Indiana Residents Reelect Ed Residents to Berths
Squire Martin W Kier of Homer City was found dead in his yard about 6:30 am. He was 19 and left a wife and three children. Kier had served as justice of the peace, was hotel proprietor, and a Civil War veteran. George Wolf of Jacksonville died, survived by his wife and daughter. Campbell Creamer died June 6 at Blacklick aged 67. Johnstown school controllers discussed manual training and teacher salaries. Indiana residents were reelected to positions at Homer Street, Osborn, Iron Street, Park Avenue, Cypress Avenue, Coopersdale, and Sheam Street schools. C M Graham reelected principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Martin W. Kier
Homer City
Mre. J
Pifskinger
Kier
Harry
Pittsburg
Glasgow
Mt Washington
Joe Campbell
Squire Kier
Clarkeburg
Indiana
Sutton & W
Homer
Shadyside Hotel
Arvices
George Wolf
Jacksonville
Tyesday
Mr. Wolf
Astonaburg
Center County
This County
Mra
Elizabeth Wolf
J. A. Kinter
Altoona
D. GC. H. Wolf
Cherryhill Township
United Presbyterian Church
Johnstown
Hubert R. Jaques
Horne
Blough
Jaques
E. M. Miller
Dibers Street
Elizabeth Lowman
Commonwealth Va
Edward
John Hazer
C. C. Gray
Coral
George
Jones
Norton
Corall
Eic
Kinley
Bi House
George ‘W Gunsbot
Gates
Ofto
Joseph George
Phi
Art John Hazer
Ed Jones
Toba Garrold
George's
John Roudibuah
John Haver
Ming
Two Indiana Women Elected Neighborhood Club Officers
A Neigh borhood club session at DuBois elected officers for the year and set next meeting location. Pres N T Arnold of Ridgway. vice president Alexander Reynoldagilla. Eramas Ridgway. Hay Du Bois. Hastings Indiana. Davis Punxsutawney. recording secretary Blakealae Du Bois. corresponding Mary McKnight Indiana. treasurer Brown Reynoldaville. Next meeting planned for June 1999 in Ridgway hosted by the Progress club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Neighborhood Club
DuBois
N. T. Arnold
Ridgway
Alexander
Reynoldagilla
Eramas
Hay
du Boie
John 8. Hastings
Misa Davis
Punxsutawney
Blakealae
du Bois
Mary McKnight
Brown
Reynoldaville
Progress Club
Former resident Pattison visits Pittsburg for convention
A former Topeks resident Mrs J D Pattison came to Pittsburg to attend a WIG convention. She visited the homes of William Pepilson and Heth Lowmen and other relatives, noting she has not been in Indiana for a year. She left on the 19:20 late for Pittsburg amid changes noted in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Pattison
Topeks
Pittsburg
Pegently
Gage
William ‘Pepilson
Heth Lowmen
Patsison
Indiana
Wipe
Pittaburg
Down East A Success At The Jeavons Stock Co
The Jeavons Stock Co presented Down Beat to the largest audience of the week with every seat filled. Reviewers praised the performance while noting the next bill, The Eagle's Nept, may fail to meet expectations.
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Jeavons Stock Co
Wife of Ray J Helm Operated on at Mercy Hospital
Mrs Sarah McQuilken Hoelw of Leechburg underwent a successful tumor operation at Mercy Hospital in Pittsburg. The local native, Kellye arg, was reported as the patient’s associated contact.
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Ray
Helm’s
Sarah McQuilken Hoelw
Helm
Leechbure
Mercy Hospital
Pitts
Bares
Mire
Ice For Que Wask Free by Sitad M Blawarid Co
A garbled notice announces a charge for ice or similar service in a home. The fragmentary text mentions Sitad M Blawarid Co and relates to a week long charge or free ice provision in a residence. The readable entities are Sitad M Blawarid Co and a household context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ker Frigarstor
Sitad, M. Blawarid& Co
Valedictory of Indiana County Superintendent Stewart
Prof J T Stewart closes his ninth year as county superintendent. He notes improved school work, higher salaries boosting teacher preparation, and fewer resignations. He cites weather and disease as attendance factors, describes new school buildings, and reports 469 teaching applicants with 295 licensed. He thanks teachers, directors, citizens, the Department of Public Instruction, the press, and his successor Chapman.
