Cunningham 15 Beaten and Primaries Reported Countywide
The tally shows Harry Bryan leads Republican jury commissioner race with 431 votes from most districts counted. William George 355, James Hadden 345, S. M. McCune 297, Findley 285, Lydick 172, with four districts uncounted. Democratic contenders trail, Sylvester Thompson 106, J. D. McKalip 104, W. B. Stahl 76. June primaries featured in nearby counties with Cambria Republican turnout down, W. S. Statzman wins sheriff, Conrad Bader for poor director, and other nominations in Jefferson, Westmoreland, Fayette. John Tener's faction cited as ruling Beaver and Washington counties. Patton renominated in Armstrong, Reyburn defeated for Democratic nomination by King. Robert Wilson in Lackawanna finished second for Republican sheriff nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bryan
White Township
William George
Indiana
James W. Hadden
S. M. McCune
Bryan
George
Hadden
McCune
Findley
Lydick
Sylvester Thompson
J. D. McKalip
W. B. Stahl
Adam Bowman
Cambria County
Republicana
W. 5
Statzman
Johnstown
Conrad Bader
Patrick F. Campbell
Portage
Jesse C. Long
Punxsutawney
Jefferson County
Westmoreland County
Charles ©. Crowell
James S. Beacom
Quay
Lucian W. Doty
R. E. Umbel
Fayette
Alfred E. Jones
John Tener
Beaver
Washington
John Kener
Ernest F.acheson
Congress
Patton
Armatrong County
Jugde
W. D. Patton
Calvin Reyburn
J. W. King
Lackawanna County
Robert Wilson
Municipal League
Pittsburg
Gratters
Bennett Given the Reed Station Job
At Monday's council meeting the contract for sewage purification works was let to M. Bennett & Sons for 31377.25 dollars. William Bennett resigned from council and George W. Graff was chosen to serve until next February. Borough Engineer Thomas Pealer was told to solicit bids for sewers along specified streets. Pavements were ordered on several properties. A Findley wedding as Miss Geneva Findley and William Hagenlocher drew attendees and a postnuptial party followed. Presbyterian women plan for Cherry Tree convention with delegates and speakers. Weathered travel woes and trolley delays for visiting delegates noted. Harrisburg reports 1909 fair list and moral improvements to reduce gambling, with Indiana and surrounding counties among the announced fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bennett & Sons
William Bennett
George W. Graff
Thomas Pealer
Thomas’ Lowman
Weat Water Street
Lizzie Schurz
Adam Winsell and
Conner Vehicle Co
Philadelphia Street
Geneva Findley
John A. Findley
Church Street
William George Hagenlocher
John C. Hagenlocher
Westview
Pittsburg
J. Day Brownlee
First United Presyterian Church
Mildred V. Lytle
George A. Hagenlocher
Elizabeth Polk Wheeler
George Y. Wheeler
Washington, D. C
President Polk
Findley
William Hagenlocher
Greensburg
Emma Rankin
George Hagenlocher
Catherine Koenig
Mary Rankin
Blairsville
Foreman Hood
Emma Tess
Elders Ridge
Mildred Lytle
Charles Gessler
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Indiana Presbyterian Church
Cherrytree
Indiana
Clymer
F. S. Crawford
Thomas Sutton
Bert H. Lichteberger
May Braughter
Home Missionary Society
Maria Elder
D. B. Taylor
Kittanning Presbytery
Myers & Little
S. S. Clark
Frank Ewing
Elliott
Freeport
Misa Ada Jack
Slate Lick
Trout
Bolsinger
Leechburg
R. F. Orr
J. H. Wiley
Apollo
Kennerdell
Deposit Bank
Sixth Street
McCreight Leaves Erie Club Over Pay Dispute
Job McCreight, son Blaine writes he will return home this week from Erie. Scrubby has played for New Castle and Erie as a substitute infielder and outfielder but did not win a regular berth. He refused a box turn without a salary raise. Blaine, in the O P League two years, seeks a change and may accept an offer from Lynchburg Virginia after a brief visit. His brother Clarence also contemplates moving after meeting Mark Campbell of the Erie team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job McCreight
Blaine
Erie
New Castle
Beth
Seven New Pensions Granted by Commissioner of Pensions
The Commissioner of Pensions informed Congressman J N Langham that pensions have been granted for Ed D Ritchey Freeburg $12 monthly Benjamin Bell Templeton $24 Henry Rose Leechburg $15 Jeremiah J Greenwalt Tylersburg $24 J A Armstrong Leechburg $15 John Smith Juneau $15 Mrs Diana Davis West Monterey $12 Also Goldenrod flour advertised as best for pastry at $1.50 per suck Hewrick Wilson 235 tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Pensions
J. N. Langham
Ed. D. Ritchey
