Official camp order selects local provost guard duty
Gen Willis J Hulinga issues the encampment order for the Second Brigade National Guard to be held near here July 22 to 29. Co F Tenth Regiment is chosen as provost guard for July 19 to 21. Battery B Troop F Sheridan Troop and Co A Signal Corps join the Second Brigade Infantry. Camp opens July 22 at 6:00 AM. Cap C C McLain named provost marshal.
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National Guard
Willis J. Hulinga
Oi City
Sheridan
Signal Corps
Tenth Regiment
C. C. McLain
Bentwood Visit Reveals Mrs Ashley’s Social Clash
In Bentwood, Mrs. Ashley visits Miss Gordon after a planned reconciliation with Mr. Thompkins and his fiancée, Gordon. Ashley learns their engagement may be in question, sparking tension. Mrs. Ashley confesses no care for either Thompkins or Gordon, yet seeks to amend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ashby
Miss Gordon
Bentwood
George Thompkins
Mrs. Ashley
Mr. Ashley
Thompkins
Mr. Thompkins
Ashley
Thomphina
Gense
Crow's Raid on Golf Ball At Nivelle Links
A golf match near Jean de Luz in the Pyrenees saw two crows steal a ball on the second green as players neared the hole. One crow dropped it by a neighboring tree after the ace fled, and the pro, yards away, did not witness the final recovery. The incident was toasted as a near loss of the ball with a speculative note on what could have happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow
Jean de Luz
Pyrenees
David ‘Macott
M. Carlos de Candamo
Nivelle Links
Mr. Acott
Ace
Bird
Mach
Central Pennsylvan ia Methodists Set Aug 3 Day
A regional Methodist gathering in central Pennsylvania including Altoona district Central Pennsylvania conference and Pittsburgh district Blacksville district is planned for August 3 1801. Rev C J Mead Dr Robert Bagnell and Dr A B Leonard address the day with music by Williams and Boggs. Dinner refreshments and meetings are scheduled across Walnut Avenue Chestnut Avenue and Lake Congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Dite ‘Tate
B.C. Consner
U. PD. Williams
Joanie
J. La.aecobs
First Shareli
C. J. Mead
First Methodist Miscopal Church
Baltimore
Mead
A. B. Leonard
D. D
New York City
Board of Foreign Missions
T. D. Williams
Juniata
George F. Boggs
Hollidaysburg
Walnut Avenue
Epworth League
Chestnut Avenue
Reduction in Insurance Rates for National Cable Barn Coverage
On April 10 1907 the Mutual Fire Insurance Association of Gerry Pa entered a contract with National Cable Mfg Co of Niles Mich to grant special insurance rates for policy holders buying National Cable The association has granted and will continue to grant a reduction of nearly 29 percent on premium notes to all who use this protection on their barns both now and in the future
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Fire Insurance Assoration
Gerry
National Cable & Mfg. Co
Niles, Mich
National Cable
Woman sleeps out all night after cemetery visit
Mrs. M. Mosher of Rochester New York spent Wednesday evening visiting Greenwood cemetery to place flowers on a grave. After dark she wandered, became disoriented, returned to the cemetery and slept there until found by J. M. Hileman early Thursday. A search party scoured the area through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mosher
Rochester
N. Y
W. van Dusen
Charles van Dusen
van Duser
J. M. Hileman
Counterfeit $10 and $20 Notes Ring Western Pa Circulation
Counterfeit $10 and $20 gold certificate reproductions circulate in Western Pennsylvania. The $10 note from 1901 with check letter D bears Vernon and Treat signatures and Lew is and Clark imagery. The $20 note with check letter A also carries Vernon and Treat and Washington likeness. Banks alerted to detect band paper and ink-line substitutions. In Jefferson county, six year old George McAfoos loses left hand accidentally when his brother Howard swings an axe during a woodsmen game on June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
Pennsylvania
W. T. Vernon
Register of the Treasury
Charles H. Treat
United States
Lewis and Clark
Vernon and Treat
George Washingtn
George
William McAfoos
Coder
Jefferson County
Howard
W. H. McAfoos
Marjon Center
Two Headed Chick Attracts Local Attention In Rossiter
A recently hatched chick in Rossiter, named in local chatter as having two heads and four wings, has become a healthy, living oddity. A miscellaneous shower was held Wednesday for Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thompson of Rossiter, hosted by friends to celebrate the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yen Celraelme
