Prosperous Creamery Reports Record Year and Dividend
Ridgy Concern closes a prosperous year with a 16 percent dividend the largest in the company's history. About 491,951 pounds of milk received, 25,105 pounds of butter produced. Butter sold mainly in Pittsburg with an average price of 80 cents per pound. Officers elected include W. B. Henderson J. H. Henderson R. W. Ewing John Baker and J. B. Ewing as directors. J. F. Hood as manager and secretary. J. H. Henderson as treasurer. W. B. Rider as auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phs
Elders Ridge
Pittsburg
W. B
J. H. Henderson
W. Ewing
John
Baker
Ewing
J. F. Hood
J.H
Henderson
W.B. Rider
Snyder
Well Known Teacher Leaves for State Feeds Post
John M Fisher of West Wheatfield Township announces the appointment of John Bt. Clair as agent of the Division of Feeding Stuffs, Department of Agriculture of Pennsylvania. The salary is 1400 dollars yearly plus expenses. He will travel through 27 counties collecting samples and prosecuting violators. Mr Glen Clair resigns from Lynn school to accept the post, a recognition of his Republican work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Fisher
John Bt. Clair
West Wheatfield Township
Department ‘of Agriculture of
Pennsylvania
St. Clair
Jawa
Glair
West Wheatfield
Lynn
Iig
Republican Party
Women Club Meeting to Gather Delegates Thursday Friday
The Woman's Clubs reciprocal meeting is set for the Presbyterian church Thursday and Friday this week, with about fifty delegates from Johnstown Dubois Punxsutawney Ridgway and Reynoldsville expected. A Thursday reception at Mrs Thomas Sutton's Sixth street home follows the opening session. The program includes greetings by Miss McKnight and Mrs J M Brown, discussions on adolescence and government, performances, and sessions open to the public with a members-only Friday closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Pty
Dolewater
Womden
Forendon
New Century Club
Town
Thomas Sutton
Sixth Street
Round Table
Dubois
Irving Club
Punxsutawney
Progress and Civic Clubs
Ridgway
Utopia Club
Reynuoldaville
Art League
Killed Near His Home by Accidental Shot
William Sebring, a well known painter aged 45 from Cherry Tree area, was instantly killed Wednesday afternoon by the accidental discharge of his shotgun while hunting near his home. His family heard the shot, found him by a log, and funeral services were held Friday at Cherry Tree. He leaves a wife and eight children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sebring
Gherry Trea
Cherry ‘L'Tea-And
Cherty -Tree
Closing Days of Coca Bev Cases Try Civil List
Read of last week's civil list notes closing days of sessions. Trials covered cases including Hervy Bros. vs Bank Paulkas and John K. Mikesell vs B. ME Reibler with long trial durations. A verdict was reached for Elkin's Sleep Pant Burns in Beranton Pa. The idle Music plant of Republic Glass in Diana Pa faced a $20,009 loss blamed on sleeping tramps. Tyatio Elkin of Jeannette managed the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bev
Annie’ M. Youngs
John W. Clyde
Robert Clyde
Hervy Bros
Bank Paulkas
Davia Palmer Ya
W .B. George
Blaintift
John K. Mikesell Ys
ME Reibler
Averano
Elkin
Beranton
Republic Glass Hinnan Et
Diana
Tyatiog’ Ee
Pennsylvania Sur Wasanes
Walia Elgin
Jeannette
Heahew
Tyatice
Brighter Outlook for Josephine Coal Operations
Miners began work at Josephine on Monday to supply coal for Homes during wartime, as the mill at Beottdale undergoes rebuild under government tax changes. The 1907 tax drop compares with November 1904, with prices and a public listing appearing on the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Beottdale
Aha
Borough Officers Nominated For Re election In Indiana Borough
Republicans name incumbents for borough and ward offices at meetings in polling places. Primaries set Saturday 4 to 7 pm. Listings include judges, inspectors, council members, school directors, and constables across four wards with many incumbents slated for re election. Also reports on Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance directors and local anti saloon league activities amid Prohibition talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Justice’ of the
J. A. Crossman
W. H. Foreman
8. M. McHenry
John B. Taylor
Mrg
Emma McNeel
John M. Miller
Thomas
Whegler
James A. Manners
J.A. Brown
Alonzo Singer
G. W. Swan
W. C. Bennett
W. ¥. Wett- Hing
Findley
J. A. Findley
Clair Longwill
R. T. Marlin
G., Meade, Marshall
G. W. Roof
C. E. McSparren
Fourth Ward
J. M. Wachob
D. R. Pringle
John A. Longwill
T. B. Clark
D. C. Mack
Jesse E. McKean
J. Willis Wilson
Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Eli Miller
L. M. Lewis
Stewart
Ben Brosius
Ladd M. Reitz
Jefferson County
Jae Kinter
J. K. McElhoes
Jamies Speedy
M. McHenry
Samuel Mulberger
Will Hane Morrison
U. S. Gearn
Indian County
Washington Hotel
Punxsutawney
Optomary
Personal Brevities From Homer City Area
