Centennial planning underway for Canuts birth anniversary
A county centennial event in Low Ascentury Old celebrates Canuts birth with two day program on June 16 and 17. Committees form to organize subscriptions, records, amusements, publications, and district outreach as officials anticipate parades, a centennial meeting, and old soldiers events.
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Canuts
Hapa County
Wart House
Ce White
Erction
Ming
Indiana
Tudge White
John Young
MM. F. Jamison
James McGregor
D.C. Mack
H. P. Lewis
T. S. Neal
D.E. Thompson
Daugherty
John Scott
Elder Peeler
EB. Lewis
J. A. Findley
James M. Stewart
T. E. Hilderand
B. H. Lichteberger
H. H. Brilhart
Enis
Josaph W. Clements
Ed. G. ¥Opel
John M. Daugherty
R. W. Wehrle
H. E. Young
Thomas Dugan
A. T. Ad
A. Smith
H. M. Lowry
N Sansom
W. H. Jackson
Walker
Salinburg
CG. R
Joseph Moorhead
Charles Kerler
Elshaville
P. H
Glen Camphel
Repree
Indiana Ty Soldiers’ Association
J. N. Banks
Todge White
Coal Land Deals Reported Across Center and Grant Townships
In Center township and nearby areas, coal land sales involve multiple tracts totaling about 1,000 acres. Purchasers include Ey. L. W. Smith and relatives, with prices around $25 per acre. Mines planned near the Lackawanna Coke plant east of Heshbon and at Corrigan McKinnie’s Burrell township site. Deeds filed for Indiana County Coal Company holdings and other transfers in Center, Grant, and Cherryhill townships with varied acreages and sums.
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Eagle Rayne Township
Gilpin
Atey LE. W. Smith
Town
Richard Smith
Isaac Smith
Pressant
Farms Inc
J. B. Harman
Wm. Bryan
Harry Buchanan
Nancy Harrison
Robert McCoy
J. W. Shields
Wm. Wise
Henry K. Shields
Josiah Kinter
J. 4
Eagle
Lackawanna Coal and Coke Company
Heshbon
Buena Vista
Corrigan, McKinnie & Company
Burrell Township
Lackavwanna Coal and Coke Company
Wehsum
Webram
Center Township
Indiana County Coal Company
Adrian Iselin
T. I. Homes
Elizabeth Twineton
8. P. Cain
G. W. Schall
Clara Clawson
Grant Township
D. B. Taylor
George E. Reithmiller
Crven
Henry Able
Pat
J. L. Mitchell
James Simpson
Cherryhill
Mary Fibleman
Boffington
Portable sawmill of Robert Holmes destroyed on farm
The portable sawmill on the James Conrad farm near Strongstown was completely destroyed by Saturday night. 8. M. Conningham of Clarksburg was thrown from his wagon on Thursday and fractured his right leg above the ankle.
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Robert Holmes
James Conrad
Strongstown
M. Conningham
Clarksburg
Death notices from Fairview and Center township posted
Recent deaths report Frank Hammers of Fairview aged 64 years and 7 months, cause heart trouble, funeral at Fairview church, burial in Oakland cemetery. T Benton Cummins, 62, prominent Center township resident, died in Homer City after illness, funeral at his home, interment in Greenwood cemetery.
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Benton Cummins
T. Benton Cumming
Center Township
Cummins
Homer City
W. I. Moore
W. S. Moore
Sid
Indiana
Elizabeth Thomas
John
Creekside
Andrew
William
Ohio
J. M. Repine
Blacklick Township
G. G. Burns
Istormant
Greenwood Cemetery
James W. Little Dies at 65 in Washington Township
James W. Little of Washington township died at his Davis area home from heart trouble. He was 65 years and 7 months old, injured in a fall a year earlier. Survived by his wife and children Harvey Vandergrift Clark Welle William George Larry Andrew Benton Frank Charles Nora. Funeral held at Washington Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev. W. J. Wilson and burial in church cemetery.
