Coal Sale Assured In Shelocta Field Run Rights
Mr Warner announces sale of coal options in the Shelocta field with rights of way secured for a railroad and land purchases for coal plants. Independent investors will develop and operate the territory. payments to landowners total 40 per acre with one third on deed delivery and balance in two annual installments. The 10,000 to 15,000 acre block spans Dutch Run Gobbler Run Mitchells Run Advance and South Bend areas, promising regional industrial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Warner
Shelocta
Iselins
Buffalo
Rochester ‘& Pittsburg Railways Company
Warner
Fes
Warner Options
Dutch
Tachirs Institute Program at Blacktick Saturday
Local Institute in Blacktick lists 9 30 am devotional services singing an address by D A Palmer and Empfield topic Class Arrangement in the Ungraded School. 130 pm roll call quotations singing address Supt J Chapman topic More Story Telling in the School. Debate on physiology and anatomy in schools with hygiene retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacktick
Rey
Warnehula
D. A. Palmer
Empfield
Huston
Nan Gerard
Chapman
Kinter
Frank Wissinger
Warner
J. R. Householder
H. Lear
Win. Campbell
Will Make Map of Indiana for Sanborn Map Co
Edgar Moorhead begins work for the Sanborn Map Company next week to produce an insurance map of Indiana. He will work from Greensburg and stay with his parents in Indiana. Other Sanborn staff include Thomas White in San Francisco, Ralph Cunningham in Princeton Missouri, Curtis M. Wilson, and a Dodson youth mapping in Smicksburg and Portage Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Moorhead
Sanborn Map Co
Haga’ Moorhead
Greensburg
Santern Map Co
Indiana
J. C. Moorhead
School Street
Sanborn Map Company
Thomas White
Harry White
San Francisco
Ralph S. Cunningham
A. S. Cunningham
Princeton
Curtis M. Wilson
Dodson Boys
Smicksburg
Portage
Wis
Social notes and local updates from Smicksburg area
The column lists social events in east Philadelphia and surrounding towns including Misses Taylor hosting, Mr. and Mrs. T Elmer Ellis entertaining with D A Hetricks, and Mr. and Mrs. Sutton hosting guests. It notes Adaline Kinter traveling to Youngwood for her sister Nancy Dilts's illness, Ada Work's illness in Greenville, and Smicksburg's claim as the county's lone woman hunter. It covers a major telephone merger, church construction plans by Widdowson Gamble, Lucerne mining town prospects, two graduate nurses from Columbia Hospital, and Indiana County iron production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Adaline Kinter
Georgevile
Youngwood
Nancy Dilts
Dilts
Greeley
Colo
Ada Work
Weekend Hunters Bring Back Bucks and Bears Across Counties
Five men including J Sides Campbell Monrca Raleigh returned from Cameron County after two weeks of hunting. They killed one deer and a 395 pound bear. John Russell from Center County and Indy party member shot a deer on Thankag morning. W H Harmon and H M Zimmermann party in Plumville killed a deer. George Seanor at Panther Run killed a deer, his father Noah shot a buck last week. Frank Mentch and son Clyda of Cherryhill returned from Clinton County with a fine buck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.sides
G. W., Campbell
Monrca Raleigh
Blacklick Township
Cameron County
John Russell
Town
Indiana
Center County
W.H. Harmon
Run
H. M- Zimmer
Plumville
George Seanor
Panther Run
Noah Seanor
