Deeds flood registry as war tax stamp begins
Citizens rush to record land transfers to sidestep the new fifty cent revenue stamp per $590 of value, effective yesterday. J Blair Luton’s office sees a surge. numerous transfers across Indiana, Green, Grant, and center townships, with prices from hundreds to thousands of dollars, including property to churches and various executors.
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J. Blair Luton
Recorder's Office
Frank Finsthwell
Rt. B. Boring
Green
Orrin D. Asking
Wm. H.fenton
Indiana
Solomon B. Byers
Wm. M. Hosack
Biafraville
Arthur L. Nesbitt
C. Paul Reed
Homer City
Harry Flickinger
Silas G. Lightcap
Hast Mahoning
Bert Lightcap
Margaret Weston
Smicksburg
W. M. Stiteler
Thomas Sutton
G. Taylor Sheaffer
Leslie Penrose
West
Wheatfield
Charles A. Penrose
Joseph A. Wasdbeck
J. West
John J. Hamilton
Ada Hamilton
George M. Davis
James L. Davis
Lawrence L. Lockard
Iadiana
E. W. Grifith
Bertham
Buterbaugh
A. Barr
L. Barr
B. A. Shank
Harriet Marts
Conemaugh
Wilmer A. Cunningham
Citizens National Bank of Indiana
Mary E. Harneat
Clearfield Bituminous Goal Corporation
Clymer
J. W. Rankin
S . Albert P. Roberts
Center
Joe B. Buchanan
South Mahoning
J. B. Buchanan
Elizabeth C. Williams
Annie E H. Stile
Emma Marritz
Eliza M. Dickie
Nancy F. Mikesell
Ida M. Kauffman
C. M. Graham
D. E. Risinger
Thomas Tresta
John Waterson
C. F. McJunkin
R. W. Allison
Mary C. Allison
Touring Run Coal Co
James M. Orr
John A. Nolf
East Mahoning
John 8. Ross
Susan McGaughey
Mary B. McGregor
R. GC. Stuchell
Mary E. McGregor
West Mahoning
Postlewait
James EH. Durbin
Glen Campbell
John S. North
Mrry Fischinger
A. J. Nevins
Mary J. Adams
Rayne
Annie Brown
Alexander Bennett
White
Alexander M. Barclay
J. H. Angle
Sarah J. Williams
William Bides
William J. Wilson
Mia
Helen
Rooser
Kunkle
Lulu Morris
Francis Bikin
North Mahoning
A. C. Elkin
J. B. Rankin
Samuel Kerr
W. J. Kerr
R. W. Simpson
Coal Mining Co
East Wheatfield Township
Raymond L. Lawson
Guardian
Johnson Lawson
Fi Murray
James AL McCormick
Peter CG
Clark
Indiana County Agricultural Society in Prosperous Condition
The Indiana County Agricultural Society reports a thriving year with a treasury over $41,500 after erecting the new Horticultural Hall at a cost of $2,100. IM. F. Jamison was reelected president, David Blair secretary, and A. W. Marion treasurer. James McGregor and H. J. Thompson were reelected managers. Attorneys J. Elder Peeler and James W. Mack were named auditors.
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Horticultural Hall
Indiana County Agricultural Society
Court House
IM. F. Jamisan
David Blair
A. W. Marion
James McGregor
H. J. Thompson
Marion Center
J. Elder Peeler
James W. Mack
The
Treasurier
Hordic Na Rural
Weddings of a Week Bring Ties Across Town and Regions
Multiple wedding notices unfold across Pittsburg and nearby towns. Willis Arthur marries Miss Sue Arthur at the bride’s home on Federal street with a reception of relatives and friends. Other ceremonies include Lukehart–McMillen in Plumville, Holt–Myers in East Mahoning, Means–Newbold in Frostburg, Manner–Short in Rayne town, McLarren–George in Cumberland, Va Leer–Gilhousen in town, and licenses granted for several couples. Community notices note a Thanksgiving streetcar crash with no injuries and local happenings.
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Willis Arthur
William P. Willis
Roslyn
Sue Arthur
Rachel Arthur
Cherry Tree
Federal Street
Pittsburg
J. Sala Leland
Viva Arthur
John E. Willis
Thomas
W. Va
L. I
Holt-Myers
Robert BE. Holt
Mary B. Myers
East Mahoning Township
B. W. Hutchison
West Philadelphia
Means-Newbold Clyde Robert Means
Walier
Nannie Newbold
Frostburg
Tobias Newbold
Charles McKinley
Var Leer-Gilhousen
William N. Va Leer
Hazel B. Gilhousen
J. Day Brownlee
East Church Street
Clyde Ri
Pines
Valien Minnie QC
Newbold
Clair Lukehart
Plumyville
Horace Manners
Rayne Two
Hazel B. Gilhougen
Indiana
Roy L. Simpson
Blanche McMillen
Marion Center
Flora B. Short
Wm. M. van Leer
Robert E. Holt
Sue Smith
Johnstown
Alexander Bennett
Philadelphia
Youngstown
Prominent Sabbath School Worker Retires After Twenty Years
At the regular monthly Sabbath school dinner in Indiana Presbyterian Church officers and teachers learned of S W Guthries resignation after twenty years as superintendent. Walter H Jackson was elected successor with John F Pounds as assistant superintendent M H Guthrie and Thomas Sutton chosen as secretary and treasurer Sutton to have served thirty seven years by years end.
