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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1908

Page

3

Vanderbilt Agreement May Control Coal Haulage to Market

Negotiations between the B and R P and the New York Central railroad would grant trackage rights for coal from the mines near Clearfield to markets via a connection from theIndiana Line. The plan, if approved, would remove charges to the competing line and place movement under New York Central control from mine to market with about two trains daily, with potential output increases.

New York Central Failroade Clearfield Rosaler Manderbilt Saya DuBosa Expres Pennsylvania Mahaffey New York

Good Racing at Altoona and Greenwich Girl Attack

Fred Jamison raced at Altoona winningThe Canon in the 2:16 pace for a $1000 purse with Jamison placing Dean Wood fifth Billy Actell took a heat and second money in the 2:19 trot Belnardo owned by Ex Sheriff John J Koebart won the 2:28 pace with Jamison on Quo Vadis The Greenwich girl attack involved Albers Bonjabon a barber from Germantown charged with attempted assault on Nellie Billick A thirteen year old girl Piper's Ping Pong Photos features Piper the ping pong photo man in Marshall building with special rates and displays

Fred Jamison Altoona Canon Ohio Jamison Dean Wood Billy Actell Ned Belnardo John J. Koebart Waynes Bats Ginry G. Serene Fred Jamingon Altoonas Greenwich Albers Bonjabon Garmantown Mies Nellie Billick Nick Currue Piper Marshall Building B. Piper

Survivors of the 78th Come to Indiana Reunion

The 78th regiment veterans from Pennsylvania and Indiana prepare for a reunion in the Court House, Aug. 20, with Archibald Blakely as president and S. A. Hollister aiding. Activities include a welcome Aug. 19, a business session Aug. 20, prayers by Rev. Lewis Hay, eulogies, elections, and patriotic singing.

Court House 78Th Regiment P.V.1 Indiana Pennsylvania Archibald Blakely Bakewell Pittsburg A Hollister Lewis Hay Indiana Lutheran Church

Changes at Campbell's Mills return home leaders reported

Elmer Ellis John St Clair and Fulton and Patterson family members from Edgewood spent ten days at Campbell's Mills and returned home. The Indiana banke members resumed duties this morning. Mr and Mrs John Watson led a party of all Indiana residents to Campbell's Mills to occupy the clubhouse for the next fort night. Young men Edward OHara Lawrence OHara and George Walker were in the party and John Pierce will join next week.

Elmer Ellis John St. Clair Fulton Patterson Edgewood Campbell’s Mills Indiana Banke John Watson Indiana Campbell's Mille Edward O’hara Lawrence O'Hara George Walker John Pierce

Dairymen Contest Planned in Pittsburg October Prizes

United States Department of Agriculture to host a dairymen contest in October at the Chambers of Commerce in Pittsburg under the guidance of c B Lane who has run contests in major cities. Prizes will be offered for best samples of milk and cream entered. Details are being considered and not yet finalized. Also notes a family outing by A B Cunningham and relatives and a testimonial about Chamberlains Gmav for sore eyes.

United States Department of Agriculture Chambers of Commerce Pittsburg C. B. Lane United States

Arranging for McNellis Reunion at Gallitzin

Father N P McNellis of St Bernard's church sits on the general committee arranging the annual McNellis reunion at Gallitzin on August 20. Last year's gathering drew several hundred family members.

N. P. McNellis St. Bernard McNeillie Gallitzin

Dakota Residents Visit From Pierre Area Ranch

Mr and Mrs Joseph Repine of a ranch near Pierre North Dakota visit relatives in the section as guests of Mrs A S Conningham They plan a tour of east coast cities and shore resorts before returning to North Dakota

Joseph Repine Pierre N. D Repine Conningham North Dakota

Dinner for Bridal Couple Honors Misa Belle Dickie Glenn Lee

A social dinner is planned this evening to honor Miss Misa Belle Dickie and Mr Glenn Lee who will be married at a future date. Friends are expected to attend and celebrate the couple. The event reflects local community support for the forthcoming wedding.

Dae Valaon Misa Belle Dickie Glenn Lee

Cornerstone Laying Planned for Second Ward School

Satisfactory progress on the new Second Ward School with cornerstone to be laid in a few days. Director G. Meade Marshall will oversee the ceremonies and a copper box will hold borough officer rosters, county fair premium book, Masonic officer names, school directors history, church calendars, and other local documents.

Second Ward G. Meade Marshall Masonic Lodge Ginna Presbyterian Indiana Ministerial Association Church Council of the Lutheran Church Indiana Evening Gazette

Lydick Reunion Planned at Sample Ren Grove

Members of the Lydick family look forward to a reunion at the grove near Sample Ren on August 27. The event gathers the old crowd with friends for a jubilee featuring music by the McGuire drum corps, welcome address by Samuel Barr, response by Hugh Lewis, invocation by Rev. Myers, and speeches by Joseph Kienan and Edward O'Neill. Arrangements are led by H. W. Mauk, the Helmans, and Robert Lydick.

Lyatck Sample Ren Lydick McGuire Drum Corps Samuel Barr Hugh Lewis Rev. Myers Joseph Kienan Edward O’neill H. W. Mauk the Helmans Robert Lydick

Canoe Incident Injures Local Couple at Twolick Country Club

Attorney and Mrs D B Taylor were aboard a canoe at Twolick Country Club when the craft suddenly lurched tipping Mr Taylor into the water and then overturned. The pair reached shore unaided and remained shaken by the mishap.

