Buffalo Susquehanna Link To Connect Plumville Juneau Rail Route
Reports say the Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad has secured rights to use tracks from Stanley to the Indiana branch in Vane township near Plumville. Goodyear interests control the line and coal fields. a Plumville area field of over 10 000 acres will supply mines. Construction of the Plumville to Juneau connecting link is set to begin next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Beachs
Ling
Piimyille
Buffalo & Susquehanana Railroad Company
Bufalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Company
Stanley
Sykesville
Doctunnal
Point
Indiana
Vane Township
This County
Clow
Clog
Millixsuirwney
The
Goodyears
Buffalo & Susquehanna Company
Dare Coxifield
Plumville
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Ntfalo & Susquebining
Juneau
Wiles
Indiana Republicans nominate men for borough offices and wards
Republicans of Indiana on Saturday nominated candidates for borough and ward offices. Details list nominees for treasurer, overseer, auditors, council, school director, judge, inspector, and constable across four wards, with vote tallies and a similar Democratic slate noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Hirst
John B. Naylor
William Youn
Longwill
A. Ruitner
Miles Young
D. C. Mckee
A. Jd. Smith
James M. Watt
Harry Brilhart
Ed. O'Hara
Jacob Wettling
John 3
Taylor
William Young
A. &. Longwill
J. T. Chufiner
A. BE. Long
Will
T. Ruffner
D. A. McKea
Corncil
Wallace
Thomas
John A. Findley
Meade Marshall
W. M. Cunningham
John Bennett
John M. Miller
G. W. Roof
Fourth Ward
John 8. Taylor
A. B. Longwill
J. J. Ruffner
D.C. McKee
J. M. Dickson
A. Moorhead
C. Mack
J. . McKean
J. L. Peberman
Iva Ankeny
Willis Wilson
Democrats
Lickols
John 2. Taylor
Willian Young
John B Stadtila
Wo EL Myers
Phinck Ward
Couneil
Wilkins Gates
Kehnol
Kiag Douglass
John A. Bennett
Mes Xatips
We Root
Drossth ward-Couneil
Bowman Behool
Acai Wy Lawynyy
Desso HM
Mukcan
Doluwt
Bath
Nillis Whson
White Township
Wigplus
Haery Bryan
Marry Dane
River
Tide Minstrel at Library Hall Promises Packed House
Ready for Tide Minstrel talent ready for Thursday show at Library Hall. New program with fresh songs and numbers. professionals from Jeannette Marty Uowdi and Edgar Smouse lead a strong company under Harry B. Marshall. The expanded 12-man orchestra features noted soloists and choruses. three editions promise varied acts and audience-pleasing humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh
Molars
Marty Uowdi
Edgar Smouse
Jeannette
Bnufore
Harry B. Marshall
Caol
Roct
Enil
Bil Lichteberger
Karl Hammers
Ira Myers
Wiggie” Harrow
Larry Bowman
Harry Marshall
Sweet Adeline
Edna Wilson
Nellie Hetrick
Harry Bowman
Maggie Dear
Clyde Gessier
W. Pearl Walker
Helen Watson
Wo. Farrow
Uncle Sammy
Reception for New Members of the Indiana W C T U
The Indiana Women s Christian Temperance Union hosts a reception for 33 new members at J R Stump s residence at Seventh and School streets on Thursday evening. Reports from the National Convention in Philadelphia and the State Convention in Bloomsburg will be presented by Mrs M Laird and Mrs Linus Lewis respectively. Additional talks cover the Marion Center county convention and the formation of a permanent Whikiminitay Spaings school association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Women's Christian Temperance Union
J. R. Stumpt
Seventh
School Streets
Philadelphia
M. Laird
Blairsville
Bloomsburg
Linus Lewis
Indiana
W. OT. Uy
Marion Center
Bya G. Thompson
Third Ward Property Sold in Oakland Avenue Deal
Real estate agents Wagner and Citheart sold property on Oakland Avenue to Wit, Wis sluper for about 2500. April 1 is the payment date. Judge Bullington of the US District Court appointed W P Elin as bankruptcy referee for the county. Harvey Mildebrand of White township is critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner & Citheart
