License Court Refuses Dozens In Indiana Hotels
Judge Telford Med's twelve cases deny licenses with a brief endorsement. The list includes Miller Central States Indiana Farnsworth Kerr Avenue Arcadia and more. Fifteen licenses granted last year. Moore House decision sparks business concern and petitioning for Lollar license. Normal students enjoy sleigh ride and supper. Elizabeth McCartney's will probated with niece Ma tilda Benson as heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telford
Montgomery Township
W. H. Sterner
A. ‘I. Starner
Sterner
Dixonville
Green Township
John H. Loellat
Moore Hotel
Indiana
Ober
Gypsy
Montgomery
Clawson House
Ndiana
Edward Empfield
New Indiana
Christ—G. Brixner
Blacklick Inn
Wehrum
Buffington Township
W. Zimmerman
Commercial
Creekside
Grant Snyder
John Fitzpatrick
New Capitol
Glen Campbell
P. M. Reidy
Rossiter
Canoe Township
M. S. Murray
Motel Brandon
Joseph Moore
Valley Inn
Lovejoy
J. H. Ake
Arcadia
Charles F. Nollenberger
Jellwood
Kin
Pine ‘Township
Watt Kinter
Chambersville
Rayne Township
Indian Brewing Company
Fourth Ward
Inliana
Elmer Manners
National Hotel
Alexander Dunbar
Glan Campbell
T. E. Bleming
Clymer House
Clymer
Cherryhill
Moore House
Cour
Lollar
Sinking shaft accident maims Philadelphia superintendent
John Maflin, superintendent in charge of a Risinger farm shaft near Homer City, fell thirty feet when a plank across the shaft gave way. He suffered a fractured skull, a broken right arm, and other injuries. Doctors trephed the skull and removed a large piece. He is in Philadelphia under careful treatment and is expected to recover.
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John Maflin
Risinger Farm
Homer City
Paul Reed
W. A. ‘Shmpson
Mahlin
Philadelphia
Torhat
Thomas Ridley Dead Oldest Pennsylvania Railroad Engineer
Thomas Ridley longtime Pennsylvania Railroad engineer died Friday at his Hast Hind Pittsburgh home in his 82nd year. He served 33 years as locomotive man and 14 as engine inspector, retiring in 1900. Ridley led the Veteran Employees Association division care effort and recalled trains with Henry Clay and F K Heisley. He was born in Chester County and survived by wife Sarah Crissinger and son Howard with many relatives joining his funeral.
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Thomas Ridley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hast
Mr. Ridley
Chester’ S County
Philadelphia
Columbia
Pittsburg
Ridley
Veteran Amploves’ Association
The
Pennsylvania
Henry Clay
F. K. Heisley
Raiload Company
Veteran Employs’ Association
Thomas R. Scott
Beatty Station
West Penn
Shadyside
Riddle
Sarah Crissinger
Derry
Howard
Thissa
Riddley
Saral Place
Wie
Wiliam
Harry Short
Jay Ober
Tanoma
James Henry
Dixonvile
James W. Wiggins
White Township
Margaret
Thomas Washington
James Edwards
Dixonville
Harry
Wiliam Short
Near Town
Der‘ly
Warren Mercer
George Kebler
Local residents make travel and health news rounds
Dr. Geraldine Davis sold her modellee to Dr. Katherine Derham of Johnstown and moved to Florida. Mrs Bila Jones and her son Frank of Manor visit sister Mrs J Wilbur Cunningham of South Tenth adraet. Eimer E. Smith left for Nebraska for a new foreman position at the Times. Dr. and Mrs. W Steele Bryan of McKeesport spent Sabbath with parents Mr and Mrs John R Bryan of South Fifth street. Clark McLaughlin and Lois returned from Florida with health concerns after tinlarial fever. Miss Jean Kinter, formerly with Mr and Mrs G Meade Marshal, sails to Johnstown to reside with brother Clarence at the Johnstown Democrat. Justice John P Dlkin returns from Muskogee Okla with daughter Mrs William M Arnstrong after appendicitis operation. patient recovery proceeding. Dr Paul St Clair, town resident and former Blockley Hospital physician, arrives for visit before taking post at Indiana State Hospital for the Insane in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Davis
