Womans Death in Premature Birth Shocks Indiana Area
Mrs Edith Jones wife of A W Jones died suddenly at her mother Mrs Sarah Goldens home in Kittanning, aged about 30, from a premature birth. She lived in Indiana and was a niece of Mrs John Jamison. Interment at Kittanning. Richard Fleming former Washington township resident died at Emmington aged 56, survived by wife, three children, and numerous siblings. Interment at Emmington. Mary Dilts widow of James Dilts of North Mahoning died aged 79 from paralysis. Interment Covode. James Bratton son of Mr and Mrs Robert Bratton of Blairsville died aged 13. Interment Blairsville. Mrs Noble Watterson of Advance died aged about 38, survived by husband and eight children. Interment Atwood. Mrs Harry Short of Blairsville died aged 34. Interment Blairsville. Infant child of John Campbell White township died Sabbath. Interment Oakland cemetery. Local ad praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for injuries and skin ailments. Corn exhibit by W J Mogle highlighted at ProgRuss office with a foot-long car display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Jones
Edith Jones
Sarah Golden
Kittanning
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Company
Indiana
Jonea
Richard Fleming
Washington Township
Emmenton
Frank
Thomas
Alex. Wiggins
Wm. Robinson
Will Conch
Armetropg Township
James
Town
Thomas Lewis
Stewart
Plumville
Em Jenton
Mary Dilts
Biva
Maxy Dilts
James Dilts
North Mahoning Township
This County
John Criseman
Lindsey
Covode
James Beatton
James Bratton
Robert
Bratton
Blairsville
White Township
Noble Watterson
Advance
Atwood
Harry Short
Ant
John Campbell
Oakland Cemetery
W. J. Mogle
Armstrong Township
ProgRuss
Franklin Sansom
Harrisburg
Lida McCracken
Shelocta
Harry Laughlin
Pitteburg
M. E. Miller
Apollo
A. 8S. Ferrier
Alum Bank
Bedford County
William C. Moorhead
Youngwood
Lou Anthony
Turtle Creek
James A. White
Clarion County
Zeller Oil Company
Misa Martha Harbison
Saliaburg
Mies L. J. Baldé
Pittsburg
G. T. Reynolds
Church Street
Aleitha Moore
Birmingham Seminary
Margaret Ross
Camden
N. Y
A. S. Patton
Nell Altaman
John §. Taylor
Washington, D. C
Taylor
Jack
H. J. Thompson
Marion Center
Baltimore
Washington
Old Point Comfort
J. T. Brown
Greensburg
George Parker
Edward P. Jones
Adam Black
Smicksburg
Black
Misa Nausie Moorhead
Chestnut Street
Wilson Walker
Effingham
Kan
William 8. Owens
Chicago
Indiana State
Bolivar’s Valley Item to be published after this week
Bolivar’s Valley Item, New Florence’s newspaper, will publish in Bolivar as The Bolivar News with J. Young as editor. Due to advertising lack, Young leaves for a more prosperous location after two years. County Treasurer D W Simpson sells forty feet of west Chestnut street lot to William Klingensmith for 800 dollars. Klingensmith to build next spring. Klingensmith sold Oak street home to William Boreland of White township for 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Item
New Florence
Bolivar
Bolivar News
J. &. Young
Young
D. W. Simpson
Chestnut Street
William Klingensmith
Mr. Klingensmith
Oak Street
William Boreland
White Township
County grants $103.50 for horse loss from mad dog incident
The county commissioners approved a $103.50 payout to J. L. Good of South Mahoning township for a horse killed after being bitten by a mad dog last January, with damages allowed under a recent act. Dates for upcoming farmers institutes have been set: Indians December 31 and January 1, Marion Center January 2 and 3, Gipsy January 5 and 6 under the state agriculture department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Good
