Memorial Day Observance Planned Across Towns
Memorial Day events are planned with army posts and veterans groups coordinating services at cemeteries. Parades, flowers, and wreath laying will occur from morning to afternoon, with sermons, addresses by Rev. Powell and other veterans speakers, and ceremonies at multiple church venues and gravesites.
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John’ Kraa
Foster -Robinso
Salisburg
Morial
Sader
Pittsburg
Richee
Shuig
Salatablock
Hackman
In Eens
John A. Ker
A. J. Bolat
A. St
Honer Wit Pill Aivendé
Prashy
Tetian Pharehat
Soth
Post
N. Harehat
Mgreh - Taj
Ori
Parka
Kier
Djers
Mnes
Gampirre
Smith Post
New Florence
Presbyterian Church
Mary
Piorence Cornet
Cunrlal
Orian
Aeatee Yorn
Mt Jacksonville
Aya Jacksonvile
Ieeptoe
Pheer
Sulelae
Downey
Alexander MaGracken
Will Ritorbs
Exerciien
Wacksong
Emlekae
Patriotic Carnival at Palace Rink Next Wednesday
The Patriotic Carnival at Palace Rink next Wednesday evening features a grand march led by Post No. 28 G A R in uniform, red white and blue decorations, and a program of patriotic airs. Forty six children in red white and china costumes will represent the sick state and wield national colors. Also planned are elaborate bunting decorations and a historic tableau for adult patrons. County race series between Indiana and Blairsville will be skated tonight to determine the county champion.
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Post No.28
Educators Appointed State Examiners for Indiana Normal
The state board appointed a list of examiners for Indiana Normal School upcoming annual examinations in June. Names include A O Glenn EB V Kemp James F Wille W N Uhehardt A T Stewart O As Kilhoupn Mattie M Col lina J Wightman James Amont principal of Indiana Normal serves on the board of the Hollaboro State Normal.
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Indiano Normal School
Nual
Glenn
EB. V. Kemp
East Stroudabuse
James F. Wille
Missinounty
W. N.uhehardt
Muboney City
Upes A. T
Stewart
Indiana
O. As Kilhoupn
Potter County
Mattie M. Collina
Cameron County
Wightman
Marriage Notice with Town Couple Promised
A forthcoming wedding announces the marriage of Dr Edward Kimmel Wood of town and Milas fee Minmm Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Dank eh Joned of Tat rade Will. The ceremony is planned for next Tuesday evening with a lavish, well attended celebration to follow at the Jon nee donee Phe wedding venue.
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Bowe
Hdward
Kimmel Wood
Milas Fee Minmm Jones
Mrey
Dank Eh Joned
Tatrade
Will. Hamaeried
Mortgage Recorded By Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway
A mortgage for AO De Was' was resolved at the Heister's Recorder's office this week. Filed by Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway Company to the Central Tal Company of New York.
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Heister
Wna Recorder
Ysalo, Rochester & Pittaburg Railway Company
Central Taal Company of
New York
State Health Officer visits Indiana to review sanitation
Harrisburg health official Herbert Snow, representing the State Board of Health, visited Indiana on Friday with town council members to inspect sanitary conditions. They reviewed Paper Mill and March runs, the town sewer outlet near Reed Station, Stony Creek, and the Campers Hill reservoir and pumping station on Twolek Creek. Snow took notes and sketches but released no statements. a full report is forthcoming.
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Herbert Snow
Harrisburg
State Board of Health
Indiana
Fay
Town
Reed Station
Stony Creek
Twoick Creek
Yished
Gampers Hill
Clymer Water, Company
Twollek Creek
Oflear
Canal Locks Plan By Inventor Amidst Restorative Prospect
An inventor unveils canal lock plans featuring a reusable design with rotary pieces and water saving features. Washington engineers review the plans as discussions move toward canal restoration and potential licensing. A separate note mentions sheep losses and stray dog incidents in nearby areas, with dates indicating a period of unrest.
Pensions Granted and Increased for Indiana Veterans
Indiana county pensions were issued and raised for numerous veterans. Names include John Rankin, Bela Tiffany, Amos Miller, John Smith, Isaac Helman, Charles Reed, Benjamin Pierce, Samuel Dougings, Amos Powell, John Johnson, Ian McAninch, and many others with monthly reissues from February 1907. Some spellings and dates are inconsistent in the list.