Modellee
Katherine Derham
Johnstown
Florida
Bila Jones
Frank
Ol Manor
J. Wilbur Cunningham
South
Clarence
Town
Blockley Hospital
Philadelphia
Medico-Chio
Indianapolis
Indiana State Hospital For the Insane
Sauuday
Edith Fleming Celebrates Birthday at Normal Resident
Miss Edith Fleming daughter of Davy Fleming of the Normal celebrated a birthday on Monday. Over a dozen young friends visited her home that evening to mark the event. The sewer and paying ordinances passed first reading in borough council on Monday evening. Clerk John S. Taylor was authorized to publish the ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Fleming
Davy" Fleming
The
Normal
Solems
John S$. Taylor
Ament Re-Elected Principal Of State Normal School
Fourteen of eighteen trustees met at J Wood Clark’s office to re elect Dr James E Ament as principal for another year after the current term. The board plans for the next year while noting the school’s growth and a $5002 debt. Trustees listed include J Wood Clark A T Moorhead John P Elkin Harry Wills Tom Hildebrand John W Sutton W S Daugherty Thomas Sullan Edward Rowe and S J Telford. Absentees were W R Loughry J G Wallace W Dick Wilson and Harry W Wilson.
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Ament
Indiana State Normal School
J. Woods Clark
James E. Ament
Lane
Pade
Hans
John ©. Elkin
M. Jack
William 8. Daugherty
Thomas Sutton
Ance
Indiana
West Chester
Phillips
Messrs
J. Wood Clark
4. I. Moorhead
John P. Elkin
Harry Wills
Tom FR. Hildebrand
John W. Sutton
W. S. Daugherty
Thomas Sutlan
Edward Rowe
GriMin Hus
W. J. Mitchell
John §. Fisher
S. M. wMzek
S. J. Telford
Mesars
W. R. Loughry
J. GC. Wallace
Harry W. Wilson
Finest in the land Nichols Twins entertain at Casino Rink
Nichols Brothers Arthur and Albert of North Adams Massachusetts draw large crowds at the Casino Rink this week. Described as clever, clean-cut skaters performing on rollers with acrobatic stunts that turn heads, they are hailed as world champions and attract enthusiastic audiences in Indiana. The note mentions their personal trend and associates with a strong bulwark of protection for depositors, referencing Adams and Indiana capital and stockholders.
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Nichols
Casino
Nichols Brothers
Arthur and
Albert
North Adame
Mass
Indiana
Au Koren
Nor Adams
Trdiana
Stallions Sold by Indiana Stock Improvement Co
The Indiana Stock Improvement Co sold the horses bought from importers last year for 5000 dollars on Tuesday afternoon. Robert Row Tach of Greensburg bought the importer Perehenn horse Bismarck for 3530. Ex-Sheriff Burns of Clearfield purchased the imported Coach Tavse Tiundin for 19730. The effort to improve the county stock yields little apparent profit and ends with disappointment.
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Indiana Stock Improvement, Co
Robert Row Tach
Greensburg
Perehenn Horse
Bismarck
Burns
Clearfeld
Local items note store sale and railway changes
Warren and Piscus sold the Brocery store to Turner Lydick with construction by March 4. John T. Stewart denies Prohibition nomination, now seeking police candidacy. H B Heylman resigns as cashier to become Secretary Treasurer of Homestead Savings and Trust Co. Employed Pennsylvan ia Railroad workers to be paid cash on pay day. one brakeman on fast through trains. Rail orders place 27 500 tons United States Steel, 11 000 Cambria Steel and 11 000 Pennsylvania Steel with others. Monument in Oakland Cemetery for William Cunningham by S W Woodburn.
