Young Woman Confesses to Murder of Her Babe
North Point, county reports Miss Mabel Blose aged 20 confessed to murdering her newborn girl. She placed rags in the infant’s mouth and hid the body in a suitcase under her bed to conceal her shame. Her parents are prominent Jefferson county residents and the case will be brought to Indiana for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Point
Mabel Blose
Miss Blose
G. A. Blose
Jefferson County
Indiana
Abraham Cohen
Clymer
Cohen
John Coratovitch
Indiana Boomers End Final Trade Tour Visit Numerous Towns
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce tour concluded its fourth and final trip with visits to Brushvalley Nolo Strongstown Belsano Nanty Glo Twin Rocks Vintondale Wehrum Armagh Blacklick Josephine Homer City and others. The party faced road damage causing delays but left with favorable impressions of Indiana business and residents who welcomed them warmly. Members included B. C. Buchheit J. Ly Cup A. B. Cunningham Charles Jobe J. F. Clements J. Clark H. C. Christy G. W. Graff and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insana
Brushvalley
Nolo
Strongstown
Cambria County
Belsano
Nanty-Glo
Twin Rocks
Vintondale
Vintondale Inn
Wehrum
Armagh
Blacklick
Josephine
Coral
Graceton
Homer Glty
Spen
Indiana
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
B. CO. Buchhelt
Buchheit Sros
J. Ly
Cup
Cunningham
Charles Jobe
Cunningham Co
J. F
Clements
B. Clark
H. C. Christy
H. C. Christy & Co
G. W. Graff
Graff's Meat Market
Personal Breevities From Indiana Visitors In Town
Mrs Grant Treesy and many others from Pine Flats Homer City Natrona and near Marion Center visited Indiana residents this week. Locals hosting include Miss Nora Apple and Miss Stella Vogel with travels to Atlantic City and Punxsutawney. A Grove Chapel festival planned in Rayne Township raises funds for church support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Treesy
Pine Flats
Indiana
Henry Dehaven
Homer City
Clark Lydick
Natrona
McGee
Marion Center
A. M. Welcone
M. J. Iseman
Hthel
Pittsburg
Armour Mullen
Tenthstreet
Pittsburgh
Bellevua
A. B. Dickie
Warm Spring
Ore
G. B. Shaffer
Vandergrift
Hlias Learn
Green Township
Walter N. Myers
Cherryhill Township
M. A. McGinnis
Wits
Clearfield
Flo McPhee
Fred Hare
South Seventh Street
Edna Coon
South Wortth Street
Edith Wells
Harrisburg
Norris Johnston
William Johnston
Rossmoyne
Nora Apple
Chariottsville
N. C
J. Telford
Water Street
A. Evans
Allentown
HE. R. Lumsden
Charlotte Armstrong
Punxsutawney
Clark Plude
Wilmerding
Frank Flude
Campbell's Mills
David Hall
Annapolis Junction
James Blair
School Street
Othel and
Lavina Baker
Greensburg
Esther Myers
Ralph
Todd Clark
Johnstown
Lois Armstrong
Shelada
Pauline Stratton
DuBois
Rose Trainor
Oakland Avenue
J. M. Grubbs
H. M. Eliott
Alex
Armagh
Florence Wallace
Edith Buchanan
Cambridge Springs
Clarence Lininger
Chicago
Sarah
Ruth
A. T. Moorhead
North Seventh Street
Maria Gaible
Weddings of a Week Moorhead Daugherty Uniontown
A. Ralph Moorhead and Marguerite Daugherty, both known locally, wed Wednesday at the Daugherty home with Rev. Swartz Crawford officiating. Pink and white décor, elaborate dinner, and gifts marked the union. They will reside on West Church Street after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorhead
the Progress
West Church Street
Tweet Burhenn
Jeannette
D. K. Hill
Leechburg
W. L. Sansom
Clarion
R. Lininger
Sarah
Ruth
Chicago
H. M. Pair
Uniontown
J. K. Brallier
Latrobe
Hugh Moorhead
Brie
Big Trap Shooters League Tourney Friday Here
The Central Pennsylvania Trap Shooters League holds its fourth tournament Friday at the Indiana Rod and Gun Club grounds south of town. Clubs include Blair County Road Drivers Association GhIn Club Alexandria Gun Club Huntingdon Shooting Association Johnstown Gun Club Ebensburg Rod and Gun Club Big Bend Rod and Gun Club Lewistown Rod and Gun Club Indiana Rod and Gun Club. A large field of shooters and many industry professionals are expected. The purse combines $200 from the Interstate Association with half the $2 and $20 entry fees, split among four classes. Each contestant shoots ten 17-target events or 150 shots. Two traps are set and the event runs all day from 9 a.m. Visitors are welcome and a members-only merchandiser glass raffle is offered. A full-service restaurant will operate on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Pennsylvania