Frank Mentch
Clyda
Cherryhill
Clinton County
Indians Choral Society to Organize Meeting at Christ Episcopal
The Indians Choral Society holds its first meeting in Christ Episcopal chapel Monday at 7 30 PM inviting old and new members. Prof Hy Cognwell outlines the season including Handel Messiah Colridge Taylor Death of Minnehaha and other light works amid a past creditable performance of Hiawatha two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Indians Choral Society
Chapel of Christ Ispiscopal Church
Hy’ EY ‘Cognwell
Handel
Colridge
Taylor
Mipnehahal
Repal Hstate Transfers and Deeds Recorded
Deeds recorded in Thiang County list transfers including Clyde M. Bell and Frank I. Mack, with amounts from 800 to 2500 dollars. The text notes transfers across several properties and owners. A minstrel show by the Indiana Lodge at Galva, directed by Mr. Hage, is described as well attended and entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiang County
J. Bell
Clyde M. Bell
Ai Mack
Whenfield
Mack
Kert McGuire
Indiana
Raham Steffy
Higale Sloniker
Georgeville
Bamuel Iserr
Albert A
Burkha
Baneres
Harry 0. Chapman
Gere D. Donahyve Lat
H. B. Langham
Indiana Lodge
Galva
Hage
Alks Memorial Services At Indlang Lodge Hall
The Indlang Lodge of Elka holds annual memorial services in Library Hall next Sunday at 7:20 PM featuring musical numbers. Frank By CAMHIDEDOR A FOR, Wayne Avenue, is hospitalized with typhoid fever in Re Pale, Qrea. condition not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alks
Indlang Lodge of
Elka
Library Hall
Frank
Canhidedor
Miimeg Mra
Conningham
Wayne Avenue
Serlons
Community Happenings and Longtime Ministers in Varying Roles
The village notes highlight church suppers and bazaars at the Presbyterian church, local sales of gifts by the Ladies' Aid Society, and a recent Rossiter basketball win. It also profiles three elderly ministers—Rev. Keary Graham, Rev. J. M. Adair, and Rev. James Given—who total 250 years of age and 160 years in ministry, detailing each career from Ireland and Ohio to Indiana County and the formation of United Presbyterians, along with their family milestones and retirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Gale
Rossiter
M. Rickersburg
Rickersburg & Co
Philadelphia
Prothero
Bunch & Wright
United Presbyterian Church
Keary Q. Graham
J. M. Adair
Hev. James
Given
Fremont
Lincoln
Richmond
Oakland
Susquehanna
Indiana County
Annie
United Presbyterian
India
Jean Anderson
United Presbyterian Denominations
Republican Party
Pennsylvania National Guard
Lee
Henry Q. Graham
Washington
Chilicothe
Milwaukee
Bethel
Fairfield
Blairsville
Homer City
Crete
Jefferson College
United Seminary
Xenia
Stone Valley
Huntingdon County
Adair
Mpitltair County
New Sheffield
Beaver County
Beaver Ston
Jefferson County
the Hey
J. M. Welch
Indiana
Olympia
Washington County
Mia- Blenary
Washington and Jefferson College
Farewell Sermon and Community Notices at Wallace
WAST WITEAFIELD A picnial will be held at the Wallace schoolhouse on Friday evening. Rev. C. F. Campbell preached his farewell sermon in Bethel U R church on Sabbath. He long accepted a call from the congregation at Muncie. W B Mahonja recovering from a serious illness. Chicken pox has invaded many of the homes in this region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace School
Houge
C. F. Campbell
Bethel U. R
Babbath
Muncie
Personal Briefs Highlight local Thanksgiving visits
