Homer City Public Schools Hold Commencement
Last night at the United Presbyterian Church Homer City Public Schools staged the largest commencement in the school's history. Twenty five graduates received diplomas including Alice Rumbaugh Elizabeth B McCohnaughey Ethel M Shaffer Geneva Farrier Goldin B Cameron and others. The program featured salutatory recitations songs essays and orations plus a presentation of diplomas by John P St Clair president of the school board. No graduating class at Homer City next year as directors add an extra year to the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosier City
United Pecnbyterian
Pudienca
Woiten
Alice Rumbaugh
Elizabeth B. McCohnaughey
Ethel M. Shaffer
Geneva Farrier
Goldin B. Cameron
Idol Bell Job
Leila Gilbert
Mabel Sowers
Mabel N. Stahl
Margaret J. Altigon
Nora Mabel Stahl
Margaretd.Alligon
Lester v. McGee
Jimmy Brown
Bister
Margaret Stewart
Elizabeth “B. McConnaughey
Alexander Hamilton
John R. Scott
Goldie B. Cameron
Justin Byers
Ned E. Long
Zuma Dickson
Butare
Ida Belle Job
Joseph B. Magill
John P. St. Clair
Quartette
Wesley Wineman
Ralph McConnaughey
Ned BH. Long
H. Parks
F. F. Holsapple
Juniata College
Homer City
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County and Surrounding Areas
A long list of real estate transfers recorded in Indiana County shows numerous parcels sold to buyers including John Ri Bath Samuel A Dixon D E Risinger and George Rowe with prices from 50 to 22000 dollars. The document also notes the will of John B Blackley Sr of Bennington township detailing estate bequests including Pittsburg properties for his widow and daughter Ellen and farm provisions for son Joby B Blackley Jr who is named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degas
Indian County
Youeph
Indiana
John Ri. Bath
Samuel A. Dixon
Center
D.E Risinger
Fairman
Washington
Samuel
J. A. Stuchell
Creekside
Charles Mairman
William
Compears
W. S. Hamilton
W. &. Hamilton
George Rowe
W. Getty
Pearl F. Gibson
McQuilken
George A. Wagle
Pearl
Gibson
Hiizabeth M. George
Armstrong
M. W. Loxmin
Mary I. Barnett
Cherry Hill
Michael Markles
Kiva Wissinger
M. Campbell
B. Kunkle
Homer City
Archie T. Wler
John R. Bath
E. J. Miller
Margaret Peffer
North Mahoning
John A. Bauh
Minnie P. Larhart
Guardian
Annie M. Umburn
B. F. Williams
Coolport
W. H. Meekins
Joseph H.fulton
Young
Italy
Casdoci
Italy Casacci
Carmine Marinaro
Christ G. Brixner
Buffington
M. B. Estep
John Qghilinsky
Clymor
Alex Bogan
H. B. Bogie
Frank Barr
H. B. Engle
Nannie A. McAdoo
Dixon Row Land Co
Cherryhillton
M. Dick
Frank M. Sallinger
Burrell
Price McKinney
Breda
Canoe
C. P. Smith
Elizabeth Kerr
Canter
William Risinger
Ramidel G. McAloos
Grant
Roy Kintar
B. Campbell
Antonia Filippone
Bert Miller
Canoa
John Miller
Compadoghu D. Patton
Zoo
Lichtaberger
Howard Graham
Blalysville
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Carrie B. Ruge
Blairsville
John BD. Blackley
Buington Township
Pittsburg
Ellen
Edward J. Blackley
Blackiey, Jr
Indiana County Medical Society Meeting Reports Enthusiasm
The Indiana County Medical Society met in Blairsville with large attendance and lively discussions. Dr. John Lambie of Josephine was elected to membership. Papers included The Obstetrician His Duties and Responsibilities by Dr. Clagett Blairsville and Surgical Procedure Incident to Clerical Work by Dr. Ansley Saltzburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County, Medical Society
Blairsville
Noaterday
John Lamble
Josephine
Indiana
Wm. B. Ansley
Saltsbury
Dreeo
W. J. Peacock
J.b.carson
Thomas White
Hon
Harey White
Croytanda
Chicago
San Francisco
Cal
Banborn Map Company
H. Noy Prothero
Olymer
Prothero
Indiana County Medical Logisty
Pittsburg
Prisoner plan alleged in Blacklick jail visit
Fred Kime, arrested in Blacklick on drunkenness charges, allegedly planned to aid escape by delivering saws to prisoner Ranyan. Sheriff Wettling warned after discovery. Kime was taken to Indiana Saturday by Constable McFeaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kime
Blacklick
Kime
Ranyan
Measee
Wettling
Indiana
McFeaters
Fire destroys Dixonville dwelling owned by Roy Kinter
A Friday night blaze in Dixonville destroyed a two story dwelling owned by Roy Kinter of Deckers Point. The fire started around 11 o'clock and burned with headway such that firefighters could not save the house. Neighbors kept flames from spreading to adjacent buildings. The rented logs were valued at about 2000 dollars with 1500 dollars of insurance through Thompson agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixonville
