Kittanning Man Wins Superior Court Appeal
John Dosch Jr won a Superior Court appeal against Applewood and Kittanning Boroughs. The court ordered refunds totaling over 100 dollars and sustained that state auto truck license holders must also obtain a borough license. The ruling, praised by Judge W D Patton, affects truck owners statewide.
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Kittanning Man
Superior Court
Kittanning
Applewood
John Dosch, Jr
Philadelphia
W. D. Patton
Armatrongh
Dosch
Dogoh
Kittamolog
Indiana
Lcense
Patton
The New York World's Campaign Offer
One dollar buys the New York Morning World for four months with paid passage. The period covers heightened political news interest, described as the most important campaign since Gen. Grant sought a third term. Send $1 to The World, Pulitzer Building, New York, to receive the Morning World through the election.
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New York Morning World
Gen. Grant
World
Pulitzer
New York
Morning World
Latest Books at Ridiculously Low Prices
A circulating library sale advertises the latest titles at 15c to 35c per copy with many other books offered at low prices. Husy and Moorhead The News Stand invites customers to visit and browse the selection for bargains.
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Husy & Moorhead
Pittsburg Pool Room Offers December Gold Watch Draw
The Pittsburg pool room distributes coupons for pool play shoe shining hat cleaning and tobacco sales. A gold watch valued at 25 will be awarded in December with the drawing held on December 24.
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Pittsburg
Colonial Tonight Shows At The Globe
At the Globe Tonight good pictures play at the Colonial Tonight. Titles include His Other Self The Colonel's Peril and Marion Leonard in Through Flaming Gates.
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the Colonial
Marion Leonard
Ladder Factory Defeats Coral A. A. In 8 to 3 Victory
The Indiana Ladder Factory defeated the Coral A. A. team 8 to 3 on Saturday evening. Ladder Company boys and a town venue will play at Normal Park this evening at 6:80. Also notes on health and local notices appear, including a church supper at the Presbyterian church with meals and desserts priced, and an advertisement for dairy and shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Ladder Factory
Fgat Corel A. A
Normal Park
Social notes from White Township and surrounding areas
EeRoy Trimble and many locals are listed as visitors, travelers, and guests across White Township, Wilkinsburg, Blairsville, Pittsburgh, Indiana, Erie, and nearby towns. The column notes callers on Saturday night, Sunday visits, trips to nearby cities, and family visits, followed by a brief theater listing for Globe tonight with reports on three feature pieces.
Tuberculosis Exhibit to Tour County Fairs
The tuberculosis exhibit of the State Department of Health, shown in major cities, will tour county fairs in the fall. Dr. T A H Sites, in charge, plans coverage for the big fair. The exhibit aims to be as notable as baby-saving displays. Dr. W C Miller will lecture on checking tuberculosis in Fulton and other southern counties.
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Harrisburg
State Department of Health
Pennsylvania
Plana
T. A. H. Sites
W. C. Miller
Fulton
Driven Rom Home: Walterski Arrested Over Peace Charge
Ernest miner Kooch Walterski was arrested by Detective Josiah Nez on a surety of the peace charge. A heating before Justice J. A. Crossman revealed Walterski's quarrel with Steve Scosky over Scosky's wife after a July 4 boarding house party. The case was sent to the September term of court.
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Kooch Walterski
Ernest
Josiah Nez
J. A. Crossman
Steve Scosky
Walterski
Scosky
Sensky
Mrs Taylor Hosts Ladies at South Fifth Home
Mrs O B Taylor entertained a company of ladies at her South Fifth Street home this afternoon in honor of her guest Mrs Marlin McYadden.
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Taylor
South Fifth Street
Marlin Mc. Yadden
Indiana Military Band Rehearsal Tonight
The Indiana Military Band will meet for rehearsal at 8 o'clock tonight. If the court house is in use the band will meet at Lyric Hall.
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Indiana Military Band
Court House
Lyric Hall
Vision Beautiful and The Gheet at Circle Camp at Star Tonight
At the Star Tonight a trio of acts are billed, including Vision Beautiful The Gheet at Circle Camp and All in the Wash. The brief listing highlights the show offerings and sequencing for the evening program.
