Commencement at Indiana Normal School Honors Class of 1896
Forty one graduates receive diplomas at Indiana Normal School reunion with a program in the chapel. Hon John Q Stewart and the examining board report full passage for Senior Middle and Junior classes. Addresses by J Wood Clark and Dr Waller accompany the celebration. extensive lists name the graduates across Senior Middle and Junior classes. Alumni and guests from Pittburgh Ebenaburg Vandergrift and Ann Arbor appear, with celebrations including a country club drive and hay rides for the 1896 and 1895 cohorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal School
John Q. Stewart
J. Wood Clark
Board of Trustees
M. Emma Davis
Vida M. Davis
Martha Graf
Greta M. Hamerly
Gertrude A. Harrold
Laura N. Houck
Nora Hay
N. Josephine Jamison
Mary 8. Johnson
Ada H. Keller
Henrietta A. Matthews
Bertha A. Mensch
R. Grace Miller
Mary £. Moorhead
Dora Moot
Stella Mc.Laughlin
Lillian E. Reid
M. Louise Sellers
Effle L. Shields
Nellie Grace Smith
Genetta I. Smyers
Edith A. Spancer
Anta C. Stackhouse
Laura M. Steele
Jessie W. Steinmetz
Harriet Walker
Irene B. Wilson
Berlin Empfield
Frank T. Hamill
Middle Glass
Taura Adams
Florence A. Allen
Leola Alter
Harries B. Barnes
Hannal F. Bowers
Irma R. Beawn
Bertha Brownlee
A. Hilda Marshall
Margaret Marshall
Matilda Melville
Mary E. Murray
Josephine McGaw
Nannie J. McMillen
M. Winona Patterson
Mary G. Pinnock
M. Elsie Pollock
Mary G. Quinn
Tyan J. Reed
Emma E. Reinhardt
Zola K. Rodkey
Margaret M. Roose
Dora H. Sthall
Jessie Shomo
Florence N. Stall
Clara M. Stapel
Merle E. Bedell
Alda D. Bingey
Hilda Bruce
Grace J. Buente
Agnes J.campbell
Nellie E. Cass
Carrieball Cook
Helen Daugherty
Zelda V. Domb
A. Lesta Fleck
Myrtle Foale
A. May Getty
Margaret Glass
Mary E. Glasser
Mable
Hamill
Margaret B. Hirsch
Alice B. Holford
Madge V. Igo
C. Francis Reithmiller
Mary B. Rodkey
Bertha B. Schusiter
Dora E. Schall
Ethel G. Seavey
Maud P. Sensenich
Myra A. Shenefelt
Sara L. Shhenefelt
Jessia Shomo
Anna M. Short
Eva J. Smith
Anna J. St. Clair
Nora M. Swan
Olivere. Wagner
Lula I. Wartz
Emily I
Country Club
Ernest
Noel
Johnston
Beighel
Duvall
McDonald
Sansom
Gilmore
Reunion highlights for class of six at Sutton home
The class of 06 is well represented at the ten year reunion on Hand. Members who had arrived were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sutton and Mr. and Mrs. Wade Ward at Sutton's home Saturday evening. Dr. and Mrs. D.J. Waller hosted a re-
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Thomas Sutton
Wadeward
Sutton
D.J. Waller
Emery for Governor A Democratic nomination seen for Pennsylvania
Word from Harrisburg says Lewis Emery Jr will be nominated for Governor by the Democratic State Convention now in session in Harrisburg. His selection was practically conceded yesterday by W J Brennen.
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Harrisburg
Lewis Emery, Jr
Pennsylvania
W. J. Brennen
Homer City Fourth Set With Races And Band
Homer City plans a Glorious Fourth with a varied list of athletic events and prizes to attract many contestants. Entries should be mailed to W P Risinger at Homer City Pa. The Indiana Comet Band has been engaged for the celebration.
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Homer City
W. P. Risinger
Indiana Comet Band
Sunday excursion to Panxsutawney by Buflato railway
A Sunday event offers excursion tickets to Panxsutawney and return on the Buflato Rochester Pittsburg Railway. The trip departs Panxsutawney at 3:50 p.m. for $1.00 round trip.
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Buflato, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway
Panxsutawney
Italian coal miner dies by contact with live wire at Newville mine
Andy Samsnski, 44, an unmarried Italian coal miner, died instantly Sunday at the Cummings bridge area near Newville after contacting a live electric wire in the mine shaft. The body was laid to rest at St. Bernard's Cemetery in Indiana on Monday.
