Court notes and license hearings in Indiana county
Friday sessions hear numerous hotel license cases amid lengthy testimony on applicant character and conduct. Ten brewing charges pending against Indian Brewing Co. dominate proceedings. Postoffice inspector fines several for packaging and postage violations. Community humor and local notices weave through a busy docket in the Indiana county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telford
Scense
Pierce
Indiana County
M. T. Hallman
Cherrytree
Mr. Hallman
Henry” Schrader
New National
Glen Campbell
F. ‘Neely
Clymer Fi¢tel
Indian Brewing Co
Diegal
Indiana
Co. M. Wortman
Clawson Euvise
W. H. Starner
A. Sterner
Diconville
Piercen
Leanse
Clawson House
Edward Empfield
Indiana Hovee
W. Zimmerman
Commercial
Creekside
Wy T. Juart
Keystone
Creakelde
Anges
Uart
Rreekside
Joe Solomon
Squire
Carnahan
Henie
Squire Carnahan
Grant Snyder
John Fitzpatrick
New Capitol Hotel
Alexander Dunbar
Char
Shadow of Brer Groundhog Stirs Indiana Storm Day
The report notes Brer Groundhog saw his shadow on a frigid Sunday in Indiana with the day near zero. Church services faced difficulties, and evening services were canceled. On Monday schools held roll calls and dismissed students early.
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Brer
Indiana
County finances audited for March settlement
Auditors work toward finish by March 1 as County finances show two years ago treasury 10775.42 current 42547.51 After paying off 5994.90 of floating debt and selling 40000 bonds for County Home, general fund remains about 2700. Sheep losses total 318 killed and 481 injured costing 3098.02. A balance of 560 stays in sheep fund with more collections due. Over 200 will be shared among school districts after settlement.
Personal notes of visits across Johnstown and Pittsburgh
Miss Grace Flack visits friends in Johnstown. Miss Bertha Baylof leaves Saturday for a short visit to a friend. In Pittsburgh, Miss Effie Fay from Wilkinsburg visits Miss Braughter of Philadelphia. Chas e i Bayle returns home Saturday from Johnstown. F. D. Glover of Pittsburgh returns home Saturday after several days here. Mrs. James Z. Hiseman of Past End visits the family at the Héitor on Friday. Mrs. Harry White Jr returns home Saturday from a weeklong visit to friends in Pittsburgh. John Miller of Glen Campbell visits for business Monday. Mrs. A. W. Wilson of Kiss spends several days with the Hster family, returns Monday. Montgomery McCoy of Pueblo, Cal visits parents Mr. and Mrs. John McCoy of North Fourth Street. Mrs. Ollé Thompson, staying with her son Joseph J. in Pittsburgh for six weeks, returns home Friday. Collins Graham and his two children of Wilkinsburg return Friday after visiting his father here.
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Grace Flack
Johnstown
Bertha Baylof
Pittsburg
Effie Fay
Wilkinsburg
Braughter
Philadelphia
Chas
Ei Bayle
F. D. Glover
James Z. Hiseman
Past End
Harry White, Jr
John
Social Gatherings At Bush Home On Birthdays
Friends gathered Tuesday at Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Bush home for a social evening with elegant refreshments. Normal students sang, Dr. H. F. King presented Mrs. Bash a silver baking dish, and Mr. Bash was also honored. The occasion merged Mrs Bash and Mr Bash birthdays with the Lollar wedding anniversary celebrated by three children. Mrs Lollar hails from Mississippi and Mr Lollar from Texas.
Arnold Declares Candidacy for Congress in 27th District
George E. Arnold of Clarion announces for Congress in the 27th district joining J N Langham W O Smith Joseph Beale and B Cochran as candidates. The piece notes Indiana county’s claimed nominee lead and Latin remark on party balance with remarks on Langham’s qualifications. It mentions Shakespeare Club guesting in Punxsutawney and Mr Hammers hosting while Mrs Stewart and Lena Jacobs plan relocation to California with Stewart and son Andrew seeking a new home near Los Angeles.
