Local spring elections list voters and candidates in Firs t and Second Ward
A long OCR fragment lists candidates for Justice of the Peace and other local offices in the First and Second Wards. Names include James A Crassman Joseph L B Adsirt James A McNeal Cyrus Buehangan and David Blair among many others with positions such as Clerk Auditor Assessor and Overseer of the Poor. It ends urging readers to read the fourth page receipts and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Jamses A. Crassman
Joseph LB. Adsir
Qepseen
Tie Dar
Jdaimes A. McNeal
Reccisiesteeenee
Orr Do Ahabe
Wils Thompson
Os A.W. Mahon
A.A. Wissel
Cyrus Buehangan
Aniditor
David Blair
I. Joseph A. Dicker
George WL Loyvlave
Tay
McCreight
Poe
J. OL. Wacol
A.T. Taxdor
Harry Vinickenberg
Ree
John Patton
Deccatise DE Sofuul Sireelor
Rascs
Thol
Trimble
Jose Bath
David Harbison
John S. McCoy
M. McHenry
S. C. Carahan
A. CO. Cla
J. It Robbins
Otto Carnahan Fyn
Ghpin Ry
Woob
Hin
LT. Agey
W.T. Kay
James Wig
Harry Bryan
Mathew Growden
To Cut Down a Beautiful Cherry Tree Drama Benefit
The Indiana Dramatic Club stages The Crazy Idea at Library Hall on February 22 for the Fireman's Association. Washington is celebrated on his birthday as youth perform a charming, profitable entertainment with tickets at 25 and 35 cents, first come, first served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Dramatic Club
Washington
Library Hall
Fireman
Hall
Lincoln Birthday Observed by Normal Students
Patriotic Indiana Natural students celebrated Lincoln's Birthday with a program including recitations on Lincoln's life and presidency, an opening song, and readings from Lowell and Lincoln’s inaugural address. The event featured several student speakers and appropriate patriotic music, ending with applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Ida Johnston
Floy Fetterhoof
Maggie Russell
Lowell
Caroline Cronemeyer
President
Maggie Goggin
America
Indiana
Gala Week of Socials in Indiana Town
Thursday featured multiple gatherings with Mrs. Sarah St Clair hosting a luncheon at 1 pm and Mrs. C E Bary entertaining Bible students at 5 pm. Miss Jo St Clair hosted young ladies in honor of Miss Marie Montgomery. A Friday home gathering, Valentine social, and Dime Social were noted along with a piano group called the Italians who perform for dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Sarah St.Clair
C. E. Bary
Jo St. Clair
Marie Montgomery
Clarion
J. B. Hinds
Chestnut Street
Edith Young
Old St Valentine
Griffith Ellis
M.E. Church
Mattie Thompson
Young Folke Tuesday Evening In Honor of Miss Montgomery. Mrs. D. R. Tiare
Presbyter ian supper to aid repair fund event
The Presbyterian church ladies plan a Thursday evening supper from 4 to 10 pm in the A W Wilson building at Philadelphia street and Carpenter avenue to raise funds for repairs. Supper costs 25 cents with chicken and waffles, coffee, ice cream and cake available. proceeds support the repair fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Wilson
Philadelphia Street
Carpenter Avenue
Presbyterian Church
February's Days Of From the Quincy Herald
The poem lists February holidays including Groundhog Day Lincoln's birthday St Valentine and Washington praising the famed founders. It reflects a civic tone noting notable days and patriotic sentiment from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Herald
Lincoln
St. Valentine
Washington
County Executive Committee Meeting Scheduled
The Executive Committee of the County WGT C will meet Thursday February 34 at the home of Mrs. M A Bodenhamer to transact such business as will come before the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G.T.C
M.A. Bodenhamer
