Coke Boss Murdered at Ernest in Sabbath Meeting
Indiana residents are invited to a special train to Saltsturg for the county Sabbath School convention closing session. The train runs from Indiana to Saltsburg with stops at Homer City Blacklick and Blairsville. Round trip 90 cents. Rev W M Holderby and Rev A S Gregg headline talks on Men and the Kingdom and The Sabbath School on the Water Wagon. An overflow session features Miss Martha Robinson and Holderby. About 1,000 participants expected in Saltsburg street demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
D. F. Rion
Saltsburg
Homer City
Blacklick
Blairsville
Presbyterian Church
M. E. Church
W. M. Holderby
A. &. Gregg
Martha Robinson
Sabbath School
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Reported
Real estate transfers include Mary L. Simpson selling 106 acres in White to W H Fenton for 3650 dollars and Wilbur P Graff selling a Blairsville lot to Wm G Pletcher for 1700 dollars. Nancy M Graff sells 90 acres in Rayne to Reuben Peterman for 3883.50 dollars and other deeds list multiple parcels and amounts. A double wedding in Cumberland unites Harl Palmer and Elizabeth Hinds with Robert Thomas and Edna Weiss, with plans to reside in Indiana after cement business work. Additional local hires include Caroline Daugherty as a teacher and staff changes at the Third ward school. A dog-protected assault case, a Spanish American War veterans camp formation, and street-property transactions are noted, along with no Buckwheat reunion this year and local family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Mary L. Simpson
White
W. H. Fenton
Wilbur P. Graff
Blairsville
Wm. G. Pletcher
Nancy M. Graff
Rayne
Reuben Peterman
Co. J. Oakes
Green
Andrew G. Klimko
Mary B. Brown
West Wheatfield
Samuel W. Liggett
Anna M. Reed
W. L. Presti
Thomas P. Stephens
Indiana
W. Bruce Wagner
Emma Jordan
Jno. Dryburg
D. K. Stiteler
Smicksburg
G. EB. Reithmiller
Charles C. Wood
Marion Center
Homer N. Work
Jef G. Wingert
North Mahoning
Amos Kuntz
Charles A. Nichol
Murray Alker
Cumberland
Harl Palmer
Elizabeth ‘Hinds
DuBois
Robert Thomas
Gastown
Edna Weiss
Shelocta
F. M. Biddle
Baptist Church of
Kansas City
Kans
Wellsburg
Steubenville
Indiana School Board
Caroline Daugherty
John M. Daugherty
Church Street
Arthur ‘‘Orrence
C. L. McGregor
Second Ward
Daniel Frech
Fire at Jefferson & Clearfield Coke Ovens Ends in Death
George Fedelum, a 62 year old coke boss at Ernest, Indiana, was shot four times and killed by James Clemente, who fled. The motive cited is Fedelum firing Clemente’s brother from a coke drawer post days earlier. Clemente, Italian, 5'10" with dark heavy build, once ran a small store in Ernest. Authorities pursue the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fedelum
Jefferson & Qlearfield Coal and Iron Company
Ernest
Indiana
James Clemente
Clemente
Fedelum
Coke Evens
Bose
Coming County Fair Promises Best Exhibition Yet
Incomplete plans for Indiana county's fifty sixth fair set for September 9 to 12 indicate a premier showcase by the local agricultural society. The Pennsylvania State College exhibit in a 40 by 180 foot tent will feature livestock and grains with daily lectures on livestock care and farming methods. Hippodrome chariot races with two and four horses, a high school act, trained-horse exhibitions, and regular speed events enrich the program. Senator Boies Penrose and Governor John K. Tener are invited and have accepted to attend Friday and address attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Society
Pennsylvania State College
Boies Penrose
John K. Tener
