Indiana County centennial parade promises grand street carnival
Indiana County prepares a large centennial celebration with over 300 Norman school girls in a living flag, a grand stand near the Court House, and a vivid lineup of attractions from Seeman's Maze to Pan American Ferris Wheel. Judge White urges all residents and businesses to participate in a wide industrial parade on June 16 as part of the county’s birthday observance.
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Indiana
Committee On Finance
Carnival Company
Seeman
Blake
Court House
Faro
Saya Gibbon
Henry Ward Beecher
Armstrong
Wheatfield
Blacklick
Center
Conemaugh
Mahoning
Washington
Indiana County
Eld
Robinson Carnival Company
Philadelphia Street
White
Centennial Association
Council
Harry White
Geo. W. Wheeler
Godfrey Marehall
W. R. Loughry
W. Guthrie
J. L. Orr
J. R. Stampf
David Ellis
Henry Hall
T. B. Clark
Posta
Aluo
J. R. Stumpf
Marshall
G. W. Wheeler
A. M. Stewart
Robert T. Marlin
John 8. Hastings
James W. Mack
Ed Loughry
Clark Hamilton
John B. Hill
Charles A. Cunningham
Joseph Moore
Joseph A. Dickey
J. Ms. Dixon
J. J. Stadtwiller
James A. Crossman
W. B. Kline
Charles H. Moore
Capt. A. C. Braughter
George T. Hamilton
John W. Neal
W. W. Brilhart
R. M. Smith
RB. F. Walker
Ministers End Summer Meetings and Papers at Local Church
The Ministerial Association suspended meetings until September 21 at the First United Presbyterian church after Rev A J Galvin spoke on Decadence of Family Religion. Rev A J Farman and Rev J M Adair were tasked to prepare a centennial growth paper for the county church history. Also notes: Dr H S Keepers injured in a dam accident near Coral, J J McCracken opens Creekside undertaking, J Reamaley’s sow litter, Miss Sara Jamison hosted tea with 25 friends.
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First United Presbyterian Church
A. J. Galvin
Jacksonville
A. J. Farman
J. M. Adair
Keepers
Coral
Keepere
W. D. Gatea
Memorial Day observances led by Grand Army Posts in Indiana County
Memorial Day programs span Indiana Pa to Cockport and Marion Center with G A R posts detailing services at M E churches and court houses. Ceremonies include sermons by Rev G T Reynolds and Rev J M Sleppy, grave decorating by volunteers, processions, and speeches by local commissioners, with participation from Women’s Relief Corps and citizens.
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Indiana
Penn’s
M. E
G. T. Reynolds
Court House
G. W. Wheeler
John H. Hill
Greenwood Cemetery
Harry Long
Oakland Cemetery
J. N. Banks
8. C. Thompson
Joseph Rising
J. W. Thompson
Women's Relief Corps
T. P. Stephens
John Pollock G. A. R.post
Marion Center
J. M. Cogley
Post and Women’s Relief Corps
M. E. Church
Ernest Work
Women’s Relief’ Corps
O. A. Ellis
L. N. Park
W. P. Meanor
L. N. Parke
A. 8. McGinnty
T. H. Craig
N. W. Stewart
J. H. Work
Washington
J. K. McEthees
James Frederick
Madison McLaughlin
Thomas Moore
A. 8
McGinity
Georgeville
S. A. McManus
Alex. Streams
M. T. Steele
Bothel
W. P. Rowe
C. Hare
E. W. McMillen
Taylorsville Cemetery
J. N. Stamp
E. B. Goodlin
D H. Wilt
W. McCoy
Proctor Cemetery
Cyrus Napp
M. Gromley
East Mahoning
J. R. Ruffner
A. H. Ruffner
Col
Ino
Kerr
Jan. Latimer
Cookport
Philadelphia Etreat
Central Park
Centennial
Women’s Relief Corps
Baptist Church
Cockport Baptist Church
A. J. Bolar Post
Homer City
Sons of Veterans
James E. Inskeep
Kie
J. M. Sleppy
New Kensington
H. Drexning
Third annual banquet of the Indiana High School Alumni Association
The third annual banquet was held in Library Hall on Friday evening with over 150 alumni and this year’s class. The hall was well decorated and a home orchestra provided music. toastmaster George T. Buchanan introduced speakers including Senator John S. Fisher and Attorney Ernest Stewart among others. topics ranged from welcome to old school days.
