Women of Synod Convene for Pittsburg District Meeting
About 125 delegates from the Pittsburg Synod of the English Lutheran church will assemble Tuesday afternoon for the 29th annual convention of the Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society. Meetings run Tuesday to Thursday noon at the Lutheran church with Rev. Lewis Hay as pastor. The program includes remarks by Rev. J. B. Markward, Rev. J. E. Bittle, Mrs. Schwartz, and other leaders, plus papers on stewardship and belonging to the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Pittsburg
Engiseh Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church
Lewis Hay
Synodical
J. B. Markward
J. E. Bittle
J. W. Schwartz
Worthington
Schwartz
N. Carpenter
Brushton
Alstorian
Mra
T. Himes
Punxsutawney
G. W. Boglar
Pittsboro
The
Missionary Society
R. H. Hay
Allegheny
W. B. Claney
Cficors
Weathered Warning: Warm but Fair Tomorrow
Forecast suggests fair and warmer conditions Sunday before church, advising residents to leave umbrellas at home as clouds clear and temperatures rise.
Lytle Family Cousin Party At Hauxburnt Home
Women of the Lytle family held a cousin party at the Hauxburnt home on Thursday evening. A chicken and waffle supper featured Mrs Mulligan and Miss Cora Lowman of Champagne, Alabama as guests of honor. Attending were Mesdames Geesler Moorhead Steetle Mabron King Findley and Misses Lowman Lytle Nellis Lowman Margaret Jean Lytle and Margaret Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauxburnt
Lytle
Nanie
Mrs.on Mulligan
Cora Lowman
Champagne
Meadames
Charles Geesler
William Moorhead
John Steetle
Youth Burglary at Shelocta Station Leads to Court
Thirteen-year-old Harry Johns was bound over for court on burglary charges after breaking into the Shelocta station with no aid, rifling the money drawer while the agent was away at dinner. He was arrested by detective G D Ward of Punxsutawney, seized 58 cents, and released on 300 dollars bail pending a term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johns
Justice McCracken
Creekaide
G. D. Ward
Punxsutawney
Shelocta
Snow in Greeley Inspires Letter From J T Stewart
Former County Superintendent J T Stewart writes from a new home near the Normal campus in Greeley about a snow on September 27 that blanketed the ground, noting the green landscape under white. He recalls cooler weather returning after the snow and mentions thoughts of Indiana Normal grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Stewart
Evening Gazette
Greeley
Col
Diane Normal
Opening of Palace Rink Season and Rules
The Palace Skating Rink announces season opening Monday October 1 with interior and exterior repainting, new floor and skates, tuned organ, and improved facilities. A strict policy against objectionable patrons is enforced, with no rowdy gatherings, no smoking or spitting, and enforcement of all rink rules posted inside. Indiana Amusement Company, 27-86 Foley's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
Skat- ‘Ingg
Indiana Amusement Company
More New Homes for Beautiful Indiana
In recent days Burgess James A. Crossman issued foraway permits for new buildings and repairs. J H Spenser builds a frame dwelling on Water street at 2000 with Stephen Carney as contractor. Jacob Wettling also plans a Water street frame home priced 3500. T E A Dugan's South Eleventh Street frame dwelling costs 4000 with E M Lockard as contractor. Mrs. Margaret McCartney hires Lockard to repair her Church street home for 600. The growth on South Seventh shows 15 years of nearby residences expanding into a thriving street, while East End Indiana, especially South Third, rapidly fills vacant lots with homes. Demand exceeds supply, ensuring continued activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Crossman
J. H. Spenser
Water Street
Price
Stephen Carney
Jacob Wettling
T. E.A. Dugan
South Eleventh Street
E. M. Lockard
Margaret McCartney
Church Street
EK. M. Lockard
Indiana
South Seventh Street
John Felt
Locust Street
William Brinkrmaan
South Third
Points On People Misa and Local Visitors
Carrie Hill, a teacher in Dilltown, spends the day at home. Olive and Laura Buterbaugh, teachers in Johnstown, visit. Rev J H Hilty of Oakland Scene leaves for Monessen to preach. Mrs Annie Weaver visits her mother Martha McGaughey in Marlow Center. Rev Margaret Cooke in Virginia mountain work. Annie Shelley, Summerhill, visits cousin Maud Pringle. Mrs Will Cooper, Clarion county, visits sister Mrs A P Watson. Hon John P Elkin spends the day here. Mrs Elkin ill in Philadelphia. Rev and Mrs L B Fasick and daughter visit Fasick father James Mitchell. Mrs N H Phillips returns home to Connellsville from West Church street. Eugene Lytle, Gazette’s newborn, ill with scarlet fever. Constables Thomas Hopkins and Bedeon travel Johnstown to Clarion on duty. Mr and Mrs Joseph Shertzinger visit Mrs Shertzinger’s mother Mary Shertzinger in Pittsburg. Profs Clark Crawford and Jacob Brown visit Indiana. accompany Mr F to Philadelphia. Dr Bert Lowman and daughter Rebekah visit father Thomas Lowman. travel by car. Miss Mercy Hogars visits friends at the Normal. John L Betts, Homer City, a business visitor to Indiana. Mr and Mrs Frank George guests in town. Justin Bergman of Altoona visits sister Mrs S W Rose. Rev J C Felt of Jefferson Greaneaquary visits brother John Felt. L S Patch and E Altimus return from hunting near Strongstown with hog and squirrels. George W Cooke of Cleveland visiting brother Charles Cooke in East Philadelphia Street. back from European tour aiding periodical interests.
