Indiana Borough candidates for local offices listed
A long list of candidates for various offices in Indiana Borough and surrounding townships is provided, naming individuals for positions such as commissioner treasurer and auditor. The document also includes a public school remark urging support for strong public education and a note about Amherst College trustees reporting a president terminated for liberal views and radical stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst Colleges
Imaely
Ametet
Nation's Capital Acts Honor Dead
Cabinet members Chief Justice Taft Senator Cummins and Gillette lead funeral honors for the late President Harding. The body will lie in state in the east room with limited access before a Capitol state funeral, then travel by special train to Marion Ohio for burial, with officials and relatives following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Cummings
Iowa
Senate
House
Gillette
Congress
President Harding
White House
Lincoln
McKinley
Mre. Harding
Coolidge
Capitol
Marion
Ohio
Mrs Leech Denies Withdrawal From County Race
Mrs Florence N Leech refutes circulating rumors that she has withdrawn as a candidate for County Commissioner. She states she has not withdrawn and asks voters for support at the primaries, pledging straight honest and conscientious service if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence N. Leech
Ofice
Amherst Trustees Face Radicalism Charge in Public Debate
Observers say the country leans toward radicalism, blaming governing boards for its spread. Amherst trustees are praised for meeting their duty, while others are urged to follow suit and act boldly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Pennsylvania Pays Tribute To Harding Caravan Of Sorrow
The nation mourns as Warren G Harding’s funeral caravan travels from Pennsylvan ia toward Marion. Crowds pour out across towns from Sherwood to Youngstown while flowers and wreaths accompany the casket through the endless journey. Mrs Harding remains at home then joins the ceremonies in Washington and Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Harding
Sherwood
Defiance
Deapler
Foster
Willard
Lodo
Akron
Ravena
Youngstown
Pennsylvania
Festoria
Tiffin
Marlon
America
Atlantc
Pacific
Main Street
Érncan Legion
Iowa
KKK
Harding
Washington
Marion
Bolen Reunion a Fine Event
A large Bolen family reunion with many relatives listed from multiple towns including Coshocton Latrobe Blairsville and Livermore. Attendees include Mr and Mrs W C Shields Mrs J D Devinney and many children and kin such as Anna Lena Helen Gladys Mary Jay Lawrence Frank Ruth Earl Lavern Fern Gertrude Gladys Har rett Nora Clarence George M Hollis Mary McCracken and others. The note ends with Livermore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Cunningham
Steele
Robert
Harry
Tillie
Bertha
Hazel
Amy
Florence
J. L. Little
Paul
J. H. White
Gertrude
Gladys
Hartett
Geo, Bolen
Ruth
Earl
Lavern
Fern
Coschocton
Jack Bolen
Wheeling
W. Va
Frank Bolen
Pittsburgh
R. G
Walker
Dorothy
George
Tarentum
John Callen
Heights
Pal
John Clayton
Harold
Jeannette
Leonard Coates
Claridge
A. A. Taylor
Grant
Ils
C. S. Taylor
G. A. Taylor
Mary McCracken
Latrobe
And
Taylor
Foster Hall
Glenn
W. T. Elliot
Nora
Clarence
New Alexandria
H. Bush
Alphous Smith
C. Beer
Geo. Bergman
J. W. Lusk
Janell
Irvin
Dakeville
John Aiey
A. K. Gumbert
Frank Fairley
D. C. Welk
Willis Bolen
Livermore
William Wine
Indiana
John Taylor
Lizzie Marshall
Lizzie Baker
Republican Suggestions for Township Meeting
White township Republicans plan a suggestion meeting in the Court House Grand Jury room Saturday evening. Attendees will consider electing regular officers and discuss outlooks for party activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Township
Grand Jury
Court House
Domestic routine in White House charms old New England
An OCR fragment describes Mrs. Gostics mending the new President's socks in the Presidential suite, contrasting silk with cotton hosiery and noting the First Lady's unchanged domestic habits. It playfully calls her the Hiarat Lady of the Republic and reflects old New England values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ave
Williard
Agtt
New England
the Republic
Coolidge Unrecognized on Capital Street Trembles with Nation
President Coolidge, grieving for Warren G Harding, walked quietly through downtown Washington. He observed pictures of the late president in shop windows, prepared for the funeral train and the return to the White House while ministers and officials consoled the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Williard Hotel
Warren G. Harding
Mra. Coolridge
Secret Service
Ship of State
Harding
F”atraet
Coolidge
Florence Kling Harding
Mrs Coolidge Goes Shopping and Wins Hearts
Mrs Coolidge, new first lady, wins wide affection in Washington. Her living room blooms with flowers. she is praised for kindness and charm. Her clothes are practical, with husband selecting outfits while she dresses to please him. The piece notes her simple, tasteful style and domestic harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courae
Deeter Clan Plans Reunion and Monument Unveiling