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Circle Camp
Office Hours and Supper Notice from Local Listings
Office hours of Dr Truitt span 8 to 5 and 7 to 3. A church supper at Presbyterian on Tuesday evening. Wife needs an evening off from kitchen work. Supper served after 6. Smiths Sanitary Dairy Co offers Pure Pasteurized Milk and Cream with a 36 hour guarantee. 262 Photograph Supplies at Hetrick Bros Copo Court House, Barefoot Sandals needed. Jordan's baseball game tonight at Normal Park.
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Presbyterian Church
Smith’s Sanitary Dairy Co
Hetrick Bros
Copo
Fge
Presbyteriap
Gibson Leaves Bolivar Bank for Windber Trust Co
At a Bolivar National Bank board meeting the resignation of cashier W F Gibson was accepted as he moves to Windber Trust Co. He becomes Second Vice President while remaining a director. J Mack Stewart of Citizens National Bank Indiana will replace him as cashier.
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Bolivar National Bank
W. F. Gibson
Gibson
Windber Trust Co
Windber
J. Mack Stewart
Citizens’ National Bank
Indiana
Stewart
J. T Stewart
Indiana County
Plea Before Jury Tests Court Patience in Courtroom
A young attorney argues his first jury case using stray college facts. The judge grows weary then allows him to proceed. The court notes pleasure has been out of the question, but the lawyer is told to continue.
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New York Tribune
Sargent Portraits Prompt Crude Philadelphia Dinner Tale
A famed art expert at a Philadelphia dinner recounted Sargent's cruelly realistic portraits. He cited a Philadelphia woman painted by Sargent and her coachman who, evaluating the finished work, remarked sharply that it might be better yet would spoil it. The anecdote reflects biting wit about art and perception.
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Philadelphia
Sargent
Washington Bitar
Subscriptions Due for Indiana YMCA Building Fund
The Indiana Young Men's Christian Association Finance Committee urges immediate payment of all due subscriptions as the cornerstone building progresses. The contractor E M Lockard is paid monthly. two payments have been made and another is due soon. Substantial aid comes from paying subscriptions in full or as much as convenient now to speed completion before winter.
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E. M. Lockard
Indiana County Man Remanded to Home Care
John Currin of Beadenville, taken to the county home by the local poor director, is claimed to belong to Indiana County. Officials say no naturalization, and the course is to hand him to Indiana County for care as Currin battles tuberculosis.
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John Currin
Beadenville
N. Dixon
Greensburg
Bir
Catrin
Carrin
Indiana County
Latrobe Bulletin
Deaths in Indiana County: Black, King, Lydie and Neal obits
Obituary notices describe Solomon Black a longtime Indiana County blacksmith who died at 82 at his South Thirteenth street home after a general debility. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Margaret Reading Neal in Pittsburgh and Mrs Clara Lydie of Covode with funeral details, plus Leon King of West Lebanon who died at Indiana Hospital from kidney trouble.
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Solomon Black
South Thirteenth Street
West Lebanon
Indiana County
Mary Ann Russell
Co. F
78Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Judge W. W
Everett
Wash
Lena
Leavenworth
Kan
Elizabeth Adama
Kenwood
S. M
Chambersville
Margaret Brady
Marion Center
Harry W
Mary B
Beaverdale
Nannie
J. W. Cary
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oakland Cemetery
Margaret Reading Neal
John W. Neal
Pittsburg
Neal
Indiana
North Point
Trade City
Perrysville Avenue
M. B
Pittssburg
Clyde
Grace A
Pittsburgh
Maud 1
East Liverpool
Ohio
H. D. Brady
DuBois
White Church
Hamilton
Frampton
O 1
City
Ing
Leon King
Indiana Hospital
Jonnie King
Matthew Caldwell
Elizabeth Wherry
New Flovence
Margaret Iaeman and
Wallace
Jankeonville
Bird
Elder
Clay
Anot
Annie
Maine
Clara Lydie
J. M. Lydick
Covode
Adrian Hospital
Punsutawaey
Peri Fcultis
Jesse McDevitt
Punssutawaey
Dayton
Street Car Conductor Rescues Drowning Lad
Thomas Butterworth, 13, of Clymer, slipped into the fast flowing stream after vertigo on a bridge verge. Conductor Fred Kier leaped from a street car, grabbed the coat, pulled him to shore, saving him from a deadly current. doctors treated him and he recovered.
