Classified ads for sale items and real estate
Classified notices list a Ford car recently overhauled in good condition offered by M. J. Kelly at Hetrick building, a 1913 B-passenger Overland in fine shape with inquiries via Gazette Office, a double house suitable for two families priced around 1600 with parlor and porches listed by N. N. Swenk, and a second-hand baby carriage offered at Gazette office with code B89.
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Ford
M. J. Kelly
Hetrick Building
Inquire Gazette Office
WANTED notices list local job and service ads
WANTED.Carpenter work and repair by George T. McHenry Carpenter Contractor. WANTED to rent a single keyboard typewriter late model desired. Address H Gazette. WANTED Girl for general house work at 187 North Seventh Street. WANTED Buy over 16, Inquire W. S. Van Gorder. I Dress making plain or fancy Inquire Miss Zola Fetter an 348 East Water Street.
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H. Gazette
North Seventh Street
W. S. van Gorder
Zola Fetteran
East Water Street
Eight Held In Election Frauds In Steubenville
International News Service reports in Steubenville Ohio on January 5 that eight men were held for action by the Grand Jury. Seven men face illegal voting charges while Ames P Sabin a former city official is charged with fraudulent registrations. Also held are Shaw Goner Heise Ostrow McConville Wakelie and Oliver as warrants and arrests catalyze a wet versus dry election dispute.
Kress and Whitaker Wedding in Indiana
Roy A. Kress of Look Haven and Miss Alice E. Whitaker of Punxsutawney wed in Indiana on Thursday December 80th. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Jesse R. Zeigler at his residence on South Seventh Street.
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Kress-Whitaker
Roy A. Kress
Look Haven
Alice E. Whitaker
Punxsutawney
Indiana
W Jesse R. Zeigler
South Seventh Street
Licenses Issued In Plumville For Tryin B Weaver And Anna A
Licenses granted in Plumville to Tryin B Weaver and Anna A Fetterhoff. Records show local issuance details for these residents in the Plumville licensing docket.
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Tryin
B. Weaver
Plumville
Anna A, Fetterhoff
Transfers of land and staff moves across several states
Multiple property transfers recorded including M. L. Wilfe to D. R. B. Carnahan for 60 acres and 186 perches in Center 345 and E. E. Heilman to James D. Ake for 15 acres and 112 perches in Montgomery. sales involve $706 and $200. Otis D. Wagner transfers 6 acres in West Wheatfield for 1500. Maria J. Davis to Charles Rowland for acres and 67 perches in South Mahai for 700. Irene Stahl of Railroad Avenue plans a move to time re Md as private secretary to A. W. Calloway former Indiana figure and Davis coal firm boss. A correction notes Breale uncle status of Van fern of Masa City Mo aged.
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M. L. Wilfe
D. RB. Carnahan
E. E. Heilman
James D. Ake
Montgomery
J. D. Ake
Otis d. Wagner
Henry Voormann
West Wheatfield
Maria J. Davis
Charles Rowland
South
Maahi
Baltimore
Irene Stahl
Railroad Aveeave
Lural
Rochester & “Pitsburgh Car & Coke Co
Time Re
A. W. Calloway
Col van Fern
Masa City
Breale
Church Street
Rather
No Money Orders Go To Serbia
Washington reports postal money orders to Serbia discontinued indefinitely due to suspension of relations with Serbia by Swiss intermediaries. The notice notes the broader context of wartime postal disruptions and hints at regional military developments, including talk of a Pittsburgh aero squad and changes in Pennsylvania National Guard leadership.
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Serbia
Washington
Postal Administration of
Switzerland
Ebensburg
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Miller
Signal Corps
Pennsylvania National Guard
Guard
Local Notes From Parkwood and Surroundings
Parkwood neighbors Peeler and Ti are installing a switching board in the new office this week. Miss Verne Carnahan spent the past week with relatives in India. Jesse Telford has gone to East Liverpool, Ohio, for employment. The Grange choir meets at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Me and Mes for practice. VoC. Thomas was a business caller on Saturday. Mrs. Prank Tout’s daughter Bob Peeler was her Sunday guest. Our year residents were hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Blakley on Thursday. The Farmers Independent Telephone Company held a meeting Saturday. W. A. Byers is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Calhoun and daughter Mary spent New Year’s Day with Mrs. Calhoun’s mother, Mrs. Mary Peterman.
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Parkwood
Clearfield
Carmins Mills
Voc
Thomas
Bob
Peeler
Prank
James Blakley
Farmers Independent Telephone Company
W. A. Byers
L. Calhoun
Mary
Local social notes and shop window chatter
After a six month illness Miss Mabel Evans returns to work at the Sutton foundry. Olive Evans resumes teaching at Latrobe schools. Miss Blanche Anthony returns to Cunningham & Fisher after typhoid. The Grand offers Who Pays special with Jackie Saunders and others. Miss Ruth Allen resigns Brush Hollow teaching post to go to Idaho. Brass bed sale attracts shoppers at H H Steving Go. Dr James Hammers visits after the death of his uncle Harvey Leech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Evans
Sutton
Blanche Anthony
Cunningham & Fisher
Ruth. Allen
Center Township
Brush Hollow
Firth
Idaho
James Hammers
Danville
Harvey Leech
Local Social Notes From Diamondville and Nearby Areas
Pine Flats guests include Rey Thomas Hughes and wife of Diamondville with Miss Mary Armstrong of Hillsdale. Lottie Clevenger of Tarentum spent holidays with her parents. Learn and wife returned from visit with granddaughter Mrs Foster Beskey at Tatrohe. Sides and Gibson families noted at various gatherings. Cantatta The Birth of Christ featured Friday evening at Clymer. Elwood visited Inline. Alonso Sides and Gwen Willis transacted business on Indiana Burday. Anna McCoy of Pine Grove noted, Rachel Sides attended Sunday. Helen Martin returns home in Indiana. Thomas Crawford of Ebensburg visited Mrs Ben at Tarentum. Bible classes at Christias Church held New Year’s Day. Miss Matparer Stephens has returned to Weikusburg to teach.
