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Newspaper

Indiana Democrat

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1908

Page

5

Murders and sentences mark county court docket clash

Judge Telford sentences two for murder of old man Tozier to be hanged by the neck. An Italian beer case receives six months hard labor and a suspended sentence for future beer sales. A third defendant from Iselin faces a $500 fine and three months in the workhouse. Grand Jury week looms with a large list for consideration. Corbin Engine runs extensive test trips totaling about 1000 miles.

Telford Tozier Mike Scorgia Carol and Josephine Crescent Brewing Co Ilegal Mike Iselin Hoboken

Public sales set for December 1908 in multiple townships

Sheriff sale notices announce December 4 1908 at the Court House for properties in Brush Valley Wallopsburg and South Mahoning Townships and West Mahoning, Plumville and Washington two districts. Parcels include farms, houses and stores totaling numerous acres perches and tracts, under various suits by banks and trustees. Other items include lots, a water company stake, and a Ridge Academy trustees property, with further offerings December 11.

Sates Wettling Court House M. R.cooke Brush Valley Township Farmers’ Bank—Taylor Frank, Amelia Felix Marino Lurge D. Mascolo Blacklick D. A J. J. Palmer T. C. McCrea— Cunningham & Fisher Raffela Trunzo Barilaro Antonia Barrilaro Wallopsburg James H. Maize Cashler—Wingert John P Hollenbaugh Conemaugh Susan Hunter Susan Hollenbaugh Peeler Home B. &. I Asso Cunningham & Fisher, Winslow & Calderwood George Munro West Wheatfield Township John Morrison Harhart G. H. Magle Harry Iseman John Iseman Washington James W. Johnston John H. Pierce Pierce H. W. McClincy Clymer J. P Conner—Smith R. M. Harbison J. B. Elder D. B. Townsend Elder's Ridge Academy Mary Jane Townsend Banks Maggie Grumbling McBeth Uniontown Sarah McBeth Mack R. L. Mahaffey Plumvilla Philip Pritsch Moorhead—Pierce

Brokerage Office Reopens Under New Correspondent

W A Hamilton resumes control of the Marshall building Brokerage office with HW C Harvey of 2045 Firesimmon's Pittsburg as his correspondent. Harvey, a Pittsburg Exchange member, replaces the closed office caused by the Baxter & Co failure. Indiana Hide and Tallow Co offers top cash for hides and tallow at West Water Street Indiana Pa.

W. A. Hamilton Marshall Building HW. C. Harvey Firesimmon's Building Pittsburg Harvey Pittsburg Exchange A. B. Baxter & Co Indiana Hide and Tallow Co West Water Street Indiana

Sayers College Accepts Tarentum's Challenge

The Kittanning Times reports Sayers College of Tarentum has accepted a $100 bankroll challenge from the Tarentum Tigers. Conditions call for a neutral ground game on Indiana State College grounds with last Saturday's players, gate receipts to the winner, and outside officials agreed by both teams. Indiana sportsmen are urged to attend, with a fair deal promised.

Sayers College Tarentum Kittanning Times Tarentum Tigers Indiana State College Kittanning Indiana Indiana Sportsmen

Real estate transfers recorded since last issue

Deeds filed show numerous lots and acres changing hands across several towns including Blacklick Homer City Blairsville Blairsville Cherry Creekside and Young with prices ranging from 100 to 712900 involving buyers sellers executors and county banks listed through Recorder's Office records including titles from Pierce McMasters Graff Walker Kunkle and others in Indiana Countys district listings

Recorder's Office Alta John H. Pierce Indiana L. &. Reed Merrill McMasters Cherrytree Sumner Graff Blacklick Township Soard Blacklick Hannah Walker D. W. Raraigh South Mahoning J. BH Kunkle George M. Bell Homer City Dixon Run Land Co Mary A. Wolf Clymer B. B. Campbell J. Frank Gibson Joseph Lahr Creekside Jesse A. Cunningham Berlin Blairsville Stewart Sides William Caufield Burrell

The Elk Memorial Service Planned At Library Hall

The annual Elk Memorial Service will be held at Library Hall on Sunday evening December 6 at 2 o'clock. A music program is prepared by Prof. Hamlin B. Cogswell. Three lodge members Frank Dobernack Charles A. Gessler and A L Gilbert have died in the past year. Eulogies will be given by Burgess James A. Crossman Attorney 1 Elder Peder and Hon M Co Watson. The orator will be Rev H G Teagarden Punxsutawney Western Pennsylvania. Following the address several home lodge members will speak. Public invited to attend.

