Real Estate Move Ties Bank Growth to New Property
Edward Rowe property on Philadelphia Street changes hands as Harry W. Wilson buys the site fronting 60 feet on Philadelphia Street and 200 feet deep for 34000. The Bankers Trust Company plans a modern banking house and possible linked block, with renovations not starting before tenants’ leases expire in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpth
Lorger Ra
Dell
Banking Houe
Trust
Rowe
Wilson
T. A. Gilbert
Real estate transfers printed in Indians County records
Recorded transfers include 110 acres in Young to McComb for 2200 dollars. 206 acres in Wheatfield from Griffith heirs to Harry W. Griffith. property in Cherryhill from Amond Job to W. Black for 50 dollars. 102 acres in Cherry Hill from Ada A Waltermire to Frank Waltermire for 2000. various parcels in White, Burrell, Staicksung, West Wheat and Green changing hands for sums from 50 to 318000 including property to Indiana Lodge No 931 B P O Elks. Local transfers involve multiple individuals and firms across several townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians County
MccComb
Young
McComb
Thomas ‘Griffith
Wheatfield
Harry W. Griffith
J.amond
Cherryhill
W. Black
R. D., Hetrick
Lr FM. Graff
Burrell
Thomas Ramdson
J’ Inerya J. Stiteler
Staicks‘ Ung
S. W. Condron
Ada A.graham
West Wheat
Pennsylvania’ Railroad Co
Izabeth Kannady
Jorry Carney
O. Walker
Canoe
W. S
McCullough
John B. Arnold
Green
Itsburg Gas Coal Co
Fleming
Wilam E. Oake
D.patrick
William . Oaks
Reversal of McGinley Liquor License Ruling
The Superior Court in Scranton reversed Judge Telford by reinstating Charles McGinley’s license for the Clawson House. The July 31 revocation was challenged by McGinley’s lawyers, arguing violations of liquor laws and lack of good-faith grounds, with an appeal argued in Philadelphia last October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGinley
Scranton
Telford
Charles McGinley
Clawson House
District Convention programs and notices at Kollysburg
The district convention of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor will be held at Kellysburg Hall next Sunday evening with a prayer and praise service led by Jettie Breck. The program includes readings, recitations, a music quartet, talks on Christian Endeavor duties, and reports on county finances. A note on the auditors' report and local election results also appears, with prices for butter and eggs noted as market changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kollysburg
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Kellysburg Hall
Suny
Jettie Breck
Christian Endeavor
Mia
Annie Brown
Edward Caldwell
Music
Quartette
L. A
Shields
James Streams
Herbart Eal
Debail
Clymer
Bagan
Ladies of the Christian Church
Ford An
Washington's Birthday senior party at the big school
Students and alumni attended the Washington's Birthday senior party at the Normal School on Saturday evening. Costumes from colonial times, a grand march, and a minuet were featured with decorations in gold white and class colors. The event included toastings by members of the cabinet and dancing in Recreation Hall, with refreshments and keepsakes for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Cabinet
Sal
William C. McKee
Henry Knox
Hal Speedy
Thomas Jefferson
D. Winger
George Washington
Recreation Hall
Anna Laughlin
Martha Washington
Apple
Harriett Peale
D. L. Winger
Martha Waghington
Movements In Town as Visitors and Returns Mentioned
A long list of residents and visitors is noted, detailing returns from business trips to cities like Boston and Pittsburg, callers in town, and travels to Philadelphia and Washington. Names include Neff Hazelett McCreight Frick Mahan Burnimor Kinkaid McCracken Ramey Maguliken Stuchell Dick Grossman Taylor Beigle Dearme Derryme Hammers Gibson Stewart Condron McCoy Sutton Bennett Mack Weston and Younkins, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neff
Boston
C. Hazelett
Mkin
J. Wood Clark
Pittsburg
J.J. McCreight
Advance
Thomas Gibson
Crookside
John al Frick
W.M. Mahan
Laura Stuchell
Creekside
J. Cal George
West Lebanon
James K. Dick
Homer City
J. A. Grossman
Charlotte
G. H. Warner
Congmaugh Township
J.M. Thompson
C. W. Mitchell
Hellwood
Myrtle Burgess
Greensburg
Belle Allison
Dravesburg
Elmer Elkin
West Mahoning Township
Harvey B. Engle
Philadelphia
W. A. Taylor
Lawrence C. Hasinger
Wayne Avenue
R. M. Mullen
Nort Ninth Street
Simon Graham
Ross
Wye
Bertha Weaver
Kellysburg
Anna Weaver
Church Street
Anna Scott
Belle Dickie
West Philadelphia
D. B. Taylor
Agnes Lytle
M. J. Lytle
Tenth Street
Martha &. Forsythe
Hunter School
Blacklick Township
Laura Young
Town
Hugh Wylie
Blairsville
Clair Braughter
Josephine
Robert A. Work
Rochester Mills
Myrtle Stachell
Theodore Stachell
Croekside
Frank Sloan
Johnstown
Sloan
J, Si. Sloan
Royden Taylor
Washington,d. C
Government Geological Survey Corp
Verner Hollister
Coraopolis
A. G. Braighler
Kerr
South Mahoning Township
Della Boreland
John Cribbs
Isaac Griffth
W. V. Beigle
Emaworth
G. P. McCartnay
Church Straat
William Dearme
Butler
Mr. Dearme
William 8. Dearne
South Seventh Street
Carl Hammers
Prnxsitawney
Washington
Bord Gibson
Gibson
Stewart
James
Millvale
Stowart
J. Norris McCoy
Bride
Thureday
Wampton
Tenn
Mr. McCoy Ia
Happe
John W. Sutton
Clacimat
Don’t You Like This Town promotional appeal
A truncated Mail Order Catalogue blurb urges residents to spend locally to build the town and support local business. The passage contrasts spending in town versus big-city outsiders, stressing community benefit from local purchases.
