Fenton brothers run rising glass plant in Williamstown
Former Indiana boys John Charles and Frank Fenton expand to Williamstown West Virginia establishing a glass factory now employing over 175 workers. The plant, only seven months old, aims to supply nationwide markets with lead glass and candy-jar orders while facing financial stringency. The Fenton brothers, sons of the late Squire Fenton, lead the enterprise with John as president, Charles as president, and Frank as treasurer.
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Fenton Art “Glans Go
Williamstown
W. Va
Bia
Theese Broth
John
Charles
Chip
Frankie
Fenton
Squire Ines Fenton
Brothers
Tames Fenton
Chbutch Street
Martin's Ferry
United
Ohio Valley
Try
Eaton Brothers
John Fenton
Spresident
Charles Fenton
Sry
Weasurer
Frank Fen
Two Courts In Session Hear Separate Cases In Equity
In Tioga County two courts were in session Monday with cases set for the next term. Judge Cameron presided over the Orphans Court in the court room and Judge Telford oversaw the Law library session. Attorneys argued numerous matters and notices included references to local churches and a Concluding series led by Margaret Cook.
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Telford
Cameron
Attornent
Tioga County
Orphans’ Court
Law Library
Croseman
Fleming
Moet
Governors Arrive for White House Resource Conference
Nine governors and territorial leaders reached Washington by late today to attend the regional natural resources conference set for the White House rooms Wednesday through Friday. Governors Johnson of Minnesota Bryan among arrivals, others from Illinois to California join in praise of the event’s goal to study conservation of the nation’s resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
William J. Bryan
Alabama
George Curry
New Mexico
Joseph H. Kibbey
Arizona
Walter F. Frear
Hawaii
Fred M' Warner
Michigan
Pardes
California
Aged postmaster questioned in letters case
John M. Gahagan, 85, former Loop postmaster, faced charges in a United States district court for allegedly opening and reading letters. The district attorney dropped the charges due to his age. he must pay the prosecution costs before the US Commissioners in Azabeto.
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United States
John M. Gahagan
Loop
Gahagan
Gibbane
Costa
Ajazebto
Toona
Delightful Monday Dance in Library Hall
A lively Monday night event at Library Hall featured two couples and many younger married guests. Ben Kettering led 14 Greensburg musicians on stage with two-steps and waltzes, followed by a buffet. Thiele plans to host the final big dance during commencement week when Kettering returns.
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Ben ‘Kettering
Greensburg
Thiele
Kettering
Clementy couple return from long southern trip
Mr and Mrs Jozeph W Clementy came back Monday after four months in the South and West. They attended Mardi Gras in New Orleans and events in Los Angeles honoring "Bob." The Clements house on North Sixth Street was the winter base for Richard W. Clements and his wife Evangeline prior to moving into the slate over Richard Clements store. A local ad offers plumbing and heating work in Indiana with low prices and personal attention, inviting inquiries at 21 South Sixth Street or phone Looga 934.
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Jozeph W. Clementy
New Orlans
Los Angeles
Bob
Richard W. Clements
Clements
North Sixth Street
Richard Clements
Indiana
South Sixth
City chooses buff brick for paving streets
McCready Bros of Braddock won the contract as the lowest bidder among 15 for paying and sewer work. Buff brick from West Virginia called Standard will be used on Philadelphia from Fifth to Sixth, Sixth to Ninth, and Eighth from Philadelphia to Water. Red brick favored on Tenth and Eleventh streets. Estimates show buff cost about 63.4 cents per cubic yard while red costs 4,? per yard. Road officials expect work to start August or September and to finish in summer.
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Philadelphia Street
Charch
Water Atreete
Eighth Street
Philadelphia
Water Street
Tenth Street
Water
Water Streeta, Eleventh Street
Church
Philadelphia Atresta
P.R. R
R. J. Claypool
Charles Millar
Cornell
West Virginia
Tory
DuBois
Buffalo
Sted
Lata
McCready Bros
Braddock
Crosa A
Sewara
J. Erbeck
HomMeatead
Maynard & Flinn
Pittsburg
Sanders Contracting Co
Pittaburg
Bennett. Bros
Indiana
Depensae M. Bennett & Song
Thoney Pietro
Morgantown
Booth & Flinn
Freshwater Bros. Chester
Thomas Barrett
Wilmerding
Shearer Broa
Oy. Juin
Custer Contracting Co
Tarentum
John Shaffner
Butler
Ris
Fifth
Sixth
Daugherty
Clymer
Clearfield
American Union
Telephone Company
Points on People in Punxsutawney and Nearby
Pred Neave of Punxsutawney was in Indians this morning. Harry Truaal of Homer City visits his mother Mrs. David Ortz. Mrs. Renis Thompson at boot street visits friends in Richmond. Miss Grave Cochranhen returned to Plumville after a short visit here. William Bell representing the Mer sin Boat Co of Punxsantawney was a business visitor. Harry Sutter and Charles Gessler spent Sunday with Dr. Hamilton of Punxsantawney. W. P. Campbell of the First Ward visited Homer City to support rapid progress on the trolley line from Jerseyville to Indiana. Michail of Barposboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Truaal
Homer City
Mrs
David Ortz
Plumville
William Bell
Mersin Boat Co
Pyoxantawney
W. P. Campbell
First Ward
Repid
Belog
Pew
Jareeyile
Indiana
Latrobe Bulle
Family To Return Home From Minneapolis Conference
The former's father William Kling en Smith will leave Wednesday for Duluth Minnesota. Mrs Beck's husband Rev Beeck is attending a Lutheran ministers conference in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Klingen Smith
Duluth
Minn
Mine Crane to Give Recital at Normal School
The second in a series of recitals at Normal School will feature Ms. Alice Crane as the artist on Thursday evening. Prof. William Wrigley will narrate, with selections from Schytte, Gjog-Brahme, Tachalkowaky, Rice, Chopin and Liszt. Also noted is the recovery of Mise Blanche Hughes after an appendicitis operation at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Crane
Teres
Alice Crane
William Wrigley
Schytte
Gjogk-Brahme
Tachalkowaky
Rice
Chopin
Liszt
Mise Blanche Hughes
Dan Bughes
Cypress Avenuy
Memorial Roopital
Johnae Towa Tribune
Stork Reports 32 Vials Amid April Births
A local registrar records 8 births in April. The report notes 32 vials associated with the event and lists names and entities tied to the birth certificates.
