Local social notes list visitors and guests from several towns
A batch of social notes records visits and guests in town. John Latman of Cockwort Indiana and many others are noted as visitors or hosts. Mrs Lena Shaub and her son from Erie stay with Mr and Mrs Edward Vogel. Craig Stumpf of Philadelphia visits his brother Ralph Stumpf. Several locals travel for commencements and training, including Edna and Verne Braughler in transit to Washington DC and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Latman
Cockwort
Waa da
Indiana
Helen Daugherty
Hdna Sansom
Isk
Calé Hamilton
Connellsville
Lona Bsebxockengent
T. Hoover
Heilwend
Lena Shaub
Erie
Edward G. Vogel
Town
Joseph Klingenberger
Clyde Myers
Ernest
George Poulett
Pittsbore
Sander George
Mast
Oak Street
W.K. Wasa
Beaverdale
H. B. Buterbaugh
Gen. G. Snyder
Arbuthnot, Simharain & Co
Milwaukee
Independent Order of Heptasophs
Craig Stumpf
Sentinel Printing Company
Philadelphia
Ralph Stumpf
T. B. Elder
Pittsburg
Larimer
Altoona
Www. B. Elder
South Seventh Street
Frank Munshower
Leechburg
Munshower
Samuel Munshower
Southleventh Street
Smith
P. J. McGovern
Marion Center
Theodore Donohue
Tunnelton
Donohue
James E. Ament
H. B. Cogswell
Mansfield
State Normal’ School
Charles McClay
Washington
Moore Hotel
Edna and Verne Braughler
Rochester Mills
Joseph Langham
Washington, D. C
George Iddie
McKeesport
Howard Neal
Deana Gonit
Livermore
J. L. Culp
Edna Nichel
A. P. Nichel
Near Town
Nichel
Elwood
Tui
Europe
John Wichner
West Washington Street
William P. Wehrle
Punxsutawney
Blair and
Cresswell
Sand Misa Siahi
Olive Spicher
Trustees Organize at Normal School Meeting
At a meeting held at the office of J. W. Clark the Board of Trustees of the Normal School organized for the ensuing year by electing officers. President Thomas Sutton, vice president John P. Ekin, secretary J. Wood Clark, treasurer Harry White. John A. Scott elected to fill the vacancy caused by W. J. Mitchell's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Clark
Normal School
Thomas Sutton
John P.ekin
J. Wood Clark
Harry White
John A. Scott
W. J. Mitchell
Struck by Train at Creekside Injures Man
Theodore Shugarts of Creekside was struck by the Cole & Rice show train while sitting on the track Tuesday morning. He suffered a crushed left arm and was taken to Adrian hospital. Belle Ralston underwent an appendicitis operation at Presbyterian hospital in Allegheny. her mother and sister were present and reported a successful procedure and improving condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Shugarts
Creekside
Cole & Rice
Shugarts
Ernest
Adrian Hospital
Belle Ralston
Mary Ralston
Oakland Avenue
Presbyterian Hospital
Allegheny
Lark Neal
Normal
Clarion
California
Indiana State Normal Schools
Indiana
Miss Gray
Miss Gates
Wineberg
Metzger
Gates
Balentine
Riggs and
Long
Messrs
Wilson and
Munhall
Messis
Iowler
Clarian
Miss Long
Mgr. Wineberg
Mr. Balentine
Misses Riggs and Long
Misses Gray
Graebel
Messrs. Wilson and
Fowler and
Jett
Mr. Wineberg
Wisso
Grand Jury Returns True Bills In County Cases
The Grand Jury found true bills against several defendants including Lulu Lutman for bigamy, Peter Vanity for illegal liquor selling, Twmery Martin for murder, Anthony Kapolsky for perjury, and Ben Eady for breaking into a store. John Simonko and John Lowk pleaded guilty to assault and battery with fines and jail time. A later true bill found against Angelo Lubaccio for selling liquor without a license and Embezzlement charges against J M Notley followed by other outcomes. The June term began with Mike Hogan sentenced for assault with intent to maim to one year in the workhouse and a $650 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu ‘Lutman
John Litman
Coakport
Squire Crossman
Wimner Creastey
Felix Malone
Peter Vanity
Twmery Martin
Anthony Kapolsky
Ben Eady
John Simonko
John Lowk
Bill
B. F. Keating
Samuel McCullough
J. M. Notley
Cherrytree
Thomas Eastland
Clymer
Angelo Lubaccio
Iselin
Joe Bekoski
Stanley Kapii
John Bulinski
Walter Nicosky
Mike Hogan
Apesault
Allegheny County
Hovan
The
Commonwealth
Lulu’ Grigsley
Cockport
Lutman
Rabies Outbreak Kills Cattle Near Homer City
Frank Repine reports six cattle dying after a rabies outbreak on the Jacksonville road farm about two miles from Homer City. A cow died Friday after noon, four more cattle died Saturday, and another died Sunday night. Dr. S. C. Weamer diagnosed rabies and ordered isolation. Three of the deceased were Guernseys. Dogs seen nearby are suspected to have carried the disease. The stock is quarantined and state officials may extend the quarantine across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repine
List of Letters Advertised at the Indiana Office June 10 1911
