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Newspaper

Indiana Democrat

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1908

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Surprise tribute honors Father Toner at St Marys McKees Rocks

A surprise presentation in Fyceuma hall McKees Rocks honored Father A F Toner rector of St Marys church with a Vatican autographed picture from Pope Pius X. The event drew parishioners and visiting priests as Rev Godfrey Baumgarten and others spoke. Toner expressed gratitude and astonishment at the honor for the churchs new Gothic style building.

Pope Pius X Adam F. Toner St. Mary’s Church McKees Rocks Guite Father Tonner Rome Godfrey Baumgarten West End Pittsburg Iic Pnan Vatican Pius X Father Tanner Lous Woelful C.baumgarten Iilaca Fyceua Me Kees Rocks St. Maryy's Church Father Toner William Jordan Lewis Weelfel Lawrence Buell C. Baumgarter Felix Richter Toner Holy Pather

Sheriff Sales Highlight Properties to be Sold Friday

Sheriff Weltling announces sales on Friday March 6 at 1 13 pm. White township John Ralston farm and Montogomery township tracts are among the properties listed. Green township John McLaren and O B McLiney lots, plus a Clymer lot and Fleming’s bowling works building, hotel and rooms are slated for auction to satisfy judgments. The Moore House controversy continues as rumors claim closure. city fears loss of revenue as owner plans reopening for social events and travelers.

Weltling John Ralston White Township Yyen Evers Willion Pitts Montgomery Township Southimayd Simeon Stein Green Township John McLaren B. Mc ®Lineey Sherif Wettline Glen Campbell J. Stith B. J. Sladden T. J Jaies Theroperty Taummer

Attempted personal crisis reports in two men

Herbert Davis of this place made two suicide attempts Monday evening. He drank an ounce of carbolic acid at his brother’s home, was saved by emetic, then turned on gas in the livery office. He was jailed after police arrived. A Swell from Treil word attempted to cut his throat with a razor, seems insane, and was brought to county jail.

Herbert Davis W. T. Davis Wiliam McGregor Davis Ein Joiméon

Incomplete Industrial Notice From Indian Brewery

A garbled notice reports the Indian Brewery not yet starting business but awaiting attorney guidance to sell assets. A 126 acre farm is offered at 376.00 per acre, and a small house with April 1 1008 occupancy is sought by a two-person family, with inquiries directed to J H Allison in Chester Pennsylvania.

Cheir Attorney’sa Ie Hieitkiger Snell House Ul J H, Allison R. Avenue Chtna

Reorganization of Town Council Elects New Officers

The fourth ward members joined the old council on Monday after swearing in to reorganize. Presiding officer Wider Peelar did not seek re election and Jack J Richards was chosen to succeed him as president. New officers: President J R Richards, Secretary John S Taylor, Weighmasters John Medea and W J Fleming.

Wider Peelar Jack John Medea W. J. Fleming B. H. Stehteberger Chis of

Court Session Opens Amid Busy Docket in Blairsville

The Blairsville court opened with extensive attendance as constables survey road conditions and election expenses. Grand jurors, led by foreman I Sawyer of Glen Campbell, will hear 28 cases including two murder charges against Manuel Betts and Dimitry Dorachot.

Blairsville Gale Equer Ty Botkwards I. Sawyer Glen Campbell Casey Manuel Betts Bolivar William Kine Dimitry Dorachot Yankst Ely

Local Interest Items and Market Notes

Counterfeit fifty cent pieces spotted locally. Ex-Representative Smith of Glen Campbell returns to town amid pending cases set for Thursday. Property purchases by Dausherty heirs gain $6,260 on East Philadelphia Street. Jacob Younkins to close grocer shop and open cafe in same building with son Park aiding. February end balances show sizable funds across side treasury and sinking fund totals. Dr. Harry Gessler of Indiana visited Pittsburg and will join Boston Americans after signing a two year contract. previously with Columbus, he expects solid season.

Ot Smith tGlen Campbell Lown Smith Messrs James 2 Jos Dausherty Iate A. M. Stewart Philadelphia Jacob B. Younkins eYocer Harry Park Younkins Slde Gazette-Times Harry Gessler Indiana Pittsburg Cincinna Lst Hot Springs Boston Americans Peston Brownie Gessler Columbus

Noted Social Gatherings Mark Local Festivities in Town

A collection of young friends celebrated Miss Dorothy Winton's twenty first birthday at her Water Street home with surprise refreshments. Miss Isabelle Cribba hosted a chicken and waffle supper for about a dozen friends. A party of fifteen couples danced late at W. B. Pattison's residence in Ville Township before returning home. About twenty couples traveled by I. J. & Party to Josephine Tuesday evening for a Josephine Club dance in new rooms with Kettering's Orchestra. Roughly twenty Shakespeare Club members visited Punxsawney on Thursday for a reception entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Hamers during their stay, with R J. Claypool scheduled for appointment.

