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Newspaper

Indiana Democrat

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1910

Page

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People Visit and Travel Notes From Indiana Area

A crowd of locals and visitors are noted across Indiana and nearby towns. Dennis Gufith of Homer City spent Sunday with relatives in Indiana while Joseph Wilson, of South Seventh street, is ill with grip. Robert Hass, former State Road Superintendent, visited friends in town. Willis A Honek and brothers J Howard and David J Houck spent weekend at home. Dr A H Stewart of Thamar visited his mother Mrs Harvey Stewart. Clark Sweeney, Westinghouse Air Brake worker in Wilmarding, returned home for the weekend. Myrtle Cunningham of Josephine and Mac Peares of Water street visited relatives in Kellysburg. Mr and Mrs James Dodds move to Pittsburg for work at Carnegie Technical Schools. Mrs I N Armstrong and Grace return from Ada, Ohio to visit Mr William Garee. Mrs T A Nesbitt of Harrisburg visits her father William I Grosse. Irene Hatch, teaching in Jeanette, visits friends at school. Mrs T H Craig returns to Marion Center after visiting her sister. Wellington B Clark, assistant cashier at Mehaffey National Bank, visits his parents. Milton Clark of Havana, Cuba, visits relatives in the area. M H Caldwell of Reynoldsville, after attending a Pittsburg convention, passes through Indiana. Mrs J W McClelland leaves for East End, Pittsburg. Mrs Mary Griffith of Mason, Michigan, visits niece Mrs Harry M White in Clymer. William Bennett departs for Baltimore to supervise state road work contracted to M Bennett & Sons. Thad C Work and wife of Rochester Mill arrive in Indiana en route home from winter with the Robinson Carnival Co.

Carl Gufith Homer City Indiana Joseph Wilson South Seventh Street Robert Hass J. Howard David J. Houck A. H. Stewart Thamar Harvey Stewart Oakstreet Grace Purchase Line Ada Jeannette T. H. Craig Marion Center William I. Grosse East Oak Street Wellington B. Clark The Mehaffey National Bank T. B. Clark North Ninth Street Milton Clark Havana South Robinson Carnival Co

Blairsville Hosts Interclub Meeting at Ladies College

Representatives of ladies clubs from Irwin Johnstown Latrobe Indiana Blairsville and surrounding towns met in Blairsville on Monday at the Ladies College chapel with over 100 attendees. The New Century Club of Indiana organized the program with talks on juvenile court Civics and club methods followed by music and readings. Delegates enjoyed luncheon and expressed interest in forming a federation and future regular meetings.

Blairsville Womens’ Club Irwin Civic Club Art League Johnstown Womens' Club Kiski Valley Latrobe New Century Club Indiana Century New Era Latrobe Hoa Bartha Caldwell Dibert Leonard Carr Liamneh

Horses Wanted for Sale at Indiana Pa Barn

H. Seanon announces a buyer will be at his barn at Cor 3rd and Locust Sts Indiana Pennsylvania on Wednesday February 23 to purchase horses aged 3 years and older in any size from 1000 to 1800 pounds. Two carloads desired with cash. also plans to buy 10 to 15 more to reach 100 head for an auction on February 24 at the same location.

H. Seanon, Cor 3Rd and Locust Sts Indiana

For Sale Cedar Water Tank 20 bhl request at Winters Restaurant

For sale a 20 barrel cedar water tank. Inquiry at Winters Restaurant.

Notable Social Gatherings Around Birthdays and Club Events

Myre W Neft hosted a birthday party for Elmira as family and friends gathered Wednesday evening. Miss Fannie and Carrie Gessler held a 45 guest Boo party on Philadelphia street Tuesday with elaborate refreshments. G B Roof marked his 60th birthday with 110 cards. Mrs George Snyder celebrated her 66th birthday Friday with a surprise visit. Mrs William Dorking entertained 40 guests Thursday evening with cards and music. Over 50 friends joined Mr and Mrs J M Barclay near Dilltown Friday for their 23rd wedding anniversary dinner. Ingleside Club hosted a program at the Normal with refreshments. Mr and Mrs Thomes Hill celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at J C Peeler’s West Pike home. A marriage in 1859 linked Hill and Rebweca Miller. both 86 and 80 are in good health. Shakespeare Club met Friday with refreshments, next meeting set for Feb 18 at Daughertys. The Daughertys hosted Monday and Tuesday evenings with 800, Bridge, and socializing on Thursday for non players.

