Local Coal Lands Bought In Recent Transfers In County
Operators Coal Mining Co reports deeds recorded for coal lands in East and West Wheatfield and surrounding townships. Purchasers include Wm M Dick Mirabeth Dick H G Mack and many others with acreages and sums ranging from thousands to several hundred dollars. Also notes estate division and local basketball results for Chambersville and Marion Center teams with recent game outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatfield Township
Coal Mining Co
Wm. M. Dick
Mirabeth H. Dick
H. G. Mack
Robert H. Mack
John T.southwell
Hill L. Fry
Christina Patterson
Samuel C.‘ Braughter
Johnston Lawson
Samuel Kissinger
A. W. Falcon
J. H. Kissinger
James Trindle
Vincent F. Maloy
Pine
Joseph Shilling
Samuel Killen
East Wheatfield
C. A. Campbell
L. Good
Plumville
J. O. DeLancey
BH. W. Dick
Homer City
B. PF. Harris
Frank H. Groft
White
J. R. Hilty
Jack Dellafiora
Center
M. Redaella
Stella
Clearfield & Cash Creek Coal & Coke Co
Banks
H. Lynn Prothero
Wm. G. Fletcher
Blairaville
George Neal
J. R. Spence
Creekside
R. Mano
M. Redaedla
M. Bernardi
Wm. Pounds
Blairsville
Tohn K. Parks
Indiana
Frank Kring
Alex Swend
Bvon Mills
H. N. Richardson
Wm. P
Atlantic Refining Co
Dider Peeler
Armstrong
Margaret D. Wiggins
Harry V
Howard E. Klein
Flora Dale Grange
John Foose
North Ma
Weddings in Armagh and surrounding towns headline grand ceremonies
A string of weddings spans Armagh Rossiter and nearby towns with ceremonies at homes and churches. Notables include Campbell Patchin Os mans Longwill Cummings Campbell Raymer Silvis Schurr Wolfe Dillman Huston Elkin Weaver and Christian Science services in the Tiffany building inviting the public. Names of families and occupations are given alongside wedding dates and future residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Services
Tiffany Building
South Seventh Street
Local inventors patent bubbling fountain for mills
Be it known that BE R Lumsden and K C Evans of town have perfected a new sanitary drinking bubbler, attachable to a spigot without hindering use. The design is rigid, durable, and suited for factory demand, with Standard Manufacturing Co and Harris Pump & Supply Co distributing in Pittsburgh district. The patent is handled by the Lumsden company. Socials note 150 guests at J S Wagner home near Clyde for house warming with baskets and gifts from Armagh Clyde Heshbon New Florence. The fourth annual Co F Tenth Regiment NGP military ball set for Auditorium Monday 10 PM to 1 20 AM with listed committee. Pie social by Willing Workers' Bible Class at Taylorsville on Friday evening. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armagh
Campbell
C. A. Campball
Dora Adama
Town
BE. R. Lumsden
K. C. Evans
Lumsden
Pittsburg
Standard Manufacturing Co
Harris Pump & Supply Co
R. Lumaden Co
J. S. Wagner
Clyde
Avening
Wagner Tdwvelling
Heshbon
New Florence
Co. F
Tenth Regiment
Charles L. McLain
William Pierce
E. Daie Timberlake
Charles LeVine
Elbis C. Ray
Dale C. Marlin
Carl L. Douglas
Taylorsville
Presbyterian Church
Taylorsvilla
Bookamyer
Rayna Township
Chattyhill Brethren Church
Ghamberavilla School
Lynn School
West Wheatfield
Jalles
Personal Brevities From Plumville to Pittsburg Visitors
County seat notes list a string of visitors and travelers from Plumville Blatraville Irwin Pittsburg and nearby towns. Highlights include Dr Edward Laughlin visiting his parents in town and C C Dinsmore attending a Masonic banquet in Punxsutawney. Also notes social calls by Mrs Rose M Orr Mrs Josiah Neal and others with multiple stays in Pittsburg and Windber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. J. Morrow
