Visitors and residents keep Indiana lively this week
A long list of visitors and locals in Indiana, including John Bunyan of Plumville, Mr and Mrs J L Gulp, Iddo Lewis of Westminster, and John H Rochester of Marion Center. Rev J K Hilty conducted services at New Florence Lutheran church. Several visitors travel from Pittsburg and Ebensburg, with many attending commencements, family visits, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bunyan
Plumville
J. L. Gulp
Town
Pittsburg
Iddo Lewis
Westminster
John H. Rochester
Marion Center
J. K. Hilty
Oakland
Anne
Normal
Marie Cruikshank
Mary King
Harold Scott
Washington
Charles Bee
Summit Station
W. ©. Dodson
Waterstreet
Mabel Brown
H. Brown
J. Telford
Nora Apple
Maidee Watson
Maxwell Apple
D. T. Niel
I. M. Marshall
Livermore
Conemaugh
Steele G. St. Clair
Mary
Bess Whiteman
Cayne
Ambrose H. McAnulty
Alice
James
Indianapolis
Ind
M. M.thompson
Seventh Street
S. A. Rinn
Pauline
Punxsutawney
Indiana
Thomas Wagner
Fourth Street
Gary
Joseph Caldwell
Chestnut Street
Salem Ind
United Presbyterian Church
Murray Pounds
Wayne Avenue
Pounds
J. P. Laughlin
Land
J. M. Laughlin
Paul Cunningham
McKeesport
D.C. Fleming
Denver
Cole
Merton Fleming
West
Wim Kurtz
Lenora Kurtz
Lester Wingert
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Agnes Schrum
Irwin
Claire Reiley
Phillipsburg
N. J
J. L B. Reiley
S. W. Guthrie
Alica Miller
Bangor
Nellie Ferrier
Hillsdale
Mich
Ocoee
Fla
C. Leslie Smith
Alfred H. Foreman
Trelisy
Adelig Longwill
Oberlin
Conservatory of Music
Paul Zenk
Youngstown
Wilmer Scipe
State College
Peter Johnston
Clearfield
M. C. Watson
Kipe
Taylor
Oliver
Brownsville
J.M. Guthrie
Hastings—Fee
My. Wank Hastings
Flora Fee
John Fee
Charles A. Clark
First Presbyterian Church
Hastings
Patterson—Wilson
Bessie M. Wilson
New Florence
J. T. Patterson
Homestead
Ebensburg
Thomas R. Taggart
Presbyterian Church
Uncalled Letters Advertised in Indiana Office June 25 1910
In the Indiana office on June 25 1910 remaining uncalled for letters include Edw Bytheway Mrs Esther Campbell Giovanno Ferrero Mrs T Pleming Jakob Frayer Chas Palmer John Rankin Harry Bagley Miss Elizabeth Rosensteel Ord Spencer R Stilts Homer Tomb Brzsi Andrijezg. Inquiries should state letters were advertised with date James C McGregor P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Edw
Bytheway
Esther Campbell
Giovanno Ferrero
T. Pleming
Jakob Frayer
Chas. Palmer
John Rankin
Harry Bagley
Elizabeth Rosensteel
Ord Spencer
Homer
James C. McGregor
P. M
Social events and Jeannette postmaster dispute
Miss Laura Elkin hosted guests at a Frankfurter toast in Jamison's grove while Mrs J Cal Leasure entertained Miss Lucy Graham's guest Miss Louise McKeaga. In Jeannette a bitter postmaster fight erupts as W S Birkin, Elkin's nephew, is appointed over incumbent B P Daugherty amid alleged license and perjury concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Elkin
Jamison’s Grove
Town
J. Cal Leasure
Lucy Graham
Louise McKeaga
Gherrytree
Wayne Avenue
Jeannette
W. S. Birkin
Justice Elkin
Moosie
Lackawanna County
Moosic
Elkin
Westmoreland County
Daugherty
Vie
Grand Army Encampment Meets in Atlantica City
The National Encampment of the GA I will be held in Atlantica City from September 19 to 24. County Commissioner J M Marshall, a National Commander staff member, will lead an excursion party with many planning to attend. Tickets cost the same for all and interested people may see Marshall for rates and the itinerary of his club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
GA. I
Atlantica City
J. M. Marshall
America
Marshall
Fourth of July Parade in Cherrytree Town
Cherrytree holds an old fashioned Fourth with a civic industrial and military parade. The Gipsy Cornet Band provides music. Events include racing and a ball game Spangler and Cherrytree play. A greased pole contest and evening fireworks entertain visitors. Arrangements by J. C. Mahaffey R. L. Houck and D. S. Brilhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherrytree
