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Newspaper

Indiana Democrat

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1901

Page

8

Indiana Democrat Real Estate Transfers List

A compilation of 1880s to 1901 property transfers in Indiana including Joseph Shepherd to Dr. Thomas St Clair, 2 acres in White Township. Lewis Detar to Samuel Lytle, 1800s, lots in Shelocta. Samuel Lytle to Kate Lytle, 1896, lot in Sheloca. William Kissinger to John A Carlson, 1901, 6 acres in East Wheatfield, 3000 dollars. Clowes to Orr, 1901, lot in Washington Two, 300 dollars. Shepherd to Joseph Shepherd, 1901, 7 acres in White Two, as well as transfers involving Osillie Stoneback, John P St Clair, Warren Delamo Jr, and others with prices and locations in White Two, Shelocta, Mast Wheatherd, Glen Campbell and Indiana.

Philip Detar Archibald Cochran Shelocta Lewia Detar Samuel Lytle Kate Lytle Sheloca William Kissinger John A. Carlson East Wheatfeld D. Fi. Clowes Charles G. Orr Washington S. Shepherd Joseph Shepherd White Two Osillie Stoneback Wim, Bissinger Burrell Two Shepherd John P. St.Clair Joseph Dills Warren Delamo, Jr East Wheatfield Lackawanna Coal and Coke Company Mast Wheatherd Samuel S. Bartlebaugh Mary M. Bartlebaugh Glen Campbell Griffith Owens J.T. Stewart Indiana

Birthday Celebration for Mrs. Morgan at Kenwood

Friends and neighbors gathered for Mrs. Morgan’s 74th birthday in Kenwood. She was surprised by the turnout, dined with guests, received gifts, and heard a speech by Mr. Morgan followed by a reading by Mr. James Elwood. The 24 attendees left feeling the day well spent. Work on the new woolen mills is advancing rapidly.

Mrs. Morgan Kenwood

Court session hears two cases in old docket

Judge White presided a two day court session Monday and Tuesday. J. J. Weaver vs Charles Griffith involved a bill for specific performance of a contract tied to an option with payment failures. A guardian appointment for Michael Shultz was denied after a protracted hearing. Court adjourned with little accomplished and no next session until July 1.

Michael Shultz Clarance Fi. Sprout Philadelphia J. H. Weaver Charles Griffith

Pension adjustments and appointments in Pennsylvania 1900

Congressman Jack is notified of pension increases and restorations for William Isberhart Scottdale William Hayden Greensburg Samuel Gamble New Kensington and John McGracken Elderton with dates. Postmaster hires and appointments listed for Musgrove Laughlinstown Buffington Ridgeview Park. A Ridge View Park post office is recommended in Westmoreland. A Farmers National Bank of Punxsutawney establishment is applied for. Idlersridge Academy at Midersridge Presbyterian church begins June 21 with 15 graduates.

Jack William Isberhart Scottdale William Hayden Greensburg Samuel Gamble New Kensington John McGracken Elderton Musgrove Armatrong County David Scully

Special Clothing Sale Attracts Men And Boys

Last Wednesday morning a Special Sale of Clothing drew men and boys to the store. Mothers bought suits for their little boys with shrewd value picks, taking unmatched bargains. The sale continues to the finish, inviting all to come any day, any hour to save on June merchandise.

Aper

Large Store Exhibit Highlights Bargain Ladieswear

The showing is the largest and best this store has shown with ladies clothing on offer. Skirts range from 50 cents to 3 dollars and 50 cents, gowns from 78 cents to 2 dollars 50 cents, corset covers from 15 cents to 2 dollars 50 cents, and ladies pants from 15 cents to 1 dollar.

Licensed 10 Wed 1088 Durrell Mack Pitcairn Pa

A fragmented OCR entry lists multiple personal names and hometowns across years 1989 to 1995. It mentions Durrell B. Mack of Pitcairn Pa and Henry Howard of Bolivar among others, with additional surnames and places including Blairsville Hastings Glen Campbell Pittsburg New Castle Blairsville and Indiana Pa.

Durrell B. Mack Pitcairn EyGogere Fiulf Henry Howard Bolivar Sadie B. Hicks Blairsville Sampson Smith Hastings Della Grits Glen Campbell Louis Kurtz Lena Glok Pittsburg Charles I. Hawking Mre Sdainser R. O. Mayne New Castle Lawrence County Linda M. Weaver

Becoming a Pest Among County Trees Insects Cause Orchard Damage

Farmers report a rising infestation of measuring worms across the county hurting timber and cherry orchards. The worm varies in color from black to purple and has defoliated many trees. Attempts to remove them with traps have failed. The tent caterpillar also damages cherry trees. farmers are advised to burn them out with torches in spring.