Marriages noted in Homer City and Blairsville region
The report lists several weddings around February 10 including Mr. James A. Byers and Miss Annie M. Cunningham in Homer City, Frank Smith and Louise Uncapper in Livermore, Frank Aikens and Ella Ryan in Blairsville, John Damn from Randolph County, Walter E. Dible and Ida M. Taylor, John Nelly and Philatta Hancock, and Frank Lutz and Agnes Orr. Several ceremonies occurred at parsonages or in Blairsville with local celebrants and families in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
James A. Byers
Indiana
Annie M. Cunningham
Crete
M.S. Telford
U.P. Parsonage
Homer City
Frank Smith
Louise Uncaper
Livermore
Blairsville
Frank Aikens
Ella Ryan
Squire Kerler
John Damn
Randolph County
Point Pleasant
Walter E. Dible
Ebenezer
Ida M. Taylor
Glen Campbell
Recorders Office
Dr. Reynolds
John Nelly
Philatta Hancock
Telford
U.P
Anti-Saloon League elects officers in church meeting
A meeting in the M E church lecture room organized an Anti-Saloon League with Hon A W Kimmel as chairman and Lisle Apple as secretary. Dr Wm Owens was chosen president with Prof J H Young as vice president and other officers listed. A committee on agitation will plan meetings including a sermon by Dr Owens in March. The league meets again February 18 at 7 30 PM in the Presbyterian church to finalize committees and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
M.E. Church
D. Hall
A. W. Kimmel
Lisle Apple
Wm. Owens
J. H. Young
D. J. Waller
E. W Smith
J. O. Delancey
J. Lisle Apple
J. H. MccGinity
Owens
League
Presbyterian Church
Tragicaccident reports and a serious fall in Blairaville
Squire Rankin of Blacklick township survived a near fatal railway collision after wandering along the tracks and failing to hear an approaching train. Engineer Al Wagle and onlookers were relieved Rankin lived. Separately, Jay McCartney, son of Will and wife, fell from a stairway and sustained serious injuries with concerns of spinal fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Rankin
Blacklick Township
Blairavile
al Wagle
Raskin
Fourth Annual Banquet of Conemaugh Valley Alumni
Johnstown papers announce the Fourth Annual banquet of the Conemaugh Valley Alumni Association of the Indiana Normal school to be held at the Capitol Hotel in Johnstown Friday night February 25. Miss Jane E Leonard, Dr D J Waller, and Hon J P Elkin will represent Indiana. Prof Fair will represent Kiskiminetas Springs school. There will be a hundred or more present and the usual good things that accompany these gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Conemaugh Valley Alumni Association
Indiana Normal School
Capitol Hotel
Jane E. Leonard
D.J. Waller
J. P. Elkin
Indiana
Prof. Fair
Kiskiminetas Springs
Will Move in March to New A. W. Wilson Corner Room
John F. Steving, a furniture dealer and undertaker, will soon occupy the corner room of the A. W. Wilson & Son store at Philadelphia street and Carpenter avenue. The room offers a larger display for carpets and goods. he asks ladies to note the approaching house renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Steving
A. W. Wilson & Son
Philadelphia Street
Carpenter Avenue
Photographers' Association Second Annual Convention
The Photographers' Association announces its Second Annual convention in Bellefonte from February 25 to 28. T. B. Clarke of the locality is praised as instrumental in organizing and serves as Secretary. A Pittsburgh Times picture purported to resemble our photographer, but falls short of the mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefonte
T. B. Clarke
Pittsburgh Tons
Fuacs
Three Toca Leys and a Bolivar man’s rail accident
Albert Wynn of Bolivar attempted to ride a freight train from Morrellville to his home. The train sped, he slipped and sustained severe toe injuries, requiring transport to Memorial Hospital for treatment. A schoolboy was asked to explain dew formation and replied about the earth’s rotation and its rapid pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wynn
Bolivar
Morrellville
Memorial Hospital
Obituary notices and ministerial notes from Indiana county
Obituary notices list John H Scanlon aged 67 who died of lung fever at his son Michael Scanlon’s home in Johnstown after a brief illness in February. It covers his Irish birth, emigration at age ten, and a large family with children Benjamin Michael Mary Sadie George John Lizzie. Additional obituaries include James M Davis of Punxsutawney, Archibald Stewart of Center township, Nancy Stivson near Advance, Harrison Shields near Plumville, Clara A Gibson of Smith Station. The piece also notes church meetings, temperance sermons, and a profile of Evangelist James F Tomb and his Gospel Rescue Mission work in Indiana county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Scanlon
Michael Scanlon
Sherman Street
Johnstown
Indiana
Mr. Scanlon
Ireland
America
Bedford County
Scanlon
Benjamin
Mr. Pleasant
Michael
Archibald Stewart
Center Township
John
Levi
Harrison Shields
Plumville
J. F. Tomb
James F. Tomb
Armagh
Indiana County
Gospel Rescue Mission
Pennsylvania
Fredericksburg
Jabby
Methodist Church
St. Bartholomew’s
New York City
Fall River, Mass
Master’s Vineyard
Preacher Rev. Dr J OC R Ewing to Speak on India Work
Rev Dr J OC R Ewing, born raised educated ordained in Indiana county, long a preacher and educator in India, will speak at the Presbyterian church on Sunday February 20 morning and evening about work in India. He promises an entertaining and instructive talk and urges hearing him as a rare opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. OC. R. Ewing
Indiana County
India
Presbyterian Church
Banks Closed for Lincoln's Birthday Observance
Town residents noted bank closures on Saturday with a legal holiday label. The 12th of February is observed as a holiday in New York New Jersey Illinois Minnesota and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
New York
New Jersey
Ilinois
Minnesota
Washington
Mr Joseph McNeel Marks 31 Years with Railroad Company
On March 16 1898 Joseph McNeel reaches thirty one years of service with the railroad company. He notes the company has never missed a pay day signaling firm fidelity by the employers. Though hale he could work twenty more years and may soon deserve a pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McNeel
McNeel
Institute to be Held by Young Township Teachers
Young township teachers plan an Institute at Anderson's school house on Saturday February 9 starting at 9 prepared by Prof. John Lewis and W W Couch. Discussion topics include parental rule by law compulsory school law term length and night study. Music by West Lebanon and King band. Delegates from distant towns will be entertained by district citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson’s
John Lewis
W. W. Couch
A.M. Morrow
Preston Reede
Anna Handcock
Klondiker Boys
Clay King
Maud Couch
A. B. McAdoo
Willis Colins
Deny
W. T. Neal
Prof. Biiy
West Lebanon and King Band
Examinations Scheduled Across Townships March 26
Examinations for pupils who completed the prescribed course will be held in township venues on Saturday March 26 using the same questions at all sites. Eligible pupils must be at least 16 years old, attend 80 days this term, have term averages at least 60 in each branch and 80 overall. Notify by March 12 of pupilator examinations and blank needs. blanks to be mailed March 16.
