Liquor license petitions shrink in 1908 filing
Indiana town notices show 27 applicants for liquor licenses, with 15 renewals and 12 refusals this year, led by Pilestrong and Glen Campbell. License Court opens Jan 27, remonstrances due Jan 23. Renewals include C M Wortman Clawson House and Indiana hotels. new applicants include John J Miller Central Hotel and Edward Empfield Indian House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Gilbert
Indiana
Pilestrong
Glen Campbell A
Hastary
Anti-Saloon League
Tm Indians
John B. Lotar
Elmer
Waat End
Sploher
St.Charles
Anders
Greer Township
Arcadia
Mons
Pomery Township
P. M. Reidy
Roastter
Rossiter
Canoe Township
W. BE. Neely
Neely
Clymer
Cherryhill Township
Grant Boyder
John Witupatrick
New Capitol
Glen Campner
John H. Lollar
Moore Hotel
Milton Hallman
Hotel
Hallinan
Cherrytree
W. H. Woroesworth
Kerr Avenue
Montgomery Township
Alexander Dunbar
Commercial
Glen Campbell
John J. Millar
Central Hotel
H. Ober
Gypsy Hotel
Murray
Brandon
Cy Boe
R. B. Getty
Getty House
Creekalde
Harry ¥. Schrader
New Nations Bate
W. H. Sterner
A.T. Steiner
Stemer Hovel
Dixonville
Green Townahip
Chrisy G. Brizner
Blacklick
Wehrum
Butington Township
Watt Kinter
Chambersville
Rayne Township
S. W. Zimmerman
Commercial Rate
Creekside
Obaria BW
Nolienberger
Hellwood Inc
Pine Township
New Trustees Elected At First U P Meeting
Much business at the annual First United Presbyterian church meeting started 10 30 A M A T Moorhead and James W Mack chosen chairman and secretary W M Mahan presented the treasurers report Two trustees elected J Wilson McCartney and Charles A Nichol The session extended to noon over the treasurer salary matter Mahan declined the 100 salary The meeting adjourned to January 1909 Myre Wiley Stevenson spoke to the Junior Societies and a graduating class was heard Clyde Cauldwell Jay McCartney and Lloyd McCreight received diplomas and new testaments Anna May McCartney and Robert Fisher were awarded life memberships the Junior Societies from other churches attended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
A. T. Moorhead
James W. Mack
W. M. Mahan
J. Wilson McCartney
Charles A. Nichol
Mahan
Myre
M. Wiley Stevenson
U. P. Church
First Church
Clyde Cauldwell
Jay McCartney
Lloyd McCreight
Stevenson
Clark Wiggins
Happy Event at Simpsons House Party North of Town
George Simpson and his sister Misa Laura hosted 20 friends Friday night with music and games at their country home. A lunch wag served at midnight. guests departed about 1:30. Attendees included Clarence and Earl Palyman Walter and Oliver Reithmiller John Gurman David Fisena Frank Weamer and Frank Snyder Miss Margaret Fiscus Arvilla Snyder Frances Reithmiller Laura Weamer Maude Duncan and Alice Bryan. Senator John S. Fisher, promoter of the Cambria Cost & Coke Company, heads Ebensburg based officers A V Barker John E Evans James J. Mitchell and John S. Fisher from Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Simpson
Misa Laura
Mesere
Clarence
Earl Palyman
Walter
Oliver Reithmiller
John Gurman
David Fisena
Frank Weamer
Frank Snyder
Margaret Fiscus
Arvilla Snyder
Frances Reithmiller
Laura Weamer
Maude Duncan
Alice Bryan
John S. Fisher
Town
Cambria Cost & Coke Company
Coffeen, Ill
A. V. Barker
Ebenaburg
John E. Evans
Ebensburg
James J. Mitchell
John 8. Fisher
Moving Day at the Court House Inducts Three Republican Officers
Moving Day at the Court House saw three Republican officials sworn in as J. Blair Sutton becomes Register and Recorder, William F Elkin fills District Attorney post, and D Lynne Moorhead starts another term as County Surveyor. Longtime Indiana residents fill the department. Lowry, former Recorder, moves to a new office building for the Indiana Times before traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Blair Sutton
Register and Recorder
W. F. Elkin
Court House
Sterling
Register
William F
Bird
Blair
H. M. Lowry
Lowry
Indiana ‘Times
Elkin
A. L. Gilbert
Onces &E
Moorhead
Africa
J. Clair Longwill
Todiana County
Hessiage
John McLain
John Taylor
James Speer
Alex. Taylor
William Banks
R. B. McOabs
Woodros Dougings
Fergue Cannon
I. M. Watt
William McClarren
David Peeler
J. H. Lichteberger
A. L. McClusky
W. R. Black
D. R. Lewis
B. F. McClusky
John A. Findley
James McGregor
J. N. Stewart
Todays Chat About People You Know in Indiana
A compilation of local names and travels includes John Scott of Homer City in Indiana, Samuel Dixon of Twolick as a Gazette caller, and many others visiting, returning, or leaving for schools, with notes on illnesses and a closing sale announcement. The piece lists numerous individuals and towns with dates and movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scott
Homer City
Indiana
Indiana Normal Alumni Hold Annual Banquet
Mirth music and eloquence marked the Indiana Normal Alumni Banquet at Reynolds House on Thursday evening. About 40 guests gathered for a formal program with solos by Prof Cogewell Prof Wrigley Miss Edna Cogewell Miss Jane Leonard and others. Officers named were President Miss McMullen Vice President Miss Moore Secretary Miss Nellie Hodson Treasurer Miss Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds House
Kittanning Daily Times
Pennant
Cogewell
Wrigley
Edna Cogewell
Jane E. Leonard
Indiana
Association
McMullen
Miss Moore
Nellie Hodson
Johnston
Securing Right of Way and Local Notices
Land agents for the New York Central Railroad are securing rights of way through Center Blacklick Young and Conemaugh townships as the line is surveyed to connect with Pittsburgh and Lake Erie at MeKeeport. Also reports on a dancing school in Library Hall with 75 couples nightly, opera hour music, an Ernest public school institute program with notable participants, and a revised Blairsville Interurban train schedule. Indiana Choral Society to meet for new music. Ten day sale on upholstered chairs and couches at John Steving Co. Rotator lamp promotion at Cunningham’s. ARGO FLOUR advertisement from Madill & Son. Rotating notices mention further local business promotions.
