Personal notices of residents visiting and staying
Volume XXXXVL reports numerous personal mentions from Manor Johnstown Punxsutawney and surrounding towns. Names include Harry Steiner A Zimmerman James Culp Katherine Kebler Robert McPherson Edna Marlin Ellen Pounds D. A Cunningham and many others visiting relatives and recovering at home. A notable inquest notes Old Soldier Tozer murder suspects near Glen Campbell with Italian suspects arrested.
ADDITIONAL PERSONAL LINES FROM TOWN NOTES
Mrs Mary Boyd left yesterday for Punxsutawney for a few days while attorney John B Taylor visits Washington D C. Miss Olive Wetzel of Punxsutawney visits Miss Marie Hetrick as Virginia Waele stays with friends near Leechburg. Hon A F Cooper of Pittsburgh is in town on business. Attorney and Mrs John A Scott spend ten days at Asbury Park N J. Mrs John Brallier returns home after two weeks here. Mrs J J Davis of Apollo attends Baptist church semi centennial. Mrs J D Patton and granddaughter Mary Wilson stay a month at Markleton Sanitorium. Mrs Frank McFeaters and family of Wilkinsburg summer at W A Evans near Reids Station. Mrs Martin Lowry and daughter Mary Cannon of Allegheny visit Adam P Lowry. C Steele Clark returns to Pittsburgh after two weeks with his brother J Wood Clark. Mr and Mrs J A Klingensmith tour Great Lakes and will live in Indiana. Miss Werence Atkinson and niece Isabel Mansfield of near Jeannette visit HH G Serene on Philadelphia Street. Earl Lewis teller of Savings and Trust Co proud father of a baby boy. Mr and Mrs Sylvester Marlin of Indianapolis visit Sidney Marlin and R T Marlin on Seventh Street. S Oliver Shoemaker of Expedit says business brisk after establishing in Unginess. Mr and Mrs H H Lonewill of South Tenth Street depart for a western trip visiting son-in-law Floyd Lonewill in Nevada Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boyd
Yesday
Punxsutawney
John 8. Taylor
Washington, D. C
Olive Wetzel
Marie Hetrick
Virginia
Waele
Leechpure
A. F Cooper
Pittsburg
John A Scott
Asbury Park
N. J
John. K. Brallier
J. J. Davis
Apollo
The
Baptist Church
J. D. Patton
Mary Wilson
Markleton
Frank. McFeaters
Wilkinsburg
W. A
Great Lakes
Indiana
Werence Atkinson
Isabel Mansfield
Jeannette Jara
HH. G. Serene
Philadelphia
Sylvester Marlin
Indianapolis
Sidney Marlin
Clymer Avenue
Mr. Marlin
R. T
Seventh Street
Oliver Shoemaker
Shoemaker
H. H. Lonewill
South Tenth Street
Indaw
Floyd Lonewill
Nevada
Jamison Secures Second in Two New Castle Harness Races
Fred Jamison finished sixth with Dan Wood in the 2:15 pace at New Castle Friday, owned by IK. Love at Johnstown. Jamison then placed second in the 9:20 trot aboard Yastal, earning second money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamison
Fred Jamison
Dan Wood
New Castle
IK. Love
Johnstown
Yastal
Guffey to be recognized as Pennsylvania Democratic leader
A Harrisburg meeting of the state central committee reaffirms James M. Guffey as Pennsylvania's Democratic National committeeman and party leader. The committee ignores the Denver rump election and rejects Bryan league members, pledging support for Guffey and a broad fall campaign under his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemo-' Aretic State Central Committee
Harrisburg
George H. Dimeling
P. Gray Meek
Dimeling
Central Committee
James M. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Democratic State Organization
Guffey
National
Death of Fred Lockard After Baseball Injury
Fred Lockard aged 21 died at home after a spine injury from sliding into a base during a Punxsutawney baseball game. Two major operations at Dr Grube's hospital failed to improve his condition. He was a well known Punxsutawney youth with many athletic friends and was nephew to Mrs J Wilse McCartney of North Seventh Street. The funeral was held Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lockard
James Lockard
Grube
Mr. Lockard
Punxsutawney
J. Wilse McCartney
North’ Seventh Street
Lockard
Ninety-Five Years Of Age Honored In Family Birthday
Mrs. Elizabeth Simpson North celebrated her ninety fifth birthday with a large gathering at her home on North Ninth street. Relatives and friends from Punxsutawney and nearby areas attended, sharing a feast and reminiscing as extended family members from Indiana Pittsburg Juneau Lovejoy and Hellwood joined in the celebration. A local piano wagon built by C C Mellor & Co. drew public attention at the event.