Between five hundred and one thousand Deeter descendants in western Pennsylvania will attend the second annual reunion on Saturday August 18 at the old Deeter homestead near Meyersdale. A monument to John and Catherine Deeter will be unveiled, with the stone originally carved by John Deeter before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeter
Pennsylvania
Descedants
John Deeter
John
Catherine Deeter
Deater
Devereaux Players Present Magic and Much Ado
The Devereaux Players perform Magic at 3 PM and Much Ado About Nothing at 8:15 PM today at the Normal School. Tickets are $1, available at Pioneer Music Store until 6 PM or at the entrance before each show. If clear weather, performances on campus. otherwise in the assembly hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devereaux
Indiana
Orther
Assembly Hall
Pioneer Music Store
Rebekahs to Hold August 9 Picnic at Cliffside Park
Una Rebekah Lodge No 202 hosts a basket picnic on August 9 1923 at Cliffside Park inviting all Odd Fellows and families. Attendees should bring fork epee and cup. Supper to be served at 6 00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Una Rebekah Lodge No. 202
Cliffside Park
Odd Fellows
Tent Meetings At Brown's Grove Draw Crowds
Well attended tent meetings at Brown's Grove between Penn Run and Clymer under Wesleyan Methodist auspices. Evangelist Rev A B Hachkiss of Miltonvale Kansas delivers forceful sermons urging attendance. Evening services 7 45, Sabbath 10 30 2 30 and 7 30. Invitation to all to come stay all day with basket dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown’s Grove
Penn Run
Clymer
A. B. Hachkiss
Miltonvale
Kansas
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Clarence Barnett
Funeral of Milton Peddicord in Saltsburg
Funeral services for Milton Peddicord aged 67 a Saltsburg resident killed in the mines near Saltsburg last Friday were held here with interment at Greenwood Cemetery. A 32nd degree Mason he belonged to Johns town Lodge Indiana Lodge assisted in the ritual. He was born in Blacklick township, son of John Peddicord, and survived by his widow Lizzie Fenty Peddicord three children one full sister Mrs Bell McCombs of Indiana and Punxsutawney and half siblings Scott Peddicord Hulda Melissa Emma Peddicord Indiana Banks Peddicord Saltsburg and John Peddicord California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Peddicord
Saltsburg
Greenwood Cemetery
Johnstown
Indiana Lodge
John Peddicord
Blacklick Township
Lizzie Fenty Peddicord
Bell McCombs
Indiana
Punxsytawney
Scott Peddicord
Hulda
Melissa
Emma Peddicord
Banks Peddicord
State of
California
New Detour Opens at Reed Station South End
Green, the local highway superintendent, announces a new detour at the south end of the road by Reed station. The short stretch, though not in perfect condition, will be kept passable for travelers with wagonloads of fine cinders ready for use in bad weather. Mrs. Jemina Whites returns home from visit with her son-in-law and daughter, and Mrs. Arthur Logue in Sizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Reed Station
Jemina Whites
North Sixth Street
Arthur Logue
Sizers 6
Fo Polish Biiver Daily Use
Instructions describe quick silver polishing via a shallow pan with cold water and a few tablespoons of baking soda boiled briefly. The text is garbled and partially unreadable but indicates a method to brighten silver by chemical reaction in hot water.
Warren Harding Remembered In Ohio Town Narrative
In an Ohio town, residents recall Warren G Harding with praise for his honesty and perseverance. A former colonel recounts hard decisions, including underwriting a failing company, paying off stock from his own funds, and eventually settling debts. The tale contrasts Harding’s early journey with a biblical attribution of virtue as a guiding force.
Harding to be buried in Marion mausoleum
In Marion Ohio a stately mausoleum in Marion Cemetery will be the last resting place of President Warren G Harding after funeral services on Friday. Mrs Harding requested simple services and invited friends to view the body at the Harding home Thursday evening and Friday morning before transfer to the mausoleum receiving vault. Abigail Harding sister of the late President accompanied the body to Ashington and Dr Carl W Sawyer, personal physician, reportedMrs Harding holding up under strain as he conferred with her during the funeral train journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Updegraff
A. N
Marion
Ohio
Marion Cemetery
Warren G. Harding
Garl W. Sawyer
G. E.sawyer
Harding
Dixon
Ill
Refectory Reopens at Indiana Hotel Under New Management
The refectory at the Indiana Hotel reopened under Weaver and Fry on Saturday morning after a closure. It will serve meals to the public at meal hours and adds a tea room and soda fountain in the former saloon for first class service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Hotel
Weaver and Fry
Nationals vs Giants in Chambersville game ends 15 to 8
The Chambersville Nationals were defeated by the Farmer Giants 15 to 8 on Saturday August 4. A rematch is being organized as local baseball circles buzz with interest along Crooked Creek.
