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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1908

Page

3

Stroke in Woods Reported as Cause of Death for William Gib

The body of William Gambell Gib, 70, of Weet Water Street, was found Wednesday afternoon in White's run near the old stone house. Coroner W. D. Gates and Chief Kellar Harris investigated. suicide was considered but family rejects it. Gibson, born near Elderton in 1838, had varied jobs and served in several towns before retiring with the Pennsylvania Railroad. Funeral services will be held at his West Water Street home with burial in Elderton.

William Gambell Gib Ben Weet Water Street White’s Run White’s Woods Fred Clawson Clair Nealer Poice Kellar Harris W. D. Gates John F. Steving Gibson William Gibson James Gibson Elderton Abner Kelly Shelocta John Martha Fox Ernest A. Stewart Indiana Church and Tenthtreets West Water Street Pittsburg Pitsburg Pitcairn Altoona Pennsylvania Railroad Company P. RB. R Presbyterian Shareh Royal Arcancis James Johnston East Oak Street Kia Yate de. F Grawford Presbyterian Church Hiderton Elgerton

Iselin Yates Railroads Could Unite With Gould Line

High officials from Grand Trunk and Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg visited Pittsburg Wabash Terminal and Wheeling & Lake Erie to Toledo. Reported financial troubles threaten receivership for Pittsburg Wabash Terminal though refinancing plans exist. Yates line near Clairton could link to Wabash Pittsburg Terminal. visit was inspection not a formal agreement.

Pittsburg Grand Trunk Railroad Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Toledo Net New York Pittsburg- Wabash Terminal Ftn Grand Trunk Yates Line Indiana County South Bend Clairton Allegheny County A.G. Yates Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg EB. H. Fitzhugh Charlotte N. Y Coburg Canada Fitzhugh Yates

Maypole Dance at Palace Rink Event Friday Evening

Palace Rink continues a new May Day festivity at Friday night’s event requested by many patrons. Manager Hook announces another May Pole Dance as sixteen well-known couples rehearse daily in their festive attire. The queen of May will wear a delightful costume.

Hook Palace Rink

Ministers of United Presbyterian Church pictured in Pittsburg

A group photo in Old City Hall Pittsburg marks fifty years of the United Presbyterian Church. Notables Reva A. Q. Graham and John Jamison of town are among the honored pastors. Dr J Day Brownlee appears in another group. Dr J G Carson of Xenia Ohio is elected moderator at the General Assembly opening session.

Pittsburg United Presbyterian Church Old City Hall Reva. A. Q. Graham John Jamison J. Day Brownlee General Assembly J. G. Carson Fof Xenia Ohio

Howe's New Pictures at Nixon Theatre Pittsburg

Lyman Bowe presents new pictures at Library Hall on Thursday evening featuring Wild Birds at Home Quarrying in France Hungdog the Polar Bear and The Animal Kingdom among other views Tickets available at Hall for admission uncertain passages remain.

Triumphe Nixon Theatre Pittsburg Lyman Bowe Library Hall France Hall

William Risinger Stricken by Stroke on Business Trip

William Risinger of Center township fell critically ill from a stroke while at Loughry & Co. in Homer City during a business trip. He was taken to the Indiana House for care. doctors expressed little hope for recovery. He is about 67, owner of multiple farms, a dairy operator, and longtime local figure with family in Homer City.

William Risinger Center Township Flen Indiana Risinger W. R&. Loughry & Co Hiis J. M W. P. Risinger Homer City Hia Amone

Carrie Nation to Speak in Blairsville and Indiana

Carrie Nation travels from Blairsville to Pittsburg and Indiana after a court hearing in which she was fined 26 dollars for disturbing the peace. Supporters helped pay the fine, and Nation plans to lecture at Blairsville and Indiana, carrying copies of The Hatchet and recalling historic prohibition rhetoric.

