. Rev Collins Graham of Wa father hosts his father H Q Graham Street home from long visit. Mrs Hettie Williams of ie Panxsutawney visits old home in White Rev Robert Hamill of the township visits this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Kipe
Ninth Street
Philadelphia
Misa Ella Flude
Wilkins
Brother
John D. Flude
Hettie Williams
Ie In
Panxsutawney
Ney
White
Robert Hamill
Memorial Day observances planned by Indiana Post No.28
Post Commander S M McHenry to announce committees for Memorial Day events. Indiana Post No 28 G A R invites all veterans to attend services at the Episcopal church on Sunday May Yth at 10:00 in full or partial uniform. Memorial Day program includes services at the Court House May 24 and public procession from Post Hall May 30 with horseback or carriage participation. An oath to unite with the post in Memorial events and general public invitation are issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. McHenry
Indiana
Penn's
G. A.R
Post Hall
Episcopal Church
Court House
Ss. M. McHenry
M. Lypice
Borough of
Council Chamber
Church
Philadelphia
Church Streets
Sixth
Eighth
Fifth
Jno
B. Taylor
R. M. Mullen
Boro
Two Ball Players Placed In Local Teams
Dr James E Ament addressed Ebensburg graduates this evening while William Denning visits from the south. Happy Joe King joined New Castle Ohio and Pennsylvania League, Ernest Livingat reported to Ford City in Allegheny Valley League. Judy McGregor works on engineer corps. Thomas Moore of Kellysburg a Civil War veteran ill. Various locals hosted guests and traveled to games with Warren and Indiana area clubs. notices include school and civic items, theater plans, and local business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Joe King
New Castle
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ernest Livingat
Ford City
Judy McGregor
Thomas Moore
Kellysburtg
Modern Miracle Worker Claims Cure for Piles
A German scientist purportedly discovers a treatment for piles. The magazine advertises a homemade formula of 6 drops Acid, 1 dram Zotan, 1 ounce Zinc Ointment to be applied morning and night and promises permanent cure for all forms of piles. Any druggist can compound this prescription.
Thaw Fight for Liberation Faces Protracted Battle
New York April 29 Harry Thaws bid for release from Matteawan hinges on doctors at the asylum who refuse to testify in the habeas corpus proceedings at Poughkeepsie Monday. Assistant Superintendent Baker and other physicians say they cannot conscientiously state Thaw is fit for freedom. If Thaw fails more exams and expert testimony will be sought, delaying a final decision for many months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Thaku
Matteawan
Poughkeepsie
Jerome
A. Russell Peabody
Thaw
Baker
Peabody
Run Down in Heilwood Murdered by Train near Vintondale
Frank McGuire of Rexis Indiana county was struck and killed by a train while returning home from Vintondale where he had sought work rented a house and planned to move his family. He is survived by his wife and several children and was buried in Heilwood. Rheumatic pains relief claims from Pontypool postmaster Thomas Stenton promote Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Also an ad notes shoe sales by J. H. St. Clair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vintondale
Frank McGuire
Rexis
Indiana County
Heilwood
Thos. Stenton
Pontypool
Ont
Social Committee to Host Box Social at Presbyterian Church
The Social Committee of the Suadies Aid Society will host a box social on Thursday night. Boxes priced at 20 cents and admission set at 6 cents. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suadies’ Aid Society of
The
Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for Joseph McKee at parental home
Funeral services for the remains of Joseph McKee will be held at his parents home on Wayne Avenue Friday at 2 o’clock, conducted by Dr. J. W. Cary. The notice includes unrelated ads about footwear, garden needs, lawn mowers, hardware store promotions, and a box social event scheduled Thursday night.
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Joseph McKee
Wayne Avenue
J. W. Cary
Appleby & Peterson's
Sale Opens Tomorrow At Halcyon Heights Indiana
The Halcyon Heights building lots adjoining the north side of Indiana borough open Thursday April 30. Lots are dry with fine drainage and overlook Indiana and surrounding countryside. They are a fifteen minute walk or five minutes by trolley from the Court House. The New York and Chicago Railway passes nearby and the State Macadam Road runs through the property. Development is expected within a year or two and investors quietly buy outlying lots, predicting rapid value growth near the town center.
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Halcyon Heights
Borough of
Indiana
Court House
New York & Chicago Railway
Big League Rarity: Gessler Snaps at Hard Hit Drive
In New York a sharp drive by Brownie Gessler draws attention as Hal Chase fields a tough ball between first and second. Chesbro, at first, warns Gessler about hitting harder to stay in the big leagues, quipping he may return to the minors.
