Teachers Institute Session Opens in White Town
The fifty seventh annual Teachers Institute begins Monday afternoon led by Supt. James F. Chapman. Gov. John Johnson speaks on the Majesty of Virtue, with Prof. Lowden, Prof. Jerry March, and Joseph S. Walton among presenters. The event runs through Friday noon with musical and theatrical entertainments and concludes with a rear-guard of speakers and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theachers
Ap Rapid
Orier
Ffty-Sevnth
Swartz Crawford
Pastou
Girard” College
Philadelphia
Jos
Walton
Philadel
T.S.' Lowden
I -Colam
Lowden
Europe
John
Johnson
Nesota
Vitiis
Inson
Jarry
Joseph S. ‘Walton
Jerry March
Directors! Association Vinatitute
Dangert Trio
Red Cross stamps sold by Indiana folks aid tuberculosis
More than two thousand Red Cross stamps have been sold at a local establishment over the past two weeks. School teachers buy them to support the fight against consumption, with dealers keeping a penny per stamp as their donation. Indiana officials and a long list of local club leaders are cited as organizers and supporters of the drive. The article also notes a 1907 will from James M. Jack dividing an estate among his heirs, with specific monetary bequests and executor names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Huay
Indiana NeWwatand
Red Cross
Explosion Shrouds Homer City Store Fire Mystery
Fire destroyed Harl G. Wea mer’s storeroom in Homer City late Sunday night. Origin uncertain amid town conjecture as doors stood open and flames confined to the J. L. Zack building on Main Street. Insurance coverage noted and owner’s location in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harl G. Weamer
Homer City
J. L. Zack
Main Street
Woomer
Zack
California
Three, Sentenced to Work House in Criminial Sessions
Reports show several verdicts from a criminal session with juries convicting two adultery defendants, a number of assault and battery cases, and others guilty or acquitted on charges ranging from liquor selling without a license to running a speak-easy. Sentences included workhouse terms and fines, with several recognizances forfeited for nonappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tgat.ménth
John. Beblay
Qarlo Zambatti
John Turttli
Joe’ Mazza
Homer City
George Luker
Rayne Township
Ann. McDermott
Peter Costl
John Janesek
William Mahan
Creekside
Fifomesa Morseo
Jacob Abrams
Dixonville
Graceton
Wasil Romaio
Joe White
J John Waskerick
Joseph R. Hamill
Mary P. Wilson
George Learn
Mary M. Abella
Merla Buterbaugh
Aubrey Graham
Jay Long
Ethel Spencer
Andrew Angelo
Kelly Billets
Telford
George Menth
Town
Allengheny ‘County
George Guker
Must ‘Kerge
William Pearce
John Spencer
Canoe Township
Transfers of Real Estate in White Indiana and Nearby Areas
A lengthy list of fragmented conveyances shows numerous transfers of lots and acres in White Indiana Dixonville Blairsville Homer City Marion Center South Mahoning and nearby areas. Names include Quincy A. Agey John W. Sutton Joseph Math Bertha L. Moore Maggie Lehr and G. Meade Marshall among others with transfer values ranging from 95 to 4 327 dollars. The items appear as trustee sales and property redirections to various individuals and corporations including Savings and Trust Co Penn Mary Coal Co and Granny Coon Spring Water Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy A. Agey
White
Savings &Trust Co
Indiana
Dixonville
John W. Sutton
Bertha L. Moore
John Math
Joseph Math
John Wath
Mary Math
Thomas Maher
Blatraville
John B. Smith
John Ferguson
Green
Millie Fleming
Shanktown
A. C G. Shank
I Joseph Cashmere
Banks
Metro Petergale
J. R. Mears
Blairsville
Samuel Thompson
George Mura
Caroline M. Morrison
Antonio Basilaro
South Mahoning
J. H. Maize
Granny Coon Spring Water Co
West Mahoning
J. G. Bowers
Homer City
Anton Zupeyec
Maggie Lehr
J. J. Markle
William Klingensmith
G. Meade Marshall
Dennis Roser
Pine
Penn Mary Coal Co
Daniel Sexton
Alice
D. Sexton
Carmila Dourmont
Trustec
Joseph Devorgx
Daniel N. Avey
Marion Center
Mary Avey
J. H. Rochester
Sarah C. Walker
Abram Ayey
Ly Hoat Mahoning
Sarah C. Waller
J. WW. Cribbs
G. A. Cribbs
Weddings of a Whek Work-Dodds in Cincinnati
Principal Donest Work of Indiana schools and Miss Edith Dodds a Pittsburg teacher wed in Cincinnati Sat. The ceremony at a hotel was witnessed by the bride’s mother Mrs. M J Dodds. The couple will reside in Brown Township after a honeymoon including New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Work
Dodds
Donest Work
Indiana
Edith Dodds
Fort Pitt
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Hamill
University of Michigan
Anna Arbor
Indiana Achoola
Brida
South Seventh Street
Personal Brevities From Nearby Towns and Colleges
A long list of visitors and locals sharing calls, visits, and travels. Many names and towns appear including Thompa Buckley, Harry Patterson of Sritaburg, A. B. Bennett, G. C. Bonner, and J. Cy Walker. Students and relatives from Yale, Bucknell, State College, Princeton, and Pitt are noted visiting or returning home for holidays.
