Cleanliness as a Path to Health in Homes and Yards
Dr Samuel G Dixon of Compalan Health stresses that cleanliness affects health beyond theory. He warns that neglect in attics, kitchens, and pantries fosters dirt and bacteria, while a tidy yard reflects occupants' character. Andrew A Hastie and daughter Bell depart Freeport for Ada Minnesota after two months with relatives, planning stops in Grand Meadow and Minneapolis before returning home.
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Samuel G. Dixon
Compalan Health
Tal
Santtaks
Ian
Andrew ‘A. Hastie
Miss Bell Hastie
Freeport
Ada
Minn
Mr. Hastie
R. N. Ray
Grand Meadow
Minneapolis
For Rent Two Furnished Rooms Inquire Huey Moor
Rental notice for two desirable furnished rooms seeking inquiries directed to Huey Moorhead at 141 E 3rd Street, dated for immediate occupancy.
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Huey & Moorehead
Lost Cameo Ring Between Nor Mal School and Philadelphia Street
A cameo ring is missing between Nor Mal School and Philadelphia Street and should be left at Gazette Office. Contact the Gazette Office with details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal School
Philadelphia Street
Gazette Office
Irish Families Map Promised in World Illustrated Magazine
A two page color map of Ireland will be featured in next Sunday's World Illustrated Magazine. The 17 by 19 inch wall suitable map traces principal Old Irish families and their focalities. Request advance order from your newsdealer.
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St. Patrick’s Day
Big Illustrated
Ireland
Erin
Indiana Post Office Misses and Mrs Names Advertised
A historical notice lists uncalled letters in the Indiana office dated March 6 1915. Names include Miss Jane Black William Henderson Miss Pho Herron Mrs Myrtle McMillen Mrs J C Miller Mrs Nora Orndoff Miss Laura Thomas and Mrs rl rt MAY YVLUSOT. Inquiries should state the letters were advertised with the date.
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Indiana
Jane Black
William Henderson
Phoe Herron
Myrtle McMillen
J. C. Miller
Nora, Orndoff
Laura Thomas
Churches schedule fills Lent with varied services
The church page lists Methodist Episcopal and Baptist services with times for Sabbath School Morning and Evening services. Epworth League Junior Union and Lenten organ recital are noted. Christ Episcopal marks Fourth Sunday in Lent with Holy Communion Morning and Evening prayers. A visiting clergy schedule includes Rev H B Thomas and Rev A P Hutchinson with talks and sermons announced. Attendance at Week Day Lent services is encouraged.
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Methodist Episcopal
B. W. Hutchinson
Thomas Carlyle
W. Li McKee
P. U
A. P. Hutchinson
Christ Episcopal
H. B. Thomas
Kittanning
Marriages in Saltsburg and area marked by March dates
Weddings include David Rittenhouse and Mildred Earhart of Saltsburg wed by Rev George M Ryall at his Saltsburg home on March 10. Robert Hart and Margaret Craig wed at Joseph Hart home on Maple Ave. Rev E L Ralston officiated. Charles L Bence and Bess I Barbor wed at bride’s home on March 10 with Genevieve Bence and Albert Barber as attendants. About twenty guests attended. Also Della Forshua given a china shower by Indiana Lodge of Rebeccas at Jennie Simpson’s home on Ninth Street.
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Rittenhouse— Earhart
David Rittenhouse
Mildred Elizabeth Earhart
Saltsburg
George M. Ryall
Hart—Craig
Robert Hart
West Lebanon
Margaret Craig
Armstrong Township
Joseph Hart
Maple Avenue
E. L. Ralston
DuBois
Miss Forshua
Della Forshua
Indiana Lodge of
Rebeccas
Jennie Simpson
North Ninth Street
Missions canvass totals and church plans described
The Layman's Movement endorses the Every Member Canvass and weekly Duplex Envelope System. Lutheran church has started it. First U P will begin the canvass Monday. Methodist Episcopal church plans to follow soon. Episcopal offerings and per cent figures listed for several denominations are noted.
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Episcopal
First U. P
Methodist
Presbyterian
Baptist
Lutheran Church
U. P
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Aid Industry Promotes Safety Organizations
The department credits industry with a large share of fewer accidents and urges the establishment of safety organizations as economical and humane. It offers a publication on officers and men forming an effective, harmonious team and stays ready to assist in forming and operating such activity. A local member often serves as a liaison to the state department.
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State Department
Lucerne visitor and local moves noted in Latrobe area
Points On Peppe Bert Roof of Lucerne visited yesterday. Mr and Mrs John Wagle were AlToona visitors Friday. Mr and Mrs Q M Wilson were recent visitors in Latrobe. Miss Carrie Lydie of Wayne Avenue returned from Erie. Timothy Sullivan moves family to Wilkes Barre from North Fourth Street. Mrs William J Mitchell of Philadelphia Street entertained Friday. R I Cunningham sold John McCurdle heirs property on Locust Street to William Stahl. Mrs Blaine Wegley visited Pittsburgh today with her brother Wilson Ebey. Miss Stella Vogel of North Fifth Street visits sister Mrs Frank Sweeney in Punxsutawney. Frank Dickey of the Christian Sabbath school can recite all Bible books Genesis to Revelation.
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Carrie Lydie
Wayne Avenue
Erie
Timothy Sullivan
North Fourth Street
Wilkes Barre
R I. Cunningham
John McCurdle
Locust Street
William Stahl
Stella Vogel
North Fifth Street
Frank Sweeney
Punxsutawney
Frank Dickey
Christian Sabbath School
A Gallon of Gasoline on the Farm Stunts
A humorous list touts a gallon of gasoline performing remarkable farm feats such as milking 800 cows, baling four tons of hay, mixing 85 yards of cement, tugging a tow truck 14 miles, and powering eight lights for 30 hours. The entry notes the Mission Study Class is postponed due to Mrs. 8. G. Wilson’s illness and will not meet Monday afternoon.
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8. G. Wilson
Church Supper Postponed Indefinitely
A church supper at the First United Presbyterian Church scheduled for Tuesday evening has been postponed indefinitely.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Saving a City by Laughter in Madrid 1868
An 1868 Madrid crowd turmoil ends when Pelipe Ducazel, aged twenty two, persuades officials to hire two groups of musicians. He roams the city with them, using humor and songs to calm mobs by nightfall. The piece contrasts heroic battles with Ducazel’s peaceful triumph through laughter.
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Ducezel
Madrid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Gazette
The
Indiana Publishing CO
Fr. Ray
Rank M. Smith
South Sixth Street
Marshall Building
City Grocery
School Street
Chas
Faith Marshall
Inquire Gazette Office
Century Automobile Institute
Los Angeles
Cal
Wanthd
M. G. Wilson
P. Mack
Chiropractic
Phila
St. Young Bldg
Penn’a
Frederic Powel
BON Ton
Copenhagen
W. P. Shepard
D.C
Philadelphia
Hildebrand’s Drug Store
Stani
Educator Crackers
Bell
Peppe
Bert Roof
Lucerne
John Wagle
Altoona
Q. M. Wilson
Latrobe
William J. Mitchell
Blaine Wegley
Pittsburgh
Wilson Ebey
Crispette
Korea
Christian Herald
Circe
London
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