New York Can Not Share Pittsburg In Pennant Chase
Baseball declines to yield stage as pennant race tightens in both leagues. New York needs two wins with others losing. Pittsburgh leads by a slim margin, while Chicago and Cincinnati loom. Mathewson eyes the mound as Giants and Phillies threaten, and major football rivalries headline Saturday games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Clarke
Cincinnati
Maddox
Raymond
Ruelbach
Dubec
Willis
Brown
Philadelphia
Boston
Mathewson
Moore
Covaleski
Giants
Phillies
Matty
McGraw
Detroit
Cleveland
Lajoie
Naps
Adale Jons
Cy Young
Tigers
Ban Johnston
Bucknell Ve
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Yale
Springfield
Princeton
Amherst
Cornell
Carlisle
Maine
Harvard
Western Reserve
Mt. Union
Pittaburg
Foley's Kidney Remedy and Honey and Tar advertised
An old advertisement warns that kidney issues require immediate Foley's Kidney Remedy to prevent Bright's disease or diabetes. It also promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as immediate relief for severe asthma, claiming timely use can cure the condition, with both products sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Druggista
Foley
Bright
All Druggista
Jamison Stars at Mt Morris Fair Pacing Trials
Mt Morris fair drew 8000 plus attendees as track conditions impressed. Black Dart, owned by Fred Jamison of Indiana, lowered Greene county pacing record from 2 13 to 2 12 after sweeping three heats in the free-for-all pacing. Danwood and Billy Adell each won the free-for-all trots and pacing events, with purses of 400 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
Fred Jamison
Indiana
Greene County
Danwood
Billy Adell
Jamison
Horssa
Korea Needs Missionaries Plea At Vandergrift Conference
During a Methodist Conference session in Vandergrift Bishop M C Harris urged reinforcements for Japan and Korea. He said he could not return without at least 10 missionaries, including two doctors five evangelists and three educators, and urged the church not to permit him to go back alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandergrift
M. C. ‘Harris
Indiana
Japan
Korea
Ten Years in Burma Address at Bap Wat Church
Miss Lillian Eastman of Bhamo Burma will speak at 7:30 pm at the Bap Wat church on Ten Years Among the Kachins of Northern Burma. She has been home on furlough in Union City Pa and will return to missionary work. Dr H F King will preach in the morning and communion will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Eastman
Bhamo
Burma
Fine Weather and Great Crowd at Clymer Event
Record crowd greets Clymer with many Republicans arriving by forenoon cars and a noon train dinner. Lieut. Gov. Murphy, chief priest, and Senator Fisher meet at 11:10 a.m. with Justice Elkin. the trio departs by train for Clymer after remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Ia
G. O. BP
Robert S. Murphy
John P. Elkin
Fisher
Moesera
Murphy
Indiana House
Clymer
Punxsutawney and Normal clash ends with Punsy rescue
Punxsutawney High School football eleven saved the Normal team this afternoon. One Punxsutawney player with one arm impressed as a pro Scient at the game. The visitors dined at the New Indiana House and toured the town with Max Goheen as guide. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised as a safe cough remedy with no opiates. Chamberlain's Salve is promoted for chapped skin and minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxsutawney High
Punsy
Indiana House
Max Goheen
Indiana
Piano Tuning and Repairing Services and Odd Jobs
