Surprises in Decisions No Action Taken by Court in Brewery Licenses
Court refused or granted licenses for fifteen existing hotels and inns in Indiana county. Most refusals targeted landlords including J H Lollar of the Moore Hotel, while two hotels New Indiana House and Clawson House secured licenses after reopening repairs. Licenses expire next Saturday with new ones dated Monday. The petition to rehear J H Lollar’s Moore Hotel case gathers business support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudiana
Hostieries
Jude Telford Hag
J. H. Lollar
The
Moore
Indiana
Moore Hotel
Indiana House
Clawson House
Indian'‘Brewing Company
Town
Ehner Manners
National Hotel
T. H. Menning
Clymer
Alexander’Dunbar
Gien Camp
C. M. Wortman
Empfield
Sterner
Dixonville
Green Township
John H.lollar
J. BE. Ober
Gypsy
Montgomery Township
W. F. Neely
Nesly
Cherryhill
J.R. Spicher
St. Charles
Andora
Milton Hallman
Hallman
Cherrytres
C.D. Gorman
Lloyd
Old Soldier Benefits From Pension Increase
Through Congressman Beale the pension of T. B. Abers of Blacklick is raised from 12 to 30 dollars monthly. Abers, an old soldier of Company F Sixth Cavalry, has been paralyzed for seven years and cared for by his wife. J. M. Marshall aided in securing the increase by rallying influential friends in the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beale
T. B. Abers
Blacklick
Abers
Company F
Sixth Cavalry
J. M. Marshall
Silver Wedding Anniversary at Barnett Home
Friends gathered at the Barnett residence to celebrate the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Barnett of Clee. A 1 00 o'clock dinner followed by speeches and gift presentations highlighted the day of feasting and ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnett
Mya
John Barnett
Clee
Two estates divided bequests made in wills noted
Wills filed for probate in Blairsville area detail that Mrs. Sarah Libengood of Burrell township bequeaths 50 to erect a tombstone and 50 to a Strangford church, with the rest to her son Clinton and daughters Mary Marsh and Tillie Henderson, plus gifts to granddaughters and executors named. James Hazlett of Young township leaves widow life use of farm, then farm divided among son J M Hazlett and daughters Carrie Wrick and Ella Bart. widow Mary A Hazlett named executrix. Dates given as January 12 1967 and June 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Eibongon
Burrell Township
M. EB
Strangford
Blairsville National Bank
Clinton
Mary Marsh
Tillie Henderson
Clinton Libengood
Libengood
Nellie Libengood
Laura Pratt
Mary A. Hazlett
Colonial party at Normal school lights up February 22
A grand Colonial party marking Washingtons birthday returns to Normal school this February 22 with extended senior class participation. Notable figures from Indiana and nearby towns are among the representatives including President Washington Willis McPaglind, Lady Washington Agnes Campbell, and Secretary of War Knox Haroldl Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
B. Willis McPaglind
Indiana
Homer City Mine Official Severely Injured In Shaft Fall
Supt. Mihlan of Homer City, in charge of Luzerne mine work, fell 80 feet through a shaft opening when timber collapsed. A skull fracture was Trephined with bone removed. right arm broken and other injuries noted. Condition serious but hopes of recovery. Mihlan based in Philadelphia. Shaft lies near Homer City outskirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mihlan
Homer City
Jack Mihlan
Luzerne
School House Burned In East Mahoning Township
A stove overheated causing a fire that destroyed the Lowman school house in East Mahoning Township near Neggat Ion Center. The blaze also consumed furniture and pools, with losses estimated at 1000 dollars. no insurance covered the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Mahoning Township
Lowman
Foot Severely Cut Near Parkwood Farm Mill
Russell Long suffered a serious foot injury while working on the Huber saw at Henry Archel farm near Parkwood on Thursday. While walking through the mill his foot slipped into a blade, leaving a wound about ten inches long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huber
Henry Archel
Parkwood
Russell Long
Star Meat Market Proprietors Plan Finest Beef Cattle
