Indiana County Fair posts higher treasury balance
At the annual Indiana County Agricultural Society meeting in the courthouse arbitration room, Treasurer A W Mabon reported a nest balance of 2661 27 in the treasury, about 9908 more than last year, signaling a strong fair season. Officers and managers were re elected, with several new vice presidents named from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Agricultural Society
Court House
Tressurer
A. W. Mabon
M. I. Jamison
David Blair
D. C. Mack
James MccGregor
Elder Peeler
James W. Mack
Clark
Glen Campbell
John McBrier
Marion Center
E Green
Plumville
Kiski Stars Honored In Scholastic Football Selections
R R Reed Shadyside coach picks the best Scholastic eleven with Bade-Page and Lewis at ends and Watterson at quarterback. Johnstown and Steelton teams are mentioned as strong contenders while Reed adds Kiseki players Gordon and Fawker to his reserve eleven. Mrs MecRaney endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Reed
Shadyside
DuBois Aigh
Bade
Page
Pitaburg
Lewis
Riski
Lemmons
Shadysige
Richarda
Pittsburg
Indergan
DuBois
White
Kiste
Donner
Shadyaide
Watterson
Kiski
Reed
Will Organize a Pressing Club Announcement
Will organize a pressing club at the establishment per patron requests. Lad ies garments pressed twice a month for 1.75 dollars, Gentlemen's two suits and two pairs of trousers for 1.75 dollars, for members only. Indiana Dye Works 647 Philadelphia Street. Tott
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Dye Works
Philadelphia Street
Tott
Smith Matthews wedding attended in Altoona
Miss Joan Matthews of the Webrum school attended her cousin Pearl Matthews wedding with Rev Bmytle of the U P ministry in Verona on Thanksgiving Day. A remedy note touts Foley's Honey and Tar for chest cold coughs and pneumonia with claims of quick cure by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Matthews
Webrum School
Altoona
Pearl Matthews
Bmytle
U P
Verona
Foley
All Druggiate
December Arrives With Sunshine And Balmy Breezes
The weather report notes December arrived today with bright sun and light winds. It forecasts tomorrow’s weather bringing snow.
Mrs Hickman Elected Secretary of New Century Club
The New Century Club met at Mrs Joan P F Clemopta house on Mast Philadelphia Street. Mrs J N K Hickman was elected secretary to fill a vacancy from Miss Jane Wilson’s resignation. Twelve new members joined the club and Mrs John B Hantings delivered a report on State Federation social features. A musicale is planned for December 14 at 2 59 pm at the Normal School with Blairsville club women as guests.
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New Century Club
Joan PF
Clemopta
Philadelphia Street
J. N. K. Hickman
Jane Wilson
John
Club Women of
Blairsville
Hunters Arrested By Game Warden In Pittsburg Case
Four Pittburghers facing charges for killing eleven rabbits on October 14, just before the hunting season opened. Bail set at under $300 each, to appear in Judge Chaseman's court on December 3. Arrest followed by Constable Alex Coyle. defendants include George W. Murray BH J. Dewitt John F. Peterson and R C Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoky City
Squire Crossman
Clarksburg
Dreamland Show Hits and Death in Verona
At Dreamland the Cliffords, W. M. Clifford and May Clifford, scored last night with a contordonial act and an illustrated May Clifford song. Tonight’s moving picture is The RoseThost Makes Everybody Dance. Admission ten cents. Dorcas Elder, 78, dies at Verona home, daughter of John Elder of Blacklege Creek. survived by siblings Wallace of Natrona and Mrs. Long, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. McNeil, Mrs. Randolf and others in Verona and Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Dorcas E. Elder
Verona
John Elder
Blacklege Creek
Clarksburg
Wallace
Natrona
Theae Aisters
Mary Long
Freeport
Julia Armatrong
New Kensington
Margaret MaNeil
Mes
Kirk Randolf
Real Estate Sale of Klingensmith Delayed to Dec 4 1908
The sale of the real estate of William Klingensmith on West Chestnut was adjourned from the Orphans' Court sale and will be offered again immediately after the sheriff's sale at the Court House on Monday December 4, 1908. W. S. Daugherty, Ex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Klingensmith
West Chestnut
Court House
W. S. Daugherty
Hiawatha by School Children in Dodson Webrum Event
Dodson school pupils near Webrum performed an excerpt from Longfellow’s Hiawatha in a drama last Wednesday evening. Special exercises were held at the Duncach school for the program with costs totaling 140 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson School
Webrum
Longfallow
