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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1908

Page

3

Republican rally to open county campaign in Clymer

Chairman John S. Fisher arranges an all day Republican campaign kickoff at Clymer with Lieutenant Governor Robert Murphy as chief speaker. Speakers include J. N. Langham M. C. Watson and others. Music by local bands, a Harris breakfast, and a championship baseball game between Clymer and Lovejoy cap the festivities.

John 8. Fisher Bag Clymer Todiana D. J. Price Indiana Robert 3. Murphy Johnstown John P.eirkin P. C. Knox J. N. Langham Congress M. C. Watson Assembly John A. Scott Lovejoy Edwin Stuart Republican County John 5. Fisher

Browns vs Greensburg Elks Draws Indiana Crowd

A large Indiana crowd will travel to Greensburg at 12 20 to watch the Greensburg Elks oppose Fred Lake's Boston Americana. Brownie Gessler and Cy Cobb are in Boston's lineup. A possible no game if Boston’s double-header in Chicago is rained out. Attending: Burgess James Crossman meter James McGregor W S Geseler Dr Harry Brownie Geseler M A Hook Tom Hildebrand Frank Hildebrand Joseph Mack Clarence Geseler Jerry Hillery Lynn Moorhead Prof A M Wonder Harry Brilhart H B Buterbaugh Ross Sutton John Taylor Ralph Forrester.

Indiana Greensburg Burgess James A. Crossman James McGregor W. S. Geasler Harry (Brownie) Geseler M.A. Hook Tom KE. Hildebrand Frank Hildebrand Joseph P. Mack Clarence Geseler Jerry Hillery Lynn Moorhead Prof A. M. Wonder Harry HW. Brilhart de. H. B. Buterbaugh Ross M. Sutton John S. Taylor, Esq Ralph Forrester

Foley's Kidney Remedy Ad Now In Local Notice

When Trifles Become Troubles, if any person suspects their kidneys are deranged they should take Foley's Kidney Remedy at once to avoid Bright's disease or diabetes. Delay gives the disease a foothold. Sold by all Druggists. Voicing and Repairing a specialty, telephone or leave order with J W Hiji, care The L Pattison Co 733 Philadelphia street. Phone 336. 6 8tp.

Foley Bright All Druggtats J. W. Hiji L. Pattison Co Phila. Street

Weather returns as Eling Front makes debut

After a day of absence Old Sol returns to work. Eling Front makes his first annual bow that night. Tomorrow forecasts call for fair skies and warmer temperatures with winds from the west.

Old Sol Eling Front

Kisk's Bright Prospects In Football Outlook

Kiskimine's football outlook appears favorable with six veterans and 40 candidates. Captain Fawk er and Smith share halfback duties, Alexander and Lewia at ends, Wilson center and Tyler guard, Lytle as punter, McGraw at quarterback, and Gordon, Jacadamy, Hill, or Howella as potential permanent kicker. Hastings coaches, with McHattep and J Ormond, directed light practice as heavy work is avoided due to hard ground.

Kiskimine Fawker Smith Alexander Lewia Wilson Tyler Lytle McGraw Gordon Jacadamy Hill Howella

Have Reached Washington report delays reach Tacoma

Mrs George B. McCormick and Mrs Flavia S. Thompson started for McCormick Washington on Monday and expected to reach Tacoma on Sunday according to word reaching Miss Harries A. McAnulty.

George B. McCormick Flavia S. Thompson McCormick, Washington Tacoma

Indiana residents named as jurors for Pittsburg October term

Megsie Uncapher A J Uncapher J Long and Robert Mullen all from Indiana have been drawn as petit jurors to serve during the October term of the United States Court in Pittsburg.

Megsie A.J. Uncapher J. & Long Robert M. Mullen Indiana United States Court Pittsburg

Carys Attend Conference at Vandergrift

Dr and Mrs J W Cary and their daughter Thelma left this morning for Vandergrift where they will attend the conference of the Methodist Episcopal church.

Sunshine but a little cooler tops in Philadelphia

Weather note suggests sunny day with cooler temperatures in Philadelphia. Ad copy references Jordan and Co at 1688 Philadelphia street with promotional tone.

Jordan & Cos Philadelphia

Child narrowly escapes carbolic acid exposure

A two year old boy in Homer City nearly burned by carbolic acid after finding a bottle in a kitchen drawer. Mrs Futterman and the mother rushed the child to Grube Hospital where doctors found only external burns with no throat injury.

