Pol icemen Re Elected In Borough Council Meet
A Town Council session in the First Ward engine house saw new members sworn in and reorganization. George W. Graff and W S Hamilton in the First ward, A C Ferrier and J Wood Clark in the Second ward, Pattizan in the Third, and J M Wachob in the Fourth were elected or reelected. Officers and salaries were set, weighmasters reelected, and Chief Keller Harris plus Patrolman Schrader saw salary increases. The Borough Engineer, Treasurer, and health officials were confirmed with standard bonds and terms. Continued on Second Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coucnil
George W. Graff
W. S. Hamilton
A. C. Ferrier
J. Wood Clark
Pattizan
J. R. Richards
J. M. Wachob
J. Wilse McCartney
Burqgeon
J. Willis Wilson
R. E. Young
Ira A. Myers
J. I. Shaffer
T. B. Clark
Robert Marlin
John McAdoo
J. R. Carnatan
Neighmaater
D. R. Pringle
St. Clair & Rina Scales
W. H. Fleming
J. H
Thomas Peater
John B. Taylor
John H. Hill
Board of Health
J. Wilse Thompson
Council
Popularity Contest Decisions Highlight Forestry Day Program
Members of the New Century Club endured yesterday's storm and found Forestry Day programs rewarding. Reads featured Mrs. M. C. Watson and Mrs. J. Welfird. Mrs. Clarence Mec-Creight performed Dedication by Schumann. Miss Nellie Guthrie Guthrie performed If I but Knew by Wilson.
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New Century Club
Mra
M. C. Watson
J. Welfird
Misa Flora Mitchell
Clarence Mec- Creight
Schumann- Liszt
Nellie Guthrie Gang
Wilson G. Smith
Recent Deaths Mrs Caroline Shields Widow of Henry Shields
Mrs Caroline K Shields 80 widow of Henry K Shields died at her daughter Mrs Renie Thompson on School Street in Rayne township after about three weeks illness. Survived by three daughters Mrs Bryson McGera Colorado Mrs James Speedy and Mrs Renie Thompson of town. Funeral at Mrs Thompsons home at 8 tonight conducted by Rev Dr Crawford. Burial at Washington church graveyard Wednesday morning at 10.
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Caroline K. Shields
Henry K. Shields
Rayne Township
Renie Thompson
School Street
Shields
Indiana
Washington Presbyterian Churrch
Indiana Presbyterian Church
Bryson McGera
Colorado
James Speedy
Renie’ Thompson
Town
Sylvester Thompson
Mary Jane McCausland
Willst
George McCausland
William Kinter
Tanoma
Charles G. Shank
South, Third Street
King of the Baptist Church
Washington Church Cemetery
Death of Pittsburg Police Veteran Uncle Aleck Cochrane
Thomas Alexander Cochrane of Pittsburg aged 62 died at his Locust Street home after six weeks of illness from a complication of diseases. A long-serving lieutenant, he began on the force eight years ago as a roundsman and held various posts including wagon driver. Known for lamp-lighting duties and prisoner transport in wheelbarrows he was beloved by his men at Allegheny station. Born in Saltsburg, he lived in Manchester, leaves a widow Sarah, daughter Elizabeth Hughey, two sons Maxwell and T A Jr, and a sister Jane Huffman of Vandergrift.
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Thomas Alexander Cochrane
Pittsburg
Aleck
Allegheny
Saltsburg
Cochrane
Allehgeny City
Manchester
Sarah Cochrane
Elizabeth Hughey
Maxwell
T. A. Cochrane, Jr
Jane Huffman
Vandergrift
Ballot Countdown in Indiana County Big Vote Night
Voters face a 10 o'clock deadline as three judges begin counting ballots in the Bermuda Island Contest. The Gazette notes no ill will among candidates and urges prompt subscription counting and orderly conduct. Judges J Blair Sutton D Lynn Moorhead and J Elder Peeler will oversee the final tally tonight.
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Bermuda Island
Gazettes Business Office
Huntler
J. Blair Sutton
Indiana County
D. Lynn Moorhead
Moorhead Brothers
Clothiera and
Furniabera
Indiana
J. Elder Peeler
The
Gazette
More Officers Elected by Indiana County Automobile Club
The Indiana County Automobile Club met at Ernest Stewart's office to elect officers and adopt a constitution. About 30 members, with aims beyond autos, welcomed new members and planned a vigorous campaign for better roads. Directors: Dick Wilson, Leslie Pattison, Kemper Sutton, F. M. Graff, D. Taylor, J. R. Richards. Permanent officers: C. M. Lingle president, C. B. Steele vice president, Ernest Stewart secretary, B. Campbell treasurer.
