Local government roster from old newspaper page
A fragmented OCR listing names and titles for editor and advertising rates and congressional and state legislative figures. It mentions SMITH City Editor, THOMAS, CARGO MAHLON M GARLAND, JOHN R K SCOTT, JOHN P M LAUGHLIN, NATHAN L STRONG, W P GRAFF, and WILMER H WOOD as various roles in Congress and state assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress-At-Large
Thomas
Mahlon M. Garland
John R. K. Scott
John P. M’laughlin
Closing of the Schools Amid Epidemic Duty Questions
State Health Commissioner orders school closures and explains salary obligations under the School Code. It outlines four contract scenarios for teacher pay during epidemics, whether closures require pay, possible postponement, and potential makeups or district funding implications, noting uncertainties about epidemic duration and collective action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rder
Dixon
Ourth
Record-setting votes crown Peterman prize winner
The awarding of prizes concluded a seven week local campaign judged fair by J. W. Mitchell & Co. Peterman led all contestants with 1 947 890 votes securing the Studebaker touring car. Wardrop Kunkle and Dr. Stewart posted million-plus tallies as prizes were delivered amid public celebration in Indiana county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Peterman
Cherrytree
Studebaker
Peterman
Wardrop
Iselin
Kunkle
Homer City
Stewart
Marion Center
Gazette
the Gazette
Indiana
Indiana County
J. W. Mitchell
J. W. Mitchell & Co
Mahoning Bank Btdg
Youngstown
Ohio
Ci D. Hiester
Delariteans
Rowe Fairman
Eugene Weitze
Onn Eller
Leni Ofan
Peer Hil
Fulmer
SAD DEATH Luther Karl Weitzel at 1906 home and kin
Luther Karl Weitzel died recently. The notice lists his schooling from Kiski to Stanton Military Academy and Rome Georgia, his family's deaths and relatives, and local visits. It notes Dwight Nichol leaves for New Concord, and Mrs Ellen McNeal dies at 72 with funeral details to appear later in The Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiski
Stanton Military Academy
Stanton
Virginia
Rome
Georgia
Dr. Weitzel
Indiana High School
Frederick Weitzel
Elizabeth Weitzel
Hor‘ton
Pag
J.C. Weitzel
Indiana
W. F. Weitzel
R. Y. Smith
Loxley
Ala
H. H. Fairbanks
Manning
Iowa
Porter Brickel
Saltsburg
Leroy Weitzel
York
Ellen McNeal
West Water Street
Tom Morrow
The
Gazette
Bride Elect Feted In Quiet Pittsburgh Ceremony
Buchanan of Indiana and Miss Pearl Reed of Pittsburgh will be the brides maid. The wedding will be quiet and witnessed by immediate families. After the ceremony a dinner at the Sefton home will precede a honeymoon tour to Baltimore and Washington. They plan to reside at 344 Lincoln Street. Dr Mayer, Jefferson Medical College graduate, has practiced in Johnstown. The bride plays violin and piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Medical College
Johnstown
Notable visitors and residents in town this Sunday
Fred Gessler of Johnstown spent Sunday in town. Miss Repine of Pittsburgh visits the Cunningham family. Mr. and Mrs. Griffith Ellis and son Elmer returned from Atlantic City. Miss Enid Nolsey came back to Pittsburgh after visiting here. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Northam of Chicago are spending a few days. Attorney John L. Getty and son Lawrence spent Saturday in Ebensburg. Frank Glover of Pittsburgh visited his father in Latrobe. Miss Blanche St Clair of Philadelphia Street visited the Brallier home. J Edward St Clair of Pittsburgh spent Sunday with his wife and son visiting the St Clair family. Mr. and Mrs. Steel of Ambridge spent Sunday with their in‑laws. Linus Lewis and family of Water Street hosted guests. Dr. and Mrs. H. N. Prothero and children of Jeannette visited Philadelphia Street residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Saunders
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Charles Books
School Street
Burt Brown
Mrs
David Repine
Oak Street
Wilkinsburg
Peter Trayini
Inlaw
Frank Norabito
West Churchk Street
Tra Vind
Theresia Daupler
Martin Northam
Chicago, Il
Frank Glover
Mr. and
Miles A. L. Cunningham
Blanche St. Clair
Philadelphi Street
John K. Brallier
Latrobe
J. Edward St. Clair
Mrs. James St. Clair
H. N. Prothero
Jeannette
John Clements
Philadelphia Street
County Court Sentences Continued From Page One
County court proceedings continue with sentences handed down in ongoing cases. Details of defendants, charges, and judgments are listed as the docket advances, reflecting ongoing judicial actions in the county.
