Noted veterans called from earth in Greensburg and beyond
Major General Richard Coulter died at home in Greensburg on Wednesday. A Mexican and Civil War veteran, he was born in 1827, educated at Jefferson College, and co-founded the First National Bank of Greensburg. He is survived by his wife and six children, including Col. Richard Coulter and Major Harry Coulter. Col. Edward Irvin of Curwensville also died in Atlantic City aged 70. a Bucktail Civil War regimental commander, he endured prisoner confinement and later served as a prominent Republican state figure and a 4-year state senator. Nicholas Barroon, a leading farmer near Homer City, died October 13 at age 81 from uremic poisoning. he owned three large farms in Center township and left a widow and one son, Harvey. The Homer City funeral was held, with Rev. Shaffer presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Coulter
Greensburg
Jefferson College
Virginia
First National Bank of
G. W. Huff
Keystone Coal and Coke Co
Edward 4. Irvin
Curwensville
Atlantic City
Irvin
Antietam
South Mountain
Andersonville
Libby
U. S
A. E. Patton
Hugh
Mira Elizabeth
Clearfield
John &. Fisher
Harry White
Cal. Irvin
Nicholas Barroon
Indiana County
Homer City
Mr. Barroon
Somerset County
Center Township
Harvey Barroon
Shaffer
Death of Three Year Old Edwin D Almes in Clarksburg
Edwin Dale Almes, three year old son of Game Warden and Mrs H H Almes of Clarksburg, died Friday Oct 9 from diphtheria after two days illness. He is survived by his parents two sisters and one brother. Mr Almes and another daughter are convalescing from diphtheria. Brief funeral services were held at the Almes home and interment was in Clarkeburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Dale Almes
H. H. Almes
Clarksburg
Mr. Almes
Almes
Clarkeburg
Fiction Class to Meet at Mrs Telford’s Home
The Fiction class of the New Century Club will meet Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs S J Telford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
S. J. Telford
Tah's Weather Holds On Fair And Windy Outlook
The forecast remains fair with continued light to moderate breezes across the region. Temperatures trend near seasonal norms while skies stay mostly clear and dry for the next several days.
Carl Bernthaler Promoted to Assistant Conductor
Announcement from the Pittsburg Orchestra office states Carl Bernthaler, longtime pianist and accompanist, has been named assistant conductor for the coming season. He led the Pittsburg Festival Orchestra this summer, touring Indiana and other venues, and will direct rehearsals and concerts in Mr. Paur’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Orchestra
Carl Bernthaler
Bernthalers
Pittsburg
Indiana
Hotel Schenley
Pitteburg Orchestra
Paur
Bernthaler
Indiana School Tuition Dispute Over Unlisted Children
The Gazette reports about 200 children in Indiana schools not on official rolls. Families Palmer, Pruner, Stein and Smith near Frank Dougherty’s farm attend Second ward, Ferguson district. Ferguson district directors should collect tuition from White township. Second ward also serves outlying children north of the First ward line, who have their own nearby school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Palmer
Pruner
Stein
Smith
Frank Dougherty
Second Ward
Ferguson
White Township
Firat
Indiana Women Honored by Conemaugh Missionary Society
The Women’s Missionary Society of Conemaugh Presbytery elected officers at a session in Shelocta on Tuesday October 13. President Mrs W A Kelsey Altoona treasurer Mrs A W Mabon Indiana secretary Mrs J M Welch Indiana temperance secretary Mrs Mary H Bruce Indiana bank offering secretary Mrs R W Hamilton Blairsville secretary of young women’s work Miss Jane Ralston Elderton literature secretary Mrs Minteer Saltburg The officers will serve the society in Indiana Blairsville Elderton Altoona and surrounding areas.
