Graceton Coke Plant to Shut for Two Months
The Graceton Coke Company's plant will be shut down today for two months excepting forty ovens due to the blast furnace at Youngstown being rebuilt larger. All married employees will receive rent coal and work on construction during the period. The company expects to resume once the new furnace is completed. Coke produced in the forty ovens will be shipped to foundry tracts nationwide.
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Graceton Coke Company
Youngtown
O.M. Lingle
Building Boom Hits New Indiana As Homes Rise
In two months contractors across Indiana have pushed numerous modern houses and business blocks toward completion. Dr George E Simpson erects a two story buff brick corner on Ninth and Church for a store, office, and apartments. Frank St Clair nears occupancy of a two story brick apartment house. Dr Rinn builds a white brick dwelling on West Philadelphia street. W T Colkitt moves into a Grandview home. Andrew Vertier and James Ruffoer finish two modern frame houses on Church Street. the James Mitchell building gains a tile addition for offices upstairs living rooms downstairs. John Patton moves into a remodeled North Sixth Street dwelling. William DeArmie completes a substantial Wayne Avenue residence with ample rooms, bath, cellar and attic. Miss Jane and Agnes St Clair begin a two story brick apartment. Thomas Sutton’s South Sixth Street porch additions beautify his home. Salem Frick finishes a modern dwelling at Fourteenth and Washington. Harry Walker relocates to a South Fourteenth Street home. Elder Clowes begins a North Tenth Street modern dwelling. a Boyer family case-brick house on North Fifth Street to be occupied soon. Prack Villia adds a concrete block residence on West Philadelphia Street beside a three story building. many other, unnamed houses go up as Indiana positions itself as a key route stop.
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Indiana
George E. Simpson
Ninth
Church Streets
Alving
Ninth Street
Church Street
Efe, & Aulte
Rooma
Suopson
Frank St. Clair
Dr. Rinn
Wayne Avenue
Griffish Owens
West Philadelphia
W. T. Colkitt
The
Progress
Grandview
Qhurob Street
Andrew Vertier
James Ruffoer
James Mitchell
Philadelphia Street
William DeArmie
Wayne Avenus
Missua Jane
Agnes
St. Clair
South Fourteenth Street
Elder Clowes
North Tenth Streets
North Fifth Street
Boyer
Prack Villelia
Toro-Atory
West
Philadelphia
Deaths in Marchand and Ridgway areas noted
Recent deaths are reported for Mrs Eliza beth Moot wife of George Moot who died at home in Marchand on July 6 after long illness and cancer surgery. She la survived by sons and daughters including Mrs rank Well Big Run Mrs 0 C lerman Punxsutawney Harry Moot Du Bois and Miss Dora Ward Carl at home. Also survived by mother Mrs aloma Enterline of Big Run who tended the funeral. Rev erkey pastor of the Evangelical church of Marchand officiated with others present. The notice also mentions the death of Mrs Anne B Stitler Robinson and references to relatives and church involvement.
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Elizabeth Moot
George Moot
Marchand
Moot
Span Ace
Big Run
Evangelical Church
W. Got Govode
Shela
Mre
Rank Well
0. C,lerman
Punxsutawney
Harry ‘Moot
du Bois
Mise Dora
Ward
Carl Ab
Aloma Enterline
Samuel
Ridg Kod
William Exterline
Big
Cherles Prou
Eldred
William Mot m
Pietere
Erkey
Evangelical
Roh
Blose
Kittanning
Montreal Visit Reveals Cathedral Grandeur and City Life
The description tours Montreal’s blend of French and English heritage from the Bonsecourt church to Notre Dame and St. James, noting the Gros Bourdon bell, the Seminary of St Sulpice wealth, and the city’s bustling commercial scene with large department stores and a Western commerce spirit.
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Montreal
Canada
Dominion
Bonsecourg
Windsor Street
Windsor Hotel
St. James Cathedral
Place d‘Armes
Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Ita
Ita Jrich
Gros Bourdon
St. Lawrence
Vermont
St. Sulpice
St. James
Jorge
Quebec
Montres
Julia Hirsch Settles Cases as Benny Abrams Is Free
Miss Hirsch accepts a settlement from the Jacobs Abrams family after a dispute over money and jewels. Benny Abrams faces larceny and conspiracy charges. settlement funds total about 800 dollars with pawn details revealed. The case involves a large diamond ring pawned in Cincinnati. Miss Hirsch plans to return to New Orleans or possibly Pennsylvania, while Abrams relations provide 160 dollars and a pawn ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Hirsch
Benny Abrams
Indiana
Misa Julia Hirech
New Orleans
Tudsy
Jacob Abrams
Dixonville
Abrams
Ben Abrame
Hie Perenta
Mise Hirach
Samus Cooningham
Abrams Poople
Jacobs Abrams
Ben
Cincinnati
Miag Alrach
Lane
Bey Ware
The
Abram Folks
Glidden Contestants Tour Blairsville in Glidden Tour
Automobile enthusiasts and residents packed Blairsville as Glidden contestants passed through on day three of the run from Buffalo to Cambridge Springs and beyond. About 55 cars left Pittsburg and reached Blairsville by 9 am with several more by 10:30 am. Spectators cheered Mrs. Andrew Cune and Mrs. Edward Birwick as they drove by in a Ranier and an Overland. The tour faced a minor accident near Biskeville while a flagging car was ditched. owner J T Crocker Jr of San Francisco had two machinists repair it overnight in Johnstown.
