Senator Penrose Defends Party Unity Against Insurgents
Senator Penrose voices stalwart Republican policy against insurgent tactics and asserts majority rule and party regularity. He pledges to back Senator Quay, warns bolting minorities face expulsion, and predicts regulars will dominate the next state convention. Also notes Progress newspaper gains in subscribers and value.
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United States
Penrose
Quay
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Senator Quay
No United States Senator Yet in Pennsylvania Innings
Yesterday Judge John Stewart of Chambersburg led insurgent votes in a joint ballot showing Quay 95 Jenks 76 Stewart 51 total 222 with 112 needed and 31 not voting In a Prosperous Condition Second United Presbyterian church elected J B Adair and Frank Fowler as trustees for another year The financial report shows expenses met and a 14 member increase The noon dinner interrupted Moving R R Cunningham electric plant foreman welcomed as mother gave birth to twins The license list includes Lemuel Kunkle Clara Swazy Horace Stump Annie Thompson Blacklick and other names with small sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stewart
Chambersburg
Quay
Jenks
Stewart
Second United Presbyterian Church
Messrs
J. B. Adair
Frank Fowler
Local Notes From Elderton and Surrounding Towns
Local activity runs through Elderton Vandergrift and nearby towns with visits, comings and goings, and a wedding. Notables include J B McCreight at home from Washington and Jefferson, Lida Bleakney on vacation from Juniata College, and the Prugh Rankin wedding at the bride’s home with Rev J W Dunbar officiating. Community announcements cover church events, travel, and local trades, plus a correction recognizing A M Morrow as West Lebanon’s select school principal and a looming twelve week term. Also noted are various visits to Irwin, Indiana, and Homestead, a canoe ridge health update, and local business moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elderton
James Rupert
Jessie
Vandercrift
J.B. McCreight
Washington and Jefferson College
Frank Hunter
Vandergrift
Pittsburg
John Fry
A. A. Calhoun
W. H. Rankin
Eldersridge Academy
Butler County
Lida Bleakney
Juniata College
Lowash
Irwin
Lottie Dixon
J. E. Wherry
South Bend
H. Prugh
Martha Rankin
J. W. Dunbar
Presbyterian Church
Ida Rankin
E. W. Lukehart
G. A. Prugh
H. N
Abner
John Lowman
Homestead
W. F. Walker
Famly
Thomas Fleming
John O. Campbell
Parkwood
W. W. Harbison
Vinnie Lytle
Indiana
A. M. Morrow
West Lebanon
J. Sloan Walker
Maggie Peeler
Mr. Stewart
Herbert Farren
Dora
H. Rupert
Lottie Walker
Sheloca
W. A. George
Herbert Warren
Isaac Heffelfinger
Derry
William Fleming
W. F. Sell
William Devlin
Anthony Montgomery
Shelocta
Morrow
Many in new homes on Philadelphia street and beyond
A long list details numerous property moves and transfers across West Philadelphia Street East Oak Street Water Street and surrounding blocks. Moves include Thomas McDermott from Allison property to Stuchel property and Miss Belle Anderson from Church Street rear to her own property on West Church Street, among many others with dates and street names. The record catalogs residents shifting parcels among houses, churches, schools, and businesses, reflecting a town reorganization of property ownership.
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Thomas McDermott
Allison
Sixth Street
Stuchel
West Philadelphia Street
Belle Anderson
Church Street
West Church Street
Ernest Edmiston
Sutton
Daugherty
Oak Street
Sophia Irwin
North Fifth Street
Wilkinsburg
Sarah Young
Hare
Philadelphia Street
Wissell
Ed Beck
Derr
Water Street
Davis
Same Street
John Ray
Kuhn
Clay Avenue
John Patterson
Shotz
Sarah Miller
Ed Young
Horner
Lutheran Church
John Wickner
Pittsburg
Fannie Earhart
Coho
Oakland Avenue
Livermore
L. Culp
Watterson
Gurney Billings
Fleming
Thirteenth Street
Anthony
C. A. Buchanan
Lockard
East Oak Street
H. B. Buterbaugh
Buchanan
Wissel
John Carney
Myers
al Wagle
Mitchell
Railroad Avenue
Banks Kauffman
Bowman
Kinter
East Philadelphia Street
W. A. Lovelace
Lewis
School Street
Wiggins
South Tenth Street
G. W. Pownall
Lowry
S. C. Thompson
Rayne Township
J. F. Creps
White
West Oak Street
A. S. Wallace
Sloan
W. G. Gibson
Hood
Tenth Street
Williard
West Philadelphia
Lizzie Wachob
Tenth
Simpson
Chestnut Street
Patton
Matthew Gamble
Third Ward