Gipsy Cornet Band
J. C. Mahaffey
R. L. Houck
D. S. Brilhart
Cramer Pike Redevelopment Opens From Johnstown to Nearby Towns
Cramer Pike, a six mile stretch from Johnstown, has been sold scraped and improved to excellent condition. A large sum was spent on the project. The road links with routes to Armagh Pittsburg Latrobe Greensburg Wehrum Strongs town Nant-y-Glo Twin Rocks and other nearby places aiding auto travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Armagh
Pittsburg
Latrobe
Greensburg
Wehrum
Strongstown
Nant-y-Glo
Twin Rocks
Bear seen in Armagh and Seward area prompts hunt
Residents report a large black bear roaming Armagh and Seward for two to three days while searching for brain. A year earlier a similar animal raided Dr. Matthew's Oak Hill Farm and carried off four young pigs. The bear was chased off and disappeared into a thicket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armagh
Seward
Brain
Dr. Matthew
Oak Hil Farm
Sunday Drowning at Conemaugh Furnace Pool
John Recracko drowned Sunday afternoon while swimming with foreigners in 12 to 14 feet of water opposite the Bone mill near Lang Hollow station. He became exhausted and sank before help could reach him. A boat party searched but the body had not yet been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Recracko
Conemaugh Furnace
Bone Mill
Lang Hollow
Recrocko
Miner Fatally Crushed in Rudolph Mine Accident
Frank Bogish, a miner at the Rudolph mine on the Barbar farm near Discoville, was instantly killed Monday morning when rock fell in his room. A second worker in the same room was uninjured. The deceased had recently returned from the old country and had worked about a month. burial occurred Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bogish
Barbar Farm
Discoville
Old Country
Public Sale of Horses at Willett Pa
Public sale at my farm near Willett ten miles north of tidak ana on Saturday July 1940 at 1 p m features 40 head of horses from Mercer Butler and Clarion counties including draft horses farm wagons and a variety of riding stock all on trial and sold as represented plus a few cows young cattle sheep buggies harness and saddles with six months credit cash or bankable paper accepted rain or shine horses sold to highway bidder regardless of cost
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willett
Tidakana
Mercer
Butler
Clarion
Rosedale schools appoint new teachers and local notices
J Ta Peterman and Miss Martha Gibson and Miss Lavina Haviland chosen as teachers for the Rosedale schools for the coming term. The cornerstone of the Christian Church at Wirth and Water Streets laid in a brief service. A large group photo of the Normal graduates 1910 is shown at Huey and Moorhead. J M Marshall to lead Atlantic City excursion for the next National Encampment. Hastings coal mines to resume July 5 with ovens. Reed Station sewage plant work advances toward fall completion with a water tank atop the hill. A Shafer ruling finds moving pictures not subject to theater license unless tied to vaudeville. Gr W Creighton sails to attend the international railway congress in Berne and trips Germany, France, England before returning by mid-August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ta Peterman
St. Clair's
Pp. R. R
Martha Gibson
Lavina Haviland
Mar Yellville
Rosedale
New Christian Church
Wirth and Water Sts
Court House
I. R. Springer
Huey & Moorhead
J. M. Marshall
Samuel R. van Zant
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company
Hastings
Indiana Borough
Reed Station
M. Bennett & Sons
Edw. Roger
John D. Shafer
Gr. W. Creighton
Eastern Pennsylvania
White Star Line
Majestic
Berne
Switzerland
International Railway Congress
Germany
France
England
Court rounds up pleas and verdicts in multiple cases