Inquiries regarding letters advertised include QW I Bow Misa Irene Bowers Terrence Byers H Dudley Cole Goldie Kammil William D Knox Lumberman’s Exchange Misa Jozella Matthews Mrs J N Miller Josef Myenk Wasyle Pidhirnyz Mrs Julia A Pollyard Stepan Rodyk H 4 Speck iM Steele J B Wilson S B Work Bantangro Antonio Payolo Blanco di Togizzi M Carmini di Antonio di Augusto Jan V Filipowicz Myhyta Pasternak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
I’. Bow
Misa
Irene Bowers
Terrence Byers
H. Dudley Cole
Goldie Kammil
William D. Knox
Lumberman’s Exchange
Misa Jozella Matthews
J. N. Miller
Josef Myenk
Wasyle Pidhirnyz
Julia A. Pollyard
Steele
Wilson
Work
Bantangro Antonio
Payolo Blanco di Togizzi
Carmini di
Antonio di Augusto
Jan V Filipowicz
Myhyta Pasternak
J. C. McGregor
P. M
Canal Boatmen Reunion Set for Blairsville on Sept 13
The executive committee of the Pennsylvania Canal Boatmen's Association met in Johnstown and scheduled the annual reunion for Blairsville on Wednesday September 13. Blairsville members will handle arrangements, as they have at prior meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Canal Boatmen’s Association
Johnstown
Blairsville
Indiana Triumphs 7-2 Over Heilwood In Trolley League
Indiana clinches a 7 to 2 victory over Heilwood on Saturday as Foreman dominates on the mound with four hits allowed. Martin, Trainer and McFarland shine at the plate with multi hit efforts while young Indiana grads Barnett and John Trainer debut in fast company. Homer City and Kiski also win while Normal takes a tennis cup in a three-school meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Heilwood
Foreman
Martin
Trainer
McFarland
Barnett
John Trainer
Barrett
Bill
Mome
Moore
Miller
Homer City
Blacklick
Brickley
Watson
Cummins
Ivy
Homer City Boys
Homer
Elks Plan Train Trip for Idlewild Reunion
George GC Kein and J A Donnelly of Latrobe arranged a special Elks train from Indiana to Idlewild for June 21. Western Pennsylvania Elks will host a grand reunion and picnic with representation from thirty three counties, promising one of the largest gatherings at the resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Idlewild
George GC. Kein
J. A. Donnelly
Latrobe
Indiana
Place
Here
Pennsylvania
Summer Conventions of Coal Mining Institute of America
The Coal Mining Institute of America WIT meets Wednesday and Thursday, June 28 and 29, for its annual summer session in Indiana. The event, likely the largest yet, draws about 70 250 new members this year. Program includes president's address Samuel Taylor, officers and committee reports, elections, pillar drawing discussion by F W Gunningham, a talk on life hazards by Jesse Johnson, banquet with Toastmaster Edwin S. Wallace, and talks by Justice John P. Wkin and others. Thursday covers geology, lubricants, electrical installation symbols, and excursions to Indiana field operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Mining Institute of America Wit
Indiana
Visltors
Samuel ‘A. ‘Ay‘lor
Lind. Tm
F. W. Gunningham
Charleroi
Cunningham
Jesse Johnson
Indiana Board of Trade
Edwin S. Wallace
Pittsburg-Westmoreland Coal Company
John P. Wkin
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
H. H. Stock
University of Iliinois
John Reed
Clearfield & Jefferson Coal and Iron Company
H. M. Wilson
United States Bureau of Mines
S. A. Taylor
Institute
United States
Canal Zone
Taylor
R. N. Dawson Hall
M. E H. DuBois
C. H B. Ward
Pittsburg Coal , Company
Pittsburg
H. F. Randolph
Mrs Sarah C Neal to celebrate eighty ninth birthday
Mrs Sarah C Neal of Livermore R D 1 will reach eighty nine on June 21. Friends and relatives plan a postal card shower and all are urged to send a card. She is a county native who has lived near her home most of her life. Her husband died years ago and she lives with her two sons Lewis W and J Morgan Neal and daughter Caroline. Two other daughters live nearby Mrs Belle Jewell and Mrs Nannie J Gilmore. She is described as gentle and generous, devoted to God and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah C. Neal
Livermore
Neal
Lewis W
J. Morgan Neal
Caroline
Belle Jewell
Nannie J. Gilmore
Commencement at Kiski Held Over June Dates
The Kiskiminetas Springs School held commencement exercises Sunday through Tuesday June 11 to 13 led by a Baccalaureate sermon by Rev W H Crawford D D president of Allegheny College. The schedule included a Pittsburg Collegians baseball game, a class play What Happened to Jones, an alumni baseball game and a principals reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiski
Kiskiminetas Springs
W. H
Jones
Dayton Normal Edges Indiana High School In Nerve Racking Game
Dayton Normal defeated Indiana High School 4 to 3 on Tuesday afternoon in a close contest that stayed tied 3 3 into the eighth. Dayton plated a run in the eighth and Indiana failed to drive in the tying run in the ninth with a man on third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana High School
