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The Byenng Gazette is published daily except Sunday and delivered by carrier to nearby towns.
11 Aug 1916
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1916
Page
1
The Byenng Gazette is published daily except Sunday and delivered by carrier to nearby towns.
The Democratic party began under a different name in 1828 with Andrew Jackson as its first successful presidential candidate. Its principles trace to Jefferson, founder of local government advocacy, distinct from Hamiltonian centralism. Origin names shifted from Republican to Republican-Democratic before settling as Democratic. Early leaders include Jefferson, Monroe, Adams, Jackson, Van Buren, Polk, Pierce, Buchanan, Grover Cleveland, and Woodrow Wilson.
The Philadelphia Press notes Pennsylvania borders are guarded against infantile paralysis. The quarantine aims to minimize liberty impact while preventing plague, relying on cleanliness, prompt illness notification, and cooperative effort.
Pennsyl and city officials announce a new yellow light signal replacing the old white signal. The change indicates the road ahead is clear to the engineer, signaling smooth passage and reduced stop requirements for approaching trains or vehicles.
The railroad will replace white signals with green for clear and a bright yellow for caution across its eastern and western routes. Red remains stop. Yellow glass for caution enables long-distance visibility and will delay the update due to war and glass production limits. The transition requires manufacturing and shipment of numerous colored glasses and lenses.
Funeral services for Water Street resident Stephen Griffith were held this afternoon with interment at Oakland Cemetery.
Funeral services for Stephen B. Griffith aged 76 were held at his East Water street home today at 1 30 pm with interment in Oakland cemetery. He was born November 16 1839 in Green Township and moved to Indiana in 1900 retiring there. He married Ann Catherine Griffith in 1863 and had five children. Mrs Mary B Barkley aged 86 of Johnstown died in Memorial Hospital from peritonitis. She leaves her husband and children Elda May Clyde Leroy George William Stanley and Clarence plus a son Jesse S who was killed in an accident five years ago. Also surviving are siblings Samuel Bennett Bertha Cable Rebecca Edward and Howard Bennett.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous names with scattered numbers and places across districts. It mentions Chas Hiester Rose airman Eugene Weitzel J Wilbur Gibson Harry Truitt J Garl Shaffer Miss Mary Rice Toward Crops Raymond Tilley plus many Misses and Misses Lakeland like Grace O'Hara Margaret Jobe Grace Ort Lorraine Longwill Gaynolle Work Dorothy White Mary McFarland Alma Stuchell Thelma Cary John Keller Sarah Margaret Kathryn Park Clair Walker Charlotte Leydne Peterman Rose Brody Florence LeVine Frances Speedy Virginia Ross Bulmer Harl Beatty Vogel Hosack Edwards Lewis Campbell Griffith Kunkle Campbell Patrick Barkey Nelson Ruth Black Cherry Tree Peterman Nutley Rochester Mills Marchand Heilwood Gunoe Saltsburg Margaret Kennedy Jacquis Penn Run Maurice Trainer Tunnelton Colkitt Iselin Wardrop etc with district numbers and towns Chambersburg Mechanicburg Creekside Chambersville and more.
Mr and Mrs Earl Rigg moved from the King property on North Ninth street to their new home on Wayne avenue. H J L Heyman of The Hub left for Philadelphia and New York, to return with fall wear at popular prices. Mr and Mrs Harry C Christy entertain Dr Grant Smith of Chicago, educator with Chicago Normal College. The Best Laxative advises outdoor exercise and daily bowels, Chamberlains Tablets are pleasant and mild for occasional use.
James Szikely, a Hungarian convict in Warren County, was granted parole after a skull operation by Dr. Martin W. Tedden in Trenton. Once brutal and rebellious, he improved after surgery, lost memory of the crime, and became a cooperative inmate, a medical precedent cited by the New Jersey Pardons Board.
Molly and Polly clash with an amused aunt over wedding plans and the groom’s scarce time for living as the engagement runs long. The scene centers on Aunt Whit’s blunt humor and the couple’s pressured preparations.
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