Personal Notices From Latrobe And Nearby Towns
Mrs. Joseph Rankin of Clymer and Mrs. William Rankin of Purchase Line hosted Mrs. D. H. Tomb’s daughter. Agnes Lytle of Cleveland visits sister Mrs. A. W. Mahon in Church Street. Bess Gray of Philadelphia Street visits at Jack Bendel’s home. Louie Rawn appointed secretary to Dr. Jas. B. Ament at Latrobe Normal. Mrs. Hamlin Cogswell visits Pittsburgh. Misses Paarl and Mary Warner of Smyrna visit A. W. Mabon in Church Street. F. D. Glover of Pittsburgh visits his wife’s parents A. S. Cunningham. Ruella Lewis and Mary Moorhead teach in Punxsutawney, visit home. John Barr attends funeral of his nephew killed at Wishaw. Luther Roof visits mother Mary Vane Roof in Warner City. J. Warren Wilson of Waterbury leaves for home after visiting cousin Mrs. J. J. Miller. Laura Lewis visiting Covode relatives. May Scott visits cousin John Henderson in Johnstown. George W. Hetrick goes to Philadelphia to resume study in Medico-Chi College. Martha Williams visits home. father H. Q. Williams critically ill. H. C. McClay of Moore Hotel returns to Washington for his mother’s illness. Lena and Catherine Hitchock of Washington, D. C. visit grandmother Mrs. Harry White who is seriously ill. George Chatham and daughter from Altoona visit Miss Charlotte Armstrong. C. B. Griffith, PRR abstractor, notes storm, visits welcomed. New Century Club pays tribute to Nina Loughry. memorial service led by Mrs. Mary F. Bruce, poem by Miss John, singing “Servant of God Well Done,” and talk on Child Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rankin
Clymer
William BR. Rankin
Purchase Line
D. H. Tomb
Agnes Lytle
Cleveland, O
A. W. Mahon
Church Street
Bess Gray
Philadelphia Street
Jack Bendel
Latrobe
Louie Rawn
Jas. BH. Ament
Aid
Hamlin
Cogswell
Pittsburgh
Paarl
Mary Warner
Smyrna
Del
A. W. Mabon
Grant Street
Mary Vane Roof
Warner City
Roof
J. Warren Wilson
Waterbury
Conn
J. J. Miller
Laura Lewis
Covode
May Scott
John Henderson
Johnstown
George W. Hetrick
Philadelphia
Medico-Chi College
Martha Williams
H. Q. Williams
H. C. McClay
Moore Hotel
Washington
Lena
Catherine Hitchcock
Washington, D. C
Harry White
George Chatham
Altoona
Charlotte Armstrong
C. B Griffith
P. R. R. Abstractor
Puesday
Charlie
Iiz
Officers Elected by Women's Foreign Missionary Society
The Presbyterian Church group elected officers at a meeting last week. President Mrs. A. A. Melvin. vice presidents Mrs. Marie Elder and Mrs. F. S. Crawford. second vice president Mrs. D. C. Brown. secretary Mrs. J. M. Laughlin. treasurer Mrs. R. M. Wilson. secretary of Literate Mrs. F. S. Crawford. secretary of Temperance Work Mrs. D. A. Cunningham. Secretary of L. L. B Mrs. M. H. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
A. A. MeLvin
Marie Elder
F. S. Crawford
D. CG. Brown
J. M. Laughlin
R. M. Wilson
F. 8. Crawford
D. A. Cunningham
Two hotels win licenses in Indiana under judge’s ruling
On Friday Judge Telford granted licenses to C. Z. Wortman of the Clawson House in Indiana and M. Murray of Rossiter. Murray’s case, previously refused, was reopened and approved on reconsideration. The license list mirrors last year’s roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telford
C. Z. Wortman
Clawson House
Indiana
M. §. Murray
Rossiter
Redpath Grand Quartette Tour Attracts National Reputation
The Redpath Grand Quartette, a renowned musical quartet, visits the Auditorium for a Tuesday evening performance on February 27. Admittance is 50 cents, with the group billed as a foremost quartet across the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redpath
United States
Canada
Adunia
Four Districts In Green Add New Voting Place
A new fourth voting district is added in Green township with polling near Cockport and Pine Wits at Lincoln Gibson's residence. Wm Stephens of Pine Flats becomes Democratic Committeeman for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Green Township
Cockport
Pine Wits
Lincoln Gibson
Wm. Stephens
Pine Flats
Family to Move to Vandergrift for New Jobs and School Plans
