Primary Elections Show Republican Lead In State Contests
Returns from a uniform statewide primary show Republicans nominating most state tickets while majorities favor Langham over White by about 6 000 in the district and Henry over Watson by 736 for Representative. Democrats and Prohibitionists vote sparsely, with 300 county total. Schuylkill defies GOP trend with Garner unseated. Patton wins in 218 district. Flinn faction fades in Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
J. N. Langham
Harry White
J. T. Henry
John Smith Shirley
Harry W. Fee
W. Campbell Hias
Campbal
Munson
Schuykill County
Alfredb. Garner
Cannon
R. D. Heaton
Lewis Emery, Jr
Republica Congressional
Charles J. Patton
George T. Oliver
William Flinn
Allegheny County
James M. Clark
John Dalzell
W. Powell
Cashier Klingensmith Resigns at Farmers Bank
At the monthly rar Mera Bank meeting on Friday afternoon cashier Jacob A. Klingensmith resigned. assistant cashier John G. St. Clair elected cashier. Klingensmith, longtime Farmers Bank officer, helped grow deposits from 600000 to 4500000. he plans to move to Indiana then south for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klingensmith
Rar Mera Bank
Jacob A. Klingensmith
John G. St. Clair
Farmers Bank
Vom
Daashler
Hoe
Indiana
Stars of the Comic Firmament at Blairsville Shows
Sw Brobers' Great er Progressive Shows bring two performances to Blairsville on Monday June 20. Matinee at 2 00 p m and night at 8 00 p m with stars of the comic firmament. Massive tents seat large crowds and a 12 30 p m free outdoor exhibition on the show lot promises novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An &Cho
Happyland
Sw Brobers
Blairsville
Firmanent
G. A. R. State Encampment Schedule Update
The Grand Army of the Republic holds its state encampment in Harrisburg with a Tuesday evening business meeting on Wednesday and a parade on Thursday. Delegates include Capt. A. H. Mitchell of Indiana as chief marshal. T. P. Stephens and John Frech head the delegate list, with alternates James M. Marshall and Wm. A. St. Clair. John N. Banky will also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Harrisburg
A. H. Mitchell
Indiana
Ehtef Marshall
T. P. Stephens
John Frech
James M. Marshall
Wm. A. St. Clair
John N. Banky
People Come and Go in Town Visits and News
Long list of residents visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns and states including Eva Stumpf from South Seventh, Zoe Haines from Clymer, Louise Boone from Fort Smith, Curtis Ellin driving to Indiana, Margaret Smith of Church Street, Flora Mitchell of North Sixth Street hosting Kate Ashley, F D Glover of Pittsburg visiting Cunningham home, L P Wineman of Greensburg visiting relatives, Mary C McKnight and Nellie Guthrie visiting Brownsville, Eliza beth Kennedy’s wedding noted, Arvilla Lane returns to Turtle Creek, and other local migrations and social visits. Indiana schools close with certificates for seniors in a yearlong program. twelfth annual Indiana High School Alumni Association banquet held. obituary and real estate ad for Lewis Deabenderfer farm near Arcadia and Gipsy, Montgomery township, Indiana, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Stumpf
South Seventh
Ann Arbor
Mich
Zoe Haines
Clymer
Frank Wood
Town
Louise Boone
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Margaret Wilson
Curtis Ellin
Jackson
Indiana
Margaret Smith
Church St
New Castle
Flora Mitchell
North Sixth Street
Kate Ashley
Fondulac
Wis
F. D. Glover
Pittsburg
A. S. Cunningham
Glover
L. P. Wineman
Greensburg
Turtle Creek
Katherine Oberlin
Punxsutawney
James A. Crossman
Oakland Avenue
L. Probst
Joseph
Charles
Lock Haven
J. P. Lytle
Anna Mae Watson
Johnstown
Minnie E. Simpson
Byron
Blairsville
J. %. Simpson
S. M. Jack build‘Ing
Ruth, Terpe
the Normal
Joseph Terpe
Hamill
Mary“Work
South Seventh Treet
Sue “Williard
State Board
Harry McQuown
John B
Margaret Loughry
Alexander Simpson
John Fleck
Bessia Dickie
Hdna Stewart
Anna McFarlan
June Swan
Opal Smith
Margaret Campball
Irvin Shick
Clarence Fleck
Murray Coon
John Sexton
Lisle Moorhead
