Indiana Local Christian Endeavor Union Convention
A Sunday evening gathering in Ernest hosted by the Indiana Local Christian Endeavor Union at the Union Church. Delegates rode a special car from各 towns, attended by a large Ernest choir and led by J R Ing with Rev W Wilson officiating. The program featured talks on health and junior senior society topics, with several church representatives contributing before a closing benediction.
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Indiana
Christian Endeavor Union Wsa
Union Church
Ernest
Street Railway Company
J. R. Ing
Presbyterian Church
Jeg8
Promotor of
Blanche Allshouse
Curry Run Society
Hecience
Mlaze Opdyke
John B. Mitchell
Christian Pees
McFarland
C. EB
bin Delon
Misa Arvilla ‘Badger
Junior
Indiana Lutheran Church
Mine Schyder
Sosiety
Je. Priga
Clymer
Frank Snyder
Brigtlan Endeavor Society
Blairsvile
Genet
Menore
Carney
Allison
Walker
Wileon
Annual Grangers Picnic at Williama Grove Aug 24 29
The Grangers interstate picnic exhibition will be held at Williama Grove in Cumberland County from August 24 to 29. Excursion tickets will be sold at all main line and branch stations of the P R R. New features include an electric fountain ferris wheel merry go round boat launch and more. Daytime addresses will be delivered by prominent grangers agriculturists and statesmen. Evenings feature Treble Cliff Club, 15 young ladies, in grand concert. An illustrated lecture by Frank Robertson is planned for another evening.
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Grangera
Williama Grove
Cumberland County
Seasiona
Grangere
Agriculturiste
Treble Cliff Club
Frank Robertson
Noustial School to be Enlarged for Girls
The Industrial Training School for Girls at this place is overcrowded and turning away applicants. Superintendent Mrs. Sue E. Williard proposes an 80 girl wing at the rear, already receiving pledges of aid. A detailed plan will be presented at the Western Pennsylvania Children's Aid Society meeting to seek sanction and funds from local societies and donors.
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Sue E. Williard
Williard
Pegasylvania Children's Aid Society
Young Indiana man Palmer in trouble for drunken conduct
An Indiana resident who gave his name as Palmer was arrested by Chief of Police Palmer after spending the Goodville picnic heavily. He was fined 4.25 dollars and his wife is reportedly seeking him as he left without farewell. Fred Jamison dominates races this week, winning with Black Dart in a recent free-for-all at Greenaburg.
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Indiana
Palmer
Goodville
Fred Jamison
Black Dart
Manterly
Greenaburg Tribune
Porter M. Campbell
West Wheatfeld Township
Margaret R. Campbell
A. L. Palmer
T. 8. Lyon
County Treasurer reports tax collection up this year
J R McMastera completes county collecting tour and reports tax take on par with earlier term despite hard times. Builders Brow advertise new pew houses and promise to build within days. Local notices mention detectives and residents in Indiana Pennsylvania.
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Treaeurer
J. R. MccMastera
Pew House
Copsule
Topam Brow
Water Atreat
Indiana
Three Stunned In Glen Campbell Home
During a severe electrical storm lightning struck the Glen Campbell home of James Hamilton. Emma Hamilton suffered severe burns and unconsciousness for about thirty minutes, with damage to the house including broken dishes and shattered windows. Mrs Hamilton and her husband were also stunned. Firefighters dealt with a minor blaze.
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James Hamilton
Glen Campbell
Emma
Hamilton
Normal Grads Hear Wedding Bells
July issue of the Normal Herald lists marriages among alumni. Nelle McClure wed Rose McConnell, of 1900, to reside at State College. Charles Wood, 03, weds Charlotte Grace Williams, to live in Altoona. Blanche Day, 98, and William Parke of Spokane, plan residence at 6105 Howe St Pittsburg. Caroline Cronemeyer, 90, and George Spalding of Pittsburgh, at 1008 Lincoln Ave Pittsburgh. Elizabeth Stevenson, 90, and Howard Montgomery of Pittsburgh, live at 6420 Stanton Ave. Anna Koben, 99, and Charles Carten of Bellevue, home at 212 Elysian Ave Bellevue.
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Mise Nelle McClure
Rose McConnell
Dlaza
State College
W. R. McConnell
School Street
Charles Clifton Wood
Charlotte Grace Williams
Altoons
Blanche May Day
Johnstown
William J. Parke
Spokane
Parks
Nellie Steck Lloyd
Marshal Williams
Pittsburg
Howe Street
Caroline Louise Cronemeyer
George Arthur Spalding
Pittaburgh
Lincoln Avenue
Misa Elizabeth Stevenson
Howard D. Montgomery
Pitteburg
Stanton Avenue
Mies
Anna G. Koben
Charles N. Carten
Bellevue
Elysian Avenue
Picnic Tomorrow By Christian Endeavor Society
The Presbyterian church Christian Endeavor Society will hold a grove picnic along the Clymer street car line tomorrow evening. Members and friends meet at the church at 4 o'clock and ride at 4:30. Fare for round trip to 20: cepta, John T. Sheffer, Luzerne mines foreman, has bought Willett's Linden avenue property in Johnstown for 3700 dollars. the family will stay to allow his sons to pursue mechanical education.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Clymer
John T. Sheffer
Luzerne
Willett
Linden Avenue
Johnstown
Sheffer
Dance Invitation at Idlewood Park August 31
An invitation dance will be held at Idlewood Park Tuesday evening August 31. Invited guests may bring friends. Price six dollars per couple. Special car at eight o clock. The Opera House Orchestra will furnish the music.