Local notices list Mrs James K Dick of Homer City Carl Smith of Rossiter Ida Learn Elmer Conrath John A Brown Brushy alley Mrs Harry Grambling Josephine H M Thompson Marion Center Miss Cilla Walker South Sixth street Miss Emma Rowe Hite Miss Alice Beck Pittsburg Mr and Mrs H P McCoy South Seventh street Mrs Matt Kinter Chambersville Joseph Cost West Chestnut street Lawrence Thompson Vandergrift J Wilson hopes Railroad avenue Mra Cynthia Coon Mrs Peter Stear Mrs Samuel Foose Vandergrift Ira Fleming Louise Fleming Oak street Marie Frederick Avaton Marshall Lytle Deland Mary Florence Thompson Blairs ville Warren Nupp Panama Canal Zone J Moore Helen their daughter May accompany Sarah Mary Florence Thompson Blairs ville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Dick
Homer City
Carl Smith
Rossiter
Monays
Ida Learn
Eleventh Street
Elmer Conrath
Jdobnatown
John A. Brown
Brushyalley
Harry Grambling
Josephine
Thompson
Wife
Marion Center
Cilla Walker
South Sixth Street
B. C. Grissman
J. W. Marshall
Plimville
Emma Rowe
Hite
Howard Rowe
North Sixth Street
Alice Beck
Pittsburg
Isaac Beck
Water Street
H. P. McCoy
South Seventh Street
Matt Kinter
Chambersville
Joseph Cost
West Chestnut Street
Lawrence Thompson
Vandergrift
J. Wilson Hopes
Railroad Avenue
Cynthia Coon
Peter Stear
Samuel Foose
Trade City
Ira Fleming
Louise
Thomas _Fleming
Oak Street
Marie Frederick
Avaton
Marshall Lytle
Harry White, Sr
Helen
Deland, Wia
Sarah
A. WV. Wilson
Saltsburg
Mary Florence Thompson
Blairsville
J. L. Zack
Tulare
Cat
Annie M. Martin
Ifeaukfort
W. N. Patterson
Rome
A. G. Riddle
Indiana
KR. F. CD
D. H. Swartz
Lovejoy
I. D
Ulmer D
Lydick
R. WD
Burah I
Johnston
Joseph Dodton
Grove Post
Mus
M. J
Kindley
John L. Stoar
Smickeburg
Lutman
Cockport
A. Balur
A. W. MacMillen
Wildus
Andrew Baralay
Dixonville
Mrs
No J. Lafluety
Minter J. Dick
New Florence
Matilda Allison
Westover
W. Fl. Root
Greekside
Lowry
Robert A. Mack
Westbon
C. W. Marshall
Livermore
J. W. Stewart
Susan Snyder
Bows Shuehall
Andranas Gulu M. Anthony
Wyandobto
Mich
Andrew Dinterbargh
Lochanay de
Lloyd Smiley
Houk
Duddy M. Haddon
Seymour
Mred Shakespeare
Braddock
Jemima Longs
Luther Sutton
Strangetown
D. L. Ralaton
M. Te Wulwer
Home
Margaret Rankhy
Hlacklek
D, Maer
Marlon Center
Javyl Balth
Todd H. Walker
Bondville
Atre
J. Clifford Sorane
Salinburg
Matilda Beynor
Vlora
James Hagen
Homer Chybs
Donia McGurdy
Grand Rapids
Oscar Calhoun
Bowwnont
Caly Mra
Kate Pearce
Rhields
Mhensburg
Braughley
Seward
Ethyl
Braughter
Kidman
Ankeny
Ider
Vandergrift Fire Destroys Pennington Store and College
A Vandergrift blaze destroyed the E A Pennington Sons clothing and fur shop and the adjacent Vandergrift business college, with losses around 15000 and 7700 insured. The fire, started by an overheated furnace, burned between walls before discovery, while Pennington plans a new building. Also reported are Indiana County Medical Society officers elected and the Wagner Lumber Co purchasing a Latrobe timber tract of 000,000 feet with plans to relocate families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandergrift
Atore
Pay Pennington
W. A. Pennington
Vandergrift Business College
Wagner Lumber Co
Johnstown
Hestbonnea
Haw
Latrobe
W. B. Wagner
Heshbon
Hic
Hla Mily
Headbon
Clergy Move at Homer City and Crete Church
At a meeting of the Conemaugh Hesbytery the Rev. D agill was released from Crete church and given full time in Homer City. He previously served both congregations. Homer City charge salary set at $800 with an eight room parsonage. A summer school session will be conducted by Prof Charles W Shaler of Fall Creek at Pinlekebare opening in April for ten weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conemaugh Hesbytery
United Pressbyterian
Maney, Raw, D
Agill
Crete
Homer City
Magill
Smicksburg
Charles W. Shaler
Falla Creek
Pinlekebare
Tera
Hen with unusual taste for tobacco and gum
Ex-Mayor Miller of Youngstown claims his hen chews tobacco and gum. the bird accepts any brand, favors fine cut tobacco, and will only eat if offered a bit of the weed. The hen chews gum and licks it on her tongue then works it softly, resembling a Bowery girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jee Eae
Youngstwon
Longtime town resident Mrs Daugherty dies at home
Mary Daugherty a well known town resident died suddenly at the Lockard home on Church Street after rheumatism of the heart. She was born August 3 1834 in Center Township and had a large family. Funeral services were held at the Lockard home with Rev I S Crawford officiating and burial in Oaklawn cemetery. Also noted were the deaths of Mrs Luella May Irvin and Mrs William Manshower with brief survivor details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Daugherty
B. M. Lockard
Church Street
Center Township
Everett Daugherty
John McQuiston
Blasirsville
Charlotte Craig
Thomas
Harry Daugherty
Town
Elizabeth Simpson
William Lucas
Homer City
John Lucas
Jacksonville
Daugherty
Presbyterian Church
I. 8. Crawford
Lockard
Oaklaund Cemetery
William A. Levin
Luella May Irvin
Indiana
Bird Cunningham
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburg
A. 5. Cunningham
Philadelphia
Street
William A. Irvin
Aspinwall
A. S. Cynoningham
William Manshower
Cockport
Munshower
George H. Menning
North Fifth Street
THREE LOCAL INSTITUTES PROGRAM FOR JANUARY 1908
A detailed outline of a teