Conventions of the Children's Aid Society Close
The twenty third annual convention of the Children's Aid Society of Western Pennsylvania adjourned after organizing a new board with members from Allegheny to Venango. Dr Hastings H Hart spoke on The Maston of the Children's Aid Society, and Potter County's D H Lamb detailed the Austin Flood disaster, prompting a standing ovation.
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Children’s Aid Society of
Western Pennsylvania
Methodist Episcopal Church
Allegheny
Barclay
W. W. ‘Veneel
Armstrong
Misa
M. L. Hiner
Beever
John Moules
Butler
Children’s Aid Society
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Congregation
Buahett
Sue E. Willard
J. L. Anderson
Wittsburg
Cleveland
Giis
Illiard
M. Hammers
Katherine McLaughlin
S. 7. Uratten
Laura Frederick
Mise Belle Chalfant
Mttubury
Leonard K Guler
Pittsburgh
Texas
Wilfred M. Lindsey
Warren
Dr. Hart
Sage Foundation
Potter County
Austin
Organigason
Young and Walters Wed at Clannon House
Joseph Young of Newrytown and Miss Helen Walters of Tunnelton were married Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 at the Clannon House by Rev J W Cary of the Methodist church.
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Joseph Young
Newrytown
Helen Walters
Tunnelton
Clannon House
J. W. Cary
Methodist Church
Rochester couple wed at Weatndiana House
Eugene E. Elder of Rochester Mille and Miss Iane Fredricks of Plum ville were married Thursday evening at 7 45 at the Weatndiana House by Rev J W Cary of the Methodist church. Robert St Clair of Clymer and Miss Elsie Siverd of Lovejoy were married Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock at Dr S F Crawford's Sixth Street residence.
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Eugene E. Elder
Rochester Mille
Iane Fredricks
Plumville
Weatndiana House
J. W. Cary
The
Methodist Church
Robert St Clair
Clymer
Elsie Siverd
Lovejoy
S. F. Crawford
Sixth Street
Clawson Grocery Ad List and Local Notices
A cluttered 1900s style page lists Clawson Grocery offerings including cucumbers tomatoes lettuce and strawberries, with service notes and contact at 536 Philadelphia Street Indians, Pa. Also mentions Miz Jean Mulhoney visiting Harrisburg and Moorhead Bros promotions, local contractor ads, and various shop items and hardware listings.
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Clawson
B.C
Regiments to Coach in Real War Tactics at Mt Gretna
Washington June 6 The War Department announced Western Pennsylvania National Guard regiments will join joint army maneuvers at Mount Gretna Pa in July and August. Three periods from July 6 to Aug 3 will mix Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia Maryland and New Jersey units with Regulars acting as umpires. Company F Indiana will attend the first period. Expenses are funded by a 3 million dollar Congress appropriation to train National Guard units.
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Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Mount Gretna
War Department
New Jersey
Congress
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Co. F
Indiana
Mt. Gretna
Nevada Senator Nixon Dies in Washington D C
Senator George S Nixon of Nevada died in Washington D C at night. Born April 1860 in Placer County California he moved to Nevada in 1881 and was a Republican. He served in the Nevada legislature in 1891 and was elected to the U S Senate to succeed William M Stewart with a term from 1905 to 1917. Hon J N Langham of Indiana will join the escort committee to Reno Nevada.
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Washington D. C
George S Nixon
Nevada
Nixon
Placer County
California
United States Senate
William M. Stewart
Hono. J
Injured by Bag Fall near Marion Center
Miss Eliza Pollock of Marion Center, a well known school teacher near Hamill, was seriously injured in a fall in her father’s barn while gathering eggs. She fell from a rack to the floor breaking her left hip and receiving other injuries. A Punxsutawney doctor treated her and set the fracture in a plaster cast. She was reported resting along nicely.
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Eliza Pollock
Marion Center
Hamil
Paris
Electric Road From Idamar To Lowry Coal Area
A good authority states a four mile electric road from Idamar to the Lowry coal region three miles east of Marion Center will be built this summer. Construction starts within sixty days with a trolley line extending to the railroad above Idamar.
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Idamar
Lowry Coal
Marion Center
Former Indiana Lad Killed In Accident At New Kensington
A 12 year old named Smeck, son of Mrs B Ling of New Kensington, died after a fall while playing with another boy on a pile of boards on Wednesday. He died within three hours. The incident followed a prior marriage of his mother to Mr Long. Mrs Smeck formerly worked at Christy’s Adventure. Relatives Harry Long and Mrs Herbert Lovy traveled to New Kensington for the funeral. Separately, this week two blind deeds were found in the western coal field, with mentions of locations and routes through the area.
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Allen Smeck
B. Ling
New Kensington
Smeck
Long
Christy
Harry Long
Herbert Lovy
Jows
Bowah
Choees Bel Farm
Dairy and fabric ads from Indiana area notices
Local dairy ad from Santary Dairy Co promotes higher milk prices within twenty miles of Indiana Pennsylvania. Chamberlains Cough Remedy recommended for whooping cough alongside general health tips. Moorhead Bros offers 50 cent hosiery sale three for one dollar. Wool buyers at Indiana Woolen Mills post strongest cash offers today. Smathers' Flower Store announces tedding plants and undertaker J C Forsythe located in Marshall building operating day and night. Moorhead Bros displays men’s knitwear and washable ties at discounted prices.