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Warren & Piscus
Brocery
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
United States Steal Corporation
Cambria Steel Company
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Lackawanna Steel Company
New York
Chicago
Lagman
Oakland Cemetery
William Cunningham
Jacksonville
Cunningham
S. W. Woodburn
Reading Room at Sixth Street Seeks Book Donations
For a year four Reading Rooms on Sixth Street near George W. Graf's meat market have drawn patrons. The New Century Club runs the rooms which offer magazines and monthlies and seek more books for reference, biographies, and fiction. A book social is set for February 13 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. bring a book or invite a friend. If unable to attend, donate books via listed ladies by arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
George W. Graf
New Century Club
Century Club
FL Warner
John
Stuchel
John F. Clements
Mra
J. Day Brownlea
Katharina ‘McLaughlin
Bess Hamilton
Water Works Breakdown Hampers Clymer Service
Acting Supt. W. 8. Hamilton reports a serious breakdown at the Clymer Water Works Sunday when the head of the piston on the large pump broke into pieces. A replacement head is on the way, but until it arrives residents are urged to use water sparingly and conserve supplies.
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Hamilton
Clymer Water Company
al Io
Bell
Prohibition County Convention Called for February 11
The Prohibitionists issue a call for a county convention in the Court House at 4 PM on Saturday February 11. They will discuss boosting the State convention in this county, file nomination papers for six Delegates to the State Convention and two to the National Convention, and consider candidates for Senator and Congress with arrangements for county and precinct committeemen elections.
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Court House
Death of George A Jenks Brookville attorney dies
George A. Jenks, 77, longtime Brookville attorney and former congressman candidate, died at 12:45 AM in his Brookville home on Monday after years of aging infirmities. Survived by daughter Mrs. R. B. P. Shively of Indiana, sister Mrs. Mary Gordon of Brookville, and brother Colonel James C. Jenks of Missouri. Funeral plans pending in Brookville. Born March 6 1836 in Punxsutawney, he began as a carpenter apprentice, entered Jefferson College in 1855, and built a notable legal career across Pennsylvania. He served in Congress, helped pensions, and held several government posts before retiring.
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George A. Jenks
George Augustus Jenks
Pickering Street
Brooksville
Jenks
RB. FP. Shively
Indiana
Mary ©. Gordon
Brookville
James C
Jefferson College, Haujing
Jefferson College
Jefferson County
J. G. Gordon
Pennsylvania
Congress
Lord
Knott
Lynde
McMahon
Hoar
Laphan
Senate
Jeremiah S. Black
Matt H. Carpenter
Montgomery Blair
Randall
Louisiiana
Field
New York
Tucker
Virginia
House
Electoral Commission
Interior Department
John B. du Bois
Clearfield County
Chevelaint
United States
Harrison
Miller
Superior Court
Cleveland
Willum
A. Stone
Silas C. Swallow
Mary A. Mabon
Wen B. F. Shively
Flaming
Haley Fleming
Fleming
Tha Lutheran Church
James O'Naitl Post
Cookport
Lewis Hay
Greenwood
Roy M
Jacob Cobes
Robert
William
Conemaugh Township
Jacob
Livermore
Blairsville Cemetery
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Nime
Partners’ Bank
Zimmrmga Hotel
M. C. Gordon
Elizabeth McCartney
Burlington Township
Matilda Dmn
Benson di
Benson Dil
James Graham
the Democrat
Egolf
Florence, Egelf
Peter Egolf
Fottstown
Wolf
John Stoneback
Blacklich
Florence Baker
Pottstown
Elizabeth Stoneback
Democrat Offee
East Liverpool
James
Barberton
Irwin
East Palestine
Elmer
Oscar
Salfeld
Pearl
Albert McAdoo
Youngwood
Westmoreland County
Laird
Ray
Campbell
Stuches
Rankin Stuchell
Plumville
Mr. Stnehell
Namley
Willan
Portland
Ore
Jessie
Joseph
Hugh
Edna
Louis
Wade
Plum Ville
McBeth
John McBeth
Connellsville
Tadjang County
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