Loughry's stores boast a vast summer stock
Loughry's advertises umbrellas, shoes, underwear, dress goods, and a wide range of garments for men, women, and children. It highlights new arrivals, special shoe bargains, and a promise of goods suited to every locality, with mention of local shoppers and visiting notables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Clark
Philadelphia
Prof. Fair
Kiskiminetas School
Morrow
Seanor
Loughry
Mies Mare Bleck
Pittsburg
Loughry’s
L. M. Clark’s
Cherrytree
Death of Miss Sue Rice in local circle noted
Miss Sue Rice aged 28 died last Thursday of consumption. She had lived for years with Adam Wissel and was well known and greatly missed in her circle of friends. The notice marks a second death in the same eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Rice
Adam Wissel
Miss Rice
Poti Maria Me
Amateur Sports Shoots Down Courtesy in Indiana Grounds
In a critique of local amateur baseball, the article laments a decline in fair play and respect. It cites harsher coaching, hostile crowds, and insulting behavior toward visiting teams, including players from Johnstown on Decoration Day, noting a rift between tradition and modern competition. The piece asks if Indiana towns have become hard places for visitors to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Johnstown
Indiana
Sixteenth Anniversary of the Erodelphian Society at Normal
The sixteenth anniversary program of the Erodelphian Literary Society at Indiana Normal School was held in the Normal chapel last Friday evening. The event featured orchestral selections, several solo and whistling performances, a short president’s address by Allen B. Angney, recitations by Letitia Cullers and Carrie Wetherell, and readings from the Erodelphian Review by Sara Birkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. O. Barber
Turtle Creek
L. A. Hollister
West Indiana
Samuel Donahue
Dixonville
Indiana
Prof. Boyd
Normal
Erodelphian Society
Joshua Aikens
Carbon
Greensburg
Elders Ridge
Clarksburg
Elder's Ridge
Accre
Woolford
Hetrick Bros
Fapily
Brilhart
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church of
Mechanicsburg
Alfl
Erodelphian Literary Society
Indiana Normal School
Normal Chapel
J. Lisle Apple
Messrs. Apple and
Isengee
Allen B. Angney
Isensee
Letitia Cullers
H. Z. Wilson
Philadelphia
A. Trent
Carrie Wetherell
Sara Birkman
Decoration Day observances honor fallen boys in blue
On Decoration Day a flower strewing and escort greeted Major Montooth at the 11:30 train, then to Commander G W Hood's residence before a Library Hall gathering. The Woman's Relief Corps decorated the hall and sang The Faded Coat of Blue as Major Montooth gave an instructive address. Benediction by Rev J D Brownlee closed the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galla
Montooth
California
J.D. Brownlee
Jesse Long
Samuel Alexander
Messrs. McCune
Palmer
Jackson
Mr. Jenkins
Saltsbury
Brss
Kiski Minetas Beat Indiana In Final Series Game
A Blairsville basketball game Wednesday saw Kiski Minetas lose to Indiana 7 to 5. It was the third and final game of the series, Indiana winning two, Kiski one. The Indiana team brought a special train and their “muckera” along for the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Kiski Minetas
Muckera
Indiana
Kiski
Hasting
Planing Mill
Sutton Bros. & Bel
A New Enterprise Ironing Wagons and Carriages
J A Melesa announces purchase of the ironing department of J B Hilberry’s manufactory behind the American House. He offers to iron wagons coaches carriages and buggies and repair work with experience in western cities. Prices moderate and satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Hilberry
Community notes mix of obits events and travel in Blairsville area
Greensburg visitor Mr Hilary Brounot stays with Dr Klingensmith. Miss Juliana Maher sick with paralysis shows improvement. Epworth League hosts G A R Post reception. Rev Dr Chapman preaches two sermons. Fourth of July plans grow, bi county fair discussed. Mexican War veteran Isaac George recalls Lexington stay. Mrs Harvey dies after fall, funeral draws crowds. Memorial services honor Findley Patch and local soldiers. Indiana tops Kiski minetas 7 to 5 in a baseball match. Wehrle chastises a vandal. warrant issued. Local social events include visits, marriages, barber shop talk, and Decoration Day observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliana Maher
Wm. Maher
East End
Epworth League
Methodist Church
G. A. R. Post
Dr. Chapman
Johnstown
Methodist
Chapman
Blairsville
M. E
