MENS OF THE GOURIS CRIMINAL COURT REPORTS VERDICTS
The second week of Criminal Court resumes with Guilty verdicts in a shooting case against Thomas Kratka. Multiple trials including Bunyan burglary charges proceed. several defendants are convicted or found not guilty. A new passenger station plan for Indiana faces delays and possible denial. Eldersridge Academy announces commencement with a full list of graduates. A major fire in Altoona damages Imperial Department Store and adjacent buildings, causing substantial losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kratka
Robert Bunyan
Robert
Blacklick
Hit
Apollo
Avenmore
Hunyan
Bunyan
Frank Sheriff
Cokeville
John Trainor
Blairsville
Indiana
Justice Kline
Stewart
Trainor
Paul
Joanna Gregis
Narrow Escape On Indiana Accommodation Train
John Ewan of Braddock nearly fell under a moving train at Graceton Sunday evening while boarding the Indiana Ac commodation. He suffered a badly cut right heel and a twisted foot, needing six stitches. he was treated at Blairsville railroad infirmary with Dr Gates assisting. A Washington telegram reports recovery of a man’s body from the Potomac river, clothes marked M F Wood and card J T Bender Rossiter Pa found in the tidal basin. police suspect the body had been in water about a week and a Baptist Young People’s Union button was found in the coat lapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ewan
Braddock
Indiana
Graceton
Blairsville
Dr. Gates
Washington, D. C
M. F. Wood
J. T. Bender
Rossiter
Potomac River
Baptist Young Peoples’ Union
Indiana Men Establish Permanent Camp at Pretty Spot
A party of Indiana men led by Leslie Patson and others opened a permanent camp at the junction of Crooked creek and Plum creek on Saturday. They launched an 18 foot steel motor boat and smaller craft, set five tents, and organized a complete camping outfit. The notice runs through June 15, 1907, with a list of names for letters awaiting inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Pretty Spot
Leslie Patson
W. §. Nett
Ralph Moorhead
J. Howard Hank
Ray Gililand
Crooked Creek
Plum Creek
Multiple Marriages Reported in Local Notices
A string of wedding notices from Geary to Blairsville details marriages of Morrow and White, Berkhart and Tycett, Groft and Bowers, Way and Lightcap, Rowe and Libengood, Malcolm and White, Washington and Palmer, Palmer, and Miller and Thomas. Couples plan honeymoons and new homes, with various receptions and trips noted.
Social notes of Johnstown visitors and locals
Mrs. L. C. Woodruff of Johnstown visited Indiana Friday while Miss Pearl Gilhousen of Zanesville stayed with friends in Dixonville. Dr. Thomas Van Tiles of Bellefonte and Mrs. Edgar Jack of Windber visited. many others traveled to see relatives, attend reunions, or attend commencements. The list includes residents from Glen Campbell, Wilkinsburg, Altoona, and Philadelphia area, with trips to New York, Atlantic City, and Princeton among activities and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Woodruff
Johnstown
Indiana
Pearl Gilhousen
Zanesville
Dixonville
Thomas van Tiles
Bellefonte
W. C. Wine
Philadelphia Street
New York
Atlantic City
Boyden J. Taylor
Ithica
N. Y
Cornell
James M. Mack
Bloomsburg
Kiskiminetas
G. P. McCartney
Edna Sansom
Gladys
Ella May Wilson
Paul Mack
Audrey Mahone
Robert Sutton
Town
Kiski
John E. Hasinger
Miss Stella
Wayne Avenue
Philadelphia
Boston
Glen Prothero
Anna Mae Watson
Margaret Wilson
Carolyn Guthrie
John Seitz
Indiana Hardware Co
Pittsburg
William J. Robinsteen
California
Steele Bryan
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Dr. Bryan
Bryan
McKeesport
J. K. Palmer
Clearfield
Margaret B. Taylor
Washington
Hollidaysburg
Ghos. M. St. Clair
Harry Fee
Laura Myers
Fee
Local Items From The County News Briefs
Items of local interest cover church services in Christ Episcopal, a boiler accident at W Z Graft's slaughterhouse, bank policies, a marriage license in Greensburg, Fourth of July stands rules, stockholder meeting at Clymer Manufacturing, and political remarks about Governor Hughes. Also notes on a charity dance, a warehouse accident, a fire loss, railroad reunion, a jealous attack with vitriol, pulp lumber forecasts, murder verdicts, and a railway company purchase with expansion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Stewart
Sarah K. Stewart
Genter Township
Greensburg
Homer City
H. J. Trusal
Shaffer and Neal
Charles Buchanan
Warren Institute
Plumville
the Clymer Manufacturing Co
Hughes
New York
White House
Normal Graduates: Fifty Seven Pass Examinations
The board completed exams for the senior Middler and junior classes at the state normal school. All candidates passed, with results announced Friday morning to great rejoicing. The list includes many named seniors middlers and juniors, with several local residents and visiting guests noted.
