New turn in cases against J Smith and others
Grand Jury list for next week includes five cases with J Smith as defendant for forgery of five notes held by Glen Campbell parties or by banks. Detective Ness presents Frank Carroll in a Stafford shooting case. Local cases involve Ed Hamilton accused by his wife, George Mench for furnishing liquor, and George Cruikshank granted a Villella robbery new trial after a witness not listed testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chine
Tozier
WF. Filkin
Grand Jury
J. Smith
Smith
Glen Campbell
Banka Inthia
Villella
Cruikshank
Thees
Fosco Family Reunited After County Care
Seven Fosco family members once under county care have been discharged as Marie Fosco recovers from typhoid fever at the Homer City area home. The family, originally from Jefferson County, lived in Homer City and moved to Clymer where the parents now reside. costs incurred will be paid by Jefferson County poor authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Fosco
Clymer
Frank Fosco
Fosco
Homer City
Brent
Wellioan
Marie
Fonces
Jefferson County
Poley’s Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Appeal
A personal appeal extols Poley’s Honey and Tar as a trusted remedy for coughs colds and lung trouble. It stresses no harm or unknown drugs, claims forty years of cures, and notes it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poley
al Druggiste
Foley
Magazine Agent in Indians Subscriptions Offered by Mr Smith
Praneie M. Smith is appointed as the authorized agent in this county for subscriptions to the Ladies Home Journal Saturday Evening Post and Success Magazine in combination with leading fashion and fiction magazines. For details contact Mr Smith at the Gazette office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praneie M. Smith
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Success
Mr. Smith
Gazette
Weather Watch Sunday Outlook
The weather section notes Sunday will feel like fall with moderate winds and a shift to variable conditions. Readings unspecified but the day trends toward cooler, unsettled weather.
Indiana Patrons Won't Be Left Waiting For Through Service
Change coming in January means better connections for Indiana residents via the Conemaugh Division. PB RR officials plan to rearrange schedules early in January to link Indiana Branch with trains 46 and 47 at Blairsville Intersection, with No 47 westbound stopping there to provide a connection to Indiana passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
A. M. Worder
W. W. Attarbury
PBRR
Conemaugh
Blaireville
J. N. Langham
Blairsville
W. Atterbury
Weddings and local notices blend in town gossip column
In a Thanksgiving ceremony Misa Frances Hops Irwin of Cherrytree wed Clyde Hugh Ogden of Clearfield at the bride’s father 8 L Irwin home with Rev Rishel officiating. and more nuptials unfold including J Lawrence Dole and Martha Laird Snedden, plus Mize Elyle Ruth Miller and J Henry Leppert, with details on residences and occupations. Local ads note shoe shipments, a chicken and waffles event, repair shop address in Indians, a bargain stove sale, and Kerr Studio promotions amid small-town life updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Frances Hops Irwin
Cherrytree
Clyde Hugh Ogden
Clearfield
L. Irwin
Rishel
M. E. Church
Lena Henderson
Deasa Tonkin
Mollie Buterbaugh
J. Lawrence Dole
Williamsburg
Martha Laird Snedden
Arcadia
Rev. Snook
Beech Creek Coal & Coke Co
Patton
Ebensburg
Mize Elyle Ruth Miller
Dale
J. Henry Leppert
Indiana Normal
Leppert
Ilinois Selling Co
Sheriff Wettling Sells Eight Properties in Local Sale
Sheriff Wettling disposed of eight properties at his quarterly sale held in the courthouse auditorium due to snow. Several parcels were sold to named buyers for amounts ranging from 50 to 2,900 dollars, while the Brushvalley M R Cooke sale and Plumville lot were postponed or overrun by court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wettling
Hig
Court House
M. R. Cooke
Brushvalley
R. I. Mehaffey
Plumville
Frank
Amelia
Felix Marino
Blacklick
Davis A. Palmer
J. EY
Mary
M. E
W. T. Cribbs
South Mahoning
G. A. Cribbs
L. F. Sutter
George Monro
Caroline M. Morrigan
William _Klingensmith
Wet Chestnut Street
W.S. Daugherty
G. Meade Marshall
Four youths arrested for disturbing Dixonville church meeting
Four young men clashed in front of the Wealeyan Methodist church in Dixonville on Sabbath night. State Constable arrested them for disturbing a religious meeting. three paid fines totaling about 70 dollars and were released, while the fourth refused to pay and was taken to Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wealeyan