Indiana Attorney Nominated for Postmaster Role
Harry W. Fee, a prominent Indiana Democrat and attorney, has been recommended for the postmaster position in Indiana by a report to President Wilson. A Spanish American War veteran and former major of the Tenth Regiment, National Guard of Pennsylvania, Fee is well known in state military circles. The assertion that Congressman J. N. Langham made the recommendation is unfounded, as Republicans have no role in Democratic appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Harry W. Fee
Woodrow Wilson
Fee
Tenth Regiment
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
J. N. Langham
Gipsy Woman Dies Smoking Pipe at Armagh Camp
A 95 year old gipsy woman, head of a traveling band, collapsed while walking and smoking a pipe at a Washington school house camp near Armagh. She died Sunday morning and was taken to Johnstown for burial. Also noted are local marriage announcements, West Lebanon teachers appointment, Uncle Dick Wehrle outing with naturalists, and a coal development by Operator's Coal Company in Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armagh
Overland Travellers
Washington School House
Johnstown
Dick Wehrle
Capt
John Kinter
Rayne Township
Crooked Creek
S Coal Company of
West
Wheatfield
County Towns Greet Local Business Men Trade Tour
A 42 member business delegation toured eastern county towns in 10 cars, beginning at Indiana and visiting Tanoma Dixonville Damar Shanktown Lovejoy Cockport Mitchells Mills Ping Flats Heilwood Penn Run Clymer. Heilwood hosted a dinner at the Penn Mary Coal Company inn with strong welcome from local managers and a dairy plant tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Tanoma
Dixonville
Damar
Shanktown
Lovejoy
Heilwood Inn
Charles Nollenberger
Lipt
Harry P. Dowler
Penn Mary Coal Company
Dowler
J. Murray Thompson
Mr. Dowler
Heilwood
Thompson
Penn-Mary Company
Penn Run
Clymer
Elmer W. Allison
H. C. Buchheit
G. W. Graft
George H. Fulmer
Central District Telephone Co
Charles Huey
Huey & Moorhead
H. S. Daugherty
Hetrick
Wilson & Co
John W. Sutton
Indiana Foundry Co
Charles LeVine
Indiana’ Dye Works
D. W. Simpson
Indiana Lumber & Supply Co
L. B. Miller
A. W. Mahon
J. M. Stewart & Co
D. L. Moorhead
Moorhead Bros
Moorhead
The
Indiana Progress
Buchanan
Indiana Woolen Mills Co
G. W. Plotzer
Reed
Sherrick & Real
Heber Steving
H. MH
Steving = & ‘Son
Charles Woodburn
Woodburn
G. D. Lanick
Brown's
Ben Pollock
Pollock Music Store
Frank Fiscus
Globe Theater
Wayne Rigg
Wayne Riggs & Co
Jewelers
H. G. Snyder
Groceries
Edward Vogel
Vogel Bros
the Tailors
Wallace
Wallace Dry Goods Co
Personal Brevities Highlight Indiana Visits and Local Guests
Long list of visitors and hosted guests from Blairsville Cambridge Indiana Campaign Conneaut Cleveland and other towns. Notable names include Mrs C J Mulliken John Stewart W C McKee Rev Kaufman and several local families hosting relatives and friends this past week. An obituary notes the death of Grace Armstrong with funeral details in Washington Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warl McCann
Blairsville
Indiana
John W. Stewart
Cambridge, O
C. J. Mulliken
Campaign
Iirst
Friends
Pauline Carney
North Ninth Street
Pittsburg
R. I. Roberts
Lloyd
Marion Center
Nettle Lucas
Martha Lowry
W. GC. Mckee
Brook[tym
N. Y
J. M. McKee
Wayne Avenue
C. H. Jones
Conneaut
W. H. Weamer
Homer City
W. R. Calhoun
Carl
South Tenth Street
James Manners
Beulah Gooddell
B. B. Tiffany
Ruth
Cleveland
Ohio
Elmer W. Allison
Mary Weston
Robert
Oliver Fry
West Water Street
Attorney W. ©. Chapman
Washington Street
Georgeville
Trade City
