04 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1910
Page
1
Fragmentary notice discusses postal matter related to Second Class Mail in Indiana. No clear person or organization fully readable. reads as a local postal label or stamp notice with ambiguous details.
Ed Hanson of Rural Valley visits town. D H Clark of Indi ana Street Railways Co. visits. Milas Ethel Stuchell returns to Glassport to teach. Hilda Bruce travels to Johnstown to resume school work. Mr and Mrs S A Thompson return from St Augustine. Jerry Keith of Green township spends time in town. Brown of Conemaugh and Clark Crawford return to schools. C M Kennedy of Blairsville and others at New Indiana House. Mrs Harry Mahaffey arrives to be with her father, David Mullen, who is ill. Mrs S Levine visits Lewistown and Sunbury. Annd Mullen return from holidays. William Hall returns to Vaughan after visit. Mrs Agaia Shrum returns to Wheaton. Tresan Lintz teaching art in Detroit on leave from high school. Mary Moorhead, Freeport teacher, visits home and attends Armstrong County Institute. Guests at New Moors include L B Lewis Johnstown and others from Ebensburg Punxsutawney Gary, Carol, G E Humphrey, Punx.
County Auditor S. Gibson and Adam P. Lowry of Indiana and R. Desce of West Wheatfield township met in the Arbitration room on Monday to initiate the annual bank inspection. Mr Gibson was elected president of the board and Mr Hood serves as secretary. Auditors begin review of the merchandise appraiser’s books and will first examine documents to be sent to the state as reports.
James Calhoun of Church Street slipped on ice near Sixth Street Monday, a gash opened on the back of his head and he lost consciousness. He recovered enough to reach his home and is reported under care. A postal note advises contacting Thomson’s agency in Indiana, Pa. to correct records.
Warm spell and drizzle revived creeks with little damage. O C F members held a smoker, and workers at the incubator factory gifted their foreman Harry Kerr a rocker. Indiana youths joined a trolley party for chicken and waffles at Arlington hotel. Edward St Clair visits Vandergrift. Lilia Ebey returns from Indiana. Joseph A Wilson travels to Cherrytree to see his son then visits Thomas Wilson. A surprise birthday gathering for Florence King's daughter enjoyed refreshments and merriment.
A model school will open on Thursday January 6 as announced. The event marks the start of new sessions and is expected to involve local officials and families.
In Akron Ohio on January 4 Charles Schmidt a tire worker killed Teresa Barnhart a boarding house keeper on Chestnut Street in front of her home and then, after fleeing all night, shot himself in the head at the same location. Schmidt reportedly acted from jealousy and left behind a Pittsburg husband.
Trustees of the Marchand Summer Normal secured J. J. Henderson of Creekside and Willis McFarland of Indiana to conduct the school this coming summer. Henderson is a noted teacher and McFarland, principal of the Third Ward School, is seen as a strong fit for the project.
Yonight's program at the Star Theatre features Finnegan's Initiation a comedy Martyr or Crank a drama and Harlequin's Nightmare E B Campbell opens a grocery store in the storeroom at 10385 W Philadelphia Street in the former Campbell Fox drug store space.
David Fox, known as a druggist, has accepted a position as a prescription clerk at J Hildebrand's Drug Store. Pneumonia follows a cold but Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough heals the lungs and expels the cold from your system. Sold by all druggists.
Elderton resident A. A. Calhoun is elected mercantile appraiser for Armstrong County by the county commissioners. An advertisement touts Easy Money on stove prices from Appleby & Peterson and claims jewelry deals at Irving’s with various offerings.
A 1909 dinner party centers on loyalty and truth as Miss Laura Catherwood and Herbert Glenn debate supporting a lover who commits a crime. The host reveals a guest’s missing brooch, leading to a tense search and confession. Glenn returns to Laura after a dramatic reconciliation.
Hamilton B McFeaters a Civil War veteran dies of paralysia at his Seward home on Monday. Funeral Wednesday marks his birth anniversary. He will be buried in Grandview cemetery Johnstown. Survived by wife Celia Annie Graham two sons George H McFeaters James McFeaters and a daughter Mrs John Sel. Relatives Columbus McVoy and Mr Mrs McGoy will attend from Morrellville and Johnstown this evening.
Word reached Indiana that Add. Sickenberger a Mitchell Mills native died Monday in Mobile Alabama. The cause of death was not stated and the remains will be brought to his old home for interment.
Wanted young men to learn automobile business by mail and prepare for chauffeur and repair positions. Ten weeks to expert status with job placement and high pay. Also seeking a railroad office and platform worker who is a capable penman and hustler earning $54 monthly. Apply at Gazette office.
Strayed dog described as black and tan hunting hound sought for return. Information leading to its location should be reported to the Gazette office.
A clipped collection of quips and quiddities from editorials and society chatter. A bachelor mocks an obituary sentiment while politics and personal ambition spark wry exchanges. Names and phrases reflect period humor and public personas.
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