Unconscious For Hours Kills Blairsville Contractor
R Wilson Hawilton a Blairsville contractor injured Thursday while working on a building in eastern Kentucky died Friday. He fell from a scaffold in 108 degree heat. Post mortem blamed prostration. no bones broken. Survived by wife three sons a daughter who went to India as a missionary. Funeral held in Blairsville with Rev R E McClure. interment in Blairsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Wilson Hawilton
Blairsville
Kentucky
Blairaville
R. E. McClure
United Presbyterian Mission College
Mountions
Hamilton
South Mahoning Township
Matthews
New Florence
Kennedy
Hamilton & Fair
Normal
Indiana County
Wentmoreland
Cambria
Homer
Rodrey
Samuel
Annie
India
United Presbyterian’ Ccurch
Tho thousand attendFree Methodists camp meeting
An immense crowd gathered at White's woods for a Free Methodists camp meeting with about 2000 present. Rev Logan of Chicago preached the afternoon sermon denouncing railroads for Sabbath breaking and tobacco users. Evening service by Rev Zahneiser urged immediate salvation as meetings continue through next Sunday night with large offerings at each service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White’s Woods
Logan
Chicago
Indiana
Zahneiser
Greensburg
Tuesday Night's Dance at Idlewood Park
The regular invitation dance will be held at Idlewood park on Tuesday evening. Those holding invitations can bring their friends along. The Opera House Orchestra will furnish the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idlewood Park
Opera House
Homer Prospects Falter As Indiana Beats Homer City
Indiana Collegians upset Homer City to claim the county title at Normal Park last Saturday, winning 8 to 4 after a two hour rain delay. Pitching dominated the day with Livingstone and McConnaughy exchanging key innings, Guthrie and Wilcam delivering strong defensive work, and Fleming delivering two deep hits for Indiana while Homer’s errors opened the door for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Normal Park
Lste
Indiana Collegians
Livingstone
Homer
McConnaughey
Rumbaugh
T. Lucas
Philippe Fhit
RFH
Indiana
Voazsugol
Wilson
Fleming
McGregor
Hosack
Lucas
Balla
Seanor
H. Lucas
Guthrie
Mcfarland
Ross Daugherty
Local residents plan new house on South Seventh street
William Dearmie and his son in law John Gibson bought a lot between the Doney and Chapman homes and have contracted Indiana Lumber & Supply Co. for a modern dwelling to be finished in 80 days. Also advertised are dyeing and cleaning services by Indiana Dye Works at 647 Philadelphia street and 28 for 26c Ping Pong Photos at Piper's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dearmie
John Gibson
South Seventh Street
Doney
Chapman
Indiana Lumber & Supply Co
Editors Face Perjury Claims Over Fair Haven Press
The long running Blairsville court dispute over the Fair Haven press, once owned by Blakeville Courier, resurfaces. W. J. Lyda, owner of a Blacklick printing plant, accuses editors Charles J. Kerler Jr. and James A. Wolf of perjury after testimony about the press’s condition and papers printed on it. Both editors posted $500 bonds to appear before Squire J. A. Crossman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven
Blakeville Courier
W. J. Ayda
Charles J. Kerler, Jr
Jas. A. Wolf
Kerler
Wolf
Blairsville
J. Willia Wilson
Squire J. A. Crossman
Mr. Kerler
Blairsvile Courier
J. A. Stokes
Stokes
W. J. Lyda
Blacklick
Lyda
Stoken
Messra
Woolf
Four Auto Parties Travel Through Indiana on Sabbath
Four automobile parties toured Indiana on Sabbath with ideal weather. Mr and Mrs F Graff and children Thalia and Malcolm Graff and Arthur Fletcher from Bishaville joined Merrill Means and Brilhart from Punxsutawney in one machine. Mr and Mrs F G St Clair of Du Bois plus Mr and Mrs J A Hartman and Mr and Mrs John M Kelly of Latrobe joined A R Cartwright and party from Philadelphia. all dined together at the New Indiana House before continuing to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
F. MiGraff
Thalia
Malcolm Graff
Arthur Fletcher
Bishaville
Merrill Means
Brilhart
Ponxsutawney
F. G. St. Clair
DuBoia
J. A. Hartman
John M. Kelly
Latrobe
A. R. Cartwright
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New Indiana House
