Sixteen Licenses Granted at County Court Storm
Seventeen applicants refused and nine held over as Judge Telford clears thirty three of forty two license cases. Two licenses issued in Indiana borough. Adams sentenced for forgery to two years in the penitentiary. his wife to ten months in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Sfave
Adams
Telford
Clerk of Courts
Indiana
W.L. Allan
New American House
Arcadia
Michael Dougherty
Brandon
Rossiter
Albert Nyberg
Commercial
Glen Campbell
Duff Sawyer
New Capitol
Harry Schrader
National
Emil Lipseher
Kerr Avenue
P. M. Reidy
J. H. Auld
Union House
Smithport
J. W. Brady
G. M. Brady
Gipsy Hotel
Gipsy
Timothy van Bell
Heilwood Inn
Heilwood
C. D. Gorman
Wilgus Hotel
Wilgus
Chas. McGinley
Clawson House
Christ Bixner
Blacklick Inn
Wehrum
Elmer Fargus
Eicher
East Newville
F. B. O'Hara
Hines Hotel
W. J. O'Hara
Getty Hotel
Creekside
Antonio Bianco
Locanda Italiana
Anthony Morasco
Morasco
John M. Dodson
Montgomery House
Jos. Solomon David
Solomon House
Italy
Washington Township
A. R. Cooper
Widdowson House
Richmond
Axel Frickland
Central Hotel
Henry Elkin
Mahan
Younes Township
G. M. Keck
D. B. Kinter
Indiana House
Mimer Manners
National Hotel
Plumville
DR. W. Schreckengost
City Hotel
K. Obor
Monitor House
Kellysburg
S. B. Barrett
EF. S. Young
Lovejoy Hotel
Lovejoy
Envy Pleuse
St. Charles
Angora
Celestine Hines
Chas. Weaver
Diamondville Inn
Diamondville
Clair W. Kinter
Dixonville
Wim
Lingoutelter
Pleasant Valley Inn
D. I. Carry
Shawnee
Green Township
Wesley Merriman
Milton Hallinan
Henderson House
Cherrytree
Ludian Brewing Company
Stamey
Kipg
Carter
McGaughey
Galbreath
Adam
Old Boys Triumph Over Conshohocken Giants in Fast Basketb all
In a high tempo Friday night game the Old Boys defeated Conshohocken Giants 33 to 80. Keenan led visitors with seven field goals. Blaine McCreight added 11 points from 15 fouls. Referee Daugherty officiated. crowd praised rough but fair play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol Soya
Bnet Gnainto
Conshohocken Gants
Old Boys
Conshohocken Giants
Southside
Conshohocken Inds
Keenan
Blaine MccCreight
Kiski
Hors
Pos
Coxsiorocken
McKulip
Moorhead
R. del B. McGroight White
St. Clair
Keema Gamble
Prothero
Plant McGregor Wu
Social week of gatherings hosted on South Tenth street
Prothonotary and Mrs. W. R. Calhoun hosted three social functions at their South Tenth Street home last week with about fifty guests at each event. The sequence included a Tuesday evening gathering, a Wednesday luncheon, and a Thursday progressive card party. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wallace invited guests for a event tomorrow evening. Attorney Ernest Stewart hosted a gentlemen’s gathering at the Country Club on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Calhoun
South Tenth Street
J. C. Wallace
Oakland Avenue
Ernest Stewart
Tew
Sriday
Making Surveys for Wabash Rail Road Company
Civil engineers work in the county for the Wabash Rail Road Company. Surveys west of town and near Cherry Tree mirror last summer's lines. Projectors are believed to be the Goulds who entered Pittsburg for the Wabash. Engineers have offices in the J. M. Cunningham building. A line will run from Leeesburg to Indiana and then to Cherrytree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tof Town
Cherrytree
Wabash Railroad Company
Goulds
Pittsburgh
Wabash
J. M. Cunningham
Leeosburg
Indiana
Presbyterian church reelects trustees at annual meeting