Anil Mra H. J. Roumin Homer City Roumin A. 4. Futterman Mra Butterman

Indiana Normal Opens Season with 20–0 Win Over Bolivar Academy

After afternoon rain showers Indiana Normal football eleven defeated Bolivar Academy 20 to 0. Dr Ed Wood’s team showed strong passing and running, with D Smith and W Smith scoring two touchdowns and Pierce adding another. Multiple substitutions noted to rest players.

Indiana Normal Bolivar Academy Ed. Wood Indiana Bolivard Lelb Badia McLain W. Smith Henderson Gibson Grubbs Henderson Sete L. Smith Doran Douglass Robinson Sexton Galley Camp W. Smith Elkin Hasinger Cattaline Felgeér Zener Coulter Hosack Pierce Swan Long McLaip D. Smith

School Property Settlement Divides Assets in Local Dispute

Jackson township Cambria county and the new borough of Vintondale reached an amicable agreement over school property. The borough keeps property for its district, the township retains the rest. The $2,900 appropriation will be split three quarters to the township and one quarter to Vintondale. Residents of Clymer and Cherry Hill townships had long contended over the matter.

Borough of Vintondale Jackson Township Cambria County Wintondale Clymer Cherry Hill Township

Peer sale success in New Florence as Geary sells for cash

New Florence on September 29 reports Gov Geary presiding over a real and personal property sale that brought 1026 dollars for a house bought ten years ago for 400. Samuel Hill purchased the property in a cash transaction. The Larson sale is scheduled for next Monday, with Geary indicating the Lareon sale will follow.

New Florence J. B. Geary Samuel Hill Larson Geary

For Sale Bay Cob horne and assorted farm items

For sale including bay cob horne stanhopas buggies sleigh harness foot warmer hair mattress unused iron beds springs sewing machine leather couch and rocker reed chairs willow seats gas range good baker and ten adjustable screens. Horse and vehicles viewable at Mogle Hill’s livery barn. Other articles at Ed Sutton’s 226 South Sixth Street. 21-t

Mogle & Hill's Sutton’s South Sixth Strest

Rider heads to Philadelphia for Founders' Week events

Jesse R. Lytle of the Indiana Electric Co sails from Indiana by motor to Philadelphia to attend Founders' Week festivities. The notice also advertises services at Indiana Dye Works, Ping Pong Photos priced at 28 for 250, and mentions Room 25 in Marehall blog.

Jesse R. Lytle Indiana Electric Co Indiana Philadelphia Piper's Marehall

Three Men Jailed After Iselin Shooting Incident

Iselin residents identify jailed suspects Frank Carello and companions A Shirley George Laychase and A Nuse. They were arrested near the Conemaugh Division right of way and jailed for trespassing. Coroner reports Munzio Bottiglione killed by a bullet to the heart. Martino Mucciante remaining hospitalized at Adrian hospital.

Iselin Frank Carello Neal Harria A. Shirley George Laychase A. Nuse Burnes Blairsvile Offcer Burns Conemaugh Mdri Squire Crossman W. D Gates Munzio Bottiglione Cramer Nunzio Artb Martino Mucciante Adrian Hospital

Workers for Veterans Day Committees Named for Indiana Reunion

Business Manager James M Marshall names committees for the Civil and Spanish American War veterans reunion in Indiana on October 17. Citizens chair Walter B. Jackson with A Cunningham A Moorhead E B Campbell and S J Telford. Finance chaired by James A Crossman with James McGregor H Wallace Thomas J Blair Sutton andHarry White Jr treasurer. Publicity chaired by Franklin Sansom with Frank Lichteberger Adam P Lowry Ralph Moorhead and Arthur W Wilson. Young Men's chaired by Richard W Watson with Francis M Smith James Taylor Edward Swan Lisle Myers. Music chaired by Capt C C McLain with Ira A Myers Malcolm Mahaffey Meade Marshall and W R Calhoun.

James M. Marshall Ban Indiana Walter B. Jackson A. §. Cunningham A. T. Moorhead Campbell Fon S. J. Telford James A. Crossman James McGregor H. Wallace Thomas J. Blair Sutton Harry White, Jr Franklin Sansom

Hunters Opening Season in Indiana County

Greensburg Tribune notes the 1908 hunting season opens next Thursday morning with game legal from October 1. A party led by Harry F. Thomas including Chas Whart and others will start the bird season in Indiana County, targeting ruffed grouse pheasant woodcock and rabbit open season.