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Cummings Bridge
Newville
Andy Samsnski
Ashiaft
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Indiana
Held for Court on Murder Charge Involving Italian Man
Constable William North and Assistant Superintendent William Reed are held for court charged with the murder of Peter Pienaleta an Italian who was shot and killed at Ernest on June 8. State constabulary deputies and General Superintendent John Reed of the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg coal interests who were arrested on the same charge were discharged.
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William North
William Reed
Peter Pienaleta
Ernest
Wha
State Constabulary
John Reed
Buffalo
Rochester
Tomb Family Reunion Near Armagh
About 150 attended a reunion of the Tomb family descendants at Hugh J Tomb's home in East Wheatfield township near Armagh. The gathering included visits, games, a large dinner, and remarks, with many relatives named among attendees.
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Hugh J. Tomb
John Tomb
East Wheatfield Township
Armagh
Will
Hugh
Mary Towh
James
Jonicetown
Robert J
G. W
D. C
J. N. Peder
Mary Hider
Hdeaner
Im.wad
Hider
Ronkin Fomb
Howard Toub
Hale Toib
Indiana
Harts Stephens
Berson
Wade Stephens
Gilsemare
Caesar Forman Takes His Life Over Threats
Caesar A Forman, 48, Austrian merchant of Lovejoy, shot himself in his home after repeated Black Hand threats. He feared for his family after failure to meet demands of $500 as ransom or worse. His wife, Italian, and six children mourn as his body lies in Barnesboro tomb. court case with Adolph Aaronson had ended with costs.
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Caesar A. Forman
Lovejoy
Forman
Toan
Brockway Ville
Barnesboro
Local items from Indiana and vicinity
Notes from Reservoir Park and Borough bonds advertise four percent tax free. Teachers, reunions, and school changes feature Miss Ida Bush in Jonemaugh and Cooper School alumni event. Local obituaries, medical cautions on beer safety, and upcoming school vaccination directives round out a miscellany of town news.
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GW. Vuckenberg
Franklin Sapsom
Reservoir Park
Indiana
Pfour
Ida Bush
Jonemaugh
Weatmont
Johnstown
MENS OF THE COURTS Closed cases and verdicts in county court
In a lengthy session the criminal court continued many cases to September. J A Thomas was found not guilty of selling fire to a building with intent to defraud, with prosecutors ordered to pay costs. Carney Cogley was also found not guilty. county pays costs. Several riot cases and forcible entry charges were continued or resulted in not guilty verdicts with costs paid by prosecutors. Some witnesses left, delaying trials. court adjourned to Monday at ten.
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Criminal Court
Aarge Nuber
J. A. Thomas
R. M. Fritz
M. 1K. Leard
Commonwealth Va
Carney Cogley
Tudiana
A.A
B. Jos. Miller
Mrnest
Cogley
Commonwealthi
Luizi
Commonwealth
Angelo Pathrine
Angelo Matti
Wm. McEwen
North A
Paul Billings
Ilegal Liquor Sales
Hezekiah Cameron
The
News of the Ball and Bat in Chambersville and Punxsutawney
Chambersville defeated Kent 4 to 3 in a 10 inning game on Saturday. Pitts burg Collegiana lost to Normal 11 to 7 in a crack game noted for errors and heavy hitting. Indiana club beat Rock for the third time at Punxsutawney on June 20, game called after seven innings due to rain, score 4 to L in favor of Lodiana.
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T. A. Gilbert
South Seventh Street
John A. Scott
W. L. Calhoun
Calhoun
Punxautawney
Slippery Rock Boys
Chambersville
Kent
Pittsburg Collegiana
Indiana Baseball Club
Slippery Rock
Punxsutawney
Lodiana
Letters Advertised In Indian Office June 23 1906
List of uncalled letters at the Indian office dated June 23, 1906 includes M. T. Buchanan Miss Jennie yers W. T. Clark Wm. K. Davis Mrs. M. 2. Hileman Geo. Taeman Jory Musser John W. Shirley James Shank James Wissinger Aralli Patro Vincenzo Anveluccio Domunului Gig Gagan Mrin ciatulu Dilni Nickle Malteo Matik Josef Inquiries should note letters advertised with date and response via Janna CO. McGregor P.M.
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M. T. Buchanan
Jennie
W.T. Clark
Wm. K. Davis
Hileman
Geo. Taeman
Kythe
Jory Musser
John W. Shirley
James Shank
James Wissinger
Aralli Patro
Vincenzo Anveluccio
Domunului
Gig Gagan
Mrinciatulu Dilni
Convention at Elderton by Young People's Union
The Presbyterian Convention of the Young People's Christian Union met at the United Presbyterian sharch in Widerton on June 19 and 20. Six delegates attended from Indiana including Earl Miller Grace Kelly Linda Detwiller Sara Bruce Anna Laney and Knox Gilbergen. A large choir highlighted the meetings and Indiana guests joined an evening gathering on Wednesday with Misses Ella Thompson Mabel McCreight Edith Dodds and others from Pittsburg.
