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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1908

Page

3

Indiana County follows current M E church appointments

Indiana County Methodists keep most pulpits as Bishop Berry makes few transfers at the Pittsburg Conference closing. Dr. J. W. Cary remains in Indiana, Dr. J. T. Pender to Blairsville, Rev. Richards at home, and Rev. Winebrenner goes west. The report lists district assignments, several supply posts, and district superintendents for Allegheny, McKeesport, and Washington, with weather indicating showers and cooler conditions on Wednesday.

Indiana County E. A Ebenaburg P. J. Chilcote Elderton Ford City J. W. Otterman Gallitzin J. M. Cogley Greensburg J. W. Mies Homer City F. A. Richards Hopewell Indiana J. W. Cary Irwin G. S. Holmes Jamison Hill Latrobe D. L. Johnson Leechburg N. B. Tannehill Ligonier N. H. Lanner Manor Trash Manorville John Hall Marion Center J. A. Sheeta New Florence G. Noble New Kensington M. A. Rigg Pitcairn C. H. Reckard Rural Valley Joel Hunt Supply Salteburg J. EB Booth Fork Titus Lewe Trafford City J. C. Brown Turtle Creek W. E. Barcus Vandergrift H. N. Cameron Woobram Wilmerding E. G. Loughry Windber T. K. Fornear W. J. Miller A.C. Eliott Allegheny TN. Boyle Buen Vista Pittsburg M. J. Sleppy North Avenue C. L. BE. Dartwright Butler R. ©. Wolt Freaport A. H. Davies Glenfield M. M. Hildebrand Hoboken O. A. Emerson New Brighton Firet Church G. T. Reynolds Sewickley Appleton Bush Terentum T. 8 Woodring Q. D. Crisaman Beaver College B. F. Beazell Anti-Saloon League McKeesport Rosa James Mechem Washington G. W. Terbush

Methodist minister Winebrenner to take Moneta charge

The Methodist Episcopal church at Conemaugh for the past year had been given to Rev Winebrenner for a pastorate at Moneta near Los Angeles. He will leave for his new charge as soon as he disposes of his household goods. Winebrenner, raised near Garfield, is well known in the county and preached in Moxham before his assignment to Conemaugh.

Methodist Episcopal Church Conemaugh Moneta Los Angeles Wipebrenner Winebrenner Garfield Moxham Ned Conemangh

Immigration Declarations Filed For Naturalization

Provo notary John Wells and deputy William Calhoun took declarations from several foreigners in Rossiter on the path to American citizenship. Names include Antonio Colasante Frank Igro Demetrio Malavendi Rock Puleo Giuseppe Pitrone Nunalo Roso Francesco Dipirro Frank Trebec Jacob Mlarker and others from Greece Italy Austro Hungary and Germany. Applicants must know birth details residence arrival date and be able to sign their own name. Naturalization court set for Jan 11, 1909 with a deadline for declarations Oct 10.

John Wells William Calhoun Rossiter Antonio Colasante Prank 3Gro Demetrio Malavendi Rock Puleo Giuseppe Pitrone Nunalo Roso Francesco Dipirro Frank Comforti Allot Ro

Soldiers Picnic At Johnsonborg In Elk County

A soldiers picnic is set for Tuesday October 13 at Johnsonborg Elk county with dinner for soldiers and their wives and Women’s Relief Corps members. Speakers include Gen Harry White and Hon D C Gillespie along with local residents. A big veterans reunion follows October 17 with music by the Fifth Regiment band and a parade by Indiana's National Guard creek company. The event also features 1000 schoolchildren singing The Battle Hymn of the Republic and various committee updates.

Johnsonborg Elk County Women’s Relief Corps Harry White Indiana D.C. Gillespie Fifth Regiment Indiana's Creek Company National Guard

Fire Wardens Battle Twolick Mill Fire Blaze

A forest fire raged Sunday and Monday along Twolick creek from Allen bridge to EH Johnston place near Porterfield's bridge. Ten men under Constables Houston and Long fought the blaze, diverting a parallel fire to stop the larger flare. Dense smoke troubled Clymer and a long woods strip burned. Fyock honey loss noted after thieves started a big fire. Constable Long reported hunters near White extinguishing a small fire. under a new law, fighters are paid 20 cents per hour.

