Personal Brevities Reflect Indiana Visitors and Guests
Indiana column lists numerous visitors and guests from Pittsburgh Windber Latrobe and Johnstown over the last week and weekend. Names include Miss Belle Ralston Miss Pearl Cameron Dr J A Weamer and many others visiting relatives and attending the county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Ralston
Pittsburgh
N. P. McNelis
Fifth Street
Rossiter
Pearl Cameron
Windber
J. A. Weamer
Tarentum
George Taylor
Ligonier
Katherine Hill
Leechbure
Samuel Nicholson
Trafford
John Coy
Homer City
Charles Sansom
The
Clarion Democrat
Indiana
James A. Manners
Robert Milliken
T. A. Ferguson
Woodfield
Armour Mullen
School Street
Robert Osborn
Latrobe
Ruth Ferner
Somerset
Mary King
West Philadelphia
R. Y. Elder
Saltsburg
Magla Elder
Sixth Street
L. Wiggins
Lizzie Wigging
McKeesport
A. F. Cooper
Falr
Hazel St. Clair
North Ninth Ptreet
Pelleville
N. J
Charles Cunningham
Cresgon
J. N. Banks
Philadelphia
Minnie Stewart
Ebensburg
Mary Loughry
North Sixth Street
W. M. McLaughlin
Ida
J. E. Marsh
Grant Street
Mary Kelly
Anthony
Railroad Avenue
Harry Watson
Johnstown
Robert Taylor
A. T. Taylor
Booth Fifth Street
Arthur W. Wilson
Eleanor
Pittsburg
Myra
M. F. Jamison
John K. Brallier
Jatrobe
North Seventh Street
A. H. Allison
Marion Center
J. Wilse McCartney
Worth Seventh Street
Harry Montgomery
Kittanning
Walter H. Jackson
H. J. Carbis
Wreeport
John Tintor
South Hb Street
Murray Pounds and Family
Wilaburg
Agnes Martha Pounds
Wayne Ave
Wissinger
Mary Lambugater
Lena
Ad Mya
Minnie Detwiler
Charles Nicewongugater
Clymer
Endowmentless Era Learns to Rest and Read
When the fund is finished and sustenance is secured, committees pause their labors. They dream of resting, walking in parks, visiting monuments, and perhaps attending college. They foresee a future where endowments are no longer needed and people can do more for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N
Andy
First National Bank
ANA
Penun
Othereal Estate
Lunka
Odd Trees of the World in Humorous Exchange
An exchange outlines fantastical trees from various regions. Rain trees in South America condense moisture to irrigate fields. thunder trees in Arizona produce sounds like a band. wind trees in North Dakota amplify moving air and even offer a natural fan. Canada’s talking trees repeat conversations. India’s ink tree yields leaf and twig for writing as if pen and paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Arizona
North Dakota
Canada
Alberta
India
Card of Thanke for John U Higinbotham's thrifty edibles
A note of thanks to John U. Higinbotham, praised as an enterprising citizen, for presenting a fine assortment of seed biscuits lunch crackers tabis con and other neat edibles. The editor notes the success settling on his brow and invites him to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John U. Higinbotham
John
Darkene and the Fearful Author in a Turbulent Tale
A fragment from a 19th century style dialogue depicts Darkene facing threats from rivals who want to publish a class song Darkene wrote at graduation. Elder Knowball and Brother Dark leigh discuss the congregants’ reaction as warnings echo through the scene Mr Laertes O Hamme laments the difficulty of quitting cigarettes while playing a stern villain on stage.
