Diamond Rings to be Prizes in Gazette Contest
The Gazette announces a voting contest awarding two diamond rings to the top two individuals as chosen by Indiana readers. Additional second prizes and special awards will go to other deserving lodge and society workers, with balloting rules to ensure fairness and public display of results. Spratt-Baker Syndicate handles the enterprise to assist contestants impartially.
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Gazette
Indiana
Spratt-Baker Syndicate
Points on People headline roundup from Indiana area
Mr E G McDowell of Vandergrift and Henry Moore of Rayne township are in Indiana for the day. Dr A F Purington is recuperating at Markleton. Contractor P J McGovern of Josephine visits Indiana. J Harrison Henderson of Banks township spends Friday in Indiana. Mr and Mrs James Wilkinson of New Florence in Indiana Friday. Attorney William Fairman of Punxsutawney visits Indiana. Mrs J C Rugh visiting daughter Mrs G R Eppley in Johnstown. Miss Dale Henderson of Blairsville visits sister Mrs Arthur Pleck in Church Street. Rev J Day Brownlee returns from a week with his brother in Weehawken, Pa. Mrs David Blair and son David Jr depart for Butler to visit Miss Helen Walker. C W Griffith editor of Marion Center Independent and daughter Miss Tena leave to visit Jamestown Exposition with the Pennsylvania State Editorial Association.
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Mia
David Blair
David, Jr
Butler
Helen Walker
C. W. Griffith
Marion Center
Miss Tena
Pennsylvania State
Fate Tonight and Sunday Weather Outlook
Forecaster notes indicate worsening conditions tonight with scattered showers in the south portion. The forecast extends into Sunday with continued unsettled weather and mild temperatures across the region.
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Wareinday
South Portion
Pensions Granted to Veterans in Local District
Pensions have been granted to several veterans with reissues beginning Feb 1907. Names include Mathias Artemus Brushvalley $12 monthly from Feb 26 1907, William A St. Clair Indiana $12 from Feb 20 1907, Joseph H Fulton Saltsburg $12 from Feb 23 1907, Samuel Donahue Dixonville $20 from Mar 2 1907, Josephus Osborn Home $20 from Feb 23 1907, Ezra B Goodlin Cockport $20 from Feb 27 1907. Also, Baptist Church Children's Day services tomorrow at 10:30 AM with songs recitations and short addresses.
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Mathias Artemus
Brushvalley
William A. St. Clair
Indiana
Joseph H. Fulton
Saltsburg
Samuel Donahue
Dixonville
Josephus Osborn
Home
The
Baptist Church
New Home Nears Completion for Attorney Keener
Attorney Frank Keener is nearing completion of his new house at the corner of Seventh and Maple Streets, currently being painted. The Keener family previously resided at the Bennett property at the Corner of Seventh and Locust Erdate for several years.
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Frank Keener
Seventh and
Maple
Keener
Bennett
Locusterdate
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Advertised as Antiseptic Liniment
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as an antiseptic liniment that prevents blood poisoning from cuts bruises or burns. It claims faster healing without maturation and nearly instant relief from burn pain. Sold by all druggists.
McDougall's Kitchen Cabinets on Display Window
Henry H Stoving announces McDougall's Kitchen Cabinets on display in the show window with Phile atreet priced at 14 dollars.
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McDougall
Henry H Stoving
Phile
Atreet
Henry H. Steving
Phila. St
Rust Will Preach and Speak at Normal School
Rev. C. H. Rust of Second Baptist Rochester N Y will deliver the annual sermon before the Christian Associations at Normal School on Sunday evening June 9 at o clock in Normal Chapel. He is described as a powerful preacher with evangelistic success. His topic tomorrow is Winning the Prize. He will also lecture Pluck Versus Luck at Normal Chapel on Monday evening June 10. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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C. H. Rust
Second Baptist Church
Rochester
Christian Associations of
Normal School
Normal
Apesker
Rust
High School Benefit at rink supports Iridina team
A benefit event at the rink attracted a fair crowd to aid the Iridina High School baseball team. Skating preceded races, with Edith Langham beating Esther Bennett in a ten lap event and Turner Lydie losing to Ebbie Barr in a mile. The team race was canceled and proceeds were raised for the team.
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Inet
Iridisna
Turner Lydie
Ebbie Barr
Edith Langham
Blairsville
Esther Bennett
Town
Misa Langham
Indiana teachers for Johnstown school board picks
The Johnstown Board of School Controllers elected several Indiana educators for the next term. Miss M Oliver Buterbaugh was chosen for the first primary grade at Park Avenue School, Migs Bellé Watson for the second primary grade at Cypress Avenue School, Edwin B. Bach was reappointed principal of the D Street School, and Prof. B H Jaques, once with the Normal School faculty, was re elected Supervisor of Manual Training.
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Jhnstown
Indiana
Oliver Buterbaugh
Park Avenue
Migs Bellé Watson
Cypresa Avenue
Edwin EB. Bach
Town
D, Street
BH. R. Jaques
Normal School
Mrs Bell Thompson Hurt In Fall At Leechburg Missionary Meet
Mrs Bell Thompson of South Fifth street suffered a dislocated hip after tripping at a missionary convention in Leechburg. She was brought home on Friday’s 2:15 train in a large chair due to her condition. Her status has since improved and no serious results are feared.
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Bell Thompson
South Fifth Street
Leechburg
Thompson
Every Man His Own Doctor Offers Chamberlain Remedies
This ad argues average people must treat many ailments at home with Chamberlain remedies selling at 25 cents per bottle. It promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, Cough Remedy, Pain Ball antiseptic, Stomach and Liver Tablets, and Salve, priced at 1.25 per bottle, with Keystone Supply Co. Ltd as a cheaper supplier.
