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Newspaper

Indiana Democrat

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1909

Page

5

Social events and engagements noted in town notes

Ladies' Guild guests of Mrs Garrity at Mont Philadelphia Street enjoyed music and a bountiful supper. Miss Helen St Clair hosted a card evening for brides and friends. Senior class of Normal invited to reception at Mr and Mrs Sutton's on Sixth Street. Prof and Mrs Jack entertained guests at Twallek Country Club for Mrs Jack's cousin Porter Hart of the battleship Georgia. Engagement announced at Johnstown card party between Irene Confer and John H Cooney of Conemaugh. Cooney is bank cashier with real estate and electric interests. Oscar A St Clair and Miriam Cameron to wed June 36 and reside in Chicago where St Clair is trolley company engineer.

Ed. H. Sutton Thomas Sutton Margaret, Householder Coral Grace Alderfer Eleventh Stret Wallace Cunningham Steubenville, C Wilmer Stewart Claude Drone New Bethlehem Frank Hite Eleventh Street Robert Sutton Chester Military Academy I. Bergman Altoona Hulda Nathan Johnstown W. JH. McMichael Weat Church Street Jane McMichael Cleveland L. G. Lawrence New York City Hazel St. Clair Oswego N. Y William St. Clair North Ninth Street John W. Stewart South Sixth Street South Bend D. B. Townsend Sanley Books Wyoming Seminary Wilkesbarre Peter Frech J. N. Langham Nick Congress Senate Nell Hugus Town Greensburg Ollie Lila Long Fourth Avenue Indiana Irwin Republican Standard George McCullough Caolport Samuel Gall Barnesboro C. M. Tangle Graceton Atlam Vanderwort Brookgills Bessie Harwig Creekside Elmira Nef Bessie Dickie South Seventh Street Pittsburg Naomi Thompson School Street Ruth Brody Elizabeth McConnell Rosston Atmeirong County I. B. Evans Railroad Avenue Winchester Ind Warry “E Joseph C. Clark Glen Campbell Philadelphia T. M. Black Huntington B. T. McHenry Calhoun Parkwood H. J. Springer Scottdale Fern Springer Pleasant EB. R. Springer Anna Ryan Anna Nary Idhnstown Magdalen Muller North Fifth Street Naom Thompson Tuesaday Beatrice Spelien Bradford Vera Randall West Philadelphia Gertrude Agnew Willinsburg George Muller Fifth Street William Showers Punxsutawney T. Alexander McKinstry Jordan Shoe Store John L. Paul Charles Paul Graff C. Kuttmut Cal Tow Harry White White Parker Sanborn Map Con Pacific Coast Department Dogen Ladies’ Guild Christ Episcopal Church P. I. Garrity Mont Philadelphia Street Helen St.Clair Church Street Sixth Street William J. Jack Normal Twallek Country Club Jack Insign Porter Hart Georgia Irene Confer John H. Cooney Conemaugh Cooney Indiana Normal Conemaugh National Bank Confer Johnstown High School Trinity College Oscar A. St. Clair Miriam Cameron John G. Cameron Chicago Mr. St. Clair

Cambria Plans Massive 168 Mile County Road Build

At a Mbensburg meeting the commissioners outlined a large road-building campaign in western Pennsylvania under the 1905 act. The plan covers 168 miles of main country highways linking Johnstown, Ebensburg, Carrolltown, Patton, Spangler, Barnesboro, Geistown, Elton, Loretto, Chest Springs, Ashville, Blandburg, South Fork, Gallitzin, Summerhill, Portage, Lilly, and Cresson. Byroads may be township projects under the 1906 act with towns paying one third. County roads will be maintained by townships after completion. Other counties report varied progress including Allegheny with 300 miles and Luzerne with 14 miles under construction.

