Indiana Teacher Married in Ohio
Frank Ernest Work principal of the Indiana Schools and Miss Edith Dodds a Fort Pitt primary teacher were married by Rev. Jerry B. Work in Cincinnati after meeting at the Palace Hotel. The couple planned to spend holidays in Indiana and Pittsburg and reside in the McLain Davis house after January 1. Miss Dodds is sister of James S. Dodds. Work is University of Michigan trained and formerly superintendent of the Second ward School.
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Cupid
Frank Ernest Work
Indiana Schoola
Edith Dodds
Fort Pitt
Pittsburg
Jerry B. Work
Tranquility
Palace Hotel
Cincinnati
Work
Miss Dodds
Mia
Jamee Dodds
Cincinnat
Rev. Work
McLain Davis
South Seventh
James 4. Dodds
Miss Doida
James S. Dodds
Water Street
Second Ward
University of Michigan
James F. Chapman
Laudermilch Sensation Recalled in Sudden Death
Henry C Laudermilch aged 53 building contractor died Sunday morning at his home 723 Oakwood Brushton after a short illness He was born in Pittsburg lived there most his life came to Indiana 25 years ago Returning to Pittsburg he started contracting business He married Margaret Sickenberger who survives with three children Mrs Mary McKee Pittsburg Mrs Clara Craig and John Laudermilch at home Funeral services Tuesday at 2 pm with interment in Woodlawn cemetery The death recalls his father’s mysterious disappearance five years ago in White township
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Henry
L Pattison Co Promotes Comfort and Music on Philadelphia Street
The L Pattison Co invites customers to browse at 132 and 732 Philadelphia street offering comfortable furnishings and home music. Advertising claims Leetn's Superlative Flour Luxury Flour is unbleached with purity causing its whiteness.
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The
L. Pattison Co
Philadelphia Street
Weather note brightens day with teachers’ smiles
The Weather section for Tuesday reports partly cloudy skies. It notes that the sight of teachers will brighten the day, implying a school or community event that lifts spirits despite the weather.
Workhouse sentence for George Mench
Judge S J Telford this morning imposed sentence upon three men convicted at last week's court In a half dozen assault and battery cases where the costs were divided George Manch of town was given 60 days in the Allegheny county work house for furnishing liquor to men of intemperate habits George Luker of Rayne township is to serve one year in the workhouse for adultery William Pearce of real New Kensington who took a horse from John Spencer of Canoe township was sent to the workhouse for six months Ed Hamilton charged with surety of the peace George Crookebank convicted of taking beer from Vilella s place and Sidney Ann McDermott Luker s partner in crime will be sentenced January 4
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S. J. Telford
Telford
George Manch
Allegheny County
George Luker
Rayne Township
William Pearce
Real New Kensington
John Spencer
Canoe Township
Ed. Hamilton
George Crookebank
Vilella
Sidney Ann McDermott
Iuker
Three Killed in Clare Michigan Dynamite Blast
Letters received by Jacob and Moses Kanarr recount a fatal explosion in Clare Michigan on October 20. Lydia Quick and her sons Harry and Louis Kanarr died, while John Kanarr, father to the brothers, died later. The blast occurred when dynamite was heated in a kitchen stove and one brother closed the door as the other carried a stick outside. The Kanarr men died instantly. Mrs Quick perished twelve hours after the incident.
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Jacob
Moses Kanarr
Clare
Michigan
Lydia Quick
Harry Kanarr
Louis Kanarr
John Kanarr
Kanarr
Quick
Eldersridge funds aid aims to save academy
Alumni pledge hundreds to save Eldersridge Academy from sheriff’s sale with trustees hoping to cover all debt within a month. Thel Pattison Co advertises music books and piano sales. Clark’s Studio offers half price framed pictures. Indiana National Guard spring inspections listed by inspector general.
Gala Week Opens Indiana County Teachers Institute
The fifty-seventh annual session of the Teachers Institute of Indiana county opened with 344 of 359 teachers present. Gov. John A. Johnson of Minnesota will lecture on The Majesty of the Law. Notable instructors from George School, National School of Oratory, Ohio State, and more attend. Evening programs include lectures, concerts, and chalk talks by prominent figures as organizers outline a busy week.