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Chambersville Nationals
Farmer Giants
Nationals
Crooked Creak
Radio Schedule Features Concerts and Baseball Scores
EDKA Pittsburgh program lists 5 Rim station events including baseball scores and a grand theatre dinner concert. Highlights 6 p m baseball scores 6 08 p m dinner concert 6 30 p m late news and children period 7 p m baseball scores 7 06 p m Maine Lake Region feature 7 20 p m West Inghouse chorus concert 8 45 p m stock market reports 1 p m baseball scores.
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EDKA
Pitteburg
Grand Symphony Orchestra
Grand Theatre
Auruins Ued. Ae
Huttiot Fret “Sudke
Maine Lake Region
Harrison Bebwh
Boston & Maine Railroad
West
Evening program and baseball scores from WRZ Springfield
At 7 p m the station offers baseball scores from the Eastern American and National leagues with farm and home news. Evening segments include a bedtime story for children at 7 30 and a feature on business of sire cosa by Winsor B Day. A talk on Australia and its market for American manufacturers by Arthur A Biden follows at 4 50 p m. Concert by Dorothy Clark and Edwin Clark headlines the 8 05 p m slot with Helen Bock at the piano. Bedtime stories for adults close the day after 9 20 p m, with more baseball scores to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mladret
Sirecosa
Winsor B
Springfield National Bank
Austalia
Arthur A. Biden
Biden & Roberts
Sidney
Australia
Dorothy Clark
Edwin Clark
Helen Bock
Oricon
Marden
City Council Plans Pavement and Street Work
The Indiana city council adjourned after a full day of sessions on Friday August activities. Bids will be opened the first Monday in September for severing Washington at Rest, Poplar and Walnut alleys and for paving School street from Oakland avenue to Tenth street. Carpenter avenue between Church and School streets also slated for work. A contract was set for severing School street between the Pennsylvania Railroad right of way and Oakland avenue. Numerous sidewalks were ordered and an infill project discussed.
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Washington Atrest
Poplar
Walnut
School Street
Oakland Avenue
Tenth Street
Carpenter Avenue
Indiana Weather Prediction From Lorentz Forecasts Showers
A forecast by Mr Lorentz suggests rain is likely after recent dry periods. He predicts today will be fair with showers and warm, tomorrow showers and storms, and Friday cooler but probably fair.
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Indiana
Lorentz
Hosack Family Visit at 830 Wayne Avenue
Mr and Mrs W D Hosack and their two children of Eric and Mr and Mrs Milton E Hosack and their daughter of Sharon are visiting in the home of Mrs Hosack's parents Dr and Mrs William Hosack at 830 Wayne avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Hosack
Eric
Milton E. Hosack
Sharon
Women Pay Tax or Go to Jail Excerpted Act Amendment
The April 15 1884 act amended to prevent arrest for non payment of tax by infants or mentally unsound persons. Dated May 8 1923 and witnessed by Governor Gifford Pinchot. The text notes women are not exempt from paying taxes.
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Gifford Pinchot
Gaul Family Hosts Visit With Salsgiver and Foxes
Mrs L F Gaul of Big Run and her sister Mrs Martha Salsgiver of East Church street hosted guests yesterday. Dr and Mrs H P Fox and their family from Salisbury Maryland were also visitors at Kant Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
L. F. Gaul
Big Run
Martha Salsgiver
East Church Street
H. P. Fox
Salisbury
Misses Gaul
Kant Church Street
Dining room girl wanted with good wages
Wanted dining room girl for Country Club position. Call Mrs. Carl Vuckenberg for details and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Vuckenberg
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Center
Arrier
Avs Woods
Ana
Beorough
A. Palmer
Rayne
Wallace Thomas
Wident Harding
Ming
Stromberg Motor Devices
Stromberg
Penna
Ree
Bolen
NTIS
Capital
Mrs. Coolidge
Deeter Clan
Rebekahs
Bregalee and
Arist
Zenor
Itp
MR. Peddicord
William McKinley
Warren
Warren G
Columbus
Doctor Harding
Jerusalem
Warren Harding
Chambersville
WRZ
Springfield
City Council
Nesrig
Ive Dey
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