Freeburg
Benjamin Bell
Templeton
Henry
Rose
Leechburg
Jeremiah J. Greenwalt
Tylersburg
J. A. Armstrong
John Smith
Juneau
Diana Davis
West Monterey
Hewrick & Wilson
Gun Stops a Burglar in Seward Store
Shortly before 2 oclock this morning a Seward Coal company watchman found three burglars inside the building. He fired, wounding one seriously who could not escape and was taken to Memorial hospital. The other two fled. their injuries are unknown. C. C. Pfordt is superintendent of the stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
Seward Coal Company
Memorial Hospital
C. C. Pfordt
Flour Hype Promotes White Wonder Flour Across Buchanan
The Buchanan and Bennett ad claims White Wonder Flour dominates local milling demand. It touts large daily shipments and urges consumers to buy through grocers, asserting superior loaf yield and value. The note frames the flour as the market answer to local needs and labels rivals as robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan & Bennett
For Sale Bakery and Restaurant in Clymer PA
Busy bakery and restaurant in town of 8000 near PLA RB N and street car depots selling for quick cash due to illness. Area population grows to 16000 20000 within five miles. Write or call H K Ryman Clymer Pa 236 tf Use Red Seal Flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pla
H. K. Ryman
Clymer
Miners and Farmers Bank of Marianna Opens
Philip Reithmiller cashier and Robert S George director of the new Miners and Farmers Bank of Marianna. Opened June 1 with 75 depositors totaling 8000 dollars. capital 60000 dollars. Backing provided by Pittsburg Buffalo Coal Co through president David G Jones. Judge Telford noted. two Indiana county men tied to the bank via banking duties. Normal graduates reelected at Westmont schools with Sarah Jones and Lettie Cullers among seven teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Reithmiller
New Financial Institution
Judge Telford
Indiana County
New Miners’ and Farmers’ Bank of
Marianna
J. Philip Reithmiller
Town
Robert S. George
Blairsville
National Bank
John B Cunningham
Miners’ and Farmers’ Bank
Pittsburg-Buffalo Coal Co
David G. Jones
Normal
Weatmont School Board
Westmont
Sarah Jones
Lettie Cullers
Indiana Normal
Court lists civil cases and engagements reported today
Judge Telford heard several civil matters in Library Hall including Nichols versus Nealer and Lively versus Repine with rule to open judgment and equity actions. A grand jury return is expected this evening. Edith Sandles is engaged to Harry Lewis George with a June 22 wedding at the Sandles home. A Walker clan reunion is set for June 17 at the Indiana fair grounds. Local ads note spring and summer goods sale, Vogel Bros Tailors, Imperial flour and fishermen supplies from Indiana Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telford
Library Hall
Weck
Nichols & Shepard Co
John Nealer
William S. Lively
John Repine
Equity
Joseph McCracken
T. Me Cracken
H. R. Martin
I. Gabrielson
Clarksburg
Mra
H. P. Sandles
Edith
Harry Lewis George
New Jersey
Blairaville
Sandles
Crooked Creek
Indiana Fair Grounds
Ponch Broa Over Plotzer’s Meat Market Ad Sale
Order today and save five to ten dollars on suits or overcoats. Shop now to avoid dull seasons. Visit Ponch Broa at Plotzer’s Meat Market to inspect popular styles and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gome
Plotzer
Charter for Parkwood Phone Co Approved by Governor
Gov Stuart approves charters on Blonday including Parkwood Farmers Telephone Company with $5,000 capital. Stock described as immense and prices quoted as down. Also mentions La Pattigan Company at 21 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blonday
Stuart One Wan
Parkwood Farmers’ Telephone Company
la Pattigan Co
Somerset Wins Guard Camp Site Interest in July
Hon John Fisher reports Somerset plans to host the Second Brigade N G P in July as residents raise a $2000 expense guarantee and secure drill grounds. Gen Hulings indicates negotiations favor Somerset with Indiana to receive first chance if the site is later shifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Fisher
Somerset
Gen. Hulings
Indiana
Clean Your Refrigerator With Easy Task Soap
Instructional note urges keeping the refrigerator spotless to prevent smells and germs. Recommends washing every nook with hot water and Easy Task soap. Claims the soap is made of coconut oil borax naphtha and clean tallow and is antiseptic and effective.
