Republican Announcements for Indiana County Candidates
Republican leaders in Indiana County announce candidates for nomination in the Republican Primary Election on March 16 1901 with announcements closing February 12 1901 Chairman Geo J Feit and M Lowry note district and ward posts and praise the loyal Republicans who met the county committee. Hon E L Moorhead editor of Junction City Times Oregon formerly of the county elected chief clerk of the Oregon senate in his third term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Indiana County
Geo. J. Feit
Indiana
L. Moorhead
Junction City Times
Oregon
Oregon Senate
Salem Statesman
Senate
Weddings Tie Turner and Lovelace at Clearfield
A week’s society notes from Glen Campbell to Dayton Pa recount two weddings: James D Turner and Bertha Lovelace wed in Clearfield by Rev Foster, and John G Wilson and Laura Faith married at a Lutheran parsonage. Revival services, academy hires, and local committees fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner-Lovelace
James D. Turner
Bertha Lovelace
Glen Campbell
Thoreday
Clearfield, Pa
ME. Foster
Personalities and visits fill Indiana week
Mrs Frank Keener visits Pittsburgh while J R Stumpf and other locals travel to nearby towns. Many Blairsville and Indiana residents host or visit friends over Sabbath. Addresses and occupations appear, noting sales, retirements, funerals, and a minister’s move to Oklahoma.
Dr Kings New Discovery Promises Cure for Lung Ailments
Rosa Richardson of Laurel Springs North Carolina credits Dr Kings New Discovery with curing her consumption after doctors said she would die within a month. The remedy is advertised as lifesaving for Consumption Pneumonia La Grippe Bronchitis and various coughs and colds. Trial bottles are offered free at several local drug stores with limited 50 cent and 1.00 bottle sizes available. A Valentine Fair by the Sabbath School Guild of the Good Shepherd is scheduled at the Episcopal church Monday from 3 to 6 PM. all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Richardson
Laurel Springs
N. C
T. E. Hildebrand’s
Indiana
W. I. Moore's
Homer City
M. G. Miller's
Blakeville
Guild of the Good Shepherd
Episcopal Church
Recent Deaths in East Brady and Nearby Areas
Mrs Martha Wallace widow of Dr Samuel Wallace died at her East Brady home in her 90th year. Surviving children include J C Wallace Dr R S Wallace S C Wallace and Mrs J Foster. Interment at Bradys Bend. Emma Bell Kiang daughter of John Rising near Caberg died aged 16 4 19 after five weeks illness of typhoid spinal meningitis. Burial Howe graveyard. Capt William A Rager of Derry died at 56 years coal of Civil War veteran served as color bearer 67th Regiment. Interment at Derry. Mary Wilson wife of John Wilson of Armagh died at 23 from gangrene. interment Armagh cemetery. David B Townsend Jr infant son of D B Townsend South Bend died of pneumonia aged 8 months 5 days. service by Rev B Kelly. burial South Bend. Gretta Wilkins granddaughter of Samuel Nelson New Alexandria died January 24 of typhoid fever aged 18. Brother Cleveland ill with fever. Reuben Boring of West Wheatfield died near Huff from pneumonia in 65th year. interment Bethel cemetery Clyde. Mrs Joseph W Baker near Blairville died at 39 from heart trouble. interment Blairville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stephens
Nannie Speedy
Ckelodta
Nettie McHenry
Latrobe
John M. Leech
Waterstreet
Altoona
Lucinda Parker
Armagh
W.T. Wilson
Church Street
J. R
Town
Ida
Bradys Bend
Alice McKimmie
Anna
Jessie
Clarington
W Va
Mesers
VanHorn
James J. Hutchison
East Wheatfield Township
Indiana
H. Williams
School Street
Third Ward
Pittsburg
Punxsutawney
John W. Miller
Brushvalley
A. E. McFeaters
Brushvalley Township
Miriam Cameron
Blazzaville
John G. Cameron
North Ninth Street
R. E. Young
Lucy Brallier
B. H. Lichteberger
Cherrytree
Burnside
Sue Williard
Florida
Willard
A. T. Bell
Saltsburg
Washington
Freeport
Margaret Logan
Lowry Cameron
Penn Ran
Cameron
Cherryhill Township
Zenas Decker
Decker Bros
Penn Run
Decker Brown
Ambrose McAnulty
Minneapolis
Vien
H. 8. Thompson
North Seventh Street
Sabbath
McAnulty
Mise Bell McHenry
Tanoma School
Mise Mary Rowe
Normal
Philadelphia
Hahnemann Hospital
D. Gates
J. K. Pierce
Blacklick
P. Boleman
Pierce
J. M. Engle
Quincy
Columbia County
Cal
J. H. Mingle
Engle
California
John P. Elkin
Elkin
Wisconsin
Mexico
Martha Wallace
Samuel Wallace
East Brady
Clarion County
J.C. Wallace
R S Wallace
C. Wallace
J. ¥. Foster
East
Emma Bell Kiang
John Rising
Caberg
Sample Run
William A. Rager
William A. Bager
Derry
67Th
Mary Wilson
John Wilson
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
David
Gresta Wilkins
Gretta Wilkins
Samuel Nelson
White Township
New Alexandria
Cleveland
Rruben Boring
Reuben Boring
West Wheatfield Township
Huff
Bethel Church Cemetery
Clyde
Obituaries and notices from Millwood area
