Republican campaign opens with Clymer events and county game
The 1908 Republican campaign kicks off in Clymer with brass bands, drum corps, and Lt Gov Murphy as chief orator. Special cars run from Indiana and Dixonville, large delegations expected, a barbecue at noon, and speeches at the ball park followed by a Clymer Lovejoy baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert 9. Murphy
Clymer
Indiana
Dixonville
Lowjoy
Republican Marching Club
Kellar Harris
Hess
Ball Park
Guy, Murphy
Ross Daugherty
Spalding
Clymer Jane
Lovejoy
Murphy
Pittsburg
Fairbanka
Stuart
Johnatown
Betantil
John &, Fisher
Rey Hosack's New Venture
Richard W. Clements sold his electrical supply store to Ray Hosack, former partner. Hosack took charge on Thursday morning. Clements plans to work with his father in the grocery business this winter before starting a new venture of his own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Clements
Ray Hosack
Mr. Owack
Mr. Clements Will Sabiay
Weather Outlook Mixed Winds and Sunshine
Fair and warmer Saturday with southeast winds. Forecaster Pennywitt notes improving conditions. The sun is expected to shine for the GOP event at Clymer tomorrow.
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Pennywitt
Bol
G.O.P
Clymer
Ask New Trial for the Men Convicted of the Murder of Robert Tozier
Brugo Carbone and Joe Vela two young Italians were found guilty on Sept 28 of the murder of Robert Tozer a partially blind old soldier whom they met in Puoxautawney July 18 last and who then accompanied them to Glen Campbell and Logan tipple where Tozler was shot and robbed The new trial is sought on grounds including alleged involuntary confessions and error in the court's handling of points of law with trial set for Motion Day or in December if not scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druno Carbone
Joe Velira
Tedford
Brugo Carbone
Joe Vela
Robert Tozer
Puoxautawney
Glen Campbell
Logantipple
Tozler
Frank Veltra
Veltra
Carbine
M. Mahan
James W. Mack
Opening of Palace Rink Season Announces Reforms
The Palace Skating Rink in Indiana announces its season opening for Monday evening October 5. The facility has fresh paint, a new floor, added skates, a tuned organ, and other improvements. Entry will be refused to objectionable individuals, with a firm stance against panhandling, smoking, and spitting in public. Rules will be posted or available on request.
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Palace
Skarogg Rink
Indiana Amusement Company
Indiana Travelers at Baytoy and Punxsutawney Fair
A small crowd from Indiana joined Elks and families traveling on the B R and P special to Dayton on Thursday. They then went to Punxsutawney, where antlered brethren gathered for a big fair. Returns from Indiana reported only 2600 attendance due to a gold spell, Dayton hotel fire destruction, and competing attractions in nearby towns. Exhibits and racing were praised, with the fair maintaining strict standards against gambling and immoral shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Dayton
Punxsutawasy
Piotae
Burg
Matting and Carpets At The Big Store Offer
Display of mattings in the window with all new Fall styles and carpets. Goods come from the manufacturer since Aug 1. Sold at popular prices. Matting rugs from 6 00. Henry H. Steving The Big Store next to New Indiana House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Steving
New Indiana House
Hastings Hospital Closes After Typhoid Emergency
Hastings reports the local hospital, opened earlier in the summer during a typhoid fever outbreak, has closed after its last patient was discharged early this week.
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Hastings Hospital
Hastings
Plano Taping and Repairing Specialty Opens Shop
Plano firm J. W. Hip cane L. Pattison Co announces telephone work and leave order services with street address 788 Phils and phone 886. Company offers tapping and repairing trades as listed in local ads.
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J. W. Hip Cane
L. Pattison Co
Phils
Street
Indiana to Get Glove Factory in Adair Building
A new glove factory to be run by three Indiana men leases the Adair building on Church street formerly used by J. L. Cribbs. Twelve sewing machines are purchased and about three helpers are expected at launch next week with incorporation plans and directors to be announced soon.
