Middlers Halloween Promenade Opens School Holiday Festivities
The Middlers' Halloween Promenade begins at 7 30 PM with Conservatory Orchestra music. Elaborate preparations marked the school holiday as thirty members of the Class of 96 Fri day Normal held a reunion at Miss Ruth Tiffany's home on South Seventh Street. The same party will attend tonight's festivities at Normal. Mr and Mrs Thomas Sutton hosted the Shakespeare Club Friday night with Jack o lanterns and a dimly lit arrival. Two dining tables with lanterns and witch motifs preceded a collation including pumpkin pie and a literary program.
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Conservatory
Ruth Tiffany
South Seventh Street
Thomas Sutton
Shakespeare Club
Sutton
Birthday Eve Party at Iaaac Simpson Home
Friday evening a merry crowd gathered at Iaaac Simpson's Cheatnut Street home for his birthday. Games and music filled the night, refreshments were served, and attendees included Lavaria Smith, Dorothy Roeithmiller, Roberta Lockard, Bell Sprankle, Anna Walker, Nella Harris, Lamore Smathers, Mildred Simpaoni, Clinton Lockard, Frank Kelly, Frank Smathers, Thoburn Smith, Burnell Simpaon, Stewart Claweon, and Albert Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iaaac Simpson
Cheatnut
Lavaria Smith
Dorothy and Roth Roeithmiller
Roberta Lockard
Bell Sprankle
Anna Walker
Nella Harris
Lamore Smathers
Mildred Simpaoni
Clinton Lockard
Frank Kelly
Frank Smathers
Thoburn Smith
Burnell Simpaon
Stewart Claweon
Albert Walker
Halloween Party For Genevieve Mysre At Home
Miss Genevieve Mysre daughter of Kra A Mysre of East Philadelphia street will entertain ten schoolmates at a Halloween party tonight. Some Indiana residents departed on the 4 o clock Clymer car today for John Sligher's home about six miles from Jadiane for a social gathering.
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Genevieve Mytre
Mr. and
Mra. Kra A. Mysre
Philadelphia
Indiana
John Sligher
Jadiane
Frolic for Kiski Students and Halloween Festivities
Festivities at Kiski include a student frolic and a political parade with a campaign speech and election. Advertisements tout soap blends with decades of experience and dye products promising to refresh old suits. Weather forecast predicts fair and cooler Sunday.
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Kiski
Farmer Overhears Ebensburg Campaign Shucking Tale
In Ebensburg John Owens and Charles Laventry campaigned for re election to Cambria County Commissioners. They spoke to voters in Blacklicks valley and even shared a corn shucking scene with a farmer who warned them they were over the line in Indiana county. They urged support for Owens and Leventry Republicans.
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Ebensburg
John Owens
Charles Liventry
Cambria
Board of County Commissioners
Messia
Laventry
Owens
Blacklicks Valey
Leventry
Corp
Deradent
Indiana County
Local election outlook in Cambria county Pennsylvania
Conservative estimates for next Tuesday's election show Taft edging Cambria by about 1 000 votes. Wertz leads over Bert Denny by roughly 600, while Reynolis George Bert Denny leads. Barnhart Strance near in city assembly race. Republican rallies featured Leslie M Shaw Robert S Murphy Henry Houck John Garland and Charles Dick. Democrats held meetings in Patton Spangler Cranson and other towns.
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Johnstown
Taft
Wertz
Congress
Bert Denny
Reynolis
Barnhart
Strance
Assembly
Pitchford
Denn
Republicana
Leslie M. Shaw
Robert S.murphy
Henry Houck
John Garland
Charles Dick
Mesare
Murphy
Houck
Patton
Spangler
Cranson
Pearce-Snyder wed in Hailwood Liberty nuptials
James Pearce of Hailwood and Misa Kathryn Snyder of Liberty Tioga county wed Oct 28 at the bride’s parents home George and Mrs Snyder conducted by Ray D BE McLain. Also John Metz White township and Misa Laura May Beer Armstrong township married Oct 29 by Rev George J. Rungell at his Pittsburg residence. New Century Club meeting titled Daughters Night set for North Ninth Street residence with roll call quotations.