Dancing School To-Night At Library Hall
Prof. Brooks conducts a dancing class in Library Hall this evening from 7:30 to 9:00 for instruction and from 9:00 to 12:00 for social dancing with good music. Frank Sutton of Washington returns to D C tomorrow. Ming Laura Cunningham of Pittsburg arrives tonight for Chapman Cunningham nuptials. Derrn’s Superlative Flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Brooks
Library Hall
Ming Laura Cunningham
Pittsburg
Chapman— Cunningham
Supt Chapman Weds Miss Bess Cunningham in Indiana County
Supt. James Fleming Chapman of the Indiana county schools will marry Miss Bessie Morrow Cunningham tomorrow at 10 o clock in the Presbyterian church, with Dr. Charles Rink and Miss Mabel Cunningham as attendants. A reception follows and the couple plan a brief wedding trip before settling in a brick house on South Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fleming Chapman
Indiana County
Bessie Morrow Cunningham
Samel Cunningham
F. §. Crawford
Presbyterian Church
Charles Rink
Shelccta
Indiana Normal
Mabel Cunningham
Elizabeth Crawford
Mr. Chapman
South Seventh Street
Miss Cunningham
New Indian House
Bertha Baylor
Converastion
Ware
Miss Bayior
Bessie
Mariel
Laura
Helen
Bess E. Cunningham
Phyllis Moorhead
Elizabeth Young
Linda Detwiler
Blanche Anthony
Indiana party heads to California for winter
Mrs A W Wilson and her daughter Mina Jane and grandson Harry Wilson depart Chicago for California to spend the winter. They will leave at 8 p m Wednesday and reach Los Angeles at 6 p m Saturday. Mrs Wilson’s son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs George R Stewart live in Azuka, a suburb of Los Angeles, and there the party will establish headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Wilson
Mina Jane
Harry Wilson
California
Chicago
Los Angeles
Mrs Leo Cost Returns Home After Operations
Accompanied by her private physician Dr Willard G Lent of the sanatorium at Wellsboro Tioga county Mrs Leo Cost returned on Monday to her home on Oak street She underwent two operations while in the Wellsboro hospital and is now well on the road to complete recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard G. Lent
Wellsboro
Tioga County
Leo Cost
Oak Street
Acquitted of Robbery in Peddler Beating Case
Tony Cararra, one of four men charged in the Sept 7 assault on peddler George Johns at Ise lin, was acquitted and discharged by Justice Croasman. Testimony showed the three attackers acted aggressively while Cararra was only a bystander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Cararra
George Johns
Iselin
Tragic Death Of Mrs Radcliffe In Glen Campbell
Mrs Annie Radcliffe formerly of Glen Campbell died descending stairs at her Glen Campbell home. Her daughter Edith heard a noise and found her mother motionless. Dr C W Hughes ruled death, heart trouble suspected. The family had moved to Punxsutawney recently, and she had suffered gall stones for years. Survived by 13 children among others, including James Radcliffe of Los Angeles and Ralph, a school principal, with several daughters and sons living across Pennsylvania and the West. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Redcliffe
Glen Campbell
Edith Radcliffe
Thompson Saddler
C. W. Hughes
Punxautawney
Mra Radcliffe
United Presbyterian Congregation
J. E. Neelon
Washington, D. C
James Radcliffe
Pouxsutawney
John
Pittsburg
Glen
J. A. Weber
Ponxsatawney
Valier Ia
B., R. & P. Railroad Company
Ralph Ia
Weat End
Cora
Missea
Ollie
Delsa
Pittaburg
James Ia
Los Angeles
Cal
William
Samuel
Pamed
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Charles Stafford
Pitteburg
Henry Gorman
Gipsy
Edith
Margaret Marorty
New Haven
The Long Legged Jack Big Rabbita Abound Near Big Run
Reports from the Panxaatawory Spirit describe an infestation of tall jack rabbits in the woods around Big Run and along the East Branch of the Mahoning. Hunters seek to learn their origin as these lean, pale rabbits with disproportionately long hind legs fascinate local observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Run
Mahoning
Rev Teagarten To Address Elks Memorial Service
The B P O Elks of this place hold annual memorial services in Library Hall on Sabbath after scoon Pec 6 at 2 oclock. Rev H G Teagarden of Puoxsu tawney will be the orator and eulogies will be given by Burgess James A Crossman Attorney J Elder Peeler and Hon M C Warren. Three lodge members died this year Frank Dobvernees Charles A Geesler and A L Gilbert. Prof Hamilh E Cogawell prepared a music program and several home lodge members will speak. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. O. Elks
Library Hall
Hamilh E. Cogawell
Frank Dobvernees