John C. Watson of Church street visited Johnstown over Thanksgiving. Several residents including Mr and Mrs Albert Long hosted friends, while Miss Zoe Himes visited Clarion. Others traveled between Marion City, Mt Pleasant and Liberty Tenn for family gatherings and winter stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ei, W. Smith
Town
Mt. Pleasant
Albert Mountain
Beatty Staton
Mastrun
Harry B. Stepling
Gokaville
Albert Long
North Tenth Street
Misa Rachel: Meanor
Pittsburg
Nasr
Wh. P. Meanor
Marion
Annie McKee
Elizabeth McKee
North Weventh Street
James
Fenderson
South Tenth Street
Mr. Henderson
T. A. Henderson
Robinson
Georgae McKonge
Burnside
Henry Prothore
Water Street
George
Philadelphia
Ben Wassinger
Hast Oak Street
Masinger
Jos. Palmer
Marion Center
A. P. Watson
Ethel
Mebbert Paul Watson
South Seventh Street
John CG. Watson
Church Street
Church
Johnstown
George O. Dickie
West Philadelphia
Glen Lee
Wimira Heights
N. Y
Lee
Aaron Burnheimer
Neilie
Tanoma
L. M. Buturbaugh
Jay
Lovejoy
Liberty
Tenn
W. M. Buterbaugh
Albert Daugherty
Deaths in a Thanksgiving service in Smyrna
Mrs Alexander H Mabon, 45, prominent Woman's Missionary Society leader, died suddenly at a Smyrna United Presbyterian Thanksgiving service in Mahoning Towne. Heart disease ended an active parish life after a tributed 500 mourners at her funeral. She left seven children and a wide family network. Funeral at home led by Rev W S Sturgeon, interment Gilgal cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Alexander H. Mabon
Smyrna United
Woman's Missionary Society
Mabon
Robert Thompson
Near Marion Center
Tate Thompson
Homewood
Margaret Streams
Kellysburg
Efe Scott
Butler
Matilda Streams
Ermeat
Dorr
Irene
Anna
Leonard
Mildred
Martha
George
W. 8
Sturgeon
Gilgal Cemetery
Mid Winter Convention for Sabbath Schools at Pine Flats
The mid winter convention for Sunday schools in district 3 covering Green Pine and Cherryhill townships will be held January 8 1910 at the Christian church Pine Flats. Three sessions morning afternoon and evening. Delegates urged and officers listed with names and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine
Threa
Green, Pine
Cherryhill
Christian Church
Pine Flats
B. L. Worsythe
Uniontown
Weddings of a Week Feature Local Couples Marry
Amith Jaimier and Carl F. Smith wed at the bride’s Galeton home on Thursday. Smith, a North Mahoning native, works for Buffalo and Susquehoning Railroad in Galeton. The newlyweds plan a Washington trip and visit relatives in Georgeville area before returning. Maria Rodkey and William Rodkey of Cockport wed at home with Rev. J C N Park. they will relocate to Corry after trips to Harrisburg and eastern cities. Byrne Larkin and Margaret Larkin of Blairville wed at St Simon and Jude’s Church with Rev. P J Howe. the groom serves as a Conemaugh police officer. Dressmaker Wayne Crosger of Baxton and Annie Young of town married at the town Lutheran parsonage with Rev. Lewis Hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amith Jaimier
Carl F. Smith
Casthering Palmour
Galeton
Attornay
Wallace Chapman
Washington Street
Georgeville
Willams-Rodkey
Roy
William.Willams
Maria G. Rodkey
Cockport
J.C. N. Park
Hla
Third Street
Harrisburg
Corry
Williams
Byrne Larkin
William C. Byrne
Margaret C. Larkin
Blairaville
P. J. Howe
Simon & Jude's Church
Conemaugh
Harry W. Crosger
Baxton
Mies Annie Young
Town
Lutheran Church
Lewla Hay
Fire damages Homer City business block in West Mahoning
