Grand Jury Draws for March Term Jurors by Districts
The notice lists jurors drawn for the first week of March court across multiple townships such as Blacklick Blairsville Burrell Cherryhill Indiana Mahoning and Montgomery with names like Wiggins Keener Simpson and Parry. It then details second third and fourth weeks with extensive lineups including Cramer Wiley Graff Redpath Houck Roser Borland Getty and many others for Armstrong Blairsville Center Cherryhill Glen Campbell Indiana Mahoning and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armatrong
A. Albert Wiggins
Banks
C. A. Keener
Blacklick
Tl. W. Longenecker
Blairaville
Gee
Brubaker, Burrell
Milton Bellsance
Cyrus Work
Cherryhill
W. D. Simpson
Green
Judson Parry
Indiana
Samuel Allison
David Altimusy
Dino Elkin
A. C. Ferrier
G. W. Grelner
HH. Melee
Charles Mrman
William Williard
Jacksonville
Shields
Mahoning
West
S. R. Williamson
Montgomery
Frank Buterbaugh
Howard Colmer
Plumville
J. B. Green
White
H. A. Borland
Archia Kunkle
Young
D. W. Moore
Traverse
Samuel M. Dixon
Creekside
Wallace Campbell
Green—T
Griffith
Simeon Iwins
H. H. Napp
John B. Lydick l
John Wheeler
B. F. Duncan
J. H. Brilhart
7. M. Johnston
HR. Lightcap
Augustus Pease
Matthew Ray
North
Ww. C. Brown
George Sutters
J. M
W.C. Holstein
Blacklck
Harry Wiley
Blairsville
Joseph CG. Graff
J. R. Jaie Gonnell
Charles Redpath
Brushvalley—Clair
Sivans
Burlington
George Kerr
Burrell
J. R. Geary
Elder Laose
David Muir
William Mooney
AL P McGil
Klenry Segar
Ralph A. Mack
Zi Mahoning
Carl Work
J. C. Loydland
H. Wining
Mechanicsburg
Herbert Brink
Thomas Archibald
Pine
W. L. Bennett
Rayne—Smith M. Black
H. M. Dearmy
H. A. Edwards
Charles Lindsey
Imickshore
I. B. Good
Wheatfield
East
Mack
Wilbert
Wakefield
Clair Mabon
I. A. Gallagher
Dd. E
Learn
B. M. Shaffer
Anderson
John Smith
Brushvalley
George W. Davis
Andrew Dick
H. B. Dennison
Andrew States
John 5
Evans
Harry Shaffer
Clymer
J. Cc
Dearolph Creekside
J. E. Fairman
Glen Campbell
Alexander Davidson
Grean—Willis Houk
D. 8B
Williams
Homer City
J. G. Baughman
A. T. Wels
Gff
Carney
M. Jr. Hasinger
Kayt
John Hamilton
Jas
Chapman
South
Geo
A. Cribbs
J M. Kane
Vilence
Merle Cooper
Charles Warnhaugh
Rayne
Johnny Cathcart
M. Craig
J. 5
Wynkoop
Saltsburg
D. CO. Whitesell
Sheloca
W. VA
Rankin
M. Allison
Elmer Ih. Guthrie
John West
Frank Wes- Washington
J. D. Fairman
Tryan Miller
L. Alexander
John FE. Lichtenfels
George McGracken
J. M. Brown
Gs. S. Hamilton
A. M. Hook
G. B. Spencer
Banke
Philip Painter
Biaiaville
Walter Forsha
G. W. Part
Charles A. McAnulty
Warren Sindorf
Canoe
James McCloskey
W.M. Snyder
Center
L. O. Griffith
B. I. Holmes
I. H. Ovjerman
John Shaffer
Cherry Tree
T. H. Peterman
S. W. Wasson
Conemaugh
Thomas Hughes
Glen Camphbel
Walter Fae
Grant
Clair Burkett
A. F. Kings
William F. Peiffer
C. FE. Barnett
BE. C. Buchheit
W. Graff
Jonathan Learn
H. Lynn Prothero
William T. Wilson
L. C. Griffith
Jefferson Wright
Harry Hoppengardner
Labana Wells
William Bowder
William H. Fuller
J. G. Hamill
Josiah Hogan
Skaggaard Concert Company At The Auditorium Tonight
The Skaggaard Concert Company presents a performance at the Auditorium tonight featuring listed artists including Rayne J C Cook Salinburg Emmett Martin and Wheatfield West Robi M Hood White R T Agey and Young l H Blakeley and Winfield Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayne
J. C. Cook
Salinburg
Emmett Martin
Washington
Day Wilson
Wheatfield
West
Robi
M. Hood, White
R. T. Agey
Young
L. H. Blakeley
W. Coulter
Winfield Shields
Skaggaard Concert Company
Wilson to Push Publicity as Policy for Administration
Washington report notes President elect Woodrow Wilson may adopt a publicity strategy, allowing direct quotes and frequent press access, diverging from predecessors. Roosevelt favored openness while Taft restricted quotes, shaping cabinet communications and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clinton
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Wilson
Taft
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Women Paraders to March in Washington Parade
Washington notes a shrewd suffrage move pressuring states with vote rights to join the parade on March 4. Senators and representatives from these states will march, some with wives or relatives, amid anti suffrage countercurrents and fears of disorder, while army and hunt club women prepare to lead and uphold the event’s peace and spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clinton
Washington
House
Congress
Pennsylvania Avenue
Rycare
Hunt Clubs
Treasury
Wwtich
Autorage
Aftagp
Wilpon
Notice of Private Sale and Charter Petition in Indiana PA
Guardian John P El kin seeks an order for private sale of George Prothero interest to Frank Slorton for 216.67 dollars, 100 acre tract in Banks township with undivided one twelfth. Also notice of charter application for Indiana Tanning Company of Indiana PA to Governor March 1 1023 to 2 pm, for tanning business creation under 1874 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Elkin
George Prothero
Orphans’ Court
Macedath
A.D
TH. Slorton
Banks Township
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Proflero
Tari
Patchin
J. A. Huey
Langham, Clein & Creps
Guardian
Charles H.robinsteen
Thomas FE. Iildebrand
D. B. Taylor
Indiana
Indiana Tanning Company OF
Act of Assembly
TD. B. Payson
Tudiuna
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St. Clair, Rinn & Co
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