Memorial Day Plans Across County Honor Nation's Dead
Memorial Day observances will be held Wednesday May 30 with services at the Court House and cemetery ceremonies. Indiana Post No 28 G A R issues orders for assemblies, marches to mark graves, and public participation, with committees handling music flowers grave marking and decorating.
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Indiana Post
G. A. Roy
Howers
Court House
J. N. Banks
Harry White
George W. Wheeler
John H. Hill
Elliott M. Lydick
Memorial Day Observances by Local G A R Posts
William Conner Post No 40 Cherrytree and Windley Patch Post Blairsville plan Memorial Day events with grave decorations at multiple cemeteries, ceremonies at Hast Ridge and in churches, and a Memorial sermon by Rev George S Holmes. Readies include diverse assignments for grave decoration and Sunday services led by local pastors.
Casey at the Bat Recalled In Melodic Parody
A rocky Mudville scene depicts Casey at the bat amid a famed poem parody. Casey advances amid taunting crowds and a tense strike sequence before ending with Casey striking out and the crowd in subdued silence.
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Mudville
Casey
Memorial Day Observances At Marion Center Post
Memorial Day events will honor members of William Armstrong G A R Post with cemetery decorations at 10 o clock and a program including music recitations and addresses by Elder Peel er and D H Tomb. Rev G W MeIntyre of Dayton will speak in the afternoon and the annual memorial sermon is set for the previous Sunday at 11 o clock. The Post invites the Women s Relief Corps Woodmen Odd Fellows and Sabbath schools to attend both services.
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William Conner Post
Cherrytree
Hast Ridge
Sons of Veterans
Baptist Church
Westover
J. Stahl
R. Vanetta
J. Lallaman
A. D. McCardell
John Whitedhead
W. Westover
Thomas Beringer
W. Ruggles
Samuel Lumer
W. T. Stiffler
Pleasant Hill
A. m
G. W. Gooderham
D. H. Rafesnyder
Ada Keirn
J. B. Stahl
Adam Bowers
George Myers
Billings
Burnside
J. Stouffer
A. N. Lovelace
Dr. G. Prowell
J. Dotey
J. A. Magee
John Beringer
Fred Fullex
Thomas Mitchell
Sharp Wright
Henry Barkey
Cyrus Michaels
Miias Ruftner
Rowley
Fairview
Montgomery
East Mahoning
Robert Conner
George Stewart
T. Smiles
Colgan
G. Spicher
H. H. Ruffner
Samuel Kerr
J. J. Sebring
Conrad
Thomas Kerr
D. M. Ruffner
John Kerr
David Aice
William Witzgerald
R. McKnight
John Barnsworth
W. Barber
Amos Prowell
A. ©. Rankin
Brilharls
M—S. McDonald
H. B. Hawes
H. Shankle
Phil, Stiller
H. B.hawes
Langham
Edward King
W. M. Dunkel
J. I. Harkness
Rev
A.B. Bay
William Armstrong G. A. BR
Peeljer
D. H. Tomb
G. W. MeIntyré
Dayton
G. A. R. Post
Marion Center
Presbyterian Church
J. N. McCoy
Post
Women's Relief Corps
Woodmen
Odd Fellows
Sabbbath
A Soldier's Prayer Now I Say Me
An unidentified Civil War soldier’s knapsack fragment contains the lullaby prayer Now I lay me down to sleep. The verses describe night camp, stars, distant foe, and a speaker’s plea to Jesus to guard his soul as he envisions his mother and a distant Savior amid the lonely mountain brake. The text ends with an echoed prayer and a note of authorship uncertainty.
Wedding Anniversary and Birthday Event Near Seward
In Saltsburg Mrs. A. I. Boll celebrated her 4th wedding anniversary with the Saltsburg WGC I A and Mrs Bell's Sunday school pupils as guests. A supper followed and cut glass pieces were presented to Mrs. Bell. A 50th birthday party for J. H. Shearer brought about 40 friends to his Seward area home. Gifts for Mr. and Mrs. Shearer and others were exchanged after lunch. Tomato plants and other vegetables were offered by Della Hiner at 980 Chestnut Street.
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Saltsbure
Seward
Rey
A. ‘I. Boll
Saltsburg
True bill returned in mail theft case at Pittsburg
A true bill was returned in United States Court at Pittsburg against Oscar Lydie for stealing 190 dollars from a letter to the postmaster of Johnstown. The terse notice places Lydie as the accused mail carrier operating between Indiana and Grant, amid a concise classified section listing machinery and sale notices.
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United States
Pittsburg
Oscar Lydie
Indiana
Grant
Johnstown
Newsboy Hero Dick Guards Burglar In Howe Film
A Library Hall program recounts the life of a New York newsboy in Lyman Howe’s corama. The tale tracks his street struggles and ascent to helper, ending with him stopping burglars and earning reward with papers. Reserved seats 50 cents, general 25, children 24 cents.
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Newa-loy
New York
Lyman I
Howe
Library Hall
Enttiferdt
New York News
Mounding Asylum
Centra
Hirth Avenue
Stowthy
Buarglis
Appa
Weddings Of A Week Mrs Johnston Blairsville Dies
Mrs Gi J Johnston of Blairsville died on Wednesday after a wedding week’s events. Survived by husband and children Mary Laird Laura Bosley Carrie Patlison Edna Weimer Charles Johnston Frank Johnston. Interment Blairsville Friday. Margaret Wakefield Brussvalley township died April 9 after brief illness aged eight. Lifelong M E Church member. Interment Grushvalley.
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Gi. J. Johnston
G. H. Johnston
Blairsville
Hex
Mary J. Laird
Laura 3. Bosley
Me~ Kheesporth
Carrie G. Patlison
New Kensington
Edna VY. Weimer
Vandergrift
Charles W. Johnston
New York City
Frank P. Johnston
Margareet Wakefield
Margaret Wakefield
Brussvalley Township
M. E. Church
Grushvalley
Weddings of a Whiexe Brown Stewart Stewart and Decker Couples
William Brown Jr of Horatio and Debora Stewart of Marion Center wed in Punxsutawney on May 3. Calvin W McCoy and Zella Decker of Cockport married at the M I church par sonage by Rev George Holmes.
Executor's Notice for Penrod Estate in Went Wheatfield Township
John WT Hin, attorney, presents letters of administration with will annexed for the estate of Penrod, late of Went Wheatfield township, in Didiant county, Pas. All debts should be paid to ISAAC MAKON, executor, and all claims must be made known by May 1, 1908.
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Penrod
Wheatfield Township
Didiant County
Pas
Isaac Makon
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