Local decline in holiday visitors and travels
A long list of residents and visitors from Blairsville, Vandergrift, McKeesport, Pittsburgh and nearby towns share holidays at homes around Blairsville. Names include George Bell, Lawrence Hasinger, Harry Ortz, Ed Mack, Emma and Helen Sweeney, Arthur Fleck, John Laughlin, Clara Howell, Mary J. Oulp, Thad Bash, Bart Daugherty, Frank Dorr, Otis Trainor, J. N. Banks, Garry Gessler, L. J. Amond, Charles Cunningham, Nellia Amsden, Marie Amsden, Armour McAnalty, J. S. McAnalty, Mrs. Finde, Vesta Bell, J. T. Bovober, Dave Fleck, Frank Wood, Henderson Wilson, Ade Rows, and others. A fall injured Mrs. Houk's wrist on North Wirth Street while en route to church.
Holiday visitors and Christmas notes in Blairsville area
Newport News and nearby towns host students and relatives for holidays. Local church music and a college lecture are announced. Notable visitors include Morrison from Allegheny College, Prothero from St. Albans, and Maher siblings from Seton Hill. A puzzle and jokes reflect community newspaper tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph M. Wilson
Newport News
Joseph Morrison
Allegheny College
Meadville
Hunter Prothero
St. Albans College
Galesburg
Ill
Fannie Travis
Duquesne
Presbyterian Church
Ada Rowe
Mary Cunningham
James Hedley
Allen Anderson
Muskingum College
New Concord
Charles George
Elyria
Emma Snyder
Wilkinsburg
Blairaville Friends
James Morris
Morgantown
W. Va
Harry L. George
Pittsburg
Campbell
Paul Maher
St. John’s College
Fordham
N. Y
Wisses Constance
Charlotte Maher
Seton Hill Seminary
Greensburg
Unseemly levity defined in New York Press dialogue
A brief exchange defines unseemly levity as when someone laughs at you. The line features Jimmy asking for the meaning and Tommy answering with the blunt, humorous definition from the New York Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Tommy
New York Press
For Sale Twin sleds and building lots in city
One pair two horse twin sleds new and cheap at $22.60. Three building lots offered cheap at George B Wilson's music store 660 Philadelphia. Brick building for sale on North Sixth Street store room 15 by 60 with second floor 15 by 86 and good cellar contact Roof & Eline Agents. Lost pocket book near Clawson's and Deposit Bank containing ten dollars and a door key. Lost between Library Hall and J H Brilhart residence a black fur boa. Reward for return to Gazette Office or J H Brilhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
City Grocery
George B. Wilson
North Sixth Street
Roof & Eline
Philadelphia Street
Clawson's
The
Deposit Bank
Gazette Office
Library
J. H. Brilhart
Oor
Oak
Notable Society Notes From Global Leaders and Elites
John W. Postar’s reelection as president of the Washington Society of the Archaeological Institute of America is announced amid a roundup of prominent figures. Fleury A. Coamins marks twenty years as YM of Newark secretary. Baron vonelder resigns after 27 years as Tavarian finance minister. Winslow S. Pierce rises as Western Maryland Railroad vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Postar
Washington Society
Winslow S. Pierce
Tice
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Joseph Eimagey, Jr
Fennsslvania College
Gettysburg
Amd Inter
University of Michigan
England
Charles I. Spurgeon
Vanderbilt
Ilan Nehi
Annan
Algiers
Versailles
Milo, Laloe
British Briefs From Dublin to London News Reel
An English Irish dictionary is issued by a Dublin clergyman. London paid 150 million dollars to acquire waterworks from private firms. water stored in 122 reservoirs and filtration covers 143 acres. Oak beams aged 1000 years from Blue Bell Inn Bedington made into furniture. Queen Victoria’s correspondence too voluminous for 1906 publication. portraits of eminent public figures to illustrate. Beck case revival prompts push for a criminal appeal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