In Blacklick Joseph Ragoliano and Louis Manfrida pleaded nolle contendere to liquor sales without license. Verner Vanleer found guilty of fornication and bastardy. Charles Mecabee convicted of aggravated assault and battery. Blain Bair fined for fornication. Dan Didor for murder in the second degree. motion for new trial noted. Nick Farrata statutory rape. motions set for July 5 and July 11. July 11 hearing planned. Judge Telford presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ragoliano
Louis Manfrida
Blacklick
Nolle
The
Commonwealth
Verner
Vanleer
Bertha Bell Stiver
Juneau
Charles Mecabee
Telford
Blain Bair
Charles Mecabo
Umaprse
Western Penitentiary
Dan Didor
Dan Spiro
Lucerne
Nick Farrata
Normal Track Teams Triumph In Dual Meet
The Normal team defeated Johnstown Scholastics 27 to 17 in a near all star dual meet. Johnstown, missing several top athletes, still fielded strong competitors led by Burtak winner of the high jump and pole vault assisted by Blakeley. Myers starred with four firsts and a second. Gaalenada placed second in the high jump with a 5 feet 9 1/2 inch school record. Hubert Bruce dominated the quarter and half mile races for Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Indiana
Butler
Secon
Myers
Burtak
University of Pennsylvania
Johnstgown
Blakeley
Penn
Megta
Mike Gaalenada
Hubert Bruce
Wool Price Offer From J. Le. Peterman at Market
J Le Peterman offers to buy wool for the season at the highest market price and will be at St Clair’s Grangry near P. RK station to purchase. He signs as J Le Peterman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair's Grangry
P. RK
J. LE. Peterman
Commencement Week Celebrations at State Normal School
Commencement week events begin with a Baccalaureate Sermon by Dr. Jw. N. Mellyaine at the Calgary Church, Pittsburg, and a campus vesper service. The schedule includes a June 27 concert in the chapel with vocal and instrumental performances, Shakespeare on the campus, and the lengthy Commencement exercises with speeches, songs, and diplomas. A baseball tie between Pittsburg Collegians and Normal closes the day, with details of scoring and players noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
Jw. N. Mellyaine
Calgary Church
Pittsburg
Park
Carl Goethe
Cogswell
Bellini
Farlin
Pilgrim's Chorus
Wagner
Hanley
Wieniawski
Wrigley
Evening Star
Douglas
Leonard Hall
Ben Greet Players
Ben Greet
Recreation Hall
Moore
Greensburg
Marck Chorus
Giao Cow
Alma-Oq
Homer Shryock
Rhiza Banks Crea B
Sunshine Goring Thomas Jean Nelf
Magacious Cokes
Anne Warner
Anna Mae Thompson
Mark ‘I'wain
Solosa
Rose
Bud
Foerster
Margaret Goodfellow
Drigo Auer
B. Zapateado
Sarasate Mr. Wrigley
Sunshine
Grace A. Courtney
Seaee Cabell
Collegians
Pittsburg Collegians
Shultz
Ramsey
Guthrie
Lytle
Curts
Speer
Y Curts
Lobert
Crumrine
Slevin
Daugherty
Teachers Wanted By Center Township School Board
Center township School Board will meet at Cross Roads school house on Monday July 18 1910 at 1 oclock pm for electing 15 teachers for the term. Girls will also be received for furnishing fuel at the same time. T J Brandon Pres S M Miller Secr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township School Board
Cross Roads
J. Brandon
M. Miller
Armstrong Township Directors to Meet for Bids and Teachers
School directors of Armstrong township will meet at the Anthony school house on July 20 at 9 a m to receive bids for coal and kindling for the coming term. At 1 p m the same day they will elect twelve teachers for a seven month term. T M Watt pres W A Silvis sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Township
Anthony
T. M. Watt
Marriages listed in local community notices
A sequence of wedding announcements from Indiana to Blairsville and Greensburg. Couples include Brown and Barr in Indiana, Miller and Ross in Latrobe and Blairsville, Henry and Weeks connected to Ches terfield and Richmond, McKelvey and Long in Bolivar, Hastings and Fee in Punxsutawney, Flenniken and New comer in Brownsville, Forsha and Curnow in Blairsville, Patterson and Wilson in Homestead, Steffy and Hanna in Heilwood, and Steele and Bowman in Salisbury with guests from Greensburg, Indiana, Hood River, and Pittsburgh.