Apple works brightens court house walls in public space
Harry K. Apple showcases his wall restoration at the Court House, repairing defaced surfaces and removing disreputable marks. He paints and beautifies the area while noting the absence of a female voice in the contracting, cautions about ceiling impact and overall economy on the ocean walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Apple
A. H Apple
Court House
Prospectus of the Chicago Dispatch offered to subscribers
A page notes a twelve page paper devoted to Bimetallism and Democracy. It offers the Ixpr- ANA Democrat and Chicago Dispatch for $140 a year to new subscribers or advance payers. The Currency issue is pitched as the people’s issue and a timely opportunity for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Dispatch
Ixpr- Ana Democrat
Times
Woman Suffragists at 13th Annual National Convention
The National American Woman Suffrage Convention marked its 50th anniversary in Washington DC last week beginning Friday December 12. Rev Anna Shaw delivered the sermon as Susan B Anthony presided noting Anthony’s long pursuit of suffrage success. An invitation was received to attend the Sixth ward school dedication in Allegheny on February 22 from 1:30 to 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National American Woman Suffrage Convention
Washington D. C
Anna Shaw
Susan B. Anthony
Allegheny
Indiana Normal
Notable Local Visitors and Obituaries in Indiana County
Brief items list visitors and moving notices from Indiana area towns. Rev Hay and Mrs Hay visited Allegheny. John Pringle of Plumville attended Natrona. Mrs Neal and daughter Salina visited Punxsutawney. Samuel Myers of East Philadelphia street deemed very ill. Albert Brink and Jennie Bigley of Blairsville obtained a Greensburg marriage license. Lucetta McElhoes visiting her sister Mrs Morrow at West Hickory. Mrs R E Young left for Cherrytree where cousin Mrs Gertrude Rmports Wilson is said dying. Tish Balentine home after five weeks visiting Allegheny Avalon and others. Harry and Mrs Robinson of Punxsutawney attended funeral of J H Scanlon. Mrs Bert Morrow went to Plumville for funeral of uncle Harrison Shields. H S Thompson went to Glen Campbell to adjust Commercial Hotel fire loss. Rev Father Toner of McKees Rocks visited Blairsville. Joseph Thompson Ray named new clerk at Sutton grocery. Amanda Anderson of Wilsett attended communion at First U P Church. Joseph Bath took daughter Myrtle to Punxsutawney. Mrs Means accompanied them home. Mrs T R Ewing to lead Blairsville College in Johnson’s absence. Mr and Mrs Bert Lichteberger back from eastern trip, staying at Indiana House. Mrs Clay Crissman seriously ill at New Kensington. friends summoned. F M Lichtenfels from near Bolivar notes three sons employed by Pennsylvania Railroad at Pitcairn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Myers
Philadelphia
Albert Brink
Jennie Bigley
Blairsville
Greensburg
Lucetta McElhoes
Kellysburg
Dr. Morrow
West Hickory
R. E. Young
Cherrytree
Gertrude Rmports Wilson
Tish Balentine
Allegheny
Avalon
Harry Robinson
Punxsutawney
J. H. Scanlon
Amanda Anderson
Indiana
Wilsett
U. P
Joseph Bath
Near Town
Myrtle
Means
Walier
Mrs. Bath
T. R. Ewing
Rey. T. R. Ewing
Baltimore
Blairsville College
Johnson
Mollie Lowe
Smicksburg
New Kensington
Robinson
Will Robinson
D. A. Lowe
Punxsatawney
F. M. Lichtenfels
Bolivar
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pitcairn
February lightning shocks Homer City household
The Philips family of Homer City faced a brief February storm yesterday afternoon. The lightning struck Mr John Philips house shocking the inmates but causing little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philips
Homer City
John Philip
Wilson's storeroom supper to aid church renovation
