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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1909

Page

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Water War in Salinburg Over City Water Grant

A weeklong water dispute in Salinburg pits W B Serene & Son and two other butchers against the borough water committee. Serene allegedly attached private lines to a meter to supply an ice machine and a barbershop, paying only ice-rate, triggering demands to install a separate meter and charge full rates. The council cut water, Serene restored it, and the conflict escalated with on again off again service, vandalism claims, and threats of legal action to obtain an injunction and potential arrest for damages to town property.

Salinburg W. B. Serene & Son Water Committee of Megara Serene Serena Telford Gia Mr. Serene

Returned missionary talks at First United Presbyterian social

The Ladies Missionary Society of the First United Presbyterian church will host its annual thank offering social in the church lecture room on Wednesday evening September 29 at 7 80. An engaging program includes an address by Mrs W T Anderson wife of the missionary who recently returned from India. Refreshments will be served.

Ladies Missionary Society First United Presbyterian Church W. T.anderson India

Newlyweds honored by Clark as two couples wed

North Ninth street hosts a party for Mr and Mrs T Elmer Ellis and Mr and Mrs John G St Clair with about a dozen guests. Indiana High Behood senior girls form a basketball team with early games set. Members include Gala Haatings Margaret Campbell Margaret Loughry Juge Swan Frances Conrad May Snyder and Bessie Dickey. Weather forecast calls for Tuesday to be fair and cool.

Ars T. B. Clark North Ninth Street Elmer Ellis John G. St. Clair Indiana High Behood Gala Haatings Margaret Campbell Margaret Loughry Juge Swan Frances Conrad May Snyder Bessie Dickey

Speakers for Farm Schools Harrisburg Pa

Deputy Secretary of Agriculture A L Martin announced the speakers for the farmers institute and movable schools of agriculture opening late November. The list includes Fred W Cree Sylvania J W Brackard Lititz Thomas W Conway Oakdale Theodore Wittman Allentown Charles H Rich Woolrich Henry W Northup Dalton J H Ledy Marion Mrs Mary A Wallace Pittsburgh Yoel A Herr Millhall H M Goodetham Patton Robert S Leeds Birmingham J P Herr Lancaster H M Anderson New York Elmer E Loukey Elizabethville Miss Sara C Lovejoy State College J H Funk Boyertown W T Phillips Carlisle Frank D Gardner State College.

Harrisburg A. L. Martin Farmers’ Institute Fred W. Cree Sylvania J. W. Brackard Lititz Thomas W. Conway Oakdale Theodore Wittman Allentown Charles H. Rich Woolrich Henry W. Northup Dalton J. H. Ledy Marion Mary A. Wallace Pittsburg Yoel A. Herr Millhall H.M. Goodetham Patton Robert S. Leeds Birmingham J. P. Herr Lancaster H. M. Anderson New York Elmer E. Loukey Elizabethville Sara C. Lovejoy State College J. H. Funk Boyertown W. T. Phillips Carlisle Frank D. Gardner

Sanitary Dairy Opens in Indiana Under Smiths

The Sanitary Dairy, newly organized by Clarence R. Smith of Indiana and R. Isaac Smith of Mt. Pleasant, will supply pure milk. They purchased the Grove Chapel farm and stocked 23 cows for tuberculosis checks, with milk inspected by the State Health department and processed with sanitary measures and aeration. The business includes a wagon service and uses Reeves equipment from the Indiana Milk Depot.

Sanitary Dairy Clarence R. Smith Indiana R. Isaac Smith Mt. Pleasant Grove Chapel R. H. Smith Helra State Health Department Smiths George Reeves Indiana Milk Depot Savinga & Truat Co Carpenter Avenue

Detective traces Michalko through Punxsutawney chase

County Detective Josiah Neal returned Monday night from Punxsutawney where he sought a trace of Charles Michalko the man who struck Mike Savage with four punches at Idamar on Saturday. The fugitive was tracked to Ernest Sunday but his further movements are unclear. Savage remains in serious condition at Spangler hospital.

Neal Punxsutawney Josiah Neal Charles Michalko Mike Savage Idamar Ernest Savage Jaj Spangler Hospital

Operator Young to Resume Duties on B. R. & P. Railway

William W. Young plans to return to work as an operator on the B. R. & P. railway Monday after recovering at home in Clarksburg from an operation at an Indiana hospital.

Young William W. Young Clarksburg Indiana Hospital B. R. & P. Railway

New Bus for Travelers Sets Up Opera Bun Service Change

R. Gildbreath and Son's livery buys an up to date Opera bun for train and private service. Local phone 296 W Bell 92.

R. Gdlbreath

Blairsville Prosperity Drums Up Hope Amid Thieves in Third Ward

Blairsville shows improved business mood with new armory, schools crowded, and homes rising. Fall brings autos, visitors, school institutes, and local fairs. The Third Ward reports rising petty theft affecting Blaventh and School streets, with several garden and fruit losses attributed to a wandering gang.

Indiana Collegians Challenge Looms After Glen Campbell defeat

Following a lopsided loss to Glen Campbell the Indiana Collegians face offers for fall exhibitions. Tink Traynor seeks a Blairsville game on October 7 but Firemen squads were not ready last week, likely blocking the matchup. Vandergrift and George McCune discuss another option via John McGregor, while Marlin and Watson return to college, requiring Homer City players for a possible arrangement.

Indiana Collegians Glen Campbell Tink” Traynor Collegians Blairsville Indiana Vandergrift George McCune John McGregor Marlin

Miss Mary Fair to Wed October Fifth in Blairsville Social

Miss Mary Louise Fair, daughter of Mr and Mrs D M Fair, will wed Leroy Burton Hoover of Toledo on Tuesday October 5. The wedding party includes Mrs Howard N Fair as matron of honor, bridesmaids Elsie Guffey and Elvira Cheereman, flower girl Helen Hoover, beat man Paul W Fair, and ushers Robert Thompson Everett Duff. Ceremony at 7 30 pm at the Fair home with Rev Charles P Cheeseman officiating.