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S. W. Guthrie
Presbyterian Church of Indiana
Kittanning Presbytery
Pennsylvania
Guthrie
A. W. Wilson
Indiana
County Sabbath School Association
Walter H. Jackson
John F. Pounds
M. H. Guthrie
Thomas Sutton
Sutton
Farmers Organize Granges in Willet and Denton
A county meeting last week saw Willet Grange formed with 70 charter members as deputy Blyholder of Armstrong county organized the group at the Willet M E church. Denton Grange followed with 23 charter members under C. W. Miller as deputy. Bank directors re-elected at Farmers Bank include Mitchell Mack Marshall Clark Langham McGregor and others. Attorney James W. Mack appointed director to fill vacancy from S A Rinn. Cited local updates include a ninety year old subscriber Mrs Isabel George renewing The Progress, and Wellington Clark elected cashier of Mahaffey National Bank succeeding Widdowson. Constable Robert Kerr was assaulted while attempting arrest. attacker escaped. Church notes report $28.30 offering at Plumcreek church. County commissioners resumed noxious animal bounty payments. Subscriptions to The Progress offered as Christmas gift.
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Blyholder
Armstrong Jcounty
State Grange
Willet Grange
Willet M. EB
James_Mulberger
R. M. Burns
C. L. Hudson
South and Weat -Mahoning Townships
Denton Grange
C. W. Miller
The
Farmers Bank
Robert Mitchell
D. G. Mack
Godfrey. Marshall
J. C. Clark
J. N. Langham
J. C. McGregor
R. F. McHenry
Harry W. Wilson
John B. Taylor
D. EB. Taylor
J.D. Ake
Jas. W. Mack
Town
8. A. Rinn
Punxsutawney
Joseph D. Dickey
White Township
Indiana
Mahaffey National Bank
Wellington
Personal Brevities Highlight Indiana Visits and Thanksgiving
Local notes list numerous residents visiting Indiana relatives and friends over Thanksgiving weekend, including Misls Jean Lytle, J B Faith, R J Sneddin, A W Read, W Ford Gibson, and many couples from town. Attendees also report trips to Pittsburg, Washington, and Latrobe, with several staying with kin in Willet, Marion Center, and Creekside.
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Jean Lytle
Stottdaley
Indiana
J. B. Faith
Near Town
Sheffield
R. J. Sneddin
Crabtree
Whr
A. W. Read
West
Lebanon
W. Ford Gibson
Windber
D. J. George
South Bend
Ernest Stewart
Washington, D. C
Paul Killinger
Meadville
R. H. Thompson
Town
Pittsburg
Frank Anthony
S 3. McCreery
Marion Center
South Sixth Street
Wilkinsburg
Lynn Prothero
John Miller
Sutton-Miller Co
B. Wakefield
Russell
Brushvalley Township
J. C. Riddle
DuBois
Austin Craven
Water Street
J. C. Martin
Maria Mar Ff
Martintown
John i, Bratlier
Elizabeth
Nanty Ann
Latrobe
J. H. Simpson
Chestnut Street
Burnell Simpson
Vandergrift
Squire J. G
Wilbur Shields
Seward
A. H. Shields
Clair Moore
Johnstown
H. W. Moore
White Township
J. A. Losch
Wiliamsport
George Lanick
Church Street
John W. Stewart
Cambridge, C
Mary Hayzlett
Allegheny County
Harry Herlinger
Blairaville
Fred Merlinger
Herbert Brubaker
Williamsport
Wiizabeth Wilama
South Fifth Street
al. Wallace
Oakland Avenue
Charles Seuner
Margaret, Lydie
South Eleventh Street
Clark Lydic
Clarance Lydic
Tarentum
Norman L. Glasser
Carnegia High School
Lnst
J. , Claaser
Murray Peeler
Washington-Jefferson Collage
Elder Peeler
West Philadelphia
Thomas Sutton
John §. Sutton
Johnston B. Campbell
Spokane
Washington
Tis
Dora Adams
Campbel
Supreme Court
Tey
W. ER. M
Copeland
Mra. D. ‘Pp, Bothel
Creekalde
Sheep killed by dogs cited as major Pennsylvania issue
Harrisburg Nov 24 One reason for decline in state sheep industry is a report from the state agriculture department showing 6872 sheep killed and 945 injured by dogs in 1013. Counties paid 44466.06 to owners, average 6.23 per killed sheep and 2.84 for injured. Dogs taxed 146708.91 overall. dog tags cost 2818.31. Nine hundred thirteen dogs were killed for tax nonpayment and constables were fined 1719.56 for killing unregistered dogs.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Balrany
Stabadles
State Department of Agriculture
Eliies
Susquehanna County
Hotel Moore Sold to C M Wortman in $80000 Sale
Hotel Moore a leading hostelry opposite the Pennsylvania station sold to C M Wortman for 80000. Wortman to take possession December 8. Moore to retire to a farm east of Indiana and reside at Wortman home until Oakland avenue home is ready. Blairsville news follows with anniversaries, veterans camp, rail engine test trip, escapes from reform school, fire damage, and other local items.