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Indiana
John Rankin
Home
Joseph McCracken
Blacklick
Bela 1B
Tiffany
John 0. Harkness
Grant
Amos &. Miller
Rochester Mills
John Smith
Junson
Isaac 8B
Helman
Tanoma
Charles M. Reed
Blairsville
Benjamin Pierce
Thomas , Hudson
Samuel A. Dougings
Robert.“ J. Tomb
Armagh
Amos D. Powell
Arcadia
John B. Johnson
Salisburg
Ian McAninoh
Big Ron
John Parnaworth
Bastiun
Dantal Brewer
Hamilton
James Bethel
James M. Imbrie
William Young
Adam C. Braughter
Indling
James Johns
Robinson
John Lance
Reisgue
Johns. Longwill
Dixonville
Indiana High School Beats Strong Vandergrift 4 to 1
The Indiana High School baseball team opened the season Saturday with a 4 1 victory over Strong Vandergrift. Indiana dominated every position and outplayed the visitors, who scored only once amid the strong Indiana play. The article also notes upcoming library hall dances hosted by local youths and mentions a spring recital.
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Benson
Vandergrift
Indiana
Vandergrift Ring
Vauaargess
India
New Officers Chosen At Normal School Board Meeting
At a trustees meeting the Normal school elected its officers for the year. President Comag Butens View President John P Eikin, Secretary Clark, Treasurer Horey White were named. The arrangement marks the start of a new administration for the institution.
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Normal School
Foy' Owlpe
Omag Butens
John P Eikin
Paretary
Clark
Troamayer
Horey White
Personal Brevities From Strongstown and Nearby Towns
Local notes list callers and visitors from Strongstown Graceton DuBois Punxsutawney and other towns. Names include J G MccCreery A McWanters R M Smith Dr Hawin Wood Ed Sutton Grace Kelly and many others with brief mentions of visits to Pittsburgh LaTrobe Jamestown and Atlantic City illustrating social links across communities.
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J.g.mcccreery
Strongstown
Q. A. McWanters
Graceton
R. M. Smith
McKeesport
B. Dougherty
DuBois
Indiana
Grace Kelly
Panxautawney
James Nichol
Dikia
Hawin Wood
A. Sutton
Latrobe
John J.miller
Pittsburg
J. Smith
Glan Campbell
Alex, St. Clair
New Castle
John Wise
Lovejoy
H. E. Andarson
Parkwood
Simon Anthony
Jacksonville
Norman
Olf
Marion Center
J. A. Meperthy
Harry W. Chorlin
Rochester Mills
J. M. Cunningham
Mary
Church Street
Derry
Paul McKenry
Vandergelst
Minnie Kigwarr
Punxautawney
Boss Klingenamith
Town
Bunday
T. B. Stroama
Chambersville
Sohaylktt
Sbrooms
Nobel Wetzel
Dallas Loughey
Marlon Center
Jamestown
Harry White
Waonter
Haglett
Bikin
John Groves
Punxsutawney
Laab Wee
J. B
Nichol
Apnolagallie
J. B. North
Homer Olby
Kunday
I. C. Kerr
Olive
Georgeville
Jaab Weals
Emma Keeble
Banta Clara
Kelfer
George W. Wheeler
Odd Bellows
Mary Moorhead
Bohol Street
Herbert Smith
Johnstown
Wilson Glaseford
Ragwood
Rees
Margaret Rhoemaker
Ramuel
Atlantic City
Punxsutawney social notices and travels drift through town
Local residents host guests from Punxsutawney and nearby towns while others plan trips and attend events. Families visit relatives, attend funerals, and depart for California and the Jamestown Exposition. Officials and veterans discuss county politics amid community chatter and health concerns surface among several households.
Fine Business House Starts From Framed Shop Twenty Five Years Ago
Henry H. Steving, undertaker and furniture dealer, began in a two story Water Street frame building and has built one of the county’s largest, most modern furnish and undertaking establishments. The new 100 by 128 foot four story brick building at 674 East Philadelphia Street features a basement receiving room, fourth floor workshop, electric elevator, and extensive display areas. The enterprise includes manufacturing, repairs, and a showroom with grave vaults and other equipment, with the fourth floor housing a full workshop to prevent odors from entering other areas. The firm’s history traces to 1883, with partnerships forming, acquisitions of properties, and expansion to Sixth Street and Nixon alley locations, culminating in the latest downtown plant completed recently.
