Normal School Examinations Conclude With Dreary Chapel
The State Board of Examiners finished the normal school examinations Thursday night after 8 o clock. Most undergraduates returned home while seniors prepared for commencement. Six students were conditioned in one or two subjects. The examiner vote was read at 10 30 p m in chapel. Several educators and officials spoke briefly including Deputy Superintendent R B Teltrick Superintendent Wagner and others. James L Laker’s remains were brought to Indiana and interred in Greenwood cemetery. A new principal, H K Rymer, was elected for the Western Meant schools and Nanale J McMillen named for the new intermediate grade. Rev James A James will lead Emmanuel Baptist Church in Ignnetown. One fourth off jewelry at HoleProof Box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Teltrick
Kinsley
Franklin
William ‘Kirchbaum
Washington
C. F. Ho
Dupmore
F. 3. Davis
County
C. M. Phillipa
Chester Normal
Cllowing
Muriel Weaton
Jennie Miller
Anya May Watgues
Sthrum
Opal
Charles Wood
H. K. Rymer
Philipsburg
Misa Nanale J. McMillen
Home
Indians County
Local gossip notes travel and visits around town
Mrs Richard W Clementsa yleiting in Coral today. M F Jamison made a business trip to Barnesboro today. Mrs Arthur W Wilson visiting friends in Johnstown. Ex Treasurer Harry Seanor near Willet a Gazette caller today. George Lydick returned from Pittsburg. Mrs Sue Shannon Fay and daughter of Altoona visiting Mrs Sue EB Willard. Mrs EC Pfaff of Blatraville guest of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs M B Jamison. Miss Annabel McIlroy returned home in McKeesport after visiting J S Russell family. After visit with Mrs M J Wig ging Miss Martha Hancock returned to Vandergrift. Robert Allison returned to Wilkinsburg. Miss Miriam Cameron finished school at Pittsburg and is with father J C Cameron. Prof AM Hammere of Panxtau tawney was a business visitor in Indiana. He had just completed summer school at Cherrytree. Mrs Michael Shay of Pittsburg recently visited Mr and Mrs J Clement Hasinger of East School street. Mrs Shay formerly Miss Lillian Brady. Miss Della Daugherty of West Church street yesterday accompanied Model School classmate Miss Japtnelta Hoover to Uniontown. Harry W Nesl returned today from Pittsburg where he was at Marcy hospital for appendicitis operation. Dr Neal in excellent health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Shay
Pittsburg
J. Clement Hasinger
East School Street
Shay
Lillian Brady
Della Daugherty
West Church Street
Model School
Japtnelta Hoover
Uniontown
Harry W. Nesl
Marcy Hospital
Neal Jain
Poisoned on foodstuffs in Marion Center
John T. Sutor suffered a serious illness after eating canned foods in Marion Center. He stayed helpless at home for two days before summoning help. He recovered enough to visit his brother R. A. Sutor and, under Dr. A. H. Stewart care, regained strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Sutor
Marion Center
R. A. Sutor
A. H. Stewart
Locals At Home For Vacation In Maron Center
Mia Baker of Pittsburg and her sister Lizzie Lang a nurse at Weat Penn Hospital visit their parents in Mar on Center for a couple of weeks Their brother John a student at Washington and Jefferson College in Weathington is also home for vacation The Bon Tonatore announces exclusive agency of Footers Cleaning and Dye Work Cumberland Md America s Greatest Clean ere and Dyers Satisfaction guaranteed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Myrtle Baker
Pittsburg
Lizzie Lang
Weat Penn Rospital
Maron Center
John
Washington and Jefferson College
Weathington
Footer's Cleaning and Dye Worke
Cumberland
America
Scrubby McCreight Shines for New Cantle in Tough Losses
Scrubby McCreight pitched for New Cantle on Thursday while Kirle faltered. Hehan produced five of the last nine appearances and has won four straight. The club sits in sixth place as George Vocapher Sold & Team notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrubby
Scrubby McCreight
New Cantle
Kirle
Hehan
Mrs. Sarah A Sansom Dies At Home In Indiana