Tomorrow Thursday night Wilson's storeroom offers a big supper inviting families to dine in the building. Proceeds will fund remodeling and repairs to the lecture room and support church efforts while inviting attendees to bring their wives for a social and charitable event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson’s
Wilson's
Marriage Licenses Granted by Register Stewart
The Register's office lists licenses issued since the last issue. Names include Thomas A. McDemott of Apollo with Stella Cassidy of Blairsville. Frank E. Aikens with Ella B. Ryan of Blairsville. John Spawn of North Mahoning township with Della R. Cochran of Canoe township. Frank L. Lotz with Agnes L. Orr of White township. James A. Byers with Annie M. Cunningham of Indiana. Walter E. Dible of Ebenezer with Ida M. Taylor of Glen Campbell. W E Johns with Laura Anderson of Salisburg. BB Marshall of Conemaugh with Lu J. Cribbs of Blacklick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. McDemott
Apollo
Stella Cassidy
Blairsville
Frank E. Aikens
Ella B. Ryan
John Spawn
North Mahoning Township
Della R. Cochran
Canoe Township
Frank L. Lotz
Agnes L. Orr
White Township
James A. Byers
Annie M. Cunningham
Indiana
Walter E. Dible
Ebenezer
Ida M. Taylor
Glen Campbell
W.E. Johns
Laura
Anderson
Salisburg
BB. Marshall
Purchaser William Gompers Buys Crawford Corner Property
William Gompers, mail agent, purchased Mrs. Caroline Crawford’s lot at Waterstreet and Carpenter Avenue for 1200 dollars. He has erected a handsome brick across the avenue and may build more, ensuring no detriment to adjacent property. The note comments on local towns and pretty girls, contrasting Apollo, Blairsville, Latrobe, and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gompers
Caroline Crawford
Waterstreet and
Carpenter Avenue
Gompers
Apollo
Apollo News-Record
Blairsville
Courier
Latrobe
Indiana
sale of diverse farms mills and houses in multiple townships
Property will be exposed for sale Friday March 4 at 2 pm at the Court House. Items include J C Rugh undivided half of 6 acres with a flouring mill and dwelling, undivided half of 88 perches, half acre, Enos Bookman Blairsville lot with two story dwelling, J J Overdorf 49 acre Brushvalley farm with barn, J B Allen Homer City lot 60x167, William Lewis Indiana Church Street brick dwelling and stable, David Washington Rayne Township 4 acres with two story house and barn, Matilda Kerr Armstrong Township 25 acres with barn and orchard, Jane Gaskin Burrell 45 acre farm with house and sable, William Rodkey Grant Township 92 acres with buildings and CHerry Tree lot with two story house, J M Guthrie Cherryhill woodland with coal, M Gilpatrick Dixonville 1 acre store with spring and two lots, Alex Kinghorn White Township 130 acre farm with two story house, Henry Cramer Brush Valley 50 acre farm with house barn outbuildings and orchard, Milton Studios and G W McHenry Washington Township 106 acre farm with house stable and orchard. Each property details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
J. C. Rugh
Cherryhill
Said
Same
Enos Bookman
Blairsville
J.J. Overdorf
Brushyalley
J.B. Allen
Homer City
William Lewis
Indiana
Church Street
David Washington
Rayne Township
Matilda M. Kerr
Armstrong Township
Jane Gaskin
Burrell Township
William Rodkey
Grant Township
Cherrytree
J. M. Guthrie
Woodland
Sue
M. Gilpatrick
Dixonville
Alex. Kinghorn
White Township
Henry Cramer
Brushvalley Township
SO Acres
Creamery at Marion Center Changes Hands and Reopens
The Creamery at Marion Center was sold Thursday to P. F. Brown of Philadelphia who also secured the unexpired lease. By March first the creamery will resume operations and farmers’ wives anticipate relief from churn ing. Fixtures sold for 510 dollars. Washington’s Birthday festival planned for public school support features music, Nellie Custis era harpsichord, chicken and waffles, and cherry selection from a tree Washington did not cut down. hatchet exhibit noted. Thompson Hayes missed transfer to Warren Insane asylum. Rev. Huffman held an all day meeting at Coyote. Clover Pounds and Win. Lyon to run mail between here and Indiana with good rigs. Frank Laughlin sold a carload of corn in Indiana after Chicago purchase. One thousand bushel shelled corn distributed among farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
