Elks Hold Dedication and Toasts in Indiana
J Wood Clark presided as toastmaster at Indiana Lodge BP OE 931 in a grand dedication of a new Elks home. Grand Exalted Ruler John K Tener of Charleroi and Perry Shaner of Pittsburgh spoke, praising the order, while a banquet served by Christ Episcopal Church Ladies' Guild followed.
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Elkcom
LODGE
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Elks
John K. Tener
Charleroi
Perry Shaner
Pittsburg
R. S. ‘Rosgamp
New Castle
New ‘Moore Hotel
Library Hall
Ladies'Guild of
Christ Episcopal Church
J. Wood Clark
Mr. Tener
Eka
Tener
Pittburg
Blairsville
Ihia Place
Elke
Builing
Clark
John P. Elain
Elkingwoke
Ordty
Alps
Europe
Grard Chaulain
Rossamp
John Z. Tindal
New York City
Putxautinney
Heilwooi
Apple's
Opera House
Shoop Not Guilty Verdict in Larceny Case
In a Commonwealth larceny trial, Lewla Shoop was found not guilty after testimony about the time and whereabouts of a robbery. The jury reached its verdict around 5 pm following analyses of distances between houses and witness accounts.
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The
Commonwealth
Lewla Shoop
Robert Brink
J. S. Brink
A. H. Shoop
R. A. Harbison
W. B. Walker
the Commonwealth
Clark Elkin
Josephine Ligonowch
Twolick
Michigan Boys Home Returns From Ann Arbor
Thomas Hill of Indiana and Wilmer Wood of Marion Center returned Thursday from Ann Arbor where they finished their year at the University of Michigan. Hill will enter the second year law class next fall and Wood the junior class in the literary department. Ernest Work, superintendent-elect of the Indiana schools, will graduate from the literary department next week and plans part of the summer in Indiana. Arthur J. Russell, another Indiana student in Ann Arbor, is in Detroit and not expected home soon.
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Thomas Hill
Indiana
Wilmer Wood
Marion Center
Ann Arbor
Tibe University of Michigan
Hill
Wood
Ernest Work
Indiana Schools
Arthur J. Russell
Detroit
Saltsburg Commencement Opens With Prominent Speaker
A prominent speaker will open the Kiskiminetas School commencement at the Prebaryterian church in Salzeburg. Donald MacColl of New York, a field worker for a New York mission and state secretary of the Y M C A of New Jersey, will address the graduating class. He is linked to Prof W H MacColl, a Kis kiminetas principal. Monday evening exercises move to the new gymnasium from the chapel, as the custom.
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Kisk
Prebayterian
Salzeburg
Kiskiminetaa School
Donald MacColl
New York
MacColl
New Jersey
Bible Teachers College of
New York City
W. H. MacColl
Kiskiminetas
New Livery Planned on McLaughlin Jet at West Main
Aaron Houck will erect an up to date livery on the McLaughlin Jet on West Main Street in Marion Center after purchasing the McLaughlin property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Houck
West Main Street
Marion Center
Mr. Houck
MccLaughlin
Ice Free Week Offer For Cork Lined Refrigerator
Advertisement from J. M. Stewart & Co offering a cork lined refrigerator with free ice for one week. Includes installation at the purchaser's home and ice charging for the initial week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Stewart & Co
Midsummer Hate Advertised by Trade firm
A fragmented advertisement urges readers to order midsummer hate from Sue B. Smith & Co and Btditw Sue B. Smith & Co for Cork-Lined Refrigerators. The text is garbled but implies limited-time availability and branded sellers.
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Sue B. Smith & Co
Blairsville School Board Reelects Principals and Staff
Blairsville announces reappointments and salary changes for its teaching staff. Prof. Harry D. Condron is reelected principal of Blairsville schools with Ada Rowe retained as teacher. a list of corps includes Millers, McCormicks, Travi s, Carts, Dodds, Stitt, Leach, Repine, Hossack, Noble, Fowler, Swartz, Campbell, DeLancey, and Clara White. Assistant principal position remains vacant. Berlin Empfield moves to Normal School. Saltsburg district reelects Principal R. J. Shields and teachers, with Shields earning 100 dollars monthly. Indiana school board reelects William McKee as second ward principal. further meetings planned.
