Presbyterians' Week of Prayer Begins Across Five Indiana Churches
Five Indiana churches open the annual Week of Prayer starting tomorrow with services led by their pastors and congregational helpers. Each evening features special music. Rev J M Welch leads Second U P Church meetings. Rev F J Fosmxtown preaches January 16 17 18. Dr J Day Brownlee conducts First U P Church evenings. Mrs N Wylie Stephenson addresses Juniors and attends as guest of Mr and Mrs G P McCartney. Rev Henry Mahon to lead Christian church services next week. Baptist Week of Prayer led by Dr H F King. Dr J W Cary of Methodist Church announces tomorrow services. grip illness limits Rev Lewis Hey Lutheran to one sermon tomorrow. Dr T B Gilbert to preach first sermon at Christ Episcopal Church tomorrow with monthly communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Presbyteriana
J. M. Welch
U. P
J. Day Brownlee
N. Wylie Stephenson
North Side
Pittsburg
Methodist Church
Lewis Hey
Lutheran Church
T. B. Gilbert
Keokuk
Chbriat Episcopal Church
Gilbert
Punsontawney
Dreamland Theater Tonight at the Palace and Rink
Tonight's show features Dreamland Theater with color scenes from Hue Beard's era and a conclusion where women rule. Admission five cents. Also at the Palace Skating Rink two trick bicycle riders perform Monday and Tuesday. A new film of music is ready for tonight. Chicken and waffles served at Claweon restaurant from 6 to 12 tonight.
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Dreamland Theater
Hue Beard
the Palace Skating Rink
Indiana
Claweon Restaurent
Two Trainmen Injured in Erie Railroad Collision
Two trainmen were slightly hurt when a coal train on the Clearfield and Cresson division of the PRR bumped into a freight train at Beulah Road near Edenaburg Friday afternoon. The impact left the coal engine and four cars out of service, tied tracks for four hours, and passengers were transferred to another train from Kaylor's. Misunderstanding of orders is blamed. engineer Raymond A. Parrish of Altoona and the freight conductor sustained bruises but no serious injuries.
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Clearfield & Cresson
Beulah Road
Edenaburg
Kaylor
Raymond A. Parrish
Altoona
Mrs Wilson Hosts 110 Guests at Church Street Gathering
Mrs Mary E Wilson hosted 110 guests at her Church Street home Friday night with attendance from Dr John D Wilson and Miss Alice May Wilson. Out of town visitors included Dr and Mrs Poot Reed Miss Apna St Clair of Homer City and others from Johnstown Pittsburg and Clymer. A sumptuous collation was served by the Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society. Dr Wilson departed for Philadelphia to serve as assistant to Dr Kopelin at Jefferson Medical College. Alice May Wilson plans to return to Chicago to teach in a grammar school on the North Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Wilson
John D. Wilson
Alice May Wilson
Church Street
Poot Reed
Misa Apna St. Clair
Homer City
Olive Buterbaugh
Johnstown
Francia Glover
Pittsburg
H. Ney Prothero
Clymer
Ladies’ Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
Wilson
Philadelphia
Kopelin
Vns Jefferson Medical College
Ais
Misa
Chicago
War fleet sails to the Pacific and students return
Albert W. Miller reports the great Uncle Sam fleet moving toward the Pacific after crossing the equator. D W Hamilton a Washington crew member from Ambrose was hospitalized in Buffalo due to long illness and Mrs Hamilton is also ill after a Philadelphia hospital stay. College boys resume studies with Paul Meek and John Sutton back at Princeton and Robert Sutton at Chester Military Academy. Milton Guthrie and Audley Mabon at Lafayette while James Jack studies at Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Miller
Uncle Sam
Pacific
Alonzo Miller
Equator
al Sey
Washington
D. W. Hamilton
Ambrose
Buffalo
N. Y
Paul Meek
John Sutton
Princeton
Robert Sutton
Chester Military Academy
Milton Guthrie
Audley Mabon
Lafayettce
James Jack
Agale
Yale
Last Day to File Applications for Liquor Licenses
Landlords from a directions of the county visited Indiana this week to file applications for liquor licenses. The final revenue will be made by evening and the entire list of applications will be announced early next week. Rev. John D. McBride has accepted a call to the College Hill Presbyterian church at Beaver Falls.
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Indiana
Hquor
Gong
Beaver Falls
John D. McBride Haa
College ‘Hill Presbyterian Church
First Surveys Complete the Ramsey Line Through Town
Joseph Ramsey, president of a proposed New York to Chicago railroad, left Indiana for Pittsburg escorted by General Harry White and other leaders. Engineers could not survey due to rain. the survey corps worked all day Friday. The route runs through Indiana county, avoiding large streams between the Kiskiminetas and S uquehanna rivers, and will spur northern town real estate booms. Indiana county surveyors named: John Miller, Guerney Trainor, Winter Baylor, John Graves, and Charles McClain.
