Farm Topics Discussed at County Institute Session
The county farm institute convened at Gipsy on Sunday with broad farmer turnout. Lecturers from the state board discussed orchard care, milk handling, education in rural districts, and opportunities for country boys, as well as horse care and silo construction. The Georgeville session drew public interest, with Shelocta sessions planned today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frat Farmers’ Institute of the
State Board of Agriculture
Gipsy
Department of Agriculture
M. MeKenry
County Board of Institute Managers
J. ‘K. Kinninan
W.M. Blose
W. £. Hill
State Grange
W. F. Hill
Thomas J. Philips
Atglen
Wells Cook
Washington, D.C
Cook
Cleave Trimble
J. J. Hamilton
Gipsy Schools
Hill
H. D. Condron
Blairsville
C. W. Broadhead
Montrose
T. 4
Nancy Smith
G. W. Treese
Kate Trimble
J. B. Arble
Hazel Spicher
R.L. Hess
W. M. Blose
Sextechte
Church
Georgeville
Shelocta
Elkin Inducted as Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice
John Y. Elkin was inducted as Justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Tuesday morning in Philadelphia. Chief Justice Mitchell announced the oath and Col. A. K. McClure read the commission for a 21 year term. Mrs. Elkin led a party of prominent women witnessing the ceremony. May Have a New Bank. Prosperity at Saltsburg spurs a $90,000 capital national bank campaign with Saltsburg and Greensburg showing interest. Water Street Property Sold. Real estate agent T A Gilbart sold the Nova Patton property on east Water street to Calvin Bley of Punxsutawney for 5150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
John Y. Kin
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Court Gao
Philadelphia
Hall of Justice
Ilizin
Mitchell
Col
A. K. McClure
Elkin
Saltsburg
Greensburg
Water Street
T. A.gilbart
Patton
East Water Street
Calvin Bley
Punxyutawney
Snow Storm Paralyzes County Roads and Wires
Winter grips the county with record snow from Friday into Saturday. Snow depth reached up to 18 inches, with some reports of a foot on Friday and heavier totals by Saturday. Heavy wet snow broke telephone and telegraph wires, damaged fruit trees, delayed traffic, and crippled business as roads and rail lines faced disruptions. extra engines aided Pennsylvania and other lines, easing schedules briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riday
Trafic
Indiana Telephone Company
Blairsville
Indiana
Pennsylvania Railroad
al. Wagle
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad
Bolivar Bank Gets City Funds After Court Ruling
Judge Joseph Bultington of the United States circuit court in Pittsburg ruled in the Murray receiver case that Bolivar National Bank is entitled to a payment from the borough of New Kensington. Reese-Hammond Fire Brick Company supplied paving material for New Kensington streets, issued a warrant later assigned to Bolivar Bank, which was paid, but the defendant bank allegedly refused to honor. The court held the warrant should have been paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bultington
United States Circuit Court of
Pittsburg
C. C. Murray
Bolivar National Bank
First National Bank of
New Kengton
Bolivar Bank
New Ken
Reese-Hammond Fire Brick Company
Bolivar
New Kensington
Social notes on local weddings and club events
The Emerson Reading Club hosted an oyster supper at Thomas H. Fleming’s residence in Armstrong township with about 60 attendees from nearly every family in the 21-family club. N C Simpson and wife hosted a Friday reception for son Ebert T. Simpson and bride A Coming Wedding. David McMillen’s Dixontville home to host a wedding for Gila McMillen and Gere Donahue on Wednesday Jan 25. Ray James Given of Pittsburg to relocate to Indiana next spring after purchasing the Long property in Indiana. Wagner & Cathcart sold William H Borland property on West Oak to J C Long for 4200 and sold three lots on West Church Street to Peter Bender for 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Reading Club
Thomas H. Fleming
Armstrong Township
N.C. Simpson
Hamill
Ebert T. Simpson
David. McMillen
Dixonville
Gila
Gere Donahue
CG. G. Buck
Ilore
Ray
James Given
Pittsburg
Indiana
Oakland Avenue
Seventh Street
Given
United Presbyterian
Rochester Mills
Local fall injures elderly woman near home
