Langham Unopposed for Congress in Indiana County
Langham leads for Congress with no opposition in the Indiana district. Langham, Watson, and Henry named for Assembly and delegates to the State Convention. Lt. Gov. Murphy of Johnstown seeks Pennsylvania governor nomination at Harrisburg June 22. Beale withdraws from race leaving Langham with a clear field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Henry
Robert S. Murphy
Johnstown
J. N. Langham
Town
Maj
Joseph Beale
Leechburg
Mr. Langham
Langham
Clarion
Jefferson
Maj. Beale
Indiana
John F. Fisher
Congress
Assembly
James T. Henry
Blairaville
M. C. Watson
Jac. T. Smith
Banks Township
Harry D. Condron
Bilairsville
J. R. Richards
Robert 8. Murphy
Harrisburg
Murphy
Pennsylvania
Edwin 8. Stuart
Commonwealth
Mr. Murphy
Louisville
N. J
Francis Murphy
Maine
Hedding College
Maos
Pennington College
Pennington
Cambria County
P. C.knox
Dr Ament Re-Elected Principal at Increased Salary
Indiana Normal trustees re elect Dr James H Ament as principal with salary raised from 3000 to 3600. Board endorses his leadership and predicts the coming year will be the most successful in the school’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Ament
Blairsville to Stage The Little Cadet School Play
Blairsville High School presents The Little Cadet a three act musical comedy May 2 at Dinstein's opera house. Written by Harry B Marshall and May M Ward the show features eighteen original numbers and tells of a schoolgirl who seeks her sweetheart in Cuba after losing her fortune. Amateur cast includes all students plus a chorus of twelve girls under Ada Rowe with prior success from The Belle of Manila boosting anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairaville
Indiana
Blairsville High School
Plaga
Dinstein
Opera House
Harry B. Marshall
Town
May M
Ida C. Ward
Mabel Page
South
Mr. Marshall
Cuba
Hudson
Rough Riders
Havana
Ada Rowe
Marshall
Blairsville
Manila
Memorial To Be Raised In Honor Of Veteran Thacher
Contributions to Wolf Fund total 271.72 dollars. County Superintendent James F. Chapman reports gifts from numerous districts including Armagh 0.75, Armstrong 7.45, Banke 5.25, Black Lick 8.80, Blairsville 16.39, Brushvalley 4.50, Buffington 8.50, Burrell 5.26, Canoe 5.50, Center 10.25, Cherryhill 6.50, Cherry Tree 1.50, Clymer 1.80, Conemaugh 6.50, Georgeville 1.00, Glen Campbell 8.13, Grant 7.00, Green 9.00, Homer City 4.00, Indiana 35.00, Jacksonville 1.00, East Mahoning 3.80, West Mahoning 2.30, North Mahoning 5.25, South Mahoning 4.00, Marion Center 17.50, Mechanicsburg 1.00, Montgomery 4.50, Pine 8.50, Rayne 28.30, Salineburg 6.00, Shelabad 2.00, Smicksburg 1.25, Washington 6.30, East Wheatfield 6.00, West Wheatfield 7.00, White 6.65, Young 7.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Fund
James F. Chapman
Armagh
Armstrong
Banke
Blacklick
Blairsville
Brushyalley
Buffington
Burrell
Canoe
Center
Cherryhill
Cherry Tree
Clymer
Conemaugh
Georgeville
Glen Campbell
Grant
Green
Homer City
Indiana
Jacksonville
East Mahoning
West Mahoning
North Mahoning
South Mahoning
Marion Center
Mechanicsburg
Montgomery
Pine
Rayne
Salieburg
Shelada
Smicksburg
Washington
East Wheatfield
West Wheatfield
White
Young
Farmer Emanuel Kunkle Found Dead Near Coral
