Barn Fire Destroys John Little Farm in Homer City Area
A large barn on the John Little farm near Reed station on the back road to Homer City was totally destroyed by a Saturday night blaze around 9:30. Incendiary origin suspected after passersby noted flames. a Little child warned others and saved one of the best horses. The fire consumed a team of work horses 30 bushels of wheat harnesses and most farm implements. the structure was 50 years old. The Little family now resides on the St. Clair homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Little
Homer City
Reed Station
John T. Little
Bia
St. Clair Homestead
Fourth of July Gala at Glen Campbell Parade and Races
A Glen Campbell Fourth of July celebration features a 9 am parade with United Mechanics Odd Fellows Red Men and Golden Eagles joining Mahaffey band and local lodges. Westover visits Glen Campbell for a 10:30 am Tri county League game, with a rematch in the afternoon. A noon basket picnic is planned in the grove, followed by an auto race and a puto contest with A L Clark and Charles Atkina. Evening events include fireworks and opera house dancing. A local ad promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Campbell
United Mechanics
Odd Fellows
Red Men
Golden Eagles
Mahaffey
Westover
L. Clark
Charles Atkina
Opera House
White Palace Barber Shop Next to New Indiana House Ad
An ad fragment promotes White Palace Barber Shop under the Farmers Building offering cooling services. It mentions location next to the New Indiana House and highlights home furniture and carpet departments in the same area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Palace
Almost a Centenarian Death Calls Dr Banks
Dr Morgan R Banks dies at his Livermore home in his 95th year after practicing medicine until recently. Born 1813 in Westmoreland County near Livermore, he studied at Western Reserve Medical College and spent most of his career in Livermore. Survived by son Dr W Banks of Derry and daughter Jessie M Banks, he was a central figure in village life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan R. Banks
Livermore
Banks
Dr. Banks
Westmoreland County
Derrytownes
Beake
Liberty Avenue
Blairsville
Western Reserve Medical College
Cleveland
Jacksonville
McClure
Drumtrochty
William H. Hosack
Eleventh Streat
Death of Dr Elizabeth Uncapher in Houston
Dr Elizabeth Uncapher died June 18 at her Houston home. Remains brought to brother Albert Uncapher in Livermore for funeral services to be held there Tuesday with interment in Livermore cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Uncapher
Livermore
Houston
Tex
Albert Uncapher
Livermore Cemetery
Children's Day Services at Presbyterian Church Draw Huge Crowd
The Presbyterian Church hosted its annual Children's Day with nearly 400 attendees from regular church members. Cradle Roll mothers gathered in the north gallery as children from Beginners, Primary, and Junior departments delivered songs, readings, officer reports, and a talk by Dr Crawford the rector. Certificates of promotion and awards were presented, marking possibly the most successful Children's Day yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
North Gallery
Mttle
Crawford
Fine Rugs on Sale at Steving's Big Stove
Wide assortment of rugs including Oxil and Art Square Tapestry Brageels Body Bruesels Vel veto Wilton Velvate Axminatore and Smyrons priced from 5 to 50 dollars. Cash or easy payments. Next door to New Indians Hope 8 Jonary ai qne fourth of af Irving's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steving
Big Stove
New Indians Hope
Indiana Students Marching Upward Peacemaker Killed
Middlers and Junior Midders listed to appear before the State Board at Normal. Names include Edns Bell Mary Bryan Kathryn Buterbaugh and many others from Indiana. Rev W J Wilson heads to Callensburg for centennial Presbyter ian observance with wife. Johnstown Pa June 22 Philip Cort dead Joseph Radna wounded Joe Spino fugitive after camp shooting at Babcock Lumber near Ashtola. Spino fired after Cordi intervened. Radi wounded in arm. Spino fled. Mrs Spino kept as witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