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Indiana
Adair
Church Street
J. L. Cribbs
Cribbs
Indiana Construction Co
Frm
Great Season For Raccoons On Watt's Hill Crew
Al Geis of the Hunter farm earned office in the Indiana Coon Club after hosting Lynn Prothero. They bagged 10 grey squirrels, one pheasant and four raccoons in one tree with four shots. A Cambria City party near Wehrum hunted four raccoons seven pheasants and many gray squirrels, with James A. Green, Patrick McAnony, Jack Gaffney and others among the party of fourteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Geis
Hunter
Watt's Hill
Indiana
Wehrum
James A. Green
Patrick McAnony
Jack Gaffney
Alderman
Mattes
Detective Cover
Barney ‘Mc'Crorey
Patrick Clack
Eugene Griffith
Mike Laffey
Weddings Briefly Report Two Nuptials in Indiana and Blairville
Word from Pittsburg reports Matthew A. McGinnis of the New Indiana House and Nancy J. Schofield of Bellefonté wed earlier today with a lively escort, while Emma Lose and Ernest E. Shumaker united at Blairville’s Lose home in a morning ceremony performed by Rev. L. S. Shumaker. The McGinnis couple will reside in Indiana after a depot welcome and hotel stay. Shumaker is a superintendent at Clarion Brick Work and the couple plan to be at home in New Bethlehem, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Pittsburg
Matthew A. McGinnis
Nancy J. Schofield
Bellefonté
C. £. Larimer
Independent Union Telephone Co
McGinnis
Miss Schofield
J. BE. Lose
Blairaville
Emma
Ernest E. Shumaker
New Pastor Called for United Presbyterian Church
Rev Haslett now located in the West has been called as pastor for the United Presbyterian Church at Slatelick. Rev F S Bride of Kittanning moderated the call. Steam dry cleaning and garment repair offered by Indiana Dye Works. Ping Pong Photos ad at Piper's Room 25 Marshall building.
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Slatelick
Haslett
West
United Presbyterian
Alaiglick
F. 8
Mee
Bride
Kittanning
Indiana Dye Works
Piper’a
Marshall Bidg
Choral Society to Reorganize Meeting at Normal
The Indiana Choral Society will meet at Normal on Monday evening to reorganize for the year. Prof H i Cogswell asks all who participated in last spring’s music festival and others interested to attend. A cantata is planned for December and work on next year’s festival will follow. Sutton Hall young ladies host a social tomorrow evening described as a housewarming for Old Main corridors.
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Indiana Choral Society
H. i Cogswell
Sutton Hall
Old Main
Leonard
Pittsburgh Sesqui Centennial Parade Draws Record Crowds
G Meade Marschal notes crowds crowded sidewalks porches bridges and hills from Public Square Allegheny to the reviewing stand opposite the Hotel Schenley. The three hour parade featured military civic industrial lodge and educational groups with 60 horses hauling a float from a milk company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Meade Marschal
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Nschenley
Pitteburg
Meade
Punxsutawney to Meet Normal High in Tomorrow’s Game
Punxsutawney High School will send a fast eleven to Normal for an afternoon football clash. Prof. A M Hammers’ team expects to trounce Coach Wood’s proteges. The Indiana institution lists two Proxy youths, Theodore Doran and Ernest Smith, in its lineup.
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Punxsutawney Boys
Punxentawney High School
A. M.hammers
Wood
Indiana Institution
Theodore Doran
Ernest Smith
Indiana school month ends as teachers get pay
When school dismissed this afternoon Indiana pupils and teachers completed their first month with smooth operation across departments. Teachers will be paid tomorrow and Secretary Fry's checks bring joy as funds from last year were opened during the summer.