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James Pearce
Hailwood
Misa Kathryn Snyder
Liberty
Tioga County
George Snyder
Ray, D. Be, McLain
John Metz
White Township
Misa Laura May Beer
Armstrong Township
George J. Rungell
Pittsburg
New Century Club
Mra. J. N. Langham
North Ninth Street
Reverend Pender to Lecture in Apollo on Dixie After the War
Rev. Dr. J. T. Pender of Blairsville will lecture at the Apollo Opera House on November 9 on Dixie After the War. He will deliver the lecture again shortly after the holidays.
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J. T. Pender
Blairaville
Apollo Opera House
Dixie
Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers Ad
Foley's Honey and Tar affords immediate relief to asthma sufferers in the worst stages and if taken in time will aid a cure. Sold by all druggists.
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Foley
All Druggiata
Erodephians Welcome Friends at Fell Open Meeting
The regular Fell open meeting of the Erodelphian Literary Society was held at Normal on Friday evening. Performances included overture by the Conservatory Orchestra, vocal solo by Mabel Hazlett, oration by June Elridge, piano solo by Homer Shryork, violin solo by Jean Wallis, and a farce titled A Woman's Won't or Thank Goodness The Table is Spread. Cast featured Linus Elkie, Robert Rodkey, Frank Coulter, Ella Chatham, Nora Moran and Juve Elridge.
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Erodelphian Literary Society
Firat
Conservatory Orchestra
Mabel Hazlett
June Elridge
Homer Shryork
Selma Ronald
Jean Wallis
Adam Snyder
Eradelphian Review
Elizabeth McConnell
Linus Elkie
Robert Rodkey
Frank Coulter
Ella Chatham
Nora Moran
Juve Elridge
Gun misfire wounds three hunters on Borland farm
While hunting on the Borland farm north of town, Samuel Gulbresth Ross Daugherty Harvey Engle Charles Little and Charles Blay were struck when Mr Bley’s gun discharged. Engle suffered a serious chest wound and thigh injuries, Galbreath a leg wound, and Daugherty elbow and thigh wounds. The accident occurred about 9 am as the group hunted. Bley fired from about 30 rods away, reducing fatal risk.
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Samuel Gulbresth
Ross Daugherty
Harvey Engle
Charles Little
Charles Blay
Borland
Mr.Bley
Engle
Galbreath
Daugherty
Mr. Engle
Deat
Bley
Railroad rumors reach Puntsutawney readers
P. N. W. Division of the Pennsylvania railroad may extend from Panxsu tawney to Kittanning to join the Allegheny Valley railroad, and a branch from Hilman to Indiana could connect with the P R R at Panxsutawney. Mrs Catherine Sechlar died at 88 in Conemaugh, survived by a son, four daughters. remains to be buried at Wilmore Lutheran graveyard.
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Puntsutawney
P. & N. W. Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Panxsutawney
Kittanning
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Hilman
Indiana
Panxsutawney News
Catherine Sechlar
Susan Rugh
Conemaugh
Joseph Sehhler
Cherrytree
Mre. Rugh
Edelman
Philadelphia
Benjamin James
Teresa Sechier
Ebensburg
Wilmore
Laundrymen in Session at Greensburg Convention
Laundrymen from Greensburg and nearby towns met at the New Indiana House in session. Attendees included T. C. Turvey, Joseph Robinson, James Laughlin, H. O. Barnes, D. B. Walters, W. L. Greens, B. L. Strindle, S. Frank Bachalder, M. J. Hedden and others from Latrobe, Jeanette, Troy and Indians.
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T. C. Turvey
Joseph Robinson
James Laughlin
H. O. Barnes
Greensburg
D. B. Waltera
W. L. Greens
Jeannette
B. L. Srindle
Latrobe
S. Frank Bachalder
Troy
N. Y
M. J. Hedden
New Indiana House
Cunningham's Mid-Season Opening Invitation
The Cunningham Company invites the ladies of Indians and vicinity to attend the mid season opening of jacket suits coats and satin jackets at their New York representative store this evening and also day Monday Gibson property sold on Water street to Robert Mabon through McConnell and Hosack Chicken and Waffles served at Clawson's restaurant this evening from 6 to 8 o'clock
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Cunningham Company
New York
Clawson’s
W. O. T. U. Convention in Denver Draws 6000
Miss Jennie Mitchell reports from the W O T U convention in Denver where about 6,000 attend a Sunday evening session. She notes excitement over social selections and a campaign involving Judge Art Jey, describes a reception by the Ladies Club of Denver, and mentions plans to tour sights before Monday’s trip to Pennsylvania.
