Amputation to Save Her Life in Pittsburg
Miss Phoebe Hinds of Chestnut Street is taken to Pittsburg for the amputation of her right arm at the North Side hospital. Years after a severe burn and neglected dressings led to a scrofulous, bone necrosis threatening death. Accompanied by her mother, she leaves at noon. Dr. John M. St. Clair expects to perform the operation likely on Saturday or Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Hinds
Chestnut Street
Pittsburg
North Side Hospital
Miss Hinds
James 5. Hinds
John M.st. Clair
Suit for Breach of Promise In Blair County
Mary C Puderbaugh of Glen Campbell sues in Blair county for damages in breach of promise. She alleges Harry B Doyle of Altoons failed to marry after an engagement on Sept 7 1907 and says he gave an engagement ring. Damages sought total 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Mary C.puderbaugh
Glen Campbell
Blair County
Harry B. Doyle
Altoons
Davis
Three Well Known People Hurt Falling On Ice
Three known residents suffer injuries after falls on ice. John Malcolm of White Township sustained serious injuries at work with his stock when he toppled over a milk can. Mrs Harmon of Washington Township fractured her right ankle in a recent ice fall. Mrs Aaron Burnheimer near Ta Nome broke an arm after slipping on the ice en route to the barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Malcolm
White Township
Harmon
Washington Township
Aaron Burnheimer
Ta‘noma
Capt Bogardus Endorses Foley's Kidney Pills for Relief
World famous marksman Capt Bogardus, famed for a 100 shot 100 bull’s eye record, credits Foley's Kidney Pills with ending long kidney and bladder trouble. He describes backache, dull headaches, and urinary issues before using the pills and reports full recovery after three bottles, recommending them to others. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Foley
M Cunningham Wall Seeks Boarders After Feb 1 1910
M Cunningham Wall will operate at his stables offering boarding feed and livery services after February 1 1910. He invites old friends and new to visit and meet him. Telephone 2372 138 tf.
Deaths of John B Work a noted citizen dies at 72
John B Work a widely known citizen died at his daughter Mrs James M Nichol’s home in Georgeville on Saturday February 26 after general debility at age 72 years seven months and 26 days. He was born on the family farm later living near Smicksburg and worked as a carpenter and lumberman. He led singing schools in winter and joined the United Presbyterian church early, wife having died five years prior. Surviving are two daughters Mrs J M Nichol and Mrs W Black of Canonaburg. Funeral Monday was well attended with Rev W S Sturgeon officiating. Burial at nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Work
James M. Nichol
Georgeville
R. H. Work
Smickaburg
Little Mahoning Creek
United Presbyterian Church
J. M. Nichol
W. ©. Black
Canonaburg
Death of Barnesboro Inn proprietor John Glass at 7
John William Glass aged 38 proprietor of the Barnesboro Inn died at Cambridge Springs after six weeks of kidney trouble. Born in Clearfield county and raised near Pine Flats he was married in Maryland and leaves a wife, one child Margaret, and several siblings. He previously taught school and later worked as a bookkeeper for multiple firms. The funeral will be held in Barnesboro with interment there.
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John William Glass
Barnesboro
Cambridge Springs
Clearfield County
Pine Flats
Andrew C. Glass
Maryland
Margaret
J. W. Grumbling
Bert Kelly
Lot Beaver
Lincoln Gibson
Pine Flata
John M. Clegg
Everett
John T. Hines
Johnstown
Mrs Ellen Williams Buried After Brushvalley Death
Ellen Williams died at her Brushvalley home on Friday February 25 at 2 30 p.m. She was born February 28 1822 in Williamsburg Pennsylvania and was a longtime member of the Methodist Episcopal church. Surviving are two sons and three daughters identified as Christian Indiana Anderson Blacklick Mary C Passmore Clearfield Ida B Kelly Brushvalley and Cordelia A Buchanan Indiana. The funeral was held at Brushvalley M E church on Monday February 28 conducted by Rev T F Chilcots.
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Ellen Williams
Brushvalley
Williamsburg
Methodist Episcopal Church
Christian
Indiana
Anderson
Blacklick
Mra
Mary C. Passmore
Clearfield
Ida B. Kelly
Cordelia A. Buchanan
Brushvalley M. E
T. F. Chilcots
Mrs Hicks Dies After Illness at North Point
Mrs Jesse W Hicks and Mrs Laney Ann Hicks widow of Jesse Hicks from near North Point died of pneumonia Monday morning at ten after eight days illness. She was 81 and had lived near North Point ten years. Survived by three children Ralph Ray and Ruth aged five three and ? in an obituary fragment.
