Avginley license revoked by Judge Telford decision
Judge Telford issued a ruling on March 24 1906 petition to revoke Charles McGinley’s license in Indiana Pa First ward after findings of illegal liquor sales to minors and Sundays. The court held the license to be revoked and noted appeals and further review to the Superior Court, with final order dated July 30 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Telford
Charles McGinley
the Commonwealth
Inne Sessions
Thes
bin Bar Tendera
Commonwealth
Court of Quarter Sessions
Kochera Tivenso
Court Haya
Jane Sessions
Tenrorp
Local Notes on Roads Schools and Business Interests
Local items report brick paving on Patton streets and eighty years of public schooling in Canoe township. Property in West Church street sold to Antonio Bianco for 1075 through McConnell & Hoeack. Foundry contract for 80 tons of foundation plate to Key West post office. Fire destroys Michael Karnick barn near Glen Campbell. loss around 2000 with no insurance. Bridge work near Mitchell Mills and long cut 97 feet deep, span 111 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Canoe Township
Sand Beatty Heirs
West Church Street
Antonio Bianco
McConnell & Hoeack
Indiana Foundry Company
United States Custom House
Key West
Florida
Michael Karnick
Glen Campbell
Glen Campbell Journal Angs
Mitchell Mills
Indiana Weekend Social Roundup Abounds With Visitors
A stream of visitors and arrivals fills Indiana scenes this week. James Bather of Creekside and Dr. GT Ruese of Hortons called on Indiana friends, while Murray Moore the glock dealer from Irwin appeared for a visit. Edith Fleck of Marion Canter and Miss Maidie Watson of Indiana visited relations, with Dr. Carl J. Smithy of Baltimore also in the area. Local residents from Blairsville, Latrobe, Glen Campbell and Johnstown were noted among travelers calling on friends here. An excursion to Kinzua Bridge drew crowds, and many locals planned or completed short trips to Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Pittsburgh and nearby towns. Notable names include J. Wood Clark, O. F. Murray, W. L. Allan, Charles Smith “Gushy,” John Skelton, Mrs. Graff, Miss Thompson, and Miss Fleming among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bather
Creekside
GT. Ruese
Hortons
Indiana
Murray Moore
Irwin
Misa Edith Fleck
Marion Canter
Carl J. Smithy
Baltimore
John Wacha
Latrobe
J. Wood Clark
Bedford Springe
Robert A. Crawford
of City
Herman Watson
Sidney §. McLanahan
Marion Center
W. L. Allan
Pottsville
Charles Smith
Gushy
Johnstown
Elon
Harry 2. Clark
Glen Campbell
Ambross H. McAnulty
Indianapolis
Ind
James 8. McAnulty
John Skelton
The
Indian Brewing Company
Smithfield
Ohio
G. W. Graff
Elizabeth Hessler
Salinburg
Nettie
Belle Fleming
Church Street
Butler
Albert White
Harriet
Wilkinsburg
J. B. Younkine
Stork Busy at Glen Campbell
The Journal notes several births: to Mr and Mrs James Shields a daughter born Monday and a son and daughter to Mr and Mrs Jack Welsh born last Friday. Also a daughter born Monday evening to Mr and Mrs L D Manian.
Five Year Old Electrocuted In Wayne Avenue Accident
Leroy Widdowson five died after a live wire fell and entangled his shoulder on Wayne avenue in front of A B Marshalls store. The 2200 volt line burned him instantly as parents witnessed the tragedy. Indiana Provision Company denies the wire had been down three days, claiming it broke when rubbed by a tree. Funeral held Saturday at 10 AM by Rev J M Welsh at Second United Presbyterian Church with interment at Greene Wool Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy
Mra
Clyde Widdowson
Locnat Street
A.B. Marshall
Wayne Avenue
Lisa
Indiana Provision Company
J.M. Welsh
Second United Presbyterian Church
Greene Wool Cemetery
Trout season ends and rail fare changes noted
Local items report the trout fishing season ending, a Pennsylvania Railroad fare from Indiana to Pittsburg rising to 2.17 with a new rate of 1.80, and other small notices. The Campbellite church at Cookport is being razed and moved to Amigh Tun for rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indiana
Pittsburg
Cookport
Amigh Tun
Tent killed by lightning near Conneaut Lake tragedy
A lightning strike during an electric storm at Conneaut Lake on July 20 killed Edward Kinsay and severely shocked Robert Marlin and A W Rupprecht, members of a camping outing club from Wilmerding, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneaut Lake
Dward Kinsay
Robert Marlin
A.W. Rupprecht
Wilmerding
Reed Band to Perform at Indiana Fair
David Blair secretary of the Indiana Agricultural Society confirms Jolstown Reed Band will play at the county fair this year. William Heilman band manager stated the entire organization will be brought to Indiana in a statement to the Janetown newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Blair
