Foreign suspect in Coral murder identified by photos
District Attorney W F Elkin learns a foreigner held in Cambria county jail at Ebensburg is believed to be Mike Boleski, accused of mortally wounding George Foetner in a Coral fight May 15. Police and sheriffs work across Ebensburg Graceton Cresson to confirm, with photographs aiding identification as June court looms.
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W. F. Elkin
Cambria
Ebensburg
Mike Boleski
George Foetner
Coral
Josiah Neal
Graceton
Wallace Thomas
Clearfield & Cresson
Kaylor Junction
Cresson
Kaylor
Boleski
Ebensburge
Conemaugh
Burna
Blairsville
C. M. Lingle
Lingle
James W. Leech
Kiski's Return Game at Normal Park Monday
The baseball clash between Norman and Kiski is set for Monday at Normal Park starting 1:30 PM. Norman may start Doc Gordon against John Baird for Kiski after a pitching duel last week that produced two Norman runs due to errors. Rain limited Norman practice but rest aided McCullough's injured arm and the nine aims to win the series.
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Normal Park
Kiski
Saltsbury
Poya
Doc
Gordon
John Baird
Norman
McCullough
Nine
Kinki
June Court in Library Hall resolves courtroom layout
Judge 8 J Telford and two associates met at Library Hall to plan how to lay out a court room during the current term due to courthouse alterations. Grand jury hearings and related business will be held with Telford at a rear table while panels visit the third floor for case reviews. next week’s grand jury expects many criminal cases including two murder indictments.
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J. Telford
Tipstar
Aaron Steele
J. Wilson Thompson
Library Hall
Seasions
Court House
Grand Jury
Judge Telford
J. ¥. Chapman
D. L. Moorhead
Picnic at Idlewood Park Students Outing
Indiana High School students and friends enjoyed an evening outing at Idlewood Park on Friday. They arrived in couples and carried baskets of deli cacies for supper. The item references Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for persistent coughs and cautions against untried treatments.
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Indiana High School
Idlewood Park
Foley
Pretty wedding at Mrs. Gilbert's
A wedding of unusual interest occurred at the home of Mrs A Lincoln Gilbert at 9 30 this morning when her sister Miss Levina Gertrude Gray of Pittsburg was married to Mr George Harry Blaxter president and general manager of the Pittsburg Seamlegs Tube Co at Beaver Falls The Episcopal service was used Reverend J E Harper performing the ceremony in the presence of a few personal friends and relatives An elaborate breakfast was served at Bonnie Brae the home of Hon and Mrs M C Watson The dining room was decorated in green and white mock orange blossoms and ferns Mr and Mrs Blaxter left on the 11 55 train for an extended wedding trip to Newfoundland and Nova Scotia after which they will be at home at New Brighton Miss Hannah Tyson of Blairsville will be married to Charles McKinney of Allegheny on June 28 at the home of the bride.
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A. Lincoln Gilbert
Levina Gertrude ‘Gray
Pittsburg
George Harry Blaxter
Manger
M.C. Watson
Rising-Wiley and Mias Ada Wiley Married in Pittsburg
Blairsville residents Rising-Wiley and Martin Rising wed Mias Ada Wiley in Pittsburg on May 31, uniting two well known Blairsville families in a quiet ceremony.
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Martin Rising
Mias Ada Wiley
Blairsville
Pittsburg
Kitchen Shower Honors Miss Edna May Wilson
A kitchen shower was held for Miss Edna May Wilson at Nias Nell Herrick’s Church Street home on Friday evening. About 30 young women attended and Miss Wilden received a large number of useful kitchen utensils in anticipation of her upcoming marriage to John G. St. Clair next week.
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Edna May Wilson
John G. St. Clair
Nias Nell Herrick
Church Street
Migs Wilden
David George Returns Home After Surgery
David George, who recently underwent a severe appendicitis operation, has recovered and was taken to his Creekside home this morning.
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David George
Creekside
Rev McClure to Lead Communion at Mahoning Church
Reverend R. E. McClure of Blairville will conduct communion at the Mahoning U. BP church tomorrow on Sabbath. Use Red Seal Flour.
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McClure
Mahoning
R. E. McClure
Blairaville
Blairsville College Commencement Week Plans Announced
Blairsville College outlined commencement week events led by Baccalaureate at the Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday and a Catholic reception for President Ihlseng during Wednesday. The program includes a play directed by Harry B Marshall and a commencement recital in the chapel with a 35 and 15 cent admission for the class production. A minor fire at Citizens Bank was doused by Shields Sloan and Ford Gibson, with losses limited to flooring and fittings.
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Blairsville College
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fiscus
Claga
Anita
Einstein
College Chapel
John L. Proudfit
Connellaville
Ihlseng
Harry B. Marshall
Town
Shields Sloan
Ford Gibson
Citizens Bank
Clerks in Farmers Bank Given Raise
At a directors meeting of the Farmers Bank salaries of all employees were raised and other business indicated the bank's prosperity. Assistant cashier John G. St Clair, with the bank over six years, got a wage increase of more than $200 yearly. Stephen Kiss who runs the foreign banking department and James A. Taylor a bookkeeper received sizable raises. A semi annual dividend of two percent was declared benefiting over 100 stockholders, and the surplus was augmented. New showings at Star Theatre tonight with two moving pictures. Goldenrod flour priced at $1 650 per sack from Hetrick Wilson. 235 tf
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Farmers Bank
John G. St. Clair
Stephen Kiss
James A. Taylor
Star Theatre
Hetrick & Wilson
Fire at Lumber and Supply Co
Fire partially destroyed the boiler and engine house at the Indiana Lumber & Supply Co at 2:30 this afternoon. Flames spread before discovery, likely starting among shavings feeding the boiler. Company workers fought the blaze with two water streams from a private line and kept it under control before town hoses arrived. Loss about $500, fully insured.