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Blairaville
Buffalo
Cambridge Springs
Schenley Hotel
Pittsburg
Endurance Autolats
Bedford Springs
Penpaylvanis
New Jersey
Bestern New York
New England
To'elock
Blairsville
Cramer
Johnstown
W. F. Murdock
Andrew Cune
Edward Birwick
In . Ranier
E. W. Shirley
Biskeville
J. T. Crocker, Jr
San Francisco
Crocker
J. Dick Wilson
Harry Wilson, Jr
Jane Wilson
Edith Smith
R. M.mullen
Stacy H. Smith
Milton Guthrie
James Dodds
Funeral of Samuel McCartney In Indians area
Funeral services for Samuel McCartney were held at his late North Eighth Street home Friday at 1:30 PM conducted by Rev J Day Brownlee. A large congregation attended with many out of town residents present and the Jodiens Savings & Trust Company bank closed during the afternoon.
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Samuel McCartney
Big Late
North Eighth Street
J. Day Brownlee
James McAnulty
Mr. McCartney
Oakland Cemetery
Mra
James McCartney
Washington
Joby
Charles Jackson
Cochran
Owens
Apollo
Robert Smith
Ligonier
Samuel Smith
Beaver
G. Herbert Fills
New Brigton
Harry Ellis
Pittsburg
Misees
Elizabeth and
Mary Smith
Eldereridge
J. C. Peeler
Plater
William MeiChepney
Shelocta
Thomas Hart
Clarksburg
J. He Allison
Marion Center
Harry UO
Cundron
Blairsville
R. A. Hatebieoo
Pyttaburg
Board of Home Missions
United Presbyterian Church
T. Clark “Watson
Blairaville
James P. Watson
Balteburg
Jodiens Savings & Trust Company
Golden Wedding Celebrations Across Cambria County
A large crowd gathered at the home in East Whestfi township three miles from Ora for the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. BSP. Ling. Eight of nine children attended along with 30 local residents. A monster table served a big dinner in the orchard and the couple received many presents. Elizabeth Mers Ling, aged elderly, and her husband, Mr Ling, longtime residents near the Blacklick furnaces, celebrated fifty years of marriage. Earlier, Elliott and Elizabeth New Florence observed their golden anniversary with six children present, the celebration attended by relatives in Florence. Mr. Elliott, a Civil War veteran, was a long-time resident and Presbyterian church member.
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Eaat Whéstfi Township
Ora
B. FP
Canter Diana
Western Cambria
Ling
Blacklick
Elzebeth Mers
Presbyterian Church
Eillott
New Florenge
GREENFIELD GRAHAM WEDDING IN PITTSBURG CELEBRATES UNION
New Florence couple Greenfield and Graham wed in Pittsburg Tuesday evening. The bride and Sue Graham accompanied the groom’s sister to the Smoky City. The Greenfield family will live in New Florence. Also announced are the 23rd harvest gathering at Richmond Work Grove August 20 and 21. Co A of the Ohio Regiment plans a small reunion August 23. A parcel on East Cascades acres sold to William Greiner of Fourth Street for 400. Greiner to begin building a modern dwelling immediately.
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New Florence
Greenfield
Pittsburg
Pitta
Mistea
Sue Graham
Tsister
Smoky City
Florence
Richmond
Work Grove
Co. A
Olet Regt B
East Caestans Acres
John N. Pierce
McConnell & Gency
William Greiner
Mr. Greiner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Graceton
Oveng
Youngstown
New Indiana
Mrs. Elizabeth Moot
R. C. Robinson
Myre
Anne B. Stitler Robinson
G. Robinson
Smicksburg
Uly
Shere
N. J. Hugey
Harvey M. Peoples
Astoons
Fitwburg Division
Marion Center Bank
Harry
Miss Hirsch
Pennsylvania
Glidden
Samuel M’cartney
Dramer
Elliot
Wibkinse Grolaar
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