Real Estate Transfers From Guardians and Heirs
A long list of listeners shows transfers of farmland coal and lots across Buffington J S Smith East Wheatfield White Center Indiana Blairaville Glen Campbell Canoe Cherryhill Green Barrell Washington and Indiana with prices from 25 to 3 500 dollars detailing guardianships and heirs deeds to various buyers including Wm F Stewart Robt Milliken and J W Clark through 19th century property exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmm
Bracken’s Guardian
Buffington
Wm. F. Stewart
Saltsgiver’s Guardian
M. L. Little
Dr. Simpson
White
Tor
Thomas Craven
W. J. Gompers
Indiana
George
R. Churchill
Rev
Henry Webb
Cherryhill
EH. Dickie
Robt. Milliken
Robert
C. W. McCrady
Daniel Smith
Montgomery
J. W. Clark
Olive Claweon
Blairaville
I. D. Waterman
Paul White
Green
Amaiah H Reed
A. H. Reed
Michael Wimner
Walter N. Myers
Phil. M. Sutton
Robert F. Law
Emma Myers
Danel S. Stiver
D. W. Simpson
W. D. Bigler
Abram
Martin
Frederick Magle
Joseph Hines
T. P. Mikesell
Barrell
Russian Papers on English Indictment of Senate
St Petersburg dispatch notes Novoe Vremya report on an English indictment of the U S Senate for attempted defeat of the Clayton Bulwer treaty. It says conditions have changed and the treaty must change. Russia cites 1870 exploration of not remaining bound by a promise to avoid Black Sea war vessels. The Bourse Gazette and Sayer comment on American victory and Western policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
United States Senate
Russia
Bourse Gazette
SAYER
Amoriag
Tore
America
War Department Allows Use Of Cold Weather Gear
December 1 1920 the secretary of war approved issuing canvas mittens blankets quilted coats and canvas overcoats at cost for enlistments. Overcoats issued to troops on active duty or hazardous conditions to West Point life saving weather exposure may be used in service when freezing endangers life. Coats may be canvas or blanket lined and mittens canvas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of War
West Point
Twenty Fourth Annual Dinner at Tanoma Home
The David A Short family of Tanoma held their 24th annual Christmas dinner with 36 relatives present. Harvey Destiny James Bence and Harry Short of Rayne township and James Wiggins of White township attended, with William Short absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Short
Tanoma
Harvey Destiny
James Bence
Harry Short
Rayne Township
James Wiggins
White Township
Wliam Short
Bow
Death of James Fair of Blacklick Township at 81
RECENT DEATHS. Mr. James Fair of Blacklick township died Friday morning December 21 in the 82nd year of his age from general debility. Born in 1819 in Westmoreland county near New Alexandria, he moved with family to Indiana county later. He married Harriet Smith in 1841. nine children were born, five survive: D. M. Fair, R. W. Fair, Mrs. J. M. Conner, George H. Fair, and Mary C. Fair. He was a Presbyterian elder, helped organize Blacklick church, and served until death. His first wife died in 1878. he remarried in 1881 to Elizabeth Bricker, who survives. Interment at Bethl on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fair
Blacklick Township
Mr. Fair
Westmoreland County
New Alexandria
Indiana County
Indiana Branch
Blacklick Station
Harriet Smith
Daniel Smith
D. M
Greenburg
R. W
Kiskiminetas
Saltsburg
J. M. Conner
Blairsville
George H
Topeka
Kan
Mary C
Elizabeth Bricker
Beth#l
Local resident T W Bowen dies at 66 in New Florence
T W Bowen a prominent New Florence resident died Wednesday of heart trouble at 66. He once ran tinware in Armagh, moved to New Florence in 1872 to operate a hardware store until his death. He married Rebecca Ling in March 1860. survived by widow and daughter Jessie. He belonged to Blairsville Masons and Royal Arch Masons of New Florence. Interment was in West Fairfield cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bowen
T. W. Bowen
New Florence
Armagh
Rebecca Ling
East Wheatfield Township
Jessie
Blairsville
Death of J E Washington in Rhinelander Wis
J E Washington of Washington Wisconsin died Saturday in Rhinelander Hospital from typhoid fever at 32. A son of Peter Washington of Rayne township, he had worked in the west. He left $1000 life insurance to his father and additional money to his sisters Margaret and Florence. His remains arrived Tuesday and were buried Wednesday at Grove Chapel Lutheran church cemetery in Rayne township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Washington
J. E Washington
Washington, Wis
Rhinelander Hospital
Peter Washington
Rayne Township
Margaret
Florence
Grove Chapel Lutheran Church