Edns Bell
Mary Bryan
Kathryn Buterbaugh
Carolyn Clawson
Érie Duncan
Martha Hamilton
Mabel Hazlett
Margaret Hasinger
Grace Sly
Margaret
Mary Luckard
Ethel Fay Simpson
Charlotte Stuchu
Helen Sutton
Irene Thompson
Marguerite Woodburn
Blair Moorhead
Lynn McKee
William Pierce
Thomas Runzo
Clair Stuchell
Edward Swan
Rankin Tomb
Paul Warner
Lytle
Clark Wiggins
Indiana
Ethel Beck
Mabel Bennett
Stela Crusan
Jennie George
Mae Getty
Margaret Glass
Elizabeth Glasser
Ora Gorman
Edna Hoedle
Christine Kaiser
Anna Klages
Freida Merker
Margaretta Mar UN
Jessie Magen
Mary Matthews
Elizabeth McConnell
Lillie McElroy
Janet McIntosh
Janet Phillip
Hans Kantelle
Edith Simpson
Mabel Sai
Margaret Hodgson
Jean Aunt
Elsie Konapp
Sara Lowry
Osyoling Lykens
Anna McQueen
Elizabeth Marshal
Billa Murphy
Helen McIntyre
the Orr
Elly Phelan
Helen Pollock
Orca Reinecke
Laura Rodgers
Margaret Scott
Riste Simpson
Elsie Spence
Mae Tapscott
Myrtle Thompson
Joan Walla
Ads Woodhead
Emms Jace Elder
George Simpson
Intiane
Norah Apple
May Boggs
Mary Campbell
Laura Cunningham
Mary A. Daugherty
Katharine Hitchcock
Bess Kellar
Vesta Lowry
Josephine McDonnell
Mae McKee
Mary Pierce
Mesers
Bugh Hell
Samuel Edwards
Ralph W. Hastings
James Hail Sexton
Allot Indiano
Florence Adams
Mabel Atcbison
Stella Barr
Elizabeth Hoger
Jennie Bromba
Flora Aud Maywaddle
Tegrl ‘Wagner
Anna Wedemeyer
Fleasnora Werner
Joan Young
Messrs
Kent Bowman
Harry Clawson
Jack Hamill
Russell Hilty
Hever Ray
C. H. Sobryock
P W. Sebatter
Mac Smith
Walter Stiver
Misses Linnie Moore
Alice Hubley
Helena Sampson
Henrietta Keelan
Johnstown
Philip Cort
Joseph Radna
Joe Spins
Whfes
Babcock Lumber Company
Ashtola
Radi
Cordi
Spine
Spino
Marion Center and Georgeville play fine game of ball
Marion Center defeated Georgeville 5 to 4 in a Saturday game at Georgeville. Marion’s battery was Venter McGregor and Wright with Georgeville’s Hazlett and Bemilton behind the catcher. The contest featured solid defense and timely hitting by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
Joss Completed Lowrzs Indians Directory Jwale By Year
Joss completed a listing of the Pent Indians directory for jwale by year. Bes update notes indicate MAG iep and regional references. The fragment highlights a cataloging effort with multiple named groups and place references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joss
Lowrz
Dreamland Theatre presents Strong Wan at Dreamland
E Leftoli the pannop ball and projectile juggler headlines Dreamland Theatre tonight tomorrow and Wednesday night. He toured last season with a stock company visiting large cities. Tonight's pictures are The Land of the Gold Mine and Useful Beard. The illustrated song It was Blue Eyes pleases. Admission 10 cents. Poles on Carpenter avenue drawn by Bel and local telephone workers. Council and engineer Mullen settled a dispute. German comedy by Normal students under Miss Sherrill in chapel tonight with small admission fee.
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E. Leftoli
Dreamland Theatre
Indiana
Bel
Carpenter Avenue
Council
R. M. Mullen
Mias Sherrill
Room Rugs Size and Price Offer at Steving's Big Store
The largest and best assorted line of room size rugs is shown in Indiang at lowest prices with cash or easy payments. Steving's Big Store next door to the New Indian House. 248.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steving
Buylog Goode For Big Store
A. Cunningham and Edward O'Hare depart for New York City to purchase goods for the A. B. Cunningham Co. store. The trip aims to restock merchandise and secure new lines for the business.
Myers and Jack Win Medals in Pittsburg Meet
Indiana normal school athletes shined at Schenley Gyal Pittsburg in a large meet with Olympic hopefuls and hundreds of college stars. Will Jack Yale ex high jumper won the high jump gold. Frank Myers captured a hurdles silver and two bronze medals. Indiana placed second among schools. Carnegie Tech led colleges.