Charles A. Geesler
A. L.gilbert
Burgess James A. Crossman
Elder Peeler
M. C. Warren
H G. Teagarden
Puoxsutawney
Pennsylvania
Yeogarden
Home Lodge
Indiana
Murdered Man Known Here on Latrobe Steele Farm
Howard M. Steele a wealthy retired farmer was shot on a Steele farm near Latrobe Monday night. His wife a Fulton cousin of Joseph Fulton West Lebanon and related to the Scott and Gilbert families. The body was found by his son T. A. Steele who had been sent to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Steele
Steele
Latrobe
A Fulton
Joseph Fulton
West Lebanon
Snd
Scott
Gilbert
Mr. Steele
T. A
Dancing Class Patrone Meeting at Library Hall
On Wednesday night December 2 the patron of Prof Oatman s Dancing Class will meet at Library Hall. Prof Oatman s new music orchestra will furnish the music. The waltz and schottische will be taught. Me Joseph Graff will play a solo on the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Oatman
Library Hall
Farmers Institute Opens in Dilltown with Noted Speakers
A two day Farmers Institute opened in Dilltown on Monday. Speakers included Le W. Lighty of Haat Rer Hott CO Yomb and Christy Campbell of Armagh, Mrs. Mary Wallace of Pittsburgh, and De. G. Le Vearick of Selisburg. Lecturers sent by the Secretary of Agriculture conducted an ing ture in Blulraville last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
le W. Lighty
Haat Rer Hott
Yomb
Christy Campbell
Armagh
Mary Wallace
Pittsiney
de. G. le Vearick
Selisburg
Secretary of Agriculture
Blulraville
Mariacas disaster account and rescue in county mine
An account from the Navy unit Witiigten Ongerver 30 details the Mariacas disaster in the county. The article mentions officers and miners exploring the shaft Saturday evening after the explosion and notes Kalip Mee Kalip as among those lowered into the shaft while referencing Foley’s Honey and cough remedy available from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witiigten Ongerver
Navy
Harry
Mee Kalip
Kerr Studio Sittings for Chiis'mas Work on South Seventh
Do not delay cocaging sittings at the Kerr Studio on South Seventh Street for Chiis'mas work. Use "Luxury" Four and have good bread. U7 6t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr Studio
South Seventh Street
Fair Will Support Penrose for Senator
Representative R. Willia Fair of Westmoreland County in Pittsburgh on Monday stated his position on the Senatorial and Speaker contests. He will vote for United States Senator Boies Penrose in the Republican caucus and participate in the House organization caucus supporting Speaker Frank B. Melain. He plans to vote for Mr. McClain for presiding officer, praising him as able and fair, and would prefer the chairmanship of the Committee on Public Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Willia Fair
Westmoreland County
Pittsburg
United States
Boies Penrose
Fate
House
Frank B. Melain
Penrose
McClain
Anxiolegio
McPalr
McInjo
Basinger In Detlefs Class Surprise Cookout At Home
Readers at John Hasinger home on Wayne Ave discuss a surprise feast planned by the host. Mr Hasinger, inspired by Prof Detlefes cooking school fame, borrows an apron to outdo guests with a full lunch including roast oysters sweets and canned goods. Mrs Hasinger assists in serving as the tale ends with a moral for husbands to let wives lead Christmas sewing and audiences learned to share kitchen tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hasinger
Wayne Avenue
Uber
Oscar
Waldorf
Personal Appeal for Foley Honey and Tar Cure
An appeal touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a safe cough and throat remedy, claiming it avoids harmful drugs and has decades of proven cures. It also mentions a carpet sweeper repair shop run by M. F. Donahugo at 1175 Philadelphia Street, Indiana, and urges getting holiday work finished for a smoother film completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Uggelots
M. F. Donahugo
Sosing Machles
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fair Treasury
White, Lewis and
Alexander
Myre. MecRaney
Prenties, Miss
Woley
All Druggiste
Hickman
Dreamland
Dorcas H. Elder
Klingensmith Property
Hiawatha
Frank Sutton
National Capital
Derrn
Chapman
Bess Cunningham
Rink
Bobzein
Mina Florence Rink
Ths Place
Edward Bobzien
Louisville
Macon
St. Augustine
Mina Rink
Florida
Georgia
Ia A Ao
John G. Hardwick
Misa Ruth E. Slicker
Conemaugh Township
John Krumm
Orino
Kerr’s
Anna Radcliffe
Punxsutawney
Hernando Desoto Pennman
Hernando DeSoto Penoman
Manor
Thompson Run Coal Co
Manoor
Frank
Albert
Hernando
Alex Jones
Rev
Teagarten
Elks
Farmers’ Institute At
Dilltown
All Druggiars
FAIR
M’clain
Detlefs
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