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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1915

Page

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Local visitors and guests travel to Atlantic City and nearby towns

William Davis of Ebensburg visits here. Logan Long visits Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Earl Gray and Harry Powers spend two weeks at Atlantic City. Nelle Evans of South Seventh Street goes to Asbury Park for two weeks. Stella Houston from the Parnell Cowher office vacationing at Atlantic City. Olive Smith Hubbard of Johnstown and Jessie Smith of Jeannette in Indiana today. James H. Sexton and son from Chestnut Street stay with friends in Heilwood. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bryan of South Fifth Street visit Addie Pattison at Penn Run. Mr. and Mrs. William Kissinger depart for Atlantic City and other eastern points. Alpha and Eva Downy of Cursica visit Olive and Flora Wilson in Indiana. Dy EH Tomb leaves for Niagara Park and Canada. Mr. and Mrs. John McConnell of South Fifth Street spend days with Wray family in Kittanning. Indiana visitors attend the fair at Kittanning today with Howard Trainer, Ross Sutton, C H Moore and others. Benedict of Windutr, a friend of Patton and Conklin and Gardner Conklin of Columbia, Pa., noted in passing.

Patton Kell er nuptials guests visit Windber and Pittsburgh

Among the guests at the Patton Kell er nuptials today Mr and Mrs Oscar St Clair of Chicago visited Mrs St Clairs sister Mrs J N Langham with Mr and Mrs A H Stewart at Windber Miss Besa Cunningham of Wayne Avenue will leave Monday to visit her parents in Kentucky then teach in Douglas Arizona for the 915 1916 term Wilda and Ida Forsythe of Railroad with sister Martha Forsythe Wilkinsburg nurse in Pittsburgh will attend the Forsythe and Dean reunion in Butler county and stay with friends in Beaver

Oscar St. Clair Chicago J. N. Langham Besa Cunningham Wayne Avenue D. A. Cunningham Kentucky Douglas, Ariz Wilda Ida Forsythe Railroad Pittsburgh Martha Forsythe Wilkinsburg Butler County Forsythe and Dean Beaver

Chamberlain’s Colie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

Society column continues with wedding details and praises Chamberlain’s Colie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The piece touts the remedy as widely used, effective for colic diarrhea and summer complaints, with testimonials from Carrie Turner and C S Voiks. It urges households to keep it on hand and notes availability everywhere.

Chamberlain United States Chambelain Carrie Turner Zanesville Ohio Halland

Co operation between farmers and railways urged for prosperity

A Norfolk & Western paper by G. E. Cassel argues farmers and railways are natural allies. It stresses mutual understanding, rapid cheap transport, and worldwide markets as essential to agricultural and national prosperity, urging farmers to work with railroads for mutual and countrywide benefit.

G. E. Cassel Norfolk & Western Railway Commonwealth

Indiana couple wed in Clymer and Cumberland notices

Lawrence Strong wed Miss Varna daquish at the bride’s parents home in Clymer with Rev. H C Currie officiating. A Cumberland license issued to William Smith Barr of Indiana and Miss Tda Pearl Bauga of Sagamore. Barr's bride is a Sagamore coal merchant’s daughter. The couple traveled for an eastern trip and will reside in Ensley Alabama. Cohen works in piereauble business.

Lawrence Strong Varnadaquish Indiana George H. Daquish Clymer H.C. Currie Cumberhind William Smith Barr Tda Pearl Bauga Sagamore Cumberland Barr In. Wana Frank Barr South Eleventh Street Wong

Reports of county superintendents and meetings noted

Morning, noon and night events list reports from county superintendents and local ministers in Blairsville and Marion Center areas. Mrs Harries Conner reports. includes evangelistic, temperance, foreign workers, flower missions, and missionary cooperation. An executive board meeting and reports wrap up with a national convention note from Mrs M W.

Weco T. C Siey Harries F. Conner Blairsville S.C. Lowry Indiana Jo M. Imbrie M. E. Hamilton Ella George Beaver Falls Kila M. George Beau~ee Falls Jennie Morrow Marchand M. B. Lewis Ada B. Kinter Marion Center Annie Given Mary K. Stewart Flower Mission Annie McAroose Soldiers and Sailors Pauline Carney Annie C. Pollack Mahoning Atlanta M. W

Reservists Move to Join Italian War Effort

Report from Pittsburgh cites 5,000,000 Italians in the United States eligible for service in Italy’s army. About 35,000 Italian reservists have crossed the Atlantic to take up arms since the war began, with ships and industry affected as Italian vessels idle.