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Women's Missionary Society of
Conemaugh
Jane Ralston
Elderton
Minteer
Saltsburg
Derry Express In Accident At Blakeville Intersection
At Blakeville Intersection on Tuesday the Derry Express engine 1960 jumped the Y track. Fast work moved the engine to the main line and a freight engine attached. The train was hauled to Pittsburg backwards with the muwil and express car in tow, then the passenger engine returned to the track and reached Derry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry
Blakeville
Pittsburg
Pension Attorney Visit Planned by Lang at Local Office
Pension attorney A. W. Lang of 9 Marion Center will be at Squire J. G. Pleming’s office on Carpenter Avenue on October 15 16 and 17. If unavailable this week he may be met at his home office or reached by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Lang
Marion Center
Squire J. G. Pleming
Carpenter Avenue
Mr. Tang
Railway Official Visits Creekside for Improvement Work
General Manager W T Noonan of the B R P railway arrived at Creekside in a special train from Rochester New York this morning to oversee improvements in progress at the town. He returned later in the day to Indiana for a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Noonan
B., R. & P. Railway
Creekside
Rochester
N. Y
Mr. Noonan
Indiana
Fourth Ward Republicans Meet For Saturday Rally
Fourth Ward Republicans are called to assemble at the regular voting place on Thursday night at 8 oclock to form a matching club for Saturday night’s rally. All voters are urged to attend. J. E. McKean, Com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
J. E. McKean
Cleaning and Pressing Oferta at Lowest Prices
Cleaning and pressing neatly and promptly done at lowest prices. Second door Ray block corner Philadelphia and Eleventh Streets. 341.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Block
Philadelphia
Eleventh Streets
TWO PARADES ON SATURDAY IN INDIANA PA
Headquarters Soldiers Reunion Indiana Pa Oct 15 1908. Formation on Philadelphia Street at 12 45 take place at 1 pm with 20 uniformed chiefs and staff and 1000 schoolchildren in formation under Principal Ernest Work. Veterans and civic groups assemble at specified locations for parade past Court House with district divisions and nightly Republican rally planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Philadelphia Street
South Ninth Street
Blairvaiile
D. M. Caldwell
Penn’a
W. F. Elkin
Washington
Frank Smith
S.M. McHenry
Licot
Clay Campbell
Wm. C. Gordon
Covode Military Drum Corpa
John McLaughey
A. GC. Braughter
QO. H. Scott
Fourth Ward
North Ninth Street
Ernest Work
Eighth
Seventh Street
Marshal Stait
Ninth Streets
Fifth
Water
Sixth
Philadelphia
Court House
Harry White
Richard W. Watson
Notable addresses and choir meeting announced
Hon J D Patton will deliver an address at the courthouse this evening October 1 at 8 o clock on political questions. W A Dible and the Indiana Chorus Society will meet at Recreation Hall at 8 o clock tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Patton
Court House
W. A. Dible
Indiana. Chora! Society
Recreation Shell
Notable Movers And Visits In Western Pennsylvania
Dr W A Simpson spent yesterday in Pittsburg while Dr and Mrs Thomas St Clair of Latrobe visited Homer City. Mrs Margaret Tea of Saltshore stayed with her father J W Thompson. Mrs O R McCally of Homer City visits her parents 3 G Ashbaugh of Merry. Florence Mitchell leaves for Pittsburg for a short visit. Mrs M I Jamison and Mrs Garry Bryan spent the afternoon with their brother Attorney Coulter Wigging of Blakeville. Anca Wagle of Railroad Avenue leaves for an extended visit with her brother and sister in Apollo. Mariah Grove of Church Street plans to move to Buffalo NY with daughter Mrs J A McLellan. Dr and Mrs E P Grove depart for Utica NY where Dr Grove will practice. Grove’s early home is in Rome near Utica. A G Murdick of Rico notes few neighbors plan Bryan votes. Ida M Walker and her sister Mrs B I Miller go to Vandergrift to visit sisters Mrs H Ferrier and Mrs J Et Davis. Mr Miller accompanies them to Blairsville then on to Portage where he is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. Walker
B. I. Miller
Vandergrilt
H. Ferrier
J. Et. Davis
Mr. Miller
Blairsville
Portage
Fancy Skating at Palace Rink Exhibition Night
Prof. James McClelland formerly of the St Nicholas Rink New York City will appear at the Palace Rink this evening and on Friday and Saturday evenings. He conducts an exhibition of fancy skating waltzing on rollers and will race against any speed expert who accepts his challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McClelland
St. Nicholas Rink
New York City
Palace Rink
Koontz Buys Graff Meat Market On North Ninth Street
Homer W. Koontz, ex G. W. Plotzer employee, has purchased the market of William J. Graff on North Ninth Street. He will offer home dressed meats, home made sausages and bolognas and seeks patronage from Indiana residents. Local and Bell phone numbers provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer W. Koontz
G. W. Plotzer
William J. Graff
North Ninth Street
Mr. Koontz
Indiana
sTell
Bell
When Trifles Become Troubles Kidney Remedy Ad
Warning against delayed treatment for kidney issues promotes Moleys Kidney Remedy and Foley’s Kidney Remedy. Urges immediate use to prevent Bright’s disease or diabetes with药剤 sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moley
Bright
Foley
Normal Teams to Leave Town for Saturday Games
Two Indiana Normal football elevens depart at 6:00 a m for California to face Southwestern Normal. The Reserves travel to Blairsville to meet Berlin Empfield's High School squad in a separate contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Normal
