Second Trade Tour's Warm Welcome Across Northern Towns
Indiana Chamber of Commerce members completed their second trade tour yesterday visiting fourteen towns in Northern Indiana, receiving hearty hospitality and passing out commemorative glass pin trays and cups. The convoy of eleven automobiles carried 45 people, with stops at Ernest Creekside Chambersville Willet Sagamore Wallopsburg Rossmoyne and others, collecting goodwill and praise for strong roads and ideal weather as businessmen praised local hosts. A minor radiator accident near Willet caused a quick repair, and the tour continued with visits to Mellon Center Kellysburg Gambleton and end stops before returning to Indiana. The next tour is scheduled to begin in two weeks, routing through Onberg Tanoma Dixonville Idamar Utah Stafford Lovejoy Cockport Pine Flats Heilwood Kenwood Penn Run and Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Aouthern County
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Diamond Glass Company
Ernest
Creekside
Serpentine Creek
Chambersville
Chamberavilla
Willet
George Greiner
Greiner
Ford Agency
Sagamore
Wallopsburg
Indiana’ County
Armstrong County
Wallopabure
W. I. Hays
Rossmoyne
Frantz
Georgeville
Trade City
Corode
Rochester Mills
Mellon Center
Universal
Kellysburg
Gambleton
Ward Park
H. C. Buchheit
Buchheit Bros
J. L. Gulp
J. F. Clemnets
T. B. Clark
Irvin Glasser
H. C. Christy & Co
Phoes
L. J. Driggs
Penn Public Service Co
George H. Fulmer
Central District Telephone Co
G. W. Graff
J. Howard Houck
Indiana Pharmacy
George C. Rigg
Hetrick
Wilson & Co
S. and
Charles LeVine
Indiana Dye Works
L. Neff
Indiana County Street Railways Co
John W. Sutton
Indiana Foundry
Moorhead
Moorhead Bros
Job McCreight
W. G. Orr
G. W. Plotzer
Wayne Rigg
Wayne Rigg & Co
David Pincus
St. Clair, Rinn & Co
A. W. Mabon
J. M. Stewart & Co
H. G. Snyder
Tra
A. Myers
the City Grocery
A. 5. Cunningham
Ralston Walker
Charles Jobe
the Cunningham Co
John W. Vogel
Vogel Bros
Heber Steving
H. H. Steving & Son
M. O. Sherrick
Sherrick & Reed
W. F. Wettling
Indiana Bent Ring Ladder Co
Charles Woodburn
Woodburn
Edward Young
Onberg
Tanoma
Dixonville
Idamar
Utah
Stafford
Lovejoy
Cockport
Pine Flats
Heilwood
Kenwood
Penn Run
Clymer
Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway Annual Report Highlights Growth
The Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway released its annual report at New York directors meeting. It shows gross revenues of 11.97 million dollars and net earnings of 2.13 million, up 16 and 20 percent respectively from last year. The firm maintained its upkeep policy with 34 percent of operating revenue spent on track and equipment, reduced the operating transportation ratio to 32.71 percent, and increased average train loads from 647 to 710 tons. Fixed charges to operating revenue fell to 17.8 percent. The year added ten locomotives, 1000 steel coal cars, seventeen all steel passenger cars, plus fifteen more locomotives and twenty seven all steel cars under construction for September delivery. A new classification yard at Rochester, a second track to Scottsville, sixty miles of automatic block signals, 122 miles of train dispatching lines, new brick stations at Salamanca Brockwayville Warsaw, and a new division office at Hast Salaman Ch were completed or underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Halloway
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway
New York
Rochester
Scottsville
Salamanca
Brockwayville
Warsaw
Hast
Walter H. Jackson Resigns From Indiana Gazette
Walter H. Jackson of South Sixth street resigns after twenty years as editor and eighteen years as plant manager of the Indiana Gazette. He remains a stock holder and director of the Indiana Publishing Company. R. H. Ray becomes editor and manager, continuing the paper's frank, fair reporting tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Gazette
Walter H. Jackson
South Sixth Street
Indiana Publishing Company
Hoe
Gazette
Jackson
The
R. H. Ray
Mr. Jackson
Savan Coal Company Plans Rail Link to Savan Station
The Savan Coal Company, active in the county, lifts rights of way from Deckers Point area to Savan Station and bids to build a railroad connecting with the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg line. The coal near Rochester Mills is high quality and low in sulphur, destined for England. cannell coal will be sold locally in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deckers Point
Savan Station
Savan Coal Company
Buffalo, Rochester
Buffalo
Personalities at leisure cross-country visits weekly
Bolivar resident George Hammors visits Indiana. Philadelphia and Chicago relatives are hosting. Various locals travel to Atlantic City Crystal Beach and Florida sites. many return home after short trips. The piece lists names, places, and brief itineraries across multiple towns.