Preparing for fair week features speed program and expanded poultry display
The article notes fair week preparations with the speed program and many entries expected. It mentions a contract with the Paw Batty Comic and Acrobatic Bears and Ponies, a meeting of the association, poultry display improvements, painted coops, and band bids from Big Run Pittsburg and Johnstown. It also lists letters uncalled for in Indiana with names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Blair
Horace’ J. Thompson
Big Run
Pittsburg
Jownstow
H. I. Wilson
Senate
Jefferson
Indiana
Kittanning
Brookville
DuBois
Clarion
D. © .Mack
C. R. Smith
Arrest of Dubrow Family for Larceny in Cra mer Case
Mrs Alice Dubrow, her son William, daughter, and Wm Smith, former residents of Prospect Johntown, were arrested by Johnstown police on information from Cra mer Postmaster for larceny before Squire Cramer. They had a hearing, were bound over for court, brought to jail Thursday, and await trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dubrow
William
Wm. Smith
Prospect
Johnatown
Cramer
Making Improvements At His Philadelphia Street News Stand
Charles Huey has improved his news stand on Philadelphia street by re arranging and enlarging the room. His business has grown rapidly and the larger quarters are needed for a bright future. McMasters Graves engagement announced between Merrell McMasters and Mae Graves of Cherry Tree. Also engagement of Lulu Viola Irwin to Herman Alfred Anderson, both of Pittsburgh area, with August wedding planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Huey
Philadelphia
Huey
McMasters—Graves
Merrell McMasters
Miss Mae Graves
Cherrytree
Charles D. Frister
Anderson—Irwin
T. EB. Irwin
Franklin Avenue
Wilkinsburg
Lulu Viola Irvin
Herman Alfride Anderson
West, End
Schenectady
N. Y
Deaths in a Week Highlight Weaver and Others
William Stewart Weaver longtime Republican Printing president and senior editor died suddenly at Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia at 12 45 a m on Wednesday July 16 after earlier illness at Windsor hotel He was 67 Mrs Belle Love Thompson aged 71 died at her West Bolivar home July 18 born in Scotland and longtime area resident Also Mrs Anna Poole died near Glen Campbell June 29 at 78 with one son George surviving The Brookville Republican notes Weaver's life and influence in printing and journalism and lists funeral plans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stewart Weaver
Republican Printing Company
The
Republican
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Windsor Hotel
Brookville
Weaver
Emma C. Reitz
William Stuart Weaver
J. M.K
Marriages Reported in Indiana County July 1908
A list of marriages dated July 1908 in Indiana Pennsylvania detailing Goney Sharp Paiston Hoover Williams Monroe Donnelly Law Klingensmith Townsend Fiscus Gibson and related witnesses with ceremony sites at churches homes or in Kansas City and notes of residence and new homes after the weddings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry,o. Steiner
Manor
Waa An
Tylana
A. Zimmerman
M. Wilson
James L. Culp