Mrs Valentine Bowers, 73, living with daughter Mrs J Elder Peeler in town, fell Saturday near her home dislocating her shoulder. Dr W A Simpson treated her and reported she is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Bowers
J. Elder Peeler
Jil in the West Sparrowing Illness Case
Mellenry of town was summoned to San Diego California last week as his son John suffers from a serious lung illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mellenry
San Diego
Cal
John
Aved People Recovering From Illness
Aved People Recovering, Robert Lowry of Railroad avenue and Mrs. John D Patton of east Philadelphia street, who had been suffering from carbuncles, are recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lowry
Railroad Avenue
John D. Patton
Philadelphia
Coal to be mined daily at Hollwood plant
J H Weaver plans 2000 tons of coal daily from the Hollwood plant along Yellow Creek for shipment to markets via Pennsylvania and New York Central lines. Most coal goes to New York Albany and Boston. E M Davidson in charge in New York, hotel to cost 20000 and be built at Heilwood next summer with Joseph Robinson overseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Weaver
Hollwood
Possum Glory
Yellow Creek
Pennsylvania
Cheorrytree
New York Central Railroad
New York
Albany
Boston
J. W. Weaver
Philadelphia
Ab Dterwood
New York City
Davidson
Tay Me. Weaver
New York Cly
Hellwood
Joseph Ttobinson
Williamsport
Coal Town
Mr. Robinson
Ross Club
Heilwood
Weaver
Weddings at Lovejoy Celebrate Cauldwell Nuptials at Home
Gaston Caldwell and Mids Annica Cauldwell of Lovejoy were married at home on Wednesday evening officiated by Rev. W hy Slonaker pastor of the Cockport Lutheran church. The ceremony was attended by family and friends in a simple, intimate setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston Caldwell
Charles
Gaston
Mids Annica Cauldwell
Lovejoy
W.hy Slonaker
Cockport Lutheran Church
Marriages Wed in Lutheran Parsonage and Cherry Tree Church
John B Helman of Willet and Miss M Margaret Roarick of Georgevilla wed at Willet Lutheran parsonage with Rev. M L Schmucker officiating TRVINUSULLEN. James W Trvin and Miss Jola McMillen, both of Montgomery township, married at Cherry tree by Rev A B Day. James Making and Miss Lina Brown, both of Cherryhill township, wed at Peon Tun by Rev Wa J Sproull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trvinusullen
James W. Trvin
Jola McMillen
Montgomery Township
Cherrytree
A.B. Day
James Making
Lina Brown
Cherryhill Township
Peon Tun
Wa. J. Sproull
Altoona Defeated In One Sided 48 to 11 Game
The Altoona basketball team suffered a decisive 48 to 11 defeat Monday night. St Clair and Rooth were ejected for rough play as Altoona struggled in the second half after a stronger opening. The lineup lists players and scorers with several OCR errors, but the final score and outcome are clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
St. Clair
Rooth
Mountain City Five
Plinying
Inviana -46
Alroonauelh
RoBi
Indiana to Celebrate at July Fair Grounds
Indiana plans a rousing July celebration at the fair grounds with track events and large purses. The Indiana County Agricultural Society managers met Saturday to approve features and a racing circuit with nearby counties. September 12 13 14 and 1h were fixed as next rain dates. Lieutenant Carden will lecture at Normal chapel on Monday about the American invasion of Europe and commercial supremacy with views from his industrial tours. Directors elected for Patrons Mutual Insurance Co of Indiana and Jefferson counties include J K Melthoes A Loar Wat Moerison and others. Settlement for 1904 claims will be made next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana County Agricultual Society
Hell
Feauves
Chay Fair
Godfrey Lynet Carden
United States Revenue Criter Service
Europe
Carden
Sampson
Patrons Mutual Insurance Company of
Jefferson Counties
Indiana Teneo
Indians
A. Loar
Wat Moerison
John Kinter
GW. Brady
J. W. Hothel
James Speedy
Jefferson County
II Miller
W. Dh Hall
A. HW. Lingenfelt
B. Brownian
S. J. Stewart
L. M. Kaeitz
Assistant Principal Blech Elected at Blairsville
Assistant Principal Blech Miller of Blacktick township has been chosen to fill the Blairsville public schools vacancy caused by W A Berkey of Johnstown resigning. Miller is a Grove City College graduate and attendee of Indiana Normal school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Miller