Harry F. Thomas Chas, Whart Indiana County Greensburg Tribune

New Doctor Opens Practice in Jacksonville

Dr. G. Harmon, formerly of Van derprift, will open an office in Jacksonville this week. He will occupy R. H. Cunningham's property. Harmon is a University of Kentucky graduate class of 1906 and has two years of hospital work experience.

G. Harmon Vanderprift Jacksonville R. H. Cunningham Harmon University of Kentucky

Scarlet fever cases rise prompting Homer City school closure

Two new scarlet fever cases developed in Homer City on Monday bringing total to seven. Schools were closed on Friday for fumigation of six rooms and reopened on Monday under health officer guidance.

Homer City Fumigata

Special Announcement From The Bon Ton Indiana

A special notice from The Bon Ton promises an extraordinary forthcoming event aimed at benefiting every woman in Indiana with details to be disclosed soon.

Indiana The Bon Ton

Pouch Bros Merchant Tailors Advertise Made to Order

Pouch Bros merchant tailors offer ladies and gentlemen suiting made to order with cleaning pressing and repair services for ladies and gents garments, promising prompt neat work.

Alga

It Always Satisfies It Satisfies Cook and Baker

Learn's Superlative Flour promotes cooking and baking needs with a promise of quality. Indiana Dye Works appears in the text along with a call to bring old garments for transformation. The fragment hints at a local ad or notice for misuse of outdated items.

Indiana Visitors and Local Socials Spread Across Johnstown

A parade of names marks a social ledger as residents and visitors travel between MeKnesport Normal Pittsburg and nearby towns. Notables include H B Heylman from MeKnesport visiting Nellie Marker in Johnstown and AR M Stewart a Jacksonville merchant in Indiana, with many other arrivals and departures noted in Sharpesburg Pittsburg and Blairsville. Local officials like Lew Neal and L J Limbacher join teaching and postmaster duties while residents undertake vacations, visits, and business trips across the region.

Changes in Indiana Businesses on April First

Several moves shake Indiana commerce as April 1 approaches. Robert M. Smith sells his Philadelphia street storeroom lease to Morris L. Teraci for an agent’s furnishing estate. Kramer and Ruttenberg plan to relocate Fashion to the James Mitchell building with new front and interior work. George Plotzer may relocate within town if required. A relative of Ruttenberg plans a vaudeville theatre in the former Fashion space, with a 90 foot addition for size and purpose.

Indiana Robert M. Smith Philadelphia Morris L. Teraci Mr. Smith Kramer & Rutterberg James Mitchell

Drought breaks as Monday rains ease long Pennsylvania drought

Local showers on Monday mark the first meaningful rain since August, easing forest fires but not fully relieving the water famine in Johnstown and nearby cities. Water reserves held, with Gompera hill three feet below spill and Twolick well supplied. frost may follow as predicted in the Ohio Valley. Prof Brooke to return for Indiana Dancing School season with opening night October 29 in Library Hall. former pupils invited, private classes only.

Pennsylvania Johnstown Gompera Hill Twolick Indiana Brooke United States Losors Library Hall Brooks Dancing Masters’ Association Brooka

Davis Family Leaves Alabama for Armistop Visit

McClain Davis and his daughter Miss Laura Davis of South Seventh Street depart Monday evening to stay with Rev. Samuel Davis in Armistop Alabama for several months. Miss Maria Davis has returned to Pittsburg to serve as matron of Allegheny General Hospital.

McClain Davis Laura Davis South Seventh Street Armistop Ala Samuel Davis Maria Davis Pittsburg Allegheny General Hospital

Mariana Bank Applies for Charter in Barne Era and Minera

An application has been filed in Her Meburg for a charter of the Barne era and Minera Bank with a capital of $60,000. Robert George, formerly of Blairsville, is named as a director and the treasurer is Philip Reithmiller, formerly of thig.

Meburg Barneera and Minera Bank Robert. George Blairsville Philip Reithmiller Thig Place

Bon fon Ping Pouga Thirty for 25 cents ad

An Indiana newspaper tease promotes a women’s interest item with “Bon fon Ping Pouga” and a bargain offer for thirty for 25 cents at Gam Gigs located at No 12 Carpenter avenue.

Carpenter Avenue

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