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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1908

Page

3

Grover Cleveland Dies in Princeton at 85

Grover Cleveland, former U S president and noted statesman, died at his Princeton home at 8 40 this morning surrounded by family after a long illness. Doctors cited heart failure and pulmonary trouble with gastro intestinal disorders as contributing factors. Funeral plans pending with interment to be beside his father in Sandwich Massachusetts. telegrams of sympathy pour in from political and business circles and foreign rulers.

Princeton N. J Grover Cleveland United States Cleveland Frances Folcom Chidren America Lakewood Mr. Cleveland Equitable Saturday Evening Post Bryant New York Sandwich Maya

Points On People In Regional Visit Mixes and Travels

Miss Myrtle Selig of Vandergrift visits Mijas Mabel Ortz of Oak streets. Samuel Kerr of Plomville spends day with R. V. Kerr of Clymer Avenue. Miss Anna McKee in Pittsburg hospital plans home visit. Carrie Beck of Altoona hosts Isaac Beck of East Water Street. Belle Simpeon of Philadelphia visits Mose Simpeon’s daughter. Mrs Younkina of Johnstown visits Isaac Back on Hast Water Street. Mrs W A Kinter of Ambridge visits Mrs Mery T. Ray on Water Street. Isabel King of West Chestnut Avenue heads to Donovanowo for two weeks with friends. Rev F S Gray returns to Tarentum after visiting Dr and Mrs Gilbert. Mrs S B Walker and children depart for Du Bois.

Myrtle Selig Vandergrift, Os Mijas Mabel Ortz Oak Streets

Crowd attends Idlewood Park dance with Apple’s Orchestra

A large Indiana youth gathering attended a Tuesday Idlewood Park dance after invitations. Two packed special cars left town at 8:80. Apple’s Orchestra performed on arrival, aided by a newly purchased $350 piano from L. Pattison Co., boosting the event’s success.

Indiana Idlewood Park Park Apple L. Pattison Co

James Sherman Worse at Cleveland Hospital

Dr. E P Carter reports James Sherman slightly worse amid undecided op plan due to health. News brief notes home remedies offered by papers and local drive to Belgano for a sale. Croaksige Creekside directors elect William Mahan principal and Rebecca Blue primary teacher.

Cleveland E. P. Carter James 8 Sherman Croaksige Creekside William Mahan Rebecca Blue

Albert Miller and Florence Vink Married in Simple Home Ceremony

Albert L. Miller of Indiana married Florence Vink daughter of Mr and Mrs William B. Vink at the bride’s home. Rev M N Walker officiated in a modest gathering of relatives and close friends. The couple will reside at 762 South street with Miller working in his brother Charles H Miller’s tailor shop.

Albert L. Miller Indiana Florence Vink Mia William B. Vink Mt. Holly Springs M. N. Walker Methodist Episcopal Church Cumberland Valley Mo Poplar Toaiaon Mra. Miller Jodians South Street Miller Charles H. Miller

Brixner to Acquire Ebensburg Metropolitan Hotel

Christ G. Brixner of Webrum with attorney McNelis met executors of late William Kimball to finalize sale of the Metropolitan Hotel in Ebensburg. Deal price undisclosed but satisfactory. An liquor license transfer will be sought by August first, with Brixner likely to take charge within six weeks and move to manage the hotel full time.

Brixner Indiana County Metropolitan Ebensburg Cambria County

Five Boys Convicted in Freight Theft Case

Before Justice Crossman this morning Judge and Harry Hare, Frank Bridgens, Harry Daugherty and William Ziegler were found guilty of taking oranges and semens from a P R R freight car. They claimed a stock company showman prompted the act. As first offenders and due to their prominent parents, sentences have not yet been pronounced. Judge Telford will be consulted.

Crossman Harry Hare Frank Bridgens Harry Daugherty William Ziegler Showman Telford Squire

Undertaking business clarification from Forsythe

A local message states that Forsythe remains in the undertaking trade and denies rumors of leaving the business. He confirms continued operation and directs inquiries to his office at H H Johnston's store, 1708 Philadelphia Street, with day and night phone numbers provided for contact.

H. H. Johnston Philadelphia Street Forsythe

Cresgwell Family Plans Summer Stay at Cresswell Home

Crogewalls and Miss Ella Cresswell with Mire Frask Cresgwell and three children travel to the Cresswell summer home near Strangetown Ladiena for the season. A Cunningham and Edward O Barn prepare to depart for New York City Tuesday evening to buy goods for the A Cunningham Store.

