Memorial Day Visits and Town Guests Highlight Arm Counts
A crowded list of visitors and locals marks Memorial Day in town. Residents include Mrs. Bertha Kesler, Miss Martha Hamilton, Mr. Ira Fleming, Prof. C. A. Campbell, and many others visiting relatives, attending events, or hosting guests from Wilmerding to Pittsburgh. The piece notes travel from Armstrong township to Indiana and Princeton events, with several families hosting kin and friends across streets and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Tilott
Armagh
Samuel Cunningham
Uesay
Charles Books
David Galbreath
Salisbury
Bertha, Kesler
DuBois
Fred Nealer
Wayne Avenue
Martha Hamilton
Northman Sater
Punx
J. C. Wallace
Florence Wallace
Sheloca
Bilderton
Ira Fleming
Steubenville
Thomas Fleming
Town
M. Belle .McCune
William Larimer
Bellefonte
C. E. Larimer
Sixth Street
Johnstown
W. Rose
G. W. Lane
Katherine Leonard
Turtle Creek
Amy Hallar
Pittsburg
Arvilla Lane
Seventh Street
Montague -Fassett
Oliver Typewriter Co
Fassett
W. O. Patrick
Marion
Los Angeles
Cal
Blains J. Wagley
Maple Street
William Armstrong
Tulsa
Okxla
John P. Bikin
Jeff
Princeton
Rayne Township
Democrat
Frank Sutton
T U. S. Geological Survey
Mississippi
Phil
M. Sutton
Wettling
W. J. Davia
Dorothy
Clairton
George Rowe
South
Wd. H. Sutton
John Sutton
Thomas Sutton
Fair, Ground
Ira
Fleming
Clyde Cameron
West Philadelphia
John Goourley
Presbyterian Church
Twin Falls
Idaho
D. B. Taylor
Gourley
Homey City
Alfred H. Barr
Detroit
Wrong Scent: Railroad Branch Leads to Different Route
The Johnstown Democrat claimed the New York Central planned a branch from Winton Dale to Burns Summit in Cambria county to tap the region. In reality the Pennsylvania Railroad has been rapidly building a Blacklick and Yellow Creek route for six months, under D P Pugh, needing extension to eastern connections for NYC access.
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Johnstown ‘Democrat
New York Central Railway
Wintondale
Burn’s Summitt
Cambria County
N. Y
Pennsylvania Railroad
Blacklick & Yellow Creek
D. P. Pugh
Nes
Burn's Summitt
New York Central
Arrest and Linen Theft Linked to Potts Family
Ida Potts of Oak Street was arrested on information from Steward J. Jacy of the Normal School. Potts's daughter allegedly pilfered linen. a search warrant recovered the missing items. While officers searched, the chief’s horse-drawn buggy ran away damaging the vehicle. the chief suspects Potts's young son but cannot prove it. The chief pledges a new buggy or an automobile with improved business.
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Ida Potts
Oak Street
J. J. Jacy
The
Normal School
Indiana Post Master Returns Uncalled Letters List 1910
May 28 1910 list of remaining uncalled letters at the Indiana office includes Rose Bonner W J Burns Nelisa Chesser Margaret B Cooper Cimino Giovanni fu Francesco Egkert Hawkens Mark Hata budnyk J H Long Alana Long Trice Alfen McClelan McNiel Nancy McCulley Clyde Smith B W Smith J M Sprankle Rugger Cetare John Perce Jan Patrick advertised letters noted James McGregor P M
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Indiana
Rose Bonner
W. J. Burns
Nelisa Chesser
Margaret B. Cooper
Cimino Giovanni Fu. Francesco
Egkert Hawkens
Mark Hatabudnyk
J. H. Long
Alana Long
Trice
Alfen McClelan
McNiel
W. Smith
J. M. Sprankle
Ruggert Cetare
John Perce
Jan Petrick
James, McGregor
P. M
Memorial Day Observed Across Indiana PA Local Posts
J J Peterman to be found at St Clair s near P R sation. Walker reunion date corrected to June 15. Bruin Pa greengrocer bought by W S Kelley. Marriage licenses issued in Pittsburg to William le ng le and Rebeccan Nolf of Derry and Carl Coad and Harriet Graham of Blairsville. Construction on new Christian church at Fifth and Water progressing. Miss Teressa Lutz leaves for New York City to join Rev Henness family for Europe trip. Frank Mock operated on for diseased bone. family hopes for recovery. Indiana residents plan move to Ashland Ore for Mr Stanard s business. Wesner siblings return home for father Dr Michael A Wesner s death. Trestle demolition for Brilliant cut-off bridge over Allegheny River at Aspinwall underway with large fill. 14 all steel cars ordered for Hudson River tunnels opening Aug 18. Altoona shops busy restoring freight cars. Archibald Nichol, 89, ill after heat, but not seriously. Memorial Day observed as a religious holiday with services at Methodist church and Court House. Veterans and wreaths visited cemeteries. Parade led by Grand Army, N G P Co F, and schoolchildren. Heilwood band provided music.