J. A. Doney
South Seventh Street
Mr. Doney
Near Apollo
Rev
G. W. Kaufman
Mr. Kaufman
Jer
Shelocta
W. J. Wilson
Oakland Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
Presbyterian Church of
Louisa Kellogg
Jefferson, Ohio
Leona
Garfield Stewart
Dean
Gay
Goldie Schrecengost
Nolo
Sickenberger
Jamison No. 1
Westmoreland County
Steele G. Hartman
Gon. John
Portland
Ore
Hartman
Margaret
Sara Williams
Town
R. J
Nellie Williams
Williams Homestead
Martintown
Laura Walker
North Sixth Street
Lola Walker
Verona
Ida Walker
Alice Perrier
John Washington
Miss Walker
Winton
D. L. Ralston
North Pith Street
KE. G. Lilngston
Maple Avenue
A. G. Kelly
Edna
Chase City
John Cunningham
Natrona
K. B. Nolf
Paul
Harry
Dayton
Charles McMillen
Rayne Township
Kelly
Doveraips
Putneyville
Armstrong County
Pennsylvania
D. W. ‘Mumau
Baptist Church
Deckers Point
Prominent Indiana Citizen Robert M Wilson Dies After Typhoid
Robert M Wilson a leading Indiana County figure dies suddenly at home after a brief typhoid illness. A former Blairsville banker and Indiana Savings official, he served as secretary treasurer of the Savings and Trust Company and chaired a major local bank. Born January 1 1863 on a Belleville farm he studied at Indiana Normal School and became a lawyer then a banker. He leaves a wife four children and siblings with funeral held at his West Church Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riobert Miles Wilson
Indiana
Theudden
Belleville
Mifflin County
J. Taylor Wilson
Indiana Normal School
Phillipsburg
John P. Elkin
Indiana County Bar Association
Blairsville
First National Bank of
Savings and Trust Company
Presbyterian Church
Sarah
Robert M
Ruth
Rebecca
George Wilson
Harry Wilson
Hebron
Neb
Rebecca Wilson
Balleville
West Church Street
Samuel G. Wilson
Town
Jo. C. McCracken
Johnstown
Bar Association
Cosmopolitan Club
Walter McHenry
George W. Melenry
Marion Center
Gregson Sanitarium
R. FP. McHenry
Heilwood
Jefferson County
Milleary Homestead
Prestburg
Indiana' County
Eust Mahonleg
Marton Center
Flo
Indiana State Normal’ School
Veterinary Department
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
United States Government Service
Cornell University
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Goverment
Lila
Chis Thie
Melfenry
Presbyterian Church of
B. P.O
Waterlow
Elizabeth Nelwon
Marshalltown
Crampleil Family Stricken in Scarlet Fever Deaths
Frieda Naugle died of scarlet fever at age 1 year 7 days. Her siblings Jennie Orren Widdowson Clymer Glenn Roxanna Nellie Maybury Fannie Twila also suffered. health officials quarantined the Naugle and Myers homes. Funeral held at Cramer cemetery with brief grave service. Other obituaries follow including Mrs Clara Lapsley Engle and Mrs Agnes McKinley Rankin Porter, noting typhoid and long church work, with extensive families and remarks on survivals and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda May Naugie
Mra
N. B. Naugie
Cramer
Jennie
Orren Widdowson
Clymer
Glenn
Roxanna
Nellie
Maybury
Fannie
Twila
Mr. Naugle
Annie
Nellia
Little Frieda
Nangle
J. H. Myers
Myers
Herman
Frieda Naugle
Byron Porter
Agnes McCinley Rankin Porter
United Presbyterian Church of
Elderton
R. F. Smith
Cardington
Washington, Pao
Washington Temple Seminary
Porter
United Presbyterian Churches
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Alderton
Westmoreland County W. C
India
Alexander Rankin
Wilkinsburg
Land
William
St. Louis
R. J. Smith
Curgon
Pueblo
Colo
Byron
Pennnsylvania Railroad
Greensburg
Edwin J. Porter
United Presbyterian Mission
Madla
Organized for Good Roads in the State