Robert B. Cresgwell Ella Cresswell Frask Cresgwell Cresswell Strangetown Ladiena Root Johnstown Democrat A. Cunningham Edward O’ Barn Jett Mosday New York City Cunningan

Tealin Hotel Reopens After Renovation

A local hotel named Tealin reopens after refurbishment. The establishment announces resumed operations and invites patrons to experience its updated facilities and service.

Aged German Dies After Long Illness in Indiana

Indiana obituary notices report the death of George Snyder aged 80 born in Hesse Germany in 1828 who came to the United States in 1856. He was a Civil War veteran and survived by two of ten children Lena Paul and Mary Kennedy. The service will be by the G A R and burial in Greenwood cemetery.

Indiana George Snyder Mr. Snyder Hesse Germany United States Indigra Elshaville Daniel Kerr West Chestnut Street Snyder G. A. R. Post No 28 T. H. Gilbert Christ Episcopal Church Greenwood Cemetery

Pittsb Urges Sabbath School Methods Institute In June

Beginning June 2 and running to July 3 the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association will hold the eighth annual Pittsburgh School of Methods for Sabbath School Workers at East Liberty Presbyterian church Pittsburg. Indiana Christian workers will attend. Notable instructors include Rev B W Pope Moody Bible Institute Chicago W C Pearce International force Chicago I M G Brumbaugh Philadelphia Public Schools superintendent Miss Florence Carol Philadelphia Miss Amands Landes Millersville States Normal School Mrs J W Barnes International Elementary Grade Superintendent Newark N J.

Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association East Liberty Presbyterian Church Pittsburg Rev B. W. Pope Moody Bible Instiate Chicago Ill W. C. Pearce International Force M. G. Brumbaugh Philadelphia

State Board Administers Tests At Normal

Examinations began this morning at the Normal and continue tomorrow for Junior, Middler, and Senior classes. Seniors observed teaching at Model School from 9 to 11 am while Middlers noted next year duties. Model rooms wore flowers and drawings with musical interludes by students. Seniors who taught included a long list of Misses and Mr. Wood led music. Board members attended, with many parent visitors.

Model School Joseph Wilson Dorothy Chatham Denman Spencer Clyde Caldwell Igo Ronald McNamara Cornelius Schall Klineman Cass Bedell Wise Shencefelt Neal Cooper Marie McCullough Wiley Frost Lewis Bruce Doerzbacher Dean Nicklas Owens Mann May McCullough Halford Cribbs Daugherty Rogera Harold Scott Misses Watson Elder Billings Shram Wanton Miller Mr. Wood Model

Dreamland Theater Last Chance Show Draws Big Audiences

Your Last Chance Thie fa E Leftoli performs a popular cannon ball and dresser act at Dreamland Theater. Patrons are urged to call tonight to catch the act, noted as the season’s top show due to strong audience enthusiasm. Clymer school board met to elect tasghers including A F Roger principal and several members from various areas. A Bon Ton store note announces exclusive agency for Footer's Cleaning and Dye Works and related services.

Bon Ton Ouren Footer’s Cleaning and Dye Worke America Gromhail Claanara End Dyers Bailat Action Guaran

Indiana Night Prowlers Suspected in Beer Loots

In September court a gang tied to Indiana brewery thefts is accused of three new robberies aimed at whiskey and beer. The group, linked to a restaurant cellar raid on Frank Malida in Villella building, took cases and a keg. A freight car with beer was hijacked and late at night the suspects entered a bottling department, smashing a panel to steal more. Police traced the beer crowd through White’s woods and the local exchange, with officers Keller Harris Wellington Bley and others pursuing leads. arrests expected as day broke.

Indiana Frank Malida Villella Mian Lill Thompson Offcers Keller Harris Wellington Bley John D.' Bkalt Frank Hildebrand Charles Miller Cluich

Re-elected Prof Jaques heads Johnstown manual training

Prof Jacques and Profs Hubert R Jaques and A Z Church were re elected as manual training teachers in Johnstown schools. Their salaries are listed as 91 300 and 1 200 respectively. A committee urged that managing training be provided in High School and grammar for boys only and that domestic science replace girls’ courses at the High School. Nearby ads note Indiana store Parlor and home furnishings and a barber shop under the Bank Building.

Hubert R. Jaques Normal A. Z. Church Wag Johnstown Tuessvening

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