Mrs. Sarah A Sansom aged 78 died suddenly at 6 20 am at her Church Street home after a brief illness of acute asthma She was born Sarah Leader in Bedford County on August 17 1826 and married editor James Sansom in 1860 Survived by sons Franklin editor of the Indians Democrat William L editor of the Clarion Democrat Daniel L Joseph J and John P and daughter Mrs A W Wilson Also survived by sister Mrs Elizabeth Fisher Funeral arrangements expected to be announced tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Sansom
Indiana
Church Street
Thureday
Satsom
The
Indians Democrat
William L
Clarion
Clarion Democrat
Daniel L
Washington, D. C
Joseph J
Sarrinburg
John P
Bailticore
A. W. Wilson
Kiskiminetaa Springs
Elizabeth Fisher
Bedford
Sansom
Mission School Picnic At Chestnut Grove Park
The Mission Sunday School held its first Chestnut Grove Park picnic on Thursday feeding about 90 people from baskets donated by friends who could not attend. Key organizers included Mian Eien McMullen Mrs David Ortz Mia Pierce and Miss Eile Howeath with school children. Transportation was provided by the street car company at a modest cost. Funds covered all expenses with a small surplus for the treasury, mostly from generous teachers and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Sunday School
Chestnut Grove Park
Mian Eien McMullen
David
Ortz
Mia, Pierce
Eile Howeath
Sctor
Forsythe Denies Leaving Undertaking Business
J C Forsythe states he has not left the undertaking business and will continue serving clients from his office in H A Johnston's store at 709 Philadelphia Street. He lists day and night phone numbers 10 and 449 for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Johnston
Philadelphia Etreat
J.C. Forsythe
Pole accident at Gompers alley injures worker
Henry Jacoby Jr was hurt while jitting poles with a gang on Gompers alley when a pole fell striking his back. He was taken home where Dr M M Davia attended him. A telegram from John K Brailier drew others to Latrobe to comfort Margaret Louise Brailier who remains dangerously ill. Prof Norman Glaeser of near Marion Center has been reelected principal of Waynesburg public schools. The school board praised Prof Gigener’s works this last term. Special Blue Serge suits net 12.50 at Wilson Wood Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jacoby, Jr
Gompers Alley
Jacoby
M. M. Davia
John K. Brailier
Mia
Robert B.young
A. T. Moorhead
Latrobe
Margaret Louise Brailier
Norman Glaeser
Mar‘ion Center
Waynesburg
Gigener
A Bright Future for Josephine
Corrigan McKinnie Co held a meeting this week and awarded contracts for unfinished concrete work at Josephine. Ninety men have been loading iron for shipment. about one fourth of the stock remains. Furnaces at Josephine are expected to resume about August 15 and a new furnace planned before the slump may start this year. Land owners remain hopeful Josephine will recover. Indiana Street Railway Co extending its line to Josephine is welcomed by property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Corrigan~McKinnie Co
Trong
Indiana Street Railway Co
Body caught in machine at concrete work site
Charles Jacobs, an employee of the contractors on the Ca noe Crea fill for the BPRR, narrowly escaped death when his left arm and right leg became caught between a hoisting drum and the machine. He was pulled free, unconscious, and taken to Adrian Hospital with serious internal injuries but no broken bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jacobs
Canoe Crea
Cloe
BR. P
Jacobs
Adrian
Ohio closes offices in memory of Grover Cleveland
In President Clevelands memory government offices stock exchanges and many business places closed at 1 p m. Roosevelt issued a proclamation to display ship flag at half staff for thirty days. Clementa and wife returned from Clearfield county trip. They fished Trout Run six miles from the capital and promise a trout supper but will not reveal the catch method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Roosevelt
Joseph W
John F. Clementa
Clearfield County
Eight Children Orphans and Fatality at Barnesboro
Mrs Margaret Clare, a Slavish woman, was killed by Night Giant at Barnesboro on Wednesday. Eight children become orphans after their father died in the mines years ago. Brownie Gessler’s hit in the thirteenth inning helped Boyton beat Washington 2 to 1. Gensler now batting .240 for the Puritans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Clare