Carrie Nation Pittsburg Brady Mt. Washington W. C. T. A Court of Justice Indiana Court House Blairsville Kangag

Fortieth Memorial Day Sees Fewer Men In Line

A historical column notes Memorial Day origins in 1868 under General John A Logan and traces observances across the U S. It highlights dwindling Civil War veteran numbers, with survivor estimates around 620,000 from 2.78 million volunteers, and projects rising death tallies for 1908. The article also touches on local banking news and holiday shopping hours, plus an update on Thomas Hood’s health.

John A Logan Grand Army of the Republic Nort Washington Old Guard Grand Army Republic Lior

M'Creight Returns as Howe Rivalry Reignites

Scrubby McCreight, star pitcher and hitter of the Union League club, comes home after Wilmington disbands the team. Wilmington had led the league but drew few crowds as the fast ball era shifts with the Tri-State squad. The Union League will finish with six clubs and Scrubby notes the league is faster than the Interstate.

Wilmington Scrubby MccCreight Hardeat Hiteters

Saltsburg Man Detained for Drunken Disorder in Greensburg

Murray Neeley of Saltsburg was arrested Tuesday night by Officer Haines after being found lying on the street below the P. R. R. station unable to name himself. On Wednesday he was sentenced to a $5 fine and 30 days in jail for drunkenness.

Murray Neeley Saltsburg Greensburg Neeley Haines Itainua

Carrie Nation to Lecture in Punxsatawney? Not If Trustees Can Prevent

The Punxsatawney Spirit reports Mrs Carrie Nation planned to lecture in the Central Presbyterian church on June 5, prompting local controversy. Trustees reportedly can block the event, and it may instead be held outdoors if she arrives on schedule. The note contrasts this with a yellow fever rumor atop a YMCA building.

Carrie Nation Central Presbyterian Church Y.M.C. A Kansas Sho Carrie

Local Banker Thomas H Brewer Returns Home After 18 Years

Thomas H Brewer native of Marchand returned from Spokane Washington after 18 years serving as president of Fidelity National Bank in Spokane. He travels with his wife to visit Michael Lill and Emma Thompson of North Sixth Street before heading west again.

Thomas H. Brewer Marchand Spokane Wash Fidelity National Bank

Rere Plant Found During Woods Excursion

Paul Warner discovers a White Ingien Moccasin during a Sabbath afternoon woodland walk. The rare flowers are noted as scarce and seldom seen in the region.

Paul Warner

Vandergrift Beats Elderton In 6 to 3 Victory

Vandergrift defeated Elderton 6 to 3 on Wednesday at Vandergift ton. D. Anderson contributed a two base hit with the bases loaded driving in the winning run. Miller and Myers pitched for Vandergrift with Anderson also noted for strong defense.

Elderton Academy Vandergift D. Anderson Miller Myers Twirlera Eared W. Aodaraon Vandergril

Outdated Lawn Equipment Discount Offer

Two lawn awnings priced at ten dollars each and two lawn swings at seven dollars fifty cents each are to be closed out. The seller, H. H. Breving, states they will not handle them any more.

H. H. Breving

Four Brewery Case Suspects Held for Court

In Center township a busy court day hears the Commonwealth case against Edward Giston Fred Kime William Baker and Harry Palmer charged with burglary and receiving stolen goods tied to a brewery burglary May 23. Bail set at 500 each. Palmer released others jailed. Mrs Cora Pelumba faces health order violation charges after quarantines and card removals. bail 100. Civil suit over a house value heard between M H Rissinger and Emanuel Bennett. Joe and Mary Bindes in jail for alleged violin theft. no bearing yet. A Memorial Day speech by D Lloyd Claycomb set in Cockport.

Squire J. A. Groasman Commonwealth Edward Giston Fred Kime William Baker Harry Palmer Gaston Toy Kime White's Woods Baker Palmer Po- Hee Kellar M. Harris John D. Skelton The Cora Pelumba Coral Department of Health John Fox Center Township Norton Stella Stokes Pelumba Norton Fox Soother Joe Mary Bindes Mike Bindes Mike Mary

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