Chambersville Hotel Denied Liquor License in County
Judge Telford granted nine of fifteen retail liquor licenses and the Indian Brewing Company’s permit while denying Watt Kinter of Chambersville and five other applicants. New licenses were refused. remaining licenses were awarded to existing houses in counties including Indiana, Rossiter, and Canoe Township, with several named inns and hotels on the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Brewing Company
J. Telford
Watt Kinter
Chambersville
Kinter
Clymer
Arcadia
Creekside
Indiana
National Hotel
Indian Brewing Co
4Th Ward
Indian Brewery
W. J. Daugherty
Rossiter
Canoe Township
Ring Comes Back Missing Diamond in Larceny Case
A Barnesboro larceny case centers on Hen Haws of Cherry Tree who charged James Krebs with taking a ring pawned for 12 dollars and returning with a rhinestone instead of a diamond. Krebs was discharged for insufficent evidence as experts differed on the ring. A coming wedding and local notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Fred Morley
Barnesboro
Johnstown
Krebs
Haws
Federal Building In Indiana Promised By Langham Aid
Congressman J N Langham helps secure a 90000 dollar appropriation for a federal post office building and site at Indiana. The Omnibus Bill reported by Public Buildings and Grounds committee passed the House by a large majority. Indiana was chosen for one of the post office buildings due to Langham's persistent efforts, with the site in his home county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Langham
J. N. Langham
Indiana
Committee On Public Buildings and Grounds
House
Langham
No Goiter Free Water in Indiana Says Company
A report claimed Twolick water in Indiana residents contained goiter forming minerals. The Clymer Water Company dismissed the claim, citing recent analysis by Prof. P W Allen of Indiana State Normal School that Indiana water is remarkably pure with no calcium salts or typhoid germs. The company practices frequent filter bed washing and ongoing testing. Some families boil water, but many drink directly from taps without issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Clymer Water Company
Supt. W. 5S
Hamilton
P. W. Allen
Indiana State Normal School
Allen
Calendar of Song entertains New Century Club women
A Monday afternoon program by the Music Class directed by Mrs H E Cogswell offered a rich musical treat for New Century Club members. The program listed titles and performers, followed by a midwinter club business session electing program-committee members and a piano duet performance before the meeting adjourned. Indiana Lodge No 346 I O O P will hold its sixty fourth banquet in the Odd Fellows building with a dance afterward, with a reception and arrangements committees named and lodge officers listed. A batch of marriage licenses is recorded for local residents. Last week a near Onberg butcher processed a 540 pound hog from a 20 month old animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Cogswell
New Century Club
Tennyson-Gounod
Misses Cogswell
Berkey
Remmy
Renard
Edward German
Ole English
Valentine
Anna May Watson
Katherine Hazzard
Ole March
Lovellen Remmy
Remington Fairlamb
Isabel Spring
Charles’ Kingsley-Negin
Nelle Hetrick Ellis
Cora Weir
Tipton Turvey
G. Hart
Chaminade
Miss Cogswell Marnadell
Nellie Guthrie
Hope Temple
Helen Watson-Fishcrosti
Hilda Berkey
W. S. Hamilton
Alex Stewart
Indiana Lodge
Odd Fellows Building
Jacob B. Younkins
S. W. Rose
T. B. Clark