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Chamberlain
Plans Ready for Five State Roads in County
The State Highways Department finished plans for five county roads with bids due by July 2 at Harrisburg. Exhibits will open next week at the County Commissioners office. Roads run from Blairsville to Blacklick and through White township along Haath Pike and Punxsutawney road, each 16 feet wide. Some borough street extensions were not included. Formal proposals will be in the Indiana County Gazette on June 12. Mrs. Ross Work, of Grinnell Iowa, is gravely ill at home. her family has been summoned and her condition is not hopeful. She is linked to Hamill and A S Work near Marion Center.
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State Highways Department
Beel
County Commissioners
Highways Department
Harrisburg
Burrell Township
Blairsville
Blacklick Village
White Township
Ramsey
Indiana Borough
Said Road
Borough Line
Blairaville Road
Aald Road
Indiana County
Ross Work
Grinnelle
Iowa
Work
David Pollock
Hamill
Mr. Work
A. S. Work
Marion Center
Compound Interest Accounts Open With One Dollar
Deposits in the Farmers' Bank of Indiana earn four percent interest, placed to the credit every six months regardless of withdrawals. No renewals required. balances remain intact. Account openings start at one dollar.
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Farmers’ Bank of Indiana
Injury from dynamite cap scars Blair Steffy face
Blair Steffy son of Isaiah Steffy from north of town was injured about a month ago by a dynamite cap found along the railroad. A piece of tin was removed from his face by Dr. C. H. Bee after initial neglect. A second tin fragment was extracted on Memorial Day, leaving a scar but healing well. Nearby, Seventh street property owners plan a meeting to discuss straightening the road, facing disagreement over width and potential porch loss.
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Blair Steffy
Isaiah Steffy
C. H. Bee
Marion Center Independent
Indiana Women Elected Officers Form Neighborhood Club
A meeting of Punxsutawney area women’s club representatives formed The Neighborhood Club at the Pantall Hotel. Officers named include President Miss Vina Sweeny of Dubois and vice presidents Mrs. J C McAllister Ridgway Mrs F M Brown Reynoldsville Mr J S Hastings Indiana and Mrs J L Fisher Punxsutawney Recording secretary Mrs John P Wilson Punxsutawney and exsecretary Mrs S J Telford Indiana treasurer Mrs Pred R Schofield Du Bois.
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Pantall
Punxsutawney
Neighborhood Club
Vina Sweeny
Dubois
J. C. McAllister
Ridgway
F. M. Brown
Reynoldeville
J. S
J. F. Anderson
S.hamilton
Harry Christy
Indiana
E. Hibner
Martha Davis
New Century Club
Health Reformers Die Young in Extremist Strife
Health culture notes that reformers die early, blaming extremism for harming both body and mind. The column urges practical buys for home needs, including Keystone Supply filters, Bath's Meat Market lard, and local window and door offerings from Appleby & Peterson.
Indiana School Board selects borough teachers for coming year
Regular meeting in the council chamber Friday evening chose and re elected teachers for the borough schools. Various wards and the central school received personnel updates with salary adjustments, a new primary grade added, and a eight month term set to start September after the fair. Janitors Lovelace and Ray retained. Prof James F. Chap re elected principal with Nel Hetrick teaching music.
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Indiana’ School Board
Die Ruth Adair
Lou Brallier
Melinda Detwiler
Bess ‘Cunningham
Erma Cunningham
Edith Smith
Stella Hasinger
Nina Loughry
Landis
Edna Sansom
Sarah Bri
Carrie Gessler
Russel
Phyllia Moorhead
Annie Clark
Viola Simpsons
Miles Lay L Bash
Lester
Winger
Willia
Ross Hosack
Jack S. Brown
James F. Chap
Mis Nel Hetrick
Miss Hetrick
William C. Lovelace
Hee Ray
Handle Order Over Six and One Half Miles Long
A local firm the L Hasinger Company secured a handle order for pick handles. If priced and laid in a straight line, the order would reach almost seven miles. Hickory handles will be made at the BAR factory in Homer City. Mr and Mrs J F Rinn of Wayne Avenue donated a set of Stoddard's Lectures, 14 volumes, to the Free Reading Room on Sixth Street. The gift is described as handsome and appreciated.
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Seventh St
Seventh Street
School
South Street
Itie
L. ©. Hasinger Company
Hickory
Homer City
J. F. Rinn
Wayne Avenue
Stoddend
Sixth Street
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Gazetta
Lodge
Gazette Ia
E G. McDowell
Vandergrift
Tgin Town
Henry Moore
Rayne Township
A. F. Purington
Markleton
P. J. McGovern
Josephine
J. Harrison Henderson
Banks ‘Township
James Wilkingon
New Florence
William Fairman
J.C. Rugh
G. R. Eppley
Johnstown
Miss ‘Smith
People’s Insurance Co
Pittsburg
Dale Henderson
Blairaville
Arthur Pleck
Church Street
Rev. J. Day Brownlee
Weebington, Pa
Indiana Teachers
Keystone Supply Co., Ltd
Blacklick
Bath
India
Japan
Janin
Manchuria
Philadelphia St
J. M. Stewart & Co's
Vogel Broa
Appleby & Peterson's
SCO
ANL
Viola’ Simpson
Nell Hetrick
Will
Laura Bash
Tetter
M. H. Rodney & Co
Almgind
Ala
McDougallie
Henry’ S Steving’s
Phila, St
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