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Denver
Art Jey
Ladies Club of
Pennsylvania
James Kerr Dies After Operation in New Rochelle
James Kerr, Democratic national committeeman from Pennsylvania, died at 12:40 this morning at a New Rochelle summer home after an intestinal operation. His wife and sons were present. Bryan visited Kerr last Monday. Kerr later suffered a nervous collapse. Born in 1851 in Mifflin County, he rose in Pennsylvania politics, served in Congress in 1888, and was state chairman during Pattison-Dela Mater’s campaign. He led coal and timber ventures and helped expand Beech Creek Railroad and coal lands. His career also included director roles and coal dealings with Indiana County and surrounding firms. The report also notes obituaries for Jane Kinley of Morrellville, William J. Southwell of Seward, and Dr. A. R. Hagey of Hastings, with funeral details and affiliations.
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New York
James Kerr
Pennsylvania
New Rochelle
William J. Bryan
Miffin County
Clearfield
Congress
Kerr
Pattison-Delaimater
Indians County
Pennsylvania, Beech Creek & Elsterp Coal Company
Grant, Montgomery
Cherryhill Townships
Beech Creek
Cherrytree
Flemings’s Summit
S Bank of Indians
Indiana County Street Railways Company
J. Wood Clark
Coal Lania
Langham Speaks at Sagamore Republican Rally
A large Sagamore Republican rally drew a big crowd at Saxman’s Hall. J N Langham as candidate for Congress led speakers alongside E O Galden of Kittanning and Dr J E Murray of Perry County. Prominent politicians including J A Black and Chas B Mears attended with local candidates in Armstrong County.
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Saxman's Hall
Sagamore
Thes Spgemore
Pastade
Robert Cook
Waa
William M. Irvin
J. N. Langham
Cangreen
E. O. Galden
Kittanning
J. E. Murray
Perry County
J. A. Black
Chas
B. Mears
J. C.cram
Harry Henderson
McGraw
Armstrong County
A. E. Ashe
Noah Seanor
Plumvilla
Housewarming at ConStable J W Wilson Home
West Water street residents gathered at Con stable J Williams Wilsons cozy Water street home near Thirteenth on Thursday evening to welcome them. An ample lunch was served and neighbors enjoyed the mer and formed friendships. Wilson’s residence is described as up to date with ample views of Indiana and Homer City from the front porch.
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West Water Street
J. Willia Wilson
Water Street
Thirteenth
Constable Wilson
Indiana
Homer City
Lamp Explosion Injures Postmistress at Cloe
T J Sagley postmistress and store owner at Cloe suffered burns when a lamp exploded on Tuesday night October 27. Her 14 year old daughter wrapped a clock around her mother to smother flames. The burning oil set curtains ablaze and threatened the house until the daughter saved her mother.
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Mra
T. J. Sagley
Cloe
Seven Grandchildren Remembered in McHenry Will
The Indiana will of John McHenry dated Sept 10 1906 was probated. Grandson Thomas McHenry receives 760 dollars. Grandson John W McHenry gets 1000 dollars. Granddaughters Mary E and Sarah M McHenry each receive 1000 dollars. Mrs Jane McHarry gets 425 dollars. Remainder to his son's widow Mrs John McHenry and her three children. Aaron W Steele named executor. Witnesses were Attorney John Pigree and Miss Lou McGregor.
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John McHenry
Indiana
Thomas &. McHenry
John W. McHenry
Hia
Mary E
Sarah M. McHenry
Jane McHarry
Aaron W. Steele
John Pigree
Misa Lou McGregor
G O P Campaign Near an End at Cockport Meeting
Republicans wind up a month of active campaigning in Cockport with a final town meeting. Speakers include Hon. M. C. Watson attorney John A. Scott Prof. A. M. Wonder and Capt. C. U. C. Mclain.
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Cockport
M.C. Watson
John A. Scott
A. M. Wonder
C. UC. Mclain
Rev Mahon May Leave Indians
Minister Rev Henry Mahon of the Christian church is reported to have accepted a call to the Ebensburg church of the same denomination. The congregation has not confirmed his intentions and no official announcement has been made.