Rayne Townhip
Death of Mrs Amanda Lockard at White township farm
Mrs Amanda Lockard widow of William Lockard died Saturday at her home on Archibald Nichol’s farm in White township at about fifty. Heart trouble caused the death. She and her family had lived in Green township previously. Surviving children are Jesse and Lester of Banks township James and George of White township and Mrs Jennie Small of Graceton. Funeral services were held Monday by Rev D M Kinter of town with interment at Cookport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Lockard
Willian Lockard
Archibald Nichol
White Township
Green Township
Jesse
Lester
Banks Township
James and
George
Jennie Small
Graceton
D. M. Kinter
Town
Cookport
Mrs Lewis Fisher Dies in Pittsburg at 27
Mrs Myrtle Della Fisher wife of Lewis Fisher died at her East End home in Pittsburg on Thursday from typhoid fever aged 27 years 6 months 6 days She was sister to Mrs J A Frick and Mrs J G Fleming of this place and is survived by her husband and three young daughters Funeral services were held Saturday at 10 oclock and interment followed in Pittsburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Fisher
Myrtle Della Fisher
East End
Pittsburg
Town
J. A. Frick
J. G. Fleming
Death of Mrs. Augustus Pease at Chestnut Street
Mrs. Augustus Pease died at her home on Chestnut street Monday morning at 10 o clock aged 38. She had just given birth to a child who died at birth and the mother never rallied. She belonged to the Free Methodist church. Funeral services were held at her home by Rev. Elliott and interment was in Oakland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Pease
Chestnut Street
Pease
Free Methodist Church of Town
Elliott
Oakland Cemetery
Death of Whitesburg farmer Alex Blaney at about 70
Mr. Alex Blaney of Whitesburg Armstrong county died suddenly on Sabbath at 4 o clock from apoplexy. A wealthy farmer with a large estate he leaves a widow and eight children. Interment was held today at Whitesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Blaney
Whitesburg
Armstrong County
Mrs George Lyke Dies at 40 in North Mahoning Township
Mrs George Lyke of near Covode died Monday December 17 from consumption at age 40. She left a husband and nine children. Funeral services led by Rev. Cramer were held Wednesday with interment in Round Top church cemetery North Mahoning township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lyke
Covode
Cramer
Round Top Church
North Mahoning Township
Widow Harriet Thompson Dies in Reading at 84
Mrs Harriet Thompson widow of William C Thompson of Indiana and sister of Hon Joseph Thompson and Robert Thompson died Friday at her daughter’s home in Reading Michigan at age 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Thompson
William C. Thompson
Indiana
Joseph Thompson
Robert Thompson
County
Readjing
Mich
Barron elected principal for Blacklick school term
Prof A M Barron has been elected principal of the select Blacklick school for 12 weeks starting Monday April 29. He previously served as principal there last summer and proved an efficient instructor. A box social will be held at East Pike schoolhouse White township next Friday evening to raise funds for the school library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Barron
Blacklick
Barron
East Pike
White Township
Sawmill trade and goods for sale items in Indiana Pa
Wanted to set or trade a second hand sawmill with belts for No. 1 emlock boards or good hemlock or pine shingles delivered at Indiana Pa for J. Moorhead. Also for sale a new home earner of School sires and Fisher alies. Photos as good as the best at Costis the Tiffany building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
J. ©. Moorhead
Surees
Fisher Alies
Usali Om Thos
Lowman
Ninth Street
Costis
Tiffany
Closing Days Best Institute Highlights and Sales Notice
A long report details institute events with speeches by G Miller and Houlley, plus poems, essays, and a Hamilton sketch. Awards honor students Nellie Washington Mary Fleming and James George. Friday features a social hour and a concluding Oxford Musical Club program. Nearby sale notice lists farm property at William Campbell farm Center township on December 29 1900 with nine months credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute
Oxford Musical Club
Mississippi
William Campbell
Center Township
Salisburg
Satisfactory Results Are What We Are All A
The Imperial Flour brand dominates sales in 1900 doubling 1899 figures and selling at 1.25 per sack. Goldenrod remains 1.10, Wheat 65c, Buckwheat 45c per bushel. A wide range of feed is always in stock.