Pittsburg Miss Fair Blairsville Howard N. Fair A.T. Moorhead Mary Louise Fair Leroy Burton Hoover Toledo Ohio Uniontown Elsie McClurg Guffey Elvira Irwin Cheereman Helen Hoover Beaver Paul W. Fair Ushera Robert Thompson Everett Duff D. McClure Fair Hoeveler Street Charles P. Cheeseman

Sheriff Wins Bid Before Bankruptcy Papers Arrive

The Indiana County sheriff, H. Wallace Thomas, won a sheriff's sale of the Boston Caddy Kitchen despite bankruptcy papers arriving at 2:20 pm. Lester A. Howard, attorney for Receiver J. McKennel, served papers but the sale continued, with fixtures sold and little value found. Howard reached Indiana too late to halt the proceedings.

H. Wallace Thomas Indiana County Lester A. Howard J. McKennel Boston George Sotirakos Willis Wilson Sotirakos Pittsburg Thomas Howard Indiana

Toured Great Northwest Tour by County Surveyor Moorhead

County Surveyor D. Lynn Moorhead returned from a three week Northwest tour with 100 travelers. The party traveled on a Pennsylvania Railroad special, rode Northern Pacific to Seattle and back via Canadian Pacific, and visited Yellowstone Park Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition and Canadian Rockies. In Seattle he was joined by Ross M. Sutton of this place connected with the bant rung ladder factory at Everett.

D. Lynn Moorhead Northwest Pacific Coast Pennsylvania Railroad Company Northern Pacific Minneapolia Seattle Canadian Pacific Yellowstone Park Canadian Rockies Mr. Moorhead Ross M. Sutton Everett, Wash

Wills Recently Probated in Grant Township Will Details

The will of Cyrus Daugherty, who died December 29, 1999, is probated. Mary Daugherty and George receive the farm and household goods. Ella Mountain gets $500 in five yearly payments. Anna Bell inherits the John Bell estate except the brick store building goes to Paul and Alfred Bell share and share alike. Anna Bell named executor.

Cyrus Daugherty Grant Township Mary Daugherty George Ella Mountain Anna Bell John Bell Paul Alfred Bell

Attorney to Practice Law in Ypsilanti Michigan

Attorney Martin Stadtmiller, long in the inaurdlice business in Altoona after University of Michigan, visits home before moving to Ypsilanti Michigan to practice law. He will join the office of a college friend who is a leading member of the bar there.

Martin Stadtmiller Town Ypsilanti Altoona University of Michigan At Ann Arbor Ypsilanti, Mich Bar Thera

Heilwood School Hires Substitute to Permanent Teacher

Miss Helen Sutton of North Ninth Street, who had been serving as a substitute in the Heilwood schools, was elected to a permanent teaching position on Saturday.

Helen Sutton North Ninth Street Heilwood

Globe's Bill Proved Popular at Globe Theatre

Wayne and Frey presented The Dutchman's Mistake to a large Monday night audience at the Globe Theatre. The sketch pleased the crowd with its somady humor and featured music and light pictures. Be sure to see them again tonight for more entertaining variety.

Wayne & Frey Globe Theatre Lsure

Inventor Pendleburg Introduces New Baseball Score Card

William Pendleburg of Dixonville patents an 11 by 13 inch score card with a central cardboard wheel, giving each player a personal diamond and recording every play each inning. In tests at Forbes Field Pittsburg it outperformed the official system, prompting talks of supplying World Series games in Pittsburg and Detroit with an estimated 176000 needed. Pendleburg, now married to Luella Shore, expects to sell rights for at least 100000, and plans to present the invention to Chicago club officials on a wedding trip.

William Fendleburg Dixonville Pandleburg Forbes Field Pittsburg Penchebure Pendleburg Detroit J. C.morga Fendleburg Luella Shore Chicago Murphy

Social events at the Taylor home on Fifth Street

Mr and Mrs D B Taylor of South Fifth Street entertained many friends with bridge whist Monday evening. A large guest list attended and refreshments were served. This afternoon Mrs Taylor hosts a number of ladies for a fancy work gathering, continuing a series of social functions at the Taylors' elegant home.

D. B. Taylor South, Fifth Street Bridge Whist Mra Taylor Thia Taylora

Flour and mill sacks advertised in sale notices

Reduction in Flour: 49 lb sack $1.46, 243 lb sack $0.76. Victor Roller 49 lb sack $1.30, 244 lb sack $0.70. The game high grade go usual and every sack guaranteed. Order direct from the mill, 21-tf David Ellis & Son.

Victor Roller

Attendees at John Koozer’s Funeral in Kellysburg

The funeral for the late John Koozer in Kellysburg drew several out of town attendees including Mr and Mrs Herbert Koozer, Mr and Mrs Frank Munshower of Vandergrift, and Mr and Mrs Charlea Munshower of Breckenridge.

John Koozer Kellysburg Mra Herbert Koozer Frank Munshower Vanedergrift Charlea Munshower Breckenridge

Doctor Dodson Sails To Philadelphia for Medical Convention

Dr. W. E. Dodson of East Water Street left Monday evening on the 8:55 train for Philadelphia to attend the annual convention of the State Medical Society.

W. E. Dodson East Waterstreet Philadelphia The State Medical Society

Buckwheat Four Now Available in One Pound Sack

Ellin offers a new Buckwheat Four product now on the market. The item is sold in a one pound sack priced for consumers seeking a ready to use staple.

Ellin

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