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Joseph Ramsey
New York
Chicago
Indiana
Pittsburg
Harry White
Pega
Alligon Farm
West End
Green
Lota
William St. Clair
Judge White
Round Top
Wolfgang Vogel
North Fifth Street
White Township
Crooked
Twolick
Four Days of Court Over Fence Dispute Near End
John K. Mikesell sues F. M. Keibler over cows trespassing on a five acre tract and fence damage totaling about 200 dollars. Judge Telford presides as both sides present numerous witnesses including Mikesell, Gordon, Laird, and Pattison for the plaintiff, and McCrea Oliver Wonder Lyon Long Davis Stewart Moorhead Mack Hunter Laird Mornee Neal for the defense.
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Mikegell
K. Mikesell
J. A. Gordon
M. K. Laird
R. H.wilson
John Graham
T.M. Graham
A. B. Mikesell
J. S. Overdorff
Stewart
D.lyon Moorhead
Joseph Mack
Mott Hunter
George Morneé
J. M. Neal
Summer
M. Jack
John A. Scott
Todays Chat About People You Know
A string of brief items lists residents visiting, traveling or attending events in towns like Townstown Livermore Blairsville and Johnstown. Names include Bartlebaugh McCurdy Rutledge Calhoun Miller Orr Waddell Quown and others with mentions of court, opera attendance seminars and a local dance school.
Improvements Near Greensburg by Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans to add two tracks and new facilities near Greensburg to handle heavy traffic. A station, updated grade alterations, and terminal work are projected at about 80 000 dollars for the station and near a million dollars for the track expansion. About one hundred trains daily are delayed ten minutes. officials aim to reduce detentions and improve freight movement.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Greensburg
Shorter Runs on the Pennsylvanian Railroad
The Pennsylvania railroad reorganizes long freights under the eight hour law. Crew limits shift from 24 to 16 hours for Pittsburg to Altoona trips, with rest at Altoona before return. Washington Birthday Memorial Day and the Fourth fall on a Saturday, creating triple holidays this year due to February 29. Edith Freeman named assistant music instructor at Blairsville College.
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Pennsylvania Railroad 1A
Pittsburg
Altoona
Washington
County Officials Close Up 1907 Finances in Court
Commissioners have filed dogs tax receipts and miscellaneous fees totaling small damages. A majority of matters were recorded at the Court House with 95 wills probated and licenses granted. Officials prepare a clean page for the current year as year end procedures proceed.
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Ness
Obituaries Chronicle Local Deaths and Families
Recent deaths include Joseph McCrae McCracken of Derry Treland area. John Smith Derry, and multiple descendants noted with 12 grandchildren and 47 greats. Services led by Rev G A Sheets in Richmond and funeral details at Blainely cemetery. Other notices mention Mrs Morgan of DuBois, Charles Grumbling Sr of Seward, and Mrs Margaret Hammar Biding of James Elder Philadelphia with interment plans.
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Joseph McCrae
Joseph McCracken
Citizen
Daniel Smith
Boro Derry
Treland
Thowaz
Tingare
D. J
Dee
Alex
Gipsy
J. J
Creekside
William Gardner
Bell
Sarah
Dai Gipsy
Ann
John Richmond
Emma
Love
Methodist Church
Richmond
New
G. A. Sheets
Maine
Charles Grumbling
Seward
Pever
Margaret Hammar Biding
James F. Elder
Philadelphia
Blaizeviile
aCe
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Presbyterians’ Program
Dr. Crawford
Clearfield
Cresson Road
Parrisa
AL Miller
Haakend
New York Central
GC. B. C
Rossiter
Coasi
Ramsey
South Fifteenth
North Fifth Streets
Blacklick
John K. Mikesell
F. M. Keibler
W. A. Bartlebaugh
Townstown
M. McCurdy
Livermore
William Mc Nuts
Somer City
Ads Rowe
Blairsville
Albert T. Rutledge
Elias Paul
George S. Paul
Tohnatown
William R. Calhoun
Car
Blairaville
Hall Sexton
Gazette
Mize
Anne Bruce
Mrs
Mary B
Bruce of
Oaketrest
Charles H. Miller
Beaton
Johnatown
Homer H. Waddell
Leevhburg
J. Wilse Thompson
Railroad Avenue
Grave Orr
Martha Orr
Garry McQuown
East Church Street
Mr. Mc Quown
Punx. Bubawney
Frank B. Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
Cheyenne Wyo
Ft Morgan
Irving’s
Altoons
William P. Marclay
Fifth Regiment
Kelm
Green Avenue
Seventh Street
Haslett-Miller
Roy Hazlett
Vandergrift
Mies Borths Miller
Harry Miller
Baptist Parsonage
J. Thomas Davin
Pancing School
Prof
Brooks
Thoreday
Ling
Gad Wosial
Opera House
State Pharmaseutical Board
Marion Center
John Barber
Grove City
John Meckay
James Couch
Punxautawney
Misa Edith McGare
Charles Park
State College
Gilmore Bell
Gilaiare F. Bell
Savan
Creekeide
Pennsy
Tricka
Biaskaville
Edith Freeman
Blairaville College
New England Conservatory
Haat
South Sixth Street
Roberta
Clawson
Joseph Standage
John F. Steving & Co
Gale
J. M. Stewart & Co
Madill & Son
Phils
Rela Ib
S. W. Morgan
Aingering Libeas
Morgan
Fburg
du Boia
Tar Bayd
Charpy
Decenand
Blainely
Charles Grumbling, Jr
Mire
James F. Eldar
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