Langham Enters Race for Congress Across Four Counties
J N Langham, a Republican from town, announces his candidacy for Congress in the 37th district as primary filings loom. Three candidates including W C Smith of Jefferson county and Major Beale of Armstrong already entered the race, with Clarion County still without a contender. The new Uniform Primaries Act requires all four counties to vote in the nomination, and Langham vows direct appeals to voters while past party service bolsters his campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.N. Langham
Town
Congress
Langham
W. C. Smith
Jefferson County
Major Beale
Armstrong County
Clarion
Smith
Armstrong
Indiana County
Republican Party
Lerigham
Republican County
A. L. Gilbert
Gilbert
Connor
Indiana
Sherff
Weather report hints at rain in northern area
A brief weather note indicates possible rain or showers chiefly in the northern portion.
Mrs Catharine Woods Stoner Dies at 85 in East Berlin
Mrs Catharine Woods Stoner of East Berlin died last Wednesday evening after a parab paralysis stroke, aged 85 years 10 months and 7 days. She was widow of A K Stoner and eldest daughter of Joseph and Sarah Brown Woods, survived by four sons James W Stoner Newton W Stoner George W Stoner James B Stoner and daughter Ida J Diller, plus sister Elizabeth Hildebrand. Funeral Saturday at 10 30 a.m. at Union Cemetery East Berlin, Rev Robert Clare officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Stoner
Elizabeth Hildebrand
South Sixth Street
Catharine Woods Stoner
East Berlin
Mre Stoner
A. K. Stoner
Joseph and
Sarah Brown Woods
H. B. Woods
McClean & Woods
Clcero W. Stoner
Newton W. Stoner
Geo. W. Stoner
New York City
Jas. B. Stoner
Hvonsville
Ind
Ida J. Diller
Shere
Indians
Robert Clare
York
Dr. Clare
Mads
Union Cemetery
Death of Spangler man Horace L Lockard at 27
Horace L Lockard, well known in Spangler and former Clearfeld Cresson station agent, died Thursday night Jan 23 in the First National Bank building aged 27 from typhoid fever contracted after Christmas. Unmarried, he belonged to Royal Arcanum and O R T and was a cousin of BE M and Lawrence Lockard. Funeral was held at his bank room Friday evening. remains brought to Indiana and buried at Greenwood Cemetery with about 30 relatives and friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace L. Lockard
Spangler
Clearfeld & Cresson
Flrst National Bank
Lockard
Royal Arcanum
Be, M
Lawrence Lockard
Bank
Indiana
Greenwood Cemetery
Death of Mildred V Stite in Decker's Point area
Mildred Viola Stite, aged year, daughter of James Stitt near Decker's Point, died this morning from pneumonia. She is survived by five brothers and one sister: Joseph, Samuel, John, [r yin, Roy, and Sara. Funeral services were held at 1 pm, with interment in Decker's Point graveyard. The Stitt home had been quarantined for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Viola Stitt
James Stitt
Decker’s Point
Joseph
Samuel
John
Nineteen Horse Blankets to be Sold at Your Price
Appleby and Peterson advertise nineteen horse blankets still in stock and available at buyers own price. The notice invites customers to visit the shop tonight for purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleby & Peterson
Shumaker Leaves 10 Attend Graft Cases
Johnstown reports former Public Buildings and Grounds chief James M. Shumaker will travel to Harrisburg for the start of Dauphin County graft trials. He says weather changes affect him. doctor may not attend opening. Percy A. Rose leads the defense preparations with C. H. Bergner in overall charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B.lowman
Shumaker
Harrisburg
Percy A. Rose
Rose
C. H. Bergner
Eva
Mr. Roze
Wills Probated In Saltsburg And Surrounding Townships
Wills probated include Nancy J. Bush of Saltsburg dated 1907 bequeathing a house and lot to John D. Vensel and others to relatives with amounts from 20 to 1500 dollars. Joseph McCracken of Grant township dated 1904 leaves 11 shares among children. Maria Capatosta of Burrel township dated 1908 leaves entire estate to husband Fidele Capatosta. Executors named Joseph J. and Samuel McCracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy J. Bush
