Women’s club reciprocity meeting at Presbyterian church
DuBois Punxsutawney Ridgway and Reynoldsville club workers attend the Reciprocity Meeting of Women’s Clubs in Indiana. The program includes greetings by Miss Sweeney and a Juvenile Court talk by Dr Caldwell, with sessions Thursday and Friday at 1 o’clock and a reception at Mrs Sutton’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuBois
Puntsutawney
Ridgway
Reynolésville
Presbyterian Church
Round Table
Irving ‘Club
Punxsutawney
Progress Club
Civic Club
Utopia Club
Reynoldaville
New _ Century Club
Indiana
Ving A. Sweeney
J. S. Hastings
Town
J. Telford
Sesson
Gresting
Misa Macy McKnight
J. G. Meats
Terg Ridgway
J. P. Wilson
Oaldiell
J. Day
Wotisn
John W. Sutton
Sandylvania
Aboglen
Fran
Thomas Sutton
Dozen Cases Held Over Until March
Dozen cases scheduled for trial this week were postponed due to readiness issues and requests for continuances. They are rescheduled for March when jury trials resume. License Court remains on January 27, with several cases awaiting judgment against H. M. Kinnan and other postponed actions involving Davis Palmer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Kinnan
D. E. Thompson
William Hefitefinger
E. B. Widdowson
Harriet B. Cunningham
William Raagkin
Jackson McMillen
Davis Palmer
W. B. George
Peter Stiles
Alex Bennett
Assumpsit
Henry Crigsman
B. Campbell
Mary M. Will
Oliver Will
Wasumpsit
C. BE
Williama Ve. Josephine Furnace Co
Baaumpatt
Harry Yuckenberger
E. M. Lockard
Rank Detwiler Va
Old Boys' Hard Game Ahead In Blairaville Area
After practice in Library Hall the Old Boys planned for the Johnstown game tomorrow evening making lineup shifts at center with Clair unable to play. McCreight seeks Silvis Elliott or other options while Tom Nokes anticipates a St Clair backup. Johnstown won their ninth straight by 30 to 21 over Tammany Hall with Crichton Hoerle and Replogle leading scorers.
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Library Hall
Johnstown
Longwill
New Florence
McCreight
Moorhead
Vandergrift
Saltsburg
Leechborg
Blairaville
Lon
Clair
Silvis
Eiliott
Leechburg
Tom Nokes
Sti Clair
Tammany Hall
New York
Gabrer Crichton
Hoerle
Replogle
South
Ride
University of Pennsylvania
Johnatown
Fiood City Paper
Dr C W Carroll Chosen Superintendent in Pittsburg District
Rev Dr C W Carroll of Cleveland LB D minister temperance advocate was elected superintendent of the Pittsburg district of the Anti-Saloon League and the Allegheny County unit at a directors meeting in Pittsburg Monday. He will begin work February 1 after the resignation of Rev G E B Page who left to take the top post with the Anti-Saloon League in St Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Carroll
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Anti-Saloon League
Allegheny County
Carroll
EB. Page
St Louis
Missouri
Will of Joshua Ballentine Granted in 1894
The will of Joshua Ballentine, certified from Armstrong County, ABN, dated August 16, 1894, bequeaths all estate, real and personal, to his heirs after death. His son Pony Ballentine and daughter Winsinger are to share equally. Theodore Balphine-ia is named executor.
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Ballentine
Armstrong
Hiv
Pony Ballentine
Winsinger
Theodore Bal Bal
Ophine-Ia
Marriage Licenses Reported In White County
David Clawson and Tadiana Valeria Grosag are listed for license issuance in White County. The record shows a preliminary filing with Homer City noted in the surrounding entries under marriage documents. The details include names and locality references typical of county clerk notices.
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David Clawson
Tadiana
Valeria Grosag
Gaebor
Homer City
Postponement Bid Faces Capitol Looters Case Probe
A contested bid to delay trials of Huston Sanderson and others tied to the Pennsylvania Capitol scandal hinges on J M Shumaker illness claims. Prosecutors and doctors will review Shumaker's condition before a judge decides, with the public urged to reject any further delays to expose the truth and deny the state machine a cover up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Shumaker
Jobstown
Shumaker
Huston
Sanderson
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Skymaker
Capitol
Deaths of Mrs. Margaret Bennett and others in Blairsville area
Mrs. Margaret Brown Bennett aged 87 died after a brief illness at her daughter Mary Love’s home 101 Fairfield avenue Johnstown. She was born in St Clair township Westmoreland county and lived in New Florence with husband Isaac Bennett until his death in 1889. She later moved to Johnstown. she was injured by a fire engine 16 months ago and lost a foot. Survived by two sons O M Bennett of New Florence and William of East Liberty and two daughters Mrs John Findley and Mrs Mary Love. Funeral Monday led by Rev J C O McCracken at U P cemetery West Fairfield. Also noted: Herbert Griffith 21 died after railroad wreck injuries. remains to Plumville. Mrs W A Irvin’s remains to Cunningham home Aspinwell. Ralph S Cunningham, brother, reportedly left for Oklahoma. Also listed: Mrs Sallie Hill of Cokeville died Jan 6 aged 66 from paralytic stroke. buried Blairsville Cemetery. Jesse Reed, Civil War veteran, died Jan 3 aged 65 Blairsville. services by Rev W L Barrett. grave services by G A R.