At the congregational meeting Harry W. Marharvt and 8. W. Guthrie were re-elected trustees. Rev Morris of California Pa will preach at Jacksonville Presbyterian Sunday forenoon at 11 and Bethel church at 2 p.m. The Three Leavens was discussed in a paper by Rev R J McClure of Blairsville at the Indiana Ministerial Association meeting hosted by Rev H Q Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Harry W. Marharvt
W. Guthrie
Rev. Morris
California
Jacksonville Presbyterian Church
Bethel Church
R. J. McClure
Blairsville
Indiana Ministerial Association
H. Q. Graham
New Telephone Line Connects Indiana and Jacksonville
Indiana and Jacksonville will be linked by a Mares' Telephone Company line with 22 subscribers already secured. Construction is planned for spring. Officers include President Hubert O. Allison, Vice President William Urbinson, Secretary Joseph White, Treasurer John Powiuls, Directors O. G. Brown, Valentine Jobe, and Clinton Robertson. The W.O.s held their first meeting in new offices in the Process building with large attendance. Memorial Day speaker Rev. De Harris of Bucknell University will deliver the memorial address. Mrs. John L. St. Clair of Homer City dislocated her right shoulder after tripping on a board at a home visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Jacksonville
Mares’ Telephone Company
Hubert O. Allison
Willian Uarbison
Searctary
Joseph White
John Powiuls
GC. Brown
Valentine Jobe
Clinton Robertson
Woon
W, O
John L. St. Clair
Homer City
William Hobinson
James Fisher
Dixonville
Joseph Ross
Willet
Apna Mwing
Lown
Blairsville
Solomon Butterbaugh
Green
North Carolina
RW. Ewing
David Rosensteel
Riders Ridge
Samuel Nesbit
Sallaburs
Tuesdaay
Mdith Ross
Mary Gailey
Grant Street
James Watson
State College
Charles Melwen
D. W. Sehreeengost
Plumville
Wert
Philadelphia
Ida Taylor
John Bennaté
Rey
Mra
Lewis Flay
Hays
Allegheny
Jenayive Prothero
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Als. Chinningham
Pitsburg
W. Ia Colkili
Chittean
North Sixth Street
Marion Contec
Bika Township
Alt. Lowry
Lowi
Hind
Marel Waller
Dightee
de Did Wallon
Neal
Mondhiyy
Varese Cotlowe
Cass Philatelphia
Maled
Artificial Ice Plant at Indian Brewing Company
The Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg line hosts an artificial ice plant at the Indian Brewing Company where Ammonia gas and salt brine freeze water cans. Twenty tons of ice daily, using twin ammonia compressors, complete the production cycle with pure water and a salt brine tank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea
Indian Brewing Company
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Parsons
Nec
Inj
Frick Company
Wiynesburg
We AL Cautbertson
Bolivian river accident and Purchase Line fire report
A Bolivian river incident describes a man named Minny employed for a railroad division who slipped near a waterower by a high embankment and suffered serious injuries but survived. A fire at Pires Newer Purchase Line home destroyed most contents due to a defective fire, with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pires
Augustus Betlemnan
Purchase Ling
Death notices and obituaries from a small town
