Creekside Murder Trial Ends as Jury Delivers Second Degree Verdict
Judge Telford imposes sentences in Creekside cases as Wm Crewess charged with murder for pushing a man from an eight foot porch received 2 to 5 years and $100 fine. Other verdicts include assault with intent to rape, extortion, and larceny acquittals. Several cases continued to March term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creekside
Telford
Heilwood
Wm. Crewess
Ernest
John Sinclair
Avocadia
Little Mary Clappi
Huntingdon Reformatory
Steve Kiuska
Chas. Barlaconis
Joe Roduska
Jno Ignatus
Frank Pellegrino
Marion Pace
Homer City
Farmers Bank
Jefferson County
Commonwealth
Salvatore Brartchi
John Stewart
Buffington Township
Iitent
Wm. Kinder
Kinder
Stewart
Stewrt
Gosta
Reuben Schaner
Walter Renz
Town
Yape Mildred Painter
Fifth Street
Dominick Madeline
Eilwood
Seanor
Dale Seanor
Pioneering Indiana County Teacher Attends 53rd Institute
J. P. Lytle of near Chamberaville, long a county educator, attended his fifty third consecutive County institute in Indiana County last week. He taught for over 30 years, began at the Aardgerahbhle School near Home, later Bell School. The first institute drew 80 to 35 teachers, some traveling one day. Lytle later led Brushvalley Academy teaching 80 students for seven terms and is known as a prohibitionist and bee-raising farmer in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Lytle
Chamberaville
Indiana
Aardgerahbhle
Home
Bell School
Samuel Wolfe
A. J. Bollman
Lytle
Borough Hall
A Big Realty Deal on Philadelphia Street Sold
Edward Rowe property on Philadelphia Street between Seventh and Eighth streets sold for 28000 dollars to E C Buchheit and John M Daugherty by A A and H P Beans agency. Buchheit receives 20 feet occupied by Ira A Myers grocery and Daugherty receives 33 feet occupied by the Depot Restaurant. Buchheit paid 14000 and Daugherty 15000 for their shares. Buchheit plans a permanent home for his furniture store on his portion. Daugherty has no definite plans yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rowe
Philadelphia Street
E. C. Buchheit
J. M. Daugherty
A. A. and
H. P. Beans
Seventh
Eighth Streets
Ebc. Buchheit
John M. Daugherty
Mr. Buchheit
Ira A. Myers
Mr. Daugherty
Depot
Buchheit
Daugherty
Silver Wedding Bells at Caldwell Twenty Fifth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John A Caldwell of Near Parkwood observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with about fifty friends and neighbors at their home. A forenoon of greetings led to a noon dinner from guest prepared baskets. Martha Forsythe of Indiana witnessed the marriage and attended with others. Addresses were given by Thomas Anderson Israel Carnahan D W Anderson and Mrs Martha Forsythe followed by a hymn. Several useful presents were given to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Caldwell
Near Parkwood
Parkwood
Caldwell
Martha Forsythe
Indiana
Four-Inch Wire Found In Cow’s Heart In Venn Run
A four and a half inch rusty wire was found embedded in the heart of a cow owned by C. U. Geesey of Venn Run. The animal had been unwell for months and died Friday after Geesey examined it to determine the cause. The wire remained mostly hidden in the flesh, with only about an inch exposed. A Kansas Literary Society debate topic asks if a man should grow a moustache only if it can reach at least his eyebrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. U. Geesey
Venn Run
Geesey
Kansas Literary Society
Philomuthean Literary Society
Brushvallay
America
Socraty
Tredation Carris Stewart
Cora Miller
Margaret Rugh
Mary Myers
John Brinks
Harry Buchiunan
Barry Stewart
Lawrence Roser
Ivante Fulsom
Itoya Keller
Howard Cunningham
Clarence Melonters
Holo Naliio Roser
Davis Stewark
Heelutton
Willer Mack Issay
Pearl Nelson
Isiy
Dewy Artemus
Sole
Giwrenes Rosary Doe
Walter Gunningham
Tarry Michuimin
Doho Rugh
Jaine Stawart
Quarterite
Jecheude Foah
Tene Wince Kellay
Agnes Tridgy Leuth Wagner
WG. Miller
Alex Dick
A.W. Ovardart
Clil Mel Montors
Educator Dies En Route to Visit Brother
Dr. Alexander T. Ormond president of Grove City College died suddenly near Widerton while en route from Indiana to visit his brother. Born 1848 in Indiana County, he was a famed educator and former instructor at the Indiana County Institute. He fell ill with breathing difficulties and died before a physician arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander T. Ormond
