Indiana women's missionary meeting in Johnstown
Indiana representation highlighted the 25th anniversary of Blairsville District Women's Foreign Missionary Society at Franklin Street Methodist Episcopal Church Johnstown. Delegates including Mrs H R Umbura Mrs J N Langhaem Mrs A W Simpson and Mrs J M Stewart heard welcomes devotions reports and lectures with Mrs Carl Humbach and Miss Anna Paul presenting a missionary dialogue and Rev Dr Isaac Taylor Headland closing with a China talk and stereopticon views. Weather notice notes potential shower from Lake Erie as hints for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Blaireville District
Fast
J. W. G. Fast
Franklin Street
W. F. Conner
Albert Leigh
Morrellville
Mre. Fast
Mra. Leigh
Richard Woods
Irwin
Johnstown
C. C. Humbaud
FP. L. Downing
Wilkinsburg
Greensburg
Blairsville
E. 8. Vankirk
Carl Humback
Anna Paul
Isaac Taylor Headland
Pekin University
Chris
Headland
Ching
China
E.G. Morris
Valvary M, E
Church
Solo
Hayes Williams
E. D. van Kirk
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Pittsburg
T. K. Fornear
Windboer
More College Students Omitted From Priday Gazette List
Additional names of students bound for higher education are listed including Cloud Rinn heading to Gettysburg College, Berman Watwun at State College Blair Taylor Jr entering Washington Pa W&J Academy, Prack Woodward at Moody Bible Institute to pursue missionary work in Africa, Jobo Pierce advancing at Pratt Institute, Wilmer Wood and Miss Kya Stumpf enrolling at University of Michigan, Lloyd Martin entering Mercersburg for dentistry, Percy Brilhart to study engineering at Ann Arbor, Thomas Hill departing Sept 27 for second year law at Ann Arbor with Jank Garman meeting him in Pittsburgh to accompany him to law studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday’s Gazette
Cloud Rinn
the Normal
Gettysburg College
Berman Watwun
Kiski
State College
Blair Taylor, Jr
Washington, Pa
W. & J. Academy
Prack Woodward
Moody Bible Testitute
Chicago
Africa
Jobo Pierce
Pratt Insubute
Brooklyn
N.Y
Wilmer Wood
Marlon Center
Kya Stumpf
Town
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Lloyd Marlin
Mercersburg
Blairsville College Opens With Eight Teachers
Blairsville Enterprise reports Blairsville College opened Thursday with eight new teachers to support President N. S. Fiscus. Dean is Miss Martha A. Cason of Chapel All Teon, PhD from University of Chicago after a two year course. Art instructor is Miss Harriet Kaucher, NY City graduate. Miss Kelly recently returned from Berlin and Paris. Each department now has an able instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baulraville College
N. S.fiscus
Blairsville Enterprise Baya
Martha A. Cason
Chapel All, Teon
Colege
University of Chicago
Harriet Kaucher
Students Art League of
New York City
America
Miss Kaucher
Kelly
Berlin
Paris
Grace Bennett and Lew Palmer Farewell at Dreamland
YOUR LAST CHANCE Grace Bennett the versatile com medienne and Lew Palmer the mimic will farewell Dreamland Theater tonight Those who attended will return but those who missed this clever team should not miss this opportunity to see a high class act for little money These entertainers are real artists Presenting a better performance than you see many places for 40c Admission is 10c Tonight vaudeville moving pictures and an illustrated song complete the program
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Grace Bennett
Com.medienne
Lew Palmer
Dreamland Theater
Ladies Suit Opening at Cunningham Co. Next Saturday
Mrs Anna Radcliffe of Glen Campbell buys C M Brown property in Punsautawoey and will take possession. Her sons Prof Ralph Radcliffe of Pittsburg and J E Radcliffe attended Normal last year. A cloak and suit house representative will be at Cunningham Co store all day and evening Saturday Sept 26. Gem Studio photo sessions planned at No 12 Carpenter Ave rear of Crawford's Restaurant. Don’t throw old garments away. Indiana Dye Works introduces new Bull Dog caps. Wilson & Wood ad copy.
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Anna Radcliffe
Glen Campbell
C. M. Brown
Punsautawoey
Prof
Ralph Radcliffe
Pittsburg
J. E. Radcliffe
Cunningham Co
New York City
Gem Studio
Carpenter Ave
Crawford’s
Will Rappen
Aging William Vorlage Dies at Work in Blairaville
A nearly eighty year old painter named William Vorlage collapsed and died while laying a boardwalk above a low creek near Altman’s Bridge in Blairaville on Sept. 15. Survived by two sons James and William and a daughter Mrs Hoy, his funeral was held at the Lutheran church with interment in Blairsville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vorlage
Ganotte
Blairaville
Vorlage
James
William
Hoy
Blairavillea
W. W. Criley
Blairsville Cemetery
Matilda Buterbaugh
J. S. Buterbaugh
W. J. Buterbaugh
Ebensburg Road
Johnstown
Buterbaugh
Altoona
Matilda McGuire
Cockport
Indiana County
W. J
Frank
Osceola Mills
Pearl
Alstoona
W. J. Butterbaugh
Grand View Cemetery
National Guard to parade in Philadelphia during Founders Week
Pennsylvania Adjutant General Stewart ordered the entire National Guard to participate in the Founders Week parade in Philadelphia on October 6 in dress uniform. Philadelphia committee will cover all expenses. transportation details to follow. Ladies invited to Cunningham Co suit and cloak opening on Sept 26 with New York rep highlighting jacket suits and cloaks. Henry Elder Shaffer and Ida L. Boyer wed Sept 16 at Elderton residence. WANTED 60000 bushels buckwheat at 75c per bu. Hetrick & Wilson.
