Melancholy Glen Campbell man ends life with shotgun blast
Corry Saxton about 30, long ill, became despondent after a few days illness. He drew a shotgun in his Glen Campbell home Friday morning and blew off part of his head. Wife and two children in adjoining room heard the shot. Coroner’s inquest upheld death by his own hands.
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Corry Saxton
Salie
Glen Campbell
Saxton
Mra
H. B. Buterbaugh
Eaides
Fairgrounds Ready for County Exposition Draws
With under three weeks to the county fair, grounds and buildings are repaired and ready. An aero plane will perform Wednesday to Friday of the fair, high prospect for crowds. Thomas Bros. will fly daily, guaranteeing completion of contract. Expect strong displays of agricultural products stock and fancy work with early entries urged to avoid delays.
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Thomas Bros
Real estate transfers in Indiana County headline list
Deeds recorded show Viola H. Simpson transferring a lot to B Formica for 1250 dollars and Barbara Potts 17 acres in Washington to B M Clark trustee for 789.18. The record covers many transfers including 4 lots in Marion Center to H H Griffith 150, A Cesario 7 lots to J S Allison 700, and others across Center, Young, Homer City, Burrell, and White townships with varied sums. Also noted are hospital news and engagements in the area.
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Indiana County
Viola H. Simpson
Indiana
B. Formica
Barbara Potts
Waahington
B. M. Clark
McGinnty
Marion Center
H. H. Griffith
A. Cesario
Center
J. S. Allison
C. Polizzo
Young
Samuel Cirafice
J. & Flieckinger
Homer City
James A. Plickinger
Frank McConnell
Burrell
George J. New
Adam Grumbling
Seesavaliyy
Mary B. Craig
Edward Laudermilk
White
Samuel Shearer
Hitler Peeler
Washington
Elizabeth Brown
Thomas P. Clawson
Sumner Graff
Blacklick
Ralph Boring
Hugh Roberts
West Wheatfield
W. H. Boring
J.& Churchill
Montgomery
P. ‘Churchill
Harry A. Borland
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway Co
Harold B. Lytle
Guardian
Adrian Realty Co
Farmers Bank of Indiana
Green
C. A. Oberlin
H. G. Wilson
Mechanicnburg
W. C. Gunningham
Josephine Fagen
Rebekah Lodge No 431 founded in Homer City
Penelope Rebekah Lodge 431 O F instituted in Homer City on August 10 1912 with 41 members. Lizzie B Sloan president of Rebekah Assembly PA officiated assisted by Indiana lodge members and District Deputy Ida Anderson Blaitevill e Lodge 253. New officers elected N G Lafayette Tuck W G C H Coup Sec W P Risinger Treas HE M Kunkle. Degree work by Una Rebekah Indiana plus social hours and addresses by IOOF members. Special cars carried visitors home after refreshments.
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Penelope Rebekah Lodge
Homer City
Lizzie B. Sloan
Rebekah Assembly of
Pennsylvania
Jennie Hart
N. G
Una Rebekah Lodge
Indiana
P. Lowry
Martha McClain
Myrtle Fry
Mattie McCune
Ida Anderson
Blaiteville Lodge No. 253
Lafayette Tuck
W. G
C. H. Coup
W. P. Risinger
Tres
V. G
Elizabeth
I. 0
County Has Good Record In 1911 Coal Output
Indiana leads this section in coal production for 1911 per James E. Roderick of the Pennsylvania Department of Mines. Rochester & Plitaburg Coal & Iron Co. ranks seventh in the state with 2,776,207 tons. Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron Co. is fifteenth with 1,618,292 tons. R. & P. employed 3,426 workers and Jefferson & Clearfield 2,122.