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Harry D. Condrop
Blairaville
Ada Rowe
Indiana
Blairsville
Condron
Mary Iola Miller
Mary McCormick
Fannie Travis
Sallie Carts
Emma J. Dodds
Mary C. Stitt
Matilda Leach
Mabel Repine
Harriet He+ssack
Morna Noble
Rebecca Fowler
May Swartz
Lois Campbell
Susie DeLancey
Clara White
Kate McCormick
Berlin Empfield
Saltsburg
R. J. Shields
Misses Lee
Laura Irvin
Anna Hobsugh
Birth in station leads to death verdict shock
In Bishaville on June 12 Miss Anna Reed of Cokeville gave birth in the P R R depot toilet. The infant was stillborn. Coroner Wynn of Westmoreland County investigated. The mother, still in her teens, said a Vandergrift resident's son was the father and he agreed to travel to Cokeville to marry the girl.
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Bishaville
Anna Reed
Cokeville
Wynn
Westmoreland County
Vandergrift
Lehigh civil engineer James Fair to lead Argentine expedition
James Fair son of Hon R W Pair and Mra R W Pair graduates from Lehigh University in civil engineering with an iron bridge plan. Appointed by the Government for an engineering and astronomical expedition to the Argentine Republic, leaving in December and reporting to Albany in July for three years of service. Also notes Salieburg native Thomas Traynor signs with Flint, and Frank Campbell resumes at Punxsutawney post office. Adamar seeks revenge in Clymer with star battery Field and Rungay.
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James Fair
Hon
Mra. R. W. Pair
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
James
Albany
N.Y
Salieburg Preag
Marriage License Granted in Ebensburg for Blairsville Pair
In Ebensburg on Thursday a marriage license was issued to George J. McClellen and Dora J. Byrd of Blairsville. Dreamland Theatre features Joseph Smith the trick violinist milk can soloist and imitator tonight with prizes of jewelry in play at Arvipg e.
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Ebensburg
Thureday
George J. McClellen
Dora J. Byrd
Blairsville
Sea Joseph Smith
Milk Can
Dreamland Theatre Tonight
Tragic Train Crash Claims Two Lockport Women
Two young Lockport women, Mrs. George Sayers and Mrs. William Robertson, were struck and killed by Pennsylvania Railroad No. 26 near their home. Sayers died instantly. Robertson, 25, died at 6:52 p.m. after being taken to Bolivar. Coroner Wynn will investigate.
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George Sayers
William Robertson
Lockport
P. R
Bolivar
New Floren
Tr No. 26
Pennay
M Sauerson
Roberton
Jeavons Co Presents The Little Duchess to Large Audience
A large tent packed last night as The Jeavons Co staged The Little Duchess with Mrs. Jeavons as La Duchese. Patrons praised every performance this week, with audiences predicting an especially strong show tonight and tomorrow. A matinee is scheduled for Saturday afternoon and Down East is on the program tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeavons Co
Better Service at Marion Adds Switchboard and Poles
The central office of the Farmers Telephone Co. at Marion Center gains a new switchboard and repaired wires to improve service and ease for the operator. New poles are erected and a longtime trouble spot is addressed. Miss Mary Bell, daughter of Mr and Mrs B M Bell of West Water Street, is appointed assistant court stenographer for Cambria County. She is a graduate of Indiana Business College. John Bennett and family depart for a visit to Washington, D C at 12:20 today.
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Farmers’ Telephone Qo
Marion Center
Mary Bell
B. M. Bell
West Water Street
Evans & Evans
Ebensburg
Cambria County
Bell
Indiana Businees College
Tsetapaate
John Bennett
Washington, D. C
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Toner
Elkin
J. Wood
Thos
He. A. Dugan
the Kis’. En
Lirsoln
Conemaugh Township
Michigan Boys Home
Wilmer ‘Wood
Y.M.C. A
Kiaki
Marion
My Btowart & Co
Harry Condron
Saltsbury
South America
Thomas Traynor
Flint, Miah
Frank Campbell
Punxsutawney
Adamar
Clymer
Adamar Nine
Ths Star Battery
Field
Rungay
Arvipg E
Atrl, Aed & al Ee
Appleby & Peterson
Mae
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