Twolick Creek Allen Bridge Clymer EH Johnston Place Porterfield’s Bridge Houston Harry Long Cherryhill White Township Coleman Place Fyock Long

Plans For Year Discussed By New Century Club

The New Century Club held its first meeting of the new club year Monday at 3:00 PM at Mrs. G. P. McCartney’s residence on Church Street. Thirty-one members answered roll call as Mise McNaughlin outlined the year’s work and assigned committees. After a social hour, members adjourned to meet October 19 at the Normal School laboratory where Prof. Joseph N. K. Hickman will lecture on bacteriology.

New Century Club G. P. McCartney Church Street Mise McNaughlin Normal School Joseph N. K. Hickman

Fire Delay and Partial Aid in Mbeneburg Blaze

A Monday morning fire in Mbeneburg triggered a delayed response from Johnstown after F W Barker first contacted police. A chemical wagon and engine were loaded at Conemaugh, but rail officials refused transport until payment was assured, delaying aid. The fire was brought under control before the special train departed.

Mbeneburg Wall Johnstown F. W. Barker Keller Conemaugh Barker

Foley's Kidney Remedy and Hat Styles Noted

Announcement touts Foley's Kidney Remedy to cure kidney and bladder diseases and strengthen organs to prevent Bright's disease or diabetes. It also advertises a new soft hat for young men and older men, with Wilson & Wood offering steam dry cleaning, pressing, and repairs, plus new shirt patterns at Tadigna Dye Works.

Wilson & Wood's Foley Bright All Drugglata Wilson & Wood Tadigna Dye Works

Woman of 92 heads five generations in Fairview

Mrs Elizabeth Spires Coleman widow of Robert Coleman celebrated her 92nd birthday at home in Fairview. Born Oct 5 1816 she has 1l children two living and seven grandchildren with seventeen great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. Robert Coleman died May 27 1876 and she now divides time between her children and Fairview residence.

Elizabeth Spires Coleman Robert Coleman Fairview Mre. Coleman Black Alex. Stuchell Edward Lee Youngstown Mre Coleman Alex Stuchell Robert William Clint Stuchell Essie Kerr Elizabeth Rowe Annie Kimmel Mra. Baldridge Violet Eijith Vernie Hulda Edna Pearl Russell Wayne Vida Louise Stuchell Annie Kimmel Chester Marion Ana Kerr Stella Bertha Rowe Flora Louise Theodore Kimmel

Convention opens for Woman's Missionary Society in Pittsburg Synod

More than 100 delegates attend the twenty-ninth annual convention of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Pittsburg Synod English Lutheran church with 115 of 125 present. Delegates arrive by train at 2 15, credentials are received, greetings from Rev. J B Markward and Rev J E Bittle. Evening session led by Mrs W S Dysinger welcomes all. The convention runs through Thursday morning with a full program and an open invitation to the public.

Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society Pittsburg Synod English Lutheran Church Catheran Church J. B. Markward J. E. Bittle Mra

SMALL ARMY OF APPLICANTS FOR COUNTY POSTS

A barrage of applicants seeks County Board and other posts. top targets include Supervisor of the County Home and Commissioners' Clerk, with many vying for minor roles at the County Home and Court House. The piece also mentions Foley's Kidney Remedy and a display of new fall mattings and carpets at Henry H. Steving The Big Store.

Board of County Commissioners Court House Henry H. Steving New Indiana Henge

Seniors and Middlera clash at annual outing in lively color fight

An outdoor school event ended with a spirited color fight between the Middlera and Seniors. Despite being outnumbered, the Seniors, led by Dr. and Mia Ament and accompanied by Jamce EB, Miss Jane, Leonard, Eatella Sherrill, and Prof. William Wrigley, maintained dignity after capsizing nets and enjoying a pleasant day overall.

Mia Jamce EB. Ament Jane Leonard Eatella Sherrill William Wrigley Middlera

Disputed Miners And Operators Fail To Settle At Clearfield

The joint scale committee of District No. 2 U M W of A adjourned without a settlement after an unsuccessful meeting at Clearfield. Miners proposed a two to three percent check off plus paid dead work at thirty cents an hour. They sought a three cent differential between chain and puncher machines, a square turn in all mines, a uniform day wage scale, and drivers paid 240 dollars for two mules with 25 cents more per extra mule.