Sheep Damages and Local Notices From Indiana Pa
A sequence of small notices includes sheep damage awards totaling six dollars fifty cents to George Smith and twenty dollars to R N Coleman in Conemaugh. Also listings for domestic help wages three dollars fifty cents weekly, employment inquiries, second-hand equipment offers, and legal notices for a will and an administrator in Indiana County. Nearby names include R D Wilson, Thos Lowman, J D Moorhead, and G O Cost a Tiffany Building. Administrative notices name Virginia Roberts and John F Peat with dates in 1960 and 1900 respectively.
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Senate
China
Bellefield
Braddock
Wilkinsburg
Normal School Library
Jack
Ommittee On Libraries
Model School Library
G. C. Coat’s
Tiffany Building
Alex. Blaney
Harriet Hompson
Salisbury
Henry Brady
Hawthorne School
Hon. G. ©. Miller
Blennerhassett
Blennerhazsett
Aaron Burr
Hulley
Eugene Field
Mr. Hulley
Field
Fred High
James Whitcomb Riley
Proatiss
Nellie Washington
Rock Bottom
Rayna Township
Mary Fleming
John Fleming
Armstrong Township
James George
Weat Lebanon
Eva G. Thompson
Thompson
R. R. Riedel
Kellysburg
B. D. Condron
Cherrytree Schools
Alaska
C. Q. Miller
High
McCullough
Homer City
Riley
Holley
Chuck
William Hawley Smith
Smith
DOW
Swartz Crawford
J.T. Jones
J. T. Jones
Houlley
J. P. Archibald
Third Ward
Committee On Rexolutions
Cation
Commonwealth
John H. Moore
East Mahoning Township
Qnd
Directors’ Association
Dr. Hulley
Waller
Prof. High
C. C. Miller
Alexander Hamilton
49Th Institute
Stewart
J. T. Stewart
Daraley
Charlotte Turnbull
Campbell Scott Hill
Isid Maud Brady
Nantyglove Urey
Nathan Ros
Willet
Edith Gaile
Charles A. Barrett Smicksburg
Ora B. Dodson
Charles S. Thomas
Martha A. Shield
Marion Center
Rochester
Milla
Jesse B. Waltetnire
Ellen Bowers
Pine Two
Downey
Ida. M. Trasal
Rayne
Washington
Scott A. Fersha
Barrett
Emma B
Armstrong
George Nesbit
Mary EH
Ankle
Wm. E. Walsh
Gipsy Dollie R. Ryan
Miles L. Neff
South Mahoning
M. Hoover
West Mahoning
J. Calvin Good
Myrtle L. Brewer
Ella Douthitt
Fred
Berlinger
Brushvalley
Homer City Gang
Samuel A. Bracken
Windber
Anpie
P. Craig
Brushvallay
John W. Deyarmine
Annie M. Shaner
J. Lee Blose
Pearl Shaffe
Creskside
Vm.cu
Philo
A. O. Crav
Philadelphia
George 5
R. D. Wilson
Church and
Seventh Streets
Newhouse
School Street
Fisher Alley
Thos. Lowman
J. D. Moorhead
D. E. Tomb
Curar's
Hugé Roberts
Pine Township
Virginia Roberts
John F. Peat
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