Deaths Of A Week In Indiana County
A weekly Indiana County death listing notes Martha J Findley daughter of John D Mindley dying at 46 of stomach cancer in White township near Harbison school house. Also mentioned are Lavina Mindley a brother Sylvester undecided, and relatives including Mrs George W Stewart Sloan Agey Mary Hines. Funeral on Sunday with Oakland cemetery interment. Also Cribbs of Plumville aged about 74, paralyzed years, with six sons and two daughters listed. William Craig of Marion Center region died after long illness at 31. McKelvey dies in Clarksburg at 66 with several children. P R A raises age limit to 45 for company hiring. Samuel G Taylor of Blairsville Intersection dies aged 52 after rheumatism. Infant child of Blaine Short dies in Dunlo, Cambria county. body brought to Indiana for Greenwood cemetery interment. Short formerly resided at Ideal post office Cherryhill township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha J. Findley
John .D. Mindley
Alexner Irindley
White Township
Harbison
Lavina
Sylvester
George W. Stewart
Sloan Agey
Wayne Vont A. Findley
Tenthsteet
Mary ©. Hines
Chestnut Street
Oakland Cemetery
Cribbs
G. Cribbs
Sae George
Plumville
L. A. Cribbs
Pomona
Mich
William T
Elmer
Christopher 1
George A
W. Hoover
A. Galentine
Craig
William Craig
Thomas’ H
Agnes
Marion Center
Mahoning Township
New York
McKelvey
William McKelvey
Clarksburg
Frank
Kansas
George
Pittsburg
Armour
Taylor
Samuel G. Taylor
Blairsville
Satente
John Bennett
Town
Robert MeeKee
Mollie Taylor
Blairaville
Blaine Short
Dunlo
Cambria County
Indiana
Greenwood Cemetery
Short
Ideal Post Office
Cherryhill Township
Twenty Fifth Anniversary Surprise at Mrs Clark Home
The home of Mrs T B Clark hosted a pleasant surprise party on Sunday evening with about twenty four friends returning from shopping. Refreshments were served, guests celebrated, and Mrs A G Henry of Sharpsburg emerged from hiding to embrace the bride from twenty five years ago. The group presented Mrs Clark with a set of sterling silver forks as a keepsake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Clark
A. G. Henry
Sharpsburg
Indiana County Crop Prospects Weather Says Backward
A Stockman correspondent reports June 3 that the season is backward cold and wet with corn just planted and some seed not rotting. Potatoes are in and acreage grows. fall grains and grass damaged by late frost. hay crop expected short. Tuck went ground plowed replacing oats followed by corn and another crop. W 8 at Kiski last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Stockman
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Mens OF
Ada Kellar
Martha Williams
P. R. Ef
Pennsy
Long
R. T. Morrow
Supt. Long
Eldersridge
Eldersridge Academy
O. J. Hutchison
Presbyterian Church
Carl R. Grimm
Jas. H. Hamilton
Harry O. Henderson
Rosa H. Hug
Edith A. Kelley
Zora J. King
Blanche McGuire
M. Marie Sandles
Clinton E. Swank
Germin
James H. Hamilton
Hagar
Vera L. Lehman
Altoona
Imperial Department Store
Wredertick Piano Company
George Abbott
Jas. Beattie
J. H. Bergeron
Wilmer J. Fisher
Walter Gibson
A. A. Johnson
P. T. Martin
R. W. Mitchell
Frank Morris
Ed. Robinson
Frederick F. Stuart
R. J. Templeton
Mirkusi Junka
James C. McGregor
P. M
Mr. Taggart
Harrisburg
Rosenvale
Morton
Rock Island Raillroad Company
Geary
Berkhart—Fyock
Groft—Bowers
Lewis Hay
Central Hotel
J. W. Berkhart
Ruth O. Tycett
Daniel S. Groft
Bertha M. Bowers
Penn Run
Berkhart
Groft
W. W. Criley
Samuel W. Rowe
Duquesne
Mary L. Libengood
Blaireville
American Steel Company
Malcolm—White
Anna White
William White
Robert Malcolm
Barnesboro
Tilley
Episcopal Church
Palmer Peter D. Washington
Kellysburg
Bessler
Palmer
