Corner stone laid for YMCA building in Philadelphia
A large Philadelphia crowd gathered Friday evening at Ninth and Philadelphia Streets for the corner stone laying of the YMCA building. Trustees directors clergy and older directors attended as Rev Crawford prayed and the Indiana Military Band played America. Robert Mitchell laid the stone assisted by architect Lockard and contractor Longwill. M D Cracker of Cleveland spoke on YMCA work and a prayer followed with doxology. Harry McCreary presided at the ceremony.
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Philadelphia
Ninth Streets
Indiana
America
FP. S. Crawford
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Cary
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. R. King
George Clark
John W Jones
Elmer Allison
Robert Mitchell
Association
Mitche
Robert
Henry Hall
J. M. Stewart & Co
Mitchell
BH. M. Lockard
John Longwill
M. D. Cracker
Cleveland
Cracker
Lawson Campbell
Christian Church
Lewis Hay
Lutheran Church
Harry, McCreary
Payrolls Lost in Harrisburg Maneuver Camp Search
Adjutant General Stewart seeks missing payrolls of the Tenth Infantry 50 to pay Philippine regiment troops for work at Mt Gretna maneuver camp last week. Papers are believed to lie between Greensburg regimental HQ Oil City brigade HQ and the State Capitol as officials search.
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Harrisburg
Thomas J. Stewart
Tenth Infantry
Mt. Gretna
Greensburg
Oil City
State Capitol
Everyoe
People on the Move Around Pittsburgh and Nearby Names
A string of short visits and travels across towns includes egNest Stewart visiting Pittsburg business today. J A McDonald of American Express Co visits Indiana. Mrs Rebecca Hill returns home to Jeannette after Indiana trip. Mrs H J Horstman of Columbus Neb visiting Mrs Margaret Kessler in School street. Miles Young of Niagara Walla visiting his mother Mrs Sarah Youn on Seventh street. Miss Anna Wagle spends a few days with relatives in Blairavita and Johnstown. Paul Myers leaves for Greensburg to visit friends. Mr and Mrs Halsey Walker and son Lisle visit Mt Pleasant. Harry McCreery and sons Clay and Harry Jr return from Canada after fishing. I L Ray and sister Miss Matilda Ray leave for Johnstown to visit brother J C Ray. Mrs Samuel Armstrong and daughter Ruth return to Pittsburgh after visiting Mr and Mrs J M Stewart. Misses Mary Longwill and Mabel Lohr leave for Johnstown to visit for several weeks with Homer Longwill at camp in Arbutus Park.
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Miles Young
Niagara Walla
Sarah Youn
Seventh Street
Halsey Walker
Lisle
South Seventh Street
Mt. Pleasant
Samuel Armstrong
Ruth Armstrong
Pittsburgh
J. M. Stewart
Mary, Longwill
Mabel Lohr
Johnstown
Mrs
Homer Longwill
Arbutus Park
Best One On One Showdown On Normal Diamond Monday
Indiana picked team will play Ladder Company on the Normal diamond Monday. It promises the best game of the season in shop circles with McGregor and Crawford for Ladder Company and Ray and Watson for the picked team. Call time between 6 and 6 30 p.m. Both lineups strong. root for your team.
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Indiana
Nize
Shc
McGregor
Ada Kunkle Weds Harry Michener in Saltsburg Ceremony
Miss Ada Blanche Kunkle, daughter of Mr and Mrs M A Kunkle, married Harry V Michener of Pittsburgh at the Kunkle home in Saltsburg. Rev Dr J Sara Leland of Pittsburgh officiated. Ceremony featured ferns daisies and sweet peas with pink and white attire. The wedding party included Mary Kunkle Jully Blanche Kunkle and Beatrice Sarah Leland as ribbon bearers. Bridal party and guests planned a Great Lakes trip after dinner and a Pittsburgh departure on the afternoon train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Blanche Kunkle
M. A. Kunkle
Harry V. Michener
Pittsburgh
Saltsburg
J. Sara Leland
Mrs Norman Lewis Dies in Hooversville Home
Mrs Norman Lewis aged 28 a former Blairsville resident died at her Hooversville home on Friday morning at 2 o clock She leaves her husband and a 3 week old daughter Mrs Lewis was a daughter of William Leckemby former proprietor of the Merchants Hotel Blairsville Arrangements for the funeral have not been completed
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Norman Lewis
Blairsville
Hooversville
Lewis
William Leckemby
Merchants Hotel
For Sale or Rent Hastings Property on Philadelphia Street
For sale or rent a desirable Indiana residence on Philadelphia street. Buy at a reasonable price with easy payments. Contact First National Hank at 263-86. Watch for Smith's Squitury Dairy milk wagon and get a guarantee to stay fresh 86 hours or your money refunded. 908.th
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Hastings
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
First National
Hank
Smith
Peach feeding to Hogs and July Trade Meeting
A letter from Lawson Ole Mr D A Cunningham comments on the peach crop and feeding peaches to hogs. A Board of Trade meeting is set for Monday July 22 at 7 30 in the courthouse with members urged to attend. Reports mention a wagon load shipped to town and about 3000 bushels in the orchard to be fed. Other notes say Oklahoma corn is the best this year and alfalfa third crop will be cut while oats and wheat are largely threshed.