Grove City College
Etderton
Grova City College
Widerton
Indiana
Say
Hill
Oakland Avenue
Ormond
Br. Ormond
Vunxsus Tawney
Marion Center
Indiana County Institute
Weddings Of A Week Details In Multiple Local Unions
A run of wedding notices from local homes reports Paul Sylvester Musack of Morell and Elizabeth Loyd of Trumilton wed at Crackside with Rev. Buell officiating. Other unions include King Cribbs in Vandergrift, Cramer Horner in Cumberland Md, Parkhill Clark in Akron, Groff Schrecengost in town, Weaver Ashbaugh in town, Hagstrom Anderson in Anita, and Stineman Williams in Twollck Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sylvester Musack
Morelland
Mids Mora Elizabeth Loyd
Trumilton
Arie G. Hosach
Crackside
J. J. Buell
Marlon Center
Joseph Lloyd
Hamilton
Jennie L. Hosack
Marchand
Creekside
David Hagstrom
Anita Plorence Anderson DuBois
Annabel Cribbs
Indiana
James W. Weaver
Pittsburg
von Lorraine Ashbaugh
Orrie E. MecCunon
Ey Rayne
Ida C. Shank
John Rupert Ee
Personal Brevities From Indiana County Towns
A long list of local residents and visitors, with many names and places, notes on travel to county seats, holiday visits, and scholarly ties. Several members of families from Creeksides, Jacksonville, and Wilmerding appear alongside teachers, students, and professionals visiting or returning home for Christmas.
Grim Reapers Harvest Claims Rochester Mills Notables
Obituaries and notices recount the deaths of prominent local figures led by Henry Kline and William Henry Stanley. Details cover Stanley’s Civil War service, family survivors, church ties, and community roles. other deaths include Elizabeth Palmer, Mary Remaley, Luther Patterson, Agnes Tribymsbit, Mary Nosuth, Milward Deane, Blancha Alshouse, and related funeral plans across Johnstown, Pittsville, and surrounding townships.
Officials announce promotion of AL Teng to design lead
Rochester based division announces the promotion of AL Teng, a fornia assistant engineer, amid reshuffles in the Opti division. The move, effective immediately, places Teng in a key role guiding new projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Af Lin Bh
Fok
Mitwang
Tredonet AL Teng
Fornia
la le Posiblion
Die Visiog
Mitginteur, Aigistune
Irie
Rochester
NL Y
Williard Home notes and local society events
County home overseer Mrs Williard submits annual report detailing 102 residents including 79 funded by county and 64 placed in homes, four in Poli state institution, Morginza school, and 16 in the Willard home. Expenditures totaled 1020.99 with salaries groceries meat and utilities. Also reports society meetings, school announcements, and community notices from Brushvalley, Par tase Line Academy, Arcadia schools, and local pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Ws. Willard
Williard
Poli
Morginza
A Real Christmas for Little Tots
A community effort in Indiana and vicinity brings Christmas cheer to children. Churches and benevolent groups organize toy distributions, stockings, candy, popcorn, and a brightly lit Christmas tree with carols and an address by Mrs. Samuel G. Wilson. The New Century Club promotes Red Cross Christmas stamps to fund a tuberculosis dispensary, urging purchases at local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Christianus Heer
New Counry City
Christmik
Migston
Y. M
Samuel G. Wilson
Santa Claus
American Red Cross
New Century Glub
Red Cross
Slainer
Creekside and East Maboulay land transfers documented
Public deeds record shows multiple transfers in Indians County and surrounding areas. Listings include lots in Creekside to Josap M. Winkle for 200 dollars, White to Ora M. Rena for 40, and 107 acres in East Maboulay to AcE Weaver for unknown sums, among numerous other property transfers and assignee changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam Lydic
Creekside
Josap M. Winkle
W. Mears Walker
Ora M. Rena
Jd. Milward Meiride
Cone- Tauehy
Dustin Lichy
Amelee Meee
East Maboulay
Ace. Weaver
Pisan
M. Vanadate
Lot
Burrell
Aimee S. Dauedlatey
Ill formed veterans group names and officers listed
Fragmentary OCR text lists fictitious or mangled names and titles for a veterans organization including mentions of commanders secretaries and various misread words, rendering the record unreadable and unclear about date place or actions.