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Frank Hammers
Fairview
Mrr. Hammers
Blairaville
Somerset County
Anna J. Claweon
Crete
John F
Pittsburg
George M
Manor
Pearl Cost
Avonmore
Carrie
Bolivar
Mary Lowman
Blairsville
May
William
Charles
George
Margaret Hammers
L. D. Clark
E. C. Hammers
North Industry
M. E. Church
John Jamison
Oakland Cemetery
James W. Little
Washington Township
Davis
Harvey
Vandergrift
Clark Welle
Larry
Town
Andrew
Benton
Frank
Nora
Washington Fresbyterian Church
W. J. Wilson
Mrs Margaret Stuchell Dies at 83 in Chambersville
Mrs Margaret Hazlett Stuchell died at her home in Chambersville on Saturday evening at 5 o'clock from dropsy, aged 83. Widow of Joseph Stuchell, she leaves children Sloan Walker and Mrs James Dickey of town, Mrs Jeff Love of Chambersville, and James of Georgeville. She belonged to Crooked Creek Baptist Church. Funeral services were held at her home Monday afternoon with interment in the church cemetery.
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Margaret Stuchell
Margaret Hazlett Stuchell
Chambersville
Joseph Stuchell
Sloan Walker
James Dickey
Town
Jeff. Love
Chamberville
James
Georgeville
Crooked Creek Ba
Obituaries: Mrs. Sadie Cramer and others pass away
Mrs. Sadie J. Cramer of Johnstown died Sabbath after a complication of diseases. She is survived by her husband William Cramer and a daughter, plus her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Omer of Strangetown. Funeral at her home then interment at Union cemetery in Strongatown. Lawrence Fee of Dayton died Friday evening of pneumonia at 67, survived by sister Elizabeth and brother Josiah in Virginia. Funeral at his home, interment in U. P. cemetery near Dayton. Mrs. Eliza A. Shomo widow of Joseph Shomo died at her son Charles’s Johnstown home, aged 89, mother of Mrs. Harrison Gamble. Seven children survive. interment in Johnstown.
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WM. Cramer
Sadie J. Cramer
William Cramer
Johnstown
D. J. Omer
Strangetown
Strongatown
Union Cemetery
Lawrence Fee
Dayton
Elizabeth
Josiah
Virginia
U. P
Eliza A. Shomo
Joseph Shomo
Charles
Harrison Gamble
Church Street
Great Moving Day Swells Indiana Population Figures
Indiana sees a yearly migration as many families exchange homes today, swelling the county seat population. Real estate activity tops records with over 100 dwellings built and demand for 50 more rentals this spring. The list details dozens of exchanges among residents, merchants, and professionals across White, Douglass, Hines, Findley, and nearby townships, foreshadowing continued movement with potential delays for newcomers.
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Indiana
John Jamison
White Township
McComish
Wayne Avenue
Sim Garrett
Douglasa
Oak Street
Nagle
Water Street
Jeane Griffith
Hines
Steving
Same Street
Sherman Runyan
McGregor
Jack Richards
North Fifth Street
Job McCreight
Galbreath
Oakland Avenue
McKnight
Philadelphia Street
John W. Wray
Hill
Church Street
Hook
West Philadelphiia Street
J. M. Glassford
Garman
Railroad Avenue
East Philadelphia Street
John McFadden
Glassford
Clarion County
Uriah Younkin
Findley
Philadelphia
Benjamin Findley
Schrader
Wm. Schrader
Brush Valley Township
John M. Leech
Elkin Block
Herrick Building
Court House
Edward P. Grove
Hetrick
Jack
Robert Milliken
Mitchell
Ellis
North Ninth Street
Jacob Creps
Leasure
North Eighth Street
Douglass
East Oak Street
Pearl Walker
South Sixth
Leisure
J. B. Carson
St. Clair
Og, L
West Church Street
George Collins
Resborough
Peterman
West Oak Street
John Borkel
Bergman
Little
Samuel Highlands
Daugherty
Harry Daugherty
John Forsythe
Jacksonville
Adair
George Simpson
Jones
Charlee Skank
Mahan
Hileman Long
Wiesell
North Sixth Street
Hie
Cherry- Hill Township
OC. M. Wortman
Clawson House
Peter Juddle
Wortman
Apple
R. C. Brady
Crawford
Maple Avenue
South Thirteenth Street
James K. Dick
McLain
Fifth Street
Homer City
Maggie McCann
Baylor
Irwin
Dabbie Sebring
Herron
Bell McLain
Johnstown
South Fifth Street
John Snyder
Rayne Township
Church and
Twelfth Streets
Frank Stephens
Stephens
South Tenth Street
Indiana Girls Beat Latrobe Team by 48 to 23
Indiana women traveled to Latrobe Thursday and easily defeated the local club 48 to 23. The Indians led 22 to 5 at halftime as a strong performance from Moorhead Mickey and Miller propelled the visitors. An audience of about 300 watched the exhibition at Library Hall with three ten minute halves and a Force victory in the later women’s game.
