Belp the Hospital A county fund drives home hospital start
A local appeal calls Indiana county residents to raise 12000 dollars to establish a hospital and support its first year of operation. The effort aims to spare injured workers from costly trips to cities, with Ernest discussed as a potential site to host emergency care if the project stalls elsewhere. The piece notes growing industrial activity and urges collective purse strings to back the health project while mentioning planned local institute events and community notices.
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BELP
Indiane County
Ernest
Indiana
Iakelids
Priest
Pennsylvania Railroad Clerical Orders for 1804 Issued
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will issue clerical orders for 1804. Applications should be sent to the general office of the company as soon as possible and no later than December 19 so orders may be mailed promptly.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Willissue
Genera
Iad Ghia Sal
Personal Brevities Highlight Indiana Visitors and Local Guests
Richard W. Watson spent Sunday in Johnstown. WD Wilson visited Pittsburg recently. Ross Sutton from Pittsburg stays with Indiana friends. Ex-County Treasurer Samuel Nesbitt toured Indiana. Miss Harriet McAnulty attends a temperance convention in Cincinnati. Many townsfolk, including Beulah Hastings and Madge Lydick, guest in Blairsville Vandergrift and Hillsdale. Mrs. Harry White hosts Pittsburg visit. John Burns, Miss Mabel Wachoble, and families visit relatives in town and nearby cities. Local movers relocate, guests arrive, and hosts entertain across several towns.
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Richard W. Watson
Johnstown
WD Wilson
Pittsburg
Ross Sutton
Indiana
Smith
Glen Camppell
Clark
J. M. Hunter
Elderton
Beulah Hastings
Blairsville
Madge Lydick
South Seventh Street
Vandergrift
Joseph Langham
Water Street
Hillsdale
Vine
Harriet McAnulty
Cincinnati
Samuel Nesbitt
Conemaugh Township
Harry White
Charles Beeson
BH. M. Lowry
Sixth Street
Wil- Finaburg
Bay Pennington
Vandergriti
A. Pennington
North Ninth Street
Fred &. Hoffman
Latrobe
Kenney
John Hoffman
Oak Street
John Burns
J. C. Hasinger
Wayne Avenue
Mabel Wachoble
Wilkinsburg
Parkwood
J. G. McCreary
Strongstown
Rose Feltwell
Max
Sewickley
G. W. Graff
Adam Lowry
Jennie Trainer
John Thomas
Homer City
Henry Wilson
Osborne
Estells Monlten
Brooklyn
B. Tiffany
Ry Pele
John Basinger
William S. Daugherty
John M. Daugherty
Church Street
Caroline
Marguerite
J. Hilberry
Chambersville
Hilberry
George Clawson
Jennie Johnston
Mary Wyncoop
Carolyn Speedy
Rock Botton
Dixonville
States
A.J. Bence
Fort, Morgan
Cole
Walnut
Denver
Death of W Harry Anthony Stock Dealer at 83
W Harry Anthony longtime stock dealer in the state died at his home on Railroad Avenue at 5 PM Monday from a complication of diseases aged 83. Born January 47 1840 in Armstrong township he moved to this place 20 years ago and lived here since. He fought in Civil War Company G Second Battalion Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. He married Sarah Thomas January 17 1868 and survived by widow five children Frank in Albany NY Tra in Altoona Gertrude Blanche in Indiana Lon a Turtle Creek teacher two sisters Mire and Williams Fleming. Funeral at his home this afternoon at 2 PM officiated by Rev S J Crawford with Greenwood Cemetery interment.
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W. Harry Anthony
Railroad Avenue
Mr. Anthony
Armstrong Township
Second Batallion, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Sarah Thomas
Europe
Frank
Albany
J. Tra
Altoona
Gertrude
Blanche
Indiana
Lon
Turtle Creek
John
Anthony
Town
Mire
James St. Clair
William Fleming
Hig
Slelgak
J. Crawford
Greenwood Cemetery
Windley D Campbell Dies in Conemaugh at 68
Findley D Campbell of Conemaugh died Friday morning from pneumonia at 68 he was a Brushvalley native who lived in Conemaugh for over 20 years with two sons killed on the railroad His wife and three children William Lizzie survive along with sister Mrs Richard Owens of Ebensburg and brothers William Andrew J and James He was a faithful member of the M E church Funeral services were held at the Conemaugh M E church on Sabbath and he was interred at Conemaugh.
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Windley
Ganpball
Findley D. Campbell
Conemaugh
Brushvalley Township
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
William
Lizzie
Richard Owens
Ebensburg
Town
Andrew J
James
Brushvalley
M. EE Church
Conemaugh M. EE
Rites Told For Several Local Residents
Obituaries recall Mrs. Sara Brown of Homer City and Mrs. Elizabeth Weaver of Forest County with survivors listed. Clark Wallace of Johnstown dies at home aged 18 with kidney trouble. Brief notes cover travel fashions and household tips amid miscellaneous local items.
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Indiana Progress
A. T. Moorhead & Sons
Orrice
Nori Severs Sieger
Kot
Indians Progress
Indiana County
Mr. Sherlock Holmes
Kaward Landermilk
Turkey
Local Institute
Pine Township
Wickory Sinedom
Hickory Kingdom
Agnes Byock Bell
Vincent Mulvehill
Agnes Fyock
Viola Frantz
A. F. Roser
Virgie Morris
Hubert Burns
Don Patterson
A. B. Roser
Viola
Frante Deleste
Washington
Napoleon Bonaparte
Harry Wallace
Walter Slater
Vincent Molvehil
Will B. Grifiti
Chuskch News
Sara Brown
St. Clair
T. B. Anderson
Rochester
Brown
Jefferson County
Mia
Anderson
J. M. &J. Cisir
John Weaver
Elizabeth ‘Weaver
Joh Weaver
Forest County
John McAllister
Dizonville
Slaters
Hugh R. McAllister
Missouri
Margaret Trimble
Kansas
Jennia S. Farnwall
Nebraska
D. M
Clark Wallace
James Wallace
Bath
West Wheatfield Township
Erally Wade
Anusehold- Brevillen
Reno
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