Sudden Deaths in Indiana Families
Mrs Mary Daugherty wife of the late Everett Daugherty died suddenly at her daughter Mrs E M Lockard Church Street Saturday evening at 8 80 oclock due to rheumatism of the heart She was born August 3 1834 and lived in Indiana County all her life Survived by children John Daugherty Corey Mich Newton James Samuel Daugherty Vandergrift Mrs John McQuiston Blairsville Mrs ELM Lockard Mrs Charlotte Crab Thomas and Harry Daugherty Brothers Thomas William Lucas Homer City Burial will be in the family plot Oakland Cemetery at a later date
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lucas
Mary Daugherty
Everett Daugherty
E. M. Lockard
Church Street
Washington Street
Lockard
Daugherty
Jacksonville
Indises
Presbyterian Church
John Daugherty
Corey, Mich
Newton
James
Samuel Daugherty
Vandergrift
John McQuiston
Blairsville
Elm. Lockerd
Charlotte Crab
Thomas
Harry Daugherty
Elizabeth Simp Lad
Brethers
Thomas Willian Luc
Homer City
Jobo Lucas
Near
Jackson
Acre
IEB
M. Lockard
Oakland Cemetery
Mrs Luella May Irvin Dies in Pittsburg Hospital
Mrs. Luella May Irvin of Aspinwall died at 8 o clock in St Francis Hospital Pittsburg after ten days illness believed non critical until Sabbath. She was wife of William A Irvin and daughter of A Cunningham. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday at 2 20 PM at the Cunningham residence with Dr J W Barr pastor. Interment planned in local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Luella May Irvin
William A. Irvin
Aspinwall
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburg
Dion
Irma
Grace
Pittaharg
Irvin
A. 8. Cunningham
Mre. Glover
Sanity
Mra
Ralph
Cunningham
Holdene
Benborn
Pennsylvania
Tevin
Abe
Aergh Fay
Philadelphie Street
W. Barr
Phareh
Local obituaries note several deaths and survivors in area
Bird Cunningham's widowhood, William Irvie of Indiana, and extended family are listed with children Martha Mildred Louise Archia and Alice in Aspinwall. Louise Fey dies at 63 in 116 South Third Street, with husband and three children Josephine Edward G and Con. Funeral in First U P Church. interment in Pittsburgh. Samuel Hutchinson, 89, dies near Armagh. survived by children Charles Lizzie Tulia Sarah Dick Jobo Frances Brubaker and Mame Berkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
Cunningham
Williaam A. Irvie
Indina
Apollo
New York City
Asplewall
Louise Fey
Jacob Fey
South Third Street
Josephine
Edward G
Wilkineburg
Con
Pittaburg
Pittenburg
Robinsteen
J. Day Brownlee
U.P. Church
Pittsburg
Samuel Hutchinson
Armagh
Death of 14 year old Arnold C. G. Altemus at Dill town
Arnold C. G. Altemus aged 14 died several days ago at his father Alfred J. Altemus home in Dill town due to peritonitis. The death brief notes the family and location with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold CG. Altemus
Alfred J. Altemus
Dilltown
Partial Resumption at Josephine Mines
Dwelve miners returned to work at Josephine today and are painted steady employment hereafter. The number is about one fifth of the force laid off before the holidays. Miners will dig black diamonds for one Corrigan McKinnie tier at Josephine. When the furnace at Scottdale is rebuilt another squad will be returned. An official said the native mining department was to operate in full and funds to be used for steam by the B. R. F. Railway, but not confirmed. Last week some men laid off were shifted, payrolls near usual. Some were sent to furnaces, others to clerical positions. About 150 expected to attend a smoker Tuesday evening at the three story Josephine Social Club house. An BlecklicK orchestra will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Ency
Joseph‘ne
Blecklick
Great Wave of Reform Spreads Over the Keystone State
A Pennsylvania reform wave spreads as lawmakers passed measures against machine corruption. Gov. Stuart backed the reform bills amid fierce opposition, with rural lawmakers crucial to their passage. Voters anticipate a stronger reform element in next year’s legislature and demand clear positions on curtailing gang power and crime. The Gazette lauds the shift toward cleaner government and anticipates a sweeping change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone State
Philadelphia
Gov
Stuart
Arda
Senate
Assembly
the Gazette
Weason
Pennsylvania
Todays Chat About People You Know
Community notices list numerous residents visiting Indiana, Pittsburg, Vandergrift, Glen Campbell, and nearby towns. Names include J J Purcell, T D Stephens, Robert Stadden, A B Cunningham, Edith Kerr, Miss Mary Martin, Mrs. W A Irvin, and G W Roof among others, with several attending funerals and illness updates.
