Doberneck dies from hunting accident after week ill
Frank Doberneck a respected Indiana citizen died at his North Fourth Street home at 10 am after a gunshot wound suffered accidentally while hunting on Campbell farm north of town January 20. He aged 50 leaving a daughter, siblings, and a father in Greensburg. Funeral mass will be held Thursday at St Bernard's Church.
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Frank Doberneck
Indiana
North Fourth Street
Campbell
Doberneck
Mary
Frank Doberocek
Greensburg
Edward Vogel
W. J. Reardon
Wilmer
Gazette
Messenger
Democrat
Elk and
Eagle
Instructive Papers At New Century Club Meeting
The New Century Club held a regular session in the club room Monday with many new members present. Thomas Sutton spoke on What Science Has Done for the Home, Mrs. Christy discussed Tennyson's Princess, and Mrs. Calhoun spoke on From Stage Coach to Automobile. The Neighborhood Club report followed, a vote of thanks to the Presbyterian church trustees was given, and Mrs Cagewell was thanked for a musical at the convention. The next meeting is February 10 with a midwinter business session.
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New Century Club
Thomas Sutton
Harry Christy
Tennyson
William R. Calhoun
Hontings
The
Presbyterian Church
Cagewell
Jobo Reng
Lollar
Mack Ellenberger
Q. W. Brickley
John Layton
William Sandbach
Squire J. J. McCracken
Moore Bar
Creekside
Frank Gibson
McCracken
George Jacoby
James Foreman
Lewis
Moore
John H. Lollar
Cnd
Burgess J. A. Crossman
H. Wallace Thomas
Lodisog
Isnac Billings
Billings
Graff Marries Empire State Woman in New York Ceremony
Paul Graff eldest son of Water Street residents married Margaret Noble, daughter of New York couple, in a January ceremony at G. Peter's Parish New York. Forty guests attended a Rosebank reception. The groom, Indiana native, will soon start housekeeping with his Indiana meat business partner father.
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Paul Graff
George W. Graff
Water Street
Margaret Noble
Thomas Noble
New York
Father Cassidy
G. Peter’s Parish
Rosebank
Mary Dray
Harry Roeright
Graff
Indiana
Roesche
Indiana Normal School
St. Bernard’s Church
Apple’s Orchestra
Old Boys Schedule Potential Wilmerding Return Game
The Old Boys may travel to Wilmerding for a return match on Friday night after a possible game with East Palestine on Saturday. Eagles members urged to meet Wednesday at 8 PM to arrange attendance for Frank Doberneck funeral. Pittsburgh division engineers faced layoffs with 69 fired back to firing, 108 firemen furloughed indefinitely. Appleby and Peterson offer nineteen horse blankets at self-set prices, with a Two-Light Gas Teater complete for $2. J W Cunningham, 34 North Ninth St.
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Wilmerding
East Palestine, C
Order of Eagles
Frank Doberneck
Pitteburg
Appleby & Peterson
J. W.cunningem
North Ninth St
License Court Proceedings Continue with Mixed Testimony
A large crowd filled the license court as two hotel license cases progressed. Elmer Manner seeking a National Hotel license faced testimony about underage drinking and barroom controls, while John J. Miller's Central Hotel faced remonstrances but was supported by witnesses praising order and fitness.
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Gazette
Elmer Manner
National Hotel
Benjamin Eddy
Manner
Lawrence Dick
John Dodnon
Elmer
Joseph Hudson
J. M. Glageford
Capt. C. C. McClain
George W. Simpson
J. H. Young
G. P. McCartney
Rev. F. 8. Crawford
Turm
Mannet
James Fry
Uinora
John J. Miller
Central Hotel
Johnnie
Pierce
Barry Earhart
Remonstrante
J.B. Loltar
Moore
Timothy Setton
Billings
John Lewie
Lollar Rn
James Pattison
Beer Bottles Hurdle Crowd in Bar Incident
An incident in a bar involved bottles of beer passed over a crowded bar as large crowds gathered in town. The event details are limited but indicate improvised actions amid dense attendance.
Business brisk on B and P rail line gains to normal
The Du Sota Express reports that business on the B and P railroad is slowly returning to pre late December levels. Coal train volume to the northern market is rising and anticipated to grow as demand for Du Bois mines increases. Shop work remains strong and hiring is expected to rise soon with more workers added.
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du Sota Express
R.&p
du Bois
Bold HoldUp Near Ernest Reported
George Snyder a prominent resident of White township was held up and robbed of 15 dollars Saturday evening while returning home from Ernest. Three men approached within a mile of his home, displayed revolvers, ordered him to raise his hands, and escaped. The robbers’ identities remain unknown.
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George Snyder
White Township
Ernest
Snyder
Convention to Meet April 29 in Harrisburg
County Chairman A L Gilbert reports State Chairman W Andrews says the Republican delegates chosen April 11 will meet at the Majestic Theatre Harrisburg on April 29 at 10 30 a m to nominate a judge for the Supreme Court and elect presidential electors and delegates to the Republican National Convention in Chicago June 16 1908 Indiana County will send two delegates none of the candidates has announced through Chairman Gilbert yet.
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A. L. Gilbert
W. Andrews
Barrisburg
Pennsylvania
Majestic Theatre
Harrisburg
Supreme Court
Chicago
Indiana County
Gilbert
Josiah Lydick Gate o Fall
Josiah Lydic, manager of the Check sred Front store, slipped on ice and fell today at noon in front of B. B. Tiffany's home on Seventh street. He was carried home by a physician who found sixty bones broken along with bruising and shock from the fall.
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Josiah Lydic
Pennsylvania Railroad Restores Old Freight Rate Across State
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces the return to the old rate of two and a half conte a mile on nearly all lines within the state effective February 1. The Buffalo and Allegheny division is included and clerical and commuters tickets will be issued before the 2-cent rate had taken effect.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Buffalo & Allegheny
Lost Twenty Dollar Bill Reward Offered
Late Monday afternoon around 4 30 o clock a total of $20 in four five dollar bills was lost between 712 Church street and Myera store. The finder will be liberally rewarded if the money is returned to this office.
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Church Street
Myera &Are Store
New Court House Set to Open Friday in Greensburg
Westmoreland County celebrates the completion of its fourth courthouse a gray granite four story structure crowned by a golden dome. The building houses county offices courtrooms and judges chambers with Italian marble mahogany and Domingo mahogany interior. Construction by Bill Miller & Sons Co of Pittsburgh cost about 90000 and dedication events are planned with judges and local officials attending along with the Orpheus Male Quartette.
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Moreland Coun
Greenaburg
Atru
Weemoreland County
Marne
Court Ag
San Domingo
William Kauffman
Wi Kautiman
Pittsburg
Bill Miller & Sons Company
Pitish
Ington
York
Mosgomery
W. D. Reamer
G. C. Shaffer
W. Shupe
Committee of Bar Association
A. M. Sloan
John B. Keenag
W. C. Peoples
Doty
Stesie
McGag
McCormic
Orpheus
Selec
Stouffer
Shale Neal
Countdale
Unclear Classified Snippet from Local Ad Notes
Fragmentary OCR note mentions ping pong photos four positions ten days select locations Room 22 weather clear 18x photographer cream dairy and calls to order. details unreadable and inconsistent notes limit precise summary.
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Marehall Building
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