Ross Getty
Vernie Rugh
Gula Hastings
Mary Martin
Nellie Overdorf
John Campbell
Francis Conrad
Charles Lavine
Indiana High School
Library Hall
Colonial
Thea Musta
Normal Conservatory
Eagles Aerie members depart by train for Pittaburg event
About 30 members of the local Aerie of Eagles rode the :25 train Wednesday morning to Pittaburg where the Hagley enclave is in sesalan this year. They advertised Sugar Sugar as a staple, promising only the best at favorable terms and prices listed by the Cunningham Dept. Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. QO. E
Aerie of Eagles
Pittaburg
Hagley
Sesalan
Cunningham Dpt
Social events and engagements around Armagh and area
Miss Jennie Sutton hosted a pleasant social at her aunt Miss Jennie Johnston's Armagh home with Miss Cordilla Cunningham assisting. Mrs. Albert Israel entertained Normal students at dinner. Mr A J McLaughlin of Altoona and Miss Alice Williams of Bellwood plan to marry on June 15 at the bride’s home. The Ashbaugh family reunion will be June 23 at A D Good farm, East Mahoning township. Mr and Mrs B B Campbell hosted 20 friends at their farm west of town with transport by two cars. Miss Margaret Wilson honored guest Miss Louise Boone with a tea at 4 pm, both former National Park Seminary classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Sutton
Cordilla Cunningham
Jennie Johnston
Armagh
Albert Israel
Eleventh St
A. J. McLaughlin
Altoona
Madison W. McLaughlin
Indiana
Alice Williams
Bellwood
Ashbaugh
A. D. Good
East Mahoning Township
B. B. Campbell
Margaret Wilson
Church Street
Louise Boone
Fort Smith, Ark
National Park Seminary
Washington, D. C
Boone
Normal Defeated by Kiski in 10 to 0 Baseball Game
Kiski defeated Normal 10 to 0 after two early on base misses by Normal led to two runs for Gordon and a three bagger that scored two. Kiski piled up 15 hits to Normal’s 5 as Gordon dominated on the mound. A third game may be played this week to settle the tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiski
Gordon
Normal
Sheriff Sale Report From Cherrytree And Montgomery Townships
Sheriff Thomas sale last Friday netted one transfer. J L Davis property in Cherrytree borough sold to Porter Imports for 525 dollars. Nancy J Reese and R A Reese properties in North Mahoning township unsold as defendants paid claims. Next Friday June 10 at 1 15 p m David G Martin and Georgianna Martin Montgomery township 97 acres and 11 perches to be offered for May J Killen and Mary Muhlberger suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
J.L. Davis
Cherrytree Borough
Porter Rmports
Nancy J. Reese
R. A. Reese
North Mahoning Township
David G. Martin
Georgianna Martin
Montgomery Township
May J. Killen
Mary Muhlberger
Locust Street Properties Exchange Buy Two Corner Lots
J M Getty bought the Scanlon property from Pollock heirs for 4000 dollars on Locust Street at Third and Locust. He plans a new house this fall. William Kissinger bought S A Cunningham property at Fourth and Locust for 2800 dollars and will start a fine new house at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Street
Watson Thanks His Friends After Primary
In a brief letter Watson expresses gratitude to supporters, acknowledges some who were misled by late false reports, and pledges to challenge them. He signs the note as M C Watson and thanks friends for loyal backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
M. C. Watson
Letters in Indiana Office June 4 1910 List
Remaining uncalled for items include W C Baun, Mabel Brilhart, Nimetti Gzlelo, Ama Hancock, Anna V Hill, Helen Hurite, Kattie McKenzie, Fannie Myers, Joan Perce, Mary Spangler, Tot Stratton, Lacey Walker, Joan Blayk. Inquiries should state advertised on given date as per P M James C McGregor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
W. C. Baun
Mabel Brilhart
Nimetti Gzlelo
Ama Hancock
Anna V. Hill
Helen Hurite
Kattie McKenzie
Fannie Myers
Joan Perce
Mary Spangler
Tot Stratton
Lacey Walker
Joan Blayk
James C. McGregor
P. M
Pensions Granted to Several Recipients Named by Commissioner
