Women from Four Counties Hold Meetings
Women from four counties attend the Neighborhood Club opening in the Presbyterian Church in Punxsutawney. Delegates arrive from Indiana and Du Bois as the club producers discuss Vacation Schools and youth welfare. A lecture on the Juvenile Court by Dr. Bertha Caldwell is planned, with a reception to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Mary McKnight
Indiana
Vine Sweeney
du Bole
M. Brown
Reynoldaville
Bertha ‘Caldwell
Johnstown
New Century Club
Mra
Thoring Button
Caldwell
Cambria County
Thoriday
Bustling on the trolley line progress and wedding note
Construction advances on the electric railway south of town reaching Twolick and chestnut grove sub station materials ready for a 30 by 40 foot power plant building. Homer City line expected by February. Laura S Neal and Berlin J McFarland of Flora wed at U B L parsonage June 14 by Rev W S Wilson in Flora. couple to reside in Flora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twolick
Street
PRR
Twolick Creek
Ias
Chestnut Grove
Clymer
Grace Church
Sample Run
Homer City
Mies
Laura S. Neal
Berlin Jy McFarland
Flora
U. BL
Fraud charges halt Chambersburg wedding plan
Isaac H. Franklin, said to have left unpaid bills after leaving Indiana, faces fraud charges in Chambersburg. He was arrested for cashing a purported fraudulent note and his Jan 27 wedding to Hulda White Renfrew was postponed. Franklin previously used the name J. Fred Bigler, with amici from Franklin, Pa., identifying him. He held offices in the Marshall building representing Orange Supply Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
Isaaac H. Franklin
Indiana
Franklin County College
Franklin
Mrn
Hulda White Renfrew
Duffield
Philadelphia
Altoona
George Zullinger
J. Fred Bigler
Wsa
Bigler
Marshall Building
Orange Supply Company
J. ¥. Long
Painters Hear Devon's Paint Features At Meeting
A group of Indiana painters gathered in J. M. Stewarton’s store last night to hear Mr. Shaw from Devon’s Paint describe lead and zinc mixed paint. Shaw, with 25 years of experience, spoke confidently while attendees praised the event as profitable for their interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
J. M. Stewarton
Shaw
Devon
Erc
J. M. Gtewart Co
Officer Fights Off Black Hand Rescue Attempt
Officer James Rupp of Cowanshannock township fought a pistol duel with two men on the Dayton pike between Kittanning and Yatesboro as he escorted four Italian prisoners charged with murder to Yatesboro. He repelled the attack, saved the escort, and returned the prisoners to jail before midnight. It is suspected the assault aimed to free Louis Burgi Angelo Burgi Joseph Burgi and Carmelo Cicero. No injuries occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittanving
James Rupp
Cowanshannock
Dayton
Here
Yatenboro
Louis
Angelo
Joseph Burgi
Carmelo Cicero
Kittaniong
Joseph Palatte l
Yatesboro
Rupp
Black Hand Society
Palatte
Kittanning
Ropp
Valley Township
Rapp
Eparaely
New York State
Palstte
Points On People In Indiana County News Brief
N G Hildebrand of Blairsville called Indians today. Mrs Arthur W Wilson returned from a visit in Jo bney town. Rev and Mrs Albert Thomas of Willett spent Wednesday with town friends. F Warner came home from business in Somerset and Cambria counties. Mr and Mrs Clair Braughter of Josephine visited M Bell McCune Water street. Mr and Mrs Joseph Clemente Mrs Fred Wettling and Miss Carrie Taylor were in Pittsburg on Wednesday. Mrs J R Henderson and daughters Ethel and Estelle left for Blairsville to attend Mrs N S Fiscus funeral. Rev and Mrs F B Foster of Johnstown arrived for visit with Indiana friends. Foster will preach at Second U P Church this evening and Friday and Saturday afternoons. His wife will stay some days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. J. R. Henderson
Misaes Ethel
Estelle
Blairsville
N. S. Fiscus
Fiscus
Elskeville College
Mra. F.B. Foster
Johnstown
J. M. Welch l
Indiana
D. W. Anthony
Armatrong
Sheloca