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Indiana Lumber & Supply Co
The
Lumber Co
Simpson
Vacation Granted for Rev J M Welch
Rev J M Welch of the Second United Presbyterian church has been granted a two week vacation by the session. No church services will be held during his absence. He plans to spend part of the vacation in Washington county. Garden seeds are eight cents a package while supplies last. Indiana Hardware Co 238 tf.
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J. M. Welch
Second United Presbyterian Church
Welch
Washington County
Indiana Hardware Co
William V. Kinter
Wm. &. Craig
Rayne Township
County Home Hospital
James M. Marshall
Germany Shows Her Teeth in Hostility to England
Kiel June 5 The German Navy League annual meeting chaired by Admiral Koester heard strong anti English sentiment. Delegates openly urged accelerated naval buildup to contest British sea supremacy and asserted Germany should be supreme in aerial warfare as future wars may be decided in the air. The league reported nearly 1 000 000 members pressing for a bigger navy and air power.
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Kiel
Germany
German Navy League
Koester
England
League
Lord Supplants Gessler as Leader
Starry Lord, the clever third baseman of the Boston American League team, has been appointed captain of the Red Sox. In three games with Detroit, Lord directed the home team’s fortunes as in hard fought wins on the Western trip. Gessler remains in the lineup while Lord leads and Gessler takes extended leave due to tonsillitis.
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Boston
Masa
Starry Lord
Red Sox
Detroit
Lord
Brownie Geasler
Fred Lake
Gessler
Mrs David Evans Hosts 25 Friends on West Washington
Mrs David Evans entertained twenty five friends and neighbors Friday evening at her West Washington street home. After pleasant conversation and social diversions she served a bountiful ranch to her women visitors.
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David Evans
West Washington Street
Evans
Services at the County Home
Rev. J. M. Adair will preach at the County Home tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
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J. M. Adair
Polls Open In Local Election With Four Parties On Ballot
Voters began at 2 PM and may cast ballots until 8 PM with four tickets: Republican Democrat Prohibition and Socialist. Most contest is Jury Commissioner where three of six Republicans seek the post. Delegates and committeemen are also chosen. Through 3 PM ward tallies show First ward 21 Second 28 Third 26 Fourth 16 while Third ward reports 10 Prohibitionists voting. Saloon doors are closed during voting hours.
Song of the Shirt author Hood and the washday toil
The piece notes Thomas Hood gave literature the Song of the Shirt and suggests he could have written another lament about laundry work. It mentions laundry soap arriving late and its benefit relieving women of tough hands, with grocers stocking it.
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Thomas Hood
Presiding Elder Conger to preach in two towns
Rev. Dr. Conner district superintendent will preach Sunday morning at the M E church in Marion Center and Sunday afternoon in Georgeville. Go carts advertised at L Pattison Co 213-1 Town talk St Clair’s cheeks.
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Conner
M. E
Marion Center
Georgeville
L. Pattison Co
Homer City Odd Fellows Lodge Organized With 41 Members
The Homer City lodge of Odd Fellows, with 41 members, was organized Friday afternoon in a ceremony attended by about 30 Indiana Lodge members and 12 from Blairsville Saltsburg Josephine and other points. Grand Master J S Montgomery and Assistant Secretary Alex Edgar spoke, along with C C Williams and Rev Shaffer. The lodge plans Friday meetings in quarters on the third floor of the First National Bank building.
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Homer City
C. C. Williams
Shaffer
Mesars
Montgomery
Edgar
James A. Getty
Saltsbury
Homer City Lodge
First National Bank
Noble
J. A. Weamer
Harry Schall
W. Pearl Risinger
J. M. Carson
Samuel Sickenberger
Harry Flickinger
O. C. Williams
Odd Fellows Lodge
Indiana
Blairsville
Smicksburg
Glen Campbell
Cherrytree
Clymer
Marion Canter
Rossiter
Plumville
Saltsburg
Josephine
Richmond
Child's six grandmothers noted in Blairsville baby
Louis Eugene Bru Baker, eight months old of Blairsville Intersecion, has six grandmothers. The line includes Mrs Annie Claws on Hollidaysburg aged 100, three great grandmothers Mrs Mary Ann Higgina and Mrs Margaret Vetters, and Mrs Brubaker, plus two grandmothers Mrs Higgina and Mrs Alice Brubaker. All are well and reside in Western Pennsylvania.
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Louis Eugene
Harry A. Brubaker
Blairsville
Pennsylvania
G A R Delegates to Attend Gettysburg Encampment
Post Commander W. B. Stahl and delegates William A. St. Clair and J. M. Marshall of Indiana Post No. 28 G. A. R. depart on the 8 25 train Monday for the Department Encampment at Gettysburg. They will be away most of the week.
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W. 8. Stahl
William A. St. Clair
J. M. Marshall
Indiana
Department
Gettysburg
Wovk
Pouch Bros Offers Discount Suits and Coats at Local Market
Local ad highlights savings on suits and overcoats with immediate ordering options. Competition from other retailers noted as dull while customers are invited to inspect popular styles at Plota er's Meat Market area. Indiana Electric Co promotes fishermen supplies under a town talk feature.
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Sage Sons
Pouch Bros
Plotaer
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Stewart Street
John T. Tyson
Charles McKinney
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H. B. Marshall
Farmers’ Bank
the Star
Lumber and Supply Co
Rev. Welch
Navy League
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New County Home
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Humer GY
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Louise Brubaker
Indiana Electric Co
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