License Court closes for 1909 with circuit on Milton Hallman
The 1909 license court wrap up recounts hearings on Milton Hallman for license in Gherrytree, with related cases and long list of applicants. Jury to hear civil cases next week. Mikesell Keibler line fence verdict $30, costs $2,000. State Editorial Association urged law requiring publication of health dairy and education laws. New Century club women discussed fiction led by Mrs Telford with Eliot studies to begin February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Hallman
Leense
Gherrytree
Joseph Moore
J. H. Ake
M. S. Murray
E. Empfield
C. M. Wortman
The
Indian Brewing Company
Court of Common Pleas
Orphans’ Court
Mikesell-Keibler
Mikesell
Keibler
State
Department of Health
Panama Canal Zone
New Century Club
J. Telford
John S. Hastings
Women Welcome Bank Transactions Clarity Aim
The piece discusses making banking clear for women who feel timid about bank visits and unfamiliar with loan terms. It emphasizes simplifying transactions to encourage women to use banking services and mentions the Farmers' Book of Indian Placeholder.
Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn For March Term Court
List of Grand and Petit jurors drawn for the March term across townships and wards. Names include White J W Borland, G W Fifer, Harry Blakeley, J W Fyock, Henry Foster, J H Weamer, Matt Peterman, W J Risinger, E F Wineman, and many others across Mahoning, Blairsville, Blairsville wards, Conemaugh, Canoe, Brushvalley, Green, Indiana, Rockside, and Jacksonville areas. First and subsequent weeks list jurors by ward, township, and district with anticipated court schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
J. W. Borland
G. W. Fifer
Mahoning
Mast
Harry Blakeley
Petit Jurors
Banks
C. G. Bowers
South
W. ©. Bowser
Clymer
W. H. Brewerer
J. M. Evans
Indiana
J. EB. McGregor
H. Ll. Calhoun
Dean Mumati
Columbus McCoy
Thomas Wheeler
James Culp
Mat. Peterman
D. B. Hulia
J. H
Samuel Duncan
Marlin
D. A. Cetty
Blacklick
Long
Canoe
J. H. Miller
Rageth——iv
Miller
Green
Thomas Martin
P. M. Hawk
Ll. Ross
Brushyalley
William Ober
Richardson
Geo. Shaw, Jr
Wheatfield
West
Isaac Alcorn
Armstrong
Murl Black
David Carnahan
J. H. Devlin
Robert Kinnan
Tenner
John Betts
M. Kunile
J. Ogden
Brushvalley
R. i. Campbell
V. A. Uncapher
Center
J. ¥. Campbell
William Hasinger
Blairsville
Wm. Hopkins
Burrell
J. B. Rager
Rayne
Waitt Kinter
Klymer
H. Fi
Lydick
Hast
John Woods
H. L. Maneliff
North
Henry Neal
Harry Peiter
J. Neal
B. Lemer
Samuel Kerr
Young
W. J. Moore
Glen Campbell
W. H. McQuillain
W. J. Smith
Saltsburg
I. Y
Newry
George W. Mogel
B. A. Walker
James Ober
Addison Parr
J. H. Wheeler
Bullington
H. L. Stiles
Montgomery
William Walker
Aley
Rushvalley
W. Td. Wilson
G. N. Wilson
Harry Raptz
Hildebrand
J. P. Craig
J. CG
Vite
Albert Ferguson
M. H. Henry
W.sch
C. Smith
Henry Jellison
J. M. Wiley
PB. Parks
Simons
J. A. Pierce
George Dixon
John Bryan
J. M. Newcomer
D. R. Donahue
Grant
I. M. Bee
G. H. Jeffries
Homer Guy
W. H. Long
James Crossman
Flashy Warner
Simon Kline
A. O. Cravener
T. Anderson
Ed. Lichteberger
Mike Bennett
James Manners
Marion
I. H. Griffith
Charles Wingard
If H. Kennedy
Amos Smith
J. I. Smith
Grant Pearce
George Spencer
Pine
W. G. Orner
Dan Fetterman
Rayne—Thomas
Philippi
W. T. Wisminger
Jesse Way
John Gill
Robert Nesbit
Washington
C. S
Traverse
Bert Dunmire
James Jack
Jack Razer
D. EB
Graven
J. CG. Short
TCG
Brown
W. C. Richie
Blackiick
J.T. Berry
Cherryhills
T. J. Ray
Daniel Vile
Nelson Fyeck
Ira Smith
Owen Smith
Conemaugh
Bert Dixon
Andy Weamer
Marion Center
James C. Bowser
S. W. Kelly
Laird Thompson
John Galbreath
Wilson Lightcap
H. H. Groft
George White
T. W. Stith
F. L. Clark
Party honors Pittsburg visitors amid illness and deaths
Twenty four guests attended a Saturday party hosted by Miss Geneva Findley for Messrs William and Georges Hagenlocker of Pittsburg, who are seriously ill from ptomaine poisoning. Dr G W Wagoner hopes for patient recovery. Nearby, Joseph Verner, a former glassworker, died in a Point Marion cabin aged fifty four. A mail distribution complaint at the Indiana branch of the B R & P is raised by the Independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Findley
William and
Georges Hagenlocker
Pittsburg
Findley
Church
Stonycreek Street
Johnstown
New York
G. W. Wagoner
Joseph Verner
Aormer
Point Marion
Indiana
Main Street
Scott Dibert
Main and
Franklin Streets
W. C. Smith
Dibert & Co
Johnstown Democrat
Indiana Area Notes and Elections Brief
Personal notices list residents visiting relatives in Latrobe Blairsville and Johnstown with names including J Nelson Thompson Sophia Vitale and Clarence McCreight. Also mentions Democratic ticket for Conemaugh township and Blairsville Chief Burgess candidate M B Brownly with praise for past service and potential fourth term.