Nathan Ross of Wijlel dies at 81 in Homestead after Brights disease. Survived by wife, two children and siblings. funeral at home, interment at Phinebeck Lutheran cemetery. Martha Lytle Brady dies at 48 after pneumonia. Survived by husband and three children. funeral at home, Greenwood cemetery. Jacob Lewis of Washington township dies suddenly at 70. survived by two children. funeral at Greenwood cemetery. Elizabeth Rice Walback of Jahms town dies of pneumonia at 31. buried Bethel United Presbyterian cemetery. Lewis Shank, Civil War veteran, dies at 80. services by Post 1 at Greenwood cemetery. Eliza Weamer of Plumville, 14, dies. survived by two children. buried Lutheran cemetery. George Milton Myers infant dies of pneumonia at 3 months. services conducted. John McMillen, prominent South Mahoning resident, dies at 84. survived by wife and children. funeral at Plumville. Mary A. Robinson of Wlisville dies at 38. obituary notes burial and relatives. Nathan McClusky, wife, and child jailed for inciting arson. bail arranged. case to be tried in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Irish
Nathan Ross
Sophoone
Brecad Mes
Nadie Ross
Wijlel
Bright
Andrew and
Edmond- Aight
Homestead
Homestead United Presbyterian Church
Patterson
Shatlenberger
Phinereck Lutheran Church
Wileh
MM. Brady
M. M. Brady
Locust Street
Martha Lytle
J. P. Lytle
Chambersville
Richmond
Kans
Kate Speedy
Jennie Lytle
Town
Second United Presbyterian Church
D.m. Weleh
Greenwood Cemetery
Facob Lewis
Jacob Lewis
Washington Township
Mr. Lewis
John Lewis
John McMillen
W. J. Wilson
William W. Walback
Jahmstown
Elizabeth Rice
West Wheatfield Township
This County
Joseph L. Walback
Bethel United Presbyberla Church
Clyde
Lewis Shank
Willian Shank
Philadelphia
Mr. Shank
Co. 1
4Th Regt
P. W
Aliza Weammil
Eliza Weamer
Plumyilie
Joseph Weamer
Willian Weamer
Husbant
George Taylor
Ligonier
Harry
Plumville
Wriday
Georg Selon Mpyusih
Steorge Milton
Samuel Myers
East Waler Xtivecé
Peinonia
Roy. George Stalmes
Constable Bedteed
Lovejoy
Nathan McClusky
Jon Goon
Anak
Andrew Baterbaugh
Siguire A. L. Buterhaugh
Poitiess
Guterbaugh Tarnt
Charean Township
John L. Getty
McChuskys
Complete List of Those Who Move In Town Transfers
A weather tale frames a townwide moving wave as residents relocate from country life to town. The list names Albert Ray, A B Pringle, Peter Bennett, J B Cribbs, Mrs Carrie Trainor, G W Little, Joseph Bath, Robert Johnston, John McDermott, John Muller, Harry Pilgrim, John Orsythe, J C Woolweaver, H W McAfoose, Mrs G J Neil, Dos Katty, JQ Worgunon, Alan Ha, John Mbay, and many others with streets and properties shifted amid spring house cleanings and new neighbor overtures. The note also mentions a wedding and a mill accident with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Albert Ray
Kinin Wallace
Philadelphia Street
Jol Watterson
West Philadelphia Street
Rochester Mills lodge visitor and new members noted
A Rochester Mills lodge visitor attended the Sans meeting where three new members were initiated. The cat sermon for the Third anniversary of the O in the United States will be delivered by Rev Lewis Hay at the Lutheran church on Sunday April 23. Paladian Lodge of Odd Fellows and Una Lodge of Rohbee kale will attend the service in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theigy Mack
Rorhester
P. Lowey
Siete Peranely
Caihwells
George Wy Wheeler
J. B.choes
Jay Due
Sirapaan
Tedle Prind
Wilse Mark
LAS. S
Gee
Dekies
United States
Lewis Hay
Paladian Lodge
Odd Kellows
Una Lodge
Rohbeekale
Weddings of a Week in Central State Parlor
A sequence of marriage notices details Clark KRhkin of Smidsburg and Cam Green of Penn Run wed by Rev. Lewis Hay in Central state parlors on Wednesday afternoon. Additional couples include ALLS HOLSTEIN and William Gills of Bhairsville with Anna Holstein of Grove City married in Mt pamsanaeee, George Korson and Norm J. Thomas of Paleabing and Canon Ridge, and Ovin L. Smith with Zolat Soper of Canova Ridge married by Squire Samuel Gvllith on Monday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Krhkin
