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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1908

Page

3

Election results and appointments in Indiana school system

The report lists candidates for state and local education posts, noting Enoch James, J A Berkey, Dr J S Alle r, and others. It includes re election results, salaries from two thousand to three thousand five hundred, and mentions appointments in Armstrong, Fayette, and Westmoreland counties plus Pittsburg and Ebensburg areas. It highlights letters praising Dr Alle and details about the state superintendent slate and municipal posts.

Nivel Andrews Pittsburg R. M. Sherrard Ighland Sherrard Drews Weatmoreland Robert C. Shaw Jery A. Patton Ton’ Academy Armstrong County Jones Jefferson Koolh Aewin Suliebury Joneer Ebensburg Wea Punty M. 8. Bente Ig Llewellyn Formal Fayette Offles Wis O. J. Ae Sity Atown

Laverty to Attend General Conference in Baltimore

Rev. Laverty pastor of Goopat Avenue Methodist Church in Swinstown formerly Homer City will attend the quadrennial General Conference session opening in Baltimore today. He is accompanied by his wife who will visit relatives in Queen Anne County Maryland before returning. His expenses are paid by church members. Eight new bishops will be elected and delegates will then go to Washington for a reception by President Roosevelt. Among bishop candidates are Dr. George E. Reed Dickinson College Carlisle and Dr. Daniel Dorchester of Pittsburgh.

Laverty Goopat Avenue Washington Roosevelt George E. Reed Dickinson College Carliels M. E Daniel Dorchester Pittsburg

Orchard Demonstration On Coddling Moth Destruction

Inspector George W. Sloop will demonstrate suppression of the coddling moth at the Daugherty orchard on Saturday May 16 at 2 pm. The talk covers spraying mixtures and prevention of other orchard pests and diseases. Public and visitors are welcome at the orchard.

Sloop George W. Sloop Daugherty

Mothers Day proposed by Clubwomen of New York observed

A long readable column notes Dr J Miller of Barnesboro moving to Clymer and visits by Pittsburg guests Mies Clara Ferguson and Mrs Susie Hess Millar. It chronicles Rev Runyan’s illness, charitable sentiments on Mothers Day May 10, and urged universal observance with a white carnation. Also reports local visits, travel, and small notices, ending with a pharmacist endorsement of Chamberlains Cough Remedy for whooping cough.

New York Robert Taylor Pittsburgh A.T. Taylor South Fifth Street

Weddings of Mullen Mahaffey and two other couples

Mary Alice Mullen and Harry P Mahaffey wed at the bride’s father home with Dr J W Cary officiating. Mary’s sister Clare Mallen served as bridesmaid and John Mahaffey was best man. The couple plan a eastern wedding trip and then set up housekeeping in East Chicago. Myrtle M Lute and James A Heap wed at North Sixth Street. they will live in Derry where Heap works as a railroad brakeman. Lizzie Oriol and Tony Leone, both of Iselin, married May 6 at St Bernards church with Father Emilio Farti presiding.

Mary Alice Mullen Harry P. Mahaffey David Mullen North Ninth Street J. W. Cary Methodist Church Mises Clare Mallen Ge Beidesmaid John Mahaffey Schenectady N. Y Chicago Leone—Oriols Lizzie Oriol Tony Leone Iselin Ray Emilio Farti St. Bernards’ Church

Indiana students to meet principal Ness’ boys this afternoon

Prof VanDot of the Normal reports Indiana students ready to play Ness' boys this afternoon while Normal plays Tarentum tomorrow. The trip marks three straight wins. A large crowd witnessed a lively nine inning battle last Monday. Various local notices and ads follow in the page along with scattered names and events.

VanDot California Normal Indiana Ness Tarentum Cogawell State College Blemp Thomas Pop Golden Sabe

Deaths in Broshvalles and Nearby Areas Noted

Obituaries report the April 20 death of John McElhaney a Civil War veteran of Broshvalles aged 74 survived by wife daughter Mrs S W Hess of Johnstown and brother William McElhaney of Railroad Avenue Alexander Henderson 84 of College Springs Iowa died April 28 survived by wife four sons and a daughter Miss Earth Hays in Altoona May 4 interment Blakeville cemetery Robert A Rankin ex Register of Westmoreland County died May 4 in Pittsburgh aged 61 survived by wife Oliver Crawford another obituary notes William Crawford of Bideridge died April 29 aged 26 from complications after limb amputation.

John McElhaney Broshvalles Co. F S5th P. V Mre. S. W. Hess Johnstown William McElhaney Railroad Avenue Alexander. Henderson Armstrong Township College Springs Lebanon J. R. Henderson Miss Earth Hays 4Elater Altoona New Florence W. N. Haye Blakeville Dey Robert A. Rankin Willa Westmoreland County Pittsburg Mr. Rankin Oliver Crawford William Crawford Bidereridge Saltsburg

County Committee Meeting and Local Notices

The Republican County Committee plans a meeting at the Court House Indians Pa on May 5th at 11:30 pm to elect a County Chairman and handle other business. Also advertised are High School commencement tickets at Ball's and a lawn mower sale by Shawark & Co with various repair and painting services offered locally.

Republican County Committee Court House Jodiana High School Bow Ou Gale Ball's Watved Poate

District resident cured after severe illness

An honored citizen suffered a severe attack of Gyeentery and sought Chamberlain's Cells Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, claiming it cured quickly after a druggist’s assurance. The account names M. J. Teak of Wolcoyt Vie and mentions local availability and urging Vale by all druggists.

M. J. Teak Wolcoyt Vale

Glidden Tour route through towns and notable stops

A fragmented report outlines the Glidden Tour route listing many towns and landmarks. It mentions agents photographers and drivers, a seven mile stretch, and past runs ending in Philadelphia York and Boston with various connections through Greensburg Blairsville Armagh and Pittaburgh.

Heidi Palon Avende

New York Sunday to Issue Twenty-Second Number

The New York Sunday will publish its largest issue, the Twenty-Second Number, offering a color insert and a price of ten cents. A neighborhood size newspaper expands with a special edition, plus the usual weekly fire tomb magazine. The note mentions Dr. Habert Work and a Taft delegate in Chicago, plus references to a state convention and upcoming dedicatory events. The piece blends local notices with ads and social notices, including expressions of sympathy and thanks.

New’ York Yausig al Affaire Habert Work Chicago Taft Colorado

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