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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1908

Page

3

Plumbing permits debated by Indiana Board of Health

Beginning the new year the Indiana Board of Health enforces borough permit rules for plumbers. Merchants paid a license and urged board members to address the lingering omissions in prior enforcement. The rise in hotel construction and sewer projects increases plumbing work, leading to a proposed ordinance change. Master plumbers may face 165 or 120 dollar fees, journeymen 8 dollar per year, and inspections continue despite reports of staff shortages. Council may appoint a replacement for G. W. Wheeler who moved to Virginia.

Indiana Board of Health Iowa Board of Health Council Franklin Sansom John H. Hill iHealth G. W. Wheeler Virginia M, M. Davis John H Bill Adam Bowman Will Choryly Mr. Wheeler

Saltsburg Pastor Missed Sermon by Grip Attack

Rev N S Wiscus of Blairyville College preached both services while Rev George Mayall fell ill with grip. Friends urge M McHenry to run for Justice of the Peace on the Republican ticket at the February election. Fourth of an old stock furniture sale at John F Steving & Co for ten days.

N. S&s. Wiscus Blairyville, College Saltsburg Opg Nest Ruge Pons John F, Steving & Co

Savings and Trust Co plans for proposed building

The directors hold a regular monthly meeting at the bank tonight to discuss plans for a new five story building on the site of the old Rowe building at Philadelphia street and U Carpenter avenue. Tenants received annual eviction notices January 1 and lease renewals have not been arranged. Amu ue U Theatre Co reportedly seeks a ground lease on the vacant lot next to the Elke new building for a temporary structure. other tenants have not pursued new rooms.

The Savings and Trust Co Rowe Philadelphia Street U Carpenter Avenue Amuee U. ‘Theatre Co Elke

Dara Faces Murder Charge After Adrian Hospital Death

A shooting near Ernest on Tuesday Jan 7 left Mike Helinger fatally wounded. He died Wednesday afternoon at Ponxsutawney Hospital after surgical attempts failed. Coroner W D Gates to conduct a post mortem. prisoner Dara in jail will have a hearing before Justice James A Croasman.

Mike Helinger Ponxsutawney Hospital Adrian Ponxsutawney Helinger Mike Dara Ernest Paonxsutawney W. D. Gates Belinger Dara James A. Croasman

Miss Nellis Sarah Jones Weds at Latrobe Home

Miss Nellis Sarah Jones and Robert Evans Householder married Wednesday evening at the bride's parents home in Latrobe. Rev. W Mc Corkle officiated. Attendants included Miss Lucy Frederick and Attorney Eugene Marker. About 100 guests attended from several towns. Witnesses included Dr and Mrs BE Wood and Mr and Mrs Frank Wood. Also mentioned: Miss May L Smith and Mr Hubert C Blakely.

Nellis Sarah Jones Adawin K. Wood Town Robert Evans Householder D. W. Jones Latrobe W. Mc Corkle BE. K. Wood Frank Wood

Band Organized at Saltsbury

Saturday evening a band was organized in the council room by a group of musicians. The council donated the use of their former rooms for practice. Robt H Wilson is the leader and director. With available material he expects a fine band soon.

H. Wilson Wilson Saltsburg Press

Ejectment Case Heard in East Mahoning Township Court

A hearing proceeded today on an ejectment case from East Mahoning Township involving Annie M. Young versus John W and Robert Clyde. The docket also lists two appeals, Berry Bros. versus Ewak Puskas and John Nealor versus James A. Byers, completing this week’s docket.

East Mahoning Annie M.young John W Robert Clyde Berry Bros Ewak Puskas John Nealor James A. Byers

Candidate for County Auditor Nomination

H G Berene a town meat dealer announces candidacy for Republican nomination for County Auditor. Fancy glassware line from Appleby Peterson offered. Coal heating service available by Burn Tear ing Run coal call 160. Jewelry at one-fourth Boa Tex ving Oppoalie The Moors.