Hive
Oakland Avenue
Wit
Wissluper
Toe City
Consideritian
Wissinger Pais
Willmare Tu
Bullington
United States District Court
W.P. Elin
Town
Welford
Harvey Mildebrand
White Township
Presbyterians Hold Reception for Persian Missionaries
A reception hosted by the Ladies' Foreign Missionary Society will honor Dr A Wilson and his wife, Persian missionaries, at the First United Presbyterian Church on Wednesday February 8 at 2 PM. The event celebrates their two and a half years in Santa Fe New Mexico and features talks, offerings, and social time. Also announced is a Josal Institute program at Adair schoolhouse Whitetowr Ship on Saturday February 1 with teaching, recitations, and talks on school regular attendance and thoroughness of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
Wilson
Indiana Presbyteria Choech
Draughiter
Rey
Ithea
Persia
M. Allison
de. Alison
Josal Institute
Adair Schoolouse
Whitetowr
Sheriff Neal Milken's Backto Canada Mission
Sheriff Josiah Neal departs Monday evening for Montreal to extradite Antonin Maculaso the Italian charged with harming his father in law at Gipsy last August. This marks Neal's third trip seeking the suspect, with hopes of securing Maculaso this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ores Pribong
Josiah Neal
Moteal
Can
Antonin Maculaso
Ine
Gipsy
Sharif Neal
Glass Factory In Operation After Union Dispute
The Blunt Glass Workers Union and Superintendent Dugan of Dugan Glass Company reached a settlement on Wednesday. Workers returned to the local plant after a court of appeals was urged to review the case. A Pittsburgh meeting will determine final action. The dispute arose over payment for ware deemed imperfect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt Glass Workers Union
Dugan
Dugan Glass Company
George H. Werner
Penn Station
District Union
Court of Appeals
Pittsburg
Weddings in Utah and Dixonville Hold Week of Nuptials
Gero D. Donohue of Utah wed Ella M. McMillen of Dixonville at the bride’s home in a Wednesday ceremony. Rev G Buck of Salamanca officiated in the presence of family and friends. A reception followed and a serenade greeted the couple. The couple will reside near Utah and different local families hosted further festivities and future celebrations are planned across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gero D. Donohue
Utah
Ella M. McMillen
Dixonville
G. Buck
Salamanca
N.Y
Pha McMillen
Harry Jaydick
Sava Adams
Porm Run
Coupan
Donita
Ulib
Massive Coal Purchases Hit Southern County tracts
The Pennsylvania Interests and The Pennsylvania Railroad expand coal holdings in the county. Deeds filed last week show numerous tracts bought in Young Armstrong and Conneaut townships by buyers including W J Palmer and Henry G Reeger, with prices ranging from about 800 to 4 600 dollars. The Beech Creek Coal & Coke Company purchased 35 acres in Green township and 26 acres in Montgomery. A separate sale of 32 acres in Cherryhill Township occurred at one dollar per acre. Local civic items mention ongoing political and social activity in the New Gay district and a railway-related incident nearby, with injuries to Mrs. George Groth reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Counnty
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
W. M. Laxmin
Young, Armstrong and Conanaugh Lown
W. J. Palmer
Boroves
Frank Barr
James M. Bureley
J. Reeger
Henry G. Reeger
Sarah Thompsyen
C Kennedy
Buniuel K. Stahl
Beech Creek Coal & Coke Company
Fidium
Personal Brevities from a Northern Town Notice Board
A stream of briefer notes lists visitors and locals in town on various days, noting travels to Pittsburg, Rochester Mills, Blairsville, and Indiana. Names mentioned include Mrs. M. White, Miss Sloan, Mr. Lively, and Mr. Gault, with several social visits and church-related outings reported among residents and guests across multiple streets and avenues.
