Barnett Declines the Honor for Tenth Pennsylvania
Lieutenant Colonel James Be. Banner transmits Governor Stone a letter declining promotion to colonel of the Tenth Pennsylvania Volunteers after Colonel Hawkins death. Banner honors Hawkins's twenty year leadership, requesting the colonelcy remain vacant in his memory and crediting the regiment as a whole for the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers
San Francisco
Stone
Col. Barnett
Hawkins
Gov. Stones
Lir
Tenth Pennsylvania
Col. Hawking
Malolos
Pacific
Alexander L. Hawkins
United States
Tenth Pennsylvania United States Volunteers
James BE. Banner
Tenth Pennsylvania Infantry
United States Volunteers
Community notices and church events in Salem area
Early tax advice followed by a Salem M P church lawn fete next Wednesday evening to benefit the church. St ere o p t i c on and prophaphone program at Twoliek Bap tist church near Dixonville Tuesday night. Rev H C Saum to preach at Gipsy Sunday morning at 10 45 and 8 00 evening with 3 00 Sunday sermon at Pine Vale. Rev D M Kinter to preach Real Life and Light on the Cloud on Lord's Day. Indiana Baptist Association Women Missionary Society annual meeting August 22 at 2 pm with delegates to report for entertainment. H N Jones and Frances M M Schuyter to address. Grain-O beverage ad touts health benefits and family use. Job printing and newspaper composition positions available at the Process office for qualified applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem M. P
Twoliek
Dixonville
H. C. Saum
Gipsy
Pine Vale
D. M. Kinter
Women’s Missionary Society
The
Indiana Baptist Association
Birs
H. N. Jones
Frances MM. Schuyter
Foreign and
Homework
Indiana Visiting Notables Mark Busy Social Notes
Miss Alice Moore of Saltsburg and many others travel to or host visits across Indiana areas. The item lists dozens of individuals from Saltsburg to Blairsville, St. Louis, Chicago, Pittsburg, and Philadelphia street, detailing extended networks of friends, relatives, and former neighbors visiting on weekends and throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Moore
Saltsbury
Indiana
Nellie Ellis
Church Street
Latrobe
Linda Detwiler
Blairsville
Helen White
Annie Sutton
Altoona
Robert Fenton
Marion, C
Mary McKnight
Chicago
Isaac Tiger
Canoe Township
John Edwards and Son
Dixonville
Bertha Lewis
Norris Myers
Pittsburg
Hallie Orner
DuBois
John Daugherty
W. Shaw
Greensburg
H. B. Hawes
Cherrytree
Vernie Thompson
Blairaville
Grace White
Washington, Pa
Rickabaugh
Lonnie Prothero
North Ninth Street
A. O. Cravener
St. Louis
H. Q. Graham
June Pattison
Penn Ran
F. T. Empfield
Philadelphia
Olive
Nell Livingston
Third Ward
Saiteburg
W. BR. Loughry
Pitteburg
Harry Smith
Hillsboro
A. Smith
Town
Richard Watson
Chestnut Street
Hillside
Ralph Barnet
Mary Lowman
Johnstown
Mary
Margaret Lackard
J. A. Gordon
Cabin Hill
H. Graham
J. M. Knowlton
Philadelphia Street
Tarentuim
W. M. Mahan
Robert Watson
Albert L. Bell
Akron
Chambersville
Eva Moorhead
A. T. Moorhead
H. T. Jamison
East End
J. A. Frick
Washington Street
W. 8. Watson
Allegheny City
Twelfth Ward
Wallace Krebbs
Judge Krebbs
Clearfield
Mae Clements
Otto Koenig
New York City
Sarah Potter
D.H. Rowe and Children
Hayne Township
James Chapman
Georgeville
Kansas
Electa McCrea
Oceola
J. C. Moorhead
School Street
Joseph Wagner
New Florence
May Hutchison
Armagh
Belmar
N. J
Wm. Sweeny
Carrie
M. M. Davis
George Wilkinson
Delos Hetrick
John Ashton
Wilkinsburg
Findley Carney
White Township
Esther Cunningham
Apollo
Annie Guist
Dodson
E. C. Jobe
Waterstreet
J. C. Peterman
George Rugh
Cedar Rapids
Mabel
J. M. Watt
East Philadelphia
Gertrude Gray
A. L. Gilbert
Wayne Avenue
C. Trainer
Edinburg
Clarion County
C. G. Moore
W.8
Trainer
West Philadelphia
Bennet Wyncoop
Cherryhill Township
Westmoreland County
Picnic and Reunion at the Allegheny and Western Bridge
A village picnic and reunion near the Allegheny and Western railroad bridge over Little Mahoning Creek drew many locals. The 1,100 foot bridge stands 160 feet above the creek as trains are soon to run. A long poem by Rev. Streamer accompanied the event, praising friendship, heritage, and faith, with reminiscences of families, schools, and early regional life.