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Henry Mahon
Christian Church
Ebensburg
Mahon
Parents Day Meeting At Presbyterian Church This Sabbath
The union society of the Presbyterian church invites all parents to a Sabbath afternoon meeting at 20 o clock labeled Parent's Day. Also advertised is the largest stock of shotguns rifles and revolvers for sale with storage and beat prices at Indiana Electric Co 734 Philadelphia Street. Gun rental offered with 49-46 shotguns for rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Society of the Presbyterian Church
Stora
Indiana Electric Co
Philadelphia Street
Indiane Electric Co
Civil List Grows With Court Cases At November Session
Civil court adjourned after nine cases heard as more suits await call on November 10 at the Argument Court. Notable actions include appeals by W. M. Mahon and James We Mack for Joe Veltre and Bruce Carbone, convicted murderers seeking new trials, and George Cruikehank’s appeal presented by John L. Getty. Earlier suits disposed of include Philipsburg Beet Co. v Huffman and others with mixed verdicts and settlements, such as Downey case paid 700, and Sykes v Smith with limited action remaining.
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Mordy
Astore Neys
W. M. Mahon
James We Mack
Bhat Joe Veltre
Bruce Carbone
Robert ‘Vavier
Jefferson County
John L. Getty
George Cruikehank
Philipsburg Beet Co
Wk. Huffman
S. J. Sawyer
Rinhart
Charles Paxguson
Ralph Blice
Guiseppe Sinagea
J. Regis Canevin
St. Patrick Homan Cathole Athurch
Michael Downey
Giant Electric Light
Beat & Power Company
S. I. Sawyeres
G. W. Sykes
S.J. Smith
Sawyer
Mon Sult
S. I. Sawyer
Salvatore Buzzing
John Lea Ola
Proc. Savings & Trust Company
H. W. Miller
Cunningham Co Opens Mid-Season Ladies Coats and Suits
The Cunningham Co announces a continuation of the mid-season opening for ladies coats and jacket suits for misses. Their New York representative will be on site to demonstrate the goods to customers.
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Cunningham Co
New York
New Mid-Season Styles Highlight at Cunningham Go Store
The New York representative from Cunningham Go will be at the store all day Monday November 2 to showcase the limited mid season jacket suit coat and satin jacket collections for Ludi er and Missex with new styles including valour trims.
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Cunningham Go
New York
Dozen Wild Geese Killed in Barrell Township Incident
A flock of wild geese wandered near Cyrus Stontfer’s property in Barrell township on Get. 19. The birds were so badly injured that they lay in the rola of a barn for hours. A local farmhand shot a dozen or more the following day.
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Cyrus Stontfer
Parn
Barrell
First Snow Falls in Indian Territory Afternoon
The first snow of the season appeared in the area this afternoon around 3 o'clock. Light flakes drifted down with hesitant descent as residents noted a chilly reminder of nearing winter.
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Indiang
Fall at East Mahoning school leaves shoulder fractured
On Tuesday October 27 Ma Streams of East Mahoning teweabip broke his left shoulder during a school game. Br C Boe set the fracture. Learo's Superlative Pour.
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Ma Streams
East Mahoning Teweabip
Teflea
Hia
Br C. Boe
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Isaac Simpson
Ingleside Club
Church Street
Kirk
Indiana Dye Works
TBR Weather
Cornhuskers
Cambria County
P. Banks
Pearce—Snyder
Christy Mathewson
Twenty-third Assembly District
John J. Hayes
London
Beate
Piper
Marshall Building
Apollo
Erodelphians
Indiana Party
IN Danger
Hillman
Catherine Sechler
Cunningham's
W. O. T. U. Meeting
Jennie Mitchell
Jane Kinley
Spring Street
Morrellville
Warfield Street
Grand View
William J. Southwell
Seward
Memorial Hospital
John Southwell
A. RK. Hagey
A. R. Hagey
Hastings
D. 8. Rice
Pennsylvania Hospital
Bright
Martinsburg
J. W. Wilson
Fourth Ward
Rev. Mahon
Argument Court
Neef
Veltre
Cate Bone
George Cruikshank
Scholer
Groke
Learo
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