H. G. Berene Appleby & Peterson

Todays Chat About People You Know

Local notices list several residents and visitors from Blairsville Pittsburg and nearby towns. Names include James A. Henry D H Tombsray W A Dible Horace J Thompson Wendell P Thompson Royden J Taylor C Frank Hildebrand May Sweeney Margaret Wilson J C N Park H G Teagarden Harold Lomax E C Croasman J W Marshall Elia Thompson Merle Walker Sister Tereas Joseph Heupeke Mrs A S Conningham and W A Irvin with updates on visits travel court attendance illness and family trips across Blairsville Pittsburg and surrounding areas.

Wills and engagements from Westmoreland county notices

The document records multiple probate actions and a forthcoming marriage. Wills of Edith Guinte and Rebecca Smith name heirs and executors, detailing legacies and conditions. George W Clawson, Lucinda McNutt, and Emily Pindley wills specify distributions, guardianship, and homestead provisions. An engagement: Anna Marquurst Neely to Robert J George of Balsebarg.

James Neely Anna Marqurst Robert 7 George Balsebarg

Old Boys Hold Off Beechburg In Tight Event

In Library Hall on Wednesday evening the Old Boys rallied late to force a close finish against Beechburg. Field goals by McCreight Younkins and Longwill edged Leechburg ahead as St Clair and Elliott kept the visitors in the game. Final lead 74 to 24 with five minutes left, Pennington battled hard but Leechburg defense, aided by Moorhead and Hayes, secured the win.

Library Hall Beechburg Mc Creight Younkins Longwill Leechburg Tall Fellows St. Clair Elliott Charles Moorhead McClafferty South Side Moorhbead Candy Hayes Ernest Pennington Onother Oh Boys Leschburg McClafferty Younking Peonington Sto Clair Eilion Longwill Hayes Moorhead Se, Clair Younkos Moorhead Mc Claffersy gogls—Younklos Me Chafferty Tout Roes Daugherty

Clerk appointment for Lowry's office raises hires

Register J Blair Sutton retains Misses Sarah Hodge and Elly Thompson to perform clerical work during a period in Hk amp 7, during bovery's second term. The action highlights ongoing staffing decisions in the county clerks office.

Register and J. Blair Sutton Sarah Hodge Elly Thompson Bovery Seoond Ter

Daugherty's Orchard to Host Zoology Demonstration

Senator John O. Fisher and the Division of Zoology plan a January inspection at Frank Daugherty's Second Ward orchard to supervise pruning spraying and other work. Assistant W R McConnell nephew of Atty J H Pierce will assist. project aims include modern methods for producing high quality fruit as a permanent demonstration.

John 8. Fisher Division of Zoology Department of Agriculture Frank Daugherty Daugherty Economia Zoologiat H. A. Surface Surface Fisher W. R. McConnell John H. Pierce Agricultural Department of State College

Elkin's Factory Burns in Scranton Losses Mount

The idle music plant of Republic Glass Company, Indiana Pa, owned by Jos Elkin of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, burned Tuesday in Scranton with an estimated loss of 30000. The fire is blamed on tramps who used the facility for shelter. District Attorney W F Elin is unsure of insurance coverage, while his nephew William Elkin of Jeannette runs the plant. The dole owner is Hon Jorin P Elkin.

Scranton Republic Glass Company Indiana Josthe Elm Pennsylvania Supreme Court W. F. Elin William Elkin Jeannette Jorin P. Elkin

Hyomei Catarrh Cure Promises Germ Kill

An advertisement touts Hyomei as the natural scientific cure for catarrh, delivered via a pocket inhaler to reach nose throat and lungs, with a money back guarantee. Also notes local items: Dixon Tomb announces sheriff bid, an elderly man knocked down by a sleigh, and listings for gas lamps and Keen Kuker tools sold by Apbleby & Polerapn.

T. Hildebrand Apbleby & Polerapn

Directors Visit Cleveland and Pittsburgh on School Building Plan

Indiana School directors visited Cleveland and Pittsburgh to study road structures and school construction practices. They inspected cities, gathered data, and planned for the Second Ward building with E M Lockard and W Daugherty attending. They toured Smoky City schools and met with New Castle architects to discuss heating and design decisions while awaiting formal contract changes.

