Indiana pair given three year sentence in Robbery case
William Jamison alias John Lydick and William Baker alias William Harhey were found guilty of robbing Patrick McCullen, a policeman, at Hays Borough last September. Judge Frazer ordered three years in the Western penitentiary. Lydick’s mother, Mary Lydick, posts $500 bail, with steps planned to release her if he remains jailed elsewhere until his Riverside term ends.
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Pittskarz
Frazer
William Jamison
John Lydick
William Herahey
William Baker
Patrick McCullen
Hays Borough
Western Penitentiary
Indiana
Allegheny County
McCullen
Lydick
Gatman's in Library Hall Dance Draws Busy Crowd
A Tuesday evening dance at Library Hall under Mr. and Mrs. Oatman drew about 40 couples. Music by the Graft brothers of Punxsutawney pleased attendees. next event set for Oct 20 with barn dance and Buffalo two step taught. Also notes a former local visitor, ia Kuneleman, who led a past dancing class. In other news, George M. Felton credits Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with ending his chronic diarrhoea while Ed. Hamilton of East Philadelphia Street faces jail for alleged police-related abuse of his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
Fred H. Oatman
Graft Brothers
Punxtsutawney
Indiana
Ia Kuneleman
Punxsutawaey
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Anya George M. Felton
South Gibson
A. W. Miles
Chamberlain’s’ Cove
Weather forecast for Puteory promises fair conditions
The forecast indicates continued fair weather for Puteory with light winds and dry skies. Temperatures are expected to rise modestly, bringing pleasant afternoon conditions and comfortable evenings.
Towns Face Severe Water Shortage Nationwide
From Jobnstowi reports that water stocks are dropping, with redistricting and weekly supply cutoffs possible. Johnstown Water Co says Hinkston Run reservoir will last four weeks with care. Mt. Pleasant Water Co warns 80 percent low and consumption must be regulated. unless rains come, Nov. 1 shutoffs threaten factories hotels and establishments. Pittsburg and others face similar shortages. ironic note that Indiana has ample supply and even uses it to flush sewers.
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Jobnstowi
W. H. CO. Rameey
Johnstown Water Co
Hinkston Run
Mt. Pleasant
Pittsburg
Indiana
James Gompers U
Creekside Yards Will Accommodate 400 Cars
Unusual activity at Creekside yards near Comminga as B R P surveyors lay two extra tracks to hold 400 cars. A steam shovel assists two new work trains and about 200 foreigners on site. Masons begin building a large dam for engine water, with work on a new round house likely starting Nov 1. Creekside aims to be a top yard in the Pittsburgh division.
Ward marching clubs form for Saturday rally
Maj D W Simpson, Republican rally chairman, leads a court house meeting to organize marching clubs in White township and five precincts Indiana to boost turnout. Committees pledge a flag for the largest proportional voter turnout. Rivalry grows among wards as decorating plans aim for an elaborate Saturday display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. D. W. Simpson
Court House
White Township
Indiana
Eoach
Pension Attorney Lang to Visit Local Office Dates Set
Pension attorney A. W. Lang of Marion Center will be at Squire J. G. Fleming's office on Carpenter Avenue on October 15 16 and 17. If unavailable this week, he may be seen at his home office or consulted by mail.
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A. W. Lang
Marion Center
Squire J. G. Fleming
Carpentar Avenue
Mr. Lang
Mall
Sickness in McAdoo Family
William McAdoo a clerk in John F Clements store has been off duty for several days due to an attack of quinsy His twelve year old daughter was seriously ill last week from jaundice
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William McAdoo
John F. Clements
Java
Wee
Fourth Ward Republicans Plan Saturday Night Rally
Fourth Ward Republicans convene at the regular voting place on Thursday night at 8 o clock to form a marching club for Saturday night’s rally. All votes urged to attend. A. & McKean, Com.