Mrs George Bly of Millwood Pa dies on Sabbath leaving husband two sons and three daughters. Toterment held at Millwood Tuesday. Mrs Bly daughter of late William Lewis. Berton Donahey infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert C Donahey near Dixonville dies aged two years of pneumonia. Interment at Dunkard church near Tanoma. An infant daughter of Mr and Mrs D W Cernahan Armstrong township dies. Interment at Corry Row Presbyterian cemetery near Shelocta. An infant child of Mr and Mrs Wilson R Harbridge East Mahoning township dies aged three days. Interment at Marion Center on Sabbath. Mrs Peter Jackson of Blairsville dies suddenly leaving husband and several children. Interment at Blairsville. Also local ads for Arnica Salve and a Morrellville property for sale by James Grady. John Wanamaker's son insured for 250000 with Prudential last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bly
Millwood
Bly
William Lewis
Town
Berton Donahey
Berton
Robert C. Donahey
Dixonville
Dunkard
Tanoma
D. W. Cernahan
Armstrong Township
Corry Row Presbyterian Church
Shelocta
Wilson R. Harbridge
East Mahoning Township
Marion Center
Peter Jackson
Blairsville
J. A. Campbell
North Ninth Street
James Jamisan
Vandergrift
John Auld
John Campbell
Westfield
E. E Ciannon
H. G. Cunningham
Somerset County
East Mahoning
Shoemaker
Mars
J. 8. Miller
Barnesboro
Leslie Pattison
Indiana
D. EB
Mary Jane Buterbaugh
Allegheny City
E. Ward Honk
Sidney Frampton
Olie Napp
Local correspondence of Blacklide and nearby towns
Local notes record many regional visitors and residents tied to Blairsville Homer City and Indiana. Names include Ralph Bell, A W Lickert, A P Baker, Dr A D Miller, J A Duncan, Minnie Bevarlish, J W Brentlinger, Olive Berry, John Bennett, George Dickie, J A Murray, D M Fair Willis Fair John Conner, and others. Attendees include P S C E anniversary attendees and a large sled ride to Homer City. Several moves, visits, and illnesses are noted alongside funeral attendances and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bell
A. W. Lickert
Indiana
Near Town
A. P. Baker
A. D. Miller
Manor
A. J. Duncan
Blairsville
Misa Minnie Bvaglish
Homer City
J. W. Brentlinger
Olive Berry
John Bennett
George Dickie
Center Township
J. A. Murray
Scottdale
D. M. Fair
Greensburg
Willis Fair
Saltsburg
John Conner
Blairaville
John Long
A. B. Kelley
Pittaborg
Mire
Robi
Geary
Wm. Hadden
Wilson Devinny
Jno
Stoneback
Gilbert's Real Estate Agency at Farmers' Bank Building
Real estate agency note mentions Abe Ra in connection with Gilbert's Real Estate Agency located within the Farmers' Bank Building. Details are sparse in the fragment and no further actions or dates are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Bank
Abe Ra. Gilbert
Farmers' Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana Pogress
A. T. Moorhead & Son
Ninth Sevesth Street
Indiana Progress
Register and Recorder
M. Lowry
Second Ward
Indiana, Pa
Indians, Pa
Banner County
Church News
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
Feltwell
Dayton Union Academy
L. W. Greenlee
J. E Good
Dayton Dyion Academy
Dayton, Pa
Smicksburg
J.C. Moore
Falrsburg
H. J. Thompson
M. K. Leard
Harrisoury
Thompson
Geological Survey
Leard
West Mahoning Township
D. Kerr
E. E. Ritchie
J.W. Dodson
J. C. Smathers
E. Dinger
T. Good
A. Ritchie
BR. Stear
A. S. McQuilken
Pound Ray
Plowville
Oak Grove
Edith
Sam Craig
Ella
Bessie Palmers
Priecilla Cramer
Scott
May
Goldie Campbell
Calvin Spencer
John
Bert Craig
Willie Cramer
Wesley Rummel
Clara Stonebraekee
Ingleside Club
Shakespeare Club
Catherine E. Oliver
Chicago
Sky Pilot
Frank Keener
Pittaburg
J. R Stumpf
Uniontown
Mass May Farnaworth
Eastran
William Banke
Will Herron
Messrs
Edward Lowman
Lou Starry
Frank McCoy
Fayette City
Emma BE. Rising
MES
Josep W Baker
Joseph W. Baker
Blaireville
Buckilen
T. E. Hildebrand
W. I. Moore
Morrellvile
City of Johnstown
James Grady
Decker Ave
John Wanamaker
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Cortez
Rebecca P. Kell
Frank W. Hess
Olive L. Coalme
Grant
Jesse Edwards
Henrietta Simons
John G. Wilson
Jefferson County
Laura A. Faith
Armstrong
Homer Felt
Winslow
Linnie C. Lew
Luther
Jas
Laura Keller
D. A. Keller
N. J. Wachob
Ross Campbell
Fred Snyder
Olivet
Friends
Rob Caldwell
Peeler
Robert Sharp
Apollo Friends
T. W. Carnahan
Fuesday
Wiliam
Samuel Calhoun
Harvey
Creekside
Adda Carnahan
Greer
Graceton
John Evang
Goheenville
Robert Getty
Chambereville
Laura Frech
Estella Bethel
Harry Kunkle
Margaret Lydie
John Fleming
Effa Duncan
Gilpin
George Snyder
Emma, Speedy
Chambersville
H. K. Shields
Gilpin and
Lulu Mitchell
Samuel Craig
Wr. Bryan
Henry Ray
Reed Station
Jane Little
Robert McCoy
Mr. McCoy
Rev
Norris McCoy
W. ©. Rink
Hetrick
W. R. Loughry & CO
the Prudential
A. L. Gilbert
Farmers’ Bank Building
Geo, W. Gilbert
Weamer
Court Henge
Philadelphia Street
Indi
Prunes
Lake Ciscoes
Uneeida
Flickinger
Thos. Sutton
G. S. Christy & Son
G. W. Earl
Christy & Son
Isaac‘ H. Criley
Worth Sixth Street
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