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C. M. Wortman
Clawson
Sixth Street
Moore
Indiana
Wortman
Water Street
Oakland Avenue
Samuel Mason to face Indiana county grand jury
Samuel Mason charged with the death of his brother in law John Roof of Homer City. He says the shooting was accidental as Roof staggered onto railroad tracks and was run over by a Pennsylvania train minutes later while Mason attempted to help. Mason’s mental state worsened after Thanksgiving day visit from his wife.
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Agford Maen
Samual Mason
Ohn Roof
Homer City
Indiana County Grand Jury
Mason
Roof
Pennsylvania
Deaths and notices from Dodge City area obituary list
Recent deaths include Samuel McKissen age 69 of Young township died at home November 3 survived by widow and seven children and a sister Mrs Melissa Walker. Civil War veteran enlisted at 16 and served in Pitty Fifth Regiment. Also noted are deaths of Mrs Katherine Jordan and Mrs Susan Faulkner, with survivors listed. Norman Braughler died near Rochester Mills from heart failure, Mrs E Baker, Mrs Thomas Neal, Mrs Sarah Telford, Hallie Bilderback and others mentioned. Interments in local cemeteries, marriages, and community events like a large Thanksgiving show at Auditorium and local athletic results noted.
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Samuel McKissen
Young Township
Dodge City
Melissa Walker
Grant Street
Pitty Fifth Regiment
Della Sharp
Alexander Sharp
Near West
Lebanon
West
George Jordan
Katherine Jordan
Hamilton
Jacob Kroh
Jefferson County
A. McAnich
Amma Neal
Butler
May Wright
Freedom
C. 11. McAnich
Marion Center
Oliie Guthrie
Newcomerstown
Rank Jordan
Punsuttawney Cemetery
Norman Braughler
Rochester Mills
David J. Braughter
Night attack leaves one dead two hurt near McIntyre
Three men Voniak, Toniski, and Antonio Likosky walked along a county road near the mining town when two Italians sprang from ambush and struck with heavy clubs. Toniski died from a fractured skull after a blow to the head, Likosky siblings remain hospitalized with serious injuries, and Antonio Likosky received a severe beating. Injured men describe attackers as large in stature. coroner Butterbaugh aids county officers in identifying suspects from scant descriptions.
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Il. UB
Buterbaigh
McIntyre
Alex Toniski
Toniski
Hia
Voniak
Kia
Tomski
Indiana Hospital
Mike Likosky
Pew
Antonio Likosky
Butterbaugh
Court sentences three offenders and disposes motions
Judge J. Telford presided Monday as he sentenced three offenders. John Donahue pleaded guilty to forgery and drew 12 months in the Workhouse. Mike Mehak and Tony Gurino received Workhouse terms with fines for concealed weapons and illegal liquor sales respectively. A civil equity dispute over Sixth street land between E Walker Smith and the Suttons was heard, with title and deed questions outstanding.
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J. Telford
Judge Telford
E. Walker Smith
Msq
Thomas Sutton
John W. Sutton
Sixth Street
Sutton
Messrs. Crossmans
W. H. ‘Clawson
Mr. Smith
John Donahue
Donahue
Mike Mehak
Tony Gurino
Youilty
Thanksgiving social rounds up county neighbors
Thanksgiving events fill homes near town Juneau and Dayton with large gatherings to celebrate anniversaries and birthdays. Neighbors share dinners and old songs while gifts are exchanged, churches host pie and ice cream socials, and school groups organize fundraisers to aid local communities.
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K. M. Brown
Town
David Kanouft
Juneau
Kanowtt
Catherine Neal
R. 4. Neal
Dayton
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