Fourth of July plans and local notices in Indiana county
Indiana county reads of a Cherrytree Fourth of July celebration, local ads, school events, visits, and community notes. Mentions James Clark of Pittsburg visiting relatives, Mrs. Moorheaa Coleman to Johnstown, Model School closing, and various parish, school, and business updates amid a flood of public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clark
Pittsburg
Moorheaa Coleman
Johnstown
Clements Aul
Blacklick Township
Hopsie Miller
West Indiana
Plumville
Richard W. Smith
Grove Chapel
J. M. Adair
McAlevy's
Conemaugh
Kernville
Smith's
Thomas White
Princeton
Indiana County
Smith’s
J. G. Walker & Son
Bowman
Butler, Pa
Fleming
Church Street
Local notes on town life and Johnstown flood sights
Local correspondence details town activity amid preparations for the Fourth of July, visits by strangers, flood recovery in Johnstown, gas line work, and several local deaths and relocations. It notes the river drift, bridge removal efforts, and a fatal accident at Hackensack river involving two young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Horner
Johnstown
Louisiana
Peniff
Brunett
Greensburg
Miller's Drug Store
West Penn Railroad
Long Hollow
Pack Baddle
East Tunnel
Wagoner accused of theft over river watch controversy
The Pittsburg Gazette and Greensburg papers report John W. Wagoner of Heshbon charged with taking a gold watch found on a woman washed from the river near Nineveh. Supported by West Wheatfield neighbors he was released after handing over the watch. An obituary notes the death of George Snyder, long railroad employee, in his sixty year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Hood
Greensburg
Hood
T. C. Hood
Church Street
Jeannette
Tawns City
Mich
Fred Moorhead
John Rhodes
Blairaville
J. A. Bell
Thomas Lowman
Robert Walker
Janes R. Bell
Rhodes
the Messenger
Samuel A. Smith
Frank M. Smith
Indiana Times
Indiana
Henry T. Barnes
J. F. Barnes
John C. Barnes
A. Barnes
Pleasantville
Hackensack River
New York City
John
Henry
Pittsburg
John W. Wagoner
Heshbon
Nineveh
Jas. Campbell
West Wheatfield
Bates
Squire Dripps
Wagoner
Drzp
George Snyder
Snyder
Bosa
Richey
Our Business Men Do Not Publish Paper Next Week
Advertisements tout discounts and goods across multiple stores. Mentions summer lawns at 5c, wool purchases, cabinets, roofing, lace curtains, ribbons, quilts, hats, silk window displays, plow shoes, ginghams, glassware, and ranges. Several stores named: Marshall & Kline's, Wilson & Son, A. T. Taylor, Red Front, W. M. Cunningham's, Lydick's, Bee Marshall & Kline's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson & Son
Smith's
A. T. Taylor's
Marshall & Kline's
Smith
Marshall & Kline
Wilson & Ben’s
Lydick’s
Penn Run
A. T. Taylor’s
W. M. Cunningham's
Wilson & Son's
A. T. Taylor
Indiana Normal Commencement Week Programme Highlights
The Indiana Normal schedule lists a Baccalaureate sermon by Rev J B McMichael on June 30 at 7 45 p m The Commencement Concert is set for July 2 at 8 p m Alumni meeting on July 3 at 10 a m Class Day exercises at 2 p m and Commencement on July 4 at 10 a m The obituary items note Vera Bray aged 13 months and Dave Vormenly aged 68 with dates given in fragmentary form
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Sansom
Brookville
W. L. Sansom
Indiana
Pennsylvania
A. H. Apple
Hanover
Wise
Owens
United Presbyterian Church
Brownlee
West
T. C. Ramey
Fort Collins
Col
John. Traby
Homer City
The
Indiana Normal
J. B. McMichael
Monmouth
Claas
Vera Bray
Dr. J
Mavar Ween
Dave (Mtolky Barnes Vormenly
Indians, Pa
Lewis Is
Hay
William A. Metz
Tillic
Fresh Goods, Silks, and Domestic Lines at Low Prices
BW Advee Fresh Supply advertises latest styles and reduced prices from Philadelphia and New York markets. It touts Muslins, Toweling, Ginghams, Tickings, Table Linens, Calicoes, and a 4-4 unbleached muslin at 5 cents a yard, 4-cent toweling, 4-cent apron gingham, 15-cent all linen table linen, colored shirtings at 6 pence, and new tickings in bright colors, urging customers to inspect the selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana Progress
the News
Dayton
Normal Chapel
G. T. Jones
Hayes
Fremont
Ohio
Green Township
M. T. Greele
Star
Jane
Polly
Star Meat Market
CU. W. Speedy
New Derry
D.C. Brown
White Township
McCoy
Ralston
J Day Brownlee
This Place
Harvester
Weat Wheatfield
J. Stewart Thompson
McMichael
Normal School
Jane E. Leonard
Main &J., Rolling Mills
Fatal Bridge
Linus M. Lewis
Canoe Township
J. B. Mayer
Arch Street
West Indiana Fire Company
John Fulton
Wm Klingensmith
Kiskiminetas School
Adriance
Pratt & Co
Eureka Holler Mille
W. D. Anthony
Martha Sheridan
Sheridan Station
Greenville
Decker's Point
J T. Gallagher
Pennsyvania State Teachers’ Association
Opera House
Altooma
Anne Klingensmith
Wm. Klingensmith
Madison
Dakota
Alex Hart
W. B. Hildebrand
Hart
Republican County Committee
J. N. Langham
Enq
Messrs
G. J. Feit
G. C. Thompson
Gaskell Literary Club
F. Speedy
Sheridan
Sheridan’s
Speedy
Fred Wegley
Eureka Mills
M. E
Boliver
Mr. Thompson
George Marshalls
Philiparshall
William
Luke Place
Blacklick
Reuben George
John Bell
Mra. Holmes
Allegheny
John Gaffney
Wm. Dixon
Cokeville
Jacob Gerhart
Abers
South Fork
Bunnie
Blairsville
Presbyterian Church
John Bonner
Main Street
Thos. Adama
Bairdstown
Milt G. Miller
Commer
Main
Spring Streets
F. H. Zimmers
Robert Jellison
Looge
Marshall & Kline’s
Josiah Lydick’s
Peon Run
S. Bee Marshall & Kline
Philadelphia City
Wilson's
Sons of Veteran
Gent
Our Shoe Department
Gov. Feder
W. M. Cunningham
Reaper Tobacco
Marshall & Kiine
V. M
Osborne
M. B. Kure
Dr Suma & Se
Indians
Pon's
Roran Baxiea Powdee Co
Wall Street N.Y
Cunningham
J. T. Boucher
Pitcher’s
Ohn F. Steetle
Stewart
First Street
Wegley & Johnston
Weel
Conninghem’s
Cead Lt
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