The Mastings family from Philadelphia street will relocate to Vandergrift for a stable position for Mr Hastings. Ralph will teach at Glen Campbell this summer while Gyula remains in Indiana to attend Normal school. Miss Deona Walker of Marchand, Wes, underwent an appendectomy at Pungsutawney Hospital, recovering well after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandergrift
John Mastings
Philadelphia Street
Hastings
Ralph
Glen Campbell
Inehter
Gyula
Indiana
Normal School
Deona Walker
Tdda Lewis
Marchand
Wes
Pungsutawney Hospital
Orien
Social Notes Highlight Weekend Events And Parties
Invitations went out for a February reception and dance in the Auditorium with hostesses Glen Prathero Gaye Griffith Bess Cunningham Helen Daugherty Allee Taylor and Tina Sansom. Washington's Birthday Party plans at the Normal school include Moore's orchestra from Greensburg. Woodcraft lecture by a state Woodmen of the World official drew many members and a dancing reception. Mrs James W Chapman hosted a fancy work party for Miss Bertha Baylor’s forthcoming marriage. Alphons Nealer’s surprise party featured games and cake. Odd Fellows banquet attracted many members for a pleasant evening. Maud Donahue’s thirty five guests celebrated her birthday with games music and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Daniel Birch observed their Silver anniversary with cards and music. St Bernard church Ladies Art Society held a masquerade at Moreau home. Conservatory Girls Club hosted an informal minstrel for all school groups. Mrs Hannah Gessler and daughter hosted a fancy work party with Friday afternoon hosting. Mrs John Carson entertained eighteen Indiana ladies with music and games. Mr and Mrs Carl Vuckenberg hosted friends. Mr and Mrs James W Mack to entertain at their Sixth Street home tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Prathero
Gaye Griffith
Bess Cunningham
Helen Daugherty
Allee Taylor
Tina Sansom
Moore
Greensburg
Thusic
Woodmen of the World
James W. Chapman
Seventh Street
Hiano
Bertha Baylor
Ralph W. Forrester
Alphons Nealer
A. W. Never
Chestnut Street
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Lodge
Maud Donahue
Water Street
Daniel Birch
Philadelphia
Ladies’ Art Society
St. Bernard Catholic
Ehurch
A. S. Moreau
North Fifth Street
Conservatory Girls’ Club
Normal School
Conservatory Hall
Hannah Gessler
Gessler
John Carson
Homer City
Carl Vuckenberg
Fifth Street
Attorney
James W. Mack
Sixth Street
Stabbed By Former Lover On Iron Bridge At Clymer
Antonio Fadesco and Mary Trapani married in Indiana and traveled to Clymer. On Friday night Mary was stabbed on the iron bridge near Clymer station by a rejected suitor named Mike. He escaped. Mary received medical care and is reported advancing. Mike, said to be a former lover, acted in jealousy and has not been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Fadesco
Clymer
Mike
Mary Trapani
Indiana
Squire J. A. Crossman
Iron Bridge
Heroes of Wartime Hardships lecture at Creekside
On Thursday evening February 22 Hon. Harry White delivers his famous talk at Gibson's Hall under Creekside Council No. M498 R.A. Doors open 7 pm lecture starts 8 pm admission adults 25 cents children 10 cents reserved seats 35 cents old soldiers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creekside
Harry White
Gibson's Hall
Creekside Council
R.A
Wooden Wedding Celebration for Norris McCoyr Couple
Mr and Mrs Norris McCoyr of Second Street celebrated a wooden wedding at their home on Monday night. Ada Long, Chit ford McFadden and Lizair Bell Long performed musically, followed by a sumptuous supper and gifts received by the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris McCoyr
Second Street
Ada Long
Chitford McFadden
Lizair Bell Long
Low Rates to the West on Pennsylvania Railroad Tickets
Normal Girls Defeated. Indiana Normal Girls basketball team lost twice, 32 to 11 against Crafton and 24 to 4 against Geneva College. Tickets to Rocky Mountains and Western points on sale daily through April 14. consult nearest ticket agent Jas. P. Anderson Pittsburgh PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Canada
Mexico
Jas. P. Anderson, D
Pittsburgh
Normal Girls
Indiana Normal
Crafton
Geneva College
Stewards of Coal Iron and Oil Circuit Meet