Town Hall
Indiana
R. Rutsledge
M. H., Fails
J. B. Carson
Thos, Maher, Jr
D. L. Murray
J. M. Harvey
M. E. Brown
E. H. Harn
John Summers
Derry
Pittsburg
Westmoreland
Isaac George
Beatty
George
Lexington
Westmoreland County
Col. Coulter
Greensburg
Col. Johnston
Kingston
Ligonier Valley
Margaret
Harvey
Fair Managers Secure New Grounds for Indiana Fair
The Agricultural Society board bought 40 acres of Carter farm to expand stables and exhibit buildings. This season’s exhibition stays on the old grounds, to be sold by bid on fair’s third day. Pawnee Bill’s Wild West Show may draw record attendance. new site closer to the courthouse boosts merchant and stock raiser participation. Community support aims to make the Western Pennsylvania exhibit premier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers
the Agricultural Society
Carter Farm
Court House
Agricultural Society
Pennsylvania
Home wedding for Nelson M Thompson's daughter Florence
The wedding of Miss Florence Thompson and Elgie F. Cowan took place at the Thompson home in Apollo with Rev. D. T. Davis officiating. The couple left by train for Pittsburg and Blairsville, return on Saturday. A reception followed hosted by Mrs F W Cowan. guests included Rob Young, Cal Berber, and Hulda Kettering of Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loughry
S. J
Fisher
Plumville
Chas. St.Clair
Pittsburg
Alex McClair
Feather Renovator
Alex Taylor
Jennie McGee
Blacklick
Kissa Johnston
White Township
Johnston
Cen~ Ter Townehip
Shankle
Kittan~ Ing
C. T. Lemon
Mises Lou Brallier
First Street
West End
Pillsburg
Rodgers
Frank Hildebrand
Johnstown
Moodey
Loughry's
Cinderella
Nelson M. Thompson
Apollo
Florence
N. M. Thompson
Elgie F. Cowan
D. T. Davia
M. E. Church
Blairsville
F. W. Cowan
Rob Young
Cal Berber
Hulda Kettering
Mr. Cowan
Mim Linde M. Shields
Natrona
W. J. Allen
Youngstown
Ohio
H. B. Johnees
Annie Stoup
Springfield
Annie McCauley
Leechburg
Reb Tephther
Homer Stoup
Springdale
Reb Tophther
Local League Meeting Scheduled at Court House
The Presidents, Secretaries, Treasurers, and all interested in the Fameam League are urged to attend a meeting at the Court House on Thursday January 11 at 7 o'clock p.m. Reports from leagues will be reviewed, officers for the coming year elected, and other business transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Committee
Court House
D. Kritzer
Dr Shaffer
J. M. Harvey
John Elder
Rayne Township
J. Wood Clark
Jane Il
Eloek
P.m
Odeon
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THE
Indiana Progress
Bee
S. Stunt
A. H. Braughler
Marge Sloan
D. A. Luckhart
Smicksburg
Children’s Jersey
Luther M. Clark
Helen White
Emma Suailoe
Salteburg
J. F. McCoy
Pitieburg
Samuel Shields
Livermore
Harry German
Jeannette
Maple Grove
Clemente
Florence Wilson
Pittsburgh
A. W. Taylor
fSamngel Smith
Black~smith
Nesbits Implement Depot
Mys
Kate Donnelly
L. M. Clark
Hood
G. B. Manners
Gabbeth
Shirley
Utica, N. Y
J. &. Lewis
J.S. Longweil
Lou Jones
One Price
Jos. Horne & Co
Pittieburg
Greenville
Pereca
Gantiat
Mame Fieaalon
Coleman
Alex T. Taylor
Brice Furth
Genony Sheree
Bruce Smith
Irwin Shick
James Shick
Marionville
Forest County
Christy
Wm. Caldwell
Cherrtree
Clark
Indiana County
Greenwool
Aaron Lockard
Greenwood Cemetery
Salvation Oil
Mises Effie Thompson
Emma Nixon
Rugh
Murray Walker
Shadrach
Verner Hollister
Weat Indiana
J. A. Miller
Verner
Patronis
Carney
Simpson
Washington
Sieapeen
J. A. Keener
Braddocks
Keener
Lou
Aaron Ansley
Charles H. Winton
Horace Winton
Allegheny
Miss Lou
Hart
W. S. Daugherty
Conrad Silvis
Descher’s Point
Snyder
Reading Herald
Reading
Heart’s Ease
Turtle Consourme
George W. Hitner
Geore W. Hitner
Jake
Taylorstown
Washington County
H. H. Steving
Miss Sue Rice
J. A. Melesa
U. S. Gov't Report
Hilary Brounot
L. P. Klingensmith
Moorhead
Old Methodist
Findley Patch
Simon
Webbe
Wehrle
Mr. Wehrle
Squire Thompson
Costa
Blacklice
Mies May Fair
Baltsburg
Jessie McGee
Near Town
John Boyer
Mrs. Leech
Mies Roemensteele
Rugh’s
Mattie Weir
Homer
D. A. Palmer
This
Dr. Johnston
D. P. Jackson
Samuel Palmer
J. E. Kelly
Rev. Pershing
Homer City
Graceton
Messrs
Milt Bell
P.C. Campbell
Ortz
Milt Long
Willie Rager
Dr. Klingensmith
Happily United
Cincinnati
Chicago
Imvl
New Henriettas
Iseus
Philadelphia St
J. K. McClorkin
Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Alegheny
Reformed Presbyterian
McClorkin
United States
Supreme Court
Our Republic
McClurkin
Reformed Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian
Farmers’ League
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