Special Train to Saltsburg Conventon Aug 22
Indiana residents are invited to ride a halffare special train to Saltsburg for the Sabbath School convention closing session. Departure from Indiana between 6 and 6:30 pm, return after the meeting. Fare 99 cents. Sessions feature A S Gregg and W H Holderby. women speaker Miss Martha Robinson. Local committee named to coordinate details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Salzeburg
Gregg
Cleveland
American Civic Reform Union
H. Holderby
Pittsburg
Martha Robinson
Bloomsburg
Saltsburg
J. C. Moore
W. GC. Davis
W. R B. Ansley
M. D
G. C. McCormick
Wm. Hart
W. T. Richards
F. E. Shupe
Wm. B. Ansley
J. M. McPhilimy
J. W. Portier
Jennie McConnell
Julia Snow
Myrtle Johnston
Mary Badzer
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Report
Real estate transfers list deeds recorded in Indiana County including lots and acres sold in Canoe Conemaugh Green Clymer Blairsville Black Lick and White townships with prices from 60 to 14 000. Coal deeds show Green Township purchases and several school teachers listed alongside buyers. A Sagamore school vacancy prompted principal election and a state certificate exam drew 60 examinees. Local baseball results note Indiana Collegians beat Pittsburg Collegians 3 to 1 while Latrobe and Johnstown teams fared poorly. a theft at New Florence netted $60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Guaranty & Trust Co
Canoe
P. Basile
M. J. Leech
Conemaugh
Charles S. Fisher
Saltsburg Coal Mining Co
John Lb. Heasley
Joseph W. Rankin
Clymer
John S. Davison
Frank B. Longwill
Dixonville
A. W. Engle
Samuel A. Krider
Green
Leroy Bee
John T. Christie
Elle Sinclair
James
Gilhousen
Jesse L. Way
J. B. Markle
White
E. B. Campbell
D. F.rtnn
Charles E. Landfair
Blacklick
W. S. Mack
Agnes B. Stephens
P. M. Sickenberger
A. L. Clawson
Blairsville
Wm. GC. Smith
Clarence Beringer
Clyde Beringer
Green Township
Manor “Real Estate & Trust
Catherine McCoy
James A. Lantry
Jennie Frank
Harry C. Young
Emma C. Adams
Jesse L. Shank
Sherman Henry
Grim Reapers Harvest Claims Taylorsville Pioneer
William S. Davison of Taylorsville aged 84 dies at home after long illness. He helped run a general store, served as postmaster, was a keen reader and long time Christian church member with descendants in Indiana Fort Morgan and Brushvalley. Grace Martin dies at 26 after Bright's disease. Stachell Lydick dies at 19 at County Home. James M. Derby dies in Latrobe hospital aged 69. James Wallace Dick dies at 83 in Brushvalley. Charles R. Grambling, 87, dies near Seward. Mary Worthington Lowry, 70, dies in Pittsburgh. Emma Margaret Foust dies at Pitcairn aged 9 months. Odd Fellows Picnic set for August 14 at Fair Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hammors
Bolivar
Indiana
Carrie Gesster
Philadelphia Street
Chicago
Wallace Hopkins
Ann Arbor
Mich
Hamlt
John F. Staving
Oakstreet
Atlantic City
W. C. Moorhead
Church Street
David Fleming
Beatrice
Grant Street
Crystal Beach
Canada
H. W. Muman
Lovejoy
Mary Whitman
Latrobe
William W. Taylor
BH. L. Baker
Vandergrit Heights
W. H. Clawson
Town
OQ. E. Foster
Los Angeles
Cal
Harry McKalip
West Virginia
J. D. McKalip
School Street
Mary Sindorf
Pensacola
Florida
George W. Parker
West
Philadelphia
Frank Hi. Moorhead
North Seventh Street
New York
Blair Taylor
Mary Loughry
Margaret Loughry
van lLoughry
Melinda Detwiler
Bosa Keller
Arthur Wilson
Pittsburgh
W. M. Peffer
Johnstown
D. EE. Cooper
Pittsburg
James W. Mack
North Sixth Street
Elizabeth
J. BE. Hasinger
J. Clement Hasinger
Ford City
George Hasinger
J. Murray Pierce
Muriel
Wilmington
James Speedy
North Highth Street
Belle Forsythe
Columbia Hospital
Wilkinsburg
Railroad Avenue
BE B. Campbell
South Seventh Street
Edward McCrady
Edgewood
Campbell
Annabel Park Hamilton
Marion Center
Beaver Falls
J. Waller
Bloomsburg
Clarence MccCreight
Alexander Mabon
Pennsylvania
G. W. Kaufman
Helen
Eleanor
Harrison Kaufman
William S. Davison
Taylorsville
Winter Davison
Fils
Coddington Davison
Indiana County
William
Davison
B. Crum Taylor
Simon Truby
Brushvalley
Truby
Rebecca Rowland
A. T. Moorhead
The
Progress
J. C. Rugh
M Davison
Ofice
Christian Church
Myra
George ‘A Buchanan
Frank S. Lydie
Fort Morgan
Colo