Roy Kinter
Deckers Point
Thompson
Elkin building razed by George A Conrath on Philadelphia Street
George A Conrath of town has purchased the Elkin building on Philadelphia Street and plans to raze it. The structure, once partly destroyed by fire last winter and bought by the Qk lodge, may yield enough lumber to build two dwellings. James N Houck, a 71 year mercantile veteran, closed his store last week and will not reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Conrath
Elkin
Philadel‘phia Street
Qk Lodge
James N. Houck
Ab Onberg
Houck
Bly Atock
Spring Meeting of Presbyters in Conemaugh Presbytery
The spring meeting of the Conemaugh Presbytery of the United Presbyterian church was held at Bollyar yesterday. Revs Day Brownlee and Ty Moorhead represented the first church, town, with Rev M Welch the second church. John R Caldwell of town is greatly improved and in excellent spirits. Mathbing Conrath of Cockport intends to move to Indiana soon. his son George A Conrath will build a house on his lot on the west side. Philadelphia arrest mentioned, to be occupied by his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conemaugh
United Presbyterian ‘Church
Bollyar
J. Day
Brownlee
A. Ty ‘Moorhead
Town
M. Welch
Windher
John R. Caldwell
Tadtaue
Mathbing Conrath
Cockport
Indiana
George A. Conrath
Philadelphia
W. A
J. Faith
Greatsburg
Nelson Wuarden
J. C. Lydie
Carrie
Panxsutawney
Mahaffey
Gipsy
Alex Balentina
Neat Church
Vandergrift
W. L. Detar
William M. Bush
Near Trade City
Mr. Bush
North Mahoning Township
Clara Collitt
Marian Center
W. DL. Collelet
North Sixth Stred
Josiah Neal
Punxsutawney
Ray
Clare Mullen
North Ninth Street
Indiana Foundry Co
Byd
First National Bank of
Redding
Procrass
David Houk
Philadelphia School of Pharmacy
J. Howard Wonk
Indiana Pharmacy
Sylph Forrester
Mary van Rossier
Lucy M. Taylor
Normal
Bertha Baylor
Church Street
Iroquois Club
Punxsutawooy
Mit
Thomas Neberling
Ernest
Mrr'Heberllig
Ben
Minesb
C. J. Cameron
Cherry ‘Ees
Camero
John B
Blackley
Slater
Nellie
Bullington Township
John DB
Blaskley
Nellie Calvin
Misa Bowars
Misa Calvin
Fot Wilson College
Chambarasberg
Bowars
George W. Wheeler
Digtriah
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Whitlsy No
Wheeler
Marion Center
Three Days of Skating Schedule Announced
The notice lists skating sessions at Palace Skatin Rink for Thursday and the remainder of the week. Evening sessions are planned with the main events occurring in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Skatin
Tadiana High School Commencement Exercises Planned
Commencement exercises for Tadiana High School will be held Tuesday evening May 7 in Library Hall. The senior class has thirty four members with girls predominating. The program includes class history, prophecies, orations, recitations, essays, and a quartette, with many musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadiana” High School
Library Hall
Lena Gilchrist
Grace Fleck
Dorothy Daugherty
Bessie L
Bolo
Dorothy Daugherty Wheseyeyee
Norm Gibbet - Trovert
George Clark
Beuale Lytle
Luther Park
Wilma Gibert
James Sexton
Grace Bigul Ebawayi
veesMitbel Murnshower 'Devlamaulon
Graves
Nestor Guylay Jar Taker
Domble Harthway
Grave Fleck
Stella Lower
Qiale
Padil Steotio
Ralphasin
Rey Lodi Bely
Johnstown Man In Pasadena On Ill Health Return
Mr Frank A Cresswell of Johnstown, after a stay in Pasadena California due to ill health, was brought home Friday. He endured the trip fairly well but his condition remains serious with little hope of permanent recovery. Cresswell was born and raised at Strongstown, a well known figure in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Pasadena
Cal
Cresswell
Btrongstown
Eight-year-old Clark B Carnahan completes third term
Four good record holder Clark B Carnahan of Sheboata, age eight, finishes his third term without missing a day. His teacher Miss Genavra Johnston has led the school seven years. He earned a reward for attendance from his teacher and she received a purse of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark B. Carnahan
Sheboata
Genavra Johnston
Pepesn Ven
Sawmill Opens on Ring Purchase Near Parkwood
D. F. Ring buys timber tract from Mrs. Jans King near Parkwood. A sawmill is set up on the newly acquired land and some time will be used to manufacture lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Ring