Elk’s Memorial B. P. O. Elks Hamlin B. Cogswell Lodge Frank Doberneck Charles A. Gessler A. L. Gilbert Thea Peder M. Co. Watson H. G. Teagarden Punxsutawney Pennsylvania Teagarden Home Lodge Indiana

Institute Record outlines rules programs and forecast

The Institute Record, a sixty four page volume, details institute rules, programs, forecast and entertainment commentary with directories and ads. About 359 teachers arrive Monday December 21 to report to wardling secretaries Joseph Weaver of Cherrytree and J F Russell of Rossiter. Rev I S Crawford opens the institute that afternoon as directors convene December 24 and 25.

No More Bounties Halted by Legislature Action

The Pennsylvania Legislature must appropriate funds for bounties before hunters trappers and citizens can apply to justices of the peace for remuneration in destroying wild cats foxes weasels or minks.

Pennsylvania Justices of the Peace

Personal notes of visiting and returning residents

A compilation of social notes lists Mrs. J. A. Croasman visiting Punxsutawney and many locals traveling to Pittsburg Philadelphia Saltsburg and Jeannette. Names include John R. Caldwell Miss Edna Sansom Miss Fannie Gessler Gen. Harry White and others visiting relatives and friends in Indiana Wilkinsburg Latrobe and Brooklyn with Thanksgiving and holiday visits noted.

J. A. Croasman Punxsutawney John R. Caldwell Windber Edna Sansom Pittsburg Fannie Gessler John Pierce Nellie Hetrick E. W. Clark Philadelphia Guy Brilhart Harry McQuown G. T. Hamilton Saltsburg J. Len Harmon Rural Valley Indiana I Sweeney Glen Campbell Mary June Eldridge Edward Laughlin Wilma Gilbert Wayne Avenue Wilkinsburg Belle O'Neal Irma Grace Cunningham Thomas Clawson McKeesport Joseph A. Donnelly Latrobe C. A. Gessler Mary Caldwell Aspnes Lytle Vernon Beatty Blairsville Enterprise Margaret Wilson Washington, D. C George Fulton Griffith Bilis Edgewood Mary Vitale Nellie Burns Elizabeth Rush Derry Bertha. Graff John iPerce Brooklyn N. Y Ida Gailey Braddock General Hospital L Lawrence Jackard Jordan Shoe Store Peerless Shoe Company George A. Sloan Ida Sloan Vandergrift R. M. Wilson Anna G. Wilson Jane Wilson Harry Wilson, Jr California Alfred Bary Detroit Mich George R. Stewart Aguba

Presbyterian Ladies to Host Chicken and Waffles Supper

The Ladies of the Presbyterian Ald Society announce a chicken and waffle supper on Thursday evening, December 13, and a Roast Turkey Dinner on Friday evening, December 13, in the basement of the Presbyterian church. Donations may be left with Mrs. D. B. Taylor on Tuesday, November 8.

The Presbyterian Ald Society Presbyterian Church D. B. Taylor

Executor's Notice in Estate of Elijah J Penrose

Letters testamentary for Elijah J Penrose of West Wheatfield township granted to J W Wakefield executor of New Florence K F D No 3. Those with claims to present them for settlement and those indebted to estate to make prompt payment.

D. H Elijah J. Penrose West Wheatfield Township

Local items of interest and political results from Indiana

The paper reports cooking school progress at the Epis copal church led by Prof Detlets and notes locals Harry McKallo and Philly Reith Miller in Indiana. It covers a typhoid case, jail and asylum tours, a church musicale, Sabbath School rallies, a manslaughter verdict, fashion critiques, a football finale at Indiana Normal, and Pennsylvania election returns with Taft, Bryan and Debs tallies across counties.

Episcopal Church Detlets Harry McKallo Philly Reithmiller Indiana Inarianna Reithmiller Greensburg Morning Press Wvening Tribune Tribune-Press Tribune Casselman Board of County Commissioners Marl Havng Vixmont Asylum Western Penitentiary Junior Missionary Society First United Presbyterian Church Indiana County Sabbath School Association Penn Run Glen Campbell Richmond Marion Center Jacksonville West Lebanon Shreloda Plumville Coverde Hagerstown Mid Charles N. Cline William H. Reynolds Pondsville Cline Larry Man Indiana Normal Pittsburg Gayley

Extension of Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad Assured

The Pittsburg Sunday Fest reports the Buffalo and Susquehanna railroad will extend from Sagamore to the Allegheny river, with options taken on coal lands near Biderton Shady Plain South Bend and nearby areas. It is linked to Wabash finance and may connect with Brookville and Mahoning road at Clinton across Kelly's Station, potentially starting after year’s end.