Trap Shooters
Indiana Red & Gub Club
Blair County Road Drivers’ Association
Ghin Club
Alexandria Gun Club
Huntingdon Shooting Association
Johnstown Gun Club
Ebensburg Rod and Gun Club
Big Bend Rod & Gun Club
Lewistown Rod & Gun Club
Indiana Rod & Gun Club
Interstate Association
Jocal Club
Umbrella Rib Found In Cow At Homer City
Doctor Weamar removed a 26 inch metal umbrella rib from the abdomen of a cow owned by Guiseppa Mazza at Homer City. The rib likely entered months earlier during grazing, the animal having declined prior to surgery. A family reunion for Thomas and Mrs. Wiggin is planned near Parkwood on Tuesday, September 2, to mark their wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. C. Weamar
Town
Homer City
Guiseppa Mazza
Thomas Wiggins
Parkwood
Thomas Wigelns
Stacell School Reunion Binds Past to Present in Mahoning
A large reunion near the Stuchell school house in Hast Mahoning township on August 14, 1913, brought together several generations. Attendees shared handshakes, memories, and a noon feast before a bell summoned former pupils. Speakers recalled early teachers, the Seeley era, and the log school with puncheon floor details, while songs, poems, and a comedy sketch closed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuchell
Walter D. Black
Samuel Black
J. ‘Taylor Bell
Indiana
Emma Thompson Moore
Jennie Black Campbell
C. Work Lowry
Joseph Hudson
Jemima Moore
George Richardson
Jean Ross Thompson
Heilwood
Eva G. Thompson
Trafford
Studell School
Hast Mahoning Township
Luther McQuown
Clearfield
Mary Helen Hopking Bruce
Russell H. Hopkins
San Francisco
More Pay for Jurors Boosts Court Service
A bill was signed increasing juror pay from $2.60 to $4.00 per day with a six cent mileage allowance. The change aims to make serving on juries more attractive and could affect trial scheduling and public access to the courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Soveris
Tener
Eloped With An Italian Woman Arrests Made At Lebanon
Mrs N W Miller and James Patilli an Italian were arrested by Constable G W Roof of Lown at Lebanon Pa on Saturday and brought to the county jail that evening. Miller had left her husband and three children two weeks prior to eloping with Patilli who worked on the state road built by M Bennett & Sons. Miller appeared before Judge Telford Monday and was paroled to remain with her children. Patilli remains jailed. White Township Realty Deal and new driving cars are noted, along with storm damage to oats and local clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Roof
Lown
N. W. Miller
James Patilli
Lebanon
Miler
Upper Twollek
Fatilli
State Road
M. Bennett & Sons
Telford
Fatil
Indiana County Jubilee Convention Plans Highlight Great Rally
Indiana county Christian Endeavorers prepare for a silver anniversary jubilee convention on September 2 and 4 at the Indiana Presbyterian church. State and local workers will lead sessions with a ten cent registration, souvenir badge, and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Deaths in town claim Mosheim W Sharretts and others
Recent deaths include Mosheim W Sharretts 80 who died at home after an illness of weeks. Also mourners note Lewis Lowry 80 and Mrs Catherine Ann Campbell 62, with services in Canonsburg Johnstown and West Lebanon. Other obituaries mention Thomas Hill 85 and infant Olive Esther Lukehart. Survivors include wife children siblings and grandchildren. Funeral arrangements given for Oakland and Sandyvale cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Lowry
D. M. Lowry
Punxsutawney
Rochester Mills
J. W. Watt
Kane
Pine Grove
Thomas Hill
Canonsburg
J. C. Peeler
Armstrong Township
Rebecca Miller
White Township
James M. Hill
Philadelphia
James Park
Eliza Lowry
North
Ninth Street
W. J Wilson
Town
Onkland Cemetery
William Campbell
Catherine Ann Campbell
Johnstown
Simpson
Brushvalley Township
Mechanicsburg
Columbus McCoy
Margaret Allender
William and Solomon Simpson