Tallest Man in Town Parade of a 12 foot figure

Advertising spectacle on the streets last week featured Radnan, a man depicted as twelve feet tall, promoting cigars. Crowds of small boys trailed him as his exaggerated legs and balance drew attention. A stray line hints at job ads for teachers and vouchers.

Radnan

Off For Buffalo From Local Glass Plant Portrayed

National Glass Company Northwood workers left for Buffalo to operate the company plant at the Midway exposition. The team includes Applegarth Schertainger Bullock Bridgins Haden James Haden Jr Kuhns Palmer Edward Haden Kerr Lydick. Albert Dagan and Wim Hinna supervise. Decorating and engraving glass feature prominently at the show.

National Glass Company Northwood Works Buffalo George Applegarth Joseph Schertainger Felix Bullock William Bridgins James Haden, Jr Harry Kuhns Earl Palmer Edward Haden John Kerr Edward Lydick Albert Dagan Wim, Hinna

Prudential Trust Company advertises easy deposits in Pittsburg

The notice touts emergency access to savings at Prudential Trust Company Penn and Center Avenues Pittsburg with up to 50 dollars cash withdrawal without notice and a one dollar per deposit option. It also mentions a free book on mail deposits and a new depositor incentive.

Prudential Trust Company Pittsburg Penn and Center Avenues

School Teachers Elected Across Three Districts

Leechburg Vandergrift and Freeport boards announce elected teachers for next term and set a 13 mill tax rate at Leechburg. Freeport names H S Rowan as principal. other hires include Klingensmith Pennington Long Shrader McKee n and others. A rail excursion ticket to Kansas City is offered June 7 to 9 for Nobles of the Mystic Shrine meeting, with return travel by June 17 and one fare plus $2, via Pennsylvania Railroad.

Leechburg Anni Bole Olive McCandless Nellie Rowe Bertha Anderson Florence Kistler Frances Karnes Adaline McCauley Janette McCallum Mary Baldwin Grace McGuary Rachel McKallip C. Helper Granmar School Vandergrift McCanles Sweeny Hamilton Elliott McCracken Ansley Anderson Mateer Miss Nesbit Supply Freeport School Board IL. V. Rowan Margaret Klingensmith Alice Pennington Florence Long Ila Shrader Genevieve Mckeen Della McMeans Jon, Tiaman Kansas City Pennsylvania Railroad Company

Board of Examiners Conduct Final Junior and Senior Exams

The Static Board of Examiners at Normal conducts the final examinations for junior and senior classes this week. Noted instructors include Hon John Q Stewart Deputy Superintendent John F Bigley Edinboro Lemmael O Fosse Harelsbarz George PF Miurtin Greene County MOL Miger Bradford Jo Robb Montgomery county HM Roth Adams county BR Teilrick Jefferson county.

John Q. Sttewart John F. Bigley Edinboro Lemmael O. Fosse Harelsbarz George PF. Miurtin Greene County Mol Miger Bradford Jo. Robb Montgomery County HM. Roth Adams County BR. B.teilrick Jefferson County

Estate of Jacob Walker Executors Notice

Letters testamentary on the estate of Jacob Walker have been granted to John C Walker and John Co Walker. Creditors must settle debts promptly and claimants must present their claims properly verified. Dated June 12, 1901.

Jacob Walker Art Mahoning Ants Saram Git Walker Jobn CO. Walker Jane Moorhead Indiana M. Coleman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Democrat Jos. Shepherd Thomas St.Clair Jes Washington News Idersridge Academy Midersridge Presbyterian Church P. O Pittsburgh Ginghams Chambray Ginhams Cenne P.O and the Buffalo Pitts Harrows W. H. Johnston Arch Street Francis H. Leggett & Co Leggett Tra A. Myers Parr Roeachers Cherrylres Borough Lara Hartley William Hartley Bedford Alexander Blick Kiser Pitteburg Miss Hartley Library Hall Apollo Tirgagl As Fies A . Leis Geo. W. Gilb Ana Farmers’ Bank Pennsylvania Railroad Imperial Council, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Board of Examiners John Et, Stuchell Au Pows Phelor & Frit
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