Piano tuning voicing and repairing offered by J. W. Hill via L. Pattison Co. at 733 Philadelphia Street. 29 Step Ping Pongs and 30 for 25 cents at Gem Studio 12 Carpenter Avenue. 28 Ping Pong Photos for 25 cents at Piper's. Room 26 Marshall blog. See different stations for young men at Wilson Wood's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hill
L. Pattison Co
Philadelphia Street
Gem Studio
Carpenter Avenue
Piper's
Marshall
Wilson & Wood's
Fifteen Typhoid Cases Hit White Town Near Saltsburg
Dr W Bimpton county medical inspector reports typhoid in White Station with 15 cases. Mining town residents rely on Mitchell Watson coal works. Two wells suspected, water supply under study. Saltsburg and extension report diphtheria clusters with no deaths and quarantines in effect. Scarlet fever patients in Homer City improving. two diphtheria cases in Ernest awaiting confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bimpton
Salteourg
Saltsburg Extension
White Station
Simpson
Salisburg
Board of Health
Tn Saltsbury
Conemaugh
Saltsburg
Mitchell—Watson
Doutora
Saltsbury
Aschman
Homer City
Ernest
Kidney remedy cures backache and bladder trouble
Tamea Donahue of New Britain Connecticut writes that after trying Foley's Kidney Remedy she improved after the second bottle and was cured after five bottles. She claims she passed four rigid examinations for life insurance and endorses the product as a cure for kidney and bladder issues sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamea Donahue
New Britain
Conn
Foley
Poley
Fall Matting Display At The Big Stow Store
New fall styles arrive from manufacturers since Aug 1. Matting rugs priced low at popular sale prices. Henry H. Steving The Big Stow Next door to New Indian Hongg 27 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Steving
Big Stow
New Indian
Hongg
Indiana Business College Opens Monday Oct 6 1803
Indiana Business College announces opening on Monday October 6 1803. Night Sehgal promotes investing spare moments in knowledge to improve personal prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Business College
Sehgal
Smith's Millinery Opening Special Display
Sue E. Smith & Company announces a special display of fall millinery with new styles for young men and options for older men at Wilson & Wood, in store events on Saturday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A, Wilson & Wood
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Savings & Trust Co
Norman T. Johnston
J. G. Albert
New Century Club
Todjans Dup
Pho
Paige
Wilson & Wood
Petters
Snow IN
Supt. Stewart
Panch Bros
Gazette Building
Learo
Bott
Thomas Dugan
Misa
Carrie Hill
Dilltown
Misaes Olive
Laura Buterbaugh
Johnstown Schoole
J. H. Hilty
Oakland Scene
Monessen
Annie Weaver
North Fifth Street
Martha McGaughey
Marlow Center
Margaret Cooke
East Philadelphia Street
Virginia
Annie Shelley
Summerhill
Cambria County
Maud Pringle
North, Eighth Street
Will Cooper
Callenaburg
Clarion County
A. P. Watson
L. B. Fasick
Mystic
Sre
N. H. Phillips
G. H. Taylor
West Church Street
Connellaville
Eugene Lytle
John Lytle
Thirteenth Street
Gazette
Newales
Thomas Hopkins
Mr. Bedeon
Johnstown
Clarion
Joseph Shertzinger
Mary
My. Shertzinger
Mary Shertzinger
Southalde, Pittsburg
Clark Crawford
South Fork
Jacob Brown
Cogemaugh
Qo. F
Bert Lowman
Rebekah
Hellevernon
Bithe
Thomas Lownon
Mr. Lowman
Miss Mercy Hogars
Avalon
Normal
John L. Betts
Frank George
Center Township
Justin Bergman
Altoona
Visting
S. W. Rose
J. C. Pelt
Jefferson, Greane Aquary
Patch
Chandler Avenue
Strongatown
George W. Cooke
Charles Cooke
Mr. Cooke Hag
Pirates
Morris
Black Dart
Billy Adall
Bishop Berry
Les
Gov
Foley's
Aloa
All Druggiata
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