Plumville
G. L. Claveton
Blatraville
Wne
Indiana
Wilson Fiscus
Irwin
Edward Laughlin
Pittsburg
D. H. Tomb and
Rankin
Church Street
Bruce Leature
Green
L. EK. Brown
Punxsutawney
C. Hi. Brown
Town
Rose M. Orr
Warren
H. R. Henderson
James A. Manners
Helen Gray
James Taylor
South Fifth Street
Stelli Hasinger
Wayne Avenue
Margaret Hasinger
Windberl
H. B. Smith
West Lebanon
EH. C. Farren
West Church Street
Ivo Kirsch
Spangler
Mildred Lytle
West Philadelphia
Scottdale
Margaret Lytle
A. GC
Farren
Nora McAfoos
White Township
Cyrus Hark
James McGowan
Johnstown
George W. McGowan
Philadelphia Street
Charles Cunningham
Banks
Cresson
J. N. i.Banks
Margaret McHenry
Water Street
Wilkinabure
James L. Jack
Newtown
L. C. Wettling
Elder Peeler
J. Howard Houk
North Ninth Street
Edward Heed
Oil City
State College
Walter W. Fulton
East Mahoning Township
Eastman National Business College
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
E. R. Livingston
Chevy Chase
Hustontown
Fulton County
Mary Mells
James L. Culp
B. B. Campbell
Delos
Edward Hmpfetd
Co. M. Wortman
Elizabeth Kinter
Kellysburg
Martha Kinter
Kinter
Rock Bottom
Rayne Township
Plan for Big State Convention Outlined by Rural Carriers
Local mail plans a July convention with 200 delegates to attend. Indiana Rural Letter Carriers Association met at the Court House Montay with 38 of 64 rural mail carriers present. G A Brown of Saltsburg was re elected president and David Rittenhouse of Rochester Mills secretary. Topics covered the Uncle Sam messenger boys and state convention details to be held July 4 6 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Jano
Indiana Rural ‘Letter Carriers Association
Court House Montay
Plana
Pennsylvania Rural Letter Carriers Association
G. A. Brown
Saltsburg
David Rittenhauas
Rochester Mills
Uncle Sam's Messenger Boys
Ny. Brown
Mr. Rittenhouse
L. M. Pietfer
S. 3. Barr
Binksville
Steela H. Kerr
Shelocta
A. C
Malcolm
A. W. Kinghorn
Tediana
Birthday Party Prank At Home Turns into Theft
H M Lowry of the Jana Mines celebrated a birthday at his mother Mrs Sara Lowry’s home on Walter Street. After an old fashioned dinner and a film about Gettysburg, friends invaded his Sixth Street residence and spirited away a marital heirloom marcel, a planned prank by Mrs Lowry leaving Lowry amused and captive to the joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Lowry
Llljana Mines
Sara Lowry
Walter Street
Gettysburg
Lowry
Sixth Street
Lewis Whiteacre
Ilome HK. D. 2
St. Patrick's Day
Whitacre
Short
Marion Canter
Clara Stivigon
Cloyd Love
Billy Sunday Finishes Pittsburg Revival with 24K Conversions
Evangelist Billy Sunday closed his eight week revival in Pittsburg with a farewell sermon. More than 24,000 persons professed conversion and Sunday received a free will offering of 37,218.48 dollars. The Sundays left Pittsburg Monday night for Wil omana Lake then plan to Scranton for a seven weeks campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sunday
Pittsburg
Sunday
Wimona Lake
Rscranton
Local Sons of Veterans to Organize Tonight
The William TL Buchanan Camp Sons of Veterans of town will complete its organization this evening at Odd Fellows hall. Aiming for at least 100 members, muster will be led by D. J. Snave ly of Speer Orr Camp Johnstown. Commander in Chief John K. Sautter of Aspinwall is expected to assist. All old soldiers are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
William TL
Buchanan Camp
Odd Fellows Hall