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Library Hall
Thunday
Indiana
Toom
Ming Mary McCreight
Lewis Hay
Lutheran Church
Mies May Daugherty
Mina Margaret White
Agnes Campbell
Thea
Patey
Martha Stuchal
May Daugherty
Mary Lockard
Geneva Findlay
Ada Earle
Gertruda Griffith
John Thompson
Horace Livingston
Anna May Watson
America
Mildred Lytle
Boyd Getty
Geneva Findley
Fon
Mise Bertha Brownlee
Mises Mary Lockard
Charles Warner
E. M. Lockard
Bones of School Directors
Edna McFarland
Stella Replogle
Campbella Milla
Blacklick Creek
Margaret E. White
Ads
Earle
Paul Wilmer
Mack
Horace W. Livingston
Anna May Daugherty
Mildred V. Lytle
Marthe T
Indiana High School Alumni Association
George T. Buchanan
Walcome
John 8. Fisher
J. Elder Peeler
Richard W. Watson
James S. Hammers
Ernest Stewart
Murder and death by own action in Blairsville area
Early Sabbath morning at Bairdstown near Blairsville two well known locals, Albert Palmer 31 and Mollie Beck 30, died in a double tragedy of murder and self destruction. Palmer shot Beck on a porch after she refused him, then killed himself beside her body. A separate case reports Stephen Brown 65, of Huff Big County, leaping from a Conemaugh River bridge after prior ill health and laudanum use. Brown left behind six children. Police held inquests Sunday afternoon for the Palmer-Beck event.
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iLife
Bairdstown
Conemaugh
Blairaville
Albert Palmer
Mollie Beck
Palmer
Beck
Mra Beck
Pete Palmer
Western Penitentiary
Patterson
Indiana
Blairsville
John Beck
Bellaire, O
West Church Street
Stephen §. Brown
Huff
Big County
Conemaugh River
Lee Robb
West Wheatfield
Heshbon
Ovation for Elkin and Others in Indiana Normal School Grant
Governor Pennypacker signed a 75000 dollar appropriation for Indiana Normal School, the largest special grant from the last legislature. Lawmakers Elkin Fisher and Reps Cooper and Smith spearheaded the effort, celebrated by 400 students and faculty with ovations at Elkin and Senator Fisher homes.
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Pennypacker
Indiana Normal School
Indiana
John P. Elkin
John
J. Wood Clark
Board of Trustees
Asl
Elkin
Mesure
Smith
Cooper
Senator Fisher
South Tenth Street
Dr. Waller
Pinher
Indiana Normal to Build Two Brick Campus Buildings
The Indiana Normal school trustees moved to begin two new brick buildings this summer, costing 70000 dollars, funded by a state appropriation. One will host recitation rooms between the main building and Model school. the other between the main building and the royal dormitory houses dining, music, kitchen and servant apartments. The main building will be converted to house the female students. Plans are in progress and contracts expected soon to start work early in summer.
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Boyal
Toome
Normal Wins Two Games in Baseball Doubleheader
Normal defeated Bolivar 13 to 3 on Bolivar grounds and then beat Vandergrift 14 to 2 as the school nine dominated both games with heavy hitting and four homers. In other items, civil engineer George F. Day of Philadelphia died after being struck by a falling stone in Dilltown while working on railroad improvements. Coal deeds filed include transfers for Albert Shearer, Evan Morgan, and others in Buffington, Cherryhill, Brushvalley, and Green townships with sums ranging from about $966 to $8,658.
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Bolivar
Vandergrift
Schoo
Indiana Narare
Ae Access
George F. Day
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Dilltown
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Albert Shearer
Buffington Township
S. M. McHenry
George and
A. W. Minger
Green
J. H. Weaver
George W. Jamison
Brushvalley
John Dean
Physicians In Session Meeting of County Medical Society
The May meeting of the Indians County Medical Society was held at Blairsville last week. Dr I P Klingensmith of Blairsville served as president, with Dr St Clair of town as treasurer. Officers elected included President Dr W E Dodson of town and vice president representing a wholesale house. Mr Charles Sloan & Co and others are noted in the proceedings.
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County Medical Society
Blairsville
Indians County Medical Society
I. P. Klingensmith
I Br. Ae St. Clair
Bett and Bienemith
W. E. Dodson
Town
Charles
Sloan & Ca Mentees
Mabon, Bennett & Co
New Assistant for Dr Gates in Graceton and Coral
Dr W D Gates gains assistant Dr W H Satterer a Hahnemann graduate from Philadelphia. He will help mainly at Graceton and Coral while Dr J H remains at Blacklick. Mrs Elmer Thompson of Bolivar is among four heirs of the Davis estate at Topeka Kansas valued around 425000.
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W. D. Gates
Town
W. H. Satterer
Now
Elmer Thompson
Bolivar
Davis
Topeka
Kan
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