Last Democratic County Convention Sets Rules In Indiana County
The Democratic county convention in Indiana County, Pa, elected J Wood Clark as chairman, Franklin Sansom as county chair, and chose Dr J T Cass as assembly candidate. A rules revision to conform with the February 1906 primary law was adopted, with a detailed set of county committee rules to govern future party work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gounty Gnairman Saugom
Smitten
J. Wood Clark
Bangom
Wakefield
Thompson
Clark
Lbst
Langham
Franklin Sansom
Blose
Montgomery
H. R. Howe
Ray
Young No
J. T. Cass
Cass
Howe
Dr. Cass
John K. McElhose
Rayne Township
J.,.wood Clark
D. W. Krytzer
Indiana
M. E. Brown
Blairsville
Messrs. Clark
Krytzer
Sansom
Brown
Harry W. Fee
M. Y. Pattison
Saltsburg
A. J. Stewart
Cherryhill
Rayne
Towa
Democratic Party
Indiana County
Act of Assembly
List of Delegates by County and Ward
A compiled roster of delegates listing counties towns wards and individual names such as Armstrong, First-H D Ray. Blairsville Second ward M B Brown. Indiana First ward Jamea Gompera. Mahoning East William Morrison. White J Ht McCane. and many others across Blairsville Brushvalley Conemaugh Grant Somes. The list includes multiple wards in Indiana and Mahoning counties and notes names for each assigned delegation.
Electric Wiring Completed at Citizens Bank Building
Finished contract as Mr Jesse Lytle of the Electric Supply Company and his assistant Frank Beck return from Vandergrift after wiring the new Citizens Bank building. John Hastings of town constructa the project and the Electric Supply Company held the rewiring contract.
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Vandergrift
Jesse Lytle
Electric Supply Company
Frank Beck
Citizens’ Bank
John &. Hastings
Town Constructa
Local Social Notes Highlight Pittsburgh Visits and Careers
Personal mentions include Harry Mefarland of Jeannette pa visiting Indiana friends and Misa Nell Sweeny of Pittaburg visiting sister Mrs Carl Vuckenberg. Terence Fowry and Laura Myers visited Pittaburg. J I McGinnty of Pittsburg stayed in Marion Center. Mr and Mrs Robert M Cameron of Tyrone visited Mrs Camerons parents in Wayne avenue. M M Carnahan, bank clerk, leaves Citizens National for Washington National Bank Pittsburg. Mrs RB Smith travels to Philadelphia for her brother W Steele Bryan’s Jefferson Medical College commencement. she will be met at Blairsville Intersection by Miss Clara Howell of McKeanport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mefarland
Jeannette
Indiana
Misa Nell Sweeny
Pittaburg
Carl Vuckenberg
Terence Fowry
Laura Myers
Pittabburg
J. I. McGinnty
Pittsburg
Marion Center
Robert M. Cameron
Tyrone
M. Smith
Jefferson Medical Coltve
Philadelphia
W. Steele Bryan
Blairsville
Clara Howell
McKeerport
Social Downing Notes Honor Mrs Dill at Toma
Mrs John P Bikin hosted a midweek gathering for a circle of ladies at her home in honor of Mrs A J Dill. Dill, formerly connected with the Normal School, was the guest of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Bikin
Toma
A.J. Dill
Normal School
Local notices and business from Indiana area
Reports include Cora Bennett ill with typhoid fever at home, a Bow station passenger and freight agency with W E H Fleck as agent, T L Edwards selling coal land to Pennsylvania Steel Co for about 6500, and Rev Charles J Neibel preaching at the Presbyterian church. Also noted are veterans pension figures, hospital patient William Thomas with typhoid fever, souvenir program sales, an engine foreman sprain at Butler Junction, a new firm L N Park & Son in Marion Center, Godfrey Marshall building a summer garden at Boston candy store, a Savings and Trust Company financial update, and a note on beer and milk composition and nutrition. Advertising for engraved cards and invitations at the Demanoy office in Indiana Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Neibel
First Presbyterian Church of
East Liberty
Presbyterian Church
West Penn
U. T
M. W
M. P
William Thomas
Jesse Thomas
Armstrong Township
Pittsburg
Thomas
Id. H. Sutton
Elmer W. Allison
Thomas Sutton
W. A. Brady
Butler Junction
Buller Junction
L. N. Park & Son
Marion Center
Marl H. Park
Marl
Western University of Pennsylvania
Godfrey Marshall
Boston
Savings and Trust Company
Miss Weir Advances to New Superintendent Post
Miss Mary J. Weir, recently resigning as Superintendent of Nurses at South Side Hospital Pittsburg, accepts the superintendent role at Braindock's new hospital, marking a transfer to lead the new facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weir