Albert Yengst
East Chestnut Street
North Sixth Street
Mary Griner
Fifth Street
Hanna Walker
Findley House
Harry E. Walker
Wallace
Pitsburg
W. Bennett
Rower
Jacob Reyer
Seyfried
Gailey
Wm. Lydick
Jamison House
McCullough
David Myers
Latrobe
McCune Farm
J.S. Russell
Hall
West Water Street
BR. W. Langham
Pitcairn
Samuel Shank
Hamilton House
Mertz
E. L. Conover
Homer City
Steying
C. B. Lindsey
East School Street
Vandergrift
W. H. Turner
Wagle
J. C. Hasinger
South Fifth Street
Jank Walker
South Seventh Street
Leonard Gibson
Wadding House
Locust Street
George 8
Markle
Young
Engle House
Maple Street
John Corrigan
Hazlett Rouge
John Stank
Jamison
Sexton
Barto Roof
Spence
George Mitchell
McCowish
Wayne Avenue
Leasure
North Eighth Street
H. C. Myers
Garman
Chearnut Street
D. W. Tomb
McLain
Johnstown
Blair Kelly
Annie Graft
Greensburg
Philadelphia
Wm. H. Miller
East Philadelphia
Sol Keck
Fred Herlinger
Lemuel Myers
Paul
Mary Gibson
Joseph McAdoo
North Third Street
George 3. Marshall & Co
James A. McNeal
Watson & Keener
Deposit Bank
J. A. White
Elkin
Birt C. Roof
New American House
John L. Getty
Cunningham
Farmers’ Bank
Leslie Pattison
Gilchrist
J. A. Crossman
Armstrong Township
Kinter House
John Widdowson
John Houck
Dixonville
Alex Malcolm
Guthrie
Ninth Street
Anderson
George Wheeler
Personal Brevities Highlight Local Visitors and Guests
A stream of social notes lists residents and guests visiting from Marion Center, Leechburg, Clarion, Greensburg, Vandergrift, Altoona, Philadelphia, Scranton, Oil City, Johnstown, Pittsburgh, Rochester Mills, and other towns. Names include Warner, Wood, Ashbaugh, Lohr, Banks, Gessler, Fleming, Gessler, Prothero, Armstrong, Calhoun, White, Moore, Oberlin, Nesbitt, Cunningham, Houghton, Ewing, Moorhead, Tintoff, Lafferty, Mack, Kerr, Henry, Stephens, Work, Hazlett, and others with pension, juror duties, and schooling notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. F. Warner
Falls Creek
Will Wood
Marion Center
Will Ashbaugh
Leechburg
Indiana
Barry Lohr
Clarion
J. Harry Smith
Pittsburg
Miss Gretta Park
Wm. Banks
C. A. Gessler
Latrobe
H. A. Fleming
Vandergrift
Carrie Gessler
Philadelphia Street
Greensburg
Elizabeth Walker
Church Street
Livermore
Ney Prothero
Fourth Ward
Altoona
J. M. Armstrong
Montgomery Township
W. R. Calhoun
Blaimsville
L. M. White
Third Ward
Nell Moore
Homer
Bertha Conover
Anna M. Oberlin
Rochester Mills
Franklin Sansom
United States Court
Scranton
Samuel Nesbitt
Conemaugh Township
A. Smith
Oil City
Cunningham
Ralph
Philadelphia
C. E. Houghton
Bradford
C. H. Moore
New American
Maude Ewing
Saltsbury
Florence Lowry
Nansie Moorhead
Chestnut Street
Emily Speedy
Johnstown
Edna Tintoff
Fifth Street
Silas Hollis
Buairaville
Annie Lafferty
East End
Mary Loughry
North Lixth Street
Bert H. Liehteberger
W. B. Kline
T. B. Clark
Sabbath
Ollie Mack
Andrew Kerr
Nineveh
Harry Bennett
Buffington Township
Isaac Beck
Lizzie
Lottie Stephens
White Township
T. P. Stephens
Penn Run
J. T. Henry
Homer City
Center Township
Martha
Bertha Work
Mabel Hazlett
East Mahoning Township
Normal
Loughby's Campaign for Quality Goods
LOUGHBY S proclaims Dont Burn the Candle at Both Ends and urges shoppers to avoid cheap merchandise. The ad asserts the store sells only the best goods, claims good goods are the cheapest, and highlights a large assortment across lines with lower cash prices. It notes a shift toward higher quality and announces a spring stock up of top items.
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Sherif E. D. E. Thompson
Blairsville
Protogonotary
D. W. Simpson
James K. Dick
Burlington Township
Green Township
William F. George
James L. Peterman
DE. M. M. Davis
George W. Hood
A. F. Cooper
Homer Unity
R. R. Cunningham
Electric Light Plant
Lemuel Kunkle
Clara Hi. Swazy
Igo Horace T. Stump
Annie Phompson
Blacklick
Merry Warlye
Canoe Ridge
Charles Hughes
Clark Gaston
Adrian Hospital
Panxsutawney
John Henry
Randolph States
Norman Viper
Locust
Clarence States
Cortez
Wilbert Timberlin
Glen Campbell
Hufe
Charles Bates
Seward
Daisy Mack
Sherman
Allegheny
Frank Ashcam
B. F. Swartz, Jr
Walls
B. F. Swartz
Flora van Horm
Michel Curtain
Plainfield, II
King
T. E. Hildebrand’s
Segions
W. I. Moore’s
M. G. Miller’s
Blairaville
J. J. Hare
D. W. Schrecongost
Methodist Church
J. B. Younkina
W.R. Loughry & CO
D. M. Caldwell
Dave
Forest City
Our Hat Department
Clothier
Hatter
Formisher
Court House