Dayton Normal
Dayton
High School
The Fleming Reunion at the Fair Grounds
At the Fleming reunion 150 members gathered at the fair grounds for a noon picnic. Officers elected for the year: President A F Bowman, vice president J S Fleming, secretary J W Wiggins, treasurer B W Stewart. Next meeting set for June 3 at the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming
Meming Bhin
Fair Grounds
J. 5S. Fleming
J. W. Wiggins
B. W. Stewart
Local marriages span several towns in June 1911
Reports from Cherrytree Phillipsburg Greensburg Brookville and Carnegie detail weddings of Hettie Mahaffey Roy Houck Claire Reiley Milton Guthrie Goldie Ruffner Ralph Scott Ida Horan J L Kunkle Lulu Balentine Winifred Dine B B Johnson Dilna Conner Lizzie Miller and other couples. Ceremonies by Rev Worrell Hodge King and others, receptions at homes, and future homes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunkle—Horan
J. L. Kunkle
Irwin
Ida Horan
Brookville
J &, Culp
School Street
Lewis Hay
Conner—Conner
Charles Conner
Dilnaeth
Conner
TI. R. Babcock
Progressive Farmers Club Formed in Prices Maryland
The Pennsylvania Railroad backs a scientific farming push forming the Progressive Farmers Club at Prices Maryland. About thirty five members aim for a hundred, with early gains and enthusiasm. A creamery project has broken ground nearby, with machinery on site though scaled modestly at first. The effort seeks to modernize farmland and improve markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Farmers’ Club
Pennsylvania Railroad
Prices
Maryland
Progressive Parmers’ Club
Clymer Defeats Indiana 2-0 in Seven Inning Twilight Game
In a twilight contest on Normal grounds Tuesday evening Clymer defeated Indiana 2 to 0 in seven innings. McCreight pitched strongly and Clymer’s two runs came on errors, reflecting a close defensive game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Indiana
McCreight
Deaths of Baun Mayes and Spencer in Punxsutawney area
Obituaries report Christopher Baun of Rochester Mills aged 68 died June 7 after Bright's disease. Survived by wife, six children, four brothers, one sister. funeral at Rochester Mills church, burial in Marchand cemetery. May Maize of Josephine died June 7 after months of illness. funeral in Punxsutawney, Circle Hill cemetery. Daniel Snyder, 70, Civil War veteran from Indiana, died June 6 in East Philadelphia Street home. buried Greenwood cemetery. Nancy Spencer, 65, of Home, died at County Home from cancer. sisters Fannie and Mrs Henry DeHaven. George Yuckenberg, 39, of Philadelphia Street, died June 7 from stroke. survived by wife, four children, four brothers, two sisters. burial Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baun
Christopher Baun
Rochester Mills
Bright
Mr. Baun
Butler County
David
Canoe Township
George
Oregon
Clark
Ganoe Township
William ‘Huber
Herbert Wirfe-berg
Irvin
Punxsutawney
Clara
Clinton
Henry
Seph
Jacob
May Maize
Fred
Maize
Josephine
Circle Hill
Lillian Baird
Greenwood Cemetery
Spencer
Nancy Spencer
Fannie
Iriday
D.T. Niel
Henry DeHaven
Home
James J. Spencer
Blairsville
Yuckenberg
George Yuckenberg
Philadelphia
Indiana
Laura
Fay
Martha
Annie
Green “Wood Cemetery
Postmasters in the County Get More Money
The Postoffice Department announces Pennsylvania postmaster salary adjustments. Indiana remains at 2700. Homer City gains 300 to 2100 by upgrading to second class. Rosmond in Montgomery township drops 400 to 1700. Apollo and Clymer rise 100 while Homer City pays 800 more with population 985.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Homer City
Rosmond
Montgomery Township
Apollo
Clymar
Clymer
Robber James Crossman pleads guilty in multiple cases
James BE Crossman, linked to several winter robberies in Indiana and Clymer and recently tied to a jail robbery here, pleads guilty to two charges after officers gain evidence. Judge Telford delays sentencing until next week when he testifies. More arrests expected. For sale Fing Shetland Pony Box 162 Indiana Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James BE. Crossman
Indiana
Clymer
Iail
Telford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Canal Boatmen Reunion
Saltsburg
Tannehill
Speer
Eaton
Morris
Scheeren
Sherriff Thomas
Sheriff ‘Thomas
Indiana School Board
Indiana Inet
J. Taylor Bell
O. Co.Fry
J. R. Daugherty
Samuel G. Hodge
Guthrie
Alexander Street
Greensburg
Scott
Ruffner
Goldie FE
D. B. Ruffner
Ralph FB. Scott
Murdockville
H. F. King
Beaver County
Gary—Gamble
Emil Gary
Carnegie
Fannie Gamble
Gary
Pittsburg Coal Company
Good—Balentine
Charles I. Good
Home City
Lulu Balentine
William Balentine
S. Crawford
South Sixth Street
Craig—Miller
T. W. Craig
Parkwood
Lizzie Miller
TL. Ralston
DuBois
Shetland
Auiver
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