G. Wilse Hart
John H. McQuown
Halsie M. Walkat
William M. Mahan
Adam P. Lowry
Lodge
Howard T. Longwill
Noble Grand
George 8. Coon
Guy C. Morris
David H. Repine
G. M. White
Wallace C. Chapman
Wilber B. Stahl
J. B. Clark
James WU
Paetarman
John Bath
W. B. Agey
I. G
Garee
V. G
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Report
Deeds recorded show Mary Hiner transferring a lot in Indiana to Harvey Kunkle for 1200 dollars and Jennie King selling Blairsville lots to Mrs. Mary Dunlap for 1880. Numerous parcels change hands including 80 acres in Rayne to Charles Zehner for 1600 and 65 acres in Youne to Pittsburg Gag Coal Co. for 6000, with many other transfers across Blairsville, Indiana, Rayne, Cherryhill, and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Mary ©. Hiner
Indiana
Harvey C. Kunkle
Jennie M. King
Blairsville
Mary R. Dunlap
Mary Sloan
Mary B. Evans
Lorena BE. McCracken
Shelocta
Maud R
Harry Townsend
A. C. Helman
Rayne
Charles F. Zehner
Carrie E. Christy
Rusger Barl
Guardian
Margaret Coleman
Martha J. Shurr
Joseph H. Adams
Joseph A. Hart
Youne
Pittsburg
Mary Sigler
James Speedy
Cherryhill
John Ewing
B. J L. Bronson
Burrell
Elizabeth Spires
Wm. R. Negley
Smicksburg
J. David Albert
John Lovette
Plumville
Willis L. Good
Fleming
Armstrong
W. D. Rankin
Sumner Graff
Blacklick
JT. E. McGregor & Co
R. W. McCombs
Young
Randy Gordosh
H. B. Engle
Green
Henry Prothero
Stephen B. Griffith
Weddings of a Week Highlight Local Marriages
Multiple couples from Johnstown to Indiana and nearby towns wed in varied settings this week. Taylor McGarry and Rhea McGarry wed at the family home. Roy Wolf and Hazel Conner married in Anita. Burtnett and Maude Watt tied the knot near Indiana. John Lukehart and Audrey Eyler wed in Plumville. Howard Cain and Jannia Parry married in Greenville. Carl Beard and Leona Lawton wed in Creaside. Clarence Iseman and Margaret Stuchell married in town. Anthony Blakley and Blanche Blakley wed in Jacksonville. Edward Harrold and Mary Shirley married in Parkwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Harold
Parkwood
Mary Shirey
Clarence CG
Iaeman
Jacksonville
Margaret J. Stuchell
Jacksonyville
Frank Shomo
Lockport
Adda
B. Cunningham Robinson Troy B. Wolfe
Sagamore
Eme
E. Conner
Indiana
Carl J. Beard
Creekside
Naomi C. Lawton
Five Points
William Burtnett
Maud Watt
Lucy Peguignot
Glen Campball
Minnie M. Anthony
Arcadia
Iseman Stuchell
Clarence C. Iseman
Livermore
Homer City
MBW
Town
J. W. Cary
Anthony Blakley
Jesse HE. Anthony
Blanche Blakley
M. E
Tey
Harrold Shirley
Edward Harrold
Mary Shirley
J. W. Kary
M. B. Church
Indiana Visitors Dominate Local Personalities
Long list of Indiana residents and callers noted across Heilwood and nearby towns. Names include J. H. Swisher T. Hoover D Rankin Tomb J. J. Gulp Miss Rose Miller Louis Heyman Abner B. Craig Ralph Stewart Paul Warner J Wise McCartney John H Cribbs Ira Roser Miss Dorothy Fleming and many others visiting, transacting business, or staying with relatives in towns like He ldwood Clymer Punxsutawney and Blairsville during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Swisher
Idamar
Wos
Indiana
J. T. Hoover
Heilwood
D. Rankin Tomb
J. J. Gulp
Pittsburg
Misa Rose Miller
Shelocta
Louis Heyman
New York City
Abner B. Craig
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Ralph Stewart
Brushvalley
Paul Warner
Indiana Friends
J. Wise McCartney
North Seventh Street
Pittsrdure
John Tf. Cribbs
Blacklick Township
Ira M. Roser
Witmer Roser