Mary J. Weir
South Side Hospital
Pittsburg
Hopital
Braindock
Million Dollar Milestone at Farmers Bank
The Democratia notes Farmers Bank has assets approaching a million and a half dollars and becomes the county’s first bank to reach a million in deposits, signaling strong local financial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratia
Farmers Bank
Ecounty
Miss Mary McCloskey Stricken With Paralysis
Miss Mary McCloskey long a boarding house operator on Philadelphia Street near Tenth was stricken with paralysis last Friday morning. Early fears of a fatal outcome gave way to hopeful signs as her condition improved and recovery is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McCloskey
Philadelphia Street
Tenth
Third Annual Work Reunion at Rochester Mills Grove
The descendants of John Work hold their third annual reunion in the grove at the United Presbyterian church Rochester Mills on Saturday June 23 1909. A cordial invitation is extended to all relatives and friends. J Boaktay secretary Erta Work president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Work
John Work
U.P. Church
Rochester Mills
Prof Hammers Becomes a Punxyite
Aubrey M. Hammers was elected Supervising Principal of Punxsutawney Public Schools at a Monday meeting, with a salary of 1500 dollars per year, up from 1200 dollars. The community praises the selection. Mise Luella Uncapher was also elected teacher of one grade.
Execution Day Fixed for Carmene Renzo in 1905 Murder
Governor Pennypacker forwarded the warrant for the execution of Carmene Renzo on Just Friday fixing the slate for the execution on Thursday July 26 Renzo was found guilty of the murder of Mariana Barro a fifteen year old daughter of Frank Barro of Ernest the cause being the girl s rejection of Renzo s attentions He was found guilty at the September court 1905 The murder occurred July 7 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennypacker
Carmene Renzo
Renzo
Mariana Barro
Frank Barro
Ernest
Temperance cantata "The Water Babies" at First U.P. church
The Junior Christian Union of the First U P church will present a temperance cantata titled The Water Babies this Friday evening. Admission is free with a silver offering to buy praise service books for children and cover entertainment costs. Doors open at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Christian Union of the
First U. P. Church
Kiski Commencement Week Programme Outlined
The Kiski Schools publish the Commencement Week schedule with events listed by date and time. The baccalaureate sermon is on Sabbath June 19 at 8 p m and the declamation contest on Tuesday June 12 at 10 a m followed by commencement exercises at 1 p m. A baseball game is noted for Monday June 11 at 2 p m and a field day and principal's reception are also scheduled across June 11 and 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiski
Fatal Hat Pin Wounding At Baseball Game
Eugene Ralston son of Thomas Ralston of Foldersridge may die from a wound caused by a hat pin. He attempted to separate two girls after a heated baseball game altercation when a hot pin pierced his chest and lung. Physicians hold little hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Ralston
Thomas Ralston
Foldersridge
Ralston
Prohibition Party County Convention Held at Court House
The county convention of the Prohibition party met Saturday in the Court House with small delegate attendance. W A Dible called the meeting to order and officers were elected: Chairman W A Dible, Secretary Willis Collins, Treasurer J B Adair. No ticket was nominated but a full ticket will be placed in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eame
Democratic Party
Indiana
J. K. McExuuess
Harry W. Fue
J. Woon Craix
Prohibition Party
Court House
W.A. Dible
W. A. Dible
Parkwood
Willis Collins
West Lebanon
J. B. Adair
Fire destroys major structures at Coral coke works
An early Tuesday fire at Wharton coke works in Coral destroyed the tipple, washer, and crusher buildings, with total loss estimated around 50000 dollars. Workers aided in saving the engine boiler house and electric plant, debris clearance to begin immediately to allow reconstruction and employment for miners and other workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral
Wharton Coke Works
Grand jury convenes in NIN Ot TE COURTS case list
