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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
1
N P McNetis proposes in the Gazette that school children or others plant shade trees along new macadamized roads on Arbor Day. He argues it would be a beauty and lasting blessing for future generations of people and horses, and hints at many benefits.
Blairsville visitor Frank Weamer and Cockport resident George McCullough are seen in town. Samuel Gall of Barnesboro travels to Indiana on business while C M Lingle of Graceton visits Indiana. Attorney John N Banks conducts business in Pittsburgh as Edward Bennett heads to Avonmore. Ada Vandervort of Brookville visits Mrs Bessie Harwig in Creekside. Elmira Neji and Bessie Dickie from South Seventh Street visit Pittsburgh. Naomi Thompson from School Street plans to spend two weeks in Pittsburgh. Ruth Brody of Indiana visits Elizabeth McConnell in Rosston. J B Evang of Railroad Avenue sails Monday for Winchester Tad to visit friends. Harry E and Joseph O Clark of Glen Campbell pass Indiana en route to Philadelphia. Mrs A T Baylor and Mrs William Jack plan a visit with Mr and Mrs Robert Baylor in Pittsburgh. Dr and Mrs T M Black of Huntington spend Sabbath and Monday with Mr and Mrs W B Stahl on School Street. Mrs A R Cafhou n returns to Parkwood after extended visit with daughter E T McHenry. Mr and Mrs Wf J Springer of Scottdale and Miss Porn Springer of Mt Pleasant stay with photographer Ki Springer. Misses Anon Kyan and Anna Nuary of Johnstown visit Magdalen Matler in North Fifth Street. Bou young women take State Board examinations. Foley’s Orino Laxative advertised for constipation and liver trouble. sold by all Druggists.
The closing exercises of the Model Selvor will be held on Wednesday morning. Principal Miss Jerimie Ackerman extends an invitation to all to attend. Spraying crops and other topics discussed. Solutions and sprays available at J. W. Harlowson, North Ninth Street. ZoL-At
A brief item notes fishing poles tied to an Indiana event with a value or price tag. The fragment suggests a local commerce or display context tied to electricity or a fair setting. No clear names or dates are discernible.
Mike Lallo testified about a confrontation between Slavs and Italians on the road. Bruno, carrying a bag on his head, sparked an attack as Cincovics and others drew clubs. Italians retreated indoors while Slavs stoned houses. John Paterehneck and Martin Cincovicz were knocked down and helped home.
An advertisement claims Hem-Roid internal tablets cure piles. A customer from Cook's Falls testifies after eight months of use he has no attacks and can work and eat freely, paying $500 previously for relief. The offer lists Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid at $1, sold by T. E. Hildebrand, Buffalo, N Y, with a full guarantee.
Snyder family gathering held at West Church street home of Mr and Mrs Adam Snyder. Attendees include William Barto and CBD V Lapsley with spouses from Indiana. Also notes on a water testing method and a medical ad for Foley's Honey and Tar marketed for throat and lung issues.
Grant Street Indians staged a spirited baseball game on Monday near the borough line, using a field midway between Grant Street and Gen White. The Grant Street team bested the Fairviews 23 to 0 in a lopsided contest.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of Mrs eel Lydick and to Mrs H J Telford for flowers. It notes Foley's Kidney Remedy ad copy and urges treatment. A three days old child of Mr and Mrs Albert Hebel of Gracetor died Sunday and was buried in St Bernard's Cemetery today.
Commissioner James M. Marshall will transport two patients to Warren Hospital tomorrow morning assisted by Constable Grant Ramey of Josephine. Local officials coordinate the transfer as part of ongoing public health operations.
The second annual Robinson reunion will be held on Thursday July 1 at the home of William Rubin gun in Shelocta.
Local correspondence notes the Marion Center school board will meet July 1 to employ two teachers for the coming term. The article also lists numerous local social visits, weddings, and residents traveling or visiting nearby towns.
Grove Chapel residents report David Wolfe recovering from a stroke while John Byers shows slow improvement. A festival is planned for Tuesday June 22 with Children’s Day observance on Sunday June 27. Families including the Rowes and Waite circle attend events. Sara Wolf visits from Marion Center. W S Little returns from Pittsburg. Mr and Mrs Dodson undertake extended trips to Pittsburg and Cleveland.
In Plumville Mrs. B. F. Runyan and her son Toward of Indiana are guests of Squire and Mrs. Green. Miss Nula Vierve visits her sister Mrs. Kinter of Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wyneoop of Pittsburg spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Wyneoop. Samuel Fleck of Arkansas is visiting.
Aunt Mrs Johanna Fleck of Smickaburg and Effie Rankin return to Creek side Post Office duties after visits. Mrs William Bowser visits friends in Kittanning. John Weaver of DuBois, a former South Mahoning boy, visits town. Mrs R D Campbell and daughters Edna Eleanor and Miss Mary Hay visit relatives at Bellefield. Rosin is good for fiddles but soap uses cause staining. Masy Task soap touted for easier washday made from coconut oil borax naptha clean tallow with a five cent cake.
A group of young people from the Mission school performed a Sunday program at the Episcopal church. Miss Ellen McMullen led with Christian workers from town aiding her, along with parents and others supporting the scholars. The notice also mentions a local bakery and restaurant for sale due to illness, and the Conemaugh Presbytery meeting June 28 at Jacksonville with the installation of Rev. W. L. Warnock as pastor of Jacksonville and Crete congregations.
A compact batch of classified ads lists rental offerings including a six room house on West Philadelphia Street inquire 1001 Philadelphia Street a second floor front room at Gazette building and a small house with good lot on N Sixth Street inquires directed to E Walker Smith 554 Philadelphia Street Also sale items include good old potatoes from the Normal Steward household goods and double heater parlor suite at 967 Church Street and several automobiles from Pope Toledo Rev Maxwell Jackson Rambler and Buicks with rental options from Indiana Motor Co L Patti zan Ride plus a milk delivery job at 807 South Sixth Street
Lost on Sabbath between Indiana and Horner City a brown jacket return to Gazett office. Lost watch and chain between the Normal School and brewery. Finder leave at Gazett office.
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