Death of Herbert C. Leach in Warren Ohio
Herbert C. Leach 36 died suddenly Friday in Warren Ohio while employed as head waiter at a hotel operated by his brother Hervey. Funeral held in Warren then interment in Oakland cemetery Indiana. Survived by brothers Frack Harvey Elmer and others. quarantined family due to scarlet fever. sister Mra. A M Hamimera of Punxsutawney and Prof A M Hammers with son Karl attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Leach
Warren
Hervey
Bernice
Indiana
Oakland Cemetery
Harvey D. Leach
Elmer Leach
John Rosenstein
Mra
Caroline Weed
Frack Leach
Chicago
A. M. Hamimera
Punxsutawney
A. M. Hammers
Karl
Jams P. Leach
Mia
Mary J. Wilson
John C. Watson
Church Street
Death of Charles Poorman in Blairsville
Charles Poorman aged 29 died at his father Robert Poorman’s Blairsville home Saturday night from tuberculosis. He had returned from Michigan three months earlier in poor health. Survived by his father, mother Mrs T J McGillick, and brother William Poorman of Vandergrift. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm with Rev. T F Pershing of the M E church officiating. burial later.
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Charles Poorman
Blairsville
Michigan
Robert Poorman
West Penn Railroad
T. J. McGillick
William Poorman
Vandergrift
T. F. Pershing
M. E. Shared
Obituary notices for Margaret Carson and William Marshall
Margaret Carson of White township dies at 86 from cancer at her brother Dr Jason W Carson’s home in Blacklick. Funeral in Blacklick then Indiana with Presbyterian pastors in charge. burial in Oakland Cemetery. Also brief notice of cousin William Marshall of Merceraburg Franklin county, son of a deceased banker, crippled since infancy. surviving sister in Washington DC.
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Margaret Carson
White Township
Jason W. Carson
Blacklick
Indiana
The
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Burns
Homer City
T. D. Marshall
Blairsville
William Marshall
Merceraburg
Franklin County
Washington, D. C
Public sale of household goods at Mrs. Cordilla Lewis home
A public sale will be held at the late home of Mrs. Cordilla Lewis 1019 School Street at 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Articles include bedstead and mattress, dining room table, kitchen table, gas range, coal heating stoves, couch, bean kettle, carpets, matting and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordilla Lewis
School Street
Suttering from sinstrole in Washington state
Trisstate News in Brief reports a string of brief, unrelated items from across the country. Included are a Burgoltstowt death, a Crues condition transfer in Washington, a fatal shooting in Cleveland, a jail verdict in Oil City and varied accidents, fires, and oddities from March 25 to March 28, with several named towns and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Josephite Miglar
Burgoltstowt
Aig
Wheeling
W. Va
Mra. Devener
Uorgrassman B. B. Devener
Waington
Wedding Bells for Clark and Yeagley in Pittsburg
A quiet ceremony on March 22 united Miss Garrude Clark daughter of General W A Clark and Mrs Martha Clark with Arthur Yeagley at Sacohd Presbyterian church Pittsburg. Rev Ur Edward Young officiated. Clark is a soprano with the Indiana Choral Society and Second Presbyterian church choir. Altera Jankins Lawrence Blair Alter son of Charles Alter of Iowa and Elizabeth Jenkins of Nanticoke Pa married by Rev George G Holmes at the local Methodist parsonage Saturday night. They will housekeeping in a home at Fifth and School streets. Alter works as a printer on the paper.
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Cleveland
Hye
Charles’ Avery’ Ghot
Dayton
J. A. Ambrose
Ether Colina
Washington
Burgess James C. Ewing
East Washington
Pittsburg Railways Co
Thomas Wigmore
Williames
George Reese
K. Suissler
Minersville
Lake Erie
Oil City
Thomas Murphy
James Kario
Karlong
Pillsburgh
Cincinnati
Ludge Bronwell
Superior Court Las
Renorrers
Cincinnati Ice Nen
Garrude Clark
W. A. Clark
Martha Clark
Jond Arthur Yeagley
Sacohd Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Edward Young
Indiana Choral Society
Normal Chapel
Second Presbyterian Church
Lawrence ‘Blair Alter
Charles Alter
Iowa
Elizabeth Jenkins
Nanticoke
George G. Holmes
Fifth
School
Alter
Mi o na stomach tablets promise relief and health
An advertisement touts Mi-O-Na stomach tablets as a cure that strengthens the stomach and aids natural digestion. It claims taking a tablet before meals prevents distress, praises Hildebrand’s boxes, and asserts a guarantee of satisfaction with refunds if not helped.
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Hildebrand
Governor Hoch Takes Lecturesal Schedule For Summer
Governor Hoch of Kansas accepts assignments from a lecture bureau for summer. He will be paid 150 dollars per night, with the season’s profit expected near 14 thousand dollars.
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Hoch
Kansas
Doan's Kidney Pills Promised Cure for Family Aches
Mrs Kate MelIntire of Blairsville reports to Doan's Kidney Pills eased her family burdens by curing back pains and grip related troubles in two sons after using one to two boxes. She praises the remedy as having served them for several years and notes the product is sold by all dealers at 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co as sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate MelIntire
Ranson Bt
Blairaville
Doon
Dean
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Letter on sowing ten acres with wheat and daisy mix
A correspondence to Geo R Stewart at Jodiana Pennsylvania asks for costs and potential value of sowing ten acres with a half wheat half daisy mix. The writer guesses yields and discusses whitewash preparation and paint mixing, noting uncertainty about daisy prices and crop bulk.
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Geo. R. Stewart
Jodiana
Palat and whitewash cost questions in old note
A fragment discusses painting costs and compatibility of paint types. The writer questions if plat or palat holds whitewash, asks if the dye is poor, and mentions Beyer palop pure paint and Devoe as options. It reads as a consumer query about coatings and longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoe
Thom Family Health Improves Amid Pneumonia Recovery
The Thom family reports Mr Thom, sick with pneumonia at Guthrie, is much improved today. H C Thom, manager for their Chicago packing company, notes a rapid recovery. The fragment hints at medical remedies, including Dr Shoop's Osbarrh Remedy, presented as a trial size, in a promotional tone.
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Thom
Tenple Thom
Guthrie
Fox
H. C.thom
Chicago
Tadiana
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ERS Building
Pittsburgh
Wood Street
Ndiana Evening Gazette
Indiana, Pa
Indiana Publishing Company
Walter H. Jackson
New Gazette
Carpenter Avenue
Indiana Postotice
Sasond
North Ninth St
Oakland
Wheeler
Court House
Walker
Phila
Ead
L. 8. Alter, Co
General House
Inquira
Orzac
Mre
C. L
Wayne Avenue
Palace
A. Gold
Farmarg Bank
T.f
T. A. Gilbert
Helens B
Indiana Lumber & Supply
Indiana Lumber & Ee A
Bookasey Lumber
4 Supply Co
Charles"Poorman
Trisstate News
Banbury
LR Patelots
Wish- Listuy
Emahling
Hace Coupans
Wien Weltran
Mstene Vinniena
Cuins Simu
Weat'nghouse
Alectric
Rio de Janeiro
Wilkesharve
Kingston Coal Co
Lave
Vic
Genera
Mereuy
Lulobe
Mayoh
Jefferson and
Thompson Streets
Walter “Brag
Yeagley Clark
Altera-Jankins
Gov. Hoch
Family Cares
Macy
Kubn Mod
All America
W. R. Loughry & CO
Aster
Boston Candy Kitchen
Wallace Dry Goods
J. C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia St
Henry H. Steving
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