Local notices blur into garbled tale of town events
A fragmented OCR page recounts community happenings, including church matters, hospital updates, and cemetery notices. Names such as Margeret Cheuscay and Mayy dle horaifanen appear among scattered references to ministers, local officials, and several venues.
Local Correspondence from Stiwart and Gunily Districts
Local notes recount visitors and residents in Woh Stiwart and nearby towns. Miss Phenbe Lloyd of Vintoucdate and Miss Viola Voints are mentioned among teachers and residents visiting relatives as weeklong stays occur. Several names appear with travel to Toledo, Jerasee, and Sayissvarle while others return home from Oklahoma and Conductor Pieese remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenbe Lloyd
Vintoucdate
Viola Voints
Teachipe
Kitinbi
Willi Ayers
Alvith
Saat Badaehoy
Ida Valine
Tle
Wails
Curaway
Moi
Elders Ridge Creamery Pays Dividend and Grows
The Elders Ridge Creamery Company reports a strong year with 600,159 pounds of milk processed and 37,029 pounds of butter manufactured. A 3 percent dividend was paid to stockholders. Incorporators are local farmers around Niders Ridge with officers S. R. Ine as president J. He Henderson as treasurer J. K Mood as secretary and manager. Directors include Re Hine Wing Wilson Edlender son and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ye Rideva Ridge Creamery Company
Recenbhly
Niles
Dammary
Bus Creanery
Ghithinaty Aremiery
Hitler's Ridges
I Iy
Niders Ridge
S. R. Ine
J. He Uenderson
J. Kf. Mood
W. 3. Mider
EH. Snyder
Re Hine
Wing
A. DB. Wilson
J. Ed Dlenderson
Gas incident o ers by Myers family in Philadelphia street
Ira A Myers of Mast Philadelphia street suffered gas exposure when a kitchen leak filled the house during dinner preparation. Mrs Myers, her child and a niece were affected but not unconscious. Dr W A Simpson revived Myers and advised an outdoor rest. The family later recovered after a brief collapse and two days of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira A. Myers
Mast Phila‘phia Street
My. Myers
Roland
W. A. Simpson
Mr. Myers
Southside Falls In Tight Local Basketball Classic
Southside battles Blairsville and the Olympians in a tense home game, with Nickle and Liebau producing late baskets and McCreight aiding the Old Boys. Indiana and Manchester players rotate in, while crowd energy peaks as the final score remains close through the fourth quarter.
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Wade
Hitos
Blairsville
Kiski
Bolivarini
Apollo
Enowe Goa
Cumere
Miwnagae
Miva
Alrealy
Porte Statis
Cap- Win Larenae
Daugherty
Nigkeb
Seattlesides
Ed Taber
Liebau
McCreight
Pete” Moorhead
Nile
API
Jada
McCredanl
Fonl
Liebau Wu
Iodiana
Jemad Agai
McRalip
Liebwand
Alvarartely
Itayas
Ladiana
Southside Yietaries
Spurs
Davos Thay
Peitie
I. McCreight
McGregzar
Town
Melvkes
Manchester
McNicp
St. Char
Gable
Metakes
Goa
Mery
Landhside
Landhside Dustcob
McCraght
Mee Gregor
C. McCraight
Liehan
Bouthside
Dahl
Eamot
Mie
Mit Lenih
Mets Candlda
Merce
Berit
Mode
Bel
Hafan
Diag