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J. J. Peterman
St. Clair's
P. RR
Sation
Walker
W. S. Kelley
Bruin
Lee. Rosenberger
Wayne Avenue
Seventh Streets
Pittsburg
William #ngle
Rebeccan Nolf
Derry
Carl Coad
Livermore
Harriet Graham
Blairsville
New Christian Church
Fifth and
Water Streets
Teressa Lutz
Indiana Public Schools
New York City
Henness
Sabine, O
Gall
Europe
Frank Mock
Albert Mock
Wehrum
Indiana Hospital
Hayes
E. M. Stanard
Amy
Edward
Ashland
Ore
Stanard
Indiana
Indiana Ladder Co
Eleanor
Pauline Wesner
the Normal
Johnstown
Michael A. Wesner
Allegheny River
Aspinwall
Altoona
Hudson River
New York
East Altoona
Archibald Nichol
White Township
Court House
H. B. Butterbaugh
Nichol
Post
Methodist Church
Gary
Lawson Campbell
Christian Church
Library Hall
Grand Army, Co. F
Langham Faces Little Opposition for renomination
Telegraphed from this place Monday, Langham is expected to be renominated at the upcoming primaries next Saturday. He serves his first term in Congress and is widely supported across Jefferson, Armstrong, Clarion, and Indiana counties. Harry White enters the race but is not seen as a serious challenger, with Republican papers backing Langham for a unanimous nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langham
White
Gazette Times
Twenty
J. N. Langham
Congress
Jefferson
Armstrong
Clarion County
Washington
Indiana
Harry White
Indiana County
Schedule Change Alerts Blairsville Line Morning Departures
The Indiana and Blairsville electric line will depart Indiana at 5 40 a m and every hour thereafter until noon. Northbound trains leave Wakeville at 6 a m and every hour until 11 p m. Adjusted timetable starts today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Indiana and
Indiana
Wakeville
Social notes and railway rule changes headline town gathering
A Bennet Stadtmiller family reunion drew eight children and 24 grandchildren with guests from Johnstown Ypsilanti and Onberg. Mrs Clara Irons received a surprise home welcome from seventy five friends. Pennsylvania Railroad rolls out new rules schedules and air brake books. State Normal Schools exam dates listed for June across many towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennet Stadtmiller
North Fifth Street
George Stadtmiller
Johnstown
Martin Stadtmiller
Ypsilanti, Mickh
Ella Stadtmiller
Onberg
Captain of Plymouth burlesque at High School play
The graduating class presented a burlesque on Longfellow's John Alden and Priscilla titled The Captain of Plymouth. It was modern yet harmless, tuneful, and well received, with four hundred and ninety nine practices noted. Walter B. Callahan was appointed City Passenger Agent of the Hoi ob F. Ry, replacing the deceased Mr. C. Fenhard. the appointment took effect immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Longfellow
John Alden
Priscilla
Murray Goon
Walter B. Callahan
Hoi Ob F. Ry
Main Street
Buffalo
BR. C. Fenhard
Watson Campaign Letter Seeks Support For Re Nomination
A historical campaign note from M. C. Watson appealing fellow citizens of Indiana Pa for support on June 4 1910. The letter cites a third term argument and stresses representation of constituents interests, plus endorsements from Frank B. McClain Nathan C Schanffer and William T Creasy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Nathan C. Schanffer
Puliie
Population figures fade as Indiana town nears six thousand
The town’s population will not reach six thousand as earlier guesses suggested. Officials estimate about six thousand, down from seven thousand. Meanwhile Mrs Rebecca Jordan of Punxsutawney died of tuberculosis at age 59 after five years of illness. She is survived by her husband Wil son and three children, plus her Bahite relatives of Chambersville and siblings in Sykesville Marion Center Salem and Vandergrift. Funeral services were held at Merlata home with burial in Circle Hill cemetery.
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Indiana
Rebecca Jordan
Wilson Jordan
Punxsutawney
Sykesville
Maurray
Thomas
Frederick
William Bahite
Chambersville
William Lahite
Lawrence Meee
Marion Center
Henry
Salem
Oregon
John
Portland
Jesse
Vandergrift
Brennay
Jane Buhite
Chamberaville
Merlata
Circle Hill Cemetery
P. M. Smith
Harry P. Bergman
Johnstown
David Bergman
Philadelphia
Mary Fox
Gust Brademyer
Livermore Cemetery
Fanny Areve
Altoona
Slate Hill Cemetery
Blacklick
Allegheny
Ss. M. Myers
Tanoma
PICET DEATHS AND LOCAL FARMLY OBITUARIES
Obituaries from New Florence area detail Samuel Pershing death after long illness at 78, with survivors including wife Susan Covode and daughters Mrs. Gora Krasy and Mrs. Jennie Bell. Other notices list Monty Bergman, Noah Adler, James A Williams, Mrs. Adam Sides, Mrs. William Bryan, and John Callaghan among local residents who died, with funeral details and survivor lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
Samuel Pershing
New Florence
West Wheatfield Township
Eldersridge Academy
Pennsylvania
Gora Krasy
Derry
Jennie Bell
Susan Covode
Coyode
Tigonler Valley
Daniel F. Pershing
Frank Pershing
Pittsburg
West Fairfield Cemetery
Wool Buyer Advertises Top Market Price
J. Lt. Peterman of the Demorrat announces he will buy wool at the highest market price this season at St Clairs Granary Tear or Pp. R. KR. station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clairs
J. Lt
Peterman
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