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Teachers’ Institute of
Indiana County
F. S. Crawford
Presbyterian Church
Prof. Chapman
Bustial Institute
Association
John A. Johnson
Minnesots
Points on People from Indiana Area News
A string of social notices lists residents visiting, returning or traveling. A.A. Simpson registered at the Crystal Hotel in Joclnatown for a vacation. Boyd Gatty returns from Medico-Chi Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sickenberger visit Homer City. Mrs. Howard Fair of Uniontown guests of A. T. Moorhead's family. D. E. Thompson of Bishaville visits. G. M. Harmon and Walter L. Harmon from Creekside business in Indiana. Hazel St. Clair expected home from Oswego. Mary Oriley of Blairsville to spend Institute week at G. W. Karl’s home. Miss Lou Anthony of Wilkinsburg to be home Thursday. Della and Nora Swee teaching at Charles school arrive. Mrs. Carl B. Cranmer of Iselin with Septe ACRENEY and Carl visit Mrs. W. A. Moore. Former Jury Commissioner J. Becott McGahey from East Mahoning accompanies daughter for first day of institute. Mrs. Edmund R. Kubas of Turtle Creek to spend Christmas with J. M. Cunningham family. Laon M. Ansley of Western Union recuperating from illness. niece Dorothy Winton recovering from typhoid. Robert Hay of the Second National Bank, Pittsburg, returns after visit with Rev. Lewis Hay. Oscar St Clair, with Jane St. Clair remains Chicago-bound, formerly with Chicago Railways Co., now city salesman for electrical firm.
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Robert Hay
Second National Bank
Pittsburg
Bis
Lewis Hay
South Sixth Street
Oscar St. Clair
Jane St. Clair
Chicago
Indiana
Windy City
Chicago Railways Co
Conners in Florida Orange Groves and Family Deaths
J C Conner’s daughter Huma returns from Florida where Henry and George Conner own extensive orange groves and a noted orange and lumber venture. The firm Conner and Shallenberger is cited for an orange grove view, with $330,000 paid four years ago and a recent $60,000 offer rejected. profits reported at 3212 percent annually. Also noted is the funeral of Ben the Bryan horse, followed by the family, and a history of Mat and Ben racing at county fairs, with Mat living to 26 and Ben into old age.
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Huma Conner
J. C Conner
Henry
George Conner
Barto
Fis
Florida
Henry Conner
Cherrytree
Fortune
Southern
Conner & Shallenberger
Conner
Harry Bryan
Pon
Ben
Bryan
Matt
Mat
Harry Bryam
Ban
Bie
Men
Horze Heaven
Blaze Sweeps Town in Mahaffey Prey of Flames
A major fire in Mahaffey Pennsylvania caused about 25000 dollars in losses. The blaze started in a livery stable and spread through the street aided by a stiff breeze. A trick horse valued at 500 dollars perished. The McCracken building burned but the fire was halted by a hose from a tannery. Families fled with goods as the blaze raged.
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Mahaffey
Punxsutawney
Cleanfield County
McCracken
Frank Flynn Jr
W. B. Mobeer
Reward Offered for Information on Sign Destruction at J. J. Fiscus Lot
Notice announces a $5 reward for information leading to a conviction of the party who damaged J. J. Fiscus restaurant sign on his lot between Woolen Mill and Depot. Also items note poultry for sale at Sanitary Dairy Co. and a string of local visitors and residents from Blairsville, Harrisburg, Shelocta, Indiana, Columbia, Philadelphia in town or passing through.
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J. J. Fiscus
Local wagoner to sell Ward's Mother's Bread daily
L Fowler has secured the agency for Ward and Mackey’s famous Ward's Mother's Bread. He will receive daily shipments and deliver the loafs from his wagon to any part of town.
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L. Fowler
Ward & Mackey
Ward
Christmas Dinner Notice At J J Fiscuw Restaurant
Persons wanting Christmas dinner at J J Fiscuw s restaurant please notify him on or before Tuesday evening. No fake sale but an absolute fact about framed pictures at Clark s Studio.