M. BR. Hactsman
Miller——Thomas
W. H. Kerschner
Jackson Thomas
Silas W. Miller
Advance
Maud Thomas
Gastown
Edgar Iack
Windber
A. I. Purington
D. Hibner
DuBois
Margaret McCartney
Church Street
Helen Galley
Beaver
Mary Cooper
Normal
Ethel Richardson
Belle Watson
South Seventh Steet
John McQuilkem
C. W. McCready
Glen Campbell
John Dentzell
Apbollo
Charles McGaughey
Wilkinsburg
Col
John McGaughey
Alfred Barr
A. W. Wilson
Detroit
Clyde G. Guthrie
Johns’ Hopkins University
Baltimore
Harry Lowry
U. S
Vner
Polk Institute
Harry
Ralph Cunningham
Sanborn Map Qo
Princeton
Saltsburg
James Taylor
Cant
Ilaho
Christ Piscopal
George F. Potter
DuBois, Pa
Tacolb Ll. Repine
W. Z. Graft
Joans
Wirst’ National Bank of Indiana
Library Hall
Kettering
Ralph Hassner
Buchanan & Bennett
Wolesale
Mission
Ellen McMullin
Christian Church
Christ Episcopal Church
Jacob DeHaven
Rayne Township
Grove Chapel
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cora Krout
J. C. Krout
Booth Street
JW. L. Carteredge
York
United States
Camber of Commerce
W. L. Hall
National Forestry Bureau
Appalachian and White Mountain Survey
Irene Gray
Ebensboro
Gray
John Haney
I. A. Gray
Spangler
Luther A. Haney
Elensburg
Lakemont Park
Sympie
Francis Sith
Y. Pos. CT
Iires
J. 2
James McCullough, Jr
P. A. Moesta
John A, Ox
J. Moesta
H. &. Moesta
Kittanning
Laura A. Adams
Florence A. Allen
Leola Akers
Harriet B. Barnes
Harriet F. Bowers
Iruta R. Brown
Bertha Brownlee
Grace E. Buente
Miriam Daft
Helen H. Dill
Helen Rt. Drew
Myrtle M. Foyle
Mary E. Glasser
Vidu i. Grumbling
May A. Grundy
Mary St. Hawkens
Mary V. Will
Blanche F. Hillard
Sophia 1D. Hohman
Clara
Hal C. Speedy
William D. Summerville
D. Lester Wingar
Middlers
Gladys Bush
Merl
Bedell
Alda Bingey
Hilda Bruce
Madge Butler
Agnes J. Campbell
Nellie
Cassie Carriebell Cook
Mary
H. Cooper
Anna J. Gorelius
Nellye J. Cribbs
Helen E. Cunningham
Helen Daugherty
Mabel Davis
Helen Dean
Caroline
Florence L. Langham
Grace M. Leasure
Ruelba M. Lewis
Grace Long
Mary &. Mann
Filda Merker
Marie McCullough
M. May McCullough
Elizabeth McHenry
Joan I. McIlroy
Elizabeth McKim
Laura A. McNamara
Hazel V. Neal
Rose Neal
Nancy W. Neel
Anna
Nicklas Winsfield
G.owens
Ethel M. Peterson
Sara M. Pollock
Mary T Powell
Grace Ramsay
Frances Reithmiller
Mary B. Rodkey
Mercy Rogers
Bertha M. Schaeffer
Orpha Mabel Schall
M. Morence Schaub
Ethel G. Seavey
Myra A. Shenefelt
Sara J. Shenefelt
Elizabeth F. Smith
Anna J. St. Clair
Nora M. Swan
Olive B. Wagner
Lula
Ethel I. Beck
Wdna J. Bell
Mabel J. Bennett
Mary B. Bryan
F. Kathryn Buterbaugh
Sadie Carnahan
Carolyn C. Clawen
Ida. Cook
Mary H. Cooper
Anta J. Cornelius
Stella Crusan
Mary B. Cunningham
Caroline G. Daugherty
Caroline L. Doerzbacher
Alice M. Duncan
Myrtle M. Durst
Emma J. Elder
N. Olive Evans
Helen J. Frost
Jennie J. George
A. Elizabeth Glasser
Ora B.gorman
Nan G. Graham
Ruth 5. Hamill
Jean R. Hamilton
Martha J. Hamilton
Margaret Hasinger
Mabel Anneta Hazlett
Edna A. Hoedle
B. Edna Huston
A. Christine Kaiser
Grace M. Kelly
Anna J. Klages
Margaret Lockard
Grace Jong
Nellie Marker
Margaretta
Ima H. Zeller
Harry KE. Bowman
John N. Camp
Frank W. Coulter
Curtis H. Elkin
Linus Wkin
Francis Edward Swan
D. Rankin
Tomb
J. Paul Warner
D. Lytle Wiggins
R. Glark Wiggins
Grover (. Yelgar
J. Irwin Long
Blair Moorhead
Lynn ©. McKee
William J. Pierce
Ward PD
Rodkey
Robert G. Rodkey
Thomas Runzo
Freld
Scott
Jesse Johnston
Colorado
Armagh
Blursville
Wdith Ross
Margaret Scott
Wisie Calhoun
Plktee
Uesday
Conenaugh
The
Young Peoples Union of the
U. P. Church
Thurston
Indiana House
Democrat
W. Dale Sutton
Vandesrift
Alton Warden
Endeavor
Robert P. Jamison
W. H. McColl
8. C. Lewis
Seventh Street
George Eibell
Smithport