Barnesboro
Brownie Gessler
Tong
Thurdasy
Bovton
Washington
Gensler
Refrigerator sale notice from J M Stewart & Co
Bargain fridge offer advertised by J M Stewart & Co promising low price and quality though garbled text suggests store in Ise cee Bale Ritlad water and ure fruit juices and 19 canta, we Gampball & Vex Dive Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Stewart & Co
Wedding Ceremony Unites Ewing and Jackson in Crafton
Miss Eleanore Elizabeth Ewing wed Vernon Lester Jackson in Crafton at First Presbyterian Church the first wedding in the new building. Bride wore India mull hand embroidered by natives of Indiana. bridesmaid Nancy Bherrard Ewing wore the same. After a small reception, the couple will reside in Little Rock Arkansas and the Ewings plan to return to India next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanore Elizabeth Ewing
Vernon Lester Jackson
Little Rock
Ark
First Presbyterian Church
Crafton
New Church
India
Indiana
Nancy Bherrard Ewing
J. C. R. Ewing
Forman Christian College
Lahore
J. HR. Sherrard
Wilkinsburg
J. C. Bruce
Dr. Ewing
Badly Sprained Ankle Cured With Pain Salt
A Hampton Tennessee woman reports rapid relief after using Chamber Isin’s Pain Salt for a severe ankle sprain. A night of bathing the ankle brought sleep and marked improvement by morning, with the patient walking comfortably soon after. The testimonial notes 25 and 50 cent sizes sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Bramitt, Hampton
Teno
Young people urged to shun dancing and temptations
Rev Kelsey of Altoona condemns dancing and worldly pleasures at the 19th annual Y. P. convention in Johnstown. Sessions were well attended with special music. Evening talks by Rev G W Robman and Rev W J McMichaels urged temperance and Christian conduct, while Rev H A Kelsey defended stern views on bars. Delegates heard about the place of Christians in the world and Indian missions. Officers elected included Rev H A Kelsey president and James Ingraham Blairsville vice president. Next convention to be held in Homer City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
U. P
G. W. Robmnan
Gheny
W. J. McMichaels
Paul
HA. Kelsey
Altoona
Amauserente
Christ
Ing
McGill
Homer City
V. Lowman
Jackeoville
R.E. McClure
Blai
Mian
Olive L. Wilson
Misa Rebecca
Fowler
Blairsville
Charles A. White
F. B. Foste
H. A. Kelsey
Atoona
James Ifrab
Blairaville
Asca Nesbitt
Clarkeburg
Florence Wilson
Salinburg
Joseph McGill
Homer Cty
Togiana County
James T. H
Misa Anna Bruce
Todians
R. E. McClure
Blaireville
Mabel McCreight
Inediana
J.C. White
Shiloda
Mina Clara Steel
Reag. Sytigns
Florence Wilsop
Saltasburg
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State Board of Examiners
James Luker
James L. ‘Laker
Adlang
Greenwood Cemetery
F. B. Foster
United Presbyterian Larch
A. Cochran
Margaret Dresser
Jamee Luker
Johnatawa
Frank Cochran
Westmont School
James
James A. James
Miss Brallier
Man Lou &, Brallier
Second Ward
Murlog
Thurs Mai Wenley
Pocatello, Ney
Pporia Ranch
Ings Ya Sal
Richard W. Clementsa Yleiting
M. F. Jamison
Arthur W. Wilson
Harry Seanor
Willet
George Lydick
Sue Shannon Fay
Sue EB. Willard
EC. Pfaff
Blatraville
Pod
M. B. Jamison
Misa Annabel McIlroy
McKeesport
J. S. Russell
M. J. Wigging
Martha Hancock
Vandergrift
Robert Allison
Elmer W. Allison
Miriam Cameron
J.C. Cameron
North Ninth Street
A.M. Hammere
Panxautawney
Hia
Cherrytree
Lang
Announc
George Vocapher
M. H. Hegs
George Uncapher
Iodiape County
Nia
Punxautawney Spirit
Wilson & Wood
Chestnut Grove
Pole
Margaret Braller
Prof
Glaser Rowlested
Wilson
Wood
Orrigan
McKinnie Co
Workman
President Cleveland
Brownie
Jackson—Ewing
Kellar—Torrance
Bairdstown
Charlea Keller
Columbiana
Misa Mary Reed Torrance
Mee
John B. Torrence
Keller
Boesman
M'Creery
Alexander Celestin Boesman
Mary Emma McCreery
Presbyterian Parsonage
W. L. Barrett
Columbia Plaza
Canada
Spring Street
Emma B. Shoeman
Joelin
Squire Hugh Lowman
Ieelin
Bennett Farm
Itairsville
Josephine and
Blacklick
T O Burrell Township
Bennett
Hore
W. Rowe McConnell
Normel
John McCoonnell
McConnell
State College
Vow
Old Times
Crawford's
Deviog
Kelsey
Unio
Presbyterian
Steving's
New Todiang
Pasion
Java
Bam
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