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Stork
Do Sohn Bi
Methodists May Unite Under One Leadership
Baltimore May 12 The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church ends its busy session after passing resolutions inviting the Methodist Protestant Church to unite under one leadership. The body also debates presidential abstinence, condemns race track gambling, and invites British Methodist delegates for the reception. A resolution favoring William Jennings Bryan prompts comment, and Gov. Hanly moves to refer it to temperance committee.
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Baltimore
New York
Gov. Hughes
Cranade
Roosevelt
Ambarsador Bryce
General Conference
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Methodiat Protestant Church
Methodiat Episcopal Church
William Jennings Bryan
Gov. Hanly
Indiak
Committee On
Temperance
Carl Hagenbeck and Great Wallace Shows at Indians May 16
The Carl Hagenbeck and Great Wallace Shows arrive in Indians on Saturday May 16 delivering a grand lineup. Highlights include trained wild beasts, the Boraini Troupe Bregleo, the Van Diemane aerial team, the Kotchs Imperial Troupe new act, Wallace's horses, the Delco’s whirlwind Boro bats, Tasmanians and numerous riders with the Bagenbeck Wallace Show. Clowns with fresh makeups provide comedy and color. The season promises an even larger spectacle than before with many additional acts and improved equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hagenbeck
Wallace
Bregleo Marvela
van Diemane
Kotchs
Delco
Bagenbeck & Wallace
Seacon
Elthar
Wilkinsburg Collegians Attend Normal Senior Dance
Ball players among guests as Wilkinsburg collegians stay for a holi day senior dance in Recreation Hall honoring future teachers. About 76 couples attend from 7 to 10 30 with Opera Hagga Orchestra providing music and light refreshments in the library. Town guests Roy StClair Homer City Steele St Cleir Latrobe Doerzbacher Jesmette J E B Cunningham G Harbin D Poerguigg F Rudgio also members of the Wilkinsburg Ele mor? ball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinsburg
Recreation Hall
Opera Hagga
Nbrayy
Roy
Delegates to Church Meeting Convened at New Jobygtown
The Presbyterian convention of the United Presbyterian church will be held at the new church in Jobygtown. Delegates from Firehburgh include Misa Marz Moorhead Mian Oliver Wileon and Francia Smith with Birnse of Fags Ogh straaty as secretary of the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.C.C
United Presbyterian Church
Jobygtown
Selogeien
Fireh Burgh
Misa Marz Moorhead
Mian Oliver Wileon
Francia Smith
Misg
Birnse
Fags Ogh Straaty
Auction extends at Heights Extension sale day unfolds
Large crowds attend the Heights Extension sale as Cunningham and Canafi men offer surplus cards and real estate lots. Bidders push prices from 10 to 50, with several tables and property lots bidding into the afternoon. The Chevy Gh tension plan parade through Fifth Avenue draws spectators while the band plays and more will be offered tomorrow.
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Cunningham
A. S. Canafi
Hall
Ynloa
Kettering
Bander Burg
Pera Sizth Street
Fifth Avenue
Pitsburg
Tomon
Piles Pointimenta Sold Nationwide Warning
Thousands report use of Dr Leonhardt remedies marketed as permanent painless cures for piles claiming internal tablets and guaranteed safety. Advertisements tout a soothing therapy with packages sold by T E Hildebrand and Niagara Rally and Indiana Leonhardt Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohaie
Leonhardt
T. E. Hildebrand
Indiang Leonhardt Co
Niagara Rally
Visiting Boyhond Scenes Rev Beech Elderton Visit
Visiting party from Iowa tended U P relatives in Elderton where the eldest son of Rev Beech preached in his father's charge. The group, led by Jake Clorinda, reached Apollo on Thursday to visit Shelo Sabbath.
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William
Jake Clorinda
Iowa
U. P
Apollo
Tharad
Se Beech
Elderton
Shelo
Protest Demonstration Planned for May 18, City
A prank letter mentions a planned demonstration on Saturday May 18 with a start time at noon. It states Dr may lead the event if present, otherwise Mr. Stephens will take his place. Clay McCreary, injured in an accident, is reported improving under care of Dr Simprop.
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Daugherty
Stephens
Clay McCreary
Clay McCreery
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Braddock Firm
Pred Neave
Punxsutawney
Renis Thompson
Boot Street
Richmond
Harry Sutter
Charles Gessler
Town
Hamilton
Pynxentewney
Ut Avuan Michail
Barposboro
Sarah
Teetotaler
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Dre
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Dr. Surface
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