Emanuel Kunkle, a farmer near Coral, was found dead in bed Monday morning. He retired in his usual health Sunday evening and heart trouble is believed the cause. He was 72, twice married, and survived by 12 children. Interment was in the Lutheran chapel cemetery at Coral. Old Soldiers to Visit Battlefields. A group plans a Virginia trip to view Cold Harbor, Fair Oaks, Petersburg, Fredericksburg and Richmond from May 16 for ten days. If ten or more are in, round trip tickets may be reduced. Contact Frank Overdorff or John Jacoby, Indiana, Pa., by May 10. Two Birthdays Celebrated. Burgess and Mrs. William J. Smith of Glen Campbell marked birthdays with a 75-guest celebration and gifts. South Bend Girl wed. Miss Miriam Edna Smith of South Bend engaged to Frank Alvin Coleman of Spring Church. He works for American Sheet Steel and Tin Plate in Yaucereritt. they will reside there. Property Changes Hands. G. W. Roser property at Brushy Alley sold to Dr. Wil Haw Johns for $600 with improvements by W. G. Nasonahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budden
Coral
Emanuel Kunkle
Lutheran Chapel
Virginia
Cold Harbor
Fair Oaks
Petersburg
Fredericksburg
Richmond
Indiana
Frank Overdorff
John Jacoby
South Bend
Miriam Edna Smith
Frank Alvin Coleman
T. J. Coleman
Spring Church
Coleman
The
American Sheet Steel and Tin Plate Company
Yaucereritt
Harrison H. Overdorff
Johnstown
Nate Henry Overdorff
Brushvalley Township
This County
Brushvalley
Rebecca A. Lapoole
Frank Overdorft
Itown
William Overdorfft
Brush Valley
Henry Overdorff
Washington
Mary Marks
Busan Reeger
Lock Haven
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Cambria Mills
Overdorf
G. A. R. Post
T. J. Barrett
Moxham United Evangelical Church
Westmont Cemetery
Tobias Shandle
Sarah Shandle
Homer City
Iver
Shamokin
George Reela
Gilberton
William Shandle
Zerby
Aaron Shuandle
Tawas City
Richard Kautter
Harry Gerhard
George
Walter
Samuel
John
Charles
Albert
Oscar Shandle
J. W. Shaffer
Homer City Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Spanish American War Reunion Plans at Indiana
Plans for the Fifth Regiment Association reunion of Spanish American War veterans to be held in Indiana next Wednesday include a forenoon business meeting and an evening banquet and campfire in Library Hall, with the Drum Corps among the musical groups. Indiana boasts six captains from the war, including W. M. Mahan and H. W. Fee, aiding a warm welcome for visiting veterans. Features include a parade, town auto tours, and badge registration for attendees. Deeds recorded in Indiana County accompany the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Regiment Association of
Library Hall
Fifth Regiment
Indiana
W. M. Mahan
Hughes
W. F. Bltin
D. M. Caldwell
H. W. Fee
D. C. McLain
Renners
News of County Towns and Local Notes
Joseph Wilson of Garroltown visits here on Sunday. Beringer Bros livery team lose a driving horse. Mary J McFarland and daughter Leda visit Clearfield. K Haverley and wife from Jersey Shore visit. W A Bolvin of Mahaffey calls on friends. Joseph Heyner moves to Notley house Penn street. B W Hayes adds to his residence. Miss Blanche and Sybil Clarke visit Jeannette. Mrs Phillip Smyers dies, interment here. Mrs A J Good dies in Altoona, buried in Odd Fellows cemetery. Wissinger family and others go trout fishing near Lock Haven. Marylizabeth Hickenlooper dies April 9. Western Union scores to be posted at McClaren's. R Hitler in Mine La Motte stores. Mrs Calvin Lytle returns from Colorado. W B Piper observes Arbor Day in Saltsburg. Dollie Elizabeth Allison marries William Murphy Indiana Harbor. Memorial Day plans at Marion Center. Rev J W Wilson to speak, Rev A C Powell to preach May 28. FP Wells improving home on West Main. Patriotic Order Sons of America lodge to be