South Sixth Street
Gabe May
Iss Katherine Kebler
Grantakix
Harry
Christie Strayer
Over Falla
Amela Lytle
Josephine Stewart
Pittahiteg
J. M. Stewart
North Seventh Street
Wnmirg
Ellen Pounds
Vandergrift
John F. Pounds
Bertha Stadtmiller
Grace
O’hahafi
Loretta Horton
Jennie
Agnes St. Clair
Chicago
William A. St. Clair
Ninth Street
Bess Mcftermick
Sue McCormick
South Elevath’ Street
Vera
Grannis
Swissvale
J. R. Adams
North Fifth Street
Lewis Hay
Sara Myers
Avonmore
Bell
Hazel Craig
Son. Langham
North, Ninth Street
Tone Hart
Henry C .Kimmell
Kimmell Station
Vesta Harris
School Street
Charles Russell
Montreal
Can
H. Collins Graham
H. Q. Graham
Wallace Stewart
Monesaén
Mizabeth Stewart
Normal
Ethel Newlin
D. H. Tomb
West Virginia
Clark Henry
Windber
Olive Harris
Homeopathic Hospital
Malcolm Mahaffey
Ira A. Myers
Gettysburg
Nellis
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Connelley
Derry
P. J. Haye
Burt Morrow
Lizonfer
Snending
Indlang
Blairsville
Plumville
Piaport
Italiana
Robert Tozer
Martin
Montgomery Township
Glen Campbell
Gaines
Squire Ruffner
Scott North
Andrew Dunbar
John Fitzpatrick
Joseph Fassett
Raymond, Smith
C. W. McCready
Ozer
Thurston
Tozer
Bellwood
C. W. McCrady
Gin Campbell
Florence Earle Coates
White Township
Court House
Adair
J. Irving Lane
Lowry
Nora F. Zehner
West Pike
J Clarence Fairman
St. Clair
Orrie N. Moore
Kinghorn
Heith M. Simpson
Reeder
Olive N. Evans
Ernest
James’ Jones
Florence Meanor
Emma Swanson
Elizabeth Cunningham
Harold P. Scott
Helen Northrope
Gil de Long
Rebecca Archibald
Hllen A. Pully
May Phillips
Arcadia
E. @. Irwin
Olive Lydick
Marie Fitzgerald
Nancy Smith
Hillsdale
James A. Smith
Alline Bank
Gipsy
Steele Treese
Rose McKnight
Harter
Nevie Irwin
Hooverhirst
Leonard Smith
Rick Run
Harry Irwin
Hazlett
Bess Smith
Clark
Allie Tonkin
Robert Emerick
Smicksburg
Margaret Cunningham
Armstrong Township
Shelocta
Ella Waddel
Gertrude Reven
Derry Township
Westmoreland County
James Jones
Chambersville
Paul Smith
Eleventh Street
the Normal
Elizabeth Simpson North
Laura Allison
North Ninth Street
North
Lex N. Mitchell
Ella
Taylor
Bina Larue
Earl
J. P. North
Olive
John North
Thomas North
Nora
Anna Simpson
Ray
Martha J. McCreight
Lee North
J. H. North
Ada Hauck
Punxsutawhey
Mildred Cor
N. 8. North
Juneau
David North
Nancy
Lovejoy
Clara Thompson
Hellwood
Mary C .Simpson
William Timblin
Vernon
John Patton
J. B. Nichols
Joan
Margaret
J. C. Speedy
Renle Thompson
C. C. Mellor & Co
Harses
Indiana County
John W. Anderson
C. M. Anderson
Ethel FP
Beck
IF. E. Carnahah
Blecta C. Holder
Jan Lulia
Charley Murray
A. M. Nicholas
W. C. Rowe
Antonia Rizo
G. Steele
John Alfrey
Esci Carlo
Benvenuto Fortunato
Joan Moldovan
James C, McGregor
P. M
Goney
Sharp
Joseph EB. Goney
Georgia i, Sharp
South West
Gilbert
Episcopal Church
Paiston—Hoover
Clark P .Paiston
Pitcairn
Phoebe J. Hoover
Covode
D. J. W. Cary
Church Street
Williama—Monroe
Harry 2. Willams
Eleanor M. J. Monroe
George G. Burns
Homer City
Donnelly—Law
John Donnelly
Helen Law
Carneytown
James A. Crossman
Kilngensmith
Fiscus—Gibson
David J. Mscus
Nancy Agnes Gibson
W. 5. Smith
Gastown
F. A. Campbell
Elderton