Dixonville
Indiana
Barnesboro
Trouble Over a Note Sparks Family Larceny Case
Malinda Brown of New Florence is arrested for larceny by Kallee after a dispute over a note. Prosecutor is her brother-in-law J. N. Crossland. Crossland loaned $2,000 months ago, secured by an $81,000 coal stock certificate. He says he paid the loan last June and has not received the stock certificate back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malinda Brown
New Florence
Kallee
J. N. Crossland
Crossland
Abe Haa
Quarantine Lifts After Bertha St. Clair Recovers
Quarantine ends at the home of Thomas St. Clair after Bertha St. Clair recovers from a mild diphtheria attack. It was the sole quarantine in Indiana. Town reports five or six typhoid fever cases with favorable progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas St. Clair
Bertha
Indiana
Cherrytree Store Reopens in Fine New Room
Hawes Bros of Cherrytree reopen in a newly built store room 40 by 50 feet with two doors and plate glass fronts. The item mentions counterfeit money and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cough remedy sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawes Bros
Cherrytree
Iselin Works Paid Semi Monthly Wages Today
Semi monthly wages were paid at the Iselin works, totaling 8686.84, with the cash delivered in the morning via the B R P railway. Also noting Kerr Studio offering inexpensive Christmas gift pew styles of pictures for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iselin
B. R. &P. Railway
Kerr Studio
Gen White for High Office as G A R backs candidacy
At Post No. 28 G A R meeting a boom was started endorsing Gen Harry White for National Department Commander at the encampment next August. White, president of the National Association of Ex Prisoners of War, and officers were reelected for the coming year with S. M. McHenry as Commander and staff to be appointed before the January installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Harry White
National Department
Judge White
National Association of Ex-Prisoners of War
S. M. McHenry
William St. Clair
W. B. Swahl
W. A. Hossek
W. J. Wilson
Joseph M. Laughlin
J. W. Harbison
McHenry
Warren firm names Powers as cocoa nut oil bar supplier
Harvey N. Powers of Warren Pa has been appointed by Warren Specialty Co. to supply Indiana and nearby towns with Pore Cocoa Nut Oil Bar. It is sold as a soap like product at leading stores, 10 cents per bar or 3 for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey N. Powers
Warren Specialty Co
Warren
Indiana
Powers
Saltsburg Residents Plan Winter Florida Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Gill Stith and J. M. Rombach of Saltsburg left this week for Deland Florida to spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Moore and several other Saltsburg residents intend to travel to the land of oranges after the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill Stith
J. M. Rombach
Saltsburg
Deland, Fla
J. C. Moore
Birthday Surprise For Miss Peterman At Home
Miss Ema Peterman of Clymer avenue was surprised Friday evening as 13 friends gathered at her home to celebrate her birthday with games and music. C T U reception set for Monday at 7 30 in Tiffany building on South Seventh street. J Bert Deny, owner of a half interest in the New Moore Hotel, has purchased the Hotel Ford in Altoona. Homem ade Saver Kraut recipe and luxury flour mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterman
Ema Peterman
Clymer Avenue
Tiffany
South Seventh Street
Horse Frightened by Fire Injures Mrs Overdorff
Mrs. Frank Overdorff of Railroad avenue sustained a broken collar bone and a deep scalp cut when a buggy threw her after her horse shied near a fire on the road to Tearing Run bridge. Her daughter Flora was unharmed. both were helped to local homes and treated by Dr. St. Clair and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Overdorf
Railroad Avenue
Qverdorff
Joe Campbell
Guthrie
Paul Reed
Homer City
Campbell
Overdorff
John M. St. Clair
Indiana
Recent Deaths in Blairsville and Surrounding Areas
Obituaries report deaths of George F. Ringle 18 in Blairsville on November 20 survived by parents and sister. Absalom Scott 78 from near South Bend died November 24. Arthur Twosone and Robert in rural areas survive. Mrs. James Crusan 60 of Blairsville died November 30 leaving husband and five children. Mrs. William Wilson 78 near South Bend died November 30 from pleurisy with a large survivor list. Mrs. W R Stoughton died December 2 in Pittsburgh, daughter of James Lore of Blairsville. Funeral details by Rev. Pender, Miller, Kerechner, and Rev. W. W. Riley noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Ringle
