School District Short by 200 Pupils in Census figures
Indiana school directors report higher pupil enrollment than official ward returns show. Principal Eraeat Work announces 884 pupils in classes, while assessors list 791 aged 6 to 16 in borough including Model school. Shortage may cut state aid by about 20 percent, prompting plea to correct records. County Superintendent notes enrollment but awaits assessors' returns to rectify the discrepancy.
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Indiana
Court House
Eraeat
Ragessors
Second Ward
James F. Chapman
Harrisburg
Oathans Dancing Class Moves to Library Hall
Mr and Mrs Qjatman shift their dancing class from Odd Fellows Hall to Library Hall and announce first meeting Tuesday night Oct 13 from 7:30 to 8:00. Dancing from 8:30 to 12:00 features music by the Graff brothers of Punxsutawney who provided dance tunes.
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Qjatman
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Library Hall
He Graff Brothers
Punxautawney
Need More Funds for Soldiers Reunion Saturday Oct 11
About one hundred dollars has been subscribed for the expense of the soldiers reunion on Saturday Oct 11. Considerably more will be needed and those inclined to give can leave contributions with Burgess Crossman or Harry White at the Deposit Bank.
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Burgess Crossman
Harry White
Deposit Bank
Cleaning and Pressing at Low Prices Offer
Cleaning and pressing services advertised with promises of neat results at the lowest prices. Includes locations near Ray block and Eleventh streets with contact details for the Gem Studio at No.12 Carpenter’s Avenue.
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Ray Block
Corner
Phils
Delphiend Eleventh Streets
Gem Studio
Carpenter Svenue
Weather Outlook: No Rain Tomorrow Warm With Variable Winds
The weather page notes no rain tomorrow and warmer temperatures. A raincoat is likely unnecessary as conditions turn milder with variable winds throughout the day.
People Visiting Indiana Area for Weekend
Points On People item notes numerous residents and visitors. Ben Pollock and Mrs. Sutton return from Pittsburg. John R. Caldwell of Windber visits family here. W. M. Heim from Blairsville visits Indiana. Billot Johnston from Armagh and several others travel to or from Indiana and Pittsburg for short stays and shopping. Several families host relatives in Johnstown, Butler, Vandergrift, and nearby towns, with trips to Atlantic City and Philadelphia areas mentioned.
Forsythe Move Advertises 24 Hour Undertaking Office
Notice to friends from J C Forsythe announcing relocation of the undertaking office to Dr G E B Simpson building on South Ninth Street. The shop will be open day and night and services available by calling H H Johnston's store or at the Simpson building. Forsythe pledges reasonable prices and full attention to all calls at any hour.
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Dr. G. EB. Simpson
South Ninth Strest
H. H. Johnston
Simpson
Ninth Street
J.C. Forsythe
Medical Society to Meet in Court House Tomorrow
The Indiana County Medical Society will hold its regular monthly meeting in the Court House at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Papers will be read by Drs. W. A. Bimpson and H. Büt erbaugh of Indiana, J. A. Eikin of Willet, and Charles Bink of Shelocta.
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Indiana County Medical Society
Court House
W. A. Bimpson
H. B. Buterbaugh
Indiana
J. A. Eikin
Willet
Charles Bink
Shelocta
Indiana Warriors End Bellefonte Streak In Hard Fought Game
Indiana Normal defeated Bellefonte Academy 20 to 6 after two first half touchdowns and a late score. Dorgan and Long led the Normal rushes while Bellefonte struggled to penetrate the line despite strong forward work. Whitey Smith recovered a fumble for a score and Punxsatawney was beaten earlier in the week. The day included other college scores and a Republican mass meeting set for New Florence, Westmoreland County.