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Water Strees
Henry H. Steving
Attite
East Philadelphia Street
Fong
Steviog
J. KR. Daugherty
G. M. Doty
Mr. Daugherty
Oams of Staving & Doty
Staviog
North Sixth Street
Israal Thomas
Myr. Steving
Mr. Doty
Sixth Street
G.W. Grail
Nixon Alley
Fire destroys Keystone Lumber sawmill near Hampton Tenn
A large modern sawmill owned by Brank Shattuck and GQ. WW. Densmore was burned on May 12 near Hampton Tennessee. The loss includes equipment, machinery, and logs valued at thousands of dollars. Most workers are Indiana residents. many will return home as there is no nearby railroad to haul equipment over mountains. Residents Norris May and others aided the operation.
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Mito Miklus
Miklis
Aga
Charles W. A. Clark
H. C. Clark
Bolivar
Y . Pater
Joseph Kondalk
Ernesé
Adrign Hospital
Noed Tnally
Adrian’ Hospital
Horatio
William A. Nord
W. R. Nord
Birnest
Ellery Pearson
Ernest
Wissinger
Nord
Péarson
John Karbovicz
Blairsville
Thoraday
Keystone Lumber Company
Hampton
Tenn
Brank Shattuck
Densmore
Town
Mosse
Bhattuelr
Dénsmore
T. P. Stephens
Ndiane
Tennessee
Ibia
Norris May
D. Bowersox
William Lydick
Fead Bhutt
William Young Leo Dénamore
Bh, Smith
Olek Lydick
Thy
Constitution adopters formTranssets to Dormat Business
A convoluted notice reports a constitution adoption event by Theapical Association Transsets. It notes postponements and divides membership into three classes including life and annual, with fees and eligibility details for prospective members and a December 4 deadline. The text is garbled but indicates official action and member entitlements.
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Theapical Association
Weinigh
Wa Nana Bay
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Cna
Asa
Variots
Boldier
Din
L. N. Park
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J. EK
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Clair- Thompson
J. W. ‘Shields
Jno
Kelly
Aaron Buenheimer
Alee
TURRE
Jilly Anh McClelland
Saltabued
Sha’ Bequenthaler
Conemaugh Town
Shilp
Edna
Howard
John T. McClelland
Thomas J.moore
Lourdo B.mcclelland
Howard Jr
John
T. MaClelland
John Goheen
North Point
Davis W. Goheen
Laura McEwen
Ruth ‘Hazlett
Delia M. Swartz
Max ‘T. Goheen
Clara Gohéen
Testator
Dilltown
Matthew Dill
Samuel C. Dill
Tchie
Mary’ P. Dill
Clay Center
Kan
Treaia Douch
Rodlyar Pototy
Sutotda Roy
Rubel
Kruest
Babe
Neady
OT County
Onos
Owen Burrell
State Highways Department
Damanda
Wayle Avenue
Seventh Streak
Borough Line
George Rowe
Blairaville
Burrell Township
State Board
Figgernoy Hanley
Governor Hanley
Mons
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Balterhorg
Iai
Rooge- Fondes Umber
Washington
Willan
Wihiluald Sprleg Gr Daker
Library
Indiana Oung
Lancing School
Glock
Apple's Howe Orchestra
Boe
Steving
E. Baulk
Harry McQuown
East Church Atreat
Curtis Wilson
Thorsday
Greenville
Mercer County
Government Geological Survey Corpn
Jessica B. Smith
Jeannette
Cecil Smith
John L. Getty
Philadelphia
J. C. McQulga
Panu
Lewis Overholt
Placator
Matinda Beatty
Barry
David
Long
Lewin
Anna Ray
Cherryhill
Township
ET. C. Smith
Tawls House
Josephine
Mra. D.C. Mack
Indiane
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Charlotte Pollock
Peekskill
N. Y
Robert Campbell
Little Rock
Ark
Slater
Phinhe Simmons
Merlonly
Campbell
Winkey
Byron Krebs
Bollyar
Lofb
Jenver
Colo
Lonemaugh
United Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Yellowstone
James M. Chambers
Trade City
Baburday
North Mahonging
Ple Ural
Bima Hamilton
Colorado
Mer
Olyuer Gvauue
Fine Business’ House
Thia
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