Sabbath School Convention to Meet at Cockport
Mid winter convention of district No 3 Sabbath schools in Indiana County will be held at the Cockport Lutheran Church on Saturday January 2. Rev G W N Turner of Marion Center will lead music and the program includes morning and evening sessions with addresses by local pastors and teachers. Officers include President David J Price and Secretary S A Kilder among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompa Buckley
M. A. McGinnis
Bellefonte
McGinnis
Edmund R. Kuhne
Turtle Creek
J. M. Cunningham
Church Street
Mia
John
Monks
Maryng Ferry
James
Clair
E. Thompson
Blairaville
D. H. Tomb
Charles A. McFeaters
East Wheatfield Township
Lee
George C. Dickey
West Philadelphia
Street
J.C. Ball
Trafford City
8. C. Thompson
South Seventh Street
E. O. Jobe
Waterstreet
Harry
Steubenville
Bart
Punxsutawney
Pittsburg Harness Supply Co
Godfrey Marshall
Emma, Conner
North Seventh Street
Homeland
Fla
G. W. Conner
M.L. Whissel
Indiana
R. D
Justice
John P. Elkin
Laura
Stanley
Muskogee
Okla
Herman Watson
James Watson
State College
Paul Mack
John Sutton
Princeton
Robert Sutton
Cheater Military Academy
David Houck
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Harry Sutter
Frank Glaseer
Mercerabyys Academy
Ross Honack
Bible Creps
Cloid Rinn
Frank Snyder
Pennsylvania College
Qsttynburg
Bertha Brownlee
Martha Stuchell
Wilson College
Chamberaburg
Helen Daugherty
Mason's School
Clark McIlregor
Med
jea-Chi College
Philadelphia
Edwart Hilty
University of Pittahure
Tiree
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Grean, Pite Wid
Cherryhill
Cockport
G. W. N. Turner
Marion Center
Nyet
David J. Price
Clymof
Edward ‘O'Neal
Lovejoy
Rey
Turner
Roy
Wick
Williams
Clymer
Tor
G. ‘Tf
Lewis
Wesley
Pine Plath
A. N. Buterbaugh
Stafford
Suniday
Iddo Lewis
Rossiter
Chas. T. Faust
W. Fyock
Purchase
Lina
Edu'Neal
Fatal accident at Young Township School House
Etta Kinter and Pretty Effin Rager, both pupils at Kennedy School in Young Township, fell during play causing Effin Rager to suffer injuries eight weeks earlier. She died December 1 from internal complications. funeral held at her home. Rager family noted. pallbearers were six girls from Lewisville Church. Report includes local notices of skates purchase, typhoid fever cases, burns at Clymer plant, and US juror selection.
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Pretty Effin Rager
Kennedy School
Young Township
Etta
Kinter
Effie
Rager
Hifie
Rev
Findley
Jacksonville
Greenwood Cemetery
Dme
Lewisville Church
Miguel Mary Speedy
Hannah McGinley
Maude Calhoun
Malz« Sterley
Nettle Devinney
Meldarant
County's Oldest Citizen Dies at 94 in Rossmoyne
Jonathin Neff of Rossmoyne, county's oldest resident, died December 13 at home aged 94 years 8 months. A lifelong Republican, he cast his first vote for Henry Clay in 1836 and served with Mahony Volunteers. Survived by wife Mina Mary Jane Farnegorth and eight children, he lived on farms near Plumville and Rossmoyne and was active in the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Henderson
Mercanfile
Henderson
Cunningham Company
Ators
West Wheatheld Township
Jonathin Neff
Rossmeyne
Naf
Tvo-Mile House
Munxsutawney
Henry Clay
Old Mahonny Volunteers
Neff
Harvey Johnston
Rossmoyns
Lydick Farm
Mike
Plumville
Kittanning- Pike
Smickaburg
Shernsley Farm
Rossmoyne
Teing
Mina Mary Jane Farnegorth
Pate
A. A. Neff
Rossimoyne
Mary Clowes widow dies at 78 in Vandergrift
Mrs Mary Clowes widow of the late Jacob Clowes died December 12 in Vandergrift aged 78 years 8 months and 11 days She was born in Plumville Indiana and had resided in Vandergrift She leaves children Clark Clowes Austin Cowes S R Coulto baugh Miss Johney Menteh Jay Q Clowes and Jack M Plaher plus siblings J O Andrew Wegner Nam George Wegner and Maggie Craig Funeral services will be held at her late home then at Willet for interment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Jack
Blacklick Township
Fulton
William
James
Mary
William Jack
Mary Clowes
Jacob Clowes
R. Coltabaugh
Franklin Atrost
Vandergrift
Pliamville
Gairgarded
Indiana
Vandereriit Recenly
Bho
Clark Clowen
Barneshora
Austin Cowes
Dayton
R. Coultobaugh
Vandereritt
Mijohney Menteh
Harriaburgs
Jay Q Clowes
Denyer
Calo
Jack M. Plaher
Chattanooga
Tenn
Deceared
Woes Weamer
Thera
Alaters
Andrew Wegner
Plumylle
Nam
George Weamer
Homers
City
Mra
Maggie Craig
Peas Ra
Tremaine
Willet
Unclear local notice regarding Mrs Dy Fy Melrlay
Fragmentary obituary notice mentions Mrs Dy Fy Melrlay aged 68 and D I McBriar. Survivors are unreadable due to damaged text. Deciphering is limited by missing details and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy Fy Melrlay
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