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Indiana
Schenley Gyal
Pittsburg
Alsphea
Will Jack
Yale
Frank Myera
James Hamill
Dick McCullough
Belin Empfield
Normal
Carnegie Technical
United States
London
H. J. Hoff
Chicago A.A
Athena
Gilbert
Taylor
Harry Hilman
Myere
Secondhalfant
Garrels
Chicago
A. A
Howe
Myers
Indians
Hafferty
Carnegie Tech
Dowling
Tech
Black
Baiona
Cronin
A. C
Homer City Twirler Philippi Puzzles Avonmore In Narrow Loss
Homer City edged Avonmore 5 to 4 as McConnaughy hurled for Homer during key stretches while Philippi pitched and bunched hits aided Roy St Clair’s crowd. Batteries were Philippi McConnaughy for Homer and Brandon Smith Kipp for Avonmore. A lawn fete to benefit Homer City Ladies Aid Society is planned at A. C. McCoy’s Center township residence on Thursday evening June 25. Proceeds fund the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Philippi
Avonmore
Deacon Philippi
Fred Clark
McConnaughey
Homer
Roy
St Clair
Boots
Brandon
Smith
Kipp
A. C. McCoy
Center Township
Ladies' Aid Society
M. EB Sharch
Diw
Ping Pong Photo Gallery Opens in Times Building
The Ping Pong Photo Gallery opens in the old Times Building rear of Crawford's restaurant and will remain all week. It features twenty eight pictures in seven poses for 26 cents. Also advertise Bethel Church lawn fete and festival on Thursday July 2. Jewelry discounts offered at Irvlog's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Times
Crawford's
Lawn Fetest Bethel Church
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Center Township
Dubois Shops Start Up Today Boosts Steel Locomotive Output
Eight hundred men are set to work as the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh, along with other roads, resume full locomotive and ore shop operations. Lake trade reopening spurs increased rail traffic across Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia, with major carriers adding crews and hours to meet rising coal shipments and lake traffic demand. The Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh and the Bessemer and Lake Erie systems report heavy lake barge and coal shipments, signaling widespread revival in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Pittaburg & la J Erie
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittab
Bessemer
Lake Erie
Miller Fleming wedding in Bloomington Indiana
Arm s township residents Lewis Earle Miller and Miss Mar Elizabeth Flaming wed in Bloomington Indiana by Thomas R White of First Baptist church Miller is a law graduate and has cleared the bar for the Supreme Court of Indiana and U S courts. The couple plan four days of travel then return to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Earle Miller
Mar Elizabeth Flaming
Arms Township
Tom Evening
Bloomington
Ind
Thomas R. White
Flrstbyterian Church
Ana
Supreme Court of Indiana
United States
Indianapolis
Columbia
Pitteburg
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Beast
St.clair Homestead
Gala
Chamberlain
Steving’s
New Indiana House
DR Elizabeth Uncapher
Children’s Day Services
Jonary Ai Qne
Af Irving
Atay
Tom Browne
Chicago Tribune
Philip Condi
Mra
W. J. Wilson
Callesaburg
Clarion County
Commemortion
Callensburg
Key
Wilson
Mercer
Marion
Strong
Dreamland
E Lefoli
Deusis Linge
Reducad Oom
Gt Lev
Jack
Lawn
Canter Township
Qner
Irvlog
Dubois Shops
Buffalo, Rochester
Pleming
William G. Smith
Annis M. Wagner
Latrobe
James Ae. Crossman
Court Place
Mies Wagner
Mr. Smith
Western Union
Kellerman—Baird
Chckman J. Kellerman
Barness Bero
Margaret J. Baird
Glan Campbell
J. R. McClintio
Lewistown
Barneaboro
Mr. Kallerman
American Union Telephone Co
Keith—Gleason
Peter F. Kieth
Saxmagy Combing County
Mina Hersiet Gleacon
Spruce
Digid Somerville
Bryanebunga Township
Come
Brig County
Ees
Shaffer
Eeluer
Charles F. Shaffer
Miny
Clara Brown
Kittanning
Jystice
Jamva
Cromaman
Coat Plaga
Deweley
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