Deaths in Cockport area mark era of local leaders
John H Rodkey aged 70 longtime Cockport resident died after Civil War service and business years in farming lumber and undertakings. Survived by widow Nancy J Ober two sisters and a brother. James Matthias Coleman aged 80 longtime Indiana County resident died at daughter’s home in Pittsburg after a lengthy career in law and public life. Surviving daughters and interment in Oakland cemetery. Mrs Wyrne Mclaughlin aged nearly 39 wife of Charles McLaughlin of Rayne township died after long illness. Survived by husband daughter and Wyncoop kin. Mrs Rachel McMahen widow of Daniel McMahen died at 90 plus with church ties and many descendants. funeral at Shiloh church Deckers Point. Mrs Eva Thomas Park aged 70 died in Ridgway after residence in Marion Center. survived by husband and several children. Marriage notices for Ruth Porter Empfield’s daughter Men to Percy H Bartlett. couple to reside Germantown after Oct 1. Mrs J M Danmire died at Indiana hospital. funeral near Rochester Mills with burial at Starion Center. Aneusit 47 1916 heart trouble noted for Miss Sarah Allison. Milk discussion urges caution against unwholesome dairy practices and calls for stricter cleanliness in Pennsylvania dairy industry.
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John HW. Rodkey
John H. Rodkey
Cockport
George Rodkey
David Hartman
Cookport
Tle
Penns Wanda
G. A. St. Post
Sarah J. Long
Nancy J. Ober
Baptist Church of
Newton Hadkey
Spangler
W. J. Dearmy
James Stodkey
Coonikport
James Matthias Coleman
J. W. McBride
Pittsburg
Blairsville
Hee
Old Riders Ridge Academy
Washington & Jefferson College
Indiana
W. T. Kershaw
Wilkinsburg
McBride
A. R. Frederick
Tarentum
Oakland Cemetery
Wyrne Mclaughlin
S. Wyrne Mclaughlin
Charles McLaughlin
Rayne Township
J. S. Wynkoop
Kellysburg
J. B. Wyncoop
Bayne
Ira Wyncoop
Larimer
Logan Wyncoop
New York City
J.C. McCormick
Marion Center
J. C. McEchoes
Mildred and
Mary Wyncoop
Rachel McMahen
Daniel McMahen
Grant Township
Dis. Wissinger
Rochester
Bills
Pinevale Church of Christ
Eterandchildren
Shiloh
Deckers Point
George A. Rickard
Th. A. Park
Eva Thomas Park
Robert A. Park
Ridgway
Hiram Thomas
W. OC. Thomas
Mary Miller
Jane
Ruth Porter Empfield
Philadelphia
Men
Percy H.bartlett
Germantown
Empfield
Tovaring
Kate Wrank Kemopfield
J. M. Danmire
Elizabeth Dunmire
J. MM. Dunmire
Rochester Mills
Indiana Hospital
Stochester Millis
Starion Center
Aneusit
Sarah B. Allison
R. O. Allison
Center Township
Harry
John
Arihay
Ernest
Frank
Blanche
George
Walter
Joe
Mis
Linus Stanley
Mitchell, Neb
EL. B. Rhoads
Chiropractic science and nerve pressure on the spine
The text explains that chiropractic rests on knowledge of the brain and nervous system. It asserts that pressing a nerve where it leaves the spine causes disease in the organ it serves. It claims chiropractors locate pressure points and adjust misaligned segments to restore nerve flow and health.
Dirty bakeries and shops spark dairy reform demand
The author cites numerous unclean practices in bakeries and butcher shops, with green groceries and icantessens handling food. A few farm dairies show filth, while distribution centers expose produce to dogs and flies and unclean hands. The piece calls for dairy men to demand justice and better oversight.
Labor Day Picnic and Games in Dixonville
Slavs held a Labor Day picnic and dedicated a new hall in Dixonville under the local baseball team and Ida nar band. Two fast games against the Gipsy team ended in Dixonville wins, with 5-4 and 6-3 scores. Dixonville plans to host Blaine City and Rossi ter on Saturday, September 14, and proceeds include community notices and local business moves. More than a thousand Indiana County women ordered McCall's through The Progress offer. Mr and Mrs Charles J Huey plan Erie home. Huey and Moorhead bought Erie News Company to run it.
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Dixonville
Crack
Idanar
Gipsy Ball
Sebastian
Lightner
Smith
Hahn
Ludington
Waddell
Pugh
Curry
Petsolic
Gipsy
Chinney
Mobly
Duney
Walker
McCamby
Colgan
Beck
James
Freno
Rossiter
Indiana County
McCall’s Magazine
McCall’s
Progress
Charles J. Huey
Erie
Mr. Huey
Frank EH. Moorhead
Erie News Company
Pleasant Valley Club News entertains members and guests
Pleasant Valley Club members gathered at Mrs. Frank Marshall’s home in Phimville with six out of town visitors. Guest readings and numbers followed infantile paralysis discussion, Grace Cochran won a geography contest, and refreshments were served. Next meeting set for September 14 at Mrs. McCreight’s home.
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Pleasant Valley Club News
Pleasant Valley Club
Frank Marshall
Phimville
Frank Vp, Mile
Rank Moore
Rural Valley
R. D. Marshall
Grace Cochran
Moore
Charles Lamb
James Stuchell
George
McCreight
Examination for Postmaster at Armagh Held in Johnstown
An examination will be held in Johnstown on Saturday September 23 for the postmaster position at Armagh. The office salary for the past year was 201 dollars. Information about the test can be obtained at the Armagh or Johnstown post office.
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Armagh
Johnstown
Wall Hats New Fall Hats Arrive at Wine & Wine
Wall Hats display new fall styles including low crown hats with slightly curled brims. The Wine & Wine Fine Haberdashery offers these updated pieces as part of its seasonal collection round the corner from Citizens Bank Building.