Representatives from five of seven Fair Associations attended the annual meeting at the Newadiana House last Thursday. They set county fair dates, elected officers and discussed improving attractions, abolishing costly stake races, and promoting better relations between fair managers and horsemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newadiana House
Rasing
Apollo
Pruxsutingey
Nnantmanshy
Coal Iron & Oil Circuit
Kittanning
Butler
Vandergrift
Indiana
Pungsutawney
Brookville
Clarion
Dayton
DuBois
Forty five naturalized in city court
Naturalization Court met Tuesday afternoon with forty five foreign applicants from Scotland, Germany, Russia, Austria, Hungary, Italy and others. Twenty eight passed final tests and will take allegiance oath once papers are prepared by Prothonotary John Wells. Tests were conducted by a Philadelphia Naturalization Bureau representative and Judge H. J. Telford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John Wells
Naturalization Bureau of
Philadelphia
J. Telford
Scotland
Germany
Russia
Austria
Hungary
Italy
Naturalization
Paul Wood Brings Brother's Remains Home After Fatal Dam Crash
Paul Wood of Shelocta arrived in Indiana from Casper Wyoming with his brother John Wood’s remains. John was killed at Pathfinder Dam on a Friday near Chicago and Northwestern Railway. Funeral held at the Wood home and interment at United Presbyterian cemetery. Indiana Lodge I C O F members attended the rites at the grave. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. G A Wood and brothers Paul Irvin J and sisters Minnie Carnahan Grace Wilcox Sadie Rupert Clara Blynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wood
Shelocta
Indiana
Casper
Wyo
John
Pathfinder
Chicago & Northwestern Rairoad
G. A. Wood
Sheloca
United Presbyterian
Sadie Rupert
Girty
Clara Blynn
Clandor, N
Anna
Latrobe
John A. Windhey
Ireensburg
St. Clair
Greensburg
Will of T. Moorhead Coleman Receives 1912 Date
The will of T. Moorhead Coleman dated February 7, 1912 is admitted. He leaves farm implements and barn proceeds to his son Rosen, and gifts Hyestoch to his grandson Thomas Coleman. His granddaughters Catherine and Elizabeth receive a violin, with household goods and remaining estate to Rosco G. Coleman, Max Coleman, and Robert BE. Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Coleman
T. Moorhead Coleman
Rosen
Thos, Coleman
Catherine
Elizabeth Coleman
Rosco G
Max
Robert BE. Coleman
Thank Offering Meeting At Baptist Church
The Thank Offering meeting of the Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society will be held in the church auditorium tomorrow evening at 7 20. An interesting program will be presented and a buffet lunch served. An offering will be taken. Everyone is urged to attend with friends. Mrs Kier of Clarksburg broke her right arm falling down stairs Thursday morning last week. She was unconscious but soon recovered. The arm was fractured above the elbow and she sustained bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Ivery
T He
Margaret Kier
Clarksburg
ceHary
Voon
Fler
Ill and recovering in spite of serious illnesses
The notice lists Mrs Warry White in serious condition with family at her bedside. Charles W. Brown remains seriously ill with kidney disease though improved. A neck fibroid tumor was removed from him. Helen Fisher plans neck growth removal under Dr McHenry at Heilwood hospital. George C Dickie improved from pneumonia risk with prompt care. H O Williams remains seriously ill with a brain tumor. W A Guthrie shows improvement after pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry White
Charles W. Brown
Buterbaugh
Was Simpson
Bounce
Helen Fisher
W. A. Guthrie
Kurtz for Senator Prockwayville Record
Endorses Senator Kurtz of Punxsutawney for re election noting his proven district service and knowledge of state conditions. Argues anyone opposing him would harm the district and credits his senate record over any new candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurtz
Prockwayville
Senator Kurtz
Punxsutawney
Indiana County
Harrisburg
Senate
Distriet
Kurtz Titty
Ssenitte
Auditor's Notice in Hy Crossman WIlliam Morris case
Auditor John S. Taylor announces appointment to audit and distribute the estate for the benefit of creditors. He will conduct the duties at 629 Philadelphia Street in the borough of Philadelphia on Monday March 25 1912 at 1 o'clock PM. All interested may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crossman