Dreamland Tonight Presents The Lovejoys Vaudeville Duo
Dreamland Theater offers a lively night with Charles the Jolly Old Rube and Hattie the Funny Maid as The Lovejoys in Cy Skribben's Courtship. A strong film feature accompanies the show. Admission is 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland Theater
Charles
Jolly Old Rube
Hattie
J R King and Sankey Speak at Christian Church
In a large audience Rev H Mahon and J R King spoke Sunday night on the life and work of Ira D Sankey. King, who traveled with Evangelist Sankey after Dwight L Moodys death, shared many reminiscences of their religious labors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Mahon
P.2r
King
Christian Church
Ira D. Sankey
Dwight L. Moody
Evangelist Sankey
Supt Colton Improves After Illness at Indiana House
Report says Supt J E B Colton of the American Union Telephone Co has shown marked improvement after weeks of serious illness at the Indiana House. The note also contains stray advertising lines about clothing, ice cream cones, and a business of Hill at 900-8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Colton
American Union Telephone Co
Indiana House
Hill
Detectives Nab Suspects in Kane County Court Actions
Kane County detective Josiah Neal arrests Matt Tulvacak held on multiple assault charges with Blaireville prosecutor Andy Gidelesa. Tulvacak to stay at Sheriff Wettling’s hotel until after September court. Stanley Shuminskey accuses Steve Goodrich and John Rudy of aggravated assault with stones. hearing before Squire J. A. Crossman on August 29. William Pugh arrested for disorderly conduct. hearing set Tuesday. Henry Hilty charged with surety of the peace and wife support. bail $500. Jesse Brickley, 13, faces P R R authorities for stealing iron. juvenile court action pending with additional arrests likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Neal Fs
Kane
Matt Tulvacak
Andy Gidelesa
Blaireville
Tulvacak
Sheriff
Constable Fleming
Clymer
J. A. Crossman
Squire Crossman
Ardley A. Hard
William Pugh
Ernest
William North
Ya. m
Henry Hilty
Eolri
Altoona Social Affair Opens Golf and Tennis Tourney
The annual golf and tennis tournament opens today at the Altoona Cricket Club under the United States Golf Association. The event runs through Saturday with social entertainments and planned house parties. The tournament ball Friday evening will be hosted by a committee led by Joseph Hassan Creighton, Harry Wilson Jr., and his wife Margaret Wilson, guests of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Creighton.
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Altoona Cricket Club
United States Golf Association
Joseph Hassan Creighton
Altoona
Harry Wilson Jr
Bieter
Margaret Wilson
Indiane
George W. Creighton
Post 28 to Take Part in Veterans Day Event
Indiana Post No. 283 G A R will meet at Odd Fellows hall on Wednesday August 26 at 10 30 a m and march to the P E R station to meet veterans of the 55th Pa Vols escort them to the Court House The Post will take part with the 65th in Court House exercises Admire the Gallant 55th Comrades honored by the post. Also a testimonial on Chamberlains Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy by H S Nichols Oakland Ind Ter says it cures quickly and is sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. M. McHenry
E. M. Lydick
Indiana
Odd Fellows’ Hall
P.E. R
55Th Regt
Court House
Qld
Chamberlain
Saya H
Nichols
Oakland
Ind
Local Misses and Mr. Clements Plan Pittsburg Trip
Mr and Mrs Joseph W Clements Mra W Fred Wettling Mrs Albert Wicks and Miss Mamie Perry will travel to Pittsburg on Topaday in a Clam p Gate automobile with Don Gotty driving the chasafu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Clements
W. Fred Wettling
Albert Wicks
Mamie Perry
Pittsburg
Topaday
Clamp Gate
Don Gotty
Reading Room Highlights Popular August Stories
The New Century Club Reading Room reports rising attendance as free books and magazines are available daily from 9 to 12 in the forenoon and 7 to 9 in the evening. Readers recommend August issues featuring stories such as When We Were Tramps, Anticipation of Clorinda, Bailey Seabright's Management, and The Old Beach Experiment among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
Tod
Century