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Elderton
Young People's Christian Union
United Presbyterian Sharch
Widerton
Indiana
Earl Miller
Grace Kelly
Linda Detwiller
Sara Bruce
Anna Laney
Knox Gilbergen
Ella Thompson
Mabel McCreight
Edith Dodds
Mesgra
H. B. Heylman
Ernest Work
Mia
James Dodds
Alice Spaulding
Pittsburg
Eldexton
Deaths of a Week in Indiana Area
A week of obituaries from Indiana and Cambria counties reports Michael Galea of Clymer dying at 59 from heart failure, with funeral on June 28. Levina Akey of Philadelphia Street dies at about 75 from heart trouble, with services recently and burial in St. Thomas. Elizabeth Thompson, widow of G B Thompson, dies at home on Church Street Indiana from heart trouble, born July 11, 1820, with five children listed. Congressman Alvin Hvans dies at Ebensburg after months of illness. he was a prominent local figure and attorney. Isabella C Bean dies at 63 from a paralytic stroke. funeral at family home with burial in Oakland cemetery.
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G. W. Tuucas
New York
Oakland Avenue
Lucas
Pittsburg
P.R.R. Mra
Marion Center
Theodora B. Noss
California State Normal School
St. Louis
Europe
Noss
Charles A. McMurray
J.C. McMillen
Barnesboro
Gale
Michael Galea
Clymer
Akey
Levina Akey
Philadelphia Street
St. Thomas
Evans
Alvin Hvans
Ebensburg
Ivang
Cambria County
Personal notices from Pittsburg to Johnstown and Indiana
Miss Enid Woolsey of Pittsburg visits Miss Helen St. Clair. Mrs. T B Clark serves as guest of her brother George S Kline in Johnstown. Sidney 8 McLanahan of Marion Center, who recently visited Chambersburg, Pa, was seen in Indiana on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid Woolsey
Pittsburg
Helen St. Clair
T. B.clark
George S. Kline
Johnstown
Sidney 8. McLanahan
Marion Center
Chambersburg
Psa
Indiana
Lackawanna and Vinton Colliery Tie Landmark Coal Deal
A major North Cambria county coal deal closes between Lackawanna Coal and Coke and Vinton Colliery Company of Vintondale. The transfer includes lands from Blacklick Land and Improvement and John Delano property, 87 acres, with a 50 foot right of way for railroad through Blacklick Valley. Payment totals 2618250 and 2500 shares of Lackawanna Steel. Wehrum plant modernization proceeds with 300 coke ovens under construction between Wintondale and the railroad. J J Rickard of Blairsville leads 250 workers clearing ground.
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Cambria County
Lackawanna Coal and Coke Company
Vinton Colliery Company
Vintondale
Blacklick Land & Inprovement Company
John Delano
Blacklick Valley
Lackawanna Company
Blacklick River
North Branch
Wintondale
Lackawanna Steel Company
Wehrum
J. J. Rickard
Blairsville
Mine Workers Elect Candidate at Marion Center Convention
At the United Mine Workers and Grangers convention in Marion Center on June 19, about thirty delegates from county sections attended. Resolutions urged laws benefiting miners farmers and laboring men. William Blose of Wilgus Montgomery township was nominated for Assembly.
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The
United Mine Workers and Grangers
Marion Center
Lawa
William Blose
Wilgus
Montgomery Township
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Pittaburg
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Ann Arbor
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Atudenta
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Greensburg
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Town
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Tomb Family Reunion
Lewis Way
Thomas R. Runyan
Blacktick
Jennie Rowland
DuBois
Rex Sarno
Robert Waller
Williams College
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Home
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Yellowstone Park
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A. Sansom
F. H. Reese
A. S. Morena
North Filth Steet
Oil City
Franklin
George Farr
Clarksburg
W. R. Boughry & Co
Victor Fleck
PLR
Bow Station
M. B. Johnston
H. Tomb
John Fleming
Atlantic City
Thayer Jackson
Graceton
C. H. Irvin
Big Rap
P. B. Nixon
Sixth Street
N. Y
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Harry H. Bril’ Hart
M. E. Brown
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Ansom
David Ortz
John
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Beaver County
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J. N. Banks
Samuel Cunningham
Bedford Springs
State Bar Association
Clawson House
Paul Gray
George A. Stricker
Niagara Falls
A. A W. Jenning
Philadelphia
Paul 2. Stout
A. L. Johnson
Atwood
Chas, I. Bull
Richmond, Va
R. E. Price
Baltimore
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Black Hand
John R. Bryan
South Fifth Street
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