Dorothy Fieming
South Seventh Street
Steubenville
Ohio
J. W. Ackerson
Near Clymer
Stephen T. Gibson
H. J. Helman
Iddo Lewis
Marchand
Stella and
Ethel Henderson
West Washington Street
William F. Allshouse
Washington Township
J. C. Moorhead
School Street
Herbert Smith
Johnstown
C. C. Shumaker
Town
Bedford
Edna Coon
South Fifth
J. H. Etkin
Murray Pounds
Wilkinsburg
Agnes
Martha Pounds
Wayne Avenue
R. A. Thompson
Oakland Avenue
St. Clair Thompson
Kellysburg
Annie Terry
Kittanning
Howard Johnston
East
Sheloca
J. M. Hazlett
Oak
Ala
Gipsy
Pennsylvania
C. BR. Griffith
Marion Center Independent
Heilwood Hospital
J. Wilse McCartney
Anna Mae McCartney
Wilbur Hosack
Bride
William Erosack
John Dick
Huntingdon
Hood
Maggie Dick
Homer City
Wm. Kissinger
Tocust
George B. Snyder
Blairsville
Snyder
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dove
Boss Bailey
Vandergrift
Wuotype
Penn Run
James Rising
Trafford
Fred Weiss
Marion Center
H. M. Brandon
Wayne Aventa
Delos Campbell
Ellsworth
W. Butter
Philipsburg
N. J
James Paiburn
KE. G. Buchheit
North Ninth Street
Robert Mitchell
William Gibson
Winter Sabbath School Convention at Shelocta Tomorrow
The Winter Convention of District No. 6 of the Indiana County Sabbath School Association will meet at the United Presbyterian church in Shelocta tomorrow. Morning and afternoon sessions feature devotions, sermons, sermons, temperance talks, and the mission spirit in Sabbath schooling. Evening reports from delegates to the State convention and a model Sabbath School address are on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burtnett-Watt
William Burtnett
Maude Watt
H. F. King
Baptisat Church
School Street
Indiana
U. P. Church
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
United Presbyterian Church
Bshelocta
Rey
M. Offutt
Elderton
W. S. Sharp
Shelocta
C. D. Fraser
Clarkeburg
W.T. Mahaffey
Cherry Tree
A. J. Bowser
Saltsburg
Temperance
B. Cranmer
Iselin
W. Ay Dible
Parkwood
S. B. Laverty
Solo
C. B. Cranmer
George M. Styall
Philadelphia
Mespis
BB. Boyer
K K. Pussett
C. EH. Rodkey
W. BE. Minteer
B. Law
State Zoologist Supports Gun License Law
State Zoologist H A Surface backs a gun license proposal with provisions directing license and fine funds to the state treasurer for game preserves maintenance and bounds on wildcat species. The measure allows hunting on leased or adjacent land with written neighbor consent and limits hunting by minors without parental consent. A one dollar license fee applies to non-owner hunting on others' land. farming land requires owner written consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
Adj
H. A. Surface
State Board of Agriculture
Game Commission
Obituary notes from county towns recount local deaths
Long list of obituaries and deaths across the county towns. Mrs Martha Telford of Water Street, aged 84, widow of Rev John Cree Telford, remembered as a longtime church member. several other deaths follow including Joseph Blair Fulton, 14, and Mrs Hammondith Learn, 1862 birth, with interments in local cemeteries. Sheriff Scott Smathers dies at 55 in Clarion. local Bell Telephone manager changes noted. impending estate sales announced for T Griffith and Wyncoop with property transfers and relocations nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Telford
Water Street
James
Pruedence Oram
Canonsburg
Washington County
Rax
John Cree Telford
United Presbyterian
East Mahoning Township
West
Lebanon
Telford
Indiana
Second United Presbyterian Church