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Fourth Ward
Thorsday- Sight
Pight
McKean
People Mias Helen McCarthy Visits Panxautawney
A stream of local names are noted visiting relatives and attending events. Helen McCarthy of Ernest visits Panxautawney while Chief Clayton Palmer is ill at home on North Findley Street Spirit. Multiple residents travel to Pittsburg Stockton Cal Mahaffey Indiana Chicago and Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Helen McCarthy
Ernest
Panxautawney
Clayton Palmer
North Findley Street
Farewell Party For Future Nurse On South Seventh Street
A large crowd gathered Tuesday evening October 3 at a South Seventh street home to bid Misa Olive Calhoun farewell before she begins a hospital nursing course in Pittsburg. Guests enjoyed games and music followed by substantial refreshments and a comb and brush gift.
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Misa Olive Calhoun
Pittsburg
South Seventh Street
Young Couple to Wed From West Philadelphia Street
Mr and Mrs Samuel Borland of West Philadelphia street announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Myrna Borland to Noble Miller son of Mr and Mrs John W Miller of Washinon Street The engagement will end in a wedding early next week Mr Miller has worked at Howard Houks drug store for a year Miss Borland is a well known Indiana figure popular in elocution and amateur theatricals
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Samuel Borland
West Philadelphia
Myrna Borland
Noble Miller
John W. Miller
Washinon Street
Cupid
Miller
Howard Houk
Atore
Miss Borland
Soldiers parade led by Gen White and staff named
Gen Harry White will command the Soldiers parade Saturday with Capt Richard W Watson as chief of staff and a list of aides including Capt C McLain W L Bachanap W M Mahan W A Simpson Maj D W Simpson and others. Staff will report mounted in uniform for the reunion program at the Court House to be published Friday. Citizens are urged to lend cars to transport guests and to welcome veterans wives and daughters as visitors view Indiana’s beauty.
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Harry White
Richard W. Watson
Teacher Resigns at Board Request in Rossiter
Blissard McFarland, a South Rossiter teacher until October 9, resigns at the board’s request and is replaced by Miss Milnle McFarland. Harry McGregor accuses McFarland of cruelty after a room No 4 incident involving his son, with conflicting accounts of how a head wound occurred during a struggle over discipline.
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Blissard McFarland
Fridday
South Rossiter
Milnle McFarland
McFarland
Harry McGregor
McGregor
Westmont visitors return from Indiana after wedding trip
Miss Jessie Fails of Westmont and Mr and Mrs Lew J Prosser and sons David and Don of Prosser Hollow have returned home from Indiana where they visited an old friend. During their absence they attended the wedding of Miss Ivy Faith to William Miller of Johnstown in Homer City.
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Jessie Fails
Westmont
Lew J. Prosser
David
Don
Prosser Hollow
Indiana
Mr. Prosser
Ivy Faith
William Miller
Johnstown
Homer City
New House for Wayne Avenue
Elmer Williams plans a new cased brick house on Wayne Avenue on a lot bought from B. B. Tiffany. The site adjoins the John Jamison property, formerly the McComish homestead.
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Elmer Williams
Wayne Avenue
B. B. Tiffany
John Jamison
McComish
Koontz Buys Graff Meat Market on North Ninth Street
Homer W. Koontz, formerly with G. W. Rotter, acquires the William J. Graff meat market on North Ninth Street. He will offer home dressed meats and sausages and invites local Indiana residents to patronize the shop. Local phones listed as 37 Be Local, 41 and Bell 3.
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Homer W. Koontz
G. W. Drotter
William J. Graff
North Ninth Street
Mr. Koontz
Acka
Bell Phone
First Ward Republicans Organize for Saturday Parade
The Republicans of the First Ward Indiana will meet in the court house arbitration room Thursday evening at 7 30 for organizing a marching club to participate in Saturday night’s parade. Let every loyal Republican attend. C W Kuhoa Com
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First Ward
Indiana
Court House
C. W. Kuhoa
Piano Fire Burns Engle Row Home
Firemen rushed to the Dull home in Engle row Old Brewery on Monday but the James were extinguished without their services. A piano was partially ruined.
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Engle Row
James
Fiction Class to Meet at Maot Home Thursday Evening
The Fiction class of the New Century Club will meet Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs J E Tefford.
