Indiana News From The County Home To The Armory Plan
Local notes report Andy Schuster arriving at the County Home from Blairsville with pneumonia and critical condition. The National Guard plans meet at Library Hall due to a pigeonholed Indiana armory request by Col. A J Logan. A fire loss on Gearhard property costs about 2000 dollars with 590 insured. The Gazette newsies form a basketball team. first game vs Freshmen set for Library Hall. A severe storm damages Homer City buildings and a school, with students dismissed. A Palace rink lease to American Gas Co. for 6000 dollars ends roller skating in Indiana. Quarantine actions target Walker-Gordon Lab Company livestock and milk handling under strict state orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ristover
Charel Street
Farmers Bank
Lincoln
Reeakertor & Pittsburg Coat Company
Young Township
Iselindergridge
Andy Schuster
Connellsville
Blairaville
Burgess M Brown
National Guard
Library
State Armory Board
Col
A. J. Logan
G. Co. McLain
Indiana
Dee
Gearhard
Tres
Frank Gearhard
Thompson
American Gas Company
Wallopsburg
Seanor
Steve Meyers
Tanoma
Barr Slope
Dixonville
B. F. Coe
Frank Widdowson
Myonday
Homer City
John St. Clair
Fayers
Palace Rink
American Gas Co
Josiah Neal
A.M. Hook
John L. Getty
Social gatherings fill Buchanan home and city
Notes on social doings record a dinner party at the Buchanan residence with fourteen guests, multiple afternoon gatherings by the Misses Taylor and other neighborhood entertaining, surprise parties for Dorothy White and Winnie Churchill, a 50th anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Lucas, and a week of varied entertainments hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. Willie McCartney including musical programs, card parties, and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Taylor
Philadelphia Street
Thomas E. A. Dugan
Eleventh Street
William Lucas
Homer City
Dorothy White
George T. Buchanan
Misa Winnie Churchill
Water Street
Berweil
Catharine Coon
East Church Street
Emma Baker
Prank Ewing
Winnie France
Mantice France
Midersridge
Patrons' Day Observed in Indiana Public Schools
Prof Ernest Work urges Indiana residents to join Patrons Day on Friday December 17. Exhibits will display student work in every room and teachers welcome visitors. The letter expresses pride in school efforts and asks the public to visit both buildings during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ernest Work
Shannon heirs near Chambersville sell farm to Seneca Coal
The Shannon heirs plan to sell their 160 acre farm near Chambersville to Seneca Coal Company for 175 an acre including surface and all mineral rights. Seneca expects a four to five year field, with other local farms optioned at 50 an acre and W J Foreman of Indiana securing additional tracts, signaling extensive future operations by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
Chambersville
Senaca Coal Company
Senaca
Crooked Creek
Shannon Place
Peterman
E. M. Ansley
Blair McGara
W. JT. Foreman
Indiana
Plumville Borough a Reality at Last
Plumville is now a borough after Judge Telford granted the third petition. Election date unfixed but expected soon. The town, once denied twice, reports growing activity with new boarders and about 100 new residents in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumville
Plumville Borough
Victor and Ridersridge contest ends in 16 to 16 tie
In a hard fought Palace Rink game Victor and Ridersridge Academy finished tied at 16 with both teams described as sevenly matched. Upcoming schedule notes Sentor gh School to play BlatravUle High School next Thursday night in Library Wall with both teams noted as fast and capable.
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Tate
Ridersridge Academy
Palace
Sentor Gh
BlatravUle High School
Library Wall
Death of Mrs Hannah Cost at Blairsville
Mrs Hannah Cost wife of Cuorge Cost died at her Blairsville home on December 6 from heart failure. She was 74 and spent most of her life on a Derry township farm. Survived by her husband and four sons William Irwin Newton Vandergrift Mhner Avonmore Edward New Kensington. Funeral conducted by Pastor Hey Wo Boucher of Blakreville Lutheran Church.
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Cost
Hannah Cost
Cuorge Cost
Blairsville
William
Irwin
Newton
Vandergrift
Mhner
Avonmore
Edward
New Kensington
Cos
Derry Township
Elerpastor
Hey. Wo, Boucher
Blakreville Lutheran Church
Institute week promises record crowds at Champlain lectures
Tatncevenius applies to Supt Chapman for tickets, teachers show unusual interest in the coming park program at SHUG. Champ Clark will speak Monday night, a high point for the convention week with many notable instructors and performers scheduled through Friday including Schmucker, Pearson, Martin, Gortner, Cogswell, the Schildkret Hungarian Orchestra, the Rodgers & Gilley recital, Spillman Riggs, and the College Singing Girls. Reserved seat sales open Thursday at Hall's, with trolley service arranged to return late audiences home safely.