Stephen James Telford
Town
J. H. Henderson
Elders Ridge
Mary A
Margaret B. Telford
Nancy Burnside
Canonaburg
Saster
Rev. Newcomb
Oakland Cemetery
Lewis J. McClellen
Blairaville
Blairsville
Scott Smathers
Clinton County
Clarion County
Curtis Smathers
Resignations and church join at Cherryhill Township
Two Cherryhill Township teachers resign Swamp school George Ober to be replaced by Mrs. Mary Cunningham Nellie Hadden at Widdowson school resigns Vinton Amond near Penn Run to complete term Rubbath School class of nine joins Washington Presbyterian church Sunday Rev W J Wilson of Oakland avenue pastors congregation. Rural mail carriers Indiana county meet February 22 at Court House. Various club meetings and social visits. revival meetings begin at Methodist Episcopal church. several locals ill or recovering. Three Fath children in White township ill with scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ober
Cherryhill
Mary Cunningham
Nellie Hadden
Widdowson
Vinton Amond
Penn Run
Washington Presbyterian Church
Jane Cooper
W. J. Wilson
Oakland Avenue
Mural Mall
Indiana County
Court House
T. T
Mary Wineman
Church Street
George Kelly
Pittaburg
Florence Histiger
North
Homer
Misa Ethel Burnsworth
Main Street
Homer City
Mmiu Elder
Indiana
H. Dickie
Liafayette Tuck
Colonial Club
J. I Burns
Allegheny Hospital
Ethel Dick
Richard Rosser
Punxsutawney Hospital
O. R. McCully
Yellow Creek Street
Zuma Dickson
Saltsburg
Freeport
Nellie Alshouse
Mary Townsend
Mildred
Alex Harbison
Near West Lebanon
J. A. Lowry
Sharp Guiste
Olive Wray
Elders Ridge
John Rankin
Miderton
Rosensteel
Ebers Tidge
Zoe
Mayme Lyons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chambersville Hotel
Tetlaond
George Royden Walker
J. Calvin Walker
Daphne Bolen
George Bolen
Brackenridge
Bolen
Walker
Pennsylvania Freight Office
Patriotic Order
Burns
Christian Church
Pine Plats
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Order
Bible School
Men’s
H. M. Fieck
The
Independent
A. W. Mabon
South Railroad Avenue
John McConnell
Mincie D. Stiffier
Globe Theatre
Frank Fiscus
Emery Davis
Federal
Odd Fellows
W. C. Long
Onberg
Taylor McGarry
Harrison L. Taylor
First National Bank of
Rhea McGarry
George McGarry
McGarry
Robert D. Clare
Cain Parry
Howard Cain
Greenville
Mercer County
Jannia Parry
Squire J. A. Crossman
Palmers Bank
S. 5
Daily
Gem City
Madison
J. A. Roberts
Keokuk
Baptist Church
Roberts
Indiana Military Band
Madrigal Club
Normal Conservatory of Music
H. 8. Cogswell
Misa Mona Cogswell
Ira C. Ethea
Clarksburg
Lee
J. Wilse Thompson
Railroad Avenue
Ella
Rhea Home
Outing Club
Lietrich Building
Survace Pavors
Martha ‘Telford
Joseph Blair Fulton
W. C. Fulton
West Lebanon
Polk
Rev
Rodney
Mrs
Charles Tear
Hinmamdith Learn
Charles Learn
Plumyilie
George Brady
Ambrose
Stella
Lola
Alda
William Lutman
Cockport
Ann Walker
R. A. Walker
Saltsbury Press
Olivet
Spring Church
Ella Hill
Belle Hill
South Eleventh Street
Green~wood
Bell Telephone Company
George H. Fulmer
Bell Telephone Office
Warrick
Paixdutawney
Fulmer
Bell Company
T. 5
Cherryhill Township
Maes
South Bend
Sunbay
Stiver
Akron
Mary Turd
Richmond
Maude Peffer
Sidney Peffer
Belle Weaver
Walter Smith
Pearce
David Burn
C. P. Smith
Ed. Peffar
Milas Bertha Stiver
Punxsutawney
Moge
Wm. Uber
Big Run
Clair Baun
Teeka Rishel
North Rossiter
Washington
Levi Cochran
A. L. Silver
George King
Raymond White
North Juneau
Aaron States
Tozeph Fath
White Township
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