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Maot
Centtury Club
Mra. 8 J
Telford
Jubilee of Second United Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn
The Second United Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn, led by Rev. William M. Nichol, marks a silver jubilee since its founding on Sept. 8, 1888 by Rev. Dr. David J. Patterson. The anniversary will feature noted divines including Rev. James Parker and Rev. A. W. Wilson, with Nichol a son of Archibie Nichol of White Township and a former Egypt missionary.
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Second United Presbyterian Church of
Brooklyn
William M. Nichol
David J. Patterson
Reformed Presbytterie Church
Patterson
A. W. Wilson
Fortalnd
Ore
Wilson
Nichol
James Parker
Creland
A. S. Biddle
Archie Nichol
White Township
Tayloraville
Indiana Normal
Princeston
Allegheny Seminary
Egypt
America
Mars
Good Meeting at Smicksburg Republican Rally
A large crowd filled the Smicksburg hall for a Republican rally on Tuesday night. Speakers included J. Elder Peeler, Ernest T. Stewart, James T. Henry, Pro, A. M. Wonder, and H. E. Anderson, with some heading to Trade City for an evening appearance tonight.
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Smicksburg
J. Elder Peeler
Ernest T. Stewart
James T. Henry
A. M. Wonder
H. E. Anderson
Trade City
Forsythe Announces Move to Dr G B Simpson Building
Notice to friends from C G Forsythe stating the undertaking office has moved to the Dr G B Simpson building on South Ninth Street. The office will be open day and night and clients may call at H H Johnston's store or at the Simpson building for services. Forsythe pledges complete attention to all calls at a reasonable price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. G. BE. Simpson
South Ninth Street
H. H. Johnston
Simpson
Ninth Street
CG. Forsythe
Third Ward Republicans Plan Parade Night Rally
Third Ward Republicans invite voters to a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the ward polling place to organize a marching club for Saturday night’s parade. The message urges turnout to capture the flag offered by the parade committee and shows local party enthusiasm.
Normal Team Faces Key California Trip
Indiana Normal prepares for a tough Saturday game in California Pa. The Southwestern Normal edges into the contest with a solid squad, benefiting from scrimmages with California YMCA players. Coach Ed Wood aims for a pivotal win in the season.
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Indiana Normal
California
Southwestern Normal
California Y. M. C. A
Ed. Wood
Ten Days More for on Famous Ping Pongs
Notice invites buyers to rush for amali Pi postcards and residence cards at Room 26, Marshall building. Terms: $2 per dozen. Ends in ten days.
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Amali Pi
Marshall Tillding
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Wm. Baker
Gatman's
Hamilton
Ed. Hamilton
East Philadelphia Street
Aupety
Puteory
Creekside
Comminga
Pitteburg
McAdoo
Fourth Ward Republicans
T. D. Stephens
Penn Run
Ozcar St. Clair
Chicago
Mary Pounds
Murray Pounds
Samuel Cunningham
W. F. Elkin
M. C. Watson
Violet Stumpf
Stockton
Cal
Frank Wood
Frank and
Harvey
Clarion
Alice Mullen Mahaffey
East Chicago
Mahaffey
Mary Bruce
William Simpson
U. P
Sheloca
Frank Berger
Hastings, Neb
John T. McCoy
Elizabeth Sutton
South Sixth Street
Sarah Moorhead
Bakeville
Mra
Barbara Blough
Sarah
Joseph Houk
Purchase Line
J. Howard Houk
The
Indiana Pharmacy
A. M. Hammers
Puntsutawrey
Cambridge Springs
W. P. Wooster
Austin, Potter Co
John §.Tinthoff
South Fifth Street
Willis Beck
Jeft
Zumbrota, Mion
Beck
William Klingensmith
Frank Lowash
Irwin
Peeler
Armstrong Township
S. M. Work
Africa
Alex Work
Olive Calhoun
Myrtle Risheberger
Water Street
Square
Cunningham Co
Indiana Business College
Wehrle
Ray Block
Philadelphia
Atreete
Gen. White
Parent
W. J. Graff Meat Market
WM. Nichol
Second
U.P. Church
Rev. Patterson
Cleland
Third Ward
Aard Ward
Strming & Marching Club
Maclin
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