Pittsburg Buffalo & Susquehanna Sagamore Allegheny River Kittanning Times Biderton Shady Plain South Bend Brookville & Mahoning Road Clinton Kelly’s Station Wabash Hessemer

Scaffold Collapse Injures Worker on Water Street

Joseph Mikesell and two fellow carpenters fell from a scaffold at a Water Street house built by B. B. Campbell last Wednesday. Mikesell suffered a fractured skull, scalp wound, three broken ribs, and contusions but is expected to recover. the others escaped injury. Dr. G. E. Simpson treated him at his office.

Joseph Mikesell Water Street B. B. Campbell Mikesell G. E. Simpson

Indiana County Agricultural Society Keeps Officers After Prosperous Year

The Indiana County Agricultural Society met in the Court House Arbitration room to hear a Treasurer report showing a $2,661.27 balance, up from $900 last year, with 1908 deemed prosperous. Officers and managers were re-elected, including President M. F. Jamison and Secretary David Blair, along with several new vice presidents from multiple towns.

Indiana County Agricultural Society Court House M. F. Jamison David Blair D. C G. Mack James McGregor A. W. Mabon J. Elder Peeler James W. Mack Indiana J. O. Clark Glen Campbell John McBrier Marion Center Hi. Green Plumville M. H. Henry Blairsville J. Sides Blacklick H. Truby Brushgalley James Flickinger Homer City

Elder's Ridge Academy Schedules Sale in Impending Action

The Elder's Ridge Academy faces sale by execution at the suit of Mrs. Mary Jane Townsend after debts from a gymnasium addition. Trustees R H Harbison T B Wider and D B Townsend are named, with Mr. Elder deceased. The property includes a 7,920 square foot lot.

Elder’s Ridge Academy Elder's Ridge Academy Mary Jane Townsend R. H. Harbison T. B. Wider

Four Pittsburg Hunters Arrested For Off Season Shooting

Four Pittsburg hunters were arrested by Game Warden H. H. Almes and brought before Alderman, placed under $500 bond for appearance before Squire Crossman on Tuesday December 8 to answer the charge of hunting out of season after killing eleven rabbits on October 14, one day before the season opened. The accused are George W. Murray H. L. Dewitt John F. Peterson and R. C. Ferguson, arrested Monday by Constable Alex Coyle.

Pittsburg H. H. Almes Squire Crossman George W. Murray H. L. Dewitt John F. Peterson R. C. Ferguson Alex Coyle

Changes To P R R Schedule Make Early Departures

The railroad board approved last week’s requested timetable updates. The 12:20 departure becomes 12:05 with direct connection at Intersection to an express train arriving Pittsburg around 2:00, plus usual eastern connections. The 4:00 departure moves to 3:50 to connect with a Philadelphia express arriving at midnight. Rumors of new branch trains lack reliable sourcing.

Pittsburg Philadelphia

Scarlet Fever Epidemic Alarm in Sharpsburg and Aspinwall

Sharpsburg residents fear a scarlet fever outbreak with 17 cases reported to authorities. Aspinwall faces a similar spread and warns that public schools may close if the epidemic does not abate. Impure water blamed for the illness.

Sharpsburg Aspinwall

Regent Deaths in Blairs ville Intersection and Plumville

Ruth E Hitwood aged 10 dies at home from heart trouble at Blairs ville Intersection funeral held at intersection M H church Rev CO A Hartung interment Blairsvile cemetery public schools closed. Douds Roy Douds three year old dies at Cly mer avenue funeral held in Plumville interment made. Ruby Hilda Snicher dies at 21 of tuberculosis near Glen Campbell funeral by Rev Carll Hast Mahoning cemetery.

Spicher Ruby Hilda Snicher Glen Campbell Rev Carll Hast Mahoning

Two Local Obituaries Report Deaths in Blairsville and Centerville

Patrick O'Donnell aged 32 died after an operation at Blairsville Infirmary and was buried at Ss Simon and Jude's cemetery after funeral services. Johns W B Johns aged 65 a Civil War veteran died at his Centerville home. funeral from the residence and interment at U P cemetery in Bethel.

Married records from Johnstown and nearby towns

A digest of wedding notices: Albert T. Church and Anna Belle Watson wed at United Presbyterian Church in Johnstown with attendants Leroy Walf and May McMasters. Other ceremonies include Winslow and Rinn marriage at the bride’s parents, plus several couples tying the knot in Dilltown, Johnstown, and Buffalo area.

California Johnstown High School A. P. Watson South Seventh Street Indiana Normal Johnstown

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