Smidsburgs
Frank Elkin
Cam Green
Penn Run
Central State
Lewis Hay
Alls Holstein
Willian Gills
Bhairsville
Anna Holstein
Grove City
Mt Pamsanaeee
George Homes
Hotson"thomlab
George Korson
Norm J
Thomas
Paleabing
Turkey
Canon Ridge
Squire Samuel Gvllith
Halith Bce
Ovin L. Smith
Mish Zolat. Soper
Canova Ridge
Squire Samuel Gritty
Canoe Township
Graceton Looks to Expand Grains and Ovens in Prosperity
Graceton, center of Youngstown Steel Company operations, enjoys a season of prosperity as every plant department runs at best capacity. The company considers enlarging works including the auction of 200 additional coke ovens and a brick building over 90 feet long now being erected for Ponbar shops and modern machinery. A mix of community notices follows, including free garden seed distributions for Progress subscribers and social notices about civic events, fundraising, and a proposed national bank initiative at Plunyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracoten Fh
Graceton
Youngstown Steel Coumpany
Ponbar
Tragedy at Spangler Prison A Man Hangs Self
Alexander Knox, 45, a former foreman at the Hoover Jamber damp, died by hanging in Spangler prison after a drunken delirium. He twisted a shoestring to a cell or beam and hanged himself, following a stay in lockup after a spree. A sister, Mrs. Mitton Steward of Gleartold, survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Knox
Brivis
Spangter
Kies
Widdows
Glinder
Canoe Township
Yeo
Spangler
Cromtad
Alice
Gampaung
Oliver Knox
Lo Hastings
Hoo
Dash
Mitton Steward
Gleartold
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church News
de. Harris
Bucknall University
Brushvalley Township
Bolivia
Elesaetalin
Shurry Minny
Bolivar
Puck
Mumay
Neue Bine
Pls
Hecht
Lewis Silank
Foun M'Millen
South Mahoning Township
Clede
Bedglib
Tha
Walter
Seviry A. Ieuhinson
Mary A. Robinson
Wlaigsvilla
Dropay
Jutermont
Phipeseny
Bulneng Iain
Wratueieh Adan Sdt
STON
Sensis
A.B. Pringle
Mary Maylee
North Eight Street
Peter Bennett
J.B. Cribbs
J. &. Audair
Church Street
Carrie ‘Trainor
Ciedly Row
George Dickie
Oakhunid
G. OW
Maele
Oneelkoved
Joseph Bath
Robert Johnston
Water and
Highth Streets
John McDermott
Campbell
Chestmut Street
John Muller
Twolick
JL. N. Moorhead
Harry Pilgraim
A. A. Mountain
Third Ward
John Orsythe
Fifth Streets
Mrs. Belle Gutly
North Ninth Street
J. C. Woolweaver
Harman
Whians Property
Gipab
Alan HA
White
Joli Alamixon
West Chanel Slivel
Badosoph Minguchorger Property
Chestand Slraeh
1Iehard Casini
East Phibadylia Abrech
Mins
Wissel Property
Nerdy Filth Shecet
del Cleary
Hlaedeliods
Mlalinns
Levit Dionckin
Alto
Donnie Horn
Lowa
Mes
Abeuws
Cuquislet Bey Werel By
Robert My Mitébell
al Lown
Ueaning von
Werrick
Wilson
Lle
Army
APTS
Tnspat
EID
Blicin-Gicen
Codboia Chattir
Kaiten Vaytor
Sonal
Dohay
Tagan
Bos
Ak Outil
Steve Lip Bho
Kou Casbeten
Gover
Salt Lake City
Ute
CRO Ehy
Mie Paesieleetit
Cornell University
Prinity College
Lav
Wilson Decker
Covenie
Dash Weal
Calla
Che Minibker
Anna Gion Judsson
Binks
Westmore
Lanboowi Yy
Toraeli
Holly Bazie
Library Hall
Gale
Bone of the New Church
Heuk Fur
Plunyville
Alex
Spaialot
Laahor
Bat Les
William Dowrine Aml
Butler
Wis. Downy
Vaauth
Moudiy
Clifornia
Ciankes Shields
Fe Westinghouse Mleelmo Aie Migs
W. J. Buchanan
Elo
West Sehnol Street
Witl Erecta
Vandergrift
Ab Covat
American Sheet Steel Company
J. L. Miller
Leechburg
Coral
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