Bayygut Fine Beef Cattle and Star Meat Market owners William and Fay Short announce arriving cattle this week to fatten on their farms for local meat sales. Mrs Helen Elkin Armstrong of Muskogee Oklahoma underwent an appendicitis operation and is reported recovering well by Indian reports received this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Fay Short
Star Meat Market
Pittse
Helen
Thin Armstrong
Helen Elkin Armstrong
Muskogee
Oklo
Personal notes from Indiana visitors fill town record
Local social column lists Stephen Klas, Ambrose McAnaity, Miss Budie Fritz, and many others visiting or visiting relatives in town or nearby areas. Names include Edwin Wood, Ada Kellar, Rebecca Hill, Martha Wohler, Lena Reider, and Margery Powell among numerous county seat calls and weekend calls, plus a mine foreman injured at Rossiter and a nurse heading to Indianapolis for state asylum work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Klas
Farmers Dams
Cleveland
Ambrose McAnaity
Indianapolis
Budie Fritz
Blairsville
Fiianda
Mr. Brandon
Marton Center
A. P. Marshall
Sinickenburg
Thames Griffith
Grisemore
Callarg
Edwin Wood
Latrobe
HA. Wray
Leechburg Fawas
Indiana
Ada Kellar
Steele Bryan
McKeesport
Bryan
Misa Belle Watson
Johnstown
R. H. Cunningham
Maude
Kent
J. M. Wineman
May
Livermore R
R. A. Thompson
Clarance McCreight
Philadelphia
J. M. Ray
Arthur C
Indiana R. I. D
Blanche St. Clair
Mt. Pleasant
Martha Wohler
Homer City
Lizzie McCoy
Town
Ella Jones
Gon
Frank
Manor
J. Wilbur Dun-ningham
South Tenth Street
Harvey Fry
Suterville
Westmoreland County
Margaret Fry
Ad Vance
Morence Blanchefield
Pittsburg
Ada Kart
Sixth Street
Joseph Ober
Harry
Tanoma
Margaret
Florence Washington
Lena Reider
B. L. Junker
Sheffield
Rossiter
France
Margery Powell
Oil City
Lemmon
Wayne Aye
Nue
Niner E. Smith
Times Office
Nebraska
Albert Heckel
Laura. Bush
Heel Jel
Mercy Hospital
Cloyd Loughry
Monticello
W. R
Misa Mary Loughry
New York
Nelson Loughry
Paul M. St. Clair
Indiana State Asylum
James Edwards
Dixonville
William J. Short
Cherryhill Township
Harry Short
Kellysburg
Irwin
Thomas Ridley
G. R. Waitemire
Heilwood
Dennis Roser
Wailtemire
Misa Lois McLaughlin
Clark
Grant Street
Florida
McLauughlin
McLaughlin
Temperance speaker guest at First United Presbyterian dinner
Lillian Phelps of Canada delivered a temperance lecture at the First United Presbyterian church and was hosted at a noon dinner by Mr and Mrs John Elkin. Attending were Rev H F King Rev J M Welch and wives Mise Annie Given and Jennie Trainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Lillian Phelps
Canada
First United Presbyterian Church
John Elkin
Town
H. F. King
J. M. Welch
Miseea Annie Given
Jennie Trainer
Edith
Charlotte Ateving
Water Street
Library Hall
Uncle Sam Upholds Subscriptions Plan Boosting Readers
A long community notice lauds the federal policy on prepaid newspaper subscriptions as a national booster. It notes strong public and publisher support, urges arrears to be settled by April 1, and lists numerous subscribers from Indiana and beyond who have paid back dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation's Guardian
Uncle Sam
Samuel
Editora
BP. H. Bowers
Flora
A. B. Lemerick
L. B. Bender
Fiora
Alex Morgan
Blacklick
R. D
T. F. Hancock
Johnstown
H. Bracken
Shelacta
Catherine Barr
Lovejoy
John B. Carnahan
Sheladta
R. A. Davison
Henry Foster
Homer City
A, Kooser
Home
H. E Wilson
Big
William L. McCoy
Pine Flats
John Lowman
Derry
I. K. Alcorn
Heshbon
W. B. Tomb
Youngwood
J. W. Henry
Gookport
Stephen H. Sand
Peak
Mrs. Lewis’ Glass
Grand Island
Neb
I. B. Graige
Sattsburg
W. C. McElhoes
Creekside
Chas
B. Sloan
Christopher Clawson
Blairsville
G. A. Rankin
Mrs.l. G. Groft
RB. D
T.A. Aul
Indiana
Steele
Warren
Penn Run
Samuel Leasure
Clymer
W. H. Martin
T. EL
Faith
D. A. White
G. M. Edwards
Portland
Ore
BE. Mumau
G. L. Stein
Smicksburg
T. C. Ramey
Fort Collins
T. F. Billingslee
Inddata
B.D
L. Magnes
Indana
J. L. McKee
Fort Stanton
New Mexico
Dennis Reser
Hoilywood
Franklin Day Barnesboro
Linnie Grow
Suncliffe
Gibsny
Pine Piats
Mrs
H. Smith
Barnesboro
R. WH. Knox
Rochester Mills
J. Wilson
Marion Center
H. M. Brandon
M. Laura Brandon
Punxautawney
G. A. McMillen
Rossmoyne
Jackson McMillen
Homa
W. W. McMillen
W. O. Park
Schrecengost
A, P. Marshall
T. Burkhart
Vandereritt Heights
Robt
Mobatalin
Huan Long
M. Bilneman