P. F. Brown
Philadelphia
Washington
Nellie Custis
Thompson Hayes
Warren Insane Asylum
Huffman
Coyote
Clover
Win
Lyon
Indiana
Frank Laughlin
Chicago
List of Letters Remaining Uncalled for in Indiana Office
A dated notice from February 15 1898 lists uncalled letters for ladies Mrs A J Davis Miss C L Stive Miss Nellie Williams Miss Rebecca Young and gentlemen including Mr James L Browne Mr J M M James transient M W Popeka W H Robinson Simpson Crawford and Mr E W Smith Inquiries must state letters were advertised with date Franklin Saysou P B M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
A. J. Davis
C. L. Stive
Nellie Williams
Rebecca Young
James L. Browne
J. MM. James
M. W. Popeka
W. H. Robinson
Simpson & Crawford
E. W. Smith
Franklin Saysou
P. BM
Indiana Post seeks free tickets contest clues
Indiana Post No 98 aims to win one hundred free tickets to Cincinnati offered by the Pittsburgh Daily News. Members urge friends to clip coupons and send to committee member John U W Hill J S Hilberry G W Wheeler Isaac Beck or J M Marshall. The note also mentions the National Intelligencer ad and a bank teller story about a Valentine incident with a girl. Look on the fourth page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Cincinnati
Daily News
Pittsburgh
John U W. Hill
J.S. Hilberry
G. W. Wheeler
Isaac Beck and
J. M. Marshall
List of grand jurors by locality
A roster of grand jurors organized by town includes Blacklick Blacklick Howard Daniel Blairsville F M Alters Brushy Alley Albert Altimus and James Knox Center W W Bracken Cherryhill James 4 Lidick Joseph Holsapple Green T P Stephens Indiana A F Zigler Ira Myers J L Orr Jacksonville W G Lowman Montgomery James W Hazlett Pine J A Brown Salisburg H EK Newry White D W Simpson Washington F C George J T Hilberry Frank M Miller West Wheatfield William Bowers James H McCoy Young Samuel R Hine W T Berit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacklick
Howard Daniel
Blairsville
F. M. Alters
Brushyalley
Albert Altimus
James Knox
Center
W. W. Bracken
Cherryhill
James 4
Lidick
Joseph Holsapple
Green
T. P. Stephens
Indiana
A. F. Zigler
Ira Myers
J. L Orr
Jacksonville
W. G. Lowman
Montgomery
James W. Hazlett
Pine
J. A. Brown
Salisburg
Washington's Birthday Parade Route Ordered by Chief Marshall Dixon
Chief Marshall Dixon issues the parade order with march lines and route. Companies assemble at headquarters at 1 o'clock, Third and Fourth wards at 1 45, marching Philadelphia street to the First ward engine house. The grand procession follows a loop via Philadelphia South Tenth Oakland Church Sixth Philadelphia Fifth Water, ending at the First Ward Fire Engine Rooms. Aids J M Cunningham J H Hill WS Daugherty John R Caldwell mounted at 1 30. Meetings set for February 21 at 7 30 p m at the First ward Engine House to arrange details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall J. M. Dixon
Third
Fourth Ward
Philadelphia Street
First Ward
Tenth Street
Oakland Avenue
Church Street
Sixth Street
Fifth Street
Water Street
Marshall Dixon
J.M. Cunningham
J. H. Hill
WS. Daugherty
John R. Caldwell
Surgeons Perform Several Operations in Indiana
Doctors Ehrenfeld and Simpson carried out skilled operations at the Indiana House where patient A F Cooper of Homer City was treated for fistula and returned home Friday. On Wednesday Mrs W Fleming near Willett had a lump larger than two hickory nuts removed from her right cheek and is recovering well. Also that day Mrs Goodlin of the Fourth ward had a large lump removed from her right shoulder by Drs Knowlton and Durrett and is progressing nicely.
