Move list of property transfers in Tyrone 1908
On April 8 1908 a list details many residents and property transfers in Tyrone including Graves West Street to Chestnut Avenue Thomas Gilkey Philadelphia Street properties James Mitchell and others with various moves among Philadelphia West Oakland Water Church and North Tenth Streets. An insurance office move to Court Place is noted along with several residents exchanging parcels and houses. An advertisement for the Edmondson Co. offers a money making opportunity at 3 W 11th St Tyrone Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
West School Street
Chestnut
Homas Gilkey
James
Mitchell
Philadelphia
William Brinkman
South Beventh Street
Charles Keegan
James Mitchell
Philadelphia Street
Wilbur Cunningham
McWadden
South Tenth Street
Philip Sutton
Anna Weaver
Daugherty
Jesse Alcorn
North Fifth Street
J. O. Carnahan
White Township
George Nesbit
West Philadelphia Street
West Oakland Avenue
G. M
Munshower
West Church Street
Blairsville
Mamie Carr
Rebecca Alison
South Sixth Street
Charlotte Stewart
Church Steet
Frank Fiscus
North Tenth Street
Mrs. Goodlin
Weath Philadelphia Street
William Hamilton
Creps
Hast Oak Street
J. M. Torrence
Church Street
Homer Bartlebaugh
Lot White
Water Street
Patron’s Insurance Company
Savings & Trust
John Hill
Court Place
Bess Stuchell
E .B. Campbell
Wleventh Street
James Young
West Water Street
Hedden
J. G.cribbs
Torrence
South Seventh Street
Timblin
Hazlett
Mrs. Hazlett
Duncan
Willis Wilson
Henry Hart
Waler Street
Joseph Cost
Clymer Avenue
Ezra, Pierce
St. Clair
North Ninth Street
Halt
Norris McCoy
Second Street
Ernest Long
J. M. Adair
Oak Street
W. Hess
Chandler Avenue
Morrellville
Johnstown
John Kerr
Ralston
The
Edmondson Co
11Th St
Tyrone
Lions and the Mouse and More Books on Sale at Half Price
Henry Fall's offers a popular fiction shelf including The Lions and the Mouse Princess Marietta and Half a Rogue among many titles all priced at 50 cents from the former 1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maretta
Henry Fall
Love-Stivison and Dessinger Newhouse Wed April 2
Miss Laura Stivison and Cloyd Love were married by Rev. John W. Cottrell at Am brose on Thursday April 2. Vernie Newhouse and Robert Dissinger were wed by Justice Hugh Lowman at his Clarksburg residence the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love—-Stivison
Laura Stivison
Alex. Stivason
Home
Cloyd Love
Chambersville
John W. Cottrell
Ambrose
Dessinger—-Newhouse
Vernie Newhouse
James Newhouse
Clarksburg
Robert Dissinger
John Dissinger
Isselin
Hugh Lowman
Jordan Shoe Store Changes Hands in Indiana Town
Around March 26 the Stumpf shoe store on Philadelphia street changed ownership to Albert Jordan of Punxsutawney. The new proprietor plans a first class, up to date inventory and retains staff including T. A. McKinstry as general manager and possibly Mr. Lockard, aiming to satisfy the local trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stumpf
Philadelphia Street
Albert Jordan
Punxsutawney
Jordan
Mr. Lockard
Indiana
Hub
Itub
Century Club Meets For Regular Monday Session
The New Century Club held its regular meeting at the president Miss Mary McKnight home. Twenty four members answered roll call. Miss Annie Green read a paper on The Trolley as a Factor in Our Modern Civilization. Mrs H G Christy analyzed Holland Bitter Sweet and Mrs Wastings spoke on The Cost of Living. The meeting closed with chocolate and cake. The next gathering is set for April 20 at 3 pm at Mrs John Hastings home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
Mary McKnight
J. M. Welch
Annie Green
Holland
H. G. Christy
Seventy Two Years Old Kintersburg Birthday Party
About one hundred friends and relatives of Jacob Walker gathered at his Kintersburg home last Saturday to celebrate his seventy second birthday with many useful and valuable presents received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Walker
Kintersburg
Alex
Ladies waists and fabrics on sale at low prices
Unbleached muslin at 5 cents per yard and spring dress fabrics including ginghams lawns dimities silks batistes and white goods offered in plain striped or figured effects with many patterns. Prices 10 15 25 50 cents per yard and 16 cent per yard percales in colors and designs.
Real Estate Transfers Across Blairsville Indiana Canoe Areas
A sequence of real estate transfers records multiple buyers and sellers including James Alter to Oscar Alter for a Blairsville lot at 38 300 dollars and Charles Alter to Bessie M Stuchell for an Indiana lot at 200 dollars plus several other Indiana and Canoe township parcels with prices from 1 800 to 600 dollars. The note also records Spring Term at the Normal school with high attendance and strong student housing demand and optimism from Dr Ament about the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Alter
Oscar Alter
Blairsville
Charles Alter
Bessie M. Stuchell
Indiana
Obadiah Fry
J. R. Lytle
Mary Leech
Ames
Saltsburg
W. J. Short
Elmer Short
White
Elmer Carnahan
J. O. Carnahan
Charles Eby
Homer Pickle
Ament
Democratic State Convention to Meet in Harrisburg May 20 1908
Notice from Harrisburg dated April 1 1908 announces a Democratic State Convention at the Orpheum theater Harrisburg on Wednesday May 20 1908 at 11 a m. The agenda includes nominating a Superior Court Judge electing four Delegates and four Alternates at Large to the National Democratic convention certifying thirty two Presidential electors and addressing party welfare matters. Secretary Pb Gray Mer and Chairman George M Dimeling sign. Try the Democrat for your next or order of printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Committee
Harrisburg
Democratic State Gentral Committee
Board of Trade
Orpheum
Pb. Gray Mer
George M. Dimeling
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jordan Shoe Store
Century Club
Henry H. Steving
Pennsylvania
New Indiana House
Indiana, PA
Hopkins’ Brothers
Penn’a
Ialburly
McCall’s
FE Cunningham
ALCON
Democrat
Pate
Moore Hotel
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