Indiana Agricultural Society
Jolstown
William Heilman
Janetown
Indiana
Deal of a Week Infants and Local Death Notices
Four day old son of Mr and Mrs J C Clark Glen Campbell died July 22 interment at Thompson cemetery. Mrs Mary Calderone Blairsville died July 26 aged 36 interred Vandergrift cemetery. Mrs Clara Yates Graceton died July 27 after long illness survived by husband funeral by Rev McGuire interred Lutheran Cemetery Coral. Miss Maria Robinson Newrytown died July 24 Brights disease aged 81 last of family funeral at Edgewood cemetery. Mrs Edward W Clark New Florence died suddenly July Wednesday due to chronic rheumatism of the heart age 34 husband and son George survive. Robert Winfield Keller Blairsville infant died July Thursday age nine months funeral in Berkley Cemetery Upper Yoder. Adam Hetrick Leechburg uncle of Delos A and R D Hetrick died Sunday morning age 80 plus months paralytic condition. funeral Tuesday at Freeport. Mr and Mrs D Ay and Mrs RD Hetrick attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Learn
Church Street
James St. Clair
J. & Rickard
Blairaville
Greenburg
Ile
William Johnston
Gamble Tlemings
New House
J.C. Clark
Glen Campbell
Thompson
Calderone
Mary Calderone
Blairavilla
Churaday
Vandergrift
Yates
Clara Yates
Graceton
McGuire
Lutheran Cemetery
Coral
Clark
Edward W. Clark
New Florence
Iowa
George
San Francisco
Wetrick
Adam Hetrick
Delos A
R. D. Hetrick
Leechburg
Freeport
Mra. D. Ay
Marriages Reported From Several Local Areas in 1906
Several wedding notices appear from Ohio to China and Pennsylvania. Margaret Murphy of Homestead married William Cook in Youngstown. Iart Learn and Mabel Gibson wed at Pine Flats. Mary Moore wed Myron Peck in Wei Hsien China. Rena Caldwell Lowry married Paul Luther Lewis in Germantown Philadelphia. Thomas W Folay of Johnstown wed Katherine Wallace of Ebensburg in Itoly Nine Catholic church Ebensburg with attendants Frank Lieb and Harriet Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Voox
Margaret
William Cook
Youngstown
Ohio
Homestead
Volby-Wallace
Thomas W. Folay
Johnstown
Katherine B. Wallace
Strongstown
Indiana County
Ebensburg
Davies
Wintondale
Frank J. Lieb
Harriet Bradley
Social reunions and gatherings announced in notes
Notes on social doings report multiple summer reunions and gatherings. Bouchers reunion set for August 11 at F G Haer residence near Dixon Ville. Elderton Academy alumni met at Elderton with a large turnout. Shaffer family reunion planned near Covode on August 1é. Mahaffey family reunion to be held August 9 in Mahaffey Clearfield County. Camp Tippecanoe members leave for two weeks at Campbell's Mills with August 8 week events planned for entertainment of ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxsutawnay
Jefferson Park
P.O. Freas
Brownell
Walter Fr. Arma
Punxsutawney
Blacklick
F. G. Haer
Dixon Ville
Shaffer
Joseph Shaffer
Covode
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. Stewart Pearce
State Treasury
State Bank Examiner
J. BE. Lewis
Burnside Club
Rossiter
RB. Banks Pearce
Blairsville
Saltsburg
Board of Dental Examiners of Pennsylvania
Henry M. Jones
Charles Welin
Schaffer
Agatha M. Kelly
Fairbanks
Greensburg
Mable C. Kelley
Glassport
Allegheny County
Penxsutawney Spirit
Andrew Carnegie
Roosevelt
de Jott
Ligonier
Chicago, Birlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Maidie Watson
Missy Elizabeth Stadden
O. F. Murray
Wilma Gilbert
W. A. Anderson
Clarksburg
J.L. Leathers
Francis Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Annie M. Stuttevant
Sarah 3. Weir
Braddock
Mis. Weir
John Weir
Tim Layton
Layton
George Groft
Waterstreet
Kinzua Bridge
Esther Henderson
Johnsonburg
Margaret Hill
Kane
Garvey
Topeka
Kanaag
David Ellis
H.C. McKinstry
Wannergrift
W. Steele Bryan
South Fifth Street
McKeesport
McKeesport Hospital
William Prindle
Mast Wheatfield Township
Old Canal
W. B. Pattison
Churel Street
Chautauqua Lake
Niagara Falls
McKee
Pattisan
Oil City
S. Ci. Smith
Normal School
Alva
Oklahoma
Clark Jade
Don Il. Getty
Roas M. Hosack
Hal Speedy
Robert Sutton
Campsbella's Mills
Aness
Bob? Mckee
Freeport Journal
Loch Maven
Battallion
128Th Regiment
Sates Tifanty
Buffalo
Mt. Gretna
K. B. Widdowson
Frank Widdowson
Dixonville
Widdowson
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelpha
J. E. Folk
Helen
Panxsutawney
West Virginia
Harry McQuown
Mont Couret Street
Wolkiga
McQuown
Loy Widdowson
Boy
Martin Flenner
Seventh Street
J. T. Bell
West Penn
P.R.R
A. H. Zalin
Lancaster County
Ifa
West Penn Railroad
Upper
Bavaria
Europe
Burlington Township
Curtin Mikin
Ralph Hastings
Belta
Herman Goldbin
Moore-Lyon Printing Company
Goldbird
Learn—Ribson
Iart Learn
Pine Flats
Mabel Gibson
Kenwood
J. Day Brownlee
Elderton Academy
Elderton
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