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Clymer
Thomas Butterworth
Fred Kier
Kier
Butterworth
Rairoad
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Doers' Organized Adult Bible Class Meeting Notice
Zion Luthern Church announces a midsummer Bible Class meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCreary on Tuesday evening July 23 at 7 30 all members and friends invited to afterd 2p. Also a Lincoln girl praises Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets after chronic ailments and recovery. For sale by all dealers including meat and groceries from Homer W Koontz 1037 Philadelphia St delivery free Beth phones tf
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Zion Luthern Church
Harry McCreary
Lincoln
Lincoln, Neb
Chamberlain
Vic tor Victrola sale at 8, R Pollock's Music Store
Going camping prompts a Victor Victrola ad offering models priced at 16 25 40 dollars and up. Located at 8 R Pollock's Music Store customers are urged to shop for portable enjoyment before stock runs out.
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Victor Victrola
R. Pollock
Directors Meet Tonight at Court House
The Boards of Directors of the Young Men's Christian Association will hold a meeting at the courthouse this evening at 8 o'clock.
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The
Young Men's Christian Association
Court House
Forty Couples Attend Dance at Lyric Hall
Forty couples attended the Friday evening dance in Lyric Hall. The notice promotes Chamberlain's remedies and Jordan's summer shoes. It also advertises a milk wagon claim and a church supper at the Presbyterian church starting at 6 o'clock.
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Lyric Hall
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John Dosch
New York World
the Globe
Ladder Factory
Coral
J. M. Stewart & Co
Smith Sanitary Dairy Co
EeRoy Trimble
White Township
J Hall Sexton
Johnstown
Sarah Wilson
Church Street
Blakreville
Hiram Umburth
Wilkinsburg
D. M. Littell
Mary McFarland
Locust Street
Blairsville
Malcolm Mahaffay
Clearfield
Miasea Edith and
Charlotte Steving
Water Street
Katherye Park
Erie
Gilmore F. Ball
Wehrurr
H. M. Bell
Tressa McDermott
Mra
J. Richard Clements
Seth Street
Josephioa Grosse
W. FB. Grosse
Oak Street
J. Wilton Thompson
Railroad Avenue
Mlan
Homer Waddill
Leechburg
Effie van Horn
South Seventh Street
Flumville
Arthur Hecker
Martha Orr
Paladelphia Street
Ralph Hasinger
J. Clement Hasinger
School Street
Floyd Montgomery
Pilcarn
Robert Taylor
A.L. Taylor
Nelson H. Phillips
Connellsville
G. H. Taylor
H. C. Buterbaugh
Marlon and
Dean Buterbaugh
Helen Barr
Latrobe
Vesta Lowry
A. F. Lowry
St. Clair
Mich
A. Clay Lowry
Detroit
Samuel Barr
Kansas City
Scott Barr
Thomas Bell
Punxautawoey
Mark McMillen
Philadelphia Street
Ruth Coat
Watt Kinter
Chamberaville
Annabel Steppe
Piitaburgh
Blanchfield
God
W. D. Ramilton
J. F. Haney
John L. Getty
the New Colonial
Globe
Mesico
State
Mrs. Taylor
Dr. Truitt
Jordan
W. Ford Gibson
the Windber Trust CO
Shryock Gill
A. M. Hook
Jordan's
Indiana Young Men's Christian Association
Dewey
J. W. Barr
Smith
Fred Kler
Beth
Homer W. Koontz
J.C. Forsythe
Marshall Lidg
Carpenter Avg
Jordana
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