Clorinda
Woman’s Home Companion
Caswell
Little Folks
Lades Home Journal
Cosmopolitan
Planeta
Ralston Home Scene Of Happy Birthday Celebration
Mary Realaton of Oakland avenue gathered relatives and friends at her home on Saturday to mark her 50th birthday. Dinner at 6:00 featured her children and married daughters with husbands and grandchildren. Several other relatives attended including Andrew Nealer Rose Keifer and Norris McCoy. Belle Realaton unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Realaton
Oakland Avenue
Jennie
Matilda
James
Pearl
Nora
Pred Nealer
Charles Kelgan
Indiana
Belle
Pittsburg
Andrew ‘Nealer
Rose Keifer
Robert and
Norris McCoy
Cure for Chronic Diarrhoea Trusted to Remedy Ad
John W. Zirkle of Philippi West Virginia reports his father’s eighteen month struggle with diarrhoea ended after one bottle of Champlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Sold by all druggists. Miss Bess Imbrie returns home from Kittanning. she’s with cousin Mrs. Wright Montgomery of Pittsburgh. Mr J Clinton Thomas family and Mrs Ella Knapp visit James M Knapp’s in Church Street for the Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
John W. Zirkle
Philippi
W.va
Chamberlain
Pilippi Republican
Ian
J. Clinton Thomas
Jouephine Clare
Ella M. Knapp
Brookville
James M. Knapp
Church Street
Indiana County Christian Endeavor convenes in Blairsville
The nineteenth annual Indiana County Christian Endeavor Union convention met Aug 20 and 21 at Blairsville Presbyterian Church. Delegates attended from multiple societies as sessions covered spiritual, temperance, and character topics led by J Frank Snyder, Rev S P Rogelo tt, and other leaders. Officers elected included J Frank Spyder president and Miss Clara Wherry corresponding secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
J. Frank Snyder
M. J. Firey
Kansas City
Kan
J.B. Fienniken
Blairsville
Veank Redding
Smtchesburg
Sonk Winning
E W. McParland
S. P. Rogeelott
Greensburg
C. E
H. D. Condron
Bisairssville
C.K
James FP. Chepman
Christan Service
M. Roy Samshir
Avonmore
Best for Indigestion Says Drumgula Resident
Mr A Coblanson of Drumgula Ontario has suffered indigestion for years and recommends Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best medicine. If troubled with indigestion or constipation try them. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. Price 25 cents samples free at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Coblanson
Drumgula
Ontario
Chamberlain
Greensburg Elks Booking Sets Wednesday Night Clash
Manager Harry Wilson has booked the Greensburg Elks for Wednesday. The Collegians will face a tough proposition as MecTighe and Eddie Cramer likely form the battery for Greensburg. John Dalton's famed South Fork team sought a date this week but Greensburg secured the first booking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilson
Greensburg Elks
Elks
MecTighe
Eddie Cramer
John Dalton
South Fork
Greensburg
Granulated sore eyes cured by salve sales in city
In 1903 a man from Henricus Ky recounted use of Wbuuderlain’s salve after a February request from a gentleman. He bought one box, used part of it, and his eyes cleared with no further trouble. The salve is sold by all druggists. Indigny Dye Works at 647 Philadelphia Street promotes local industry and invites patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marti Hoyd
Henricus
Thad Work Rejoins Michigan Carnival Show
Thad Work, the traveling carnival carrier known as the moeky-go road man, left Sunday to join Robinson's Carnival in Michigan. He made a special trip to operate his second carousel at the Richmond picnic in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Work
Robinson
Carnival
Michigan
Richmond
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H. Wilson Hamilton
W. J. Grorue
Miller Waughaman
Sarah Waughaman
K. Morse
K. Moras
Indiana Dye Works
Philadelphia Street
Piper's
Marshall Bidg
Piper
Mareball
Courter
Chas. Kerler
Dreamland
J.R. King
Sankey
Supt
Colton
Miley
Indiana Newa
Detective Neal
Harry Wilson, Jr
Mies
53Rd Regt
Ralston
HAPPY
Webrum
Dilltown
Horrell
Ford
Garver
West Fairfield
Westmoreland County
Christian Endeavor
Frank Snyder
Indigny Dye Works
Thad
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