Washington Birthday entertainment delights town children
Gen White hosted a school children birthday program at Yulbrary Hall with Duquesne Bureau troupe. Edward Brilhart becomes new landlord at Hotel Mahan Clarksburg. John Galbreath plans sawmill on Joseph Myers tract near Tanaina. Culbert Schoolhouse cake walk scheduled East Wheatownship. Prof Condron to teach Cherry Tree Summer School opening April 22. Andrew Harmon recovering, father of Mrs Irvin Sharfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacklick School
Torunoon
G. G. Sitrs
H, Heagy
Jacob Brown
William Walters
Thal Stewart
Lulu Crawford
C. L. Ferguson
Paul Stewart
Miss Connor
Clarkaburg
Edward Brilhart
Hotel Mahan
Clarksburg
Houglt
John
Galbreath
Joseph Myers
Tanaina
Cherry Tree
Hr. D. Condron
Blairsville
Two prominent men die in Indiana county affairs
James M. Watt cashier of the Indiana County Deposit Bank and a noted local business man dies at his East Philadelphia Street home from pneumonia after a cold. J W Hazeltt, Joe Wink, and others are named in tributes and funeral notices alongside other obituaries and short notices of residents, with details on births, marriages, and civic affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Watt
Deaposit Bank
Indiana
Philadelphia Street
James Watt
185Th Regiment
2. V
P. V
Appomatox Court House
Post 28
G. A. Ry
Union Veteran Legion
Watt
Indiana County Deposit Bank
Cosamapolitan Club
Lodge of Masons
Nettle Jamison
Eirza McClain
Emma Ewing
Brodville
Bell Dvans
Homer City
Julia Portsor
Anna Patterson
Salteburg
Billa Rugh
Cedar
Rapids
Evan Watson
Brooklyn
N.Y
Crawford
Oakhid Cemetery
J. Dmalie Hazlett
J. Wostie Howlett
Church Strat
Varleth
Blacklick Township
Samuel, C. Hazlett
Ne. Draska
Charlotte St. Clair
Thomas St. Clair
Town
Stephen
Livermore
Charles
Lidian
Parritory
John
Washington, Pa
H. M. Fair
Altoona
Charles, Vengel
Wilkinsburg
Brand
New York
Lane
Pittsburg
Oakland Cemetery
John Boyer
John & Fisher
Bouth
Brownlee
Birst United
Progbyterian Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bi Bie Og Pa Company
Buxs Destrbuh
Lower Court
F B. Nowlen
Indiana Carriage Company
Cleveland
Buckeye
Wilson & Wood
William J. Jack
Eix
National Guards
Library Hall
Crede
Tev. McChire
First’ United +Presbyterian church of
KR. B. McClare
McClaye
Bloomington
Ind
Kelay
Grace Fleck
Grant Street
Women's Belief Corps
Miss Fleck
Pittepura
William J. Short
American Road Makers’ Associattion
Carnegie Ball
Merch
Sean Gas Gy Gov
Edwin J. Shuarh
Hte
Aternoon
Bryant
J. T. Stewart
Nan Gerard
Beott
Mr. Butler
Sellar
Misa McLaughlin
Solo
Conner
Daisy Duncan
C. Gormley
Wm. Walker
Wm. Mahan
G. G. Burns
J.T. Henry
J. H. Heagy
H. D. Condron
Bushnell
Trindle
Orpha Kinsey
Milliard Campbell
Pearl Knekenbrod
John Campbell
Dr. C. Craig
Mary Blackley
Nina McParland
Orpha Tilsey
Ray Skiles
J. J. Hutchison
Aehearsal
S. C. VanHorn
C. A. Campbell
Mablé Campbell
Rev. Swank
Mae
Loeust
Cecile Emerick
Ting
Mayer Stiver
Rowe Hoeh
Minnie Helrich
Ora Daugherty
Veras Braughler
Minnie Gaston
Ernest McLaughlin
Dust
Edythe Wakefield
Mabel Fyans
Braughler
Anna Butter
Manthens
Bupt
F. J
Chill Rishel
Mary
Tynch
Russel
Maud Branghler
Teeka Blahel
Leroy Butter
Ross Hosack
Myrtle Crawford
Brown
Annie Sutter
J. G. Sutter
M. D. Winerberg
J,t, Henry
J.T
Browars
Ernest Motanitity
Jiosa Hosh
Moore
Weaver
Munsio
Rowan L
Emerick
Daniel Ralner
Is Gum
Bollen
Clayton Palmen
Punxentawney
Toulaville
Travey Bennett
John Bennett
A.B. Henry
Near West Lebanon
James W. Mack
Mack
D. J. Waller
A.J. Weston
Chicago
Plumvilla
Weston
ILJ
Helman
Alex Dixon
Dixon
Edward Mack
Windsor
Ott Carmahan
White Township
Mgr. Carnahan
Washington National Bank
Narry Younkins
McM
J. B. Younkins
Smith
Pio Soulal
Culbert
Itlold
Andrew Harmon
Willet
Harmon
Irvin Bharfer
Railroad Avenus
M. Watt
J. Leslie Waslett
Nancy Halt
Nancy Hart
Nancy Ewing
Elders Ridge
John D. Hart
West
Lebanon
Hart
Martha Warren
George Schury
Aay
Walia
Robart
Sollysburgi
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