One of Robinson's Indians Hurt At Saturday Show
During the John Robinson show in town Saturday an Indian was seriously injured after a cowboys horse struck him in the abdomen while galloping from the main tent. He fell, was carried out, and there was fear of internal injuries as the performance continued into the evening. Punxsutawney Spirit Contino and Lawrence, novelty singers, headline Globe Theatre shows this week with moving pictures and songs. afternoon show 2 to 5, admission 5 cents, evening show 7 to 10:80 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robinson
Contino
Lawrence
Globe Theatre
Local bargains advertised by Indiana firms
A compact ad listing Good second hand automobile at the Indiana Motor Co. Bitte Garden seeds for 3 cents a package while supplies last at Indiana Hardware Co. , 233. Fishing poles offered by Indiana Electric Co. 230-8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Motor Co
Bitte
Indiana Hardware Co
Indiana Electric Co
Presidents Reception at Telford for New Century club
Mrs J Telford and aides hosted about fifty New Century club members to honor retiring president Miss Katherine A McLaughlin and welcome incoming president Mrs John Hastings. A musical program featured piano solos by Mrs W S Hamilton and Miss Mary King and vocal by Anna Mae Watson. Refreshments followed as the group sang Auld Lang Syne. Nearby, Ellaworth Campbell celebrated a fourteenth birthday with Model School teachers and friends, with games, music, and lunch. Mrs Mary Wilson, 69, was feted by neighbors at home after birthday events and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Telford
New Century Club
Katherine A. McLaughlin
John§. Hastings
W. S. Hamilton
Misa Mary King
Anna Mae Watson
Ellaworth Campbell
E. B. Campbell
Mary Wilson
Mary J. Wilson
Church Street
Lizzie Sutton
Maria Elder
Couple Married After Securing License In Local City
John I. Skelton and Anna Gertrude Munshower obtained a marriage license Monday afternoon and traveled by the P. R. R. to a neighboring city where they were wed. Skelton manages Indian Brewing Co. and Munshower is the daughter of Samuel Munshower of Church and Eleventh streets. They are both popular locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 1. Skelton
Anna Gertrude Munshower
Mr. Skelton
Indian Brewing Co
Migs Mage Shower
Samuel Mune Shower
Church
Eleventh
Idlewood Park Dance At Wer wood Park Tuesday Evening
Idlewood Park plans its usual dance at Wer wood Park Tuesday evening with dancing from 9 to 12. June and all are invited by the committee, which reserves the right to refuse entry. Full orchestra featured. Court hearing held for Mike Bologhi on shooting charge. held for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werwood Park
Cura
Mike Bologhi
Boliski
Bolinsky
Squire J. A. Crogaman
George Fetset
Coral
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Bank Examiner
Charles C. Crowell
Statzman Cambria
Bennett
Reed Station
Findley Home
Posal
Ness Man
George W. Graf
Polk
Harrisburg
A. L. Martin
Pennsylvania
Cambria County Agricultural Association
Carralltown
Bedford County Agricultural Society
Bedford
Blair Grange Association
Flourdaysburg
Indiana County Agricultural Society
Jefferson Agricultural and Driving Association
Brookville
Williams Grove
Cumberland County
Center Hall
Centre County
McCreight
Erie Club
Langham
the Weather Forecast
Marianna Bank
Walker
Vogel Bros
Tyllors
Neas
Hetrick & Wilson
Charter For
Parkwood Phone Co
Robinson
the Globe
AY Telford
M. E. Wilson
Elizabeth Sutton
J. H. Spencer
John Remaley
Grant Street
John D. Skelton
Miss Munshower
Idlewood Park
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