Social notes from Latrobe and Indiana region
Sunday visits and travel chatter fill the Latrobe Indiana region as residents and visitors from Manor Brushvalley Washington and Johnstown are logged in for church gatherings, family visits, and business trips. Notables include Mrs Stewart ill at home and several locals joining a Baptist semi centennial service in Latrobe with past pastors and guests from Homer City Ridley Park and Ridgeview Park.
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Ciana Baptist
Pastora
Meminan
Library
Digart
Dunbar
Baptiste
Wico
Laura Bater
HB. F. King
F. Swartz
Presbyterian II
Incake
B. Bunyan
Homer Church
Lawis T
Win
Shidde
Ralg
Elizabeth AV
Samuel Furman
Pany Asarigh Shad
Witadragh
D. Ds
D. W. Swigert
Crete
Mi Todinnn
Three Jailed For Cramer Robbery In Prospect Area
Three residents of Prospect were rearrested near Cramer on July 14 on charges of breaking and entering and larceny. They and Mrs. Dubrow’s daughter were taken to Seward then to await a September term court. Sabbath night July 12 a Cramer latere was broken into and robbed of $1.59 cash, stamps, jewelry and groceries found later at Mrs. Dubrow’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dubro
William Kelley
William Smith
Forcier
Prospect
Crémer
Garvant
Toomas W, Tather
Cramer
Dubrow
Seward
West
Smith
Johoetown
Dabrow
Thin
Sne
Local Names Appear in Murky Aprisburg Listing
Fragmented OCR text shows several individuals connected to Aprisburg and nearby places with scattered references to guests, hotels, and names like Frank D St Clair Pryni Petites Edna Marlin Napoleon and Tom McQuown. The passage is garbled and lacks a coherent event or clear action.
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Frank D
St. Clair
Pryni Petites
Aprisburg
Penis Hotels Bature
Wetzel Completes Major Improvements on East Main Street Home
H P Wetzel completes ez tenalye improvements on his East Main street property. Work includes a new house wing, a wide veranda on two sides, a hot water heating plant and bath. A large new stable is under construction on the lot’s Regent of the lot Marlon Center Independent.
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H. P
Wetzel
Eztenalye
East Main Street
Marlon Center Independent
Marion Center Soctal Club Hosts July Eve Entertainment
The Marion Center Social and Literary Club presents a July 23 program at M B phared, featuring John J. Bengerson as entertainer and monologist who recited in the winter. Proceeds support the club's activities. The event begins at 8 o'clock.
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Marion Center
M. B
John J. Bengerson
Bed Furnishings Contract for County Home Complete
The bed furnishings contract for the new County Home is finalized except for bed clothes. Beds were installed on Thursday and the contract was accepted by Commissioners on Friday. Amateur photographers expect to finish by Mrs Alice T Smith, 27 Hust Water Street. All work left at Houk's drug store or J Richard Clemants will receive prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Steving & Co
Houk
J. Richard Clemants
Rev Henry Graham celebrates 84th birthday in Pittsburg
Rev Henry Quigley Graham veteran Indiana minister of South Sixth street marked his 84th birthday today. Mr and Mrs H Collins Graham and their three children Howard Ruth and Henry Jr of Pittsburg were there along with H M Cowan and daughter of Wilkinsburg and Mize Mary Graham of Pittsburg for the event which ended with a good dinner. He received many good wishes and is in good health this summer and hopeful for further milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Quigley Graham
Indiana
South Sixth Street
H. Collins Graham
Howard
Ruth
Henry,Jr
Pittsburg
H. M. Cowan
Wilkinsburg
Mize Mary Graham
Graham
Boston Players Tie for Ninth in Batting Averages
Unofficial American League stats show Boston’s Gessler and McConnell tied for ninth with a .296 average. In 71 games Brownie had 25 runs, 72 hits, and 1 stolen base, while a contract clause entitles a $400 bonus if batting .300 by season end.
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Gessler
McConnell
Boston
Battiog
Brownie
Ffbin
Serpentine Dancer Blanche Ray at Dreamland Tonight
Blanche Ray, a skilled serpentine dancer, will appear at Dreamland Theatre tonight under colored lights. Tonight's film program features The Salt Did It, or If You Want to Catch a Bird Pat Salt On Its Tail and Flueband's Revenge, or The Poisoned Pill. Admission 10c.
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Blanche Ray
Dreamland Theatre
Flueband
Chautauqua School Of Public School Music Arts Expands
The Chautauqua School for the Study of Public School Music Methods, led by director Hamilton E Cagewell, gathers the largest summer school corps yet. Two study tracks for supervisors and grade teachers plus two harmony instrument sight reading classes draw many nationally known educators. Registration already sets a record in Chautauqua history as Sherwood Hall hosts daily sessions.
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Hamilton E. Cagewell
Sherwood Hall
Dance at Idlewood Park invites community to attend
Idlewood Park hosts a Tuesday night dance on July 21 with the Opera House Orchestra. Invitations are issued to guests of the Rebekah and Eureka clubs, plus a special 8:30 pm run for accommodating attendees. Mr and Mrs H H Longwill travel westward visiting relatives.
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Idlewood Park
Rebekah
Eureka Club
Opera House
Notice to Water Consumers Around Town
Water will be turned off to all streets at 1:30 tomorrow Tuesday for valve work at Tenth and Philadelphia avenues. Work will proceed as quickly as possible and restore service promptly.
Robinson Ravalen Reunion at the Robinson Farm
The Robinson Ravalen reunion will be held at the old homestead on the A W and J M Robinson farm near Parks wood in Armstrong township on Baty ardsay September 17. All relatives and friends are invited to attend and bring baskets of provisions. Open one morn work the Ping Fong Photo Gallers will. She open one more Werk gon't be attended to order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Old Hemestead
A. W
Ping Fong
Atenid
Logs Destroyed in Fire at Blair Lumber Co Mill Near Ligonier
A large fire destroyed portable sawed timber owned by Blair Lumber Co near Ligonier, with about seven thousand dollars in losses. Workmen were finishing logs and preparing the mill for the week when flames halted progress and forced evacuation. No insurance covered the property, and rumors said Blair would salvage and rebuild. The incident affected nearby timber and equipment, with no immediate report of injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Lumber Co
Ligonier
Fecon
James
David Blair
William Ballentine
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A. Wowanernest
Monesaen
Elizabeth Stewart
Olive Lowry
White Town
James McGregor
Church Street
Bertha Stadtmiller
Grace O'Hara
Loretta Horton
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Anna Wagle
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John G. Cameron
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Marlin
Ry T. Marlin
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Willet
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M.M. Thompson
North Sevnenth Streeh
Edna “Marlin
Eleventh
Atrest
Miases Zimmean
Napoleon Atrent
Johose
Seutaepay
Paul Rabbard
Ad Mii
Tom ‘McQuown
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Baas
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Mise Resi McCormick
Pliteburg
Ie Ghee Ee Re Owe
Bede
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