Jacob Mock
Utal Tonr
Rossiter
Andrew Thompson
Alumber
May Consolidate Churches in Richmond Move toward union
In Richmond two small congregations the Presbyterian and United Presbyterian plan to consolidate into a single church. A decision on denomination will be by lot and one current worship house would be used for the merged congregation, aiming for mutual benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Presbyterian
United Presbyterian
United Brethren
Methodist Episcopal
Baptist
Presbyterians
United Presbyterians
Mining Institute Holds Good Convention Here
The Coal Mining Institute of America held a summer meeting in Indiana on Wednesday and Thursday. About 200 members attended, with timely discussions and warm hospitality from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mining Institute
Coal Mining Institute of America
Indiana
Daddy's Bedtime Story With Mrs Bobolink Surprise
A father tells children a tale of a clever bobolink rescued by a British traveler on crutches. The bird learns to whistle God Save the Queen, and a return visit to the same room yields four bobolinks singing the same tune. The kids confess embarrassment at the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Daddy
Evelyn
England
Bobolink
Aaid Jack
Womanly Wisdom for Home Repairs and Kitchen Tips
A set of domestic hints covering cleaning tricks, preservation tips, and simple fixes. Includes using rice to prevent salt clumps, cooling boiled meats for easy skin removal, and makeshift glues from rice. Offers practical, era-appropriate advice for everyday household tasks and small repairs.
Missionary Miss Anna Hamilton to Speak in Two Churches
Miss Anna Hamilton of Blairsville who spent seven years in India mission fields spoke at the Second United Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning and will address the First United Presbyterian Church this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hamilton
Blairsville
India
Second United Presbyterian Church
First United Presbyterian Church
Alumni in the Protes sions meeting closes at Diders Ridge
The article describes a Presbyterian church gathering at Diders Ridge led by Rev D J H Hepler with an address by Rev Hugh Glyen of New Castle on Alumni in the Proverbsions. It mentions an original song Hidera Ridge by Frank Hwing, a choir directed by Mrs Smith, and a community fruitless festival including a grave service at Smith's grave. It provides details on Hiters Ridge Academy facilities Donaldson Hall Girls Dormitory Gymnasium and curriculum terms and term lengths as well as the academy's opening date and anticipated attendance. It lists marriage licenses including Wilmer M Irwin Dorothy F Laughlin Earl H Gates Mae Fleming Roger K McGee Helen S Cunningham George Sutton Hortons Domer Bishop Bell White Wm BE Altimus Sarah Wakefield W Wheatfield BE G Nelson Nellie Burgan Nellie Pearl Hamilton Harry G Watterson Wilda Pearl Shetler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nity
D. J H. Hepler
Presbyteria i Church
Diders Ridge
Hugh
Glyen
New Castle
Hidera Ridge
Frank Hwing
Robert Hwing
Agiris
C. V. Smith
Wilmer M. Irwin
Penfield
Dorothy F. Laughlin
Marion
Earl H. Gates
Majestic
Mae Fleming
Rayne Two
Roger K. McGee
Pittsburg
Helen 5
Cunningham
Indlang
George Sutton
Hortona
Sarah M. Gessta
Hortons Domer Bishop
vRogister Bell White
Canoe Two
Altimus
Bolivar Sarah J. Wakefield W. Wheatfield
G. Nelson
Hmoetgh
Nellie F. Burgan
Cherry Tree I
Jay Dilty
Grant
Nellie Pearl Hamilton
Marion Center
Harry G. Watterson Kittanniag
Wilda Pearl Shetler
Plum Creek
New Law Demands Removal of Breakers from Roads
A bill by Representative T. S. North of Jefferson County and signed by Gov Tener orders removal of surface drains from public roads and mandates substitution of culverts in wood stone or cement. A June 27 blast at West Penn Powder Co. punch house near Tunnelton wrecked the building and caused about 1500 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S
Jefferson County
Tener
West Penn Powder Co
Tunnelton
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Emesi
Whompkins
Methodists
Lakemont Park
Pp. R. R
Pennsylvania Railroad
H. H. Houk and
Walter Knapp
Purchase, Line
Rhi Re
WNL
Sones
H. Green
Wands
Buster Brown
The
Cunningham Company
Progressive Store
Penne
Carpenter Avenue
Lake Herzing
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