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Indiana
James E. Roderick
Department of Mines of Pennsylvania
Rochester & Plitaburg Coal & Iron Co
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron Co
Jefferson & Clearfield Co
Roosevelt and Johnson Nominated by Acclamation
Chicago Aug 8 The Progressive party completed its ticket at the convention naming Theodore Roosevelt of New York for president and Harmon W Johnson of California for vice president. Both nominations were made by acclamation amid stormy scenes after ten hours in session as platform debates delayed the action.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Committee On Resolutions
Deaths in Clarkeburg and area leave community mourning
Thomas Hart a longtime Clarkeburg resident aged 72 died at home Thursday afternoon. Civil War veteran, born 1840 in Conemaugh township, married 1863 to Sarah B. McCartney, widow died 1886. Hart ran a general store 43 years and was active in Conemaugh United Presbyterian Church. Survived by five children and relatives in Kansas and Pennsylvania. Funeral Monday at Conemaugh church burial grounds. James Moore, formerly of Rayne township, aged 80, died Sunday at East Church Street. Civil War veteran, survived by widow and six children. Funeral Monday at Rayne church burial ground. Ellsworth Sickenberger, 19, and Ella Sickenberger, 19? died Friday night at Lovejoy. daughter of Alexander Beringer, survived by husband Elleworth Sickenberger and one child. Funeral at East Mahoning church.
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Thomas Hart
Clarkeburg
John Hart
Conemaugh
Co. H
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Sarah B. McCartney
Myr. Hart
Clarksburg
William A. Hart
Alfred M
George F. Hart
Overbrook
Kan
George M. Hart
Matilda Nesbit
Burlington
Mary Dunlap
Blairsville
Conemaugh United Presbyterian Church
James Moore
Rayne Township
East Church Street
Co. F
Rayne
Silas
John
Rayne Church Burying Ground
Ellsworth Sickenberger
Ella Sickenberger
Lovejoy
Alexander Beringer
Beringer
Elleworth Sickenberger
Hving
A. L. Butterbaugh
Andrew Bartlebaugh
Sheridan
Stella Beringer
Stafford
East Mahoning Church
Church
John Barkey
Grant Township
Deckers Point
Hallie Compton
Indiana
Bess Cunningham
Waynes Avenue
Cleveland
Catherine Moorhead
Scottdale
Kenda
John F. St. Clair
Near New
Florence
Hugh Wiley
Blatraville
Edward Young
H. J. Thompson
Marion Canter
Ida Kyner
Railroad Avenue
Helen Rugh
Decatur
Sarah Nicholson
Anda
Kittanning
T. A. McKinatry
Cool Spring
Jefferson County
James 8. Dodds
Pittsburg
Maria Dodds
Church Streat
Charles Jenks
Punxsutawney
Lulu
Jennie McGaughey
Youngstown
O. W
W. Harblson
Shelocta
James Manners
East Liberty
Jacob Creps
Thomas Hastelow
Columbus
Sunny
Misa Marie Daugherty
Ramseytown
J. B. Campbell
South Seventh Street
H. C. Christy
Pltteburg
Harry White, Jr
Croylands
J. C. McQuigg
Pana
Belle Gibson
Sages
Martha
West Water ‘Street
Marion Center
Fay Lighthelper
Tenth Street
Mahaffey Cottage
Mahaffey
Margaret and
Sarah Willams
School Street
Martintown
Misa Harriet McAnulty
North Seventh Street
Towns City
Mich
Ephham
Carpenter
Dodge City
Kana
Joseph Wingert
Canadea
N. Y
J. F. Chapman
A. T. Moorhead
Latrobe
Uniontown
Everson
Leechburg
Mary Sloan
Magiehan
London
Joseph W. Clements
North Sixth Street
A. W. Calloway
Rochester & Pittsburg Coal and Iron Co
J. T. Bell
Sixth Street
W. C. Chapman
Washington Street
Henry Smith
Trade City
Grant Smith
Chicago
Harriet
K. C. Christy
South Seventh
J. M. Wachob
Washington, Pa
DB. F. Lowry
C. B. Orta
Corning
Larry Buehheit
South Firth Street
Friands
Jownstown
Samuel Weber
Franklin
W. N. Liggett
Mack
Caroline
Marguerite Daugherty
Church Atreal
George Keets
Harrisburg
Dunghparty
W. J. Gadson
D. HH. Bee
Marion
Laxsmoyne
Odd Fellows Lodge
Echo
Odd Fellows’ Pleaie
Thomas Franty
Rossmoyne
Elmer Shafer
Plumville
Girl Accuses Men of Assault After Church Trip
Miss Alice McAfoos of Deckers Point charges ten local men with assault and battery after she says she was mistreated on her way home from church Sunday evening. Hearing set before Squire Crossman. Also reports include farm sales, a prize shoot, a new school superintendent appointment, injuries, deaths, and a local baseball win.