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George _E. Arnold
Clarion
Congress
B. Cochran
Armstrong County
J. N. Langham
Indiana County
W. O. Smith
Jefferson County
Joseph Beale
Leschburg
Arnold
Indiana
Indlana
Repubecan
Jonathan N. Langham
Shakespeare Club
A. M. Hammers
Puvxsutawney
Hammers
Our Town
George R. Stewart
Misa Lena Jacobs
George Stewart
Jeff
California
Reir
Stewart
Andrew
Los Angeles
Local Items Highlight Oddities And Tragedies In Town
Community notes report E H Button becoming Provident Life and Trust Co agent in Philadelphia area. A fire near Blatreville burned a building at Frank Villella’s flat. A boy fell from a porch railing fracturing his skull and died at Adrian Hospital. A false claim of a holdup involving George J Snyder was denied. Judge O Connor missed License Court and deputized Troxell. James T Young runs for the Cambria Assembly on the Republican ticket, opposing Frank Barnhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provident Life and Trust Co
Phildelphia
Wiimerding
Blatreville
Martha ‘Gruff
Fred Brown
Ernest
Fits
Adrain Hospital
George J. Snyder
White Towns
Democrat
George
Frank Villella
P. Wigsenger
Troxell
Remon Strances
James T. Young
Johnstown
Robert A. Young
Cambria
Jim
The
Fell
J. M. Shumaker
J. C. Stineman
Frank Barnhart
Jim Pieceas
Delayed Ballot Cast for County Commissioner Candidates
Sixteen candidates were entered for the county commission race with the roster listing names from Indiana to Blairsville and North Mahoning. Funeral services for Frank M. Doberneck were held at St Bernard’s Church with a requiem high mass, Father McNellis presiding, and interment in St Bernard's Cemetery.
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Sholes
Gilbert
Thej Red
James
Marshall
William F. George
Henry
A. Harbison
Conemaugh
Frank M. Doberneck
St. Bernard’s Cuathol'eichorel
Father McNellis
Ells
The
Eagles
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Lost team of horses found after ten days near Patton farm
Albert Snyder of Center township reported his loaded wagon team vanished from in front of the National Hotel ten days ago. Two youths spotted the worn horses in Patton's woods a mile and a half from town. Identified by Ross Mahan, the starving pair had torn at brush and dug three foot pits. One horse may die. both badly distressed. Wagon tongue chewed, wagon secured between two trees.
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Albert Snyder
Center Township
National Hotel
Lydick
Patton
Ross W. Mahan
Enyder
Patten'’s
Prohibition Party Tickets Patchwork Slate in Indiana Borough
The Prohibits Get Funny party meeting at the Barr House drew a slate for Borough officials. Nominees include Justice J.B. Adair treasurer J.W. Harbison constable James VanHorn auditors J.M. Stewart Finley Barr and W.C. M. Teaters. Third ward selects McCreight for judge Hille for inspector Buchanan for council Imbrie for school director Keo as constable. For printing services, contact the Democrat.
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Indiana
Barr House
J.B. Adair
J. W. Harbison
Deaths in Indiana and surrounding towns prompt obits
Obituaries report the death of Kinter Jr of Indiana at 6:30 AM after heart trouble and apoplectic attack, with survivors and funeral details. Additional notices chronicle deaths of Thomas Hindmen Marshall at 84 in Florida, Mrs. Jane Suter aged 96, Elizabeth Roberts aged 86, Eliza MacArthur, and infant Francis Rogers, with burial details and local family ties.
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Marshall
Thomas Hindmen Marshall
Dayton
Redclyffe
Forest County
Maple Creek Lumber Company
Dayton Union Academy
Lewart
Dayton Normal Institute
Dayton Soldiers’ Orphan School
Dayton National Bank
United Presbyterian Church
Rosetta Neal
Silas W
D. Duff Marshall
Robert N
Parnassus
H. Marshhall
Hvens City
EB. ¥. Ceed
Sacramento
Neb
Farmers Bank of Indiana Adopts Safest Approved Methods
The Farmers Bank of Indiana states it follows the safest and most approved methods in all essential business details. It operates along conservative lines and restricts dealings to legitimate enterprises, asserting strength as the strongest bank in the county.
