Sewickley Herald

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SEWICKLEY, PA., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1904.
No. 3
Sewickley A. A., or "Hasbeens."
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First row, left to right—"Milt" Montgomery, Jack Copeland, Frank Nash, Gus, Palmer, Frank Patton,  "Bob" Nash,
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Top row—Frank Hutchison, C. D. Richardson, John Nash, Robert Lee, H., Hamilton.
OBITUARIES.
MRS. ALICE. ZW-ICKERT. /
On Sunday Mrs. Edward iZwick-
srt, Jr., formerly Miss Alice Rogers,
died at her home on Ghestnut
street, Edgeworth. She had been
failing in health for some time,' and
her death was a great shock to her
many friends, who deeply mourn
her loss. The funeral services
were held at St. James" Roman
Gatholic Church Tuesday morning
at 9 o'clock. Interment at St.
James' cemetery. The pallbearers
were three cousins and a nephew,
Frank Zwickert, James and John
Reagan and William Driscoll, She
is survived by her husband, also by
her parents, six sisters and two
brothers.
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MRS. CLARA JANE. PIKE.
Mrs. Clara Jane Pike, aged 70,
died Monday afternoon at the home'
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of her daughter,V:Mrs. Lewis K.
Davis, on Academy avenue. Mrs.
Pike's home was in Gincinnati, and
she came to visit her daughter five
months ago. Her husband, who
was at on,e, time a well-known
steamboat.//iterator s and publisher
of the Ohio* River Traveler, died
six years ago. Most of Mrs. Pike's
life had been spent in Maysville,
Ky., and Gincinnati. Her daughters, Mrs. Gharles S. St'iepal of
Hartwell, 0., Mrs. Harry J, Mc"-
Gullough of Batavia, 111., and Mrs.
Davis, of this place, and her
brother, Henry D. Newell, of Maysville, Ky., survive.
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WILLIAM C. MERRIMAN.
William G. Merriman, a lifelong
resident of the house in which he
was born, in Sewickley township,
died at the home of his nephew,
Elmer Merriman, 27 High street,
Allegheny, on -Tuesday, in his
eighty-third year.
William Merriman was born in
Sewickley towship on April 5,1823.
Until ten years ago he enjoyed the
best of health, but at that time he
took up his residence with his
nephew in Allegheny. He was a
member of the Methodist Episcopal church.
The funeral services were held
Wednesday at the Merriman residence in Allegheny. His remains
were laid to rest beside those of
his father and other members of
the family, in the Methodist cemetery in Sewickley township.
Baptist Church Music.
The'following musical program will be
rendered at the First Baptist church in
this place to-morrow :
Morning.
Prelude—
(a) "Adagio Sosterriito,"  .
(b) "Tocatta,"	
Selection—Choir.
Offertory/'Andante Religioso," Lemaigre
Postlude, "Gloria," .'. ,  ■  .  . .Mozart
Kuhlan
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WITH THE POLITICIANS
The Campaign to Be Opened in the
Valley in Earnest in the
Near Future.
PROMINENT SPEAKERS ENGAGED.
Hon. Thomas J. Ford, chairman
of the Republican county executive
committee, has appointed James
G. Ghaplin a merriber of the county
campaign committee, and Mr.
Edwin Lyon, of this place, and Mr.
Arthur L. Over, of Glen Osborne,
as members of the committee on
meetings and speakers.
A large and enthusiastic Republican mass meeting was held in
Old Gity hall, Pittsburg, last night.
The speakers were Congressman
W. P. Hepburn, of Iowa; General
Thomas J. Stewart, Attorney General Hampton L. Garson and James
Francis Burke, Esq. Several
marching clubs from different
parts of the county were present..
Plans are under way for a Republican mass meeting in this place
in the near future which is to surpass anything of the kind ever held
in the valley. A meeting will be
held in the First ward polling place
Monday evening, October, 3 to begin preparations, for the same, as
it is the desire of the committee to
have good music and the best of
speakers that can be secured. It is
understood that a numberof marching clubs have signified their willingness to participate.
The arrangements are in the
hands of the members of the county
executive committee in the valley
and the campaign committee of
this place and the vigilance committee of Leet township. The
representatives on the county committee of the borough are; First
ward, S. Y. McFarland; Second
ward, Solomon Ague, Leet township, First district, Harry Reno;
Second district, Thomas W. Neely,
Esq.'
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