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Deckers Point
Jeffings
Robert Kerr
Alice McAfoos
J. A. ‘Crossman
Indiana Chamber Boosts Hospital Fund Drive
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce endorses the new hospital project and backs a subscription drive. Already 1600 dollars is pledged by members with more to come, as committees organize to enlist retail, wholesale, and professional members and raise funds through organized subcommittees and ward efforts.
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Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Forgertly
Association
Savings & Trust
I. E. Miller
H. C. Christy
Mr. Miller
A. S. Cunningham
A. W. Mabon
F. B. Sloan
Ira A. Myers
T. B. Clark
John S. Fisher
Grace Cunningham
Sue BE. Willard
S. J. Telford
J. P. Elkin
J. C. Patton
J. E. Parnell
Kate McLaughlin
3. Crawford
Carrie Taylor
T. E. Hildebrand
J. R. Daugherty
John St. Jair
R. M. Wilson
Shields Sloan
J. A. Crossman
H. W. Thomas
W. I. Elkin
John P. Elkin
Co. M. Lingle
A. W. Calloway
Personal Brevities Highlight Clarksburg Social Links Across States
Clarksburg residents extend visits to Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania as multiple locals travel to Cleveland Pittsburg and Marion Center. Names include Hallie Compton Bess Cunningham Catherine Moorhead and Mrs. Edward Young with many relatives and friends hosting and visiting across communities.
Weddings of a Week in Center Township
A series of home weddings recounted from Center township and surrounding areas. Hazel Caroline George married Hubert Dale Getty at the George home with Rev. Finley officiating. Additional ceremonies include Finley and McKee at Kent, Rowland at Plumville, Kline at Altoona, and other unions across Indiana and nearby towns with families and local clergy noted.
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Helen
Charlotte Getty
Friends remember many birthdays and anniversaries
More than 200 relatives and friends of Foster Myers of near Jonville surprised him on Saturday, marking his 66th birthday with baskets, a dinner in the barn, and gifts including a rocker from his brothers. The event followed his August accident. Nearby reunions honor Mr Sleppy’s 76th birthday and Samuel Waddell’s 60th.
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Wester Myers
Waddell
Gpeybemaugh Township
Foster Myers
Jonville
Mr. Myers
John KK
Henry M
Homer City
W., R. Myers
Farrell
Myers
W. R. Myers
South Sharon
Norris Myers
Youngstowm
Ohio
Clyde Myers
Luzerne
Clark Myers
J. K., Myers
Henry Myers
Gis
Homer
City
D. A. Sleppy
Willet
Sleppy
William D. Sleppy
Wilkinsburg
John MA. Sleppy
Pittsburg
Jo McCreight
Indiana
B. K. Wineman
Sharon
A. L. McCullough
Atwood
C. V. McCreight
John Henry
Persysville
Mra
C. V. Smith
Plumville
Samuel Waddell
Jarsville
Clark Speedy
Creekside
Guesta
James I. Chapman
Tz. M. Boles
New Brighton
J. Henry
Blairaville
M.ey Miller
Blairsville
Misa Mi Kennedy
Sualtsburg
D. C. Wolfe Wire
Wolfe Homestead
Penn Run
McGee
McAdoo
Depksers Point
Idlewood Park
Twollek
Picnic Planned by First United Presbyterian at Fair Grounds
Elaborate plans for the First United Presbyterian congregation picnic at the Fair Grounds on Friday include a noon dinner a brief devotional service a literary program and afternoon sports. Transportation is available for infirm members via A W Mabon before 9 00 Friday morning. Those attending are urged to bring tables or buy refreshments at the People's Society stand. Donald Wood of Marion was thrown from a buggy causing a fracture of the shoulder blade.
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Ct United Presbyterian
T Fair Grounds
A. W. Mabon
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