London
Blue Bell Inn
Bedington
England
Adolph .Beck
Court of Criminal Appeal
Facts From France Stir News On Navy Submarines And Honors
The latest French submarines resemble fish tails at the stern. A Paris burglar slipped into a barrel of lard while fleeing a shop, sinking to his neck. More than 50,000 Frenchmen are in the Legion of Honor, with over 82,000 linked to the army. A Paris Metropolitan railway engine driver is the son of a French senate vice president, formerly minister of Arance. In Lot et Garonne, 126 doctors agreed to provide free medical care to the poor for $10,000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Legion of Honor
Paris Metropolitan
Arance
Lot Et Garonne
France
Hsts
Model Fashion Trends for Young Girls in Copper Tones
The Brooklyn Eagle notes furs like Caracul favored for young girls and Binart redingote in cloth and fur. Copper shades top the color list alongside shaded velvet trims. Chiffon velvet gowns suit afternoon wear while pear shaped spangles lead jewelry demand and brilliants rival the diamond in button fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Eagle
PERT PERSONALS and boxing, church gift noted
A Milwaukee item notes Mr Carnegie stressing a point while Cladwick departs to the library class. Nat Goodwin trains in boxing as many pugilists move to the stage. A New York church project receives a $200,000 donor. Russell Sage and Hetty Green appear in a light of innocence as suspects’ roll is read in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Dirs
Cladwick
Milwaukee Sentinel
Nat Goodwin
Goodwin
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
New York
Russell Sage
Hetty Green
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Diana
Indiana, Pa
Indiana Publishing Company
Walter H. Jackson
Carpenter Avenue
Indiana
Indiana PostoMes Ag
George Bell
Lawrence Hasinger
Whitteburg
Harry Ortz
Vandergrift
George R. Stewart
Pitesburg
Edgar Mack
Windber
Misaus Emma and
Helen Sweeney
Arthur Fleck
Branch
John Laughlin
East Liberty
Joseph Linghlin
Mise
Clara Howell
McKeesport
John R. Bryan
Mary J. Oulp
John Culp
Brashton
A. Culp
Harry Watson
Cambria Steel Company
Johnstown
Mrs. Thad Bash
Butler
Mr. Bash
Mra. W. D. Bash
Bart Daugherty
Frank Dorr
Lehigh University
Otis Trainor
John Miller
Rosa Sdaugherty
Altoona
Ebert Simpson
Hamill
Western University
Institute
J. N. Banks
York, Pa
State Bar Association
Garry
Brownie
Gessler
Maryland Medicalollege
Baltimore
L. J. Amond
Penn Row
St.Louis Exposition
Kansas
Charles Cunningham
Bellwood National Bank
2D. A. Cunningham
Nellia Amsden
Marie
Ouba
Mra
Armour McAnalty
Minneapolis
St. Louis Fair
J. 8. McAnalty
BR. F. Walker
Thomas Lowman
Blairsville
Della Mitchell
W. F. Hill
Frank Finde
Mr. Finde
Joseph Finds
Mise Vesta Bell
South Side Hospital
Mr. and
Mraugh M. Bell
J. T. Bovober
Southern
Arizona
Ehere
Dave Fleck
Saveming
Duttrburg
Pengme
Hamilton & Co
Wagemusic
Mir
Frank Wood
Blatraville High pBebook
Edward Beller
South Side
Jame Layton
Marion Street
Pittsberg
John Hoffman
Reid Street
George Grort
George Houk
North Wirth Street
Bouston Post
Flora
Dora
George
Detroit
Free Press
J. C. Smathers
Court House
the Hall OF Fame
No.yvo
Arddéum
Ernest
Creekside
Ridge Jung
Chamb'ville
Juneau
Ridge Branch
Ars
Ridge
Parkwood
W.leban'n
Clarksburg
Iselin
Bettas Punz'sy
DuBois
Falls Creek A
Bradford
Buffalo
Rochesver
arSbom
Punxsutawney
Puoxsutawney
Edward C. Lapey
Agett
Rochester
N.Y
Equitable
S.w.guthrie
India
ENN
Porkers
Geo. W. Graff
North 6Th Street
Pittsburg Life and Trust Co
H.J. Altsman
Farmers’ Bank Building
W. M. Cunningham
Iana
H. Sutton
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