Swank & Co distance sale opens with big crowds
The Swank and Co sale began this morning and will run for six days. The Evening Gazette ad drew eager buyers to the store with many bargains on the second floor featuring 5 and 10 cent items. The upgraded display aims to attract customers with an attractive storefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swank & Co
Thas
Siz Geytsa & Grand Success
Evening Gazette
Lion and the Mouse at Einstein's Opera House
The Lion and the Mouse at Einstein's Opera House Blaireville Indiana draws attention. The play opens Wednesday night with a special Indiana train service leaving at seven and returning by 11 30. Tickets can be obtained by phoning or writing KR Einstein or leaving orders at Stadtmiller's Jewelry. Charles U Gessler returns from Latrobe where he visited his daughter Mrs Kate Donnelly and is reported ill with cancer after a Philadelphia hospital stay several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einstein
Blaireville
Indiana
Stadtmiller
Charles U. Gessler
Latrobe
Kate Donnelly
Gersler
Philadelphia
Homer City Ladies Aid Ice Cream and Cake Festival
The Ladies' Aid Society of Homer City Lutheran church held a Friday night ice cream and cake festival. The group cleared about $50 in receipts, aiding church activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lutheran Church of
Homer City
Dare Hearing Date Set in Dorachof Case
Squire James A Crossman set the day for the preliminary hearing of Dimitry Dorachof who has been jailed since the shooting of Mike Chalinka. A coroners inquest Friday evening found Dorachof responsible for Chalinka's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Crossman
Dimitry Dorachof
Mike Chalinka
Ernest Met
Dors
Caplinka
Joyful sleighing parties mark Normal seniors outing
Normal seniors enjoyed a sleigh ride to Creskaide with two sledloads of students leaving at eight and a noon chicken and waffle dinner at the Commercial Hotel. Another party went to Lovejoy with a dinner praised at Pleasant Valley Inn. Mrs. James Wiggins returned from Pittsburg where her daughter is recovering from hip surgery at Allegheny General Hospital. Presbyterian Church welcomed nineteen new members at Sunday communion, five on profession and fourteen by letter. Clark's Carriage Heaters priced at 75 cents, sold by Applely & Pater-Bon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creskaide
Commercial
Peape
Profa
Hickman
Gordon
Var Oot
Misa Peale
Lovejoy
Joseph Moore
Pleasant Valley Inn
Joseph P. Mack
Ralph Forrester
Hal White
Rees Sutton
James Taylor
James Wiggins
Pittsburg
Laura
Allegheny General Hospital
Presbyterian Church
Indiana Republicans Suggest Candidates for Borough Officers
Indiana Republicans held nomination meetings listing candidates for borough offices by ward. J A Crossman W H Foraman and H M McHenry seek Justice. John B Taylor Treasurer. Emma McNeel Overseer. John M Miller Thomas Wheeler James A Manzera Auditors. J A Brown Alonzo Singer High Constable. ward by ward names for Judge Inspector Council School Director and Constable with several incumbents noted. Primary set for next Saturday evening at local voting places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Court House
Justice of
J. M. Wachob
D. R. Pringle
Jobo A. Longwil
T. B. Clark
Fone
D.C. Mack
Jesse E. McKego
J. Willis
Wilson
Surveyors Report New Lines Near Homet City and Twolick