Indiana Second Ward Mesers E. M. Lockard W. Daugherty Cleveland Inepec M D.C. Mack J. T. Bell Pitteburgh Dir Marshall New Castle

Recent Deaths James Taylor dies at forty one

James Taylor aged about 41 dies in Allegheny General hospital on Tuesday January 7 from panmonis. He leaves two brothers Joseph and John Taylor and Mrs Mary Cargon and O M Portier of Salinburg as his survivors. Funeral was held at Mrs Portier's on Wednesday morning at 9 30 with Rev de Kruma officiating. Interment at Salinburg. Henry Smith born at Deraridge sixty years ago died at Liberty Missouri on June 2 while being treated for stomach trouble. He went west forty years ago and was County Commissioner in Marshall County at death. He was son of the late Robert Br and half-brother of Albertan vam Smith J C fasusuve Cookport John B Siverd Leard and Edward Wid Sowson of Ulymer, all well-known residents of Indiana County. They were in Johnstown overnight, leaving this attention for Pittsburgh. Me Leas will be a candidate for the Republican nomination for County Treasurer in the spring primaries.

Edith Guinte Youngwood Westmoreland County William L. Anthony Mary J. Bothel N.B. Bothel James Taylor Allegheny General Etalon Pa Monis Broera Joseph John Taylor Cage Mary Cargon OM M. W. Portier Salinburg Mr. Taylor Henry Smith Deraridge Liberty Marshall County Robert Brand Albertan Vam Smith Salieburg J.C Fasusuve Cookport John B. Siverd Leard Edward Wid Sowson Ulymer Ediana

Special Ten Day Furniture Sale At Cost

Por want of room for new goods, will seat all our upholstered parlor couches and all finished wood parlor chairs at cost. John F. Steving & Sons guarantee Clark's Carriage seats for 75 cents each by pecnae gon.

Jobn F. Steving & Sigs Clark

Also Mentioned on This Page

FSU Wearaan Savings & Trust Householder—Jones May L. Smith Iselin Hubert C. Blakely Cavode Lewis Hay South Sixth Straat Saltsbury James A. Henry Blairaville D. H. Tomb Sray Pittsburg W. A. Dible Parkwood Horace J. Thompson Marion Center Wendell P. Thompson Royden J. Taylor Chicago United States Geological Survey C. Frank Hildebrand West Church Street May Sweeney Frick Eleventh Street Margaret Wilson Aerry Wilson Nationl Park Seminary Forest Glen Washington J.C. N. Park Yatesboro H. G. Teagarden Punxeutawney Charles Robinateen North Sixth Artest Yieiting Harold Lomax Oakmont E. C. Croasman South Second Street J. W. Marshall Plumville Elia Thompson Homer Waddell Merle Walker Ruth Mr. Walker Wilkinsburg Tereas Baden New Brighton William Edward Sweeney Joseph Heupeke George Kebler Rock Glan Luzerne Co Conningham W. A. Irvin Aspinwall Irvin St. Francis Hospital Cunningham George W. Clawson Blakeville Elmer William H Frank H Norval B. Clawson Railroad Relief Association Knights of Honor Blairsville Blacklick Township Rebecca Smith Center Township First National Bank of Pitcairn Luther Smith Elmer Smith Emily Pindley First Nations Bank of Blaireville Lucy Sindorf Emily Schrimp L. Park Mary A. Lapeley Prudential Life Insurance Society Lucinda J. McNutt Homer City Carris M. Nelson Carrie M. Nalaon William EB. McNutt Grant Nelson H. M. Lowry Senator Fisher Elkin Hyomei Dixon Dixon Tomb Dilltown Edward Empfield Indiana House Tomb Jack’s Corner Harvey Engle Cunningham’s North Ninth Street Pitt Messrs. Lockard and Forest City Leasure
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