The Commissioner of Pensions informed Congressman J. N. Langham that pension claims were approved for multiple individuals including J. A. Montgomery Punxsutawney $15, Lewis Wissinger Indiana $15, W. Dinsmore Punxsutawney $14, Milton Studell Marion Center $17, Geo. W. Kinsel Punxsutawney $4, Jouea J. Beal New Mayville $4.30, Joly Whitehill Brookville $21, Joh Bettinger New Mayville $15. Also seen is an ad from Cunningham Dept Store selling sugar and barrels of coffee and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Pensions
J. N. Langham
J. A. Montgomery
Punxsutawney
Lewis
Wissinger
Indiana
It. W. Dinsmore
Milton Studell
Marion Center
Geo. W. Kinsel
J. Beal
New Mayville
Joly
Whitehill
Brookville
Joh Bettinger
New Mayvillia
Local News and Court Appointments Update
James Speedy appointed County Annor to fill Gibson vacancy while Judge Blair improves at home. Free Reading Room hours change to 9–12 am and 7–4 pm starting June 6. Arcadia landlord Joseph H. Ake buys J. W. Myers hotel. license transferred by Judge O Connor. Richard Watson seeks Pennsylvania Supreme Court admission. Albert Johnston sustains skull fracture in court-house incident. condition critical. District Sabbath School convention set for Penn Run June 15 with sessions. M C Kenny’s Grant township barn struck by lightning. total loss 600 dollars, insured. M Bennett & Sons ship horses and tools to Calvert county. win state road contract. R R and P R R Co raises pay. 4-cent hourly rise. mileage pay reform. 9,000 gainers. applies to entire Pennsylvania system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Speedy
Thompson
M. Bennett & Sons
Calvert County
Maryland
Clawson House to Shine with Summer Upgrades
The Clawson House will get a remodeled dining room with new wallpaper and iron posts removed. A 30 by 42 foot addition will house a new kitchen and basement laundry, plus four bedrooms for staff. An office opening will be enlarged, and a plate glass front added at the Sixth street entry. Contractor T. J. Swah of Rome, Pa. is overseeing the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clawson House
Wortman
Sixth Street
T. J. Swah
Rome
Kiski Commencement Map Of Events In 1910
Invitation from the Faculty and Senior Class to attend commencement exercises on June 12 to 14 at the school is acknowledged. The program includes a Bacalaureate sermon by Rev. B D Warfield at 7 45 P M on June 12, a baseball game Pittsburg Collegians vs Kiskiminetas at 2 00 P M on June 13, a minstrel show at 8 00 P M, and on June 14 a Class Tree Exercises gymnastic exhibition and principal's reception. Postmasters salaries rise with Indiana, Blairsville and others seeing increases. local figures include Apollo 1800 to 1900 Blairsville 2100 to 2200 Indiana 2600 to 2700 Latrobe 2500 to 2600 Punxsutawney 2500 to 2600 Saltsburg 4800 to 1900 Vandergrift 2000 to 2400. Our job printing is done by first class workmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiski
B.D. Warfield
D. D
Tountayette College
Pittsburg Collegians
Kiskiminetas
Indiana County
Apollo
Blairsville
Indiana
Latrobe
Punxsitawney
Saltyburg
Vandergrift
Courts Open June Term as Jury Trials Begin
The June term opened with constable returns, the grand jury sworn with V. Dye foreman, and juries hearing several appeals. Plaintiffs won verdicts in three cases totaling 69.60, 43.50, and 45.01, while others saw non-suits or confessed costs. True bills were returned in murder and arson charges against Mazikar, Dido, Conlango, and Sackman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Dye
Bee
J. C. Clark
J. Lotis
Wiza Bennett
the Commonwealth
John Mazikar
Daniel Dido
Lucerne
James Conlango
Blacklick
Charles Sackman
Marriages Reported Across Towns in June Ceremonies
Multiple weddings listed on June 2 and June 8 across Plumville Creekside Lancaster Blairsville and Homestead area. Couples include Joseph Potts and Clara Brewer. Melle Elvira Palmer and Barclay J Woodward. Ross Hosack and Louie Bard. Be Bracken and Sue Delaney. Bess LaRue Coon and Dr R A Campbell. Home destinations include Plumville Homestead and Homeshead.