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Achool
Indiana
Fry
Everett Will House Bent Rung Ladder Co Leaders
Sutton and Hart Miller depart for Everett Washington where Sutton becomes superintendent of the bent rung ladder factory and Miller oversees machinery. The mill was bought last winter by the Indians Bent Rung Ladder Co. Forty-five years a blacksmith Samuel Worley of Hixburg Alabama praises Chamberlains Pain Balm for back and rheumatic relief. Railroader Jay Ansley suffers a broken nose from a jack lever. Robert Meckwain returns from Mt Alto Sanitarium for health. Taha Mediwale recovers after tumor removal. Pine Pongs advertise.
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Roger. Sutton
Hart Miller
Everett
Wash
Mr. Sutton
Mr. Miller
Indians
Bent Rung Ladder Co
Samuel R. Worley
Hixburg
Chamberlain
Gale
Barber from Seward Stops a Bullet in Johnstown Fight
Tony Stelle mani, an Italian barber of Seward, was shot in the chest during a back yard fight after a card game in Monteverde's stand. Four men, including Josn Nicolette and Basillis Steller, are held as witnesses in Torinotown. The bullet lodged near the left side. condition described as not serious.
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Johnstown
Tony Stellemani
Seward
Monteverde
Binal Wood Street
Lucna Alley
Josn
Nicolette
Basillis Steller
Antonio Skavon
Torinotown
Tony
Table Garris
Klug
Sext
Memorial Hospital
G. W. Wagoner
Hie Enguyan
Dr Gilbert Returns to Keokuk Diocese Appointment
Dr Gilbert resumes duties at Keokuk area church chain after severing rectorate at Puoxertawney and Ladle ana. He takes his former charge with a $200 raise and aims for higher post in the diocese. Mrs Gilbert and his mother remain in Indiana due to illness, with household goods shipped and staying with friends until travel possible.
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T. OH. Gilbert
Puoxertawney
Ladleana
Keykukla
Gilbert
Indiana
Keakuk
Wallopsburg Fight Between Italian Immigrants Ends in Stabbing
Two Italian sons clashed in Wallopsburg on Sunday evening over a disputed issue. The fight grew violent with fisting and weapons. one Italian drew a knife and stabbed his opponent in the wrist, severing an artery and injuring the hand. Authorities made no arrests, and the incident was hushed up per the Plumville Review.
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Italy
Wallopsburg
Plumville Review
Republican nominee T M Kurtz missing meetings in Indians county
The Republican State Senate candidate, T M Kurtz, failed to attend meetings in Indians county. He was summoned to serve as a United States juror in Pittsburg during the October term of circuit court, per Chairman John S Fisher’s bailiwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Kurtz
Indians County
John S. Fishers
Jordan's Store Expansion Under Way
Demand for more shelf space leads to enlargement of the Jordan & Company Show Store. Carpenters from Daugherty's planing mill are mounting new shelves and performing the work.
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Jordan & Company
Daugherty
Planing Mill
Free Reading Room Opens for Afternoon Use
The Free Reading Room will be open every afternoon for access to current literature. A cordial invitation is extended to everyone to make use of the room.
Clymer Expects Large Crowd For Tomorrow
Harry Mack of Clymer indicated that political rally and ball game to be held tomorrow will draw thousands to town. The statement was made amid anticipation of a large turnout from residents and visitors alike.
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Clymer
Largo
Harry Mack
Ogag
Tomorrqye
Indiana Business Collinge Night School Opens Monday 1983
Opening notices announce Indiana Career College-like program opening Monday October 6 1983 with a promotional message on investing in knowledge. Smiths Millinery offers a special display featuring a full military-inspired collection and Sue E Smith & Company store event to follow on Saturday and Monday.
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Indiana
Mav Investment In Knowledge
Smith’s
Sue E. Smith & Company
Baga
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Bob
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Rey Hosack
Robert Tozier
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Bruno Carbone
Peach Bros
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Armatrong
Buffington
Schoftrld
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Jay Ansley
Hje
Mt. Alto Sanitarium
Robert Meckwain
John McIwale
Edgewood
Mt. Alto
Taha Mediwale
Gem Studio
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Keokte
Episcopal Church
Tim” Kurtz
U.S
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