Siorothy Winton Lome Atreret Ud Isabelle Cribba Allee St. Clay Havel Douglas Jinth Hauk Velen Hewick Wagse Lallor Punxstrawney Jusk Mar Mes AM Hamers Peto R J Claypool Mas. Mears Deaeaser Indiana Indiana County Blafraville Altoona Fr. B A. B. McCabe Jane Bonino Winona Shields East End Pittsburg Mra. J. WR. _ Mears Aligona Waa Inada Imafraville

Local Notables and Visitors Highlight Indiana County News

Blairsville visitors and residents named include M. Brown and Mrs Mary J Plotzer visiting relatives in Blairsville, Joseph W Clements and wife in Los Angeles, and Laura Sleving visiting family in Allegheny. Real estate agent G W Roof sold a house in Homer City for 1100 to J M Stewart. Dr N P Ehrenfeld and nephew Augustis Haad travel to Baltimore for deafness treatment. Prof A M Wonder visits Lewisburg with a likely ongoing move.

Pittsburgnd TC. Roland WaHiWneburg George Snyder West Charel Street Agies Lytle South Tenth Street Pitteweek G. D. Paiteke Grean Township Royal Democrats A. S. Gunninghim Axpimwall John W. Sutton Pennsylvania Hardware Dealers’ Asociation Cambridge Springs Indiana Foundry Co Misa Laura Sleving Allegheny Oak Street J. F. Steving R. Webster New York State North Math Street G. W. Roof Railroad Avenue Chiries Ebey Homer City J. M. Stewart James M. Knapp Kittan- Ling Afr. Knap Annette Mildred N, PF Ehrenfeld Nephe Augustis Haad Baltimore Mhrenfeld Stella Replegle West Penn Road L. H. Heffman Punxsutawney Hoffman George D. Patrick William Morrison Indiana County Rowman Morrison Pstelek A. M Lewisburg

Struck By An Engine At Train Crossing

John Neiler owner of the Arthur Sutton farm was driving a wagon when an extra freight engine struck the vehicle at the Homer City station crossing. He was hurled a great distance, bruised but taken home for treatment. Harvey Pitzhons on the wagon jumped clear as the horses escaped uninjured. The wagon was destroyed, reduced to kindling wood.

John Neiler Arthur Sutton Homer City Pennsylvania Neilor Harvey Pitzhons

Additional Deaths Dibert Rank Warner and Others

Multiple obituaries report deaths in the Johnstown area. Martha McLane Dibert aged 75. Allin Rank aged 40. J R Warner aged 43. notes include birthplaces, family survivors, and funeral details with burial in Conemaugh and nearby cemeteries.

Death notices for John Davis and Forsha Edgar Porsche

John Davis aged ninety one died at his home near New Florence Saturday morning. He is survived by his wife and children Mrs C L Shrumt Mrs Belle Decker of New Florence Mrs Jacob James of Bolivar James Davis of New Florence Forsha Edgar Porsche died at the family home in Biaiyaville on Wednesday. Funeral held Friday.

Dibert Piedmonts Martha McLane Dilbert John Dibert Main Street Johnstown Blakreville Bat Davig John Davis New Florence C. L Shrumt Belle Decker Newlorence Jacob James Bolivar James .Davis Forsha Russell Mdgar Addlson Porsche Biaiyavilla Sloan Elizabeth Sloan Lewis John Carson Homer City Jacksonville Indiana Samuel Sloan Grace David Ortz Nannie M. Sutton Dayton Anhie Leigh Grace Palmer Jaiistown Carson Rev. McGill J. Day Brownlee Town Greenwood Cemetery Sheluda Mars Albert Johnston Armstong Township Dickle Mia Littie Bother Oakland Wiley Ralph Wiley Hugh Wises Blairsville Pender Margaret Moorhead Bossinger Myrtle Bossinger Amos Bossinger Robinson Harry Johns William South Fork Annie Gettinge Greensburg Mithel Effie Bertha Iratown Ira

Death notices and obituaries from Altoona area

A string of death notices and obituaries from Altoona and nearby towns lists the passing of Eulaile Hosack in Altoona, Elizabeth Sloan in Homer City, Lavina Carnahan in Armstrong township, J S Bennett and S Bennett in Strongstown and Mt. Union, Willian Houser's four year old son, Ralph Wiley, Myrtle Bossinger, Mrs Henry Strong, Elizabeth Emigh, and other locals. The blur of names, ages, and burial details reflects a late February to March schedule with interments at local cemeteries and kinship survivors densely named.

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Ely Pather A. F. Toner Mee Moore Hotel Moore House Lol- Jay Lou News OF the Leah Smith Seaman Betts Mike Kucisko Blundry Yorackaif Russell Stewart de Silarskey Mikeroskey Walter, Kayneskey Joe Diy Casta John Meek Cal Spikes Constabia Bennett—Bennett J. S. Bennett Strongstown Belsano Samuel Bennett Mt. Union Hickory Kingdom Houser Willian Teji John KH. Brown Gran Street Emigh Elizabeth Emigh Jonathan Emigh Morrisdale Clearfield County Frank Emigh
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