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Mire
Ben
Tarentum
Christias Shueh
Matparer Stephens
Wekusburp
Will of Ralph BL Smith names two co-executors
In Burrell township Ralph BL Smith leaves a will dated September 5, 1413 naming Mrs Lantea Mo Gea Smith and Wilbuy BP as co executors. The instrument appears in the Evening Gazette.
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Ralph BL Smith
Wilia
Ralph 2B Smith
Burrell Township
Lantea Mo Gea Smith
de Venehelaey
Hanes Her
Wilbuy BP
Craft
Albany Seeks City Manager Amid Budget Reform Push
Governor Whitman urges a unified state budget with one appropriation act and clear spending for all state finances. He proposes moving total authorized expenditures to the State Comptroller and abolishing several offices, including the Bureau of Public Works and the Board of Port Wardens, while detailing agencies to be merged under executive control.
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Board of Port Wardens of
New York
Newyiert
Fui Ehers
Hes Save
Panbs Avis
Cony Hissin
Cutis
Bonatal de
Pate Colinissiun
Jon Hte
Gilowirensites
Jerome Mersled
Departiment
Bdu‘hha
Department of Health
Dr Rowe Urges Cultural Ties Over Commerce
Dr Rowe of the University of Pennsylvania told the Pan American Scientific Congress that cultural links between nations in the Americas must grow faster than commercial ties. He urged closer understanding with Great Britain and stressed the need for mutual cooperation across the Americas to foster a shared international mind.
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Washington
Dan
Amelia da
Rowe
University of Pennsylvania
Rewe
America
Great Tritein
Great Britain
Devon
Oriventenr
Natianach
Dar Fertanding
Butler
Paxonville Melvin Lightner recruits after illness and travel
Fragmented notes report Melvin Lightner being recruited after a few days with his Heather, plus several local people visiting, church revivals, and social calls. The passage mentions various residents from Clymer, Dubois, Rochester, and surrounding towns, with comments on church services and family visits. A public hearing in Harrisburg is announced for January 10, 1916, regarding the Phillips Gas and Oil Company entering Smicksburg streets to supply residents, with details of the ordinance and borough acceptance.
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Melvin Lightner
Heniy
Heather
William
DuBois
Baptist Church
Elarmillan
Deesy Walker
Rochester Milla
Friends Ub Town
Sazards
Roy Ranter
Docker
Tawa
Proud American Ideals quotes and social critique
In a capsule from Clayton Sedgwick Cooper the citizen reflects on a modern nation defined by vast scale and power. The piece laments industrial prowess, rapid progress, and a push to conform to dominant American ideals, warning of drift or marginalization if not aligned with the national mood.
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Americia
Nob & Symae Feot
Lige Corporation
Industria
Tie
Tetaust
Swift
Clayton Sedgwick Cooper
Habits of the Wildcat and the Courage Myth
A quirky exploration of dog strength versus wildcat traits. The text argues dogs rarely fear wildcats, noting a dog’s high effort and risk in confronting such foes. It touches on courage, misperceptions, and the moral bias of calling a dog cowardly when bravery is tested under danger.
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Anind
Plebeian Doctor Prescriptor Request In System
A terse missive requests inclusion of an Ideh Patiunt and Tren iy sa onion in the system. The message hints at a prescriptor and mentions possible guidance on gul d or silver and a Boston Transcript.
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Honeasimeco
Ray
Smith, City
Cartier
George T. McHenry
Harrisburg
National Guar
Fred G. Miller
Fourteenth Regiment
Lillian
Florence
Helen
Sharp Coon
Ridgway
Is. G. Goon
Clara Neal
North Point
Margaret Postlewait
Brownsville
Mina Foose
Trade City
Blaine Coon
Martha McClelland
Maria Jordan
Dayton
Hannah Smith
Punxisutawney
Methodist Episcopal Church
B. W. Hutchin
Belle Barr
David Blose
W. Buterbaugh
F.C. Campbell
Jennie Griffith
Agatha Peters
H. H. Ridgway
Robert Rose
Clarissa Robinson
Emil Runge
William Ralston
Ella Russel
Dayton Smith
Gertrude Collner
Mary Donald Neilson
Harrington
Wilson
Harry W, Fee
Bessie Barriscale
The
Olive Evans
Latrobe
South Fifth Street
Jackie Saunders
Henry King
Mollie McConnel
Daniel Gilfeather
Wella Daugherty
South Tenth Street
Smith College
Indiana Grocery Co
Golden Gate
Rhode — Island
Alice Holleran
Nunda
N. Y
H. R. Henderson
Chestnut Street
William Kimple
Chambersville
H. H. Steving
Court House
George W. McCowah
Neil Gleason
Smethport
McKead County
Steving & Streams
PINE
Workman
Albany
By Frederic T. Cardoze
Evening Gazette
DR. Rowe
Aameriaa Chan
United States
Weu
Paxonville
Miss Mars
Glen Pedy
Clymer
Abe Seree
Conidiline
Tadie
Urol
Cleeuefield
Mischo Cunay
Cowtoen
Poesar Bence
Walter Myrs
Eane
Sanith
Geiven
Saidebarg
Tsow Phillips Gas and Oil Cinthany
S. Lengenfelter
Anna
Chamharsville
Weaver, In
J. U. Lingenfelter
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