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Allegheny & Western Railroad
Little Mahoning Creek
Progress
Rev. Streamer
Colemans
Sisteler
Stears
Dodsans
Irwins
Drummonds
Marshalls
Goods
Carr and Black
Crissmans and Winegrove
True
Tarael Thomas
Shiffers
Elkins Strong
Travises
Becks
Condrans
Squire Lowe
Liases
Chen Doctor Sims
Ritchies
Davises
Jacob Lukehart
Score
Hindman
Coleman
Jesus
Smicksburg hosts visitors as Indiana county events loom
Smicksburg greets many visitors from Indiana and beyond including Mrs. Bikin and Mr. Good at Niagara Falls and locals hosting corn parties and district gatherings. Plans unfold for a coal land sale before snow, a new bridge inspection prompts potential reconstruction, and a push for a Good Mills station to boost shipping and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smickesburg
D. D. Good
Niagara Falls
Bikin
Indiana
Smicksburg
Adam Black
Magdaline Stear
Pittsburg
Adan Black
David
Indiana County Christian Endeavor Union
Little Mahoning
Lewis
Department
Tessa Marshall
Sarah Streamer
Cribbs
Margaret Lowry
Near Town
Weston
Smickeburg
M. H. Henry
C. F. Murray
Big Mahoning
D. C. Ritchey
Vandergrift
Aaron Lakehart
Perrysville
Charles Neal
Punxzsutawney
J. A. Watter
Good Mills
Allegheny & Western
How To Gain Flesh Methods and Claims for Emulsion Gains
The text discusses gaining weight by taking Scott's Emulsion, noting people have reportedly gained a pound daily from one ounce. It suggests the emulsion stimulates digestion so the body can absorb ordinary food, enabling weight gain and health restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Local Markets and Grain Prices Featured
A market note lists flour sacks for winter and spring, wheat old and rewheat, corn and oats per bushel, and bran per ton. A belt buckle was lost on the road between Indiana and Plumville, with a reward offered at White's restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Plumville
White's
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Tarentum
Parker
Butler
Clarion
Washington
Mercer
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Carrolltown
Dayton
Barnett
Church News
Nellie
Sadie Mahaffey
J. F. Alcorn
Jennie
Revenna, O
Leslie Hazlett
Nellie Craig
T. H. Craig
Marion Center
Greenfield
Mary M. Stewart
New Wilmington
George R. Stewart
Thomas Lowman
J. W. Rhodes
Thomas Griffith
Griffith
William A. Simpson
Simpson
Europe
Germany
Myrtle Harbison
May Harbigan
J. Day Brownlee
Prosperty
Washington County
Brownlee
Old Homestead
Loonie Prothero
Hastings
Burnside
Gettysburg
Glen Campbell
Smithport
Ney
George
John Fenton
James Fenton
W. B. Barr
First United Presbyterian Church
Hoboken
James Anderson
North Eighth Street
Barr
M. S. Telford
Homer City
Crete
J. R Stumpf
Antietam
Mary Rice
New York State
Rice
Ralph
California
Charles McComish
T. E. Hildebrand’s
W. L. Moore's
M. G. Miller’s
Legal Correspondence
Scott’s
Scott & Bowne
New York
Loughry’s
Lansdownes
Homer-Spuns
Erc
W. R. Loughry & CO
A. C. Cravener
Ninth
Philadelphia St
Indiana, PA
Wallace Dry Goods Company
J.C. Wallace & Son
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