Quiet Memorial Day Observance At Local Park
A solemn Memorial Day was observed by the Women's Relief Corps on the county bridge at Twolick in memory of fallen sailors soldiers and mariners. Idlewood Park gathered many families for a Memorial Day supper and an evening Indiana Military Band concert drew a large crowd along the trolley line. Leffy and Berce led a dusk dance in the pavilion as the Indiana Orchestra played. An afternoon service featured brief addresses prayers and singing followed by flowers and wreaths cast onto the water as America played.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Twolick
Idlewood Park
Indiana
Cumer
Gressen
Leffy & Berce
Indiana Orchestra
America
A Mighty Remedy Ad Promises Health Cure
The ad offers a money back guarantee from Indiana agent Tom B Hildebrand for Thompsons Barcama curing listed diseases. It touts health improvements for various ailments and urges readers to buy bottled doses at Tom & Hildebrands in two sizes. A Dunkirk anecdote claims Charles Schults regained health and gained weight after using Barosma.
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Tom B. Hildebrand
Agint
Indiana
Thompson
Barcama
Tom &. Hildebrand's
Charles Schults
Dunkirk
Wedding of S Mirrell Pyver and Chloe Ober at Gipsy
S Mirrell Pyver and Miss Chloe Ober of Gipsy were married on Wednesday May 20 by Rev HR Bender at his residence in Earfield. The couple will reside in Gipsy where Mr Tyger is a carpenter. Toebride is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Ober and has taught in township schools near Gipsy.
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S. Mirrell Pyver
Chloe Ober
Gipsy
HR. Bender
Earfield
Tyger
Toebride
Jacob Ober
Trimble and Tyger Wed at Wes todiana House
William A. Trimble and Miss Elizabeth S. Tyger of Gipsy were married Wednesday May 28 at noon at the Westodiana House by Dr. H Kite, pastor of the Baptist church. They will reside in Gipsy.
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William A. Trimble
Elizabeth S. Tyger
Gipsy
Westodiana House
H. Kite
Blairsville High Commencement Week Events Detail
Blairsville High School holds a Baccalaureate sermon on June 1 at 7:80 PM in the Opera House preached by Rev. M. M. McDivitt. The Class Play Charlie’s Aunt debuts June 6 at 8:16 PM with limited seating. Ticket sales open Tuesday at 7 AM. commencement takes place Thursday in the Opera House with gate seating available Thursday morning at 7 AM.
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Blairsville High School
M. M. McDivitt
Opera House
Charlie's
Opers House
Honor for Miss Hammond in Eastern Lyceum folder
Bolivar files report from the Eastern Lyceum Bureau praising Miss Phyllis Hammond of Bolivar. A half portrait of Miss Hammond with her harp appears on the folder front, and the quote lauds her as leading women harpist of Boston with endorsement from Heinrich Schnenker of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
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Eastern Lyceum Bureau
Boto
Parker
Bustoo Imperial Concert Company
Mies Phylis Hammond
Bolivar
Ta Giveu & Positios Oft Hosior
a@ halfe
Msg Phylia
Mingy Paylis Hammond
Boston
Heinrich Schnenker
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Bolivar News
Second United Presbyterian Church Lord's Supper Observance
The Second U P Church observes the Lord's Supper on Sabbath morning at 1 o'clock. Preparatory services are tonight at 1 30 and Saturday at 2 P M. Sermons tonight and tomorrow by Rev R H B McClure D D of Blatraville. Communional services Sunday led by pastor Rev Casrles E New comb.
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U P
R. HB. McClure
D. D
Blatraville
Casrles E. Newcomb
Postmaster Examination for Lovejoy Office Vacancy
A Civil Service Commission representative will hold an examination at 94 Coukyvort on Saturday June 22 to select candidates for certification to fill the fourth class postmaster vacancy at Lovejoy.
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United States Civil Service Commision
Gee
Ab Lovejoy
Eighth Grade Picnic at Willowood Park
The Eighth grade students of the Second Ward Public School enjoyed a picnic at Willowood Park today.
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Eichth
Second Ward
Wlewood Park
Dawson Wins 400 Mile Auto Race at Speedway
Joe Dawson led a dramatic 400 mile race at the Indianapolis Speedway finishing first with a 6 hour 21 minute time, after Ralph De Palma abandoned near the end. Totslaff placed second and Hughie Hughes third as a serious crash and a near-record crowd marked the day.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Joe Dawson
Speedway
Totslaff
Hughie Hughes
Mercer
Totslaf
Hughes
de Palma
Ree
Ralph de Palma
Tho Yellen
Dawson
Thane
Lis Aiva
Marquette
Man Recovers After Using Vinci Claim
Albert Porter of Richmond reports a long illness cured by Vinci cod liver oil and asserts the product restored health and ended his cough. He recommends Vinci to others and notes a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Delivered by Jom KX Hildebrand, Druggist, Indiana.
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Richmond Aill
Albert Porter
Hesoyo
Vinci
Porter
Hildebrand
Indiana
Motor Company Moves to New Garage on Eighth Street
The Sedliang Motor Co. waved their machines and equipment from their pew garage on Eighth Street Thursday morning, signaling a relocation of operations to the area.
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Sedliang Motor Co
Pew
Eighth Street
No Tickets for Dixon Chairman Denies Roosevelt Ticket Request
Chicago May 31 Colonel Harry New chairing the Republican convention arrangements refused Senator Vixen and the Roosevelt petition committee 250 convention tickets. He said national committees have not recognized candidates with tickets at past conventions. Officials report ticket demand at an all time high with speculators asking up to 50 dollars per ticket and valuations rising as the convention nears. More than 100000 ticket requests have been received by officials and national committee members.
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New
Roosevelt
Chicago
Harry
National Republican
Vixen
Roosevelt Namy Peticon Committee
National Committee
Breater Clan
Mir New
Bullet Juts Misses Girl In Infernal Machine Try
In Huntington West Virginia on May 31 a jealous admirer of Miss Emma Dick a nineteen year old cafe cashier attempted to kill her with an improvised infernal device a 32 caliber cartridge whistled by her head causing a cafe panic. The assailant placed a cartridge box on a car track and used tin foil to aim the bullet toward a plate glass cafe window as the car sped past.
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Huntington
W. Va
Emma Dick
Cate
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