Printing Plant District Office in Indiana Pa
The notice lists an office and printing plant located in the New Gazette Building on Carpenter Avenue in Indiana Pennsylvania. It states entry in the Indiana Post Office to Second Class Mail Matter.
20 Jul 1909
Page 1
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1909
Page
1
The notice lists an office and printing plant located in the New Gazette Building on Carpenter Avenue in Indiana Pennsylvania. It states entry in the Indiana Post Office to Second Class Mail Matter.
A crowded listing shows numerous people visiting from Punxsutawney Heilwood Blairsville and Rochester Mills as well as locals from Creekside Indiana and Marion Center. Names include F A Carnahan Walter Wells Murray Thompson Mrs James Lytle and Dr George Churchill among others. The lento note mentions visiting relatives, business trips by rail car and car, and a Wilberforce University fundraising agent. The American Gas Company drills wells near Rural Valley with one expected deep sandier well.
John Titterington aged 86 died suddenly at his daughter Mrs F G Kenney's home in Grant township on July 11. A former Deckers Point resident, he was a noted farmer and lumberman in earlier days and likely the oldest member of Company A, 61st regiment P V I. Survived by three sons Wilson Adam and Andrew and daughter Mrs F G Kennedy. Interment at East Mahoning church on Thursday.
Allen Hamilton aged 79 died at his home in Nikin on July 4 from complications of diseases. He was the son of pioneer Robert Hamilton and Rachel Work. Survived by children Clark of Vashon Washington James of Wilkinsburg Charles at home George Latrobe Mrs R A McCreery Morgantown W Va Mrs J Clark McQuown Punxsutawney Mrs A C Morrow Dayton Mrs A Marion Marion Center and Mrs Alex Ewing near Jacksonville.
J B Morris aged 82 a longtime justice of the peace in Punxutawney died of heart failure after a morning walk to a friend’s home He also served three terms as county commissioner He is survived by son J Linn Morris Navy ill in Washington sister Lucy and M H Morris of Pittsburg and Clarence O Morris of Leechburg Mary Jane McConnell aged 44 of New Alexandria died recently after paralysis She left a brother Rev S D McConnell D D rector of All Souls New York City and three sisters Mrs J C Steel Mrs A H Sligh and Samantha McConnell survivors also listed
Mrs Agnes wife of James Pearce a Rossiter merchant died at home in Rossiter Friday morning at 20 clock of heart trouble aged 28 years She leaves husband and a child and was a longtime member of Waynesburg Presbyterian church remains were taken there for burial Samuel Shank nearly 100 died at his Center county home and buried Wednesday He left seven children including John Shank of Clymer and Michael Shank of Johnstown On the funeral trip John Shank briefly visited his son Gibdon Shank in Johnstown.
James B. Robinson a Greensburg resident died July 10 at age 69. He is survived by his wife and eight children. He was a cousin of J. W. Robinson and Mrs. Carrie Robinson of Bolivar, and W. I. Robinson of Garfield. A five month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Burns of Rosai tet died on Tuesday and was buried on Thursday. Foley's Urine Laxative advertised for stomach and liver trouble and constipation is urged as a superior laxative option. Sold by all druggists.
Following the custom recently established Capt CG C Mehain again had the boys of Company PF drill in front of the Court House Monday evening.
A festival will be held in Mitchell's Mills on Saturday evening July 24 to benefit the Union church. C F Meeking was a caller in Indianapolis last Friday. Mrs Emma Kelley celebrated her 68th birthday with a Saturday evening surprise from local ladies. Roy Hutton visited Bakerton friends last Saturday. Mrs Annie Kleming of Clymer and her sister Winnie Meekins of Philipsburg recently visited their brother C I Meekins of this place.
Col. Mike Welsh's circus, which filled several dates in nearby counties, has disbanded at New Bethlehem. The performers are excited because the ghost has not walked lately.
English setter puppies from a well bred litter in Pennsylvania. Eligible for the sixth American Field Futurity. Price is low and quality considered. For description, price, and five generation pedigree call or write D. C. Merry, Josephine, Indiana County, Pa.
A timed sales pitch argues piles are internal and can be cured by Dr. Leonhardt's Hem Roid. It claims a 98 percent success after 24 days of treatment for $1, sold by Tom E. Hildebrand or mailed by the Dr Leonhardt Co Buffalo NY.
Waterproof and wearproof leather sole touted as practically indestructible by BIAGGIO FORMICA Shoe Shop at 18 Ninth St. The shoe claims include bark tanned leather two to one, pliable springy comfort, cork like resiliency, sanitary non absorption of moisture, and non slip on wet pavements.
In Memoriam pays tribute to Mrs. Nancy Jane George by Bethel Presbyterian Church Women Missionary Society. It expresses sorrow and trust in God, sympathy to the bereaved, and minutes to record the resolutions.
Indiana County commissioners invite bids for repair work on the Lutheran Chapel bridge over Two-Lick Creek until 2 p.m. Saturday July 24 1809. They may reject any bid. Specifications at the commissioners office. Each bid must include a certified check for 100 dollars. Bowmen Marshall and Niel County Commissioners.
Attorney and Mrs D B Taylor of South Fifth street and Mr and Mrs Thomas Sutton of Sixth street will spend the next two weeks at Narragansett Pier Rhode Island.
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