19 May 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
1
The notice states an office and printing plant located in the Gazette Building on Carpenter Ave in Indiana Pennsylvania, and that it is entered in the Indiana Postoffice as second class mail matter.
Miga May Houck, a Freshman at Oak Street High School, was surprised Wednesday evening by classmates in a party that included music and parlor games with refreshments. A neck chain was given to Miss Houck. Attending were Laura Myers, Grace Walker, Francis Graff, Helen McCracy, Martha Daugherty, Florence McCain, Stella Clawson, Naomi Thompson, Bernardine Pietzer, and Dorothy White.
A linen shower was given Wednesday evening at A.J. Smith’s home in Chiladedphia Street for Miss Delta Plains, soon to wed Edward Neator son of Mr and Mrs A.W. Neales of Chestnut Street. About eight Daughters of Rebecca attended, sharing light refreshments and a pleasant evening.
A surprise party honored Mrs John Manner of Philadelphia Street for her sixty eighth birthday on Wednesday evening. Parlor games and social diversions filled the evening followed by a luncheon from guests baskets.
Parents are reminded that next Sunday is Everybody Present Day at Indiana Sunday schools. The aim is for every enrolled member to be in his place.
Mrs. J L Stuchell of Locust street has recovered well from a severe operation at Indiana Hospital and was able to return home today. Moora Hotel guests include H L Chaze Pittsburg J A Connelly Branford H C Hill Williamsport J T Young Johnstown Edgar Hadden Pittsburgh J T Rider Oil City Martin Anderson Punxsutawney J G Hirst Reynoldsville N L Miller Pittsburgh S J Musgere Johnstown William Smith Reynoldsville. Weat Indiana House guests include W L Laughlin Kent H C Keech Altoona J H Williams Wittsburg R T Miller Dayton Chalmer Winsinger Creekside Orrie Sheffler West Lebanon and S P Kunkle Creekside.
Dr Leonhardt Hem-Roid offers a tablet remedy promised to cure piles by removing internal causes. Sold at Hildebrand's for $1 per large bottle lasting about 24 days under a money back plan. Station B Buffalo NY address listed for booklet requests.
An old advertisement claims a man can be patient with a nagging wife as she faces nervous fatigue melancholy loss of appetite headaches constipation and fainting spells. It promotes Electric Bitters as a cure all for female and nervous troubles and weak kidneys, urging trials at 60 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by Daugherty Bros.
Interesting account of Roosevelt rise told in posthumous report by Senator Platt. It covers Platts efforts to push Roosevelt toward vice presidency and the tense caucus moments that led to his eventual nomination and presidency. A later note reports a $500 fine for Frank Keiser in a related Newark area incident.
For sale items include early tomato and cabbage plants at multiple addresses such as 07 South Sixth Street and Youngblood’s 445 Oak St. Also offered are garden plots, lots in Grafton, and a house with outbuildings and bearing orchard. Inquiries directed to sheriff’s office and Graff’s meat market. prices listed where shown.
WANTED Second-hand bicycle. Inquire at all South Tenth street. WANTED To borrow $900 on first mortgage. Inquire at this fire. WANTED Two or three table boarders in private family near PLOR, OR, station. Call at this page for address.
Lost or stolen items include a white Poodle named Queen with a Tiffany setting and a wheelbarrow. Rewards offered for return through the Gazette office. Also a yellow bull terrier with a white string around its neck is found. owner can claim by paying for this notice.
A testimonial from Mrs Alberta Van Hial of Trenton New Jersey dated October 14 1909 praises Parisian Sage as highly beneficial for hair loss dandruff and thinning hair. The ad notes the product is sold by druggists and by T E Hildebrand with a two week guarantee and 60 cent big bottles. Mail orders are filled prepaid by Giroux Mfg Co Buffalo NY.
Altoona seniors and sophomores clashed during class day events near May fourth at the Alwar parcel. Ernest Metkoskey and Jack Irwin were arrested as two senior honor men eyed as suspects. School officials prepare a list of twenty one students to be suspended.
Millionaire contractor Nicola was acquitted of being an accessory to bribery of councilmen by Columbia National bank officials. Jury costs taxed to the county. Nicola greeted by his brother and friends after the verdict, jury out about two hours.
Kansas City May 10 Excursion steamer Adele Sam collided with a sand barge in the Missouri river at the foot of Grand avenue. One hundred fifty passengers mostly women faced disaster as the stern took a hole and the vessel sank within ten feet of shore. Passengers clung to rails and escaped over a makeshift bridge of planks carried to the boat.
The United States and Canada offer many delightful summer resorts. The Pennsylvania Railroad will issue its popular Summer Excursion Book on June 1 to aid travelers in planning trips and outings.
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