Twollck
James Roghorn
Livermore
W. H. Householder
Indians
Wile Teaches at Cherry Tree Summer School Opens May 11
Well known instructor A M Hammers of Pynxsataw ney will head the Cherry Tree summer school beginning May 11 with Miss Boss Pitts as his agiste ante. The Cherry Tree school had a successful previous term and officials anticipate higher attendance this year. Trustees include Dr OC Cameron Dr J H Peterman J W Smith Porter Kiaporta W C Mapatey J O Leasurya 8 8 McCormick R J Rokorta and Frank Binsthwalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nig Sumner School
A. M. Hammers
Pynxsatawney
Cherry Tree
Boss Pitts
Tree
J. Cameron
J. H
Coral Home Visit Sparks Family Gathering
A Coral resident arrived at the home of Ralph A. Mack and his wife in Coral on Friday as relatives gathered. The Johnstown All Stars will face Old Boye in Library Hall tomorrow evening, signaling a local basketball event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral
Ralph A. Mack
Eigara
Johnstown All Stars
Old Boye
Library Hall
Carrie ‘Trainor
Oakland Avenue
Deaths Toll Rounds Up Local Notables in Indians Snocombie
Deaths include George H. Fleming of Indians Snocombie at 67 after a stroke, J Frank Gibson of Creekside at 37 from pneumonia, John Michael of Penn Run after paralysis, N C Nesbit of Burrell Township, Porter M Campbell of West Wheatfield, with survivors and funeral details. Also Barail Henry and Sarah Henry noted with extensive descendants and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Fleming
Snocombie
Frank Giveon
Crosalds
N. Calvin Noabit
Burrell Lownship
Ilo
Belot Ulness
Anniversary celebrated by Lukehart in Bricksburg neighbors
Relatives and friends honored Mr. and Mrs. A. Nuke hart Lukehart of Bricksburg on their 42nd wedding anniversary. Dignitaries Roy Lindley and William Mikesell spoke, while distant guests D Ritchey and son David, J Laikehart, and William Milesell attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smioksburg
A. Nukehart
Bmicksburg
Lukehart
Roy, Lindley
Willam Mikesell
D. ©. Ritchey
David Ritchey
Vandergrift
Joseph Laikehart
Pittsburg
William Milesell
Woodbine
Iowa
New Century Club Meets In Enthusiastic Session
The bimonthly New Century Club meeting drew thirty members with readings by Mrs. A. W. Mabon and Mrs. Frank Keener. Miss Barton sketched Capt. Jack Crawford's life. Book Committee report noted reading rooms' growing use. two new members joined. officers appointed for next year: Mrs. Christy, Mrs. Stuchel, and Miss Laveghlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
New Century Chuir
A. W. Mabon
Wis Reml
Frank Keener
Miss Barton
Jack Crawford
8. F. Warner
H. ©.Christy
Stuchel
Laveghlin
Brushvalley church disturbance leads to hearing
Disturbances at the Methodist Episcopal church in Brushvalley on Sunday led to a hearing in Justice Grossman's court. Edgar Aldman and Arthur George were arrested as disturbers. A peace bond was discussed but not signed, case continued to next Saturday with legal representation by Samuel Cunningham and William Banks among others. Also reports on Latrobe illnesses, a rug sewing gathering, and local real estate moves inPunxsutawney and Philadelphia Street areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalley
Crossman
Altimus
Mathis
Moorhead and McCready Obituaries From Pittsburg Area
Obituary notices list W W Moorhead of Pittsburg died February 3 at 72 born in Indiana eldest son of Col William Moorhead longtime figure in local mercantile business and Indian Register. survived by wife and four daughters. Emma J McCready, aged 4 years 8 months 20 days, died January 31 at Hesbon, widow of Rev William B McCready, missionary return from India. parents and three sisters noted, plus others named. fragmentary text references Bright's disease and local connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Fleming
North Fifth Streot
Indiana
Cockport
Co. B
P. V
Eliza O'Neil
Cookport
Prank Fleming
G. T. Learn
Edward Bleming
Starford
Laura
Jennie
Jessie
George Lutman
William Bleming
Rancia
Mary
Lutheran Church
Lowia Hay
Town
Greenwood Cemetery
J. Frank Gibson
Creekside
Della Speedy
Wilbur
Morris
Helen
Gibson
Plimncreek
Oakland
Joln Duicharg
John Michael
Strongstown
Penn Rue
James Michael
Isaac
Belsano
67Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