Local Superintendent Candidate Wins Clymer Race
The contest chose J. Murtay Thompson of North North Street as superintendent of the Clymer Brick Company Ming to succeed George W. Lankard who resigned due to ill health. Lankard travels south this week for an extended stay. President Wilson wed Edith Botting Galt in Washington D C on Saturday evening. The couple spend their honeymoon at Hot Springs Virginia. Mrs J J Johnston of town was taken to Punxsutawney hospital Monday for an operation. her condition is critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Stahl
Milton Waltermires
Heilwood
Rnda
C. B. Goosey
Penn Run
CG. M. Ellenberger
Indiana
Florence Grops
Locust Street
James A. Mumiers
Wilmerding
W. Fr. Case
Horace J. Thompson
Marion Center
J. M. Thompson
North Eighth Street
Florence Wallace
Wellesley College
A. S. Wallace
Oakland Avenue
Emma Cathcart
Sharon
Mary Fiscus
West Church Street
Murray Pounds
Murray, Jr
Wilkinsburg
Pounds
Wayne Avenue
D. £. Martin
Martintown
Smethport
Ethel Shearer
Mary Shields
Livermore
A. R. Moorhead
J. Calvitt Clarke
The
Christian Church
Town
Big Run
John Stewart
Rock Fiaven
B Stewart
Adda Elkin
Ambridge
Harry Keepers
Alex Mabon
Mercersburg
Robert Bruce
Fom
Carnegie Tech
James Park
Gettysburg
W. Tt. Mahan
White Township
State College
State Grange
Fish Campbell
Windbor
James Campbell
Near Parlewood. du
John J. Getty
West Church Treat
C. IT. Gleason
George W. McGowan
North Seventh Street
Moniay
Todd Agey
Near Lawn
Mra. I
CG. Agay
Lair Mears
Marion
Wookg Township
Sarah Tydiek
Sand Seventh Street
Koppitz
Olive
Ralph
John Avund
Mildred
Francis
Pilleburg
Mes
Halen Koppits
Elizabeth E. Palmer
C. W. Palmer
Pitcairn
Hving
John Cunningham
Nanty-Glo
Janes
Golivar
William
Kecksburg
Caroling Pulmer
J. W. Uncapher
S. M. Black
Chambersville
M. 2
Church of ‘Turtle Croak
Slairsville
Mary Aguew Femaley
T. Bert Remaley
Georgeville
Adrian Bos- Mtal
Punxsutawney
Thomas Jewart
South Malronine Hawnee
Charles
Cochran Mille
Whonis
Smichkysburg
Roy
Clyde
Steulon
James
Nettle
Ler Lala
Plumyile
Clymer
J. Murtay Miompson
North Nurth Street
Clymer Griek
George W. Lankard
MM. Lenkard
Wilson
Edith Botting Galt
Woodrow Wilso
United States
Walt
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Wilson
Hot Springs
J. JD. Johnston
Punxsutawney Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
NIGIE
A. Hamilton Stewart
Wind ‘Per
Windber
Clark J. Dickey
Vandergrift
Steel Town
ChrisOnay
Joseph Paldwin
J. Telford
A. W. Taylor
Philadelphia
Harry W. Earhart
W B. Ansley
Saltsbury
Brushvalley
Stewart Martin Smith
Baptist Church
Vanchran Trachir
Indiana County
P. Lytle