Mbensburg Patton Spangler Barnesboro Johnstown Geistown Elton Ebensburg Loretto Chest Springs Ashville Blandburg South Fork Gallitzin Summerhill Portage Lilly and Cresson Allegheny County Washington County Luzerne County Lackawanna County Northampton

Fatal Falling Tree Accident Kills James P Organ in Rossiter

James P Organ of Rossiter was killed near Richmond while cutting timber on the Stevenson tract when a standing tree kicked back after breaking, striking him on the right side and pinning him. He died about five o'clock that Saturday, before his brother could reach him. Relatives recall he had feared an accident and planned to quit the woods that night. The funeral was held in Rossiter, Union Cemetery.

James P. Organ Rossiter Stevenson Richmond Mr. Organ Organ William Punxsutawney

Local civil service exam for postmaster at Rexta

A civil service examination will be held at the Rexta postoffice on June 19 for the postmaster position, marking the second such exam under the new postal ruling. The item lists other local education updates and community notices including summer picnics, school re-elections, and a fourth class postmaster exam at Cockport with a $20 compensation.

Rexta Anna Bruce Oakatreet Jeannette Hag Latrobe Treny Anderson Mary Whiteman Younkins Star Theater Armagh P.O. 8 Tie Park Greensburg Wintondale Christy A .Campball Campbell Cherryhill Brethren Cherryhill Township Clymer Street Short's Station Kid" Bennett Young William Derry Jennie Ackerman United States Civil Service Commission Lovejoy Cockport

Punxsutawney Prepares for Old Home Week Celebration

Residents of Punxsutawney rally for Old Home Week August 22 to 28 with a goal of the biggest Western Pennsylvania celebration yet. Some 400 volunteers supervise committees while two marathon runs and parade events promise large turnouts, including an anticipated 5 000 in parade line.

Punxsutawney Focas

Clymer Manufacturing Co Expands, Modernizes Plant

Clymer Manufacturing Co undertakes major improvements on Philadelphia street. The foundry is expanded to BOX200 feet, improving casting efficiency by about half. A new steam power engine drives the operations, boiler room is relocated for two new kilns, and W A Quihrie becomes manager, boosting modernization of the camelling plant.

Philadelphia Street Clymer Company W. A. Quihrie

Lost His Sea Fire? George M. Dias Injured in Tragic Train Incident

George M. Dias of Dilltown, brother of Kathering Blas, superintendent of Jelnstown City Hospital, was struck by Prelgie trains at Blatrevilla Intersection on Sunday afternoon. His right leg was severely injured requiring amputation. He was taken to the Greenshing Hospital. Take your Wool to Peterman.

George M. Dias Dilltown Kathering Blas Jelnstown City Hospital Raul Blatrevilla Greenshing Hospital

Two new railroads projected through Indiana County

An engineer corps survey for a $7,000,000 New York Central line through Indiana County outlines a 70 mile route from Fort Vie to Clymer with bridges over the Youghiogheny and Kiskiminetas rivers. The plan aims to relieve Pittsburgh line congestion and provide an eastern outlet for the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie system, potentially bypassing Pennsy and Baltimore & Ohio routes.

Indiana County New York Chicago Air Line Central New York Central Pittsburg & Like Plitehure Te Monongahela J. M. Shoemaker Pittsburg & Lakes Erie Intans County Pittsburg Fort Vue Erie Youghiogheny River Long Run Circleville Lavimey Pennsylvania Railroad Westmoreland County Delmont Beaver Creek Sloan Summit Kiskiminetas Conemaugh Loyalhanna Saltsburg Blacklegs Creek Whenezer Kent and Smithers Attle Homer City Sample Run Clymer Pittsburgh & Clearfield Pittsburgh & Lakerie Pennsy Baltimore & Ohio Homestead Pittsburgh Youngstown New Castle Pittsburgh & Lake Erie

Isaiah George Visits Punxsutawney After Forty Years

Isaiah George of Blairsville visits Punxsutawney to see his 96 year old aunt Catherine Oilwallier. He recalls the town’s changes since his last trip forty years ago and notes his long career with the OM 1 Company now at the Junction.