Prairie Life and Wild West Show at Nebraska Bills
The Wit West show in Nebraska featured Prairie Life and the Nebraska Bills Wild West aggregation with lively afternoon and evening performances. Lariat throwing horsemanship and typical acts drew a moderate crowd. a strong band and two clowns plus a robe and policeman provided humor, though some remarks offended some lady patrons.
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Prairie Li Te’s
Nebraska Bill
People notes from Glen Campbell and nearby towns
Mrs H E Roffner of Glen Campbell visited an Indianano today. Miss Florence Huddard of Montreal visits Mr and Mrs H Hayes on Church Street. Roy and William Cox of Ktrap visit uncle Alexander Balauuire on Church Street. Miss Mary Pennington returns to Pittsburg after visiting her brother Eri A Pennington on Ninth Street. Miss Effie Esch of Creggon stays with her father G W Esch who fractured his skull at Stewart Co hardware last Monday morning. Mr Rich remains in pain though improved. Mrs May T Stuchul and daughter Martha depart for Pittsburgh to visit Miss Charlotte Stuchul and plan to move to Pagadena, Val.
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Misa Florence Huddard
Montreal
Canada
Mrs. H. Hayes
Church Street
Mary Pennington
Pittsburg
Eri. A. Pennington
Ninth Street
Effie Esch
Creggon
G. W. Esch
Stewart & Co
May T. Stuchul
Martha Stuchul
Pittsburgh
Charlotte Stuchul
Saurday
Pagadena
Val
Vaudeville at the Globe Tonight and Tomorrow
A brief vaudeville program features Brennan and Carroll in a clever act plus three real pictures including Modern Methods or The Los Angeles Fire Department. The reel Bitter Sweets or Our Neighbor's Wife offers a clean cut comedy Taken By Surprise. Admission ten cents.
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Globe Tv
Vaudey
Brennan
Carrol
Los Angeles Fire Department
Caotiess Chucteles
Pur Ered White Wyandotte Hens for Sale
Pure Bred White Wyandotte hens for sale. One year old, 10 Rose Comb Wyandotte hens at $1.60 each. Lay daily. H. C. Christy 228-21. Also health and digestion products and assorted goods advertised.
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United States
H. C. Christy
Contests Hear Today for Taft Roosevelt Delegates
Chicago June 7 The Republican national committee began hearings on 28 contests between Taft and Roosevelt adherents for seats at the national convention. Hearings proceed alphabetically starting with Alabama with thirty minutes per side for at large delegations and fifteen per district. The session will be public with five press associations on the floor and Victor Rosewater of Omaha elected permanent chairman.
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Chicago
Republican National Cynraities
Taft
Roosevelt
Alabama
Theodore Roosevelt
National House of Representatives
Washington
Victor Rosewater
Omaha
Neb
Boris
R. BR. Novello
Nebrasks
Victor Rose Water
Eeco
Roseater
Dixon
Nebraska
Everybody's Doin It Doing What Ealing Riecks Ice Cream
Private sale notes at Miller's Drug Store include house furniture such as a couch carpets and kitchen cabinet from 644 Chestnut Street rear. Also advertised are a new line of white striped Planell trousers and a display of summer outings in Bagswind. A confusing mix of notices mentions renting 38 South Seventh and a buggy sale offer.
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Ealing
Miller's Drug Store
Miller Urean
Cal Utd
A. Meuse
Chestiub Street
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Young —Walters
Elder
Fredrick
St Clair—Siverd
Clawson Grocery
Mizs Jean MuElhoney
Railroad Avenue
Norwal School
Euvhard
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Tadiaoa
Sual
A. M.ook
Dr. Truitt
Buchheit Bros
A. 'l. 'Paylor & Son
Moorhead
Rus
A.lt
Teylor & Son
Buckhelt Bros
A. Z. Taylor & Son’s
Crex
Buchbelt Bros
Mt Gretna
Philadelphia Street
J. R. Bath & Son
L. M. Birch
EB. A. Goodfellow
Ninth and
Water Streets
J. A. Crossman
Treeton
Weoples Market
Philadelphia St
G. G. Compton & Sons
J. M. Corrath
Idan
We Phil
St. IB
Penn Enarrel Sink Co
Moorhead Bros
J. N. Langham
Idamar Field
Santary Dairy Co
Chamberlain
Lower Sture
J.C. Forsythe
Marshall Building
Moorheagros
Life On the
Plains
Nebraska Bills
Aggregation
H. E. Roffner
Glen Campbell
Roy and
William Cox
Alexander Balauuire
Lan
Iuis
Green Goods
Campten & Sons Store
Culuidyps
Bo Nibboes
New Souliy Pomborss
A. L. Saylor & Sopa
North Lixsh Forest
Belt Bros
Republican National Committee
Rosewater
Committee
B. B. ‘Litkany
Hove
Wilmep
Sewart