Wlllam Morris
Philadelphia Street
Fillana
O'Loek
P.M
John 8. Taylor
Notich
Orphans Court
Indiana County
Mondy
The
Savings &Trust Company of
Indiana
John A. Reed
Jaele Bonville
John A. Scntt
Jacksonville
Public Horse Auction and Hay Sale Notice
Horses wanted at Geom Indie ana on Friday and Saturday February 23 and 24 1918 for sale of all kinds aged 4 to 20 years. Also purchasing 20 tons of hay and straw. First big public sale of 75 head of horses on Monday March 4 1912 by H Seanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Geom
Indie Ana
Seanor
H. Seanor
Taft Names New Jersey Chancellor for Supreme Bench
President Taft sent to the Senate on Monday the nomination of Mahlon Tilney, Chancellor of the Court of Appeals at New Jersey, as Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court to fill the vacancy caused by Justice Me. Taf tan. He also named Julius M Mayer of New York City for Judge in the Southern District of New York and Ferdinand A Deliver of Caseville, Wis for District Judge in eastern Wisconsin. Public opposition arose quickly after the announcement amid secrecy and protests from labor groups citing Pitney’s decisions on workers and property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
New Jersey
Supreme Bench
Senate
Mahlon Tilney
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
John Me. Taftan
Julius M. Mayer
New York City
United States Court
Southern District
New York
Ferdinand A. Deliver
Caseville
Wis
White House
Briges
Pitney
New Moines
Cummings
Kenyon
A. L. Urick
Af Tes Moines
Iowa Federation of Labor
Hsqmnel
Urick
United States
Frank and Dugan
Herald
Postal Bank Debates Earnings and Foreign Depositor Reach
Questioned success of the postal savings bank notes limited deposits over its first four months. Records from Harrisburg show total receipts of 526.80 over three months, mostly from stamps, with direct deposits occasional. The 2 percent yearly rate and 24 percent annual yield on savings bonds cited, while foreigner deposits remain small. Fraud-free security aims highlighted amid ongoing evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Savings Bank
Theovernment
Harrisburg
Savings Bank
Socialist Meeting Chooses Officers for 1312 Campaign
A mass Socialist Party meeting at West In Jana House elected MD Palmér of Blacklick permanent chairman and R Wastein of Blairville secretary. A ten member committee was formed to coordinate with organizations for the campaign as Socialists pledge ongoing education and work toward worldwide triumph of socialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Party
West
Jana House
Palmer
Blacklick
R. Wastein
Blairaville
The
World For Humanity
Regent Deaths and Local Obituaries Reach Indiana County
Multiple deaths from February and early March in Indiana county and nearby towns include Blystone of Apollo aging 81 who served in the Civil War, Hood of Jeannette after a stroke, Moorhead and Stitt in Homer City, Clementson of Braddock, and O Neil of Greenville. Funeral details note interments at St Clair Greensburg Taylorsville Blairsville and Anita Catholic cemeteries with survivors listed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Century Club
Nina Loughry
Mary F. Bruce
Mya John
F. Clements
Servant of God
Bruce
Mary McCreight Lang
Marinada Stewart
D. C. Mack
Harry White, Jr
E. P. McGiven
A. K. Wood
Tra McGaughey
D. C
Agnes Fairly
Harry Fairly
Conemaugh Church
Kakley
Warley
A.C. Jones
Frank
Jdarry
Hazel
Blystone
Kenry Blustone
Sherman
Rea
Forty-sixth
Penneylvania Volunteers
Bigstane
Lutheran Church
Sher’ Tan
James
Tbeasle Kepel
Saulsbury
Maud Pizor
Wea
Moorhead
Sarah A. Moorhead
Hugh Wiley
Blairsville
Edward Young
Agister
Lizzie Sutton
Willam
Aledo
Munshower
Jacob Munshower
Center Township
Wilson Cusick
Tohnstowen
James Altman
Margaret Yingling
Perrysville
Dibson
George W. Miunshower
Bowling Green
Campbell
Sarah A
Davis
James Jones Davis
Carey
Rosey Corey
Wied
West End
Punxsulawney Brogiek
Ebwen Brasiek
Mike Brogiek
Josephing
Malholfe
Blaireville
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