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J. J. Fiscuw
Clark
Pinang Pictures
Banjo Virtuoso E P Stinson at Dreadnard Tonight
A touring showcase features E P Stinson, famed banjoist who played before the Prince of Wales and now performs in Indiana at Dreadnard Theater tonight. Also on the bill is a Lincoln life-portrait at Dreamland Theatre, with Cramer and Fitzpatrick performing and Clara Gray offering an illustrated song Sometime. Admission is 10 cents.
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E. P. Stinson
America
England
Prince of Wales
King Edward
Stinsons
Indiana
Dreadiard Theater
Lincoln
Ford Theatre
Washington
Dreamland Theatre
Cramer
Fitspatrick
Clara Gray
Millinery Stock Cleared in April Sale at Dugan Store
Millinery shop ends business sale offers large reductions on hats feathers flowers ribbons and velvets. Two show cases and other items must be sold regardless of cost as store plans to quit. Store open every evening at Brecek street Philadelphia Street Dugan 94 6t. Also notes a janitor Lovelace receiving a charms gift from teachers and a candy box from students. Also a hall of framed pictures at Clark's Studio.
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Antil Brececk
PL & E. Dugan
Phila St
Christmas Tree and home goods ad in 46 North Sixth area
Fragmented ad copy promises Christmas trees of all sizes at 35 and up with delivery from McAdoo a restaurant at 46 North Sixth Street, plus unrelated lines about framed pictures at Clark's studio and odds and ends for home goods and repairs in Indiana and Pepper.
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McAdoo
North Sixth Street
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Ernest Work
Minnesota
Tadiana Roller Mills
Hetrick & Wil
Baldwin March
Ellington
Evangeline
the L. Pattison Co
Leetn
Wrather
George Mench
Eldersridge
Mre. Townsend
Old Eldersridge Academy
Mary Jane Townsend
Thel. Pattison Co
Frank G. Sweeney
National Guard
Blairsville
Clark's
Stadio
L. Pattison Furniture Co
Three Shining Lights Institute Week
Gov
Gera P. Rene
Lex Francis Lybarger
County Institute
Supt
J. F. Chapman
Oratory
Philadelphia
Lowdon
Ohio State University
Columbus
James E. Ament
Indiana Normal
Jerry March
Girard College
Charles Dobson
Grove City College
Grove City
Mabel McCreight
Singers and Players’ Club
Uncle Sam
Alton Packard
Puck
Lee
Francie Lybarger
Amphion
Chapman
H.D. Condron
Joseph E. Weaver
Cherrytree Schools
J. F. Runwell
Rossiter Schools
Edna Sansom
Jessie Fulton
West Lebanon
Pearl Allison
Homer City
Arvilla Snyder
Center Township
A.A. Simpson
Crystal Hotel
Joclnatown
Boyd Gatty
Eleventh Street
Medico-Chi
Samuel Sickenberger
Howard Fair
Uniontown
A. T. Moorhead
D. E. Thompson
Bishaville
D. HB
G. M. Harmon
Walter L. Harmon
Creekside
Hazel St. Clair
Ninth Street
Oswego, N. Y
Mary Oriley
G. W. Karl
Lou Anthony
Wilkinsburg
Railroad Avenue
Thoreday
Della
Nora Swee
Charleri School
Carl B. Cranmer
Iselin
Pe Acreney
Carl
W A. Moore
DuBois Courter
J. Becott McGahey
East Mahoning Township
Edmund R. Kubas
Turtle Creek
J. M. Cunningham
Church Street
Misa Laon M. Ansley
Western Union Co
Dorothy Winton
Conners
J. C. Conner
Sanitary Dairy Co
Carpenter Avenue
RR. W. Haas
Harrisburg
T. B. McGillick
William Robinson
Shelocta
T. A. Kerr
T. Beary
Coulter Wiggins, Esq
J.C. Pease
W. Klingensmith
Banjo
Abraham Lincoln
Dreamland
Lovelace
W. A. Lovelace
Clarks Studio
Dean
M. F. Depalugh
Bewing Machine
Sam
Bribart
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