Mra. D. B. Taylor Twolick Country Club

Shank's Livery Barn Destroyed by Fire at Starford

The large livery barn of A. C. Shank in Starford was totally destroyed by a blaze discovered about 11 o'clock Thursday evening July 30. The fire started in the hay mow. Shank and neighbors saved the horses and rigs. The barn was insured for 1000 and contents for the same amount in Thompson's Insurance Agency. Mr Shank will probably rebuild.

A. C. Shank Starford

Dance at Idlewood Park Draws August Event

Idlewood Park hosts a Tuesday evening dance on August 4 featuring the Opera House Orchestra providing music. Invitations are extended to friends, with admission and refreshments advertised by Todlane Hardware Co Ltd.

Idlewood Park Opera House A A Todlane Hardware Co Ltd

People Seen Away Across Town This Sabbath Weekend

Yesterdays trips report Hon M C Watson returning from the east while Prof Jacob Brown visited Johnstown and Conemaugh. Numerous residents including Miss Anna Shaffer, Miss Dorothy Winton, and Mr Clarence Pennington are noted on weekend visits in Pittsburgh Vandergrift and Connellsville with other locals traveling to Philadelphia, Wilmerding and Greensburg for short stays and family visits.

Anna Sacks Philadelphia Johnstown

Feter Garman Birthday Observed Quietly

Peter Garman celebrated his eighth birthday at home on Wayne Street with family during Sabbath. Relatives wished him well as the day passed with simple, calm greetings and prayers for happiness.

Peter Garman Wayne Mr. Gar Lea

Board of Health May Act on Pig Pen Complaints

Borough officials and the Board of Health hear numerous complaints about pig pens and outhouses. Warn-ings have been issued. prosecutions may follow if sanitary rules are ignored. Officials consider amending ordinances or banning pig sties as towns move toward stricter modern municipal standards.

Burgess Crossman Board of Health Indiana Blatraville Apollo West Penn

Old Boathen To Fix Date For Reunion

Severs veteran canal boatman visited Capt. George Rutledge at his South Side Johnstown home on Thursday to discuss a date for the Pennsylvania Canal Boatmen's Association annual reunion. An executive committee meeting in Blairsville this week will let Editor Charles Kerler of the Blairsville Courier discuss the project. Peter Berkey of St Paul Mission, nearly 99, may skip the gathering due to age.

Severs George Rutledge Johnstown Pennsylvania Canal Boatmen’s Association Blairaville Charles Kerler

Full fledged physicians named by State Board of Examiners

The State Board announced the medical school graduates who paused recent tests. Among those listed are former Indians Normal students George Barnett Jonatown Charles Seaton Bolivar Ebert Simpson Hamill and Clark Lydick Indiana. Also noted are Harry J Laughlin Fiest National Banks and Dr Edward Laughlin East Liberty who left Pittsburgh for Cleveland to sail to Mackinac and Cedarville Michigan for a two week stay at Slabsides home of their in law and sister Attorney and Mrs D M Miller of Pittsburgh.

State Board of Examiners George Barnett Jonatown Charles Seaton Bolivar Ebert Simpson Hamill Clark Lydick Indiana Dr. Simpson Philadelphia Harry J. Laughlin Fiest National Banks Edward Laughlin East Liberty Pittsburg Cleveland Mackinac Straits Cedarville Mich Slabsides A Smmmer Mra. D. M. Miller

Homer’s Nine Showed Bolivar How To Play Baseball

A large crowd gathered at Home City grounds for a weekend exhibition between Homer City and Bolivar. Homer City won 2 to 1 in a closely played game with strong pitching by McConnaughey and Treasure, and solid defense aided by Updegraff and Ferrier. Bolivar collected five hits and benefited from late errors, while Marion-Cent Indiana defeated Ma team 10 to 8 in the separate contest with Fleming and McGregor among the standouts.

Bolivar Bein Homer City Ross Daugherty McConnaughey G. Treasure St Santter Errora Updegraff Homi Philip Lucas Homer Chan Ferrier G. Treasp Long Dushane William J. Treasure Pease McCoanag Treasure Normal Park Indiana Hneop Fleming Crawford Sipri G Seaver Smith Stewart Nou

Prisoners Lodged in County Jail After Weekend Arrests

Hunter given 35 nays. Two new prisoners led to the county jail Saturday on charges. Joe Munoty of Creekside with a warrant by J C Carnehan for alleged out of season killing a grey squirrel. Another man, Hewis, brought to Tadlanes Saturday afternoon on a warrant by Squi George Curfman. George Richards of Montgomery Townable arrested for mule robbery and jailed for hearing.

Joe Munoty Creekside J. C. Carnehan Robin Tadlanes Squi George Curfman Montgomery Ship George Richards Montgery Townable

Remedy Warns Against Diarrhea In Philippi Ad

An advertiser claims a tonic cured a longstanding diarrheal complaint after a single bottle. The note cites a Philippi West Virginia resident named John By Zi and praises the product for restoring vigor and relieving colic and cholera symptoms.

John Philippi W. Ve

Go Carts at Cost and Odd Storefront Ad Sketch

A fragmented OCR item lists Go-Carts at cost, a store near Indiana Hons and Indians, notes on Post Cards made of graspe residence, and a studio order. It mentions Leave orders, Marshall building, and trying Sleepy Bye wheat flour.

Stoving Indiana Graspe Marshall Bidg

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