Blacktick Township
Blairsville
W. A. Berkey
Johnstown
Mer. Miller
Grove City College
Indiana Normal School
Week of Church News Highlights Local Presbyterians
Lowe dell United Presbyterian reports strong finances after obligations paid with remaining balance directed to church purposes. Sabbath school gifts totaling 150.53 marked missions funding. Trustees elected John L. Gebly and others for three years. auditing duties assigned. A naval decorations thank you to Miss Carrie Taylor noted. Temperance resolutions urged stance against license applications. Other congregations report communion services and joint meetings. week of prayer observed by Lutherans with Sunday services planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Yen
John L. Gebly
Dob Mea- Creight
Oh Town
Alectel Lo Kerge
Atetorney Dues Mac Aul Marey Daugherty
Town
Carrie Taylor
East Phiadelphia Street
Free Methodist
Hokline
Ena
Chreek sLhreet
Presbyteria
Libery
Hallon
Presbyterian
Second United Presbyterian Church
Suicide attempt ends in rescue near South Mahontog
Saumial Wells of Puirview west of town tried to hang himself Sunday morning. His wife alerted relatives after he wandered inside then outside and tied a rope to a tree, nearly strangling himself before family found him and he was revived by medical aid. He is about 60 and recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saumial Wells
Puirview
Wells
Mehid
Wally
Mr. Wells
Lintil Asloré Gianago
South Mahontog
Woodmen Banquet Tonight in New Castle Indiana
The Woodmen of the World Camp No. 40 in New Castle Indiana will hold an open installation and banquet at Oud Bellows Gall this evening. A Ladies Aid Society will serve the banquet. Attendees include several officers and members with a program featuring installations, a speech by Attorney Bilder Peeler, dancing, and music from the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacie
Attornay Bilder Peeler
Conesil
Kler Peel
Johin Ds
Ghantingsay
Krank
Draft
Bankur
Krank K. Slowa
Clark
Harry Wo Mee
Escorl
del R. Bath
Waotelakin
Mont Cochran
Sontey
J. Willie McCartavy
Phystelan
Deol
B. Buterbamsh
Magegerd
J.A. Cromsman
J. W. Wilson
Dumes A. White
Plumville Brother of Senator Plans Dixonville Move
Dr. dates, sibling of Senator Misher, will locate in Dixonville Delaware. Kisher graduated from a medical college in Washington and is known in the district as a graduate of the Badigua Novinal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dates
I. Iisner
Plumville
Senator Misher
Town
Dixonville
Kisher
Washington, D.C
Down
Badigua Novinal Behool
Notable area obituaries and local notices
A parade of deaths includes Mrs Mary Metters aged 77 wife of the late John Tedters of Sivickshire near Rowchester Mills died after a night illness. Also Mrs Andrew McCioggehey of Apotta mourns the loss after years of illness. Other obituaries mention Dr. Betha Moiseapat Chaeely, Robert Rankin, and infant deaths from pneumonia in the county. Funeral arrangements, cemetery plans, and church services are noted for Greenwood cemetery and local Lutheran church. Public notices cover local elections, tax-related options on land deals in Shade township, and upcoming Republican meetings in White Lawnship and Green township with candidate nominations and official roles listed. The Buffalo Rochester and Willsburg railway line at Goodville will reopen after a period of closure with station duties reassigned to Bert Goo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Metters
Marian Dedninohd
Rowhester Mills
Phasaddon
Mentors
Hes
John Tedters
Sivickshire
Daughiter
Tce
David
Pate
Bea
Citlewil
Will and probate notes from distressed estate records
Fragmented probate notices from a 19th century column describe wills filed in Maloning Township. Mentions include Anne A. Brown as executrix and bequests to Mary B. Dounhoy, Tillie Perdue, and others. Real estate sale proceeds to repay estate debts, with shares divided among four heirs and naming Joseph Studell and William Studell as executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solano
Brown
Mir Ail Phi
Rowh
Mary B. Dounhoy
Mors
Tillie
Anne A. Brown
Phe Willis
Inte Saniel Studhell