Myre Neft South Seventh Street Elmira Fannie Carrie Gessler Philadelphia Street G. B. Roof George Snyder West Church Street William Dorking Josephine J. M. Barclay Dilltown Jane HE .Leoard Ingleside Club Wrigley Hanley J. C. Peeler West Pike Thomas Thil Washington County Rebweca Miller John B. Peeler Armstrong Senate Margaret Miller John Miller White Township Shakespeare Club Munhall James R. Daugherty J. R. da

Triennial Assessment Appeals Schedule and Local Events

Appeals for triennial assessments are underway across boroughs and townships with Brushvalley, Mechanicsburg, Buffington, Armagh, West Wheatfield, and Burrell on specific days led by Niel and Marshall with Bowman handling office work. Also reported are the Indiana Bear Club annual banquet at Odd Fellows Hall with talks by Rev N P McNelligan George Dickie and Dr Pierca, plus dancing after, and the Indiana Provision Co annual stockholders meeting electing five directors including new member Arnest Stewart. Pensions granted include Samuel Rupert John Hastings Andrew Hauck Emanuel Smith Samuel B Corbett Catherine Penrod David Ritchey. Fires at Blacklick destroy Henry Leikert residence and damage Free Methodist church with minor fire loss and no insurance.

Brushyalley Mechanicsburg Buffington Armagh West Wheatfield Burrell Hell Niel Marshall Bowman Bear Club Indiana Bear Club Odd Fellows’ Hall N. P. McNellig George Dickie Town Pierca Blairsville Rabekah Indiana Provision Company Indiana Provision Co Water Street Stonk R. N. Ray W. S. Carnahan G. P. McCartney S. B. Campbell Arnest Stewart Commissioner of Pensions J. N. Langham Samuel Rupert Parkers Landing John S. Hastings Indiana Andrew Hauck Big Run Emanuel E. Smith Heathville Samuel B. Corbett New Bethlehem Catherine Penrod David A. Ritchey Smicksburg

Tuesday Elections Show Voter Apathy and Local Races

Voters stayed home amid poor roads as Indiana Borough faced tight races. J Wood Clark led Democrats in several wards for council. Prohibitionist John Houk won in Ward Three. Sheriff sale announced for Eldersridge Academy with historic ties to Western Pennsylvania alumni.

Indiana Republican Party J. Wood Clark Clark John Houk

Delinquent Taxes Notice for Indian and White Townships

Harry Long collector of Dealinquens seeks to notify all delinquents to pay taxes on or before March 10th. The notice warns owners of the four words of Indian and White township tax accounts and urges prompt settlement to avoid further action. {Note: OCR errors preserved as read}

Harry Long

Shrader Johnston Wed wedding and multiple society notices

Shrader and Miss Wil Nan Johnston wed this Wednesday afternoon at the parsonage with 60 guests present. The bride wore white satin and the bridal party included Bertha Buttermore as bridesmaid and Dr. C A Hamill as best man. The couple plans a westbound honeymoon and will reside in East End Pittsburg. Also reported are Keppler Rager wedding near Cra mer and George Keppley of Morrellville, and Walter Geell Rowe with Gaye Weaver, with homes in Indiana and Houck Groft, plus local brewery license debate and a fatal accident in Chambersville. The Kiski Dusterball team postalizes a win over Mish School Texan in Tarentum.

Shrader—Johnston John ©. Shrader Wil- Nan Johnston A. J. Turner H. F P. King Bertha Buttermore Tuffsdale C. A. Hamil New Florence Jennie Turner Keppler—Rager Robie Rager Thomas Rager Cramer George Keppley Morrellville Roxbury Ernest Mike Itesin Chambersville Tarentum Wiski

Indiana County Brewer's License Grants Digest

The License Courts report lists ten licenses granted in Indiana County and nearby towns including Rossiter Glen Campbell Hallwood and Wehrum with hotels such as Rossiter T Hotel Commercial Hotel New Capitol Hotel Clawson House Heilwood Inn Blacklek Inn and more. One license held over and several licenses refused including Clymer New National Hotel Kerr Avenue Hotel Arcadia Ober and others.