A large fire destroyed the Cesseria building and much of the adjacent block in Homer City, West Mahoning township, early Monday. The New York Sales Co and Mrs C S Lewis millinery store were ruined, with only partial stock saved. A nearby barn on D A Ritchey’s farm also burned, about 2,900 dollars loss. Firefighters from Blairsville aided as sparks threatened nearby structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Mahoning
Cesseria
Hesner
New York
Paul Smith
Indiana
la Manta
Miller
Steele
Blairsville
Pennsylvania Station
Homer City
D. A. Ritchey
West Mahoning Township
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Arne
Tatérents
Tseng
Ings Im Sheloca
Social Notes
American Union Telephone Co
New Continental Telephone & Telegraph Company
American Union
Huntingdon & Clearfield Company
Widdowson & Gamble
Nay Christian
North Fifth Street
Iuncerne
Lucerne
Pittsburoh& Buffalo Qogs Company
Ida M. Engle
Mary Crawford
Nurger
Columbia Hospitel
Wilkinsburg
Tadiana County
Sooty
MET
Oogewell
Master’s. Vineyard
Olymhur
Jacob Treas
Misa-Anna Robinson
Reynoldsville
Pater Robinson
Hancock Street
Delbert J. Johnson
M. Hi
George McKeage
Parkwood
Martha Harbison
Clymer
Creekside
G. F. Rowe
F. W. Fouts
Mary
JR. Craig
Fr. Hamilton
Frances
John Caldwell
Elderton
Misa Lizzie Carnahan
Are
Missea Lulu
Elsie Campbell J
Sadie Carnahan
The
Normal
G. L. Coltebaugh
Vandererift
Homs
Israel Carnahan
Oreerksich
Charles Crown
Carl
John Brown
Nelson Furman
Apollo
Letha Love
Nellie Kline
Wm. Byers
James Bothell
Harmon
Ge Place
Keeler
H. B. Campbell and Family
H.W. Clark
Misa Vesta Craig
Kimmel
Marchand
Mia
Harvey Orr
Droest
Dora Moot
Fabbath
Dinner Homan
Les Moot
Olfvenburg
Perrysville
Fulbert Alabran
Jacob Hebren- Faber
United Presbyterians
Elizabeth Hood
Margaret Dick
William Kissinger
Blacklick
Florida
Jamea K. Dick
Julia
Alpert Dick
Betey Daugherty
Mise Dick
Homey City
Robert Philips
Plairsville
J. Horace McGlaity
Pitteburg
Ang
McGinnty
Marion Courter
Wast Witeafield
John C. Watson
Suneay
Anna Graff
Germany
America
Ilon Plotzer
Clarion County
Annh
John Graff
Ross’ Mahan
White Township
Steubenville, O
Louis @ath
Misa Mary Graff
Blacklek
George Plotzer
Wolfgang Plotzer
New Bethlehem
Graft
St. Bernard’s Roman Catholic Church
N. P. McNella
Porial
Graff
Alton
St. Bernard's Church
Adam Wissell
Wolfgang Vogel
Philip Marshall
Allen Gordon
Alice Gordon
Assocrats
Peter Cordon
Pulton County Court
I. P
West Newton
A. C
Rhady Avenue
North Side
John
St. Laure
James B
Natrona
Harry
Qiward
Clearfield County
Harry Strait
Fulton County
J. A. Burkhart
Slater
John Plehor
Bedford
Harry Goodale
Nebraska
Charles A. Oriltha
Charles A. Cribbs
Vandercritt
Jacksonville
Vandergrift
Businisa
Uder
Delbert L. Johnson
Latrobe
J. T. Pender
Dixie
Wesley G. Mead
David D. Mack
Clyde
Ruby Learn
Mitchells Milla
Wallspell
Mont
Loyl Learn
Ounty
M. E
Wales
Fellaby
Descerta
U. Ts
T. U
Aga
Thie Society
Harry W. Dresser
Annie Young
Samuel W. Liggett
Caras Huff
Elizabeth Kellar
Hurtt
Clyde BE. Kunkle
Steee
Grace I. Hanna
Stees
Apollo Blair J. Hess
Dixonville
Mayme Holt
Green Two
Qlovanni Pasini
Young
Clamentine Frizzi
Clark B. Joyner
Anna B. Smith
Grange Grange
William T. Moore
Maciiin Byer
W. Va
Edna P. Rhea
Felix Liberati
Igelim
Sciozza Simbaldi
Steeta Wee Iselin
Samuel P. Bowman
Sarah J. Hilty
J. Lawrence Hicks
Vesta F. Craig
Merril T. Love
Rochester Mills
Nelile H. Klein
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