Wild West Show Comes to Indiana July 4 at Center Avenue
Miller Brothers 101 Ranch presents Real Wild West with Colonel Zack Miller directing two performances at 2 and 8 PM on July 4 in Indiana. A 10:30 AM two mile street parade opens the day through town. The show features elephants, camels, 600 horses, Indians, cavalry, and stars Jack Hoxie and Ted Bolder in rodeo stunts.
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Miller Brothers
101 Ranch
Zack Miller
Indiana
Center Avenue Circus
101-Ranch
Jack Hoxie
Ted’’ Bilder
Unclear vintage note on housing trends and social quips
A mishmash of observations from Fort Worth and Boston papers jokes about birds inspiring built in houses and caves for sparrows, with quotes about high school grads and a Canadian seeking a blonde wife. It adds a remark on marital harmony and laborers.
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Fort Worth
Telegram
Verdun Ossuaire Memorial Bones Speak Across Time
A stark reminiscence on Verdun describes the Ossuaire near Douaumont where bones of soldiers from both sides lie in labeled boxes. It notes shell scars, the dedication by the American Legion, and the haunting line We are the dead uttered by silent relics.
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Ossuaire
Fort Downmont
American Legion
Pferlors
Impossible to Forget Their Great Sacrifice
Twelve years ago stalwart young Americans died in France defending liberty. Thirty-one years ago they aided a people oppressed by Spain and thirty years earlier brothers fought each other in civil war. Today peace prevails as a South joins the North in tribute to blue and gray. A grateful nation mourns fallen heroes of 98 and those who bled in France. We lay a wreath on a grave and pray for guidance toward amity among nations.
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France
Spain
Kansas City Times
Ideal to Be Sought: World Brotherhood Remembered
The piece honors veterans from 1865 to World War I fields like Flanders and other battlezones. It notes dwindling numbers, marks a new generation of veterans, and urges Carry on as a slogan to preserve the ideals for which they gave their lives, especially world brotherhood.
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Aleep
Flanders
World Brotherhood
Duty of Citizenship Perpetuation Memorial Day Pledge
The passage emphasizes sacred obligations tied to Memorial Day and the enduring duty of citizens to honor the principles and sacrifices upon which the holiday rests, urging adherence to national ideals and remembrance.
French War Heroes Remembered With Rosebush Cross Markers
At each wooden Cross marking a fallen French hero a small rosebush grows symbolizing remembrance. The phrase evokes silent memorials where every grave is tended with a living bloom.
Deaths and funerals in Dayton area and vicinity
Obituaries report H. T. Neigh of Dayton died after an infection from a gunshot wound, age 66, with funeral at home and burial in Dayton cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Glenn McDowell, five, of Robinson. Mrs. William H. Campbell, 73, Blairsville area. Mrs. James Martz, 45, Johnstown, with multiple survivors and funeral arrangements listed for each.
Miss Nellie Ruth Hadden Dies in Pittsburgh Hospital
Miss Nellie Ruth Hadden aged 38 died June 22 in a Pittsburgh hospital. She was daughter of J. W. Hadden of Green township and a member of Hast Union Presbyterian church near Taylorsville. Funeral at her brother B. M. Hadden's Taylorsville home with Rev. Marks. burial in Taylorsville cemetery. Survived by her father and brothers Edson P. and Charles F. Hadden of Denver and Harry K, E. M. and Porter B. Hadden, Green township.
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William ,H. Campbell
William H. Campbell
Burrell’ Township
William Penn Highway
Blairsville
Minnie A.hutchison
Blairaville
United Presbyterian Church
R. H. McClure
Lloyd
Mary
Scott
Riva. Armstrong
Youngstown
J. G
Vandergrift
D. M
South Fork
R. H
Turtle Creek
Cyrus Hutchison
Wilkinsburg
Nellie Ruth Hadden
Pittsburgh
J. W. Hadden
Green Township
Taylorsville
Hast Union Presbyterian Church
M. Hadden
Marks
Taylorsvile
Edson P
Charles F. Hadden
Denver, Colo
Harry K
E. M
Porter
B. Hadden
McMillen Family Mourns Local Deaths in Area
Edward McMillen 35 native of Elderton died Sunday in Presbyterian Hospital Pittsburgh after injury illness. Survived by widow Gladys and daughter Loraine, parents Elmer and wife, plus brothers and sisters. Funeral Thursday at Blatraville with burial in Blatraville Cemetery. Janet L Fulton dies June 24 in Pittsburgh hospital after three months illness. Margaret Medsger, 79, dies at New Florence home. Widow of Rev Joseph Medsger, she leaves children John Mildred Ottie Olive Margaret Benjamin and others.