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Indiana Normal
Bellefonte Academy
Cosh Wood
Center County
Bellefonte
Normal
Bellefonte Boys
Whitey Smith
Smith
Wycott
Punxsatawney
Oberlin
Hall
Indiana
Vee
Field
Prof van Oot
Gibson
W. Smith
Kuffner
Coulter
Snark
Succop
McKandles
Wright
Shields
Ditlon
Missionary Workers Annual Session Held by Conemaugh Presbytery
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Conemaugh Presbytery meets at Shelocts on Tuesday Oct 13 with Mrs Wallace of the Women’s Board delivering the afternoon address and Rev J W McMichael of Greenburg speaking in the evening. Additional notes recount Rev S M Black’s health and recent sermons in Fort Morgan Colorado and Mary Black serving as organist at the Fort Morgan U P church. The First United Presbyterian Junior Society held a bank offering service with a $20 total, while Creekside church held an annual picnic with hearty attendance and baskets. Evangelist A H Gattman preached revival at New Florence with several conversions. Rev J D C McCracken of Johnstown spoke Friday evening. Rev D S Mulhern D D formerly Barnesboro pastor is in Pine Flats and will head to South Amboy NJ for a pastorate next month.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the
Conemaugh
S. M. Black
New Florence and
Johnstown
Fort Morgan
Col
U. P. Chuch
Miss Mary Black
Junior Missionary Society of the
First United Presbyterian Church
J. D. Brownlee
Misa Mary McCreight
Ralph Hastings
A. H. Gattman
New Florence Presbyterian Church
J. D. C. McCracken
D. S. Mulhern
D. D
The
Baptist Church of
Barnesboro
Pine Flats
South Amboy
Congregational Social at Baptist Church Next Thursday
A congregational social will be held at the Baptist church next Thursday evening at eight o'clock. Entertainment under the management of the Women's Missionary Society, with a full attendance promised. Dr. J. W. Cary, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, preached his first sermon in his second year here on Sabbath morning, titled We are Laborers Together With God. The church was comfortably filled. A large congregation attended the Fall communion at the Presbyterian church. sixteen united, eight by profession and eight by letter, three of the profession are Italians.
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Baptist Church
C'Lock
Women’s Missionary Society
J. W. Cary
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Church
Republicans to meet on Tuesday at Court House
Notice to Republicans of Indiana borough and White township announces a meeting at the Court House on Tuesday evening at 8 30 to arrange participation in the parade at the Republican rally next Saturday evening. D W Simpson is chairman. Also reports corn from the poor farm shown at the Gazette office a 10 inch long ear well filled. seed from Ohio. Tudjans Dye Works advertises steam dry cleaning dyeing pressing and repairing of garments.
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Indiana Borough
White Township
Court House
D. W. Simpson
Gazette
Ohio
Tudjans Dye Works
Deaths from Ebensburg area detail IAN A LAM Lisi
John A Lisi a former Cambria county sheriff and treasurer died at his Ebensburg home after a long illness He was born December 14 1826 on the Belmont Hotel site in Ebensburg He served in the Mexican War with Capt Murray s Cambria Guards and with General Scott in the capture of Mexico City He married Misa Jane Ann Evans and built Blair House which he ran for 40 years The Blair House served as Democratic headquarters for the county Six children survive him Also noted is the death of Mrs Charlotte Hannah Martin Lewis wife of Robert Porter Lewis who died aged 64 after 25 years of church and benevolent work in St Paul Minnesota She was the sister-in-law of George R Lewis who ran a local drug store.
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John A. Lisi
Cambria County
Ebensburg
Belmont
Capt. Murray
Cambria
Scott
City of
Mexico
Misa Jane Ann Evans
Blair House
Charlotte Hannah Martin
Robert Porter Lewis
St. Paul Ond
St. Paul
Lewis
George R.lewis
Male Choir Gains Ground at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian church introduced a regular male choir on Sunday night with 14 members already and more expected. The large congregation praised the inspiring singing as the choir plans future regular performances during evening services. The organist and reader received roses from the Trustees in appreciation of the music service.
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Presbyterian Church
Dreamland Tonight Show Features The Blue and the Gray
Dreamland Theater presents three films this evening led by The Blue and the Gray showing Civil War scenes in color. A Confederate spy is chased by Union troops and sheltered by a sister who hides her brother, ending with a dramatic capture and a dramatic grant reprieve. Also on the bill are Toe Bruised Tragedian and Wanted, An Arthur.
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Dreamland Theater
Grant
Washington
Pauch Broc Merchant Tailors Ad and Foundry Shipping Stoves
Pauch Broc Merchant Tailors offers made to order suits with prompt cleaning pressing and repair of ladies and gentlemen clothing from the Gazette Building. The Indiana Foundry Co has shipped ten sand drying stoves to Pacific coast destinations in the past ten days used for drying locomotive sand.