Judge Telford presides as the grand jury, instructed by the court. Over forty criminal cases loom, with Lizzie Love versus Dibler under trial. Dockets include robberies and larcenies, and several bills returned not true in various alcohol and weapon cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telford
Grand Jury
Martin Kier
Lizzie Love Va
David Dibler
M Avlion
Agenmipsit
Jimmy
Tree
Commonwealth
Chas. Rosborough
Harry Stamp
Jim Castag
Nolo
Tonie Morocco
Sanfitt Sarairo
John Price
John Zoarnic
Mike Wolf
Victor Marinna
Jennie Hill
Mike Most
Mike Racesea
Tony Chespa
Alica Kelly
H. J. Reed
William Kelly
Tarry Golden
Indiana High School baseball blank Elderton twice
Indiana High School baseball visited Elderton and lost 0–0 in morning and 0–3 in afternoon. Normal defeated Kiskimineta rivals 4–2 in fourteen innings on Normal grounds as King pitched well and both teams played strong defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Elderton
Kiskiminetaa
King
Married couples tied in early May weddings across Indiana region
A string of marriages reported from Indiana and nearby areas includes Harvey C Shannon and Mae Hawking wed at the bride’s home May 30. Harry Weaver and Daisy Piper wed May 2% at West Indiana House. Milton Cyper and Sarah Baun married at East Indian House May 30. F W Wit and M 2 Clawson wed May 30 at Lutheran parsonage. Cornelius Shea and Florence Hasinger wed at St Bernard’s Church. brief notes mention attendees and home plans, with several out of town guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitannon—Nawking
Harvey C. Shannon
Chambersville
Mae Hawking
Indiana
H. I. King
Weaver—Piper
Harry Weaver
Rochester Mills
Daisy Piper
Marchand
West Indiana
H. F P. King
The
Baptist Church
Yyger
Baun
Milton Cvyper
Danos Ridge
Sarah Catherine Baun
Rossiter
K. I. King
His.lulawbon
F. W. Wit
Vandergrift
M. 2. Clawson
Lewis Hay
Hill
Vandercrat
Buba—Thabingin
Cornelius James Shea
Buffalo
N. Y
Misa Florence Susanna Maninger
Clements Hasinger
Philadelphia Atrest
St. Bernard's
N. P. McNairs
Additional Deaths Reported In Local Area
Mrs. Margaret Work widow of the late I J Work died Monday morning at the home of her daughter on South Tenth street at age ninety two years, one month and twenty six days. Survived by four children Mrs Dodds Mrs J Matthews of East End Pittsburg Rev J B Work of Enoville Venn and M Work of Indy AEA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Work
I. J. Work
Ms. M. L., Dodds
South Tenth Street
Mra. Dodds
Mra J
Matthews
East End
Pittsburg
J.B. Work
Enoville
Venn
Deaths of a Week Chronicle Local Notables
A weekly death list reports Samuel McCracken of Grant township dying of typhoid at twenty eight. Jol Lutman of Cockport, and John Latman of Cherry Tree die after illness and hospital treatment. Gertrude Heitzenrater dies in Covode aged eighty seven, with survivors including one son and two daughters. James B Hastings, 66, dies at Marion Center after pneumonia, survived by wife and four children. Dr Albert Cameron, Buckhannon elder, dies in Baltimore after gallstone surgery. Esther Campbell, 79, widow of John Campbell, dies near Indiana with six children. Steel of Ashland, editor of Blairsville and other papers, dies at sixty six. Mrs Sarah Bell Allen of Petersburg, Va., dies of tuberculosis aged 53. body returned for service and interment in Greenswood cemetery.
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Temzenrater
Mra
Gertude Heitzenrater
John K. Deitzenrater
Covode
Alt
Germany
Covade
Lewis Meitzenruter
The
Lutheran Church
Round Top Church
James B. Hastings
Marion Canter
Frank
Punxsutawney
Day
Meadville
Carl
Hast Mahoning Township
Mary Reitz
Falls Creek
J. N. McCoy
Marion Center
Cameron
Albert Cameron
Buckhannon
West Virginia
M. N. Church
Baltimore
Parkersburg
Fred. Cameron
Penn Run
Allen
Indiana
McElhose
Greenswood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cora Bennett
John A. Bennett
Bow Station
Tennelton
Livermore
W. EH. Fleck
T. L. Edwards
Querry Hill Township
Pennsylvania Steel Company
ADIES
Genptlenen
Dumoenay Offlea
Alt! Indiana
J. ¥. Boaktay
Erta Work
Convention of Prohibitionists
News OF
M Cracken
Samuel McCracken
David McCracken
Grant Township
Rowley
Lutman
Jol Lutman
Cockport
Philipsburg
Eman
John Latman
Cherrytree
Utahville
Dutheran Church
Charles B. Wingard
Glen Campbell
W. McCrady
J. Tevin Steel
Ashland
Mr. Steal
Blairaville Record
Huntingdon Monitor
National Editorial Association
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