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Margaret Brown Bennett
Isaac Bennett
Mary E. Love
Fairfield Avenue
Johnstown
St. Clair, Township
West
Moreland County
Téath Bennett
New Florence
Bennett
Jolenetown
Marrellville
O. M. Bennett
William
Herbert Griffith
Plamville
Juneau Junction
Adrian Hospital
Punxsitawney
George Griffith
Mary Mogntan
Wayne Avenue
Charles
Carney
Plumville
Maboning
Sallie Hill
George Hill
Cokeville
Shere
Joseph
Jens Reed
Jesse Reed
Blairsville
W. L. Barrett
Blghaville
Open meeting of Erodelphian Society debates immigration ban
A large Nor mal chapel audience heard the Erodelphian Literary Society debate immigration restricting entry to the United States for ten years, with the negative side prevailing. The program included readings, music by Chas C. Wood, and an essay by Mercy Badgera among others. Prof. Brooks announced dancing lessons and social dancing hours. The Indians House reopens Monday after a brief change in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erodelphian Literary Society
Normal Chapel
Plano Soja
Susy Wood
United States
Orpha M. Schall
Helen Dean
Aux Iteliens
Jean Y. Mellroy
Brooks
Dancing Association of America
Dancing Association of
Pittsburg
Brooke
Anti-Saloon League Progress Meeting Report
The Anti-Saloon League met at the Second U P church Monday at 8 30 PM with many business men present. Enthusiasm marked the gathering as remonstrances and the outlook were praised. Several business men spoke urging total opposition to liquor traffic as the league continues a paper campaign seeking citizen support.
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Anti-Saloon League
U. P
Visiting-bivines sermons and Shakespeare critique
Rev J M Webb arranges special services in Second United Presbyterian week with Rev Kelsey and Rev Frank B Poster as speakers. Genevieve Howard’s reading of Shakespeare at Normal Chapel earns harsh critique for Merchant of Venice. Moshanpop No 13 mine at Patton closes due to lack of orders. owned by Bresch Creek Coal & Coke Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Webb
Second United
Presbyterian
Kelsey
R. A. Hutcbleon
St Altoona
U. P
Frank B. Poster
Johnstown
Welch
Henry Irving
Ellen Terry
Genevieve Howard
Normal Chapel
Patton
The
Bresch Creek Coal & Coke ‘Company
Pastor Magill Leaves Homer City Charge for Crete
A Homer City Crete commission meeting in Indiana approves Rev D B Magill resigning from Homer City charge to devote full time to Crete Congregation with monthly $800 stipend funded by Homer City trustees. Objections from Crete and local officials cited as meetings considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Magill
T P. Choreh
Homer City
Conemaugh Press
U., P. Church
Indiana
Wada M. Welch
Hev. E
Ton
West Lebanon
Tear
Salt
Jamieon
Statenville Mascot becomes daily paper in new town edition
Statenville North Carolina launches The Mascot as a daily with five columns and strong local support from about 6,000 residents. John Wat[e]n of the Gazette relocates to Statenville to work on the paper while the original weekly Mascot continues. A local accident victim, William Williams, suffers hip and shoulder injuries in a railroad wreck, and Charles Klein's play The Sad Mouse will be staged at Blakeville's Big Opera House with a special train for attendees.
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Statenville
N. C
Neway
John,Wat ‘Eun
The
Gazette
Charles Klein
H. B. Barris Company
Big Opera House
Blakeville
R. Bing
Miller’s Jewelry Store
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Punxsutawoey and
Dr.caldwell
Cambria County
Water Street Property Ald
Wert
Water Street
M Wa
Iy Gale
Palace Rink
Mangger Hook
Ciaates
Antares
All-Stars
Dr.’ Page
Laague
Will of
Joshus Ballentine
Pennsylvania
Bert Griffith
W. A Irvin
W. A. Irvin
Cunningham
J. W. Gary
Methodiat Church
Empraon Avenue
Aspinwell
St. Frapers Hospital
Ralph S. Cunningham
Oklahoma
Mrs. Sallie Hill
Bendeoms New Indians
Monroe
Tie Et
Aning Cupainie
Statesville
Kittanning
Selma
Bere
F. B. Foster
U. P.church
Pastor Taker
Crete
Magill
Homer City Field
JS. Anderson
William William
William Williams
Park Avenue
Thoman Wilams
Weber Avenue
Boss Courier
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