Pensions Granted and Veterinary Practice Resumed
The Commissioner of Pensions informs Congressman Langham that pensions are allowed for Thos J Van Diesen Levchburg Jane McLafferty Timor John W Reighard Kittanning Henry Shaeffer Pyrra Joseph Menwoe Dayton and Bob B Tiffany Indiana. Dr James H H St Clair resumes veterinary medicine and surgery and seeks former clients and friends patronage, well known in Lids county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Pensions
J. N. Langham
Thos. J. van Diesen
Levchburg
Jane McLafferty
Timor
John W. Reighard
Kittanning
Henry Shaeffer
Pyrra
Joseph Menwoe
Dayton
Bob B. Tiffany
Indiana
James HH. St Clair
July Fourth Holiday Closures Across Court and Freight Stations
Offices in the Court house and Squire Crossman's and Squire Jem iing's Courts will be closed all day on July 4th. The P. Rat and BR. & YP. freight stations will be closed all day. Nearly all places of business will be closed and the day will be a general holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Squire Crossman’s
Squire Jemiing
P. Rat
BR. & YP
Basket Picnic at Thomas Anderson home Fourth of July
A basket picnic will be held at the home of Thomas Anderson near Parkwoon on the Fourth of July. A morning ball game at 9 50 and an afternoon game at 2. Ice cream and other refreshments will be served on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Anderson
Parkwoon
Deaths in Indiana and Colorado Springs
Obituary notices report Howard Balentine 81 died of tuberculosis in Colorado Springs on June 23 after years in Indiana. Miller 34 of Glen Campbell died in Colorado Springs June 19. Albert Evans of Cherryhill township Penn Run died June 27 of pneumonia from injuries. James C. Bailey Carrolltown and longtime Cambria bar member died in Pittsburgh. Several other local deaths noted with funeral details and burial sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balentine
Howard Balentine
Colorado Springs
Colo
Indiana
Colorado
Alexander Balentine
Church’street
Cora
Villa
Alonzo
William Detar
Vandergrift
Clare Ross
Blairsville
Stelle Pringle
Pittsburg
William Balentine
Tarentum
Gertrude
Bertha
Glen Campbell
Burnside
James C. Baily
Carrolltown
Johnstown
Cambria County Bar Association
White Town School Board to choose teachers July 15
The School Board of White Town will select teachers for the coming year at the Court House on Sunday July 15. Applications from 10 to 11 a.m. Bids for coal and wood from 9 to 10 a.m. Harry Carson president J A Simpson secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board of
White Town
Court House
Harry Carson
J. A, Simpson
Indian Brewing Co Stockholders Meeting July 21 1910
The stockholders of the Indian Brewing Co will hold their annual meeting at the company office in Indiana on Thursday July 21 1910 at 1 30 p m for electing officers and directors and to hear the annual report of the operators L F Sutter J J Crossman President Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Indian Brewing Co
Indiana
L. F. Sutter
A. Crossman
School Board Meeting Seeks Bids and Outhouse Contract
Teachers wanted as Pine township board meets at Hellwood on Saturday July 16 to select Hill and Nolg schools, receive bids for supplies, and contract for building three outhouses at No 7 school. Specifications available by calling Jon or writing the secretary. H A Weiland president Heilwood Pa. R F McHnry secretary Heilwood Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie School Board of
Pine Township
Hellwood
Hill
Nolg
No. 7
Jon
H. A. Weiland
Hallwood
R. D
R. F. McH
Heilwood
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Gome
Big Bear Abroad
Ghatiy
Court News
Opera Walkaere
Waegner-Brassin
Saint Saens
Alice Crane-Wrigley
Murane
Seer Rossi
Bess H. Keller
Primrose Smernn
Pinsuth
Jean Neff
Selah Sterling
Mary Hartz
Luva Bailey-Rexford
Agnes M. Silzh
W. A. Silvis
Miller—Ross
Robert. Lewis Miller
Blanche Cora’ Ross
J. Day Brownlee
Church Street
Henry—Weeks
Anna Duncan
School St
Richmond
N. J. Weeks
J. GC. Henry
Chesterfield
McKelvey—Long
Elmer McKelvey
Bess Long
Bolivar
Charles Schall
Flenniken
Newcomer
John B. Plenniken
Lottie M. Newcomer
Hamilton Newcomer
Charles R. Harmon
Gentral Presbyterian Church
Forsha—Curnow
Stewart
Forsha
Anna Pearl Curnow
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
J. W. Cury
Steffy
Hanna
Scott Victor Steffy
Idda Hanna
J. B. Hanna
Gipsy
D. J. Frum
Clyde Tyger
Nancy Hanna
Olive Lydie
Housekeeping
Salisbury
A. F. Bowman
Olive Bowman
A. ‘I’. Wolf
D. LG. Wolf
Ellen M. Ennff
Ruth and
Worls
Samuel Jones
Apollo
Jacob Bowman
Hood River
Ore
8. P. Kunkle
Salina
W. R. Bowman
Avonmore
Rose Kunkle
Breret
J. ©. Crissman
Smicksburg
Arnold
Stockholders’ Meeting
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