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Farmers Bank of Indiana
Letters in Indiana Office February 1 1908 List Names
The list records uncalled letters in the Indiana office dated February 1 1908. Names include James H Cruikshank Del Gray Alvin Gressly Jas Landfair BD MM Henry John Montague Andrew Pal George A Rogaliner Lige Smith T M Vail Kennet Walker Balog Jozse Alfonso Cimabella Riccado Felesi seb an Jegezak Giovanni Mogcella Lorjncy Mihhaly Urnak Maik Sytka. The note states inquiries should mention the letters were 'a 'verlised and give the date. JAMES C. MCGREGOR P. M.
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Indiana
James H. Cruikshank
del Gray
Alvin Gressly
Jas. Landfair
Henry
John Montague
Andrew Pal
Maik Sytka
James C. McGregor, P. M
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A. L. Nyburg
Harry Schrader
Jules
Joseph Moore
Pleasant Valley Inn
Lovejoy
Joseph
J. R. Spicher
St. Charles Hotel
Andora
J. H. Ake
Arcadia
Ake
J. E. Ober
C.D. Gorman
Lloyd J. Gorman
Wilgus
Rowley
Gorman
Maj
Barrett
Regular Army
Col
Hugh 8. Taylor
Bellefonte
Blairsville
Harry Fee
Richard. Watson
William Simpson
Serg. Mead Marshall
Myers & Little’s
Postoffice
R. G. Gibbons
Altoona
Zimmers
Choece
William Barker
Robert Smith Zimmers
Ann Kilgore Zimmers
Sundoscay
Yuestley
Dabe Bennett
Blaireville
County Finances
J. H. Lollar
Te Moore Hotel
Loar
the Democrat
Kinter, Jr
Kinter
East Philadelphia Street
Christiana Kinter
Presbyterian Church
Incinda Laney
Savannah
K. Smith
P, CL. Fiscus
Belle K. Allison
F. S. Crawford
Oakland Cemetery
Aammanda Suter
Marion Center
H. F. King
Greenwood Cemetery
Susan Altman Dom
Snyder Station
Cincimnati
Philip Dom
Dom
William ‘Young
Blairs “Ville
Crewitt
Alfred B. Crewitt
Josanna Stewart Crewitt
el Pavia
Newton
Bucks County
University of Pennsylvania
Drown
Replogle
J. C
Ard
Ware McBeth
Sim
Carpenter
Conti
Ni Young
Bufihetatt
Kelly
Maugh
David H
Farmer
Chetti Kerr
Robert
Ward
Burnheimer
Lewis
Onree
Derahve
Young
Lh Weamer
Buffins
Wegener
Wash Ieter
Summers
John H
Blairs Sille
2D Ward
Ilaon
J. M
Mahonilitaé
South
Brady
McClelland
Teamster
Miahing
North
Cooper
W. J
Montgomer
Sharp
T. B
Wilt
David
Given
Shields
Conethatté
Ravprse
Foisha
Farner
Burrell
Munshower
EB. J
Indlaged
Hart
Clarence
Pitsterer
Salab' Her
Inger
William
Canoe
Ritchett
A. J
Banks
Lindlair
Walter
Nat
Hauxhurst
Jackson
Jobe
E. Farmer
Center
Palmer
Alvi
Wheatfield
Wiest
Wissinger
G. A
Mahoning? East
Jeffries
F. M
Miller
Mahoni East
Ane
J. Conems
New Barkleas
Watchman
George M
Maiing
Griffith
J. R
Homer Olt
Lytle
W. F
King
W. H
Sawyer
Green
Tredenbaugh
Prank
Rustiner
Emanuel
Montgomi
Ary
Riffie
C. J
Buffington
Dunkle
J A
Junior
Edwart
iClean
W. A
Darmer
Mahoning
Lickard
Wheatiel Weat
No. 1
Gardner
Montgonkery
Sampson
Thomas
Miner
Glen
Comahel Sutt
Ww. H
Real Estate
Clareville
Edward
Brown
W. S
Bai
Williams
B. D
Canos
Kalbfus
Joseph Kalbfus
Board of Game Commission
Cour House
Bear Club
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