California
Southwestern Normal
Berlin Empfield
Blairsville
First Ward Republicans organize marching club
The Republicans of the First Ward of Todiana will meet in the Arbitration room of the courthouse on Thursday evening at 7 80 o clock for organizing a marching club to participate in Saturday night's parade. Let every loyal Republican attend. W C Kohos, Com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todiana
Court House
W.C. Kohos
Quick relief for asthma with Foley’s Honey Tar
An advertisement claims Foley’s Honey Tar provides immediate relief to severe asthma and will cure if taken promptly. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Recovered from fever, Mr G Meade Marshall visits Punxsutawney
Mr G Meade Marshall traveled to Punxsutawney this morning to bring Jack Bethel home from Adrien hospital where he has been treated for typhoid fever. Bethel's return to Nodiana is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meade Marshall
Punxsutawney
Jack Bethel
Adrien Hospital
Nodiana
To Discuss Commoner's Chances in Indiana Tour
Democratic County Chairman D. W. Mrytzer of Richmond spent the day in Indiana discussing campaign issues and Commoner's chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Mrytzer
Richmond
Indiana
Sabbath School Workers Plan District Convention
Sabbath School workers in Saltsburg borough, Conemaugh, Young and Armstrong townships will hold a district convention at Baltaburg Presbyterian church on Tuesday. Officers include President J. Moore, Saltaburg. Vice President W. B. Elder, Elders Bridge. Secretary Miss Margaret Hart, Clarksburg. Treasurer William Hart, Saltsburg. entertainment chair H. L. Weamer, Saltsburg. Morning notes devotional service and talks on library value and missions. afternoon features devotional by Rev. John Kromm, class work, and two minute district superintendent talks. evening covers trained teachers and reaching all through the school, with closing hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltaburg
Conemaugh
Young and Armatrong
Baltaburg Presbyterian Church
J. ©. Moore
W. B. Elder
Brdge
Acretary
Margaret Hart
Clarksburg
T. W. Henderson
Saltsburg
William Sart
John Kromm
Salinburg
Toldo Lewis
Ruesiter
Walter H. Jackson
Indiana
S. W. Guthrie
G. M. Ryall
Saltsbury
C. A. Cravener
O. J. Hutchison
Eldersridge
Wigan Hall and Miss Madge Anderson Wed in Latrobe
In Latrobe at the bride parents home Mr and Mrs Samuel Anderson the wedding of Wigan Hall to Miss Madge Anderson occurred Wednesday evening at 6:45. Rev Graham of Sheridan Methodist church officiated. A supper followed and the couple left for Cambridge Springs honeymoon. They will reside in Latrobe where Hall is employed with Latrobe Connellsville Coal and Coke Co. Pauline Hall attended as sister of the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paranta
Samuel Anderson
Lae Trobe
Wigan Hall
Misa Millie Madge Ac+derson
Graham
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sheridan
Aupper
Honayms
Cambridge Springs
Mell Hall
Latrobe
Connellsville Coal and Coke O
Pauline Carney
Pauline Hall
Hall
Leontardt’s Piles Treatment Promises Cure Card
Free circulation of blood in the lower bowel is claimed to cure piles. The ad promotes Dre Leonhardi's Hern-Roth as the only fast external remedy, offering a 24 day course for 8 dollars with a guarantee, from Dr. Leontardt Co. in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dre Leonhardi
Hern-Roth
Third Ward Republicans Parade Meeting Notice
Republican voters of the ward meet at the polling place Thursday at 7:30 PM to form a marching club for Saturday parade. Third ward aims to capture the flag offered by the parade committee. Turn out to show loyalty. HR T Marlin Com
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Simpson
C. C. McLain
G. Meade Marshall
W. M. Mahan
R. W Watson
Bisirsville
Homer
Wehrum
D.m.caldwell
White Township
Indiana
Normal School
Clymer
Philadelphia Street
Seventh Street
Eighth Street
Philadelphia
Water Street
Library Hall
Court House
Second Ward
Register and Recorder's
J. G. Yuckenberg
Wbird
Third Ward
T. Marlin
Ten Days More for Piper's Famous Ping Pongs
Don’t put it on but come at once if you want any of those small Pissog. Alap Post Cards of your residence. $4 per dozen. Leave your orders Room 26 Marshall building. Steam dry Cleaning Dyelag precaing and repairing of ladies and gentlemen’s garments Callor pboag Tadians Dye Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Building
Parapevlally
Callor Pboag
Tadians Dye Works
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From Earth
Col. E. A. Irvin
Pioneer
Col
FB. A. Irvin
Pittsburg Festival Orchestra
Paul
U. P
New York
Fourth Ward Republicans
W.J. Buchanan
G. Adams McLain
Cyrus Stouffer
William d. Mogle
Thomas P. Stephens
John RR. Bryan
Thomas Hart
O. A. Ellis
Noah Lesnor
RK. J. Irvin
John Frech
John Kinter
Joseph Fulton
W. McCoy
CG. C. McLain
W.A. Simpson
Harry W. Fee
George W. Crede, Jr
R. W. Watson
al Drug Lets
W. A. Simpson
Dr. and
Mra. Thomas St. Clair
Margaret Tea
Saltshore
J. W. Thompson
O. R. McCally
3. G. Ashbaugh
Merry
Florence Mitchell
North Sixth Street
M. I. Jamison
Garry Bryan
Attorney Coulter Wigging
Misa Anca Wagle
Railroad
Nue
Mra
John Wagle
Apollo
Mariah Grove
Church Street
Buffalo
J. A. Mc‘lellan
E. P. Grove
Utica
A.G. Murdick
Rico
Bryan
W. J. Graff Meat Market
First Ward Republicans
Sabbath School Workers
Presbyterian Church
Ball—Anderson
Noxure
Hi. J. Knox
Batfer
Misa Blanche Mase
McKueagort
Knox
T. Cy Jone
McKegeport
T. Oh. Woodring
Tarentum
Lis, Knox
Third Ward Republicans
Piper
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