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Lawson
Ole
D. A. Cunningham
Mnea
Isaet
Board of Trade
Court House
Oklahoma
Engagement announced for Irene Anderson and James I Hughes
Mrs Harriet Anderson of Chestnut street announces the engagement of her daughter Irene to James I Hughes burgess of Latrobe. The engagement ends in a fall wedding and follows Irene Andersons popular tenure as a Latrobe public schools teacher after returning from Indiana with her family.
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Harriet, Anderson
Chestnut Street
Irene
James I. Hughes
Burgess
Latrobe
Miss Anderson
Burgess Hughes
Indiana
Township Teachers Elected
At a recent Montgomery township school board meeting, teachers were elected for multiple schools. Names include Arcada principal Cliff McFarland Erma Smith Leola Ferrier Hazel McQuown Marie Fitzgerald Zona Irwin Gipsy principal F W Bennett Sarah Johns Hilldale principal G W Gromlay Ruth Churchill Linnie Smith Clark Stanley Wilson Harter Mary Spicher Rock Run George Rickard Harlest Almont Ake Irwin BE E Irwin Blose Marshall Hamilton Brickell Mildred Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Township School Board
Arcadia
Cliff McFarland
Erma Smith
Leola Ferrier
Hazel McQuown
Marie Fitgerald
Zona Irwin
Gipsy
F. W. Bennett
Sarah Johns
Hillada'e
G. W. Gromlay
Ruth Churchill
Hooverhurst
Linnie Smith
Clark
Stanley Wilson
Harter
Mary Spicher
Rock Run
George Rickard
Harlest
Almont Ake
Irwin
BE. E. Irwin
Blose
Marshall Hamilton
Brickell
Mildred Allison
Latest Books at Ridiculously Low Prices at News Stand
The circulating library offers the latest fiction at 15 to 35 cents and other books at correspondingly low prices. Husy and Moorhead, The News Stand, invites readers to come in and browse the selection.
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Husy & Moorhead
Funeral services for Sylvester Houck held at home
Funeral services over the remains of Sylvester Houck will be conducted at the Houck residence in Rayne township on Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock. The interment will follow at Greenwood cemetery.
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Sylvester Houck
Houck
Rayne Township
Greenwood Cemetery
Presbyterian supper to be held July 28 at church
The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society will hold a twenty-five cent supper in the Social Hall of the church next Tuesday evening July 28 beginning at 5 o'clock. Remember the date and come.
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Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
Christaan Church Service Topics Announced
Rev Lawcen Campbell to lead morning sermon God’s Mercy Seat and evening sermon Believing a bie at Christaan Church tomorrow. Discussion notes say mos diseases arise from germs and killing germs fights disease. Also mentions Cookey’s Noxicide and Poulerymen products with local guarantees by J M Stewart & Co. 9642 & m. Swo Photograph Supplies advertises films plates and universe at Hetrick Broad opposite the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Lawcen Campbell
Cookey
J. M. Stewart & Co
Hetrick Broa
Oppothe Court House
Rosenthal murder tied to police, Shapiro testifies
Three Burns detectives press William Shapiro for links between Rosenthal slaying and police complicity. Shapiro recalls calm killers who used a gray car, warned him to stay quiet, and claimed the job was fixed. He asks district attorney protection, cites a $50 unpaid debt, and details the aftermath near Fifth Avenue. Other brief items note a burglar knocked unconscious in Toledo and an infantile paralysis outbreak in Barberton with thirteen cases.
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New York
Burns
Herman Rosenthal
Sing Sing
William Shapiro
Rosenthal
Shapiro
Trosenthal
Rose
Fifth Avenue
Bkapiys
Office Hours and Dairy Ad Mixup on Shryock Hill
An odd notice lists Dr. Truitt office hours from 8:00 to 6:00 and 7:00 to 4:00, alongside Try Smiths Sanitary Dairy Co offerings for pasteurized milk. It promotes a 36 hour cream guarantee with money back, a free trial of Donkey's Lice Powder, and a Big 80 page Poultry Book from J. M. Stewart & Co. at 264 f & m-3wp. A late choice on Shryock Hill mentions A. M. Book.
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J. M. Stewart & Co
Trap Shouters Busy and Niagara Falls Excursion
A report lists Niagara Talla excursion travelers from the B. R. & P. railway including Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Seanor, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Elkin, H. B. Buchanan and two children, J. S. Russell, and Arthur Russell. A Blairsville accident severed four fingers and part of a thumb at Blairsville Enameled Ware Co. plant. Automobile parties moving through Indiana included Mrs. K. B. Anderson, Mrs. R. M. Sterrett and W. C. Sterrett of Brockwayville and Mr. and Mrs. John T. Gephart and J. C. Mullen of Clearfield.