Railroad survey crews mapped a route through White township and beyond borough limits as New York Central plans a joint line. Engineers will cross farms near Scott Olk and travel toward Onberg, with ties to reach Dixon. The Ramsey surveyors continue work around Tworick and Jacksonville coal field areas as the project advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Buildera
New York Central
Pémer City
Twolick
Reed Tion
Seco Ward
Onberg
Dixo
New York Cétral
New York
Canital
Tworeek
Tworick
Jacksonville Coal Feld
Age Corps of Railroad Engineers
Blackie Livermore
Ramsey
White Township
Boro Limita
Victors Dominate Greensburg in Library Hall Game
Indiana Victors defeated Greensburg High School 96 to 27 before a large crowd in Library Hall Saturday. Four lead changes occurred, with Young Scrubby and McCreight delivering late baskets to seal the win. Lineup: Victors McCreight Perry Sawyer Welty Gemmer McHardy Snyder Drury Brown Waldrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
Indiana
Greensburg High School
McCreight
Cat” Snyder
Vistors
Victora
Greensburg
Perry
Sawyer
Welty
Gemjer
McHardy Snyder
Drury Brown
Waldrop
The Lion and the Mouse at Einstein's Opera House Tonight
The Lion and the Mouse will be presented in Einstein's Opera House on Wednesday evening January 15 by the original New York company. Indiana attendees expected. a special train will leave Blairsville at 11:30 PM to return. R. Einstein can be reached at Blairsville and Stadtmiller's Jewelry Store for orders. The Indiana Choral Society meets Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in Normal Chapel under Director Coger. New meals secured. attendance hoped for high. Appleby & Petaruga advertise glassware for your genuine lighting needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einstein
Opera House
New York
Indiana
Blairsville
R. Einstein
Blairaville
Stadtmiller
Choral Society
Wigton
Indlang Choral Society
Tuedey
Cogerwell
Ib Ta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will A. Irvin
A. S. Cunningham
Mrs. Louise Fey
Willian A. Irvin
Mr. Louise Fry
Arnold C. Altemus
Josephine Mines
Setate
J. J. Purcell
T. D. Stephens
Peon Run
Robert Stadden
Glen Campell
Wan & Gazette Caller
Daugh
Mike Irms
W. A. Irvin
Edith Kerr
Chestnut Straet
Frank Gumbert
D. E. Thompson
Biairaville
Albert Young
Joboatown
Mies
Grambling
Carnegie
Mise Beatrice Hanna
Viskting
Alex Gordon
Twelfth Street
Mies Mary Martin
Oat Street
Ira Fleming
Mary Louise
Wandercrift
Mr. Fleming
Mrs
Thomas Fleming
Oak Street
G. W. Roof
Glen Campbell
Cherrytree
Clymer
Roof
Elizabeth Laughlin
Johnstown
E. M. Loxard
T. K. Drummond
Dayton
J. H. Coon
Mizc
Nell Lovelace
Coral
Frank Myers
South Fifth Atreat
Alex. Gilmore
Harry Smith
Kittanning
Sarah K. Smith
Booth Sixth Street
Belle Ralaton
Nora
Charles Kejgan
Margaret, McQuiston
Carl Walker
Mies Rylals
North Fifth Oreoset
Marchand
Watt Kinter
Joseph
Chambereville
Mra. Kinter
Joseph Cost
Chestnut Streat
Cynthia Goon
Samuel Foose
Peter Stear
Harry Schell
Norman Devipney
God Murrey Roberts
Kentucky
Charles A. Gessler
Keen Butter Tooly
Leola
Appleby
Pelarson
Joyfol
Creskalde
Clark
Applely & Pater- Bon
A. T. Taylor
I. B. Manners
Walter H. Jackson
Beka
Lewis Hay
Levi H. Shafer
Henry Livingstone
J. A. Madley
Clair Longwill
R. T. Marlin
G. Meade Mershall
G. W. Root
Fourth Ward
Homet City
Second Ward
Blacklick
Victors
TOB
Indiana Lads
Appleby & Petaruga
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