New School Building Opened for Second Ward Pupils
Pupils of the Second Ward and the Senior class took possession of the new Second Ward school on Monday. Classes moved in fine style with delight at the handsome building. Sub juniors moved to Third Ward No.7, Clifton McFarland leading the room. Teachers Loughry and Laura Bush join the new structure after teaching in Landis and Progress buildings. The Isat annual county Institute approved a memorial fund for Prof. A.M. Ranniers with a plan to raise money on February 12, Lincoln’s birth centennial. Contributions to be sent through local schools. Normal School Punxsutawney and Indiana citizens assist. A letter and subscription blank was mailed to every county teacher. Also notes a recent Sears, Roebuck & Co. promotion leading to an adoption decision by Jacob Wachob after a mysterious basket delivery containing a healthy three-month-old boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
Prof. McKee
Loughry
Third Ward
Clifton McFarland
Laura Bush
Landis and
Progress
Normal School
Punxsutawney Schools
Indiana
H. D. Condron
Sears, Roebuck & Go
Jacob Wachck
Covode
Tresh
Sears, Rosbuck & Co
Wachob
John S Fisher Lecture Praised at First U P Church
Senator John S Fisher delivered Our Monetary System to a full audience at the First U P church Monday evening. Attendees praised his preparation and grasp of the subject, leaving with a clear sense of understanding about monetary issues. Fire gutted Nant-y-Glo hotel Sunday night, an estimated loss of about 8000 dollars. Insurance covered 4200 dollars. the three story building housed 30 to 40 rooms and was owned by coal operator Matthew Nairn. Public sales notes included a tailored form for blink notes as used by local outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Fisher
U. P
Fisher
Nant-y-Glo
Matthew Nairn
Regretful Deaths in Punxsutawney Community
James Deatas St. Clair 66, a Punxsutawney figure, jeweler and hotelier, dies suddenly of heart trouble. Survived by widow and four children. funeral at one. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs. Louisa Sliver, James R. Shields, Mrs. Kate M. Alter, Mrs. Nannie Cunningham Gressley, John C Layton, and John W Russell with brief death and survivor details and interments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James, St. Clair
Punxsutawney
Margaret Mitchell St. Clair
Florel
Anna Bell Graffius
National
Odenburg
Elk City
Clarion County
Indiana House
Indiana
West End
Central Presbyterian Church
B. P. O. Ellis
Frank G. St. Clair
du Bois
Charles M. Neal
R. W. St. Clair
Wheeling
W. Va
Jeff G. Wingert
John St. Clair
Esq
This Place
Marthe J. Campbell
Margaret P. Depp
J. A. Scott
Brookville
M. St. Clair
Denver
Colo
Mary BE. Monks
Clymer’s Big Ball Plans Amid Society Gatherings
An annual ball hosted Friday evening aims to raise funds for furnishing a ward. The event draws a large Dulber of society members and several notable hostesses, with plans for entertainment and socializing in a formal setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Clymier
Setverin
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Latrobe
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Manor
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E. KK. Wood
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Margaret
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Sewickley
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Gettysburg
W. F. Wettling
Frank Bell
Kansas City
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I. G. Kier
G. A. Cunningham
Charles
Cresson
William Young
Clarksburg
Mary Wolf
Rochester Mills
Squire J. C. Carnahan
Creekside
Tayal Arcanum Lodge
John Carson
DuBois
Jas. McGregor
Janes
Scotty” Gordon
North Adams
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Irwin
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D. M. Miller
V. M. Laughlin
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Philadelphia Street
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Laura Ansley
Brownsville
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Nant-y-Clo
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Vander Arift
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Rober Coleman
Wee
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Orvin Balentine
Jeeves
Crant Township
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Ted
Pennsylvania
Mye
Deatas
St. Clair
Sliver
Louisa
John Sliver
Rosenberger
East Mahoning Street
Henry Builver
Mary" Bedford
Reynoldaville
William Anderson
Henry Stiver, Jr
G. W
S. M. Shields
J. N. Heavenrater
Trade City
C. &. Stephens
B. C. Shields
Bradcock
Marchand Cemetery
Layton
John C. Layton
Bairdstown
John Layton
Russell
John W. Russell
Jisv
Oak Jiunt
Inliana Normal School