Lectures by Mrs. Mabel Conklin At Town Churches
A series of lectures by Mrs. Mabel Conklin under YMCA Field Secretary auspices visits town churches this week. She covers topics for men and women including The New Chivalry, Reasons Why Young Men Go Wrong, Wif ehood and Motherhood, That Boy of Yours, How To Be Beautiful, Character Building, What To Tell Our Children, Power and Responsibility, Martial Purity, and The Double Standard. No admission charged but offerings at each lecture.
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Mabel Conklin
M. B
Wilehood
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
First United Presbyterian Church
Windber student chosen as stenographer for Banks firm
Miss Gertrude Phillips of Windber has accepted a stenographer post with Attorneys J.N. and William Banks, secured through Indiana Business College. George M. Hell, another school alumnus, will work as bookkeeper for Brown-Hutchison Hardware Co. in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Phillips
Windber
William Banks
Phillips
Indiana Business College
George M. Hell
Town
Brown-Hutchison Hardware Company
Pittsburg
Delos Campbell Celebrates Eighth Birthday At Home
Social notes report Delos Campbell son of Mr and Mrs E B Campbell on South Seventh street celebrated his eighth birthday with eight friends at their home in the afternoon. Mrs Elizabeth Morris of Oakland Avenue observed her 66th birthday with neighbors presenting a rocking chair. Mrs John Fisher hosted a luncheon for 75 female friends. Mabel Myers of the Tdi Public Schools class entertained classmates on South Sixth Street. Hebe kal lodge held its monthly social in Odd Fellows hall with Apple’s Orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Myers
Tdi
South Bixth Street
Riday
Hebekal Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Apple
Personal Brevities and Town News Across Indiana County
A long list of residents and visitors notes frequent travel to Pittsburg, Indiana, Blairsville, Johnstown, and Washington, with many staying over weekends. Names include Dr W Dodson, Dr Caldwell, Thomas Neal, Joseph Moore, Blair Sutton, Mrs S J Gondron, Mrs Elizabeth Wisher, Miss Month Depp, Mr and Mrs Eavael Learn, Miss Anna Elder, and many others. Several deaths are announced: Rev J L Crisswell, Mrs Margaret M Kuhn, James West, and others with brief obituary details and interment locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dodson
Mbtshurg
Dr. Caldwell
Pittsburg
Rank
Rows
Misa Mdnth Depp
Shelocta
Eavael Learn
Coolport
Lndiana
Barto Garman
Beringer
Indiana
Inonday
Ana Thompson
Blairsville
Misa Edna Barr
Mis
Kate Apple
Liste Apple
Washington, D. C
Robert G. Cramar
Cramer
John Henderson
Johnstown
Irvin Smith
Junora
al. Smith
Robert
Jamey Sansom
Mr. Lanson
Harry White
Croylands
Charles Beeson
Olive Woodward
Kellysburg
W.S. Nett
South Seventh Street
Dubois
Arthur Lowry
James Manners
Paul Smith
Town
Anna l Elder
Clarence
Altoona
J. XN
Elder
Church Street
Pauline Stratton
Rose Trainor
Oakland Avenue
Horace J. Carmait
John Gibson
Rayne Township
James Isen_berg
B. Wiat
Adai
Viat
Brookville
Joseph McNeel
Oak Street
Elizabeth Sutton
South
Blacklick
Harry C. Veath
Homestead
Vesta Meath
Pitcairn
A.T. Lowry
Stephen G. Thomas
New York
John Thomas
Philadelphia
H. B. Coleman
Peabody
Kane
West Mahoning Township
AH. Kane
Bell van Horn
Loveland
Cal
Jon. Coterin
Clarksburg
van Horn
West
Melted Money and Fireproof Safes Cited by Bank Ad
After the San Francisco fire many so called fireproof safes opened revealed half the books and paper money destroyed and gold and silver melted selling only as bullion. The Farmers Bank of Indiana offers strong vault protection and time locks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Farmers Bank of Indiana
Ordinance 144 Approves Washington Street Public Sewer
The Borough of Indiana Pennsylvania authorizes a public sewer on Washington Street between western sewer and Oakland avenue. Costs are to be assessed as a sewage tax on adjacent properties. Ordinance enacted May 4 1906 with approval May 14 1906 by officials Henry Hawn and J A Grossman.
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Washington Street
Weatinuin
Oakland Avenue
Indiana
Borough of
Western Sewer
Ordinance imposes dog taxes and penalties in Cherry Tree Borough
The borough council enacts a two dollar tax on male dogs and three dollars on female dogs with enforcement by borough officers. Nonpayment allows officers to kill the taxed dogs. dogs running at large in July and August without muzzles may also be killed. Dated May 10, 1906, signed by W B Sueviman and W Y Hartman. Burgess Simon McDonnell approves. Also an Indiana Pa tomato plant notice from Mrs George Snyder offering California and home raised tomato plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Tree
Indiana
Pennsylvania
W. B. Sueviman
George Snyder
Chestnut Street
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Indiana Progress
the County
Tnifians
Aifler
A. T. Moorhead
ALR
Mootuteat AL Ralpit
Moorhead
Republican County
Demuitten
Ganchlam
Chalkini
Congress, MN
Langham, Indiana Borough
Abbembey, M,c. Watson, Indiana Borough
William F. George
Futtam Horough
FM. Graff
CLR
Armith
India
HE. Clark
Glen Campbell
W. L. Douglas Shoes
M. H. Wilson
Court House
Everright
Schenley
DERBY
Elmer Eis
W.B. Coleman
Kid Dinger
Mra
Ebner Dickie
West Wheatfield Township
Witis
Mrv
A. J. Barbour
Dixonville
JL. W. Criswell
W. Crisswell
Hia
Vandergrift
Mairsville Presbyterian Church
Blairsville Mbs
Dengan
John Mevinan
Margaret Brewer
Mountain Park
Oklo
Westmoreland County
John Duncan
Emporia
Kaw
Henry
Sharp Henry
J.thomas Davis
Tarentum
Anna
Barry Risinger
White Township
Reedy Station
Greenwood Cemetery
Margaret M. Kun
Margaret M. Kuhn
Latrobe
Andrew Kuhn
Weiblbert GC
Calhoun
Ethelbert C. Calhoun
W. A. Speer
Kensington
Grace Ward
Saltsburg
Joan Gilmore
John Gilmore
Jacksonville
Indiana County
Earl Sharp Henry
Albert Henry
Brushiyntley Township
Jesus
Manchester
Kohn Bros
Henry Hawn
Pres
Council
Joan S. Tayot
J. A. Grossman
WY. W. Hartman
Simon McDonnell
Burgess
Naipsook
Madras
W. R. Loughry & CO
Alas Sas
ACERS
R. E. Templeton
Indiana, Pa
H Sutton
D. M. Caldwell & CO
M. Caldwell
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