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Indiana
Latrobe Thureday
Latrobe
Ixprawa
Positron
Lartosi
Library Hall
Marta Vita
Force
Mandolin Club
Maria Vira
Erma Cunninghamharlotte
Daisy Conner
May Daugherty
Mildred Thompson
Beasie Cunningham
Belle Allison
Lou F. Sutton
Daugherty
Seanor
Wilson
Steubenville
B. H. Lichteberger
Indians
Lichteberger
Butler
Homestead
Engineer seriously injured in Allegheny Valley wreck near DuBois
David Blakley, a veteran engineer on the Allegheny Valley road, was seriously injured when an engine ran wild and crashed into his train near DuBois on Monday. His left arm was cut and his body badly cut. he is 55, born at West Lebanon, with relatives there and his brother-engineer Al. Wagle of town is mentioned as a relation.
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David Blakley
Allegheny Valley
DuBois
Mr Blakley
Santee
Mr. Blakley
West Lebanon
al. Wagle
Social Functions Feature Local Themed Gatherings
The Misses Cameron hosted 50 guests for a flinch party on Ninth street Friday. Misgea Hulda and Violet Stumpf held a flinch gathering on South Seventh Street last night. Mr and Mrs Harry McCreary welcomed friends for son Ralphs birthday celebration on Ninth Street. The Shakespeare Club of Cherrytree held a 35 attendance progressive carrom party at E K Gerhards. Dr C J Cameron won first prize. Pelab members enjoyed a recent home gathering hosted by B F Pitta with a fine supper.
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Cameron
Ninth Street
Misgea Hulda
Violet Stumpf
South Seventh Street
Harry MecCreary
Ralph
Shakespeare Club
Cherrytree
E. K. Gerhard
C. J. Cameron
B. F. Pitta
Mothers and children narrowly escape speeding drivers in town
Several mothers with children narrowly avoided harm as speeding drivers roared along Philadelphia street. Despite a borough ordinance restricting fast driving within limits, speeding on the main street remains a daily, disliked nuisance to many residents.
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Philadelphia
Dixonville to Haven Phone Exchange Expansion
Six Farmers Telephone Company lines center at Dixonville, with a new exchange to open in Barber and Bence store. From Tanoma to Dixonville completed last week, lines extend from Marion Center, Line, Deckers Point, Cockport and Penn Row. Four Smith children recover from garment fever. S. T. McHenry to run dairy deliveries in town this week.
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Dixonville
Haven
Farmers’ Telephone Company
Barber & Bence
Tanoma
Marion Center
Line
Deckers Point
Cockport
Penn Row
Weddings Of A Week In Vandergrift And Nearby Areas
A week of weddings across Vandergrift and surrounding towns includes S Edward Kauffman and Annie Campbell wed in Greensburg with reception in White township. Edward Wadding and Hattie Walker marry in Vandergrift Heights. Joseph Wolf and Louise Cornell wed in Blairsville. Clarence Tidd and Mary Shirley wed in Vandergrift. William McCrea and Mary Wilson wed in Blacklick township. Earl Fetterman and Lum? B Young wed in Cockport. Wallace Duncan and Dessie Henderson plan a Thursday noon ceremony near Livermore.
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Wadding- Walker
Edward Wadding
Vandergrift Heights
Hattie Walker
She- Joda
Vandergrift
Fettermar-Young
Earl Fetterman
Lum
Young
Cockport
Squire J. A. Crosamar
Farmers’ Bank
Altman and McLaren Tie Donn in Blacklick Township
Tom R. Altman and Miss Pearl L. McLaren of Blacklick township wed Thursday in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Dr. A. J. Farman.
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Tom R. Altman
Miss Pearl £. McLaren
Blacklick Township
A. J. Farman
Wills Filed For George Wise and Samuel Smeltzer
The register reports two wills filed last week. George Wise of Green township leaves his widow a lifetime farm home and livelihood, with John Wise receiving 700 dollars and other children the same, coal lands to be sold for funds, and equal shares to all remaining heirs. John Wise named executor. Samuel Smeltzer of Washington township bequeaths his entire estate to his widow. Alonzo Allison named executor. Will dates February 3, 1903 and November 7, 1899 respectively.