Jans. King
Parkwood
Warner Wins Debate Honors at Denison University
Charles Warner of Hubbard Q won first honors in a debate between the societies of Denison University. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W A Warner. The event featured a strong performance by Warner in the competition at Denison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Warner
W. A. Warner
Hubbard, Q
Near Towp
Denison University
Armagh Correspondent Reports Latvat Translation
A correspondent from Armagh notes a Latvat from the area and mentions a translation tied to a local songation. The report adds limited detail and preserves the regional reporting tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armagh
Church News Communion Services Held at Second United
Communion services were held at the Second United Presbyterian church Sunday with Rev. J. M. Walch assisted by Rev. A. S. Curry of Dubois. Preparatory services were to take place Saturday at 2 PM. Mrs Helen White Beeson of Pittsburgh welcomed a son born Sunday. Mrs Kate Lytle Osborne of Latrobe joyfully announced a daughter’s arrival in her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
J. M. Walch
A. 8. Curry
Dubois
Lutheran Church
Ginddenen
Mra
Helen White Beeson
Pittsburg
Kate Lytle Osborne
Latrghe
Teacher Surprised by Pupil Gifts Near Plumcreek Township
Miss Bertha Johnston, longtime teacher at McKee school in Plumcreek township, received four water gel and a pair of handsome vases from her pupils in celebration of four successful terms. She is now attending Elderton academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Johnston
Near Town
McKee
Plumcreek
Armatron Equity
Johnston
Elderton Academy
Fragmentary note on patient and relatives in Armstrong visit
A brief, readable fragment mentions a patient in a foyer with his brother named Cunningham and another person named Aylants. The text indicates plans or actions related to returning home to Armstrong, but many words are garbled and ambiguous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy. Cunningham
Aylants
Armstrong
Buffalo and Susquehanna to Upgrade Line to Sagamore
Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad plans major improvements from Juneau Junction to Sagamore to handle increased coal traffic. Work this year includes adding sidings and curtailing curves, with double tracking planned but not starting until next year. Passenger and freight service on the Pittsburgh end to be expanded. new freight cars delivered to Indiana county lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Susquehanna
Tureaanna
Sagnemore
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad Company
Juneau Junction
Sagamore
Plumville
Buffalo & Susquehanna Coal and ‘Coke Company
Goodyears
Buffalo & Susquehanna
Pittsburg
Near Futune
Buifald
Goodyear
Baganigre
Indiana County Lnes
Painter D attempted suicide by penknife in melodramatic episode
Daniel Showers, 28, a painter and former Philippine War veteran, attempted self harm by cutting his throat with a penknife on Wednesday evening. He was treated by Dr. H W Protharo who saved him from blood loss. In a melancholic spell he believes he endures torture in a distant land. He was moved to a brother's home in Clearfield on Friday and may recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Showers
HW. Ney Protharo
Shipwers
Clearfield
Notable Barnesboro figures depart town and take new roles
George Wildeman haos purchased the handsome lamp of Dr and Mrs J B Miller and will occupy it. Dr Miller plans to move to Indiana. The Star notes the rise of local leadership including Birat National Bank and a push for a new school building. Harry B. Redding is named general manager of Kittanning Tow Company and Kittanning Country & Machine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ). Wildeman Haos
J. 8. Miller
Miller
Indiana
Barnesboro
Musop
Birat National Bank
Barnesboro Star
Kranalis Cancorna
Harry B. Redding
Ofttsburg
Kittanning Toa Company
Kittanning Country & Machine Company
Kitanning
Mr. Hedding
Indiana County
Smicksburg
Reddinges
Kittsoning
Little Doings In Court During March Term Busy
The second week of the March term opened Monday with many cases set for trial but much business had been disposed of or continued. The docket shows several matters moved or settled and the court proceeded with the remaining trials yesterday afternoon.