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Brownie Geesler
New York
Doc
Harry Geasler
Hal Chase
ax-Cub
Chace
Chesbro
Gessler
Chamberlains Has the Preference In Patent Remedy Use
Portsmouth drugger Fred C Hanrahan praises Chamberlains Col ls Cholera and Dysentery Remedy as the best patent medicine, noting six years of acid and recommended use and higher profits from alternatives. He claims customers appreciate his endorsement and that the remedy ensures a cure. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. C. Hanrahan
Portsmouth
All Drugeate
Indiana pool team beats Homer City at Indiana Cigar Store
Indiana defeated Homer City at Indiana Cigar Store with a 272 to 178 score. Fred Pennington posted the high run of 16 balls. Indiana's lineup included Paul Tiffany 41 H Lucas 49 Gas Head 62 John Zack 39 Don McMasters 42 A Johnson 47 Paul Zeigler 52 H Brown 33 Rd Pennington 78 A Devinney 1. Total PARA 178.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Homer City
Indiana Cigar Store
Fred Pennington
Paul Tiffany
H. Lucas
John Zack
Don McMasters
A. Johnson
Paul Zeigler
H- Brown
Pennington
A. Devinney
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Promote Constipation Relief
Spirit Lake druggist L H Farnham endorses Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best remedy for constipation. He urges trials with assurances of agreeable effects and pleasant results. Price 25 cents. Free samples. Available from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Farnham
Spirit Lake
Jaws
Hand Made Fancy Goods Sale Promises Low Prices
Advertisement for Sue E. Smith & Co offering hand made and imported fancy work for sale. Items praised as beautiful and affordable. customers invited to call and view the goods. Seller signature Elizabeth E. Halow, address 2033p.
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Sue E. Smith & Co
Elizebeth E. Halow
R. and P. to Build Office Block in DuBois
The Dubois Express reports a $40,000 R. and P. building will begin soon in DuBois to house the superintendent training patchers and trainmasters offices in a new office structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VuuBois Express
Dias Patchers
Blairsville Weddings and Local Happenings
Miss Lizzie Peters and J¢ of Blairsville wed by Justice of the Peace at Fry Overdorf residence. Miss Besse Overdorf also married in Weat Whea. Barnesboro reports a gasoline engine fire on a company steamer tested today. Election canvassing and local politics note upcoming polling day with candidates rounding up. Various short items include a man driving past a shop incident, a reptile-killing act, and electric devices showcased in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Peters
Blairsville
Re Moore
Besse Overdorf Agry
Weat Whea
John
Barnesboro
Ore
James F. Chap
Christy Campbell
Jon
Thad Work Off Season Plans With CJ Work
Thad Work and son RB of Rochester Mills visit to finalize joinery business before départing for Cincinnati where Work and wife will manage their merry go round and start a new season. They survey carnival prospects from Middletown Ohio to New York and Pennsylvania before southbound tours while Cuba records inspire optimism about future investments in Cuba and the Bahamas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad
Rochester Mills
Cincinnati
Middletown
Ohio
New York
Pérania
Kentucky
Rabi
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Youngwood Volunteers
Ed Gaston
Gaston
Burgess Croasman
Harris
Burgess
Andrew Gailey
East Oak Street
Gailey
Prof. Jennings
Empfield Caff
J L, Orr's
Margaret Howersox
William Lewis
Marguerite Mdermott
J. L. Kramer
Fashion Jroin
Peter Sexton
Homestead
C. B
Mechanicsburg
Charles and
Albert Miller
Collins Graham
H. Q. Graham
James E. Ament
Ebensburg
William Denning
South
H, C, M. Welnecke
F. M. Rowland
Salinburg
George W. Hoaf
Charles Eby
Harry White
Clymer
Thomas Traynor
Bilalaville
Warren
Elmer Dickie
South Seventh Street
West Wheatfield Township
John M. Mabon
Alfred Wiggins
Conred Opera Company
Nixon Theatre
John D. Paul
James G. Mitchell
Hamilton
T. M. Kurtz
Thomas J. Rogers
E. 8.Ewartz
Republian
Harrisburg
J. M. Stewart & Co
Appleby & Peterson
Beilwood
J. H. ‘St. Clair
Box Social
J. M. Stewart &Con
North Star
St. Clair’s
Indiana Hardware Store
Indians Hardware
Olal
Gassler
Chamberlain
Indians
Lac— Peters
Fry— Overdorf
Char
Lipgkenakies
Jarges
Electriciana
Whsil Dury Commissionera
Sylvester Thom Jacob Wettling
Jrawing
FB. Longwill
Samantha
Longwill
Tour Dixie
Cuban Tri
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