Samuel C G Gibson and Auctor Died in Philadelphia Home
Samuel C G Gibson a popular county auditor, longtime auctioneer, died at his home in Philadelphia on Wednesday evening June 4 after Brights disease. Native of Green Township he spent most of his life in the mercantile business and auctioneering. Survived by widow and three children James Ford and Sara, plus siblings and in laws. funeral held at Presbyterian church with Greenwood cemetery interment under Masonic order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Cg, Gibson
Board of County Auditors
Aul
Heo O
Bright
Philadelphia
Green Lownship
Royal Arcanua
Maccabees
Pu ‘Orian Church
James
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Ford
Bolivar National Bank
Sara
Pitcairn
Leonard Gibson
Winslow
Calvin and
Milton
Cherryhill Township
Rosanna Goodlin
Town
Caroline Gibson
Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Deaths in Wilgtts and surrounding towns noted
A sequence of obituaries from Wilgtts and nearby areas lists Ef le Jane Deabenderfer dying at home after a long illness, leaving a husband and four children with funeral services held at the home and interment in Rowley cemetery. Other notices recall Mrs. George R. Rowley, Mrs. Mary Turner Coleman, John Oscar Alcorn, Mrs. Sarah Wiggins, Albert A. Coleman, and Nancy Riston among local figures, with details on death dates, ages, survivors, and burial places. Continuous obituaries highlight local civic figures and families across Indiana and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deabenderfer
Ef_le Jane Deabenderfer
Wilgtts
Rowley
School Board Organizes and Reelects Officers
The Indiana School Board met in the office of G. Meade Marshall on Monday evening in compliance with school laws. New members joined and the aid officers were re elected, with J. T. Bell named president, Oliver Fry secretary, and James Re Daugherty treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana School Board
G. Meade Marshall
J. T. Bell
Oliver Fry
James “Re Daugherty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilgus
Arcadia
Gipsy
Lewis Deabenderfer
Gale
Lowis Deabunderfer
R. B
Iissee
Fie Cunningham Dept
LOGAL
Pennsylvania
News OF the Courts
Potts—Brewer
Joseph Potts
Plumville
Clara Brewer
Creekside
A. L. Brewer
Potts
Melle Elvira Palmer
Clayton Palmer
Barclay J. Woodward
Frank Woodward
Roger Charnock
Hosack
Ross M. Hosack
William M. Hosack
Sand
Louie Wynetta Bard
Lancaster
Zion’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bracken—Delaney
Dent Bracken
Sue Delaney
Dev. Delaney
R. &. McClure
United Presbyterian Church
Great Lakes
Mr. Bracken
Gibson
Fiubal
George R. Rowley
Normal School
Jennie
Mansfield
Alcorn
John Oscar Alcorn
Saltsbury
Lawrence
Mazie
John McIlwain
John A. Barker
W. T. Kline
EB. R. Alcorn
Edward Alcorn
Edgewood Cemetery
Oakland Cemetery
Reed
John E. Reed
Spokane County
Wash
Spokane
This
Lincoln
California
Moran Prairie
Genesee
Idaho
Mabel M
Margaret L. Brewer
Mabel
Thomas H. Brewer
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