Personal Brevities Highlight Local Visitors in Town
West Lebanon's Dr J T Cass visited town yesterday while Prof R E B Owens of Cortlandt N Y engaged in vishing felonds. Dozens of residents including John W Fyock Purchase Line and J K Stumpf South Seventh street checked in with callers and business in town. Local jurors, visitors, and relatives frequent the county seat and nearby towns, with several notables like Gen Campbell represented by C W McCrady and Miss Florence H Blanchfield traveling from Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Cass
West Lebanon
R. E B. Owens
Cortlandt
N. Y
John W. Fyock
Purchase Line
J-K. Stumpf
South Seventh Strees
New York City
Bualnesa
Fred Jutmlaon
Johnstown
R. &. Fleming
Sheloca
J.B. Graham
Strongstown
Levin McGuire
Clymer
William Mosack
D. £. McGregor
Marion Center
John McConnell
Johnstown Friends
Sean R. Wingart
South Mahonia Township
Cour
Matthias Conrath
Qoolport
George A. Conrath
Alex. H. Stephens
Cherryhill Township
P. A. Willet
Towanda
Hiram Gibson
W. J. Brondmeaday
Rossiter
Jamey
White
Niagars Walla
Robert Etkin
Joseph Kerr
West Mahoning Township
David McCormick
Heshbon
J. A. Weanter
Homer City
Warren
Sarah Willlawe
Herbert
Martintown
H. J. Altsman
Wayne Avenue
Mes. Dudayoire
Pittsburg
Fr. W. Goodwin
Kittanning
Copswell
Normal
Charlotte Crogsman
Oalland Avenue
Punxsutawney Friends
Isaac K. Miller
Bleaklick Township
Edward Ploming
Caroline
Starford
N.H. Henry
Blairsville
Bell Aliison
Dravesburg
John Lichtenfels
West Wheatfield Township
John M. Pobts
G. W. Brokes
Coral
Mary Jones
Church Street
Minnie Matthews
Johnatown
Charles KR
Joseph W. Clements
J. Dick Wilson
Indiana
Mary B. Wykoop
Rayne Township
Hooveraville
Somerset County
Anna M. King
Ucov Parkwood
J. T. Young
de. W. 8. Walker
Clarksburg
R. W. Langham
Town
Sarah A. Darker
Sir. David, LL
Matthew Grier
Miss McFarland
Butler
St. Pringle
North Ninth Street
Pension list for Civil War veterans in Indiana County
The county grants increased monthly pensions to numerous Civil War veterans and widows, listing names like David Cochran, Isren Schrecongost, Daniel Snyder, James Henry, and many others with their corresponding monthly amounts and start dates. Local notices include funeral attendance, residents visiting relatives, and remarks on Cherry Tree’s bright future amid regional industrial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David &. Cochran
Dayton
Rolsana
Manruary
Isren Schrecongost
Miderton
David Mack
Clyde
Daniel Snyder
Indiana
James K. Henry
Blairsville
William Mair
Leander Baylor
Austin C. Rankin
Hillsdale
Joby W. Kerr
Purchase Line
Findley
Samuel Earhad
Jaisville
Joseph Moorhead
Biaiaville
William Wilson
Jacob Mack
John H. Smith
Elderton
Jessa Reed
Bay A. Menniken
Death by Live Wire Claims Opie Neal in Jefferson County
Opie Neal, born and raised in Georgeville, was killed instantly near his Sporte bua home when a downed telephone line touched an electric wire during a storm. He and a neighbor attempted to investigate a fire, Neal touched the live circuit while freeing a friend, and was fatally burned. His widow and seven children survive. interment followed at Circle Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opie Neal
Georgeville
Ogg Neal
Sportebua
Jefferson County
Elis
Acean