A statewide movement to improve Pennsylvania highways formed the Pennsylvania Good Roads Association at a Har risburg conference of 50 professionals. John Fisher was named temporary president and Frank Bell temporary secretary as plans include state headquarters in Harrisburg and a campaign for members and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth Hotel
Hartisburg
Knows 18
Pennsylvania Good Roads Association
National Highway Association
John & Fisher
Indiana County
Frank Bell
Harrisburg
William K. Creasy
State Grange
Directory for Nurses District Plan by Druggist Miller
Nobel CG Miller the druggist plans a district nurse directory at his Philadelphia street store to supply experienced attendants quickly. Nurses register with full name and address, location when off duty, and availability for new cases. Miller will keep statistics for use by county families as the plan spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobel CG
Miller
Bdée
Miller Drug Store
Philadelphia Street
Indiana Man Gets Contraus Heating County Buildings
A contract for heating the court house and county jail has been awarded to R. Lumsden for 5000. Work will start soon under Joseph Langdon & Sons of Pittsburgh. The Warren Webster vacuum system will be used with three large boilers. Bids ranged from 51000 to 6807.00. Coinciding deeds show coal lands sold in Green township to Manor Real Estate & Trust Co with multiple parcels and varying prices listed for McAnnulty Fleming Sides Boring Learn Yeagley Turns Adams Carr Reed Kephart Patterson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. Kimsden
Fi. R. Lumsden
Joseph Langdon & Sons
Pittsburg
Warren Webster
BK. OR. Lumsdot
Barkley & Kennedy
Pittsburgh
McGinnis, Smith Co
Pitts- Vuib
Anderson Darragh
Pitts- Dupbh
Barnes & Flaming
Pitespure
Pittsburgh Eating Co
The
Manor Real Estate & Trust Co
Green Township
Ase McAnnulty
Wm. I. Fleming
Alonzo Sides
Robert E. Boring
Uriah S. Learn
Mary L. Yeagley
Sarah
Frank C. Adams
J. Steele Carr
Cararling Reed
John Kephart
Accros
Maria A. Patterson
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Saltsturg
George Allan
New York
Mary Conrad
Frank Conrad
Dilltown
Henry F. Engle
United States Service
Seventh Street
Dearmine
Lowry Cameron
Grant
David Andrew Byers
Parryapolis
Fayette County
Dead Mann
Penrose
Tener
Micenlees J. M
Silvia
Dayton Adaling Pierce
Piumyitie Leroy Learn
Kenwood
Bessie Reed
Kenwood James M. Torrance
Carrie B. Smith
Ralph H. Cribbs
Celia Gehrig
Josephine Thomas H. Gibbons
Wehrum
Lottie Raiigh
West Lebanon
W. S&. A. Wilson
Avonmore
Mildred Kimmel
Shekota
Francicag -Almes
Hellwood
Edward Young
R. G. Young
Ward Park
Bugler
Merle Mogle
Bari Shaffer
Samuel Howards
Roy Gorman
Brushyalley
Strongstown
Belsano
Calver
Nanty-Glo
Twin Rocks
Winstondale
Josephine
Coral
Graceton
Court House
Joseph S. Adamson
Joseph
Adamson
Grace Armstrong
Washington Township
Richmond United Presbyteran Church
W. E. Copeland
Brovul
Robert M. Wilson
Sucuumbhd
Harthwallare
Uhura
Engle
George W. Mc. Henry
R. F. McHenry
Lottie Stewart
Grant McHenry
Lucerne
Robert McKee
Punxsutawney
Roberts
Clad Lapsley Engle
J. H. Engle
Clara Lapsley Engle
School Street
Thomas
Elizabeth Lapsley
White Township
Plymouth Hamill
C. EH
Laura M. Hull
Glassport
Sadie M., Marbaugh
May Howard
Jeannette
Hngle
F. 5. Crawford
Greenwoo Cemetery
Sary Putt
Sara Putt
Martin Putt
Harry Helman
Cherryhi) Township
Cuesday
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Rich Hill
Harmony Cementery
J. Q. Medlenry
Elizaveth Medlenry
KR. Q. MrHenry
Greekside
Creekside
John
Ishii
Twighways
Eoema
Harrigburg
Holt 4 Hone
Nurses
Inviana