Isaiah George Punxsutawney Blairsville Catherine Oilwaller George Pun George Hia OM. 1 Aml I Aaltevthe Trigman Slireman Craigh Glénal Oan Unut

Organ contractlets reveal new church organ purchase

A 2500 dollar contract was approved for a new organ to be built by Mo. Macler Co. of Linserstown. The project covers guttelase and metallation of the organ and is to be completed by September 11.

ASG Joly Coe Onlint Prosbytechn Cloiveh Wile Phic Mo Colimittes Mo. Macler Co Linserstown Gid

Heilwond homicide dominates court week in Indiana case

The Heilwond homicide case centers on John Kostiney killed in a flight between Slivs ul Gallans. Bruno and Gogertna held, trials delayed as Commonwealth finalizes its case. Other trials include Mike Wingsler murder plea, Wil lintik manslaughter verdict, and 20 cases filling the two week term.

Uwolve Niente Mack Jannie West Gathotn Fornier Maveto Dingy Chirles Abel Parmar Grunt Mr. Houston Fiberer Gden Dyne Helt Daker Carpenter Blairsville Charles Davis Mast Tindianti Koon Groft Tumberman Tadiani James Weamer Indiania W. Tk. Britkon Indiana Harry Lyne Gheas Silas Streams Enue John Kostiney Jon Bruno Tony Cgogertna Commonwealth Allommey Peeler Cunninghan Tarhiet Wikin Defensa Ja Striete Commonwealth Va Mike Wingsler Andrew Mike Jack Makon Willintik de Glen Johnston Homielta

Commencement Events Planned for Hermon Class of 1909

The Hermon commencement schedules a baccalaureate at the Presbyterian church on Sunday June 27, with a faculty concert Monday June 28 at the Conservatory. Alumni events, a class play Cinkymates, and an alumni banquet follow, featuring Willan Pearce and others. The program includes salutatory by Robert Stodtcey and valedictorian Charlotte Luchell.

Presbyterian Church Wrigley Missey Hdna Cogawell Mabel Felumar Conservatory Clarence BR. Smith Hae Teast Charles Miller Wadthape Chapman Indiana Elf Ann Tance Cinkymates DeMile Robert Holeson Shasons West Polnt South America Haas Mnittary Academy Willan Pearce Blair Moorkedil Leonnrd South George Siapson Frank Coulter Lynn Mekou Roger Dewman Clare Stueholl Pleba Orler John Canin Clark Lytle Wiggins Ianheth McConnell Bose Whiteman Eva Melroy Venrietta Keel Wimsoal Whtel Che’ Vapenkera Faltaw Hiobert Stodtcey Salutatory Mauret Lockard Bowen Swimn Mabel Uaete Austin Tomb Thet Oren Dalla Vitale Charlotte Luchell

Faleman's Noted Criminal Lawyer Record

Faleman built a controversial reputation as a criminal lawyer with clients facing severe charges. The piece mentions Mike Pulone executed, Dan Alello linked to a death sentence, and Lew Williams awaiting charges while Waterman offers high wool prices at St. Glat's granary behind P. K. R. Star Lon.

Whitlam Hayhig Walifeslon Mtidey Ony Mike Pulone Dan Alello Walston Hentanenk State Board Lew Williams Formeuey Laislaughter J. 1. Waterman St. Glat's Granary P. Ik. R. Starlon

Marriages Lead Week in Trewin and Nearby Towns

A string of church and home weddings completed across towns including Trewin Salisbury and Marion Center. Couples listed include Merit Henry-Clawana, Parker-Hullenbaugh, Dormandy-O'Brien, Smith-Sunderlin, Griffith-Craig, Walmer-Graff, Hocker-Orr, Reithmiller, Flacus-Hook, Ewing-McConnell, and others with venues at homes, churches, and short wedding trips.