Armstrong Township
Curry. Run
Susannah Taylor
Israe] Carnahan
White Town
James Campbell
Armstro Township
Sansom Pershin
John
Offut
Elderton
Curry Run
Gray Yard
Narrow Escape At Coal Tipple In Clymer
J J Bachageo narrowly escaped death while working on a coal tipple at Clymer as a wreck occurred because of snow. Buchanan was involved, fell from the tipple and sustained serious injuries. He is being cared for at the home of W Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Bachageo
Barrow
Clymer
Thera
Cate
Buchanen
Nomination Rejected by Voter in Second Ward
A resident declares he does not want the Republican nomination for office and cannot accept if elected. He thanks supporters but asks others be nominated instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boasens
William T Gibson Retired From Company Pension Granted
William T Gibson of Todiana is placed on the retirement list of the Pennsylvania retained at age 70 and to receive a monthly pension. He served the company for 19 years in Altoona offices. Fellow employees gave a gold purse worth 177 dollars and a token of their esteem. Gibson resides on Water Street opposite Pigeon’s restaurant near Loguis Boure, securing meals and lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Gibson
Todiana
Pennsylvania
Gibson
Altoans
Gideon
Water Street
Pigeon’ S
Boure
Sixth Street
Birthday Party for W. S. Neff in South Seventh Street
The Yellow Front Variety co owner W. S. Neff celebrated his birthday at his South Seventh Street home on Tuesday January 14. Guests, including Mrs. Neff, enjoyed a turkey cupper and merriment lasting until midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Neff
Yellow Front Variety Store
Josephine Club Smoker Draws Seventy For Social Evening
A Tuesday smoker event by the Josephine Club in Josephine drew about seventy members and guests. The gathering featured games, music, conversation, and a French lunch by Victor de Chevalier. Members discussed club expansion plans and showcased a three story clubhouse with reception, dining, card rooms, library, and billiard hall alongside active officers and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Club
Josephine
Victor de Chevalier
Pitteburg Country Club
Joséphine Club
Curtis Elkin
James H. Maize, Jr
Ladians
H. N
Amos E. Gillespie
M.C. Smith
Charles Bucks
Fred 8. Maize
James Cleary
J. A. Hayes
C. E. Wiley
8. L. Taylor
Prominent Men Called by Death In Local Notices
A series of obituary notices reports deaths of Isaac Layton and Rev Charles L Streamer Sr in Armstrong and Philipsburg areas, with details on causes, survivors, and funeral arrangements. Other notices include Mary Louise Fiscus and Harriet Bird, outlining ages, diseases, and burial plans.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood Club
Grove Chapel
Shaulis
Astor
Walt
George Cook
Jodson
Columbus
D.ing
W. Dodson
Ishaey
Clearfield
Heas
Muhigffey
Alevan
Grip
Membhera
eHenry
Halsey Alker
Roves
Isaac Franklin
Chambersburg, Pa
Abhirey & Peterson
Maardars
Beatty
N. G. Hildebrand
Arthur W. Wilson
Jobney Town
Albert Thomas
Willet
F. Warner
Somerset
Cambria
Mra. Clair Braughter
M. Bell McCune
Joseph Clemente
Fred Wettling
Mica Carrie Taylor
Pittsburg
Catarra
T. B. Hildebrand
Crawford
Adam Geibel
W. 8. Nefe
Ralph Cunningham
Ralph S. Cunningham
Colgate Okla
Sanborn Map Company
W. A. Irvin
Oakland Cemetery
Constabulary Naila
State Constabulary
Emeigh Run
Barnesboro
Ebensburg
Emeigh Ron
Amos Gillespie
Hetrick Reon
Tadians
W. P. Lowry
Optigien
Savings & Trupt Company
Re Tadiang
Pacifice
Grey Cory
David Anthony
Famous Vineyard, Inc
Isaac Layton
Toane Leyton
White
Thomas John Layton
Greenwood Cemetery
Charles L. Streamer
Philipsburg
Streamer
Blair County
Crete
Smicksburg
William
Anna
Lillian
Swreb
Charles L
Dei
Joseph
Mary Louise Fiscus
Mary Louiss Mckay Fiscus
Newell J. Fiscus
Blairaville College
Clariga
College
Ree W.L. Barret
Presbyterian
Harriet Bird
Rarriet Bird
Leyeping
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