installed. William S Brown named Reale officer. Miss Dora Walker honored by Marion school pupils. John Kennedy fish prize. Indiana County notes, funerals, wind storm damage. A. Cunningham and family in Indiana Friday. Miss Madge Cunningham visits sister. Mrs Susan Hutchison ill. Mr J J Hutchison hosts visitors. A. Dick sells farm to Fred Ribblet. to move to Virginia. William Taylor dies in Butler. Deserters from army cases: Bert Parshall and Frank Sovengke. John Maloney found dead near Nantyglo. likely natural causes. New Florence postmaster recommended: Joseph Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wilson
Garroltown
Beringer Bros
Mia
J. W. McFarland
Leda
Clearfield
K. Haverley
Jersey Shore
Wt. A. Bolvin
Mahaffey
Joseph Heyner
C. BE. Wissinger
Blair Wissinger
Arthur Sechler
Roy Tonkin
John Notley
John Him
Lock Haven
Marylizabeth Hickenlooper
Frank Hickenlooper
Conemaugh Township
Western Union Telegraph Company
McClaren
R. ¥. Hitler
Mine la Motte
Wyo
West
Calvin Lytle
Hom
Colorado
W. B. Piper
Indiana
Saltsburg
W. H. Allison
Dollie Elizabeth
Willian Murphy
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Allison
South
D. E. McGregor
Indiiana
Dora Walker
Lower Marion School
Cunningham matron dies after illness at Wayne avenue home
Mrs. Sanne Cunningham died Thursday afternoon at her Wayne avenue home after a several day illness from pneumonia. She was 79, married to Attorney Badaael Cunningham since 1873, and survived by her husband and four daughters. Funeral services were held at the Cunningham residence and interment was in Oakland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanne Cumnningham
Taridet
Cunningham
Badaael Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
Alexander Iltatt
Artingh
Presbyterian Church
Mabel
Helen
Laura
Besse M
South Seventh Street
Harry M. Biliott
Armagh
Martha E
John H. Gunningham
Johnstown
Rose
Ll. R. Wilson
Wilkinaburg
W. Hivang
Town
William Lintner
Blairaville
Cunningham Home
F. 8. Crawford
Preauyéerian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Civil cases on trial in county court
Civil court sessions proceed with two cases called this week. Mrs Veronics Parasys won $300 plus $26.40 interest from Northern Insurance on a fire loss with policyholder moved across towns. C R Bartlebaugh won $19.10 from tax payments on land and coal shares. A bond hearing for South Fifth Street and a guardianship for Robert Galbreath were heard. Two cases remain for trial this week: Wilhelm v Edwards and Cameron v Wehrle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Bartlebaugh
S. I
Duff Sawyer
Bartlebaugh
Gartlebaugh
South Fifth Street
W. D. Gates
Robert Galbreath
C. J. Wilhelm Ve. David Edwards
J. GC
Cameron Eva
R. W. Wehrle
Local church closes year with balance in treasury
The First United Presbyterian reports a year end treasury balance of 78.84 after expenses and mission quotas, with total contributions of 3,048.00. A. T. Moorhead presided. William F. Simpson and James W. Mack were re‑elected trustees. Additional notes mention Second United Presbyterian of Indiana showing a 31.1% balance, Seeds for Progress program notes, and a circus coming May 14 by Wallace & Hagenbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian
General Assembly
A. T. Moorhead
William F. Simpson
James W. Mack
Second United Presbyterian Church of Indiana
J. M. Stewart
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Dealn
William N. Liggett
West Chestnut Street
John A. Scott
North Seventh Street
Josephine
Samuel Roberts
George Silver