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Champ Clark
Missouri
Clark
Hotse of Representatives
Schildkret Hungarian
Hill
Rodgers & Gilley
Spillman Riggs
Walter Eccles
Samuel Christian Schmucker
West Chester
Schmucker
Indiana Normal
America
Paul M. Pearson
Swathmore College
7. S. Martin
Pittsburg
Oden Ct. Gortner
Mansfield, Normal
J. Cogswell
Hall
Judicial Contest of Patton Election in Armstrong County
Attorney General Todd postponed the election contest hearing of Judge Wills D. Patton until December 22. The petition claims over 300 votes for Patton came from non voters, non residents, or unnaturalized men, with affidavits alleging bribery and liquor influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills D. Patton
Armstrong County
Todd
Patton
King
Farmers Telephone Go Directors Increase Proposed
A Marion Center committee proposes changes to Farmers Telephone Company bylaws. Changes include increasing directors from five to nine with three elected yearly for three year terms, distributing new seats by county. secretary salary up from 25 to 50 dollars and president to 25. executive board power to hire a general manager. dues raised to cover expenses. vote set for the annual meeting in early January at Marion Center on the first Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Telephone Company
Marion Center
Jefferson County
Armstrong
Indiana
Marto Center
Quarantine Paper Highlights Medical Inspection Role
The Century Club met in the Methodist church lecture room for its bi monthly session. Dr. Go bh Simpson presented a feature paper on The Quarantine, stressing the importance of medical inspection in schools. The next meeting is scheduled for December 27 at 4 in the Christ Episcopal church vestry room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
Monlay
Methodist Church
Go. Bh Simpson
Christ Episcopal
Indiana school schedule and attendance report
A two week vacation noted with school closing on December 17 and a reopening date of December 20 for winter term. Attendance for the past month reached a high mark of 88 percent. Teachers are engaged in preparing for visitors on December 17 when the public is invited to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Pabtie
People Come and Go in Local Mint Trap Notes
A flurry of nods and travel items lists residents of East Mahoning Township and nearby towns. Names include William Morrison, Harry Bryan, Harold Scott, and Amy Orr visiting relatives in Ohio and Pennsylvania towns. Several trips to Pittsburgh, Johnstown, and New York noted, plus a reminder of upcoming Farmers Institutes with free sessions in Brughvalley Rochester Mills Shaloeta and more, led by S. C. George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morrison
East Mahoning Township
Jiver
Mtrburg
BR. Baterbaugh
Mercy Waspital
Pittsburg
Karry W. Wilson, Sry
Woodward M. Pafferty
David Orr
Ohio
Vandergrift
D. M. Caldwell
Amy
Emil Vorel
Swissgate
George R. Buchanan
Seward Davidson
Johnstown
G. T. Hamilton
Saltsburg
Harry Bryan
William Decker
Braddock
Willem Purdy
Sewickley
Hart Daugherty
Seattle
Wash
Uml Mos
W. S. Daugherty
George Dickie
Elmira Heights
Glenn Lew
Ly D. Woodlworth
Tilsdate
S. H. Frederick
Braddneck
Annin Ann
Georgeville
Harold Scott
Jane J. Leonard
Washington
Congress
Man B. N. Lenghiom
Maloy
Youngstown
WM. Maley
Ping Township
tInchanga
David Lucas
Alp. Lowry
Hamer City
Wiliam Lucas
John M. St Clair
Blanche St. Clair
Mt. Pleasant
W. R. Tomt
Cordilla
Locust Street
Steele Berkepile
Cherryhill
Fronco
Robert BE. Young
Philaydethhia
Young
Medico-Chi Llospital
Yorn
Armier
Rochester Mills
Tml
C. George
West
Lebanon
Weight of Five Men Snaps R R Em ploye's Collar Bone
A section hand named Joseph Barnett at a Wilmale area section house attempted a five man lift on Monday. During the effort his colleagues strained the collar bone of a co worker, with witnesses noting the Loader struggled under the weight as they carried him toward a support. The incident led to medical attention and investigation by local authorities.
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R. R. Employe
Wilmale
Joseph Barnett
Qedie Pyatta
Fay Hon
Property sales and county court notes from Indiana township records
The article details multiple township land transactions in Pine, Uniontown, Dixonville, and other areas, including parcels sold to trustees and individuals for sums like 53 dollars and 200 dollars. It reports on the Grand Jury recommendations for jail repairs and court-house furnishings, plus local court actions, robberies, seizures, and priest Rev. MeMasters’s sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherifffy Sales
Charlet Attommey
Goa
Tell Agaist
Lownships
Treba
Derstinding Wildhat
Sob
Chealee
Tobi
Maltin
Chad
Mtr
T. W. Park
Farmers Bank of Indiana
Uniontown
Cliford Stifler
Jacob Stiller
Montgomery Coil
Rehevl Long
Gat
Regent Deaths Mark Life of Mornt Morgan and Others
Obituaries recount Mort Morgan of Cols and Mary Ho paving work along We Lite Malontns at Nether Malone. Prof Samuel Wolf noted for long service. Also remembered are William Kelly of Clymer and Punxsutawney resident Burt White, plus Sime Hamilton of Pittsburgh, with families and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cols
Platens
Tichief
Mary Ho
Neth Malone
Nate Tay
Mort Morgan
Samuel Wolf
Mary Il
Hops Hogg
Manchester
Crpe T Mwork
Notable local banker and community leader dies aged 44
Obituary notices highlight the death of Mbert A. Stomp, long prominent in Hamilton County affairs and banking. He led the Hamilton Bank and the Hamilton Insurance Company, served as city judge, and was an active church and civic figure. Also reported are the deaths of Mrs. Sarah Waddell, Squire Joseph Mears, William Clair Roush, and others with funeral details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbert A. Stomp
Chat Lanooea
Dean
Dan
Mealhiew
Mare
Ns Pavends
Tullahoma
CTU Tanangsr
Mr. Stone
Jie
Hamilton Nate Fon Bank
Phateher Merietine Company
Indeperelery Fre Company
Board of
Stony
Church of Christ
Mountain City Mersenie
Chattanoost
Augustus Yuckenburg
Christmas Cakes Ad From Lenya Street Shop
Lenya offers Christmas cakes of all sizes with Pant db iLeth at 803 Mhindetinfa street, inviting customers to order for the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhindetinfa Street
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Mercersvnitg
Frankin County
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Indie
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Wade Dell
Sarah
J. 8. Crawford
Presbyterian Church
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Mears
Squire Joseph Mears
Kintershburg
Rayne Township
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Grookville
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Mary Voxel
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Enna
Hia
Coral Pile
Robert J
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Mra, i. la. Varriery
Mats Harty
Spencer
Rossiter
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Trattsville
Wy CL Dolnisen
Homer Cio
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