South Mahoning Township
Good
State Department of Agriculture
Marion Center
Gipsy
County Doctor Plans Move to Philadelphia
Dr M B Shultz of Strongstown, a well known county physician with a large local practice, intends to relocate to Philadelphia soon. Mail Agent William Gompera sold Water street property to J C McGregor for 1900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Shultz
Strongstown
Philadelphia
Shultz
William Gompera
Water Street
J. C
McGregor
Personal Brevities Highlight Indiana Visitors Townwide
Hoo, M. EK. Leard of Livermore and Dr. HS. Midgley of Pittsburg travel through the area as Indiana visitors. Many local residents, teachers, and officials are noted hosting, visiting, and returning home for Thanksgiving and other cordial travels. Names include McGregor, Lockard, Cravener, Jack, Walker, Mabon, Frantz, Riedel, Gaible, Sheffler, Laughlin, Craighead, Campbell, Allison, Calhoun, and others across Greensburg Blairsville Blairsville Latrobe Vandergrift Latrobe Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoo
M. EK. Leard
Livermore
Indiana
HS. Midgley
Pittsburg
Jason Carson
D. T. McGregor
South Mahoning
Charles Lockard
A. O. Cravener
Greensburg
M. Jack
James
Washington, DC
Margaret
Elma Walker
Blairsville
Alex 8. Mabon
G. E. Frantz
Penn Run
R. R. Riedel
John Munks
Punxsutawney
Frank Gaible
Vandercrift
Boyd Sheffler
West Lebanon
John and
Edward Laughlin
Maxie Craighead
Keturah Campbell
Latrobe
W. R. Calhoun
Lillian Calhoun
Blairaville
T. 8. Neal
Trade City
G. E. Simpeer
Lena Hitchcock
Birmingham Seminary
Carrie Alston
J. L. Allison
Wilkinsburg
W. M. Fry
East Wheatfield Township
J. L. Culp
Sixth Street
Elizabeth Weir
Ralph Cunningham
Arthur Wilson
Steele Bryan
Jows
A. Johnnston
Armagh
John B. Taylor
Wayne Avenue
Crissie Cameron
Town
Miriam
Derry
Richard Watson
Philadelphia
Mary McCormick
South Tenth Street
Craig King
Vandergrift
William St. Clair
North Ninth Street
Lewis Hay
Alleghe City
Hay
John Fleming
Sulphur Springs
Mont
Margaret Hartecks
Nellie Jennings
Johnstown
Jean McElhaney
Railroad Avenue
John Brallier
John Hecks
Misa Lizzie Simpson
Harry Simpson
Near Town
James K. Repine
Graceston
James N. Bétta
West Wheatfield Township
Jennie Barr
Aramints Ray
Taylorsville
Amos
W. Va
Mansfield Brown
Sewickley
Charles Beeson
East End
Broad Street Conservatory of Music
Harry W. Bennett
A. B. Bennett
Strongetown
Edward Bennett
D. J. Waller
Normal
Clearfield
Waller
Barvices
George Fulton
Marshall Seminary
Oaklane
Helen Downing
Ohio
Ool
Verde Lytle
Turtle Creek
Grace Klingensmith
Bell Watton
Ruth Adair
Edith Griffith
Margaret Smith
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THE
Indiara
A. T. Moorhead & Som
Grince
North Seventh Street
Inpiana
Indiana Progress, Indians
Mrs. Noble Watterson
Daugherty Bros
Wm. L Moore's
Homer City
L. N. Park’s
Thomas Donahue
Pine Township
Ladies’ Guild of
Christ Episcopal Church
Failadelphia Street
T. P. Stephens
Michael Bennett
Mr. Stephens
Bennett
United Presbyterian Church of
Eldem Ridge
W. Hemrmercer
Salisburg, Pa
Rodney Peares
George
R. W. Wehrle
W. Grove
Newsom
Decatur
Ala
Daugherty
Indiana County
51St Teachers’ Institute
Tenching Institute
W. K. Loughry
Dion
Morris
Rockers
EL. Steving
Opp
Jail
Penn
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