Blairsville
George Ringle
John Leckemby
New Brighton
J. T. Pender
N. G. Miller
Methodist Church
Absalom Scott
Pear South Bend
Twosone
Arthur
Weatmoreland County
Robert
Girty
Kerechner
Rural Valley
South Bend
James Crusan
Blairaville
W. W.criley
The
Lutheran Church
William Wilson
Near South Bend
W.S. A. Wilson
John Wilson
Robert Wilson
Carnahan
George Long
iMre. Buckley
W. R. Stoughton
Charles
Pittsburg
James Lore
Local merchants advertise goods and sales in new room
H H Steving returns from Philadelphia with 2500 dollars in rugs for Holiday trade. S W Norris and J H Coalmer buy the livery stock of John Stroup and Glen Campbell, formerly C W McCrady’s stable. New room stocked with shoes for the family. Stoves promoted by Appleby and Peterson. Trimmed goods at 1 4 off. Oleomargarine sold at Fiecua’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Norris
J. H. Coalmer
John Stroup
Glen Campbell
C. W. McCrady
Ramsey Surveyors Continue Eastward Progress on Air Line
Satisfactory progress is reported on the New York to Chicago Air Line preliminary surveys. John Miller and Victor Baylor of town and other field corps will work through the winter. Ramsey engineers have moved from Sandy Ridge to Penns Valley and will base at Sunbury. The route in Penns Valley and toward the Muncy Mountains was shortened two and a half miles. Major changes near State College moved the road within two miles of the borough and near Tussey Mountain and Sankey's. The Sunbury route will occupy most of the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York To
Chicago Air Line
Philpsburg Journal
John Miller
Wictor Baylor
Ramsey
Sandy Ridge
Penn's Valley
Centre County
Sunbury
Penn’s Valley
Muncy Mountains
State College
Borough
Pointe
Tussey Mountain
Sankey
Young couple to wed after North Sixth Street engagement party
At a home gathering on North Sixth Street, Commissioner's Clerk and Mrs G Wilse Earl announced the engagement of their daughter Miles Ada Earl to Herbert Longwill of Longwill Brothers. Longwill is the second son of H H Longwill. Ada Earl is a trained nurse and Longwill is a candy salesman and former Old Boys basketball player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sixth Street
Commissionera’ Clerk
G. Wilse Earl
Miles Ada Earl
Herbert Longwill
Longwill Brothers
Mr. Longwill
H. H Longwill
Tenth Street
Mias Ear
Oatman Announces Dance Class and Evening Program
Oatman announces a dancing class on Wednesday December 5 at Library Hall. Light lunch and fruit punch will be served followed by a cinema at 7 8. Dancing until 9. The Pittburgh Schottische will be taught. Oatman’s New Orchestra led by Joe and Geo Graff will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claneon's
Pitteburg Schottuche
Oatman
Joe and
Geo. Graff
Country Kids Next Tuesday at Library Hall
A rural comedy drama titled A Pair of Country Kids plays at Library Hall next Tuesday evening. The lively country kids are praised for realism and charm, with actors who sing and dance. Scenic elements and 10 specials accompany the run. Tickets cost 20 35 and 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
Presa Club and Holiday Goods Adverts
Local listings promote a new presa club at the establishment with phrases about holiday work and delivery services. Indiana Dye Works and Appleby & Peterson push stoves and related goods while Kerr Studio advertises Christmas photos. Jim H. St. Clair and Serro's Superlative Flour also feature in the mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr Studio
Justin
Appleby & Peterson
Indiana Dye Works
Also Mentioned on This Page
Magazine
Ogden—Irwin
Dole— Snedden
Glenn—Beck
Lottie Beck
John Beck
Covode
John Glenn
Punxsutawney
Jim H
St. Clair
Jack
Seventh St
M. F. Donahugh
Philadelphia Street
Appleby & Peterson's
Elks’ Memorial
Rev. Teagarden
Sheriff Wettling
Cogswell
Nations Memorial
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elke
Hamlin
Beethoven
Exalted Ruler
S. M. Mc Henry
Cart
Ronald and
McCullough
W. B, Stahl
Thorny Orchestra
Frank Doberneck
J. A. Crossman
Sctuber
William Wrigley
U. Gessler
J. Elder Peeler
A. L. Gilbert
M.C. Watson Solo
H. G. Tesgarden
Punxsutawney Lodge No
America
Loney Orchestra
Lectin
Florida
Frank Overdorff
W. BR. Stoughton
Steving
H. H. Steving
Philadelphia
Jim H. St. Clair
Sun Be, Smith & Co
J. Fiecua
Engineer Corps
Miss Ada Earl
WED
Country Kids
Jeek Building
Serro
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