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Pauch Broc
Gazette Building
Indiana Foundry Co
Pacific Coast
John Sutton Hall Greatly Improved at Normal School Open House
A Saturday open house celebrated the upgrades at John Sutton Hall with new hardwood floors, rubber mats, fresh paint, and decorative touches. An upright clock chimed every quarter hour as guests toured rooms, admired student-made decorations, and enjoyed an evening concert by Normal School musicians.
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Norma School
Indiana
Apple
Opera House
Recreation Hall
John Sutton Hall
Princeton Boys 50 Years Awo Gen White Hosts Old College Friend
Gen Harry White entertained Hughes, an old Princeton classmate, after a Bellefonte Academy event. Dr J P Hughes, emeritus principal, arrived with the audacious football team on Saturday and spoke of Princeton ties. Hughes, aged about 60, founded Bellefonte Academy and led it for forty years before 1900.
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Harry White
Oe Hughes
J. P. Hughes
Bellefonte Academy
Achurl
Harn White
Princeton University
Princeton
Hughes
Judge
B. Nefonte Academy
Sol
J. R. Hughes
New Glen Campbell Goal To Coal Company Officers Elected
Glen Campbell Oct 12 A number of capitalists in this section have formed the Richmond Coal company to promote coal land operation The following officers have been elected President Cornelius Burns Burnaidal Vice President William H McCrady Glen Campbell Secretary C W Max Crady Mahatfey Treasurer Dr H W Buckingham Mahatfey
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Glen Campbell
Richmond Coal Company
Cornelius Burns
Burnaidal
William H. MceCrady
C. W. Max ‘Crady
H. W. Buckingham
Mahatfey
Hadley Moving Pictures Arrive With Rome and Royal Themes
Edwin J Hadley presents entirely new moving pictures arriving at 2 1 o clock from Titanville. The program links ancient and modern Rome and other scenes including moonlit Venice King Edward the Olympic games and Norway army. Special rates offered to all. Mrs John Finber and family celebrate fifteenth anniversary on Sabbath and plan Pittsburg visit. Varmah stains and colors advertised.
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Edwin J. Hadley
Moving Pictures
Titanville
Hadley
Rome
Yentes
Edward A
Heakoe
Norway
John &. Finber
South Tenth Street
Hieber
Mary
Pittsburg
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Ben Pollock
Thomas Sutton
John R. Caldwell
Windber
W. M. Heim
Blairsville
Billot Johnston
Armagh
Fred H.oatman
Creekside
Misa Rosina B. Weaver
the Normal
Misa Elizabeth Young
Cherch Street
M‘e. Lou Anthony
Wilkinsburg
Railroad. Avenue
John S. Johnston
School Street
Vandergrift
Messrs. A., M. BH
J. A. Pfeltzer
S. and
N. Sher
Wintondale
John Doney
William Gocher
J. E. Margret
Nettia Gibson
Lena White
Atlantic City
Edward Longwill
Tenth Street
Butler
Lestia Crossman
Progress Office
Clyde Seanor
William A. Braughler
Ellwood City
Mrs
A.C. Braughler
Philadelphia Street
William DeArmie
John Gibson
Brownaville
De-Armle
John Howard
Homer Hill
Jeannette
Sarah Young
North Sixth Street
Frank Loring
Youngville
Punxsutawney
J.C. Thomas
Daugherty
Brookville
Mia
William A. Scanlan
M. A. Weaner
Eleanor Segmon
Misses Weaner
Mra. J. O. C. McCracken
Pennsylvania Furnace
Johnstown Tribune
S.B. Laverty
Copperadale
Samuel Stauffer
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Roghexter Mills
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Medical Society
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Mrs. Wallace
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Creekside Presbyterians
Creekside Presbyterian Church
Rav. W. J. Wilson
Florence
Baptists
Dr. Cary
Presbyterian
Ion A. Lam
Robert P. Lewis
Presbyterians
Dreamland
Joseph de Carlo
Rossiter
de Carlo
William and
Charles McCrady