Thomas Neal
Neal
105Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Circle Hill
Odd Fellows To Hold Event At New Plumville Lodge
Plumville Lodge No 803 I O O F dedicates its three story 30 by 60 foot building Wednesday evening with an opening meeting banquet and initiation of new members. Rev A R Longanecker of Dubois delivers dedicatory address. District Deputy G W Wheeler installs officers. Smickburg team to preside. visitors from nearby locales expected. basement restaurant and public gathering area. strong local fraternal group with businessman members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumville
Plumville Lodge
A. R. Longanecker
Dubois
Smickgburg Lutheran Church
Odd Fellows
Logmes
Plainville
Old Fellows
Pinaville Lodge
Weddings of 4 Week Herbert Elder and Margaret Hazlett
Herbert Elder of Derry and Margaret Hazlett of Blairsville were married at the bride’s mother's home by Rev Calvin G. Hazlett. The ceremony occurred Wednesday in Blairsville, following local wedding customs and honorific family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert ‘F. Elder
Derry
Margaret Wilda. Hazlett
Blairsville
Nettie Hosack
Rov
Calvin G. Hazlett
Hollaire
UNVAPRUR BY INS W W Uncapher Weds Ida Florence Byers
William W. Uncapher of Kittanning and Miss Ida Florence Byers were married at the Lutheran park on Wednesday by Rev. Lewis Hays. The couple will reside in Kittanning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian W. Uncapher
Kittanning
Ida Florence. Byers
Town
Lutheran Parkopage
Lewis Hays
Daughtera of Rebekah Progressive Ouchro and Dance
The Daughtera of Rebekah hold a progressive ouchro and dance at Library Hall tomorrow evening. Music begins at 8, runs to 10, lunch at 10 to 12, and dancing from 11 to 1. Tickets only from the committee. Apple’s Orchestra provides music. The Thdlany Bkating Club closed the session Thursday with a enjoyable evening. About 100 persons attended and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Library Hall
Vickets Gan
Apple
Thdlany Bkating
Harry B. Marshall
Himer Isilis
No Morn Bive for Bride's at Statlone
An order from the head official of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company seeks a tax on old shoes. A verdict or action may be issued in a few days, with Pittsburgh exchange as a potential venue. The text notes recent confirmations and social events around a couple, detailing incongruous events and damaged phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statlone
Oldvess
Pennaylyania Railroad
Pittaburg Exchange
Wid
Enthuaiastia Gitt Friends of
Bom aTameUte
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Commenci
IMENT
Twottty Lve
Neeting
Robert Runyan
Trie
Mynter
Rezing Elkin Building
Bertone
Banare
Church News
Penkatto
John W. Sutton
Indiana Foundry Company, Limited
Steubenville
M. Githele
Nalilo
Sixth Strest
Jost
Atlantic City
Milas Ida Yair
Toledo
Houth
Clark
Muhallay
Wellington
Joseph Wisher
Washington Beat
Dockers Point
Pleasant
Florence Hlanchfield
D. Wilse Earl
North Sixth Street
John McGregor
Greensburg
Marahali
Conemiaugh Township
Foster
Mort Monkey
Walter Melenry
Eta
Bryante Vielé Wakevile
William Jennings Hrvan
Iandsome
Plamcville
Redor-Hazlett
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