Fire at Indkan Brewery Wards Off Major Blaze

Fire in Monulay afternoon at about eight o clock damaged the plating house at the Indkan Brewery. Workers tried to pitch keys when flames broke out, engulfing the building in smoke and fire. The brewery house was spared, firemen quenched the blaze, estimated loss around 4000 dollars with full insurance coverage.

Monulay Aternoon Iadkan Phtehtay House Joss Reyels

Pensions Granted to Several Widows and Widowers

The Commissioner of Pensions announced pensions for several individuals. Willlin Covert of Taxter receives $15 per month, Apollo Dickey of Willing $10, widow Howphill of Archibald Ilwinphit of Whitesburg gets $125, and widow Mary Taylor of Rochester Mille receives $12 monthly.

Convi Ksioner of Candyiseul D.n. Langham Willlin Covert Taxter Dickey Apollo Howphill Archibald Ilwinphit Whitesburg Mary ‘Tayelor James D. Taylor Rochester Mille

Regent Deaths in Indiana and Nearby Areas

A string of obituaries notes deaths in Indiana and adjacent towns. Mentions include Marshall and Bennett families, longtime local business figures, church workers, and survivors across several households. Interments were held at local cemeteries after requiem services or services at St Bernard's and other churches.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cambria Price Charles Price North American Charles Howser Frederick Mustc Co Mack’s Aabat McNaughton Sey Peterman Gourts Faleman Henry—Clawana Chittlea Henry Trewin Clywson Salisbury George M. Ry WH Bultaiure Fune Tewin Parker—Hullenbaugh J. J. Oliver Tannelton Parvicor Mary C. Hullenbaugh Ramielton Griffith—Craig Alice Craig William C. Gamth Marion Center Thomas J. Crale Cgamth Fred BE. Henry Elsie Earn Hoy N. Parke Third Cuts Owl Tai Niagarnalls Walmer—Graff Charles W. Walmer Wittingburg Blanche Barton Graff C. H. Graff Tullaville Dy, Jr. Pender Hocker—Orr Mabel Orr Martin J. Orr Urset Avi W. E Hecker St. Louis Charles R. Lockard Baxter Avenue Pitgshing Reltamiller Buffalo Niagara Alls Marianna Flacus—Hook Wseus Miss Mahal Hook Ewing—McConnell Eohart CG Ewing Widersridge Mink M. i Leonora McConnell Bride Salina Wheneon Munsday Whendeey Snyder Salina Reformed Church Ome Mergyman Klor Bros. Company Salina Milas McConnell Marshall Philly Miersbiall Ainge Pancrene Anslerert Kemsely Ilbenstutt Tertnuy Wandernie Wis Pavotts Lrh Tadhenn Wran Lis Getond Biwksville John Albert J. M. Connelluy Montreal Can Frank Lens Marshall Baltzer Marshall Godfrey Marshall St. Bernard's Catholic Church St. Bernard's Church St. Bernard's Cemetery Fenton James Fenton Willamston Penton Penn Art Glase Williamston Favo Sons Lava Mime William Ostermyer Mel Lydlel Greenwood Cemetery Steffy Margaret Wakefiell Dunmire East Mahoning Township Decasal Thomas Rayne Cyrus Moss Sea McLain Isaiah East Mahoning Rant Near Clymer I. FB Geary Robert Lacklick John R. Genry Irs Summer Crafl Wara Weldine Lithoyan Chapel Smith Jacobk. Smith Alinxsutawney Gualdll Township Jefferson Township Phillip McGuire Charles 1. McChuire Braddock Saelem Church Derry Township Westforeland County Bhuvaville Miller Adam Miller Hpatined Hastings Lellwood John Cure Decker’s Point Hys Shiloh Jacob Dunmile Deder Sagamore Scott Beotl South Mahonhiynehip
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