Dilltown
Angelo Pettontl
Indiana Hospital
Rrev. Clarke
Luford
J. Calvill Clarke
Christian Church of Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Church
Stafford
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Presbyterian
Cramer-Horner
Joseph Cramer
Robert G. Cramer
Cramer
This County
Maria Iorner
R. H. Horner
Johnstown
Cumberland
Maryland
Parkhill-Clark
Ralph N. Parkhil
Akron
Marie Clark
H. A. Clark
Greetkside
B. W. Svitchingon
Presbyterian Church
Ashbaugh
GC. G. Morrow
First United Presbyterian Church
Church Street
Hagstrom-Anderson
Anita
Florence Anderson
DuBois
C. G. Morrow
Stineman- Williams
Charles W. Stineman
Twollck
Mabel Z. N. Williams
L. B. Rittenhouse
North Firth Street
Malloy
Dlethgood
Lodiata
Potts
Progresa Primis
Grim Reapers Harvest
Witan Henry Kline
William Henry Stanley
Yoard
Nochestar Mills
Bris Honto
Lhiny Teht
Stanley
John Thornton Stanley
Mast Mahoning
Counly
Ufetline
Itis
June Shields
Stanley Entistad Bn Co. A
Pennsylvania
Sixth Corps
Lault
McCjella
Richmond
Petersborg
John Pollock Most
G. A. Ll
Rachel Fiamill
Hubert
Jiine Hamill
Liem
Fla
Steekbridge
Rochester Mills
Presbytary of
Kittanning
National General Assembly
Rachel Hamill Stanley
Dessa Jane
Dawson Knox
Near Cavade
Robert Gill Stanley
New York City
Yonkers
N. Y
Elizabeth 1B. Palmer
Mrs
T. Bert Stematey
Father Patterson
M. Luther Patherson
Charry Trea
Dareased
Gartynde
Masa
Don Maapficht
Poon Fung
Des Houglass
Charey Tree
Ebmivea
Meuntcas
Jessie
Daha
Uu Hainn
Muda Ri
Sadeeleeh
Agnes
Nesbit
Gap
Neshith
Bee
Shushyabley
Momation
Isensen
Aauphiar
Cora Nosuth
Aye Brotter
Uenahy
Ae Heasshvyalthy
Edwardd Leonard
Milward Deana
Jann Mary Hoshityl
Hellwood
Tu Tunves
Anit Slatar
Vy. Leonard
Gallitzin
Joseph Mulvouill
East 4Itteborg
John McCollum
St. Bernard's Catholic Cemetery
Blancha Alshouse
Kine Alshouse
Alwood
NEW
Divishon
Pantin EE de
OPTI
ELS
PLR
Sevderick A. Bens
Welliard Toa
Vrai
Liteoriary Society
Progr
Severn Summer School
Partase Line
D. C. Patterson
Princip
Green Township
Wid
Frank Antwany
Midorion Uleh
Sbtioer Neopia
Patsy
Lewin
Dhe
Arcadia Seloats
Gookpork
Fide
da Gatrtley
Udo Peatn Kun
Eadinider Nawal
Viconday
Peintins Department of
Tha Progress
Margaret Dible
Genter Township
Maedtamer
Aringivong Lawtalip
Mliaabeth Wachot
Vadtersort
Dwight
Wast Lebanon
Tow
Wryckland
Wenest Wryckland
la Marion Center
Franklin
W. Va
Poy
Big
Libelis
Chris
Seeledes
Towsey Close
GAL Estate
Vetorans
Wood
Hwoehaanut
Sona
Nis Jolowing
Olivers
Rieti Wo Watson
Ander
Geer Melenry
Colindoder
Ails
Binttiy Urensiavor
Ray
M. Hofuck
Oliver Mellenry
James Shiek
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