Saltsburg
John D. Vensel
Conemaugh Township
D. Vensel
C. K. Hutchinson
Nelson W. Leech
Jean and
Blair Millilsen
John
Mary
Martha Rudolph
Maria Piper
Emma Thompson
Mary W. Leech
Joseph McCracken
Grant Township
David J
Joseph J
William
Samuel F
Mary E. Gardner
Anna J. Parson
Sarah M. Smith
Emma Love Fe
Samuel McCracken
Maria D. Capatosta
Burre] Township
Fidele Capatosta
Inspector to review Fifth Regiment unit in Library Hall
Second Brigade Inspector Major Harry Fowler will inspect Captain D. M. Caldwell's Company P Fifth Regiment in Library Hall next Wednesday evening. Preliminary drills are scheduled for Monday and Tuesday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fowler
D. M. Caldwell
Co. P
Library Hall
Gas Company Accused Of Air Diluted Gas Pricing
Reports from Kittanning and Dayton allege the local gas provider furnishes gas mixed with 60 percent air and charges 25 cents per thousand, effectively making the gas cost 50 cents to consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittanning
Dayton
Maud Muller Players Arrive for Johnstown Route
Members of the Maud Muller company reached Jodiana from Clearfield this morning. The remaining actors were to arrive this evening via the B., R. & P. train. The company will proceed from Jodiana to Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Muller
Maud Muller’ Company
Jodiana
Clearfield
Johnstown
East Mahoning Farm Sold to Brother in 115 Acre Transfer
A. D. Good sold the old Robt. McCreery farm of 115 acres in East Mahoning township to his brother W. C. Good. W. C. Good had moved from Marchand to the farm during the same week of the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Mahoning
A. D. Good
Robt. McCreery
East Mahoning Township
W. C. Good
Marchand
Carnation League urges carnation wear on McKinley's birthday
Notices from the Carnation League of America call for wearing a carnation on McKinley day. The item notes Jan 28 as the birthday and mentions a Two-Light Gas Chasiaitas available for $2.00 by W. Cuoninhgam at 14 North Ninth St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnation League of America
McKinley
Farmers Telephone Company Elects Old Officers at Marion Center Meeting
About 200 directors attended the annual Farmers Telephone Co meeting in Marion Center. Officers were reelected: President M. T. Steele, Secretary S. J. Me Manus, Treasurer W. W. Hopkins. New VP Dr A L McCullough joined the board along with H L Short Scott Chambers and others. The exchange with Bell discussed, a stockholders directory ordered for 2000 names and 600 miles of lines noted, with strong finances and a potential $50 surplus if all debts collected. Dinner served by M E church ladies for 80 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’Telephone Company
Marion Center
Bell People
P.O
M. T. Steele
S.J. Me
Manus
Ambraee
W. W. Hopkins
H.L. Short
Scott Chambers
A. L McCullough
Cookport
Dr. McCullough
M. Lewis
Punxautawney
G. W. BE. Snyder
New
Mayaville
Farmers' Telephone Co
Indiana County
Jefferson and
Armstropg
M. E. Church
Blairaville Presbytery grants minister to accept Scranton call
At a Blairaville Presbytery meeting in Latrobe on Thursday Dr. Mbenezer Flack was granted permission to leave the Latrobe congregation after six successful years and accept a call in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairaville
The
Presbyterian Church
Taetrobe
Mbenezer Flack
Latrobe
Scranton
Timber work begins on H J Thompson farm timber action
W W Hopking has several men cutting ama] timber at the H J Thompson farm southwest of Mar on Center prior to large timber operations. Chicken and Waffles served at the Clannon restaurant tonight from 6 to 12. Ads note plumber rates and Argo Flour price per sack with fresh eggs market mention. Medill & Sons listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hopking
Argo
Alon
Medill & Sons
Epidemic of Measles Hits Green Township