Seward Davison
Harry T. ‘Ross
Brushyvalley
Oakland Cemetery
Grace Martin
Bright
W. H. Martin
M. BE. Church
Christian Endeavor’ Society
J. W. Gary
Greenwood Cemetery
David Martin
Hellwood
Slaters
Arthur Harman
Greekside
Henry Bennett
Gwendolyn Martin
Stachell Lydick
Deckers Point
J. Irwin Luydick
Montana
Mimer FB
A. B. Lydick
W. Lydick
Mary Palmer
Ida Shankle
Clymer
Martha Myers
Rochester Mills
Tay- Hornville
James M. Derby
Latrobe Hospital
John Derby
Gettysburg
Disciples of Christ Meet at Gipsy Indiana Convention
The annual Disciples of Christ of Indiana county convention will be held at the Gipsy church Friday to Sunday, August 15 to 17, with possible Sunday grove services. Rev. W W Johnston of Clymer presides. officers include Rev. B B Burns, Belle Barnett, and Alonzo Sitiex. Program lists devotions, addresses, business sessions, reports, and missionary talks across Friday through Sunday with speakers from McKees Rocks, Clymer, and Pine Flats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disciples of Christ of
Indiana County
Gipsy Church
Wether
Grove
W. W. Johnston
Clymer
Bible School
F. A. Wight
Harry James
Clymer Quartette
F. Weitzel
Smithport
W. W. Johnson
Foust
EK. Turner
Pine Flats
Olive Lydle
Gipsy
Christian Endeavor
Nellie Groft
Indiana
Leasure
Lawson Johnston Wedding in Cleveland Ohio Union
Lawson O B Lawson and Myrtle L Johnston of Indiana county were married at the home of J B Campbell in Cleveland Ohio on July 9. Bride is daughter of James M Johnston of West Philadelphia street. Groom is son of Thomas Lawson of Clymer. Also Shannon Steele and Marie Steele married Friday evening by Rev. O T Stewart. wedding supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson—Johnston
O. B. Lawson
Mise Myrtle L. Johnston
Indiana County
Cleveland
Mra
J. 8
Campbell
James M. Johnston
West Philadelphia
Thomas Lawson
Clymer
Shannon Steele
Frank Shannon
New Plorence
Marie Steel
William Steele
O. T. Stewart
Ridge Academy trustees re-elect Smith and elect officers
At a recent business meeting of the Ridge Academy trustees Prof. C V Smith was re-elected instructor for the coming year Wilson George was elected president and J Wray secretary. Committees were named for Curriculum Advertising Agricultural and Anniversary tasks with several named members. Attendance is expected to rise in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elders Ridge Academy
Dary Ridge Academy
C. V. Smith
Wilson George
Ra J. Wray
G. Vo Smith
R. H, Wilgen
C. Be Gramner
R. A. Walker
G. ¥. Smith
R. H. Wilton
C. B. Cramner
Agricultural
B. Cramner
J. H. Henderson
Thomas Anderson
Lat. Wray
K. H. Wilson
R. A Walker
J. F. Hood
W. G. King
August reunions draw large crowds across towns
The August reunions attract many families including Uber, Mumau, Buchanan, Learn and Sutter clans. Events at Henry school in Youngstown ship, Jefferson Park Punxatawney, and Learn homestead near Cookport feature balls, dinners, literary programs, and addresses. Many invitees from multiple towns are listed with dates August 14 to 30, and plans for future gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry School
Young Township
Elizabeth Gray
Mary Henry
J. T. Young
Emma Hitte
Mia
T. C. Hood
Anna Fleury
M. C. Watson
Ethel Henderson
G. H. Henry
Mra
JF. Hood
H. H. Hart
W. W. Couch
T. M. Donahue
R. A. Harbison
R. A
Indiana
James M. Uber
Milroy
Thos. B. Uber
Brena
Pittsburg
Henry Uber
Florence
Kane
Harvey Uber
Martha
Helen
Harry Schall
Geary Allgood
Stella Priester
Max
David Uber
Homer City
King Allshouse
Atwood
George Adamson
Plumville
C. 5. Dauberman
Laporte
Jacob Uber
Lou Uber
DuBois
Tamzon Sherwood
McGees Mills
Frank Craft
Marion Center
Rosy Craft
Smyrna
Gua Uber
New Kensington
William Uber
Michael Airgood
D. Hy Baun
Alta
Locuat
Mumau
Old Homestead
Chovejoy
Buchanan
Buchanan Homestead
Galbleton
Mahoning Road
Grove Chapel
Kellysburg
P. J. Tait
W. W. Johnston
Clymer
Chambersine
O. BE. Learn
Cookport
Learn
John Learn
Bad Fire Damages Cherry Tree Iron Works Plant
A fire at Cherry Tree Iron Works Wednesday night damaged the plant to several thousand dollars. Flames started in the machine and moulding departments, but the pattern department was saved by local firemen. The plant is being rebuilt.