Sermon Criticism Echoes in Bellevue Pastor's Address
Reverend Dr Sweeny of Bellevue responded to Pittsburgh Times criticism of his Sabbath remarks about Dr Patton and Princeton. He preached on truth citing I am the way the truth and the life and urged that actions reflect truth. He noted a newspaper report criticised him for expediency and urged consistency in motive and truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Sweeny
Bellevue
Pittsburgh Times
Directors Elect Officers At Harrisburg Session
The Pennsylvania School Directors association met in Harrisburg last week and elected officers including President EH S Hubbert Philadelphia Vice President Hugh B Eastburn Doylestown Dr D W Jefferies Chester D T Fortney Bellefonte Recording Secretary F B Wickersham Steelton Corresponding Secretary J Elder Peeler Indiana Treasurer H H Rice Waltonville Executive Committee I A Cleaver Berwyn H H Quimbo Mt Clair Silas Wright Howard J Draper Huddell Linwood Rev E I Hassler Keim Legislative Committee Hon John P Elkin Indiana W Findlay Shay Watson town C Brown Bloomsburg M J Philips Sullivan E E Adams Leck Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania School Directors’ Association
Harrisburg
EH. S. Hubbert
Philadelphia
Hugh B. Eastburn
Doylestown
D. W. Jefferies
Chester
D. T. Fortney
Bellefonte
F. B. Wickersham
Steelton
J. Elder Peeler
Indiana
H.H. Rice
Waltonville
I. A. Cleaver
Berwyn
H. H. Quimbo
Mt. Clair
Silas Wright
Howard
J. Draper Huddell
Linwood
E. I. Hassler
Keim
John P. Elkin
W. Findlay Shay
Watsontown
C. Brown
Bloomsburg
M. J. Philips
Sullivan County
E. E. Adams
Leck Haven
A Laudable Object for Anderson George’s Appendicitis
A paper circulating to raise funds for Anderson George who faces emergency appendicitis. An operation could be done at low cost if needful funds are gathered, with hospital care and room covered. George departed for West Penn Hospital for preoperative preparation with Dr Ehrenfeld and Dr Simpson ready to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson George
George
West Penn Hospital
Call for Indiana County Game Warden to enforce laws
A writer asks where the Indiana county Game Warden is in Pine Township, noting daily violations as hunters return with pheasants or rabbits. The letter asserts the need for enforcement and asks readers to inform the warden by mail about the suspected violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Pine Township
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Indiana Borough
Svocoues
Tire Wat
Fustivs
Jamies A Crassumn
Joseph Th. Adair
Ori
A. McNew
L. Orr
J. Will Thompson
Vayid Blais
Joseph A. Dike Crea
Wachoh
Tiless
Doatigherty
James IT. Allison
JoLiGer
John A. Findley
Cong
Fuvrte Wai
Ponce
Ray
Constiedle
J.M. Wath
M. Lowry
J. Willis Walls
Karry W
Eurcetur
Daugherty
Wilse McCartnes
Alf
Bowman
Tames
Joseph de Adair
Ay Pooy
Janes McNea
Orr
Afon
J. Wiss Thom N
L Terust Asw. Mahon
Wiss
Alidilng
Beivid Blair
Nickey
Goeoree
Luoveine
Frank Douglas
Singer
Waehoh
I. Seteneeeeeeses
Piett
Josepinde
Faspisioy
S&b. Warner
Ao Jon
S.A. Mileain
John Tiatheeth
Soeial Notes
Frank Lutz
Agnes Orr
Mr. Tomlinson
Grove Chapel
du Bois
Pinxsutawney
Brookville
Photographers’ Association
Davis
James M. Davis
Mr. Davis
South Mahoning Township
Maria Beyer
Elijah Work
East Mahoning Township
Stimson
Nancy
John Stivson
Advance
William Stivson
Maria Powell
Bell Lucas
McKeesport
Amanda Stear
Shields
Gibson
Clara A. Gibson
J.C. Gibson
Smith Station
M. 8. Telford
Graceton
Mr. Meek
A. J. Furman
Baptist Church
J. D. Brownlee
Mr. Boone
Saltsbury
Judge White
North Fifth Street
Lincoln’s
Teachers’ Institute
The
Hay
John Pringle
Natrona
8.T. Neal
Salina
Register Stewart
Sheriffs’ Sales
Milton Studios
G. W. McHenry
Washington Township
G.A
National Intelligencer
Washington City
D.C
National Intelligencer Pub. Co
Washington, D.C
Valentine
Snow
J. Wils McCartney
First National Bank
Wils
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