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Idlewood Park
Opera
Brownes Move in Johnstown For Bryan Vote Forecast
Mr and Mrs M B Brown visited Johnstown over Sunday and he said many Alaleville townspeople will vote for Bryan this November. Fair bills posted Torrence Mahon Co finished the fair advertising in the ad journey counter.
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M. B. Brown
Johnstown
Mr. Brown
Alaleville
Bryan
Torrence, Mahon & Co
Probate shows George Snyder will leaves wide bequest
The late George Snyder of Indians had his will probated last week. Mrs Catherine Snyder receives 8300 and all household furniture. his children George W. Snyder, Mrs Mary Kennedy, Mrs Lena Paul, and others share the rest. Executors named J A Crossman and George Snyder. Will dated April 8, 1900.
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George Snyder
Catherine Snyder
Harry Youngie
George W. Snyder
Mra
Mary Kennedy
Mre
Fell Down Cellar Stairs Injures Mrs McCoy
Mrs Columbus McCoy of South Fifth street was bruised after a fall from cellar stairs while papering on Saturday afternoon. Her cries drew Mrs S N Moorhead who helped her upstairs. Dr John M St Clair treated her injuries.
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Columbus McCoy
South Fifth Street
8. N. Moorhead
Marion Center to Expand Cement Sidewalk Network
By fall Marion Center will have more good cement sidewalks than any town of its size in Western Pennsylvania. Almost half the town has and walks at present, and they are all going down so fast as the workmen can make them. Contractor E. H. Barr has enough orders ahead now to keep him several weeks. J. C. Bovard is putting one of the walks in front of his property on Manor street this week.
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Marion Center
Pennsylvania
E. H. Barr Han
J. C. Bovard
Manor Street
Dreamland Show Promotes Leng and Film at Camp Anthony
The Gazettes received a letter from Camp Anthony near Bhelocta asking for daily delivery while camping. Advert announces Karl Leng, a high class singer and renowned wooden shoe dancer, performing at Dreamland theatre tonight with the film For the Sake of a Crown.
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the Gazettes
Camp Anthony
Bhelocta
Bbelocta
Dreamland Theatre
Karl Leng
America
Nee
Admingion 100
Brotherhood Meets Tonight at Presbyterian Church
The Brotherhood holds its monthly meeting this evening in the Presbyterian church at eight o'clock. All men of the congregation are urged to attend.
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Ghurah
Bo'clock
Death rate falls as births outpace deaths in district
Registrar John 8 Hill reports 28 births and 9 deaths in the district last month. The rate marks the lowest death rate during Hill’s term, reflecting improved population balance and ongoing health measures.
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John 8. Hill
Mr. Hill
Keep Con Geane a te Waite Faison
A fragmentary OCR reads a name sequence and a vague note about rash or data timing. The readable portion shows personal names and scattered words without a clear event, date, or location. No verifiable action or outcome is evident from the legible text.
Campmeeting in Full Swing at Raleton Grove
Rev W H McLaughlis of Johns town leads Evangelical campmeeting at Raleton's Grove Cherryhill township with about 50 tents. Morning and afternoon services and 13 communicants reported. Rev W J Wyant preached to large audience. Daily services planned 10 30 morning 2 30 afternoon 7 80 evening. Festival at Grove Chapel tomorrow evening.
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W. H. McLaughlis
Johnstown
Raleton’s Grove
Cherryhill
Renns
McLaughn
W. J. Wyant
Grove Chapel
Jewelers' Association Honors J P Archibald
John P. Archibald of Blaireville Indiana was elected president of the American National Association of Retail Jewelers for the coming year at Cincinnati. He will lead next year's convention in Omaha. The association met August 3 to 8 at the Linton hotel with outings to Covey and Cheater parks and an excursion on the Ohio.
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Indiana
Cincinnati
American National Association of Retail Jewelers
John P. Archibald
Blaireville
Omaha
J. P. Archibald
Arthur ‘Eb. Paegel
Minneapolis
Mian
Charles H. Williams
Condon
Ore
S. Callison
Linton Hotel
Covey and
Cheater Parke
Ohio
New Machinery Installed by Myers & Little in Western PA Plant
Myers and Little have lately installed new machinery making their Patton area plant highly modern. An ice crusher, brine system, and a 60 gallons per hour freezing capacity are driven by a strong electric motor. Open invitation issued for those wishing to see the operation. Meanwhile Rev Dr J Day Brownlee conducted communion at the First U P Church with four new members and five infants baptized.
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Myers & Little
Pennsylvania
Patton
J. Day Brownlee
U. P
Reva
Mc Clare
Blakeville
Modsill
Homer City
Indiana club builds team under Harry Wilson leadership
Harry Wilson heads new Indiana club as Blairsville players elect him captain with Jerein ager and John McGregor. R Hosack joins nine. team eyes daily practice and key games against strong county rivals. Weekend results include Blairsville 4 West Lebanon 2 and Seward 10 New Florence 2.
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Indiana
Blairsville
Thoreday
Harry W. Wilcop
Jereinager
John McGregor
Koya
Weil Boring
R. Hosack
Homer City Triumph Over Indiana In Tight Baseball Bout
Homer City edges Indiana Philippi 6 to 4 in a game marked by solid pitching from Hastie and McConnaughy. Homer's defense faulted by six errors but timely hits by Slanor Ray’s batters and Marlin group support produced the decisive runs. Postgame notes mention property sale and an ad for refrigerators from local merchants.
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McConnaugh
Indiana
Homer City
Hastie
McConnaughey
Ray
Homer
Philippi
Rumbaugh
Slanor
Marlin Boya
Lloyd Marlin
Luca Berry Wilson
Jed
Ladiapa
Hice
Balla
McConnaugher
Rinta
Rak
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Seward
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