W. J. Dougherty Rossiter Canoe Township Indiana Co Rossiter T Alexander Dunbar Glen Campbell Borough Grant Snyder John P. Mitzpatrick New Capitol C. Tl. Moore 4Th Ward Indiana Borough Moore C. M. Wortman 1St Ward Wehrum Buffington Kodfaana Co Blacklek Inn Empfield 2Nd Ward Indiana House Watt Kinter Chambersville Rayne Twip Indian Brewing Co 4Th Wire Indiana Indian Brewery H. N. White Clymer Borough Clymer W. M. Shields Glen Campbell Boroughs New National W. H. Farnsworth Arcadia Montgomery Twp Kerr Avenue Joseph H. Ake Jacob E. Ober Gipsy Lovejoy Green Two Pleasant Valley Inn S. W. Zimmerman Creekside Borough KR. FW. Getty Qatty W. F. Neeley

WILLS PROBATED IN PINE TOWNSHIP AND AREA

Wills probated for Henry Strong of Pine township and Abraham Lowman of Mahoning township set out distributions to heirs and executors. Henry Strong’s will grants debts paid and various properties to Burgess S Strong Hiram W Strong Edward J Strong and Ada St Mayon. wife cared for during her life. Abraham Lowman leaves homestead to wife Elizabeth, then to daughter Cora and granddaughter Annie, with shares divided later. George Lowman named executor. Katie M Alter wills all estate to son William John Alter. Charles H Moore named executor. Will dates range 1901 1909.

Henry Strong Pine Township Burgess S. Strong Hiram W. Strong W. F. bLydink Edward 3 Burress I. Strong Edward J Strong Abraham Lowman Ast Mahoning Township Elizabeth Lowman Cora Annie Ike George George Lowman Katie M. Alter Pairsville William John Alter Charles H. Moore Blairsville

Lincoln Birthday Celebrated by Normal School Club

The Lincoln Debating Club at the Normal School held a Saturday evening celebration. Members sent neat invitations to friends. The event featured a literary and musical program, followed by dancing in Recreation Hall, enjoyed by all present.

Lincoln Lincoln Debating Club Normal School Recreation Hall

Deaths in Ewing Wells Campbell Pounds Plummer and Others

Obituaries report Herbert Loughry of 20, of tuberculosis at White Warren. W. C. Ewing age 70 of Clarksburg. Susan Wells of Rosamoyne aged 71. J. Campbell 69 in Canoe Twp. Mary A. Pounds of Wayne Ave. Clarissa Plummer Stewart died in Johnstown aged 75. Phoebe Everett of Bairdstown. Solomon Dunmire 16. Barbara Akins 29. Leroy Gahagan 5. Mrs. David McAllister West Brady obituary. railroad accident Phil lips Swede killed near Dixonville.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Blacklick Henry Leikert Free Methodist Church First Ward W. C. Kuhns S. Barr A. W. Ewing Vege L. J. Vogel John Gummins John Hastings Wee Hamilton W. S. Hamilton George Graft Agsessor J. M. Gamble John B. Taylor A. T. Taylor Roy J. S. Bowers Carter B. Manners Hasinger J.C. N Park T. Bell Council A. G. Perrier J. W. Glark H. Learn G. A Mclain W. Griffith Daugherty H. B. Beers J. M. Wuehoh J. M. Waghole R.N. Ray Fashane Slewia W. A. St. Clair John BG. Taylor Eldersridge Academy Widersridge Academy Sherift H. W. Thomas Court House Mary Jane Townsend R. H. Harbison T. B. Elder D. B. Townsend J.telford Young Township Western Pennsylvania Pittsburg Third Ward Henry Livingston J. W. Harbison G. Coon B. Stahl Himer W. Allison Elmer W Allison H. Hart Lesle Pattison Wena Leslie Pattison Seeaeees Job McCreight Nee Teeene James Campbell J. A. Stucheil Houck—Groft Ralph 8. Houck Dixonville Leda Groft Sample Run Lawson Campbell Leenst Street Washington Mellvaine McIlvaine Anti- Saloon League Washington Breweries Monongahela Bey T. F. Birch Star Brewing Company Troth Etate Crescent and Parrittet McTlyaine Iicenke Brooks Penneyivania Van Willian Florida Jfo White Maven Wells Susan J. M Rosamoyne Nanely C. By Rossmoyne J. A. Wells Punxsutawney Lizzie Lewis Rosamayne D. R. Dibler Ambrose Solomon Dibler Westmoreland CG. Dempsey Walt, Pa Mary A. Pounds Wayne Avenue Thursdday Clara Agnes Mary Murray RE. Pounds Wilkinsburg Myg Willan Risinger Amon Jo, Trving Delmont Mary Bean Stewart Clarrissa Plummer Stewart Harry Stewart Jacob Elizabeth Pummer Plummer Miss Plummer Charles Milton Elizabeth Dunmire Solomon Dunmire C. M. Dunmire Five Points Bertha Normal David Gahagan Leroy Ira Gahagan West Mahoning Township Zion Church Rev Frantz Rochester Mills A. Phillipps New York
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