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Harrisburg
Stewart
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Committee
Cunningham Co
New York
Henry Elder Shaffer
Ida L. Boyer
Shelocta
E. A. Campbell
Elderton
Hetrick & Wilson
Gessler Nabs No-Hit Game For Boston Americans
Dusty Rhoades handcuffs Boston while Gessler draws a walk and scores the lone run on an error and a wild pitch. Gessler later errs but helps the Naps to a win that pulls within seven of Detroit. Also notes scripture service and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Gessler
Boston
TEACHER'S SIDE OF THE STORY William H Mahon Creekaide
William H Mahon of Creekide writes to the Gazette to counter Indiana papers. He disputes a whipping incident at Creekside school involving Filume Morrec, claims no birch rod has been used since opening day, and argues the cruelty charge was not tried in Justice court but appealed. He says rope was a shoe string, not a rope, and gas hose is commonly used to deter misbehavior.
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William H. Mahon
Creekaide
William J. Mahon
The
Gazette
Indiana
Filumena
Creekside
J. D. McCracken
Water shortages threaten Cambria mills during drought
Johnstown notes a material drop in water supply affecting Cambria mills' operation due to low Conemaugh and Stonycreek levels. Hinckston run has been allocated to the city with care. Barometers fell last night and rain was forecast, but no heavy downpour appeared.
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Johnstown
Cambria
Stonycreek
Borders Dam
Conemaugh
Mineral Point
Hinckston Run
Hinckston
Diphtheria Tied to Drought in Greensburg
Greensburg board of health blames drought for diphtheria outbreaks. Sept. 19 a part of the Seventh ward public school building was closed for fumigation after nine cases emerged in Families. Officials say sewer flushing is impeded by drought, and a stagnant sewer where children played bred the germs.
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Greensburg
Dedication of Pennsylvania monument at Historic Field of Winchester
Governor Edwin Stuart Gen St Clare A Mulholland and Mayor Baker gave the chief addresses at the dedication ceremony. Gen Harry White T P Stephens and Alex P Watson attended as Indian veterans who helped unveil the monument.
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Edwin Stuart
St. Clare A. Mulholland
Philadelphia
Baker
Winchester
Pennsylvania Monument
Harry White
T. P. Stephens
Alex. P. Watson
Jamison’s Horses Win Two Races at Jefferson Fair
Jamison’s horses led by Fred Jamison won two events at the Jefferson fair in Groane county on Friday Laura W captured the 2 24 pace and Billy Adell won the free for all Gas fitting services urged before cold weather J Wilbur Cunningham offers prompt responses by phone 2702 16 3 A new Bull Dog cap assortment arrives this morning Wilson & Wood Ib
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jamison
Jefferson Fair
Groane County
Laura W
Billy Adell
J. Wilbur Cunningham
Wilson & Wood
Murder Trial Tuesday Dominates Week’s Court Docket
District Attorney Elkin moves to open Veltra murder case while several assault and robbery cases await hearing. Chambers and Laur ie are among defendants. Judge Talford weighs indictments as sessions begin. Fort Campbell related notes, funeral and local society items appear alongside a Ladies Suit opening at The Cham Co. this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Elkin
Veltra
Bruso Carbino Areel
Robert Torergan
Gien Campbel
Aaid
Dominic Laurie
Plumville
Talford
G.C. Chambers
John N
Chambers
Sir Chambers
Glen Campbell
C. C.obera
First National Bank
Campbell
Obera
Blairsville Move Promotes Satiativa Flour Ad
Fragmentary OCR notes describe W. C. Smith moving to Blairsville from Josephine, claiming the move serves Blairsville and satisfies both cook and Learn's Superlative Flour. Mentions a new instrument of ByL with the right shape and a morning ceremony. Wilson & Wand.
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Wilson & Wand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs. Leighon
Cuoninghham Co
Cloak and Salt Houses
Piper’s
Room
Marshall Bldg
Lake Erie
Blairsville College
Dreamland
Radcliffe
Adrian Hospital
Mabel T. Atcheson
South Seventh Street
Punxsutawney
Mies Atcheson
H. R. Depp
South Baventh Street
Harry Kelly
Sharpsburg
South Mahoning Township
Ida Colbitt
M. E
Albert Thomas
U. P
Odd Fellows and
Royal Arcanum Lodges
John F. Betz
Maude Beatrice Betz
Dauphin Street
Nineteenth Ward
S. D. Howe
Kerr
Repine
Oakland Cemetery
Leonard Gamble
Cincinnati
George Gamble
Blutraville
Charles A. Ulrner
Charlies A. Gerner
Salzeburg
Germany
Phila
Quaker City
Shaffer—Boyer
Gessler
Brownie
M. E. Church
Methodius Episcopal Church
E. Inskeep
Poley
Historic Field of
Pauch Brag
Fine Merchant Tailoring Gazette Building
Jamison
Elkin Wyle
Veltras
McCoy
Ligonier
J. N. McCoy
Ligonisi
Fort Ligani
Marion Center
Johnatowner
J. McNeelis
Seattle
Winesday
McNeela
E. T. McNeelis
Johnston
N. P. McNeelly
Cham Co
W. C. Smith
Josephine
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