Brice's Crossroads Battle Report by Third Iowa Cavalry
A condensed report from Colonel Noble to Adjutant General Baker details the Third Iowa cavalry actions near Brice’s Cross Roads on August 9, 1864. The regiment dismounted, formed, and held off the enemy for an hour while aiding retreat and protecting the column, with swamp and railroad-train obstacles hindering movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Noble
Third Iowa Cavalry
Baker
Iowa
W. B. Hayden
Portland
Ore
National Tribune
Brice
Croasroada
Memphis
Tenn
Sturgis
Baitla
Stubbs
Planetation
Battle Echoes of a Civil War Stand at Ripley
Colonel John W. Noble of the Third Iowa cavalry recounts a brutal skirmish near Ripley. He notes severe fire, a steady line, and repelling enemy flanks. Losses include 68 officers and men captured or killed as reinforcements and cavalry relief arrived, ending with Noble relieved by the Fourth Iowa cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Mus
Fourth Iowa Cavalry
Jonn W. Noble
Third
Jaws Cavalry
Prohibition Campaign Planned in Jefferson County
The Jefferson County Prohibition Committee and Punxsutawney Prohibition Club announce a day of campaigning led by Hugene W. Chafin and Capt. Chas. H. Stanley. Chafin opens at Brookville fair at noon Friday, September 20, with a 12 o'clock address, then proceeds to Punxsutawney for a 3:46 p.m. speech at the public square, followed by a main meeting at Jefferson Theatre with Mr. Stanley and his songwriter partner. The item also notes various local notices, obituaries, and financial notices from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County Prohibition Committee
Punxsutawney Prohibition Club
Hugene W. Chafin
Chas. H. Stanley
Jefferson County
Chafin
Brookville Fair
Punxautawney
Jefferson Theatre
Mr. Stanley
Ginger
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Arn
Indiana Progress
County
Moorhead
Indi
Indiana Postoffice
Jene Havear
Nation
Katen H. Taft
Ohio
Wey
Nis
Sherman
New York
K. Young
Toga County
A. W Powell
Allegheny County
Fred J. Lewis
Lehigh County
John M. Morin
Arthur R. Rupley
Cumberland County
Anderson EH. Walters
Cambria County
N. Langham
Indiana County
Z. M. Kurtz
Nateon
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Darkene
Writem
Tellit
Pahson Potter
Hebben
Gald
Brother Darkleigh
Laertes O'Hamme
Third Lows
Mike
Berney
Tari
Gustin Moorhead
Phyllis
Town
Boston
Mass
Misa Moorhead
Emerson School of Oratory
Frank McBurney
Wilkinsburg
Samuel Taylor
Blatraville
T. D. Nason
Freeport
A. P. Lowry
Railroad Place
Edward Wiggins
Vandergrift
Wiggins
D. C. Brown
Washington Street
W. J. Rice
Culver
Joseph Mack
Mack
New York City
White Two
Court House
White Township
J. ©. Forsythe
Marshall Building
Carpenter Avenue
J. C. Forsythe
Lincoln M. Lockard
Dirk
Patal Vee
At OF Inci
eNeek Vvereee Oper
Ranneres
Daugherty
J. KR
J. W. Wilson
Ghiffitu Bie
Ernst Tawa
J. Balata Sutlon
Ditecwra
Conmisatanors
Tudiana
Weson
Miuraday
Cranwr
East Wheatfield
Pampas
M Wakttinu
Walter Hw.ayers
John H. Pierve
Samuel G. McGee
East Mahon- Ink Township
Granger
Center Hall
Mushandry Buin ‘Hon
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Wilwell
Pennsylvania
Hstath OF
Karamann Blosh
Orphans’ Court of
West Maaboning Township
Ellunta
West Mahoning
County of Indian
Cass
Z, N. Bloge
Ity Order of the Court
T. Blair Sutton
Reptember
James W. Wiggins
1. Clair
Jersey
J. Cc. Agey
R. D
Togiana
J. H. Neely
Apollo
Ditenville Hospital
H. A. Testler
Stumpf
Seventh and
School Streets
Citizens National Bank
Robinsteen Collar & Leather’ Co
Bala
J. M. Lafferty
HK. D. 2
Livermore
J. M. Campbell
Water Street
Indiajiu
A. WBn_gle
Mellwood
Nso
Berkshire
John W W. Campbell
Loree Bets Bridge
Instana
D.C. Mace
Indiana Dye Works
Ss. Levine
Phila
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Jess
Moorhead Bros
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