An outbreak of measles sweeps Dixonville and Decker's Point and nearby country areas. Most patients are school children. quarantine placed on infected houses. About 25 cages in the district. Dr. B F Coe and county medical inspector Dr. William A Simpson oversee care. No deaths so far and one school closed as all pupils fall ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixonville
Decker’s Point
William A. Simpson
B. F. Coe
College Plan for $10,000 Stanton KY Mountaineer College
Rev Dr R A Hutchinson announced plans for a new $10,000 college at Stanton Kentucky to educate mountaineers. E H Fuller of Stanton will review the plans. Rev George P Mayo of Ragged Mountain Virginia lecturing in Pittsburgh on mountaineer life. Greensburg union plans biennial Buffalo convention with Bryan Indiana University Folk Missouri and other dignitaries on program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Hutchinson
Board of Freedmen’s Missions
The
United Presbyterian Church
Stanton
Appoval
E. H. Fuller
George P. Mayo
Ragged
Mountain
Pittsburg
Young People’s Union
Greensburg
Buffalo
Bryan
Indiana University
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
U.P. Dngvnes
Hutchinson
Kelcey
Local Notices and Open House Plans in Marion Area
Ping Pong Photos promotion at Marshall building Room 22 runs ten days. Miss Minerva Guthapfel, missionary speaker from Korea, addresses Pittsburg Conference churches in Indiana Methodist church on Feb 6. M. T. Steele to reopen Marion corner house. John D. Rowland to open meat market in Marion. Sunday services at Christ church with Rev. Gilbert. Sunday School at 9 45. Charles Miller’s tailor shop will be run by Michael Hahn during absence. Chicken and Waffles served at Claweun restaurant 6 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Building
B. Piper
Minerva Guthapfel
Korea
Pittsburg
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. T. Steele
Mahoning Hoage
Masin and
Manor Streets
Marion
Christchurch
Gilbert
Charles Miller
Michael Hahn
Claweun
Fire Wipes Out Three Buildings at Lovejoy
A late Friday night blaze started in Aaronson & Co clothing store at 10:30 PM destroying three connected structures on John D. G. property in Cherry Tree. The dwelling boarding house next to the store was ruined, with stock losses estimated between 6 000 and 7 000 dollars. Firefighters saved residents with no injuries reported. insurance partially covers boarding house losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lov
Los
Aaronson & Co
John D. G
Aaronson
Waa
Frank’. Finswall
Cherrytree
M. .E. Stedman
William Lydick
Agrongon & Co
Gormin
Finsthwait
Uncle Sam Vase trips lead Pittsburg Gazette Times feature
A Northeast newspaper blurb previews a Sunday Gazette Times piece by Navy Secretary Victor H. Metcalf about Uncle Sam’s vase trip around the horn and America as a world power, mentioning marriage licenses and local ads. It notes cream supply from Clover Leaf Daisy and local merchants George W. Graff meat mart and Jod Campbell & Fox with coded notices and advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
The
Horn
America
Tor’morrow
Pittsburg
Sunday Gazette Times
Viettor H. Metcalf
Secretary of the Navy
George W. Graff Meat Mart
Oo North Sixth
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J. N. Langham
Beale
Jefferson
Barry Boggs
Sher
W. B. ‘Wagner
Heshbon
Paseasments
Biate
Senate
Blys BateMart
Albert G. Moorhead
Tadigas Progress
Mr. Moorhead
J. Leasure
Cockport
John W. Miller
Andrew. Ferrier
Adam Bowman
Adam P. Lowry
Indiana Times
M. Langham
Catherine Woods Stoner
Mildred Viola Stite
P.A. Rose
Personal Counsel
Nancy J. Bash
S Co
Farmers’ Telephone Company
Concern
Rev. Flack
Green Township
College For Hountaineers
U. P. Mission Board
Kentucky
Mahoning House
John D. Rowland
J. T. Sutor
Christ Church
Lovejoy
Aaronson Clothing
Lydick
Carl
Pew Drug Store
West
Philadelphia Street
Jod Campbell & Fox
Harvey Rosborough
Livermore
Myrtle Kirkland
Derry
Levi Bender
Williamapp
Mame Wilson
Jacob McFarland
Anna Emerick
Rochester Mill
Zeddie McMillen
Wilgus
Mary Flanagan
Westover
Arthur Cramer
Annie Cainenter
George Nicholson
Carrie Miller
Blairsville
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