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Cherry Tree Iron Works
Indiana Military Band Delights County Home Crowd
The Indiana Military Band performed a concert at the County Home on Friday night. Supt. Wilson Piper and his wife served ice cream and cake to the residents, sharing in enjoyment of both the music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Military Band
Supt
Wilson Piper
Auto accident injures local residents at Butler
Mrs. Martha Gompers and her daughter Mrs. Annie Yost were seriously injured in an auto crash at Butler on Thursday. Miss Alda Neigh of Wilkinsburg spent Sunday night with cousin Mrs. Alice Forrley and Miss Walker on Short Church Street, being called home due to her mother’s typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernie Rugh
Sixth Street
Cleveland
Martha Gompers
Annie Yost
Butler
Alda Neigh
Wilkinsburg
Alice Forrley
Wa Walcker
Short Church Street
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Chamber OF Commerce
Southern
Alex Simpson
Indiana Lumber & Supply Co
B. R. Lumsden
Railroads
Goon Record
Della J. Hess
Tillie Nichol
Beasie Kinnan
H. B. Allison
Bessie Knupp
Wey R, Calhoun
Greenwich
Harry Young
Duke Fieming
Shankletown
Carl Houck
Mack
Sarah Bagley
Ployd Lightner
Hope Fleming
Adamar
Arthur Dunsmore
Charles W. Starr
Greensburg
Ernest Work
Indiana Collegians
Pittsburg Collegians
Latrobe Independents
Clarion
Herg
O. M. Bennett
New Florence
Thompson J. Houston
Leechbute
Cora J. Snyder
Reseebble
Arthur K. Philippi
Ova Tsolin
Adda M. Myers
Sewer
Natrona
Norman Colgan
Rhoda M. Rombaugh
Berlin
Empfield
Reee Blatrayille
Helen B McAnulty
Harvey H, Steffey
Hellwood Tirzuh M
Dunlap
Teenate Rossiter
Charles J. Grater
Ith
Wiliams Sear
Samuel A. Hogue
Tunnelton
McIntyre Mary C, Baker
David BE. O'Harrah
Wee Arcadia
Arcadia
Martha M. Bartlebaugh
Grim Reaper’s Harvest
William 4. Davison
James Wallace Bleck
Junes
Wallace Dick
Brushvatley
Gladys
James Milton Dick
James K. Dick
Slater
T. Mr. Dick
FB. W. Dilck
Julia Dick
Tomer City
Andrew S. Dick
Charles C. Grambling
Charles R. Grambling
West Wheatfield Township
Hamilton Grambling
Seward
Mary Worthington Lowey
Mary Worthington Lowry
J. Marlin Lowry
This Place
Emma Margaret Foust
Emma Margaret
John Foust
Pitcairn
Odd Fellows
Disciples OF Christ
W. St. Williams
Washington Township
George Moore
Maxwell Farm
Blacksitk
Huntingdon & Clearfield Telephone Company
Atliselly
James A. Crosusman
Melvain Farm
Secon Brigade
National Guar
Ligonier
Chib of
Pounssutawney
Buchanagas
Learms Bashes-Uneaphors
Couturo
Buir Grounds
Cherry Tree
Iron Company