Ted
Maelecaport
Indiana
Younkius
Pemaligion
Hour
Young
Hork
Younus
Beaney
Younans
Berk
Pounington
West for Wis Mealth Health Migrates to California
H W Steving of east Watuy street left last week for California where he will remain some time due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Steving
East Watuy Street
California
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Trakvic
William Farrow
Arry Bowman
Yarrow
Bowman
Smouse
Hammers
Roune
Ian Pillsbury
Iriday
Marriege Livensas
Charles Richards Perenne
Olson
Assher
Milton
Heger
Shawn
Deel Eens
Rlowart A. Aniitia
Lovejoy
Martintown
Averitt
Abellin Pont Walsh
Third Ward Property
Seld
Lesta Hleek
Vernie Carnahan
May Shields
Edith McHenry
Miss Brie
Claude Bath
Murray Moore
Craig
Snyder
Crawford
B Miller
Davis
Canada
Sheriif Neal Milken
Baird ‘Trip Fo
Riselell- Wile Cama
Tisha
Mine Verna M. Williams
Rassinery
Hasnileah
Wliealay
Meluiey
David Bhaie
Tipt
Molly Lloyd Phouima
Marukry Seborniuen
Charry
Siloadish Ung Marty
Creeksley
Davis Hotels
Calligan
Doa Waly de Mage
John W. Stewart
C. 8. Alters
Harry McQuown
Ben Keller
J. A. Crossman
Robert Milliken
CG. M. Wortiman
Nevada
Ch Waren
Llopis Atawart
Abed
Squires Cy Walkay
Wort Mahone Ty Township
Dafortis
Tci
Mas Walkew
SoGhaly
Ata Recoit
Mada Widedawson
Mea M.lea Por
Belle O'Neil
Senpetary
Leon Real
Vroasnerer
Vermin Whit
Orgaibt
Mloronee Stihl
Max Bure
Joseph Risinger
Toc
Han Canphell
Mr. Hollinger
Apatlo
Wirth
Cunningham
RW. Guthivie
van Dip Salles
Hig
Varndergettt
Colilt
al Maarten Centon
Sibir
Pixonvilla
Everett
Cewa
A.T. Chimitide
North Milth
Celia White
Neelh
Pittsby
Sundiy
A. Gaawn
Phurochiy
M. White
Sourth
Pithsbury
Mebresport
Bitlet
Migs Mita ML
Rochester Mills
Saailay
Ruhl Sloan
Graiesyville
Masick Wilson
Wasetin
Montgomery
Moab
Itmori
Comrath
Dohnstowity
Routh
Ah Gieltwingen
Stuwart
Ghuekliek
Clark Datwilar
Tacoma
Wash
M Isnt
Exist
Chivelt Staegh
MB Dalwilar
Geert Focal
Joba N. Speel
Bigok- Yoavivedt
Didianst
Mrs. Speel
Ahiey Witte
Jrunds
Western
Poth
Budlon
Lorby
C. Bone
Rayne Lowustipy
Qguitaiereial Catheyee
Ieraddabert
Houkkeaper Tibbe Objects
Che Pertuaylni Dat Company
Iit Allo
Wilieu
Phares
Cowal
Couette
Natal
SUES
DALES
Margaret Cheuscay
Lowe
Tomi
West
Cade
Rom Berio
Twitty
Andy
Saliba
Ariek
Cochin
Ates
Dioges
Baker
Job Pishowies
Ghee
Butlers Dofin Cochin
EL Se Coolra
Eae
Diadgameties
Macattard Coetoan
Tha
Dirs Unies Presbyteriin Celntieh
Fawn
Pethbedhards
Baden
Berttiers
Michael
Samet
Seb A
AN MN Ean
Rinehark Verso
al Wirstimpeton
Michi Agerk
Selene Kenny
Nos Tou Poe Geh
Coroneshangy
Battie
Ioohastan & Fiftshane
Aiheay Company
Allon
Eere
Baterbangh
Sayissvarle
Manetiy
Tooniga -Avidon
Jerasee
Leattiven, Af
George Kelkoy
Pishia
Aylia
Neily la Depys
Ancessliiog
Wader
Qaareebey
Ladige Robisas
Saaega
Steygy
Victoria Key
Sabuday
Suse Nieva Traiger
Xonville
Sheve
Jovey Dick
Reburn
Oklahoma
Ut Ak Bagley
Pibtsbiee
Elders Ridge Industry
DA VR Cep
Pinant
Lwich
Iran A. Myers
Southside
Mamopsi Base
Ma Toowa
Tyan Depert NE
Waris
Sattsburg
Bolivar
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