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Indiana County Automobile Club
Ernest Stewart
Board of
J Dick Wils'n
Leslie Pattison
Kemper Sutton
F. M Graff
J. R. Richards
C. M. Lingle
C. 8. Steele
B. Campbell
Clymer Council Reorganized With Two New Members
The Clymer borough Town Council reorganized for the year on Monday night after two February-elected members J. C. Davison and C. B. ONeil were sworn in. Officers elected to serve include President H Ney Prothera for a third term, Town Clerk William Templeton, Borough Solicitor John Finber for a third term, Chief of Police R. H. Burnett, Street Commissioner Alexander Hunter, Borough Engineer Harry Hunter-Nightner of Spangler for a third term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Borough
J. C. Davison
C. B. O'Neil
H. Ney Prothera
William Templeton
John&. Finber
R. H. Burnett
Alex. Hunter
Harry Hunter- Nightner
Spangler
New Olive Drab Uniforms for Company F Tenth N G P
Members of Company F Tenth Regiment National Guard of Pennsylvania will be measured at Library Hall for new olive drab dress uniforms to be worn during camp. They will retain khaki field attire, with three years since the last khaki issue and a prior dress blue set issued about a year ago.
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Library Hall
Trains Delayed By Freight Wreck Near Marion Center
B and P trains on the Indiana branch delayed by a freight wreck near Marion Center. The 8 17 from Pitburg was two hours late reaching Punxautqwney. Weather forecast: Wednesday fair.
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Indiana
Marion Center
Pitwburg
Punxautqwney
Trains Meet Head-On Near La Jose In Morning Collision
Two trains collided head-on between La Jose and Mac halsey in the early hours. The Pennsylvania passenger train from Glen Campbell and a New York Central freight, injured engineers Jonasson and baggage master George Jackson of Cresnon. An initial report cites an unclear order as a possible cause.
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la Jose
Mac ‘Halsey
Pennsylvania
Glen Campbell
New York Central
Jonasson
Baggege
George Jackeon
Cresnon
Lincoln Debating Club Discusses Merchant Marine Action
The Lincoln Debating Club at the Normal school debated whether the United States Government should action towards a large merchant marine. The affirmative and negative sides were led by Newell Douglass and J Sutton respectively. Judges favored the negative, but the chair supported the affirmative. an appeal to the house also favored the negative. New colors blue and gray were adopted.
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Lincoln Debating Club
Normal School
United States
Newell Douglass
Champion
J. L. McFarland
Ray Little
Homer Laudenalayer
Joseph Fleitzer
Paul Cunningham
J. Sutton
George Grifith
Harry Kimmel
Robert Fisher
Walter Gibson
Joseph Ball
Royden Steetle
Pension List For Week Grants To Ten Citizens
The Commissioner of Pensions informs Congressman Langham that pensions have been granted to Henry Myers Brosh Valley $15 Daniel Miller Elderton $12 John Cessna Yatesboro $15% William Fitzgerald Arcadia $125 Henry Haxman Strattonville $123 Mary C Silvis New Bethlehem $12 William H Manners Brookville $24 Evan Thomas Parkers Landing $12 Hannah M Young Clarion $12 William C Shaffer Punxsutawney $12 William Strutt East Brady $24 William Campbell Clarion $24.
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Commissioner of Pensions
Hax
Langham
Henry Myers
Brosh
Valley
Daniel Miller
Elderton
John Cessna
Yatesboro
William Fitzgerald
Arcadia
Henry Haxman
Strattonville
Mary C. Silvis
New Bethlehem
William H. Manners
Brookvlile
Evan Thomas
Parkers Landing
Hannah M. Young
Clarion
William C. Shaffer
Punxeytawney
William Strutt
East Brady
William Campbell
Adultery Case Heard in Homer Court
A hearing before Justice J. A. Crossman investigated Commonwealth v Dr J A Weamer on charges of adultery and fornication with bastardy. Prosecutor Miss Millie Sickenbergaer led the case, both principals from Homer City. The defendant was bound over to court and authorities expect Grand Jury action on Thursday.
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J. A. Crossman
The
Commonwealth Va
J. A. Weamer
Millie Sickenbergaer
Homer City
Eight Measles Cases Reported in Indiana This Month
Eight measles cases have developed in Indiana this month and all are quarantined. The week’s cases include Louis Nesbit, Ruth Overdorf, Mrs C B Myers, Myrtle Myera, Ada Overdorf, Charley Menth, Mary Rice, and John Lance, quarantined at homes on N Tenth Street Oak Street West Maple Street School Street and South Seventh Street.
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Indiana
Ares Louis
George Nesbit
N. Tenth Street
Ruth Overdorf
C.B. Myers
Myrtle Myera
Ada Overdorf
D. B. Myera
Oak Street
Charley
George Menth
West Maple Street
Mary
William Rice
School Street
John
Patrick Lance
South Seventh Atreat
Harbinger of Baseball Season Guide Arrives
A Reach's Official Baseball Guide of the American League for 1910 has reached the office. Published by A. G. Reach Co. of Philadelphia, allied by Francis C. Richmond of Sporting Life, it is first in the field.
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Reach
A. “Dy Reach Co
Philadelphia
Francis C. Richer
Sportings Life
Child Stricken With Pneumonia At Indiana Hospital
Lide Shank, son of Charles Shank of town, is seriously ill with pneumonia at Indiana Hospital. The brief item notes his condition and location, reflecting a local health update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lide Shank
Charles of
Pomonia
Indiana
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Effie Elsenberger
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