Bist Maloning
Borhis
Slce
Farina
Vannah C. Studell
Willian M. Stughell
Estitea
Ray Township School Holds Precaution Over Pest Outbreak
Amid reports of pest presence in Ray Township, the school shuts to prevent infection. Doctors from Marion and nearby boards warn parents, with vaccinations and quarantines planned. only essential staff allowed, and certain households placed under precaution as health officials act to stamp out the pest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayre
Rayies
Elosial
Aenck
Aehical Board
Ander Hhamoding
McHerney
Jac Dulen Gourley
Marion
Dihnal Wales
Shields
Masina
Daniethay
Local power and property changes shake town leadership
The article details a string of local business and political moves. Michael Bennett buys Sixth and School streets property for 4000 dollars and plans a modern home. County Commissioner candidate announcements and a merger between two energy firms set dramatic shifts, with electric plant modernization and new lighting plans shaping the town’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Buanet
Dinecan
Local Social Notes From Piuxsittawndy and Nearby Towns
Calvin Bley of Piuxsittawndy and Altniun of Dubois visited, with many neighbors and friends traveling home after Sundays and Mondays visits. The column lists numerous residents visiting relatives, attending calls, and returning to Philadelphia, West Chester, Ann Arbor, and Colusa for winter plans, naming several families and towns.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sworlay
Gipsy Lareey
Shelocts
Lis
Justice Elen
Winthi
New Kensington Institution
Lown Property Lold
Young Township
Lankrupe
Alexander Gilmore
United States District Court
Smith
Allegheny
West Penn
Mavi Waitton
Jil
Altoona Dephaled Neled
Luadiana
Indana
Mabry
Falr
Normal
Principel Blech
Unuped Piresby Ticutans Tein
Elis Sat Tiga
Fairview
Nigit
Will Hetttiuel Ek Dilkouyiiic
Ohs
Matey Peper
AIS
Anthea Aea
Andrew McCioggehey
Apotta
Digehtee
Samuel Wloning
Tuytayn Heathis
Mail Wits
Mloming
Simtel
Fodiy
Aken
Wishington Church
Thektyaie Cowal Slip
James de Harding
Veo Dames de Marine
Balesville
Maesday
Flo
Pilotaluien
Aldesville
Slaivnville
Aline Gictreitu
Abner Grifith
Covad
Nab
Aiedkon
Consiumpstion
Ines
Mies
Wis
Samuel Gradan
Our Gine
Thulington
Hierluishand
Thos County
Robert Lankin
Robard Rankin
Mhieay
Howe
Greenwood Cemetery
Tauri
Robert Youngblood
North Wittdy
Greenwoodd
Adeling Kralloway
Adeline
Harry Kalloway
T Hoeilwood
Chernyhill
Mondiy
Marun Laney
Mabon
Maryind
Laney
Coral
Mathe
Henlize
Glassford
Ani
Tin
Lowa
McConmingheys
Homer City
Emul Hind
Shade Township
Somerset County
New York Capitals
Comutikkion
Tor Scott
Hie Pruimuliciars
Finland
Senter Dota
Wishor
Mity Wale i
Republieostienin
Dane Huury
Tor Yanr
Poaraverseer
Caias
A. Nout
Green Township
Cockport
Buebere
Kyoopoued
Buffalo, Rochester & Willsbirg
Goodvilla
Bert Goo
Goodville
Nlution
Manila
Earl Yeety
Ob Joeking
Die White
Coiet
Distriets
Ppt
Dividihe
Washington Gowiship
Hotove Lanvin Een
Bebos
Baueral Ware
Judie White
Alfeck
Courk
Josiadt
Wapner
Flaxhbon
Down Priday
Bnetesk
Mar. Wagner
Florence Lata
Boln Hughes
Walnut Grove
Cumbria County
New Floranca
Vold Sporagce
Blmgtrig Legit
Tiithina Catel Storage Corp Pinay
Didi
el Gebeie Company
Ghia
Eat Stomteer
Moehrie Company
Mis
Piuxsittawndy
Harry Youd
Chired
Altniun
Dubois
Mary Beck
Chirech Street
Friends Pillsbury
Milward Mack
Windber
Dod. Good
Sinicksburg
Tesday
Klis W. Armstrong
Bert Bim
Eben
Miursiay
James Dodds
Punxantawhey
Abs Wodds
Simlay
Mack
Wife
Gow
Hey
Olic Mack
West Philatelphia Abregh
Joseph Mack
Derry
Roy MehLaughlin
Vittsborg
Madison McLaughlin
Streat
Dob Whitman
Apollo
Horace Weaver
Mast Uhurch Street
Ars. Louise Winton
Mass
Sinew Ansley
W.C. Diven
Conommmigh Township
Frank Ortochuel
Miiaabebhy
Colusa
Calj
Mra
Aintrew Kory
Soward
Tigh Mavctr
Clyde
Mik
Meade D. Clover
Meade D. Clover, of Last Mihorty
Mya
Glover
Misa Wigabeth Wallon
Bed. Wallon
Norial
Thomas
Agnes Shrum
Irwin
We Guthrie
Church Street
Borbha, Bennett
Helen Gailey
Beaver
Virginia
Ab “Halcyondale
Ranel Wilson
Tabriz
Persia
Hook
Highawood
N. J
Wilson
Mather
Allina Wilson
Church Streat
Martin B. Stadimillay
Ann Arbor
Mieh
Logan 1S. Long
Princess Anne, Md
Mr. Long
Mro
C. J. ‘Ly Long
Hidinna
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