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George Wise
Green Township
Register
John
John Wise
Samuel Smeltzer
Washington Township
Alonzo Allison
Squire Creesman Holds Office Duties In His Absence
Burgess W H Jackson away this week, Squire J A Creesman acts as Gin charging official duties. Early Monday two cages were before him for disposal. Patrick Forrester jailed Saturday night for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, pleaded guilty, fined 5 dollars, five days in jail if unpaid. Samuel Keily and brother each fined 3 dollars for drunkenness Saturday.
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Burgess W. H. Jackson
Squire J. A. Creesman
Sa Gin
Bright
Patrick Forrester
Kellar Harrig
Samuel Keily
Brother
Postoffice closures and appointments in local counties
Congressman W O Smith was notified that Mabel Reitz becomes postmistress at North Point David H Baun at Locust and George H Hile at Hooverhart. The Ebenezer post office will discontinue April 30 due to rural free delivery with patrons moved to Livermore.
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W. O. Smith
Mabel Reitz
North Point
David H. Baun
Locust
George H. Hile
Hooverhart
Ebenezer
Livermore
Brought Home From the South and Local Health Efforts
Attorney W. L. Stewart returned from Thomasville Georgia in the Pullman car Azorea amid critical condition. Health Officer J. W. Thompson conducts annual property inspections as spring cleaning begins and borough ordinance enforcement starts. An Italian worker Angelo suffered serious burns from a powder explosion on the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg line at Twolick. Correction: Prof Hugh A Jackson and others misnamed in prior list. West Wheatfield township school clarification.
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W. L. Stewart
Azorea
Thomasville
J. W. Thompson
Angelo
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Twolick
J. A. Weamer
Homer City
Hugh A. Jackson
Clackabey
Ies Hoskinson
Aseay School
West Wheatfield Township
Elders Ridge Extension to Tap Western Coal Field
Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg to extend to the Elders Ridge coal field with 17 miles of track from Creekside to Shelocta and Anthony's Run. Work starts soon, grading to be pushed this summer. extension connects with Creekside and Blacklick Creek routes. 300 men employed. new track material and steam shovels arriving. plan to market Ider Ridge coal and establish a coal plant after construction.
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Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburg
Crooked Creek
Shelocta
Anthony
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittaburg
Elders Ridge
Creekside
Parkwood
Blacklegs Creek
Whiskey
Lebanon
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Company
Indiana
Blacktick Creek
Eldora Bridge
Jacksonville
Rochester & Pittsburg Coal and Iron Company
James Corbett
McKees Mills
Homer City
Corbett
Farm and property transfers plus a fatal mining accident
A sequence of farm sales in Cherryhill and White townships totals several properties with prices ranging from 1,200 to 25,200 dollars. Ed ward Simpson buys 280 acres. other transfers involve Wettling and Crossman, J A Crossman, T L Edwards, and J A Brown among others. A deadly accident at a grading site near Coral claims one life and leaves another dying as rock and dirt bury five workers after a premature dynamite blast.
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William McFeaters
Cherryhill Township
Edward Simpson
McFeaters
Indiana
Samuel Highlands
White Township
Harry Daugherty
North Ninth Street
Highlands
J. M. Stewart & Co
Daugherty
Hetrick & Wilson
Wettling & Crossman
Timothy Denning
West Oak Street
E. A. Fleming
Wilkineburg
Squire J. A. Crossman
Town
Jane E. Ruffner
South Seventh Street
William Stormer
M. F. Jamison
T. L. Edwards
Cambria County
Charles Mahan
East Philadelphia
Mr. Edwards
J. A. Brown
Hex
School Street
Buffsle
Rochester
Coral
Graceton
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Scaee Coal Sales
EN County
Cate
Rayne
Ruth Mauk
Harry Mauk
Rochester Mille
H. Walker Smith
Smith
Rochester Mills
Stenb
Ing
E. W. Smith
8. T. McHenry
W. A. Evans
Wole-Cornell
Joseph Wolf
Louise Cornell
B. F. Beazell
M’creas-Wilson
Wm. P. McCrea
Mary M. Wilson
Hopewell M. E
John N. Bracken
Fred Jamison
James M. Hawes
Jamison
Ion
County Seal
Feve Nonias
Conocatpd
Waneae Creek