New York Italy Pittsburgh

Prayer Lunch and Meeting in Indiana Park Institute

At noon prayer lunch followed by a Wednesday afternoon program at Bell Ridge view Park Institute features Mrs Linzie Zerin Marchand and Mrs Clara Zener with prayers by Mrs Laura Hopkins and a suffrage paper by Mrs M W Huston from Pine Flats. At 2:00 young people perform exercises while Mrs H F Connor from Blairsville gives In Memoriam and a music and recitation. committees report and miscellaneous business adjournment.

Bell Biaravilley Cobstrom Ridgeview Park Institute Linzie Zeriner Marchand Clara Zener Indiana Laura Hopkins Mahoning M. W. Huston Pine Flats H. F. Connor Blairsville

Presbyterians welcome Dr Zeigler to Indiana church

The Ladies Aid Society and Presbyterian officials greeted Dr Zeigler at the chapel after his visit, with plans for early consideration of his call. Zeigler, a Grove City and Princeton alumnus, has served in Wilkes Barre Lock Haven Frankfort Germany and Kentucky before current pastorate in Frankfort. Rev Offutt, a Grove City College contemporary, shared memories during an informal reception.

Ladies’ Aid Society Dr. Zeigler Aid Society Zeigler Grove City College Princeton University Princeton Theological Seminary Wilkes Barre Lock Haven Frankfort Germany Glasgow University Scotland Presbyterian Church of Indiana Presbyterian Church Rev. Offutt Presbyterian Bob Jesse

Reunions Med for August 28 Near South Bend

A reunion event titled Reunions Med is scheduled for August 28 at Thompson's Grove near South Bend. Organizers invite former attendees and local residents to join, with details pending.

Thompson's Grove South Bend

Gibson Family Reunion Set At Grace Church

Preparations are under way for the Gibson family annual reunion to be held at Grace church along the Clymer trolley line on Thursday August 26. Friends and relatives are promised a royal welcome with the only requirement a basket. Other families schedule reunions through the month and some wait for Fair week for extra attraction.

Gibson Grace Church Clymer

Society bans luxury as London women form economy league

London society cites economy measures to aid the Red Cross. Notable members include the Duchesses of Beaufort and Sutherland, Marchionesses of Ripon and Tullibardine, and Countesses Yarborough Pembroke and Mar Kellie. Membership fees fund relief, as pledge to avoid luxury purchases expands to wartime needs. Wedding guests poisoned at a Toland, Massachusetts, wedding. 35 ill from chicken salad. Steamer Marocijine, from Belize to New Orleans, overdue with fears of disaster. 62 aboard.

London Economy League Red Cross Duchesses of Beaufort Sutherland Marchionesses Ripon Tullibardine Countesses of Yarborough Pembroke Mar Kellie Viscountess Ridley Wimborne de Rumsey Istinegton George Seppel Cyril Ward Women's Wear Economy League New Orleans United Fruit Marocijine Belize Gulf

Republican party announces primary ticket for Indiana County

The notice lists Republican candidates for sheriff treasurer prothonotary register and recorder commissioners district attorney auditor county surveyor coroner and other posts to be voted on at the September 21 1915 primary. It also announces non partisan Judge candidate J N Langham for the Fortieth Judicial District and J S Telford's petition dates, with authority cited under the 1913 act.

Republican Party Republican County Committee Act of Assembly Sheriff H. A. Boggs Indiana Leslie Parthon White John Russell J. T. Hoover Smickburg John M. Malcolm White Township J. Irven Shaffer George S. Griffith South Mahoning John W. Miller James M. Nichol Gust Mahoning James A. White H. M. Lowry Walter H. Jackson Register and Recorder J. Blair Sutton J. E. Weaver J. Clair Longwill J. M. Marshall John Bennett Blairsville W. B. Wagner Brushvalley D. P. Bothell Washington Township CG. M. Sides Ezekiel Somerville Cherry Tree J. W. Smith Canoe Township William W. Brilhart J. C. Moore East Mahoning Court of Common Pleas J. N. Langham Indiana Borough Fortieth Judicial District Indiana County J. Telford

First Fires and the Fire Invention Tale

County Auditor Miles C Young of Indiana Pa faces voters in the Democratic Primary on September 21 1915 The article muses on fire invention credit and credits the discovery to early humans who learned to rub sticks together to start flames referencing ancient lightning sparks and myths about bamboo forests igniting from wind friction.

Miles C. Young Indiana Edison Tudia

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