Springfield
W. Va
Dla
Olive Esther Lukehart
Thomas Lukehart
Plumville
Reception for Miss Woodward Before September Mission Trip
A reception will be held this evening at 7 30 in the Presbyterian church for Miss Marla Woodward of town who sails in September for China as a missionary. The event follows a short program and invites all members to extend farewell wishes for a safe journey and success in her chosen work. Church notes also mention Dr Charles Stevens of Philadelphia will preach at the Second United Presbyterian next Sabbath morning and evening. Ray Hay of Luberan visits Columbiana and will return to preach next Sabbath. Rev Blood visiting his sister Mrs Sue Simpson will occupy the pulpit of the First United Presbyterian church West Sabbath. Henry Hooyer and wife of Pittsburgh are guests of Mr and Mrs Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Stewart
Dilltown
Br. H. B. King
Indiana Baptist
Chautauqua
Idaho
Maude
Marc Mprantz
Pittsburgh
Mary Frantz
David Coulter
Apollo
John Coulter
J. Frank Russell
Thos. Miseng
Ford City
Ray Meyer
DuBois
Maplehurst
Wherry School
Mra
P. W. Meyer
Olive Barr
Frank George
Robert Coburn
Martha Russell
Latrobe
Castle HI
Wendell Russell
Indiana
Olive Crum
Nell DeShong
Charles Johnston
George Nupp
I. D. Phillipg
Jesse Rice
Lovejoy
Joseph Myers
H. HB. Burns
George Hazlett
George McConnaughey
Jones
Franklin
Dora Moot
Pittsburg
Palestine
Ohio
Cleone Shields
Buffalo
John McIsaac
Ats Telon
A. W. Wagner
Youngwood
Dusky
Bessie Woods
la Jose
Kathryn Rumsey
Florence Wagner
Donaldson
Adam Palmer
Miss Woodward
Presbyterian Church
Marla Woodward
China
Church News
Charles Stevens
Philadelphia
Second United Presbyterian Church
Ray. Lewis Hay
Luberan
Columbiana, O
Rev. Blood
Sue Simpson
Wayne Avenue
West Sabbath
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Chamber of Commerce
Howard Herr
Helen
Margaret Zook
Karl Downing
John Hasinger
W. T. Wilson
Hetrick, Wilson & Co
John W. Sutton
Indiana Foundry Co
Alex Gershman
Indiana Dye Worke
D. W. Simpson
Indiana Lumber & Supply Co
T. A. McKinstry
W. QO
A. W. Mabon
J. M. Stewart
Frank Sloan
Sloan Ros
H. C. Snyder
John W. Vogel
Vogel Bros
Tailors
Charles H. Fulmer
Central District Telephone Co
Charles Woodburn
Woodburn
George Greiner
Greiner
Carnahan
Colonial Theater
Ward Park
Merle Moyle
Earl Shaffer
Morris McMichael
Grove Chapel
Rayne Township
Turner-Bossam
Bonfie
Scotland
Elizabeth Bossam
Alexander Turner
Ernest
W. J. Wilson
Patrick Nichol
Ned M. Patrick
Matilda M. Nichol
Indiana Normal School
Niagara Walls
Dixon-Spencer
Charles W. Dixon
Gipsy
Mabel Spencer
T. C. Spencer
Iselin
Church of
Cass
Fyock Goodlin
Robert D. Fyock
Penn Run
Cora Etta Goodlin
Blairsville
R. E. McClure
Blairaville
Cameron-McCaskey
Colon Cameron
Minta McCaskey
Swartz Crawford
South Sixth Street
Wiggins
Stacell
Mahoning Wa
White Township Realty Deal
A. A. and
Carry P. Beans Real Estate Agency
John Nealer
Wilmer Stewart
W. L. Ober
Andrew Shunk
Lovesoy
Michigan
Arthur Stephens
O. Patterson
Atlantic City
News OF County Towns
Ambrose
Anna Kuhl
Metheenport
Ruby Long
Lavina Parker
Pauline McMillen
Miranda Willard
Jackson McMillen
Wm. Hammond
Chilldren
Loulas
William
Bolivar
Jennie
Fannie Spencer
Musberger
Chas. McMiNen
Alexander R. Moorhead
Anna M. Daugherty
James A. Anderson
West Lebanon
Jounne M
Bracken
Sheloca
Cherryhill
Cora MW
GoodUn
Blairaville Boyd R, Carnahan
Mintie I, Brilhart
Mollana
Cookport
Lanankehire
W. G B. Wagner
Heshbon
J. St. Wagner
Buffington Township
Emery Strong
Wreddfelder
Canton
Mildred
G. F. Churchill
Waterstreat
Indiana County
Indiana Presbyterian Church
R. G. Bannen
D. D
Williamsport
H. B. Mesrory
Pennsylvania State Union
W. M. Norment
Pennsylvania
H. B.macrory
H. B. Maccrory
Ralph B. Nesbitt
Tunnelton
Our State Union
Christina Endeavor
R. G. Barnen
Arvilla Snyder
H. B. Mac
Rory
R. G. Bannnen
B.D
Theta
Mosheim W. Sharretts
Mosheim I. Sharratts
Nicholas Sharretts
California
Geo
Christy
Sharretts
Zion Lutheran Church
Paul Sharretts
George Christy
Santa Barbara
Cal
Hov. Swart Crawford
Oakland Cemetery
Nancy Fulton
George Fulton
Joseph Sharp
Shelocta
DB D. A. Cunningham
Henry Hooyer
R. Sutton
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