Indiana Choral Society Seeks Hundred Voices This Season

The Indiana Choral Society met at Normalchapel to organize for the season with new faces and plans for a December concert. Director Prof. Hamlin E. Cage announced an Elijah offering at the May festival and a real work meeting on Oct 15 at 8 pm. Prospective members from Indiana church choirs are invited to join, aiming for 100 to 126 singers.

Indiana Choral Society Normalchapel Hamlin E. Cagewell Elijah Indiana

Five Cases of Typhoid in Rossiter Area

Five typhoid cases are reported in Rossiter with Mrs. E. V. Walker and her son Ernie in Adrian Hospital, aided by Maud Walker. A.J. Beezer and his daughter are ill, a Daugherty child at the Rossiter Hotel is sick, and Catherine Beezer and her son BE are summoned from Philipsburg for treatment. Nurses Miss Eric B. Smith of Toronto and Miss Elizabeth Hunger of Adrian Hospital attend the afflicted homes.

Isebse E. V. Walker Ernie Rossiter Adrian Hospital Misa Maud Walker A.J. Beezer W. J. Daugherty Rossiter Hotel C. Beezer Catherine Beezer Philipsburg Beezer Eric B. Smith Toronto Can Elizabeth Hunger

Hon Leslie Shaw to Address Cambria County Mass Meeting

Hon Leslie M Shaw former Treasury secretary will speak at a Republican mass meeting in the Cambria Theatre Johnstown this evening Harford Fulton named as meeting chairman Henry Houck possible speaker A public reception will follow at Merchants Hotel Sam's Convert Band will escort prominent Republicans to the venue Also two Evangelist groups arrive in town to preach in front of the Court House. The Saltzburg mass meeting is postponed due to diphtheria outbreak.

Cambria County Johnstown Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw Cambria Theatre Shaw Merchants’ Hotel Sam John Fulton Apaakers Henry Houck

Plans for Republican Rally in Indiana County Oct 17

A large Republican meeting is planned in Indiana county on October 17 the night of the Old Soldiers reunion. Committees report rapid progress with hopes for a record turnout including delegations by wagon and horse, special trains from nearby towns, and notable state political speakers. The roster lists chairs and members for decoration illumination fire works soldiers publicity and transportation sections with many local names.

Indiana General Committee Pupxsvtawney Laelin Bu Re & P Bisiaville Webrono FP. R. R

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J.T. Pender Blairsville Rev. Richards Methodist Theo. Doran John Doran West End Indiana Normal Theo Smitha Panxsutawney Spirit Pauch Bros Gazette Building Gem Studio Carpenter Avenue Wilgon & Wood Piper Marshall Twolick Mill Allen and Porterfield Bridges Sesason James Donahue New Britto, Conn Gally Bay Twolick Country Club Clearfield Choral Society Ready For Leslie Shaw Maida Saltsburg Punxsutawney Iselin Wehrum Finance J. Bioir Sutton Chairmasg T J. Wills Wilson Robert Marlin Olark H.G. Yuckenberg Charles Priatte W.C. Kuhos Robert Loug Jesse McHe U J.P Mack George Courath J.B. Richards John Duuzherty Harman Howard Howel Lynn Prathere Harry White, Jr Ross Davnghersy Elmer Ells Relo Woltdotin G. St Chsir 0. W. Simpson T'Askman Katrmutt Tet. Geo J. Lichtaberger Jew A. Myers James L. Pevernpe Harry Smith Willam Banks Transporta Nion Wallave Thomas Hares Miller Cot. Spields Dixon Tombirwin Berry W. FB George J.C. Conner P.R. Clark J.A. McGregor John Skelton Jou Gunnage S Galbreath Harry Bean Willam Bennett Halph Moorke Po Fred Hare Clair Slows Britton George Hans Jatnen Chaxmens Daniel Knipisiit Stephen Kins Harry Beatir A.M. Wonder Beave Barr B. Buterogay Harry Belldas S. Heming Harry Hourk Frank Hildeseond Chan Bley Herbork Longwall BH. O. Williams Janes Manner, Grimith Ells Prank Barr McMastem H.C. Wallace Jus Waylor Clai Ernest Stewart W Calan
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