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Glenn
McDowell Glenn Hdmund -McDowell
John G. McDowell
Robinson
Derver
Hva May
Della
Lena Grace
Blaine
Neva
Emma Jean
Niomi
Mra
A. J. Boyle
Eva McDowell
Lutheran Church
Edward McMillen
Hdward McMillen
Elderton
North Apollo
Presbyterian Hospital
Pittghuugh
Elmer McMillen
Gladys McMillen
Loraine
Clafr
Dawson
Richard
Erie
Knox Long
James Stottlemyer
Apollo
Walter Dick
C. F. Lindberg
Vandergrift
Mildred Webb
Janet L. Fulton
Blattraville
Blatravilla
Homepathic
Charles H. Moore
Blaireville
Arthur Jones
Springfield
Margaret Medsger
West Pairfield
New Florence
Joseph Mediger
John
Mildred
Ottie
New Eagle
Glass
Olive Rummell
Margaret Hill
Seward
Benjamin
Niagara Falls
Thomas I. Henry
Poke Run
Mamont
Thomas St. Henry
Matthew
Amanda Henry
Obituary notices drift through McKeesport area deaths
Obituaries list Marry Grant Kinnan aged 60 dies at daughter’s home in McKeesport and Charles W Jewart aged 64 dies in Washington township. Survivors include widow Sarah Kinnan and multiple children in McKeesport Vandergrift Plumville and Homer City with service at Poke Run church Mamont.
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Grant Kinnan
Harry Grant Kinnan
W. H. Beisner
McKeesport
Greet Township
Joseph
Agnes Gailey Kinnan
Sarah Kinnan
W. H. Belsner
Joseph Martin
Carl Kinnan
Nicholas Glasgow
Vandergrift
Club Boys Held Good Camp at Yellow Creek
Seventy four 4 H Club boys attended a five day camp at Yellow Creek with swimming rope splicing knot tying forest trea and campfire programs. They visited several Indiana county plants and were examined by Drs Rink Burgin and nurses Bottenhorn and Graffius.
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Yellow Creek
Indiana
Reick-McJunkin
Indiana Lumber and Supply
King Leather Goods Manufacturing Co
Indiana Foundry
County Home
Diamond Glasawuare Co
Evening Gazette
Ritz Theatre Week Screenings Show Two Classic Films
The Ritz Theatre presents The Divorcee with Norma Shearer on Wednesday and Thursday July 2-3, followed by The Cuckoo starring Wheeler-Woolley on Friday and Saturday July 4-5.
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Norma Shearer
the Cuckoo
Wheeter-Woolney Ee
Montana Moon
Oan Crawford
Cohens and Kellys
Scotland
Sidney Murray
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Hugh
101 ‘Ranch
REAL
Associated Gas.and Electric Company
Board of Directors
Claes & Stock
O'Keeffe
Italy
Massachusetts
Boston Transcript
Ike
Indiana Motor Company
P. R. R. Sta
N. 8Th Bt
Aegles
Maea Felef
Douaumont
Verdun
Brittany
Dayton
Zillah Neigh
Aldah’ Neigh
Fred Neigh
BH. Hallman
L.F. Porter
Guy Neigh
W. L. Neigh
Athens
Neigh
Union City
James Martz
Johnstown
John Pease
Roy Leech
Conemaugh
Leroy Young
Stewart
Hoyt Martz
Lamont
Frank Pease
This County
Homer Berkstresses
Tine Walters
Charles Pease
Lilly
Earl Brallier
Clyde Warfel
Paul Emerick
Carl Grove
Altoona
Lilldeli
Jatia Bundra Julia
Joseph Bundra
Graceton
Charles W. Jewart
Homer City
Harry Jewart
Plumville
Thomias Jewart
Glassport
Jesse Jewart
Barr Slope
Archia Jewart
Chamberaville
Herbert
Fred
Avery
Glenn Jewart
Lving George
Joseph Jewart
Avery Wheaton
Philadelphia
James Little
Marion Center
John Little
Pomons Grange
Armagh
Indiana County
Gatway
Pomona Grange
Ritz Theatre
Indiana Theatre
Hold Your
Man
Lauraa Plante
Ralph Forbes
Lola
Wilson
Rin Tin Tin
The
BON Ton
Indiana, PA
Old
Citizens Ae Bank of Indiana
Cour
People’s Shoe
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