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Laney Ann Hicks
Jesse Hicks
Near North Point
Hicks
North Point
Ralph
Ray
Ruth
Winners Will Depend On Recent Work in Bermuda Contest
The Bermuda contest hinges on work done in the coming days as voters unite behind Mina Candidate. Contestants push for support, with many relying on promised subscriptions and coupons to secure final votes. Final tally will be counted Tuesday night by trusted judges Register and Recorder J Blair Sutton, D Lynn Moorhead, and J Elder Peelor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Bermuda
Mina
Register and
J. Blair Sutton
D. Lynn Moorhead
J. Elder ‘Peelor
Points on People in Punxsutawney and area visits
A list of residents and visitors in Punxsutawney and nearby towns including Wallace Kuhns visiting his sister in Pittsburg Edward Woodruff from Bhaskraville and other locals seen in town Sheriff Thomas Josiah Neal at Punxsutawney Chief of Police Clayton Palmer at home in Punxsutawney Mrs Langham leaves for St Davids Ill for her mother's illness Miss Tillie Beatty and Lola Beatty visit Marion Genter and local music student N S North a well known north end figure in town W C Simpson of Hamilton visits Punxsutawney with family and litigation attorneys attend Williamsport Superior Court on a firearms case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Beatty
Eleventh Street
Marion , Genter
Lola Beatty
Measles and Diphtheria Linked in White Township Incident
In White township on Tuesday afternoon, March 1, a child died as a result of measles and diphtheria. The remains were buried at Grove Chapel today. Other children in the household are reported to be progressing favorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Township
Grove ‘Chapel
Memorial rites for Mrs. Postlewait held at church cemetery
Mrs. Postlewait was remembered during funeral services conducted by Rev. Quick this afternoon. She is survived by her mother Mrs. Joseph Postlewait and two sisters. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
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Joseph Postlewait
Quick
Death of New Florence man in February death notice
A New Florence young man employed by P. R. B. at Conemaugh died at his parents home Saturday morning February 26 from Brights disease and dropsy. He is survived by his widow two children five brothers and four sisters. The funeral was held at his late home Sunday afternoon with interment in West Fairfield cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Riddell, Jr
Florence
Conemaugh
J.B. Riddell
Bright
Weat Fairfield Cemetery
Ida Byers Dies at Eight in James Byers' Home
Ida Byers eight year old daughter of Mrs Edward Byers died at her uncle James Byers home. The notice records a sudden death in a family dwelling and lists bereaved relatives. The brief item notes the location and kin while offering no further cause or service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Byers
Edward Byers
James Byers
Death of Six Year Old Raphael Campatelli
Raphael Campatelli died of causes at his parents home on Creekside. On Monday February 28 his remains were buried in St Bernard's Cemetery here on Tuesday. The boy was six years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael Campatelli
Creekside
St. Bernard's Cemetery
John Kopper Dead at Three in Graceton
John Kopper aged three years and six months died of pneumonia at his parents home in Graceton on Sunday February 27. The remains were buried at St Bernard's Catholic Cemetery today.
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John Kopper
Graceton
St. Bernard's Catholic
Rheuma offered with money-back guarantee in Indiana
T E Hildebrand gains Indiana agency for Rheuma the cure claimed to ease Rheumatism. fifty cent price per bottle with purchase price refund if unsatisfactory. Rheuma touted to act on kidneys dissolve uric acid and cleanse tissues. Mail orders to Rheuma Co Buffalo New York. Also Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets recommended and sold nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
T. E. Hildebrand
Mall
Rheuma Co
1000
West Ave
Buffalo
N. Y
Calvin Ray Marshall Dies at County Home Hospital
Calvin Ray Marshall of Conemeugh township aged about 82 died at 1 p.m. today in the hospital at the county home.
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Calvin Ray Marshall
Conemeugh Township
Indiana man pitches trolley league baseball plan
An Indiana man with baseball zeal and financial know how envisions a trolley line based league. He would form a stock company selling shares at 5 or 10 dollars, lease and fence grounds, equip them, and hire players with modest salaries. He hopes other trolley towns join, creating a highway for Indiana to field a strong team.
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Indiana
Hess to Return to Punxsutawney Meat Market
M. H. Hess former Central Meat Market owner who sold to R. W. Marshall and moved to Indiana will relocate his family and goods back to Punxsutawney to resume the meat business. Hess says Indiana is good but not in the same class for meat as Punxsutawney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Hess
Central Meat Market
R. W. Marshall
Indiana
Punxsutaw
Ney
Hess
Punxsatawney
Inediana
Mr. Hess
Warner Carnahan wedding unites J Warner and Lulu Carnahan
Mr J Arthur Warner of White township and Miss Lulu E Carnahan of Parkwood were married Tuesday March 1 at the Presbyterian parsonage in Jacksonville, with Rev J M Finley officiating. A reception followed at the bride's home. the couple will reside on the Warner farm near town.
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Arthur Warner
White Township
Mian
Lulu E. Carnahan
Parkwood
Presbyterian Parsonage
Jacksonville
J. M. Finley
Isaac Warner
Town
Israel Carnahan
Warner Farm I
Kunkle and Miller Wed at Lutheran Parsonage
Gilbert W. Kunkle and Grace Edna Miller, both of Graceton, were married at 10 30 this morning by Rev. Lewis Hay at the Lutheran parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert W. Kunkle
Grace Edna Miller
Graceton
Lewis Hay
Leonhardt Ham-Roid advertised cure for piles
An advertisement for Dr. Leonhardt’s Ham-Roid claims a guaranteed remedy for blind and protruding piles with a 60 day trial, offering a large $1 bottle lasting 24 days at Tom Hildebrand’s Leonhardt Co. in Buffalo New York and urging readers to write for a booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Leonhardt
Hoem-Reid
Tom E.hildebrand
Wonald Have Cost Him His Life
Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky testifies Foley's Kidney Remedy cured his kidney disease which could have cost him his life. The product is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonald
Oscar Bowman
Lebanon
Welles
Foley
All Drage Gista
Household Goods at Public Auction by Shank
Having sold my property I will offer all my household goods at public auction on Thursday March 8 at 1 o'clock. Sale to be held at 165 Se Oak Street. Shank 913 Oak Street.
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Shank
Oak Street
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