Indiana Post Office Second Class Mail Matter
A brief notice states that mail is entered in the Indiana Post Office as Second Class Mail Matter.
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
1
A brief notice states that mail is entered in the Indiana Post Office as Second Class Mail Matter.
A string of short notes lists many residents and visitors across Greensburg and nearby towns. People mentioned include Justice John P Elkin Mrs Charles Roush Frank Getty Ex Sheriff D Thompson Robert M Wilson Miss Nellie Rose Lynn McKee and others with frequent trips to Pittsburg Johnstown Blairsville Indiana and Beaver Falls. Several locals report illness travels and social visits.
A jumble of town notices and social snippets lists residents and visitors in Indiana including H A Weston from Smickaburg J K Mears from Tanuma A M Harbison from West Lebanon and Chauncey McAdno from Green town ship. Several names attend court and visit Greensburg and Clarsville. Also mentions Chamberlains Cough Remedy and Stomach and Liver Tablets with money-back guarantees.
Classified ad listing two wagons for sale the cleverest wording and second-hand option. Indiana Hardware Co inquiry. Also sale of house barn chicken home large lot with bearing oreward in good condition. Price 2800 dollars. See J RL King IS7 tf cold.
Wanted duck at the Arlington Hotel Homer City. Must cap bake bread. Middle aged preferred. Both phones, call or phone 482. Lost packetbook containing $20 between Point Store and Shaffer Keller's Store. Finder please leave at the office. 234-2t
A surprise party was held Thursday June 3 at S. D. Sehreeengoat home for Mrs Elfen Gailey on her 75th birthday. About 60 guests attended from Indiana and nearby towns, presenting gifts and birthday cards to the honored hostess.
A A Coleman of Denver Colorado died of heart trouble on Wednesday June 1 at age 57. He was a former Indiana resident and brother of T M Coleman of the Ph R Co freight office. He is survived by his wife and children William John Theodore Cordilla Edna, his brother T M Coleman of town and sister Mrs RR Pinkerton of Focemoke Maryland. Remains were brought to Indiana on the 8 16 train for funeral at 2 30 and interment in Oaklard cemetery.
An odd student from a Boston school confuses etiquette with a funeral pretext. The humorous exchange features a weary cousin’s funeral, a joking line about nearer relatives, and a flippant remark by a young man, reflecting comic mischief in Buffalo Express style.
A brief humorous dialogue from Puck notes that a visitor claims proximity to another's husband in the crowd downtown. The exchange plays on closeness and absurd familiarity as a playful aside.
Fifiping Sugars reports in Wide World Magazine on insurgents using army calls and signifiers. An insurgent colonel learns the retreat call, noting American soldiers and billers moved through or retreated. He had just escaped a prior attack at Tiollo and criticizes the unfairness of sniping on both sides.
Imperial Flour offered at 1.40 dollars per 49 pound unit while Goldenrad Flour priced at 1.38 dollars per 49 pounds. Local firm Hetrick & Wilson advertises this sale and provides contact at 382 W. 23rd Street.
Fragmentary OCR reads scattered times and names, with directions like moving north and incomplete lists of abbreviations and numbers. The text lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize into a full news item.
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