Warren
Henry Hopkins
Flora
Polk Institute
Feablea Mindad
D. T. Niel
Miners’ Hospital
Heilwood
Penn Mary Coal Company
R. F. McHenry
Penn Mary
Charles Holmes
Shearer
Whick
Fenn Mary Coal Company
Hellwood
8. C. Weamer
Pennsylvania State Veterinary Medical Association
Ox Hill School
Bouth Mahoning Township
Grace Hall
Wehrum Rao S
Tatfoa
Weasum
Thacher
Burgess
William J. Smith
Mr. Smith
G. W. Roser
Wil. Haw Johns
W. G. Naso Nahan
Harry P. Beany
Pittsburg
J. W. Kerr
Purchase Line
Apollo
Mary Jones
Ghuch Street
B. Ss. Conner
Harry Lakehart
Washington Township
Atdele Warner
Ciders Ridge
Harry W. Oberlin
Rosinter, Mills
J. G. Moore
Deland
Fla
J. M. Guthrie
Nellie
T. M. Kurtz
Frank B. Hastings
Punxautawney
Curtis Elkin
Chelsea
Okla
John Lemon
Ambrose
Chicago
William Johns
W. W. Colbitt
Plumville
W.L. Getrith
Monay
Annie Reeger
Railroad Avenue
Delia Lockhart
Rossmayne
William Hosack
West Lebanon
Clarksburg
H. L. McCullough
Cookport
McCullough
Green Township
Sarah Fletcher
West School Street
T. S. Pearce
First National Bank of
Tulsa
M. R. Colbitt
Marion
T. W. Colbitt
S. W. Rose
West Water Street
Sarah Nicholson
Rosie Myers
J. G. Myers
J. S. Potts
Methodist Episcopal Church
Carney
Woodside
del. FE
B. Camp
I. B. Worrall
Kittanning
Thomas Carnahan
Shelocta
Judge Elkin
Philadelphia
M. Bennett & Sons
Calvert County
Maryland
Harry White
Princeton University
Gen. White
J. H. Whitacre
Blairaville Free Methodist Church
H. Edwards
Jamestown
N. Y
W. H. Stanley
Rochester Mills
A. 0. Powell
America
Europe
J. H. Wachab
Parkwood
Wachob
Indiana County
Ion Howe
KRMEN
Pitth Regiment
Mnmal Escate
Mince
J. Wood Clark
Harry H. Brilhart
S. I. McCullough
Max Crawford
J. H. Brilhart
Stewart J. Sides
Nellie T. Caulfield
Adah Smith
Banks
Margaret Winters
D. B. Taylor
Moorhead
BH. B. Campbell
Campbell
Frage
Bohemia
Wade Harris
Maple Street
Unring
Gibson
Pennsylvvania Hospital
Margaret McCardle
South Street
Lutheran Church of
Grover C. Snyder
Ewes
Brushvailey
Annie L. Myers
John Harris
Rospsiter
Beatrice Neal
Rogelter
John Staklera
Anna Lenhart
Deena Blairsville
Joseph S. Keibler
Myrtle F. Richardson
Ira L. Rosborough
Nellie Kirkland
Westmoreland Co
Hquilla Brust
Rose Nibert
News OF
A. Cunningham
Dil‘Ile
Jennie Johnston
Jennie [Sutton
H. M. Willett
Samuel Cunningham
Madge Cunningham
Clarence Findley
Susan Hutchison
Martha Hobinson
Clara. Fulcomer
Lockport
J. J. Hutchison
A. Dick
Fred Ribblet
William Taylor
Butler
Wakediel
Amy Bert Parshall
92Nd Company
Coast Artillery
Fort Flagler
Wash
Frank Sovengke
53Rd Company
Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Wardsworth
Rosebank
Soyenske
Barneaboro
Rosa Bultoskey
John Maloney
Haatinge
Woode
Nantyglo Thureday
New Florence
Joseph Wagner
Hecent Deatis
Arthur 1
Repine
Arthur L. Repine
Morrow Street
Blacklick Township
Pacific Coast
W. L. Barrett
J. M. Finley
Oakland
Plac
George Hoituusa
George Hoffman
James Conway
Henry Weiland
James Downey
Pine Township
A. DB. Swisson
Nicktown
Michael Miller
Jeannette
Wiliam Hoffman
Elkhart
Eya Hoffman
Susie
Mattie
Martin Hoffman
John Hoffman
Nicholas Hoffman
White Township
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Porter McAdoo
Porter
Earl McAdoo
Memorial Hospital
Jobnetown
First United Presbyterian Congregation
Progress
Leola Alter
Misa Katharine Cramer
Hollvar
Braddock Hospital
Mary Weir
Ida Gailey
Braddock Institution
Wallace & Hagenback
Evangelical Church
W. M. Peiffer
East Oak Street
Peffer
William Brown Haehoor
Hast
North Mashoning
H. McGregor
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