T. F. Chilcote
Harmony
Cherryhill Township
Calvin Neshit
Calvin Nesbit
Burrell Township
Wattsville
Blacklick
Blairsville
Jacob Nesbit
Conemaugh Township
Nesbit
Amanda McCartney
Clarksburg
Don
Roy M
Martia Louise
Jacob Cobes
W. W. Moorhead
William Wallace -Moorhead
Melwood Street
Pittsburg
William Moorhead
Oakland Methodist Church
St. John's F
A. M. Hoe
N. Fix
J. P. Anderson
Mary Little
Jane Baird Moohead
Che
MEA
Emma J
McReady
MccCready
J. Ry Alcorn
Heshbon
Bhe
India
Abe
William Br, McCready
Free Methodist Church
Irondale
Ohio
M. J. Saxton
Iowa
Campbell
Ueshbon
Gertrude Alcorn
Orchard Demonstrations To Benefit Local Farmers
Aerlcultural Department plans yearlong orchard demonstrations at Frank H. Daugherty’s fruit orchard east of town with supervision by the department. Dr H A Surface of Harrisburg will lead spraying and care, inviting the public to observe progress and attend meetings. He warns against mice and rabbits and offers control methods including paint-like mixtures and trunk netting. Daugherty favors a ground-sucker strategy to deter bark damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Iiven
Frank H. Daugherty
H. A. Surface
Harrigsburg
Daugherty
State Department of Agriculture
Department
Surface
Normal School elects Ament. principal salary raised
At a Saturday trustees meeting Dr. Ament was re elected principal of the Normal School for another year with his salary increased to 3000. The report to the trustees shows winter term enrollment of 1393 men 498 women and 193 children totaling 760 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamen J. Amant
Norm
Ament
Iiguresa
Jth
Real estate transfers listed in Indiana County records
Real estate transfers recorded in Indiana County include Carrie McGracken selling 1 12 percent of 104 acres in East Wheatfield to Frank McCracken for 100 dollars, and multiple other parcels and percentages changing hands to numerous buyers including Rachel McMeans, Frank B. Longwill, Sarah J. Rodkey, Porter Rinports Rae, and Jane D. Ale among others. Also noted is a Prohibitionists state convention plan with delegates and local committee details to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceda
Indiana County
Carrie McGracken
East Wheatfield
Frank. McCracken
CG. Marshall
Burrell
Rachel McMeans
John 8. Longsill
B. Longwill
Baker
Indiana
Frank B.longwill
Jesse M. Rodkey
Cherryhil
Sarah J. Rodkey
Anna 4. Black
Blairsyile
Robert M. Raed
John Wheeler
Geen
Willi Brow
Lucinda Connor
Cherry Tree
Porter Rinports
Rae, David & Ake
Montgomery
Janes D. Ale
J. H. Scott
Homer City
Hyarewsut
J. Miller
Worsythe
George Keer
Grant
Charles Reithmiller
R. Lockard
Green
Zi J
Sowers
Lackawanna Coal & Coke Ody
Bullington
J. D. Tomb
Iive
Elesa
Ania
Weddings of a Week Parade in Blatraville
Silviarmo Nesbit and William Nesbit wedded with Miss Mai Nesbit in Blatraville. Ceremony held Friday at the M. 2 by Reverend Cary K Calle. Names of attendees include Mame Laren of Philadelphia and Wandelt Houwen of the Hawaley district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silviarmo Nesbit
William &. Silvie
Miss Mai Nesbitt
Blatraville
Tha M. 2
Rey
TW. Cary
K Calle
Asi
Ana Fey
Ales Mame Laren
Phil Delphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hlavmn Hotels
Tadlane Cankler
Qashier H. B. Heylmyn
Citizen's National Bank
Homestead Savings and Trust Company of Homestead
Hoylman
Ernest Foreigner
Pimitly Doraschoff
Mike Challnks
Pynest
James A. Crossman
Warren & Fiscus
Fimer Bates
Beaverale
the Editors
Wile
Ebarlily
Konient Parsons
Porter M. Campret
Porter M. Campbell
West Wheafield
United Presbyterian
Hoe
Margaret It
Yaolmer
Albert
John
Liverpool
James
Barberton
Tryin
Hast Palestine
Elmer
Oscar
Garfiold
L’earl
Albert McAdoo
Laird
Ray
Daley
Birdie
C. F. Campbell
Barail Henry
Sarah Henry
Simon Henry
Sample Nun
Simon
Jacob
Banple Jtun
George
Daniel
David Bloming
Sample Run
J. R. Bush
CLUB
URCH
Albert Culp
J. L. Culp
Myers
Culp
Latroupe
Indians Provision Company
K. N. Ray
GP. McCartney
James St. Clair
T. M. Carnahan
G. B. Campbell
Woat
Philadelphia Street
Punxsutawney
John and Wanna Hill
McConnell & Hosack
Oabrha Phyeer
Carele Plier
E Willign
Pitter
Rochester
Bright
Mer
Daugherty Orchard
Aerlcultural
Frakt
OR. Ament
Howpaen
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