D. 7. Snavely
Speer Orr
Johnstown
John EK. Sautter
Aspinwall
Normal Girls Bask etball Champions of Two States
The Indiana State Normal School girls basketball team defeated Alliance High School of Ohio 24 to 12 to win the Pennsylvania and Ohio girls basketball championships here Monday. The victory followed Alliance’s only defeat of the local team last year, with the contest described as the best seen here. The piece also notes a Washington birthday party for 190-class members and several local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance, O
Indiana State Normal School
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Alliance
Washington
C. Homer Laudenslager
Indiana
Laura Esson
Pittsburg
Kathleen Bailey
Wweensburg
Martha Gibb
Homestead
Raymond Shick
J. W. A. Brown
Grim Reapers Harvest and Local Obituaries in White Township
Michael Kitnan and Michael Jauman, noted White Township residents, die within days of each other. The report lists survivors, funeral details, and prior careers as teachers and elders, with obituaries for Flora Gromley and Thompson Cramer among others. It notes church affiliations, marriages, and burial information in Greenwood Cemetery and nearby churchyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flore Gromley
Flora Wellman Gromley
George M. Gromley
Hillsdale
Anna McTilhaney
Johnstown
Emma Rickard
Cherry Tree
John Ruffner
Aracadia
Dollie Ginter
Obadiah Gromley
Lovejoy
George Gromley
Canton, C
Joseph, Gromley
Cockport
Frank Gromiley
Iinsdale
Raut Mahoning Church
Purchase Line
Thompson Cramer Thompson Cramer
Blacklick Township
Charles M. Cramer
Black Hck Township
George
Los Angeles
Cal
Grant
Vandergrift
David
Blackie Township
F. B. Pender
Blairsville
Wm. Kerler
Wm. Rabe
0. M. Glawson
Blackiek Township
Samuel Berrier
Samuel Ferrier
White Township
Upper Twellek
W. S. Werrier
Creenwood Ceemetery
Orphaned Indiana Baseball Team Formed at Friday Meeting
An Indiana baseball group formed at a Friday evening meeting with Ross M. Sutton named manager. A president, secretary, treasurer and executive committee were elected to run the team and plan financing and roster. Thomas Hildebrand and Manager Sutton will represent Indiana at an AL DuBois meeting this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross M. Sutton
Dr. Neorn
James A, Crossman
WW. Liehtebergers
John G. St. Clair
Thomas J. Hildebrand
J. Blair Sutton
Blaine McCrelcht
James A
Electric Light For Homer City Plans Progressing
Homer City municipality considers a municipal electric light plant. A committee led by 5. C. Steele studies equipment and costs, visiting successful municipal plants to draw up specifications. A site is held provisionally as reports are completed for definite action. J. C. Pierce owns 355 Leghorn hens with 4032 eggs year 1913 revenue and earnings outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Momer City
5. C. Steele
J. C. Pierce
Plumville
C. W. Laghorn
Eges
GC. Ik. Amond
Clymer BR
Leyla
Successful Y M C A Convention Held Here
Indiana hosts the fortieth sixth Young Men’s Christian Association convention in the Presbyterian church from Friday to Monday. More than three hundred delegates gathered for business and social events with sermons by Dr. W. W. White and Dr. J. J. Lansing. Notable speakers included Gifford Pinchot and H. J. Schmidt, with leaders from Westinghouse, Labor and Industry officials, and national figures addressing rural religious problems and industrial relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Young Men's Christians
Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Church
Merrill R. "Nastaar
Franklin
W. W. White
New York City
United States
Methodist Episcopal Church
White
D. Williard
Lyon
China
J. J. Lansing
Ridgewood
New Jersey
Gifford Pinchot
Milford
Rural Work Institute
Lutheran Church
Indiana Chireles
John Price Jackson
Harrisburg
J. R. Craig
Wilmerding
Westinghouse Airbrake Company
Y.M.C.A
Canrerns
Young Men's Christian Association
Pennisvivadite
New York
Pred H M. Rindge, Jr
Industrial Lucratory
Europe
Sita
Charles FB
Swill
H C. Wonsecter
Norristown
Thomas Sutton
Joseph J. Metean
Chester
W. A. Bouss
Pyrover
Brown
Warren
Frank BH
Wood
McKeesport
J.T. Miner
Pitcairn
H. J. Sehmidt
Williamsport
Man Dies in Limestone Bin Accident at Local Plant
An Austrian, Henry Walsace aged 25, working at the Josephine Warnace Company plant in Josephine County, fell into a limestone bin. A carload of stone dumped into the bin suffocated him. he died before coworkers could rescue him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Warnace Company
Josephine
Henry Walsace
Valsage
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Coal Mining Company
Henry A. Fisher
Grant Township
Ira
Ford Fisher
John Fisher
Gallia Sheesley
Deckers Point
James W. and
Charles 8. Fisher
Peter Sheesley
Chambersville
Marion Center
Dodgers
Cubs
Giants
Piratea
Rhynena
Man
Bouthweil
Millard W. Campbell
Joe Armagh
Inez N
Laura B. Pendiesbury
Conemaugh
James KH. Anderson
Cesai Alee
Nowrytown
Mary Lawton
Osman Longwill
Earl Osman
Vera P. Longwill
H. H. Longwill
South Tenth Street
H. F. King
Indiana Baptist Church
Cuba
Mr. Osman
Indiana Steam Laundry
Cummmings-Campbell Thomas Cummings
Marigaret Campbell
Rossiter
Father Wiecrick
Rossiter Catholic Church
Schurr-Wolfe
Schurr
Blanche Wolfe
W. J. Wilson
Oakland Avenue
Dillman-Huston
George W. Dillman
Bradford
Helen Houston
Penn Run
Limestone
Squire S. L. Wibbard
Elkin-Weaver
Spencer Elkin
Loop
Dora Weaver
North Point
Dayton
G. W. McIntyre
Progress
The
Jeffries Vather
George H. Jeffries
Thia
Mrs. Jeffries
Wee
Harry W. Fee
Cartoln
Iiterary Entertainment
Disamondville Literary Society
Mitchells Iville
Willam ‘Puke
Grim Reaper’s Harvest
Michael Kitnan
Michael Jauman
White Townshio
Arnemic
McCallisterville
Tuntata
Eine Co
Indiana Academy
Fallow- Red
Armatrong
Genterton
Pring Chirke ‘Smith
Aaron Smith
William $. Waudman
Alice M. Cribbs
Cora i. Rbewity
Clairton
Nellie M. Arendon
Armstrong Township
John By
Samuel O. Kaufman
Adam
Joseph Laud
James A. Kaufman
Bone
Rev
Offitt
Greenwood Cenine
Tery
Mixa Jessie Sheridan
Jessie Sheridan
Morrellville
George H. Meyer
Campbell Sheridan
Sheridan Station
Western Pennsylvania
Alexander Clifford Reed
Frank
Walter
Albert
Arthur
Ruth Reed
Charles Henry
Davit M. Wadding
David M. Wadding
Barnards
Armstrong County
Beho Phursday
Hose Atkinson Fhadfield
Ftose Atkinson Madfield
Jacksonville
Mia
Mckee
Lythe
Harry Anderson
Masars
Robert Uncapher
Warry Anderson
Iamen Lytle
N. M. Bothal
Max
Don Mendarson
de Brewer
Ciood Tony Moating
Soelock
MW. J, Daringn
Good Trouda Association
Twolfth
Hmckert
Mittsburg
Washhall Tham
Hom
New York Central Railroad Company
Brad
Civarfield
Clinton,Jefferson
Cambria
Lycoming
Tioga
Potter Counties
Paul J. Thitu
That Grove Chapel
Bethel Church
Ben
Shedy
Rome
Atla
Odd Peltows
Odd Telfows
Aigantauton
Atttendall
Mra
Jami Ma White
Louis J. White
White Oak
White Oak School House
W. McIntyre
Glade
Ftun Presbyterian
A Db
John Lifteed
Grean Township
M. I. Tlenry
Bhilrsville
United States District Court
Y. M
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