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Niagara Falls
Niagara Talla
Clyde W. Seanor
W. F. Elkin
H. 8. Buchanan
J. S. Russell and
Arthur Russell
Blairsville
Indiana
K. B. Anderson
R. M. Sterrett
W. C. Sterrett
Brockwayville
John T. Gephart
J. C. Mullen
Clearfield
The New Colonial presents caricature of a face and films
A splendid program at the Colonial tonight features A Caricature of A Face and The Blue Mountain Buffaloes The Call of the Roze and The Animated Weekly. It shows scenes including the Republican National Convention at Chisago with Spectal muate.
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Colonial Tonight
Chisago
Reward notice seeks lost Phi Kappa Phi bar pin
A Phi Kappa Phi sorority bar pin lost between Fifth Street and the Y M C A building or Star Theatre. Finder can claim reward by leaving it at Huey and Moorhead’s. Also a separate note offers 82 dollars for finding Dewey to help a boy earn money, at the Indiana Cigar Store.
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Phi Kappa Phi Sorority
Fifth Street
Star Theatre
Huey & Moorhead
Dewey
JW. Barr
Indiana
Globe Tonight Presents Three Acts in Windy Show
At the Globe Tonight the acts A Windy Day Lulu's Doctor and The Art of Printing play to a lively crowd. Cha Us and Challis perform clever impersonations making a big hit Friday night. Admission 6 and 10 cents.
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Globe
Prinvng
Challis
Rev Park to Preach at Second United Presbyterian
Rev J C N Park will occupy the pulpit of the Second United Presbyterian church on Sabbath morning.
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Rev. Park
J. C. N. Park
Second United Presbyterian Church
Clymer Dog Case Before Squire Crossman
A June 11 incident in Clymer saw Policeman Barress shoot a dog that attacked him on Franklin Street. The dog later died after returning to owner Mike Bramock, who sued for its value and coat, with testimony describing the animal as vicious versus playful. Judge James A. Crossman heard the case with attorneys James W. Mack and John S. Flaher present. a decision was reserved.
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Walla
Franklin Street
Clymer
Barress
Mike Bramock
Squire James A. Crozaman
R. H. Burnett
B. E. Jobe
Mixe
Squire Crossman
I.n
James W. Mack
Bramock
John S. Flaher
Cow with Remarkable Calves Records in County
Wallace Beck of Clearfield County near Cherrytrea owns Bossy a cow famed for prolific calving over four years and six months producing seven calves. Bossy began with a heifer and a single calf, then bred twice in 11 months, remaining healthy and unpedigreed, while Beck plans a large herd if health holds.
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Wallace Beck
Clear’field
County
Bossy
A. Seaion
Good Crop of Hay in West Lehanoal District
In West Lehanoal, Alex Wilean is noted for a fine timothy hay crop. A standing pleca five feet high resisted mowing, requiring special tools to cut. Local reports describe the unusually thick hay stand and the need for Armatroig Fach pens to harvest.
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Alex
Wilean
West Lehanoal
The Choice of a Husband Advertisement
A vintage advert urges women to avoid weakness and improve health with Dr. Kings Life Pills. It promises new strength, fine complexion, pure breath, and cheerful spirits. The product is sold for 25 cents by Daugherty Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Daugherty Bros
Pittsburg Pool Room Raffle Promises Gold Watch Prize
A Pittsburg pool room offers coupons for pool play, sage shining, hot cleaning, and tobacco and algae sales. The winner will receive a $25 gold watch in December, with the drawing set for December 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Tne Lucky Cous
Local Groceries and Dairy Ad by Homer W Koontz
An old advertisement proclaims a self declare meat and groceries shop offering veal lamb pork and greens. It promises home delivery by free phone and features the Red Milk Wagon with a White Horse and a milk that stays fresh for a week with a money back guarantee.
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Homer W. Koontz
Philadelphias Street
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Mareball Bldg
Carpenter Ave
E Gnest Stewart, Esq
J. A. McDonald
The
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Rebecca Hill
Jeannette
H. J. Horstman
Columbus
Nab
Mis
Margaret Kessler
School Street
Anna Wagle
Railroad Avenue
Blairavita
Paul Myers
Water Street
Harry McCreery
Clay and
Harry, Jr
Canada
I. L. Ray
Miss Matilda Ray
Locust Street
J. C. Ray
Michener-Kunkle
Christaan Church Service
Bleutha
Eucapas
Toledo
G. B. Booth
Akron
Barberton
Dr. Truitt
Smith’s Sanitary Dairy Co
Crean
Shryock Hill
A. M
Indiana Red & Gun Club
Harry Earhart
G. W. Maxwell
Nebraska
Maxwell
U. M. C. Powder Co
Lttle
Indiana County
Wayne Rigg
William Gibson
Earhart
al Hill Teweee
the New Colonial
the Globe
Clymer Dog
Squire Crossman’s Court
Mike Bramnack
Gog
Cow
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