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H.,b. McIntyre
Jacksonville
New York Central Railroad
Center
Blacklick
Young
Conemaugh
Al‘mont Due
Twolick
Me‘Keeeport
Pittaborg
Lake Erie
Brooks
Library Hall
Bia Pupila
Banks
John ¥. Steving & Co
Obscure Pennsylvanian Kerwin dies at 111 in 1910s era note
Patrick Kerwin of Seward near 111 years old died Saturday at 8 45 PM at his home after nine months of illness and sinking spells. Born in Ireland he lived in Newfoundland and Ohio before Pennsylvania, where he worked as a wagon maker and saw the Pennsylvan road construction. He left no near relatives. several stepchildren survived. Mrs Lavina J Dresser, a longtime county figure, died at 65 in Moxham after years of illness. funeral at Grand View.
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Patrick ‘Kerwin
Marell
Pennsylvania
James Bowker
Mr. Kerwin
Ireland
Reco
Newfoundland
Ohio
Taik
Kerwin Camnsylvania
Pennaylo Road
Rebecca Campbell
James Campbell
Kerw
Seward
Kerwin
Kerg
M. R. Campbell
Tennas
James
Nevada
Lavina J. Dresser
Moxham
Johnstown
Dreaver
Lavina Todd
Qf 4
Lota Dames Rs Dresser
Sheta
Lowing
Elizabe
Josiah Lydick
Town
Mae
Andrew Diven
Oil City
W. A. Goahead
Margaret D
Thomas Glore, Jr
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Thorsday
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Atore
Philadelphia
Tenth Streets
Cunningham
Tenth Street
Mikessll-Kelbler
Blacklick Township
Rugesah Cor
Joba
Steving & Go
Bunegal
Nhowe
J Blair Gurrow
Samuel Dixon
Robert Wolf
Blairsville
William Duncan
S. S. Wetzel
Marion Center
Paul Graf
New York
Lawrence Greene
Mt. Pleasant
Mra. L. C. Boyd
Punoxbutawnoey
Blair Taylor
W. & J. Academy
Washington, Pa
Edward St. Clair
Mercersburg
The
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James Jack
New Haven
Allendingdale
Mise Leure Ellis
Wilkinsburg
Grafton W. Va
Robert Sutton
Cheater
Chiesie
Miriam Cameron
Leo Anthony
Greater
Pittsburg
Richard W. Clements
Donohue
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Lloyd Marlin
Edward Lewis
Mon- Pow
Arthur Torreave
Mercersburg Academy
Will Rice
H. Morton Roberts
Hersimer
J. B. Roberta
Iof Routh
Sixth Street
Babbath
Greensburg Schenia
Chirg
Baterbaugh
George Kebler
Grant Street
William Bryan
South Seventh Street
I. Ry Smith
Mr Pleasant
Paul H. Zenk
Youngstown
Clark Lydie
Sarah Lydie
South Eleventh Street
Jefferson Medical College
Belle T. Thompson
South Fifth Street
Joseph W
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K. P. Klote
Eding Mo
All Druggiate
Little Neal
Nellie
Harry Neal
Als. Cunningham
Indiana Normal
Kittanning
New York Central
Ernest
Ernest Public School
Inc. Condron
Blairaville
J. F. Chapman
W.C. Smith
Punxputawney
Choral Society
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Normal Chapel
Cunningham’s
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Madill & Son
Philo
Streak
Appleby & Peterson
Einer
Elpham
Ate
Patrick Kerwin
William Merton Davia
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