Parole Granted on Costs and Liquor Law Violation
In Criminal Court on Saturday afternoon the jury found Robert Perrier of Hillsdale not guilty of assault with intent to kill and ordered the costs of prosecution shared equally with the plaintiff Ellis Spicher. A plea of guilty to manslaughter was entered in the case arising from the killing at Ghun Run on January 9 last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Robert Perrier
Hillsdale
Ellis Spicher
Ac Ghun
Uth
Auwelo Moragca
British Make Further Gains On Somme Front
British troops gained ground on the Somme during the night with advances east of Courcelette and south of Thiepval. French troops enlarged their gains south of the Somme and south-west of Peronne and took 1,200 more prisoners. Serbian forces pushed Bulgarians from western Macedonia, capturing positions near Lake Ostrova. A British squadron bombed the German air shed at Saint-Denis-Westrem, with one aviator landing in Holland and interned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Somme
Courcelette
Thiepval
Peronne
Paris
Deniecourt
Serbhitis
Salonica
Sabin
Strashad
Macedonia
Lake Ostrové
Corman Aeroplane
St. Denis- Westram
Belgium
Holland
TOR SALE Prize Studebaker Car Inquire of James Peterman
A Gazette notice offers a Studebaker prize car for sale after the winner declined. The sale price is $875. Inquiries should be sent to James Peterman in Cherrytree, Indiana County, with reference 307-x.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Sale
Studebaker
the Gazette
James Peterman
Cherrytree
Indiana County
Postwar English funerals grow simpler in London
War economy reshapes burial customs as protests target plumes, hat bands, and ornate coffins. Major Walton of Brighton forbids slaves and garish undertaker paraphernalia in his will. horses to be brown, bay, gray or chestnut. An army colonel criticizes hearses as tin and tinsel. Undertakers report demand for cheaper funerals but anticipate a postwar rebound to traditional splendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Major Walton
Brighton
Nhewspapers
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Adverts
A dated ad promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a meas ore for sudden colic and diarrhoea. It stresses prompt treatment before a physician or medicine is obtained and claims quick relief with wide availability.
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Smith
Republican
Charles W. Fairbanks
Philander
Knox] Ite
Harmony
Repart
Charles A. Synder
Congress
Nathan L. Strong
W. P. Graff
Sembly
Wilmer H. Wood
Harter
Palmer
Logust Street
Jaacal
Luther Karl Weitzel
Mabel Repine
Blairsville
John P. Elkin
Ebensburg
Armstrong
Patty
D. W. Rose
East Church Street
Greensburg
Annona
Mrs. Chapman
D. R. Tomb
Carpenter Avenue
Frank Sansom
Sara Sansom
Ralph Moorhead
Clavion
Miss Sansom
Charles Sansom
Dwight Nichol
Charles A. Nichol
White Township
New Concord
Mabel Kelly
California
J. A. Kelly
East Locust Street
H. C. Glosser
Pittsburg
Miss Kelly
Fred Gessler
Repine
Elma
Grace Cunningham
Griffith Ellis
Elmer
Atlantic City
John L. Getty
Lawrence
Mars. Steel
Ambricire
Ents
Linus Lewis
Water Street
John C, Seeth
Attman Diva J
Stuck
Orville Ey
Kent Mina
Irwin Wiseseseseyevee
Kent Antonio Bartonio
Luciusboro
Tossie L. Hill
United States
Ford
Wilmer Stewart
Dustin Farns
Dustin Farnum
Call of the Cumberlands
Paramount Picture
Grand Theatre Today
WM. Kibble
Uncle Tom
S Cabin
New York City
Vna
Eva
Advertisamente Guider
Mable
Inquira Gazette
Tolp
E. B
Steward Normal School
Lansderbach-Barber
Wehrle
W. Wehrle and
Ren
Gazette Oftica
Rens—C
Bath
N. Fourth Street
H.C. Christy
Tix
Thouge
Church Street
C.L. Hudson
Creekside
RD. 2
Ernest
England
Eli Whitney
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