Auditorium Opens With The Million Dollar Doll
Opening night marks the season at the auditorium with The Million Dollar Doll a large musical comedy. Harvey D. Orr presents a 40 performer traveling show with 3 acts 22 tunes original cast and production featuring comedians Harvey and Harold Orr. Seats go on sale Saturday at Hall's book store.
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Harvey D. Orr
Harvey
Harold Orr
Hall
Charged With Operating Speakeasy in Hotel
Constable W. A. Kunkle arrested James Colangelo on illegal liquor selling charges. Bail set at 750 for a hearing before Squire W. M. Mahan Friday. Colangelo accused of running a speakeasy in a hotel building on East Philadelphia Street formerly the Hotel Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Kunkle
Creekside
James Colangelo
Squire W. M. Mahan
Colangelo
Philadelphia Street
Montgomery
Cider Press to Start at Edwards Farm Near Plumville
A hydraulic cider press will begin operation on September 11 at G. W. Edwards farm located two miles south of Plumville. It will run the first three days of each week Monday Tuesday and Wednesday during the season, offering fresh cider to visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Edwards
Plumville
Veterans Reunions Mark Chambersville and Peterman School
Survivors of Company B and F of the 74th Regiment gathered at Chambersville on August 29 for a well regarded reunion. Officers elected for the following year included Peter Frech and A G McLain. The Peterman school No 4 reunion at Elderton attracted 500 attendees with programs and speeches by Dr W S McCreight Blairsville and others.
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Seventy-fourth Regiment
Chambersville
Watt Kinter
Capt
Spencer
Peter
William Kimple
Adam Black
Adam Shields
R. M. Trusal
Susan Smith
Elizabeth Kinter
Downey
Lillia Good
John Weston
Peter Frech
A. G. McLain
Local Club Elects Officers For Chapter
The group formed by electing President G. B. Kim mell of Biderton, secretary Mrs 0 P Clark of Biderton, and treasurer George Peterman of Shelocta. A reunion will be held next year at a date arranged by the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Kimmell
Biderton
Mra
P. Clark
George Peterman
Shelocta
Orner Relatives Hold Annual Family Reunion
The sixth annual Orner Family Association reunion was held Saturday August 26 at the D. J. Orner homestead with 150 present. Rain cut much of the program short while dinner was served under the orchard trees. An instrumental and vocal program opened, followed by a prayer by Rev. P. O. Wagner. D. J. Orner Sr. gave the welcome, with a reply from Attorney Hitler Peelar of Indiana recalling Civil War memories at Appomattox and Lee's surrender. Officers elected: A. D. Orner of Johnstown president. A. D. Orner of Du Bois vice president. Mrs. Wm. G. Bracken secretary-treasurer from Indiana.
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Peeler
Wagner
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Orner
A. D. Orner
Johnstown
A. D.orner
du Bois
Wm. G. Bracken
Indiana
Homer City man leaves hospital after tumor operation
Charles Morris of Homer City, who recently underwent a successful operation for tumor removal, was able to leave the Indiana hospital and return home this week. During his hospitalization his wife stayed with her mother, Mrs. Charles Griffith, of Heilwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morris
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
Charles Griffith
Heilwood
Birthday party invites honor John J Rodkey at 80
Invitations issued for a birthday party in Lovejoy to celebrate the 80th anniversary of John J Rodkey. Twenty six guests are expected on Tuesday September 26 for the event.
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Lovejoy
John J. Rodkey
Wills Bequeath $100 to Daughters and Grandchildren
Morinda Howard of Plumville leaves $100 each to daughter Maxine A McClure and grandchildren Mora and William McClure. Remainder goes to daughters Amy B Harkleread and Bessie M Little as executors. Annie H Libengood inherits husband John Libengood estate. upon widow’s death or remarriage, six children receive.
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Maxine .A. McClure
Mora
William McClure
Morinda Howard
Plumville
Har
Amy B. Harkleread
Bessie M. Little
Annie H. Libengood
John Libengood
Children Under 16 Prohibited From Visiting Indiana Hospital
The board of trustees issues an order barring children under 16 from visiting the institution during the life of the edict. The rule does not apply to patients under 16 seeking admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Hospital
Board of Trustees
The
Indiana State Normal Opens Fall Term Next Tuesday
Due to the State Health Commission er Dixon rescinding his first order, Indiana State Normal school will open for the fall term next Tuesday for students over 16. The Model school will begin after the state date for public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal
Dixon
Indiana State Normal School
Adjourned Sale Of Seated And Unseated Lands
Indiana county commissioners adjourned a public sale of about 50 tracts of seated and unseated lands to be offered September 12 1914 at 1 PM in the Indiana Pa courthouse. A list with descriptions, acreage and taxes is available on request from the commissioners office by writing or wiring.
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Court House
Indiana
Indiana County
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KL. W. Ligity
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Daily
Doper
Philo
W. P. Shepard
Indiana, Pa
Labor Day
Indiana Dye Works
H. C. Christy & Co
Chambers Vila
Peterman School
Plumcreek Township
Armstrong County
Peterman Grove
CG. Kimmell
Hiderton
Nannie Carrol
James B. Mee-Lean
Atwood
GC. B. Kimmell
Elderton
Frank Sloan
William Fleming
Howard Kimmell
W. 8. McCreight
B. W. Miller
Advance
R. M. Mec-Greight
Washington
James R. Johnston
Troutman’s
Philadelphia St
Opp
Bon Ton
Indiana Hardware CO
Penn’a
C. J. Dickie
Marshall
Penna
Ory EU
the Farmers Bank, of
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