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Néens Stewart Han
Indianac
Loys
Citras
South Mahoning Township
Nt Banks
Green Township
Milsteke
Newrytown
Tunnelton
Mshoning Township
Bean
Anousi
Todisna
la Grippe
W. N. Ferrie
Big Rapids
Mich
Robert L. Kelly
Richmond
Ind
Albert E. Molaby
Slippery Rock
James E. Ameot
Odian
O. H. Vetter
Bloomsburg
Montaville Flowers
Edward 8. McDowell
Royal Gipsy Concert Companoy
Z. T. Sweeney
Dunbar
Bell Ringers
the Directors' Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Indiana
W. N. Ferris
James E. Amant
Washington Township
Mechanicsburg
Banks Township
Center Township
Canoes Township
Chapman
Department of Public
Paulet
Ieee Eee
Ulghar
Rey ‘Stewart, Co
Many Out of Town Guests at Work-Black Nuptials
The Work-Black nuptials in Glen Campbell on June 9 drew about 70 guests. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Nelson Work and many Work family members from DuBois Milton New Columbia Wylan Ala and other towns. Also present were Prof J A Stadden Williamaport Dr C C Williams and several others from Richmond Pittsburg Mahaffey and El-Mota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Glen Campbell
Mre
Nelson Work
Thomas Work
Misnez Nora
Emma
Florence and Grace Work
Wilbur Work
DuBois
Ella Stadden
Elizabeth Martz
Milton
Sarah Dieffenderfer
New Columbia
M. L. Bartltt
Wylan
Ala
Mrz
David Black
Miffinburg
J. A. Stadden
Williamaport
Mina Alice Irvin
Burnside
Robert Work
Richmond
Fred Lewie
Pittsburg
A. Hamilton Stewart
Marion Center
W. A. Stadden
Mahaffey
E. B. Mahaffey
Madera
Harold Ranck
Barneabora
C. C. Williams
el- Mota
Ridgeview Park Opens for Present Season
Ridgeview Park opens its summer season with hotels and cottages filling as two camp meetings begin. Rev. J W McIntyre leads Pentecostal events July 10 19 with speakers from several states and Rev W R Wedderspoon to preach August 10. A Corall Coral trial follows a disturbance near Kinley's house with John Hazer and C C Gray alleged to be involved and gunfire reported.
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Ridgeview Park
Women's Christian Temperance Union
J. W. McIntyre
J. A. Smith
Jean Kincaid Smith
Meridian
Mies Rey
E. L. Hyde
Weat Conshohocken
Paraone
Reynoldsville
Elizabeth Ward
Beloit
Ohio
W. D. Herold
Mozart
J. T. Cole
Pennsylvania Limes
Frank Sipps
Mies Pearl Hamiliton
Anderson Jubilee Singers
W. R. Wedderspoon
Holy Land
W. W. Hall
Pittsburg
W. R Wedderspoon
Mre. Wylie
Inter State
W. H. Williams
evange‘Niet
San Joze
Sam Jones
PUNXY Citizens Raise 60000 for New Plants
Puoxentinocy citizens raised 60 000 in three days via subscriptions for three plants. The R. Wightman Glass Co Eldred Window Glass Co and the F L Clark Hoop Mill will employ about 700 men and begin full operation before Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. R. Wightman Glass Co
Eldred Window Glass Co
F. L. Clark Hoop Mill
Dreamland Theatre Tonight Features Trick Violinist
Dreamland Theatre hosts Joseph Smith the trick violinist and milk can soloist with an imitator act tonight. Also advertised are jewelry prices and a noted buyer in Westers Canada, highlighting a lively evening of entertainment and sales.
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Joseph Smith
Milk
Dreamland Theatre
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Martin. W. Kier’ Pound
Campbell Creamer
Blacklick
Sarah Taue Houston
Thompson Dreamer
Blacklick Township
Neighborhood Club Selecta
Beree Eet
Down East
Jeavons' Co
Sast Night
J. T. Stewart
J. T., Stewart
Campmeeting
W.C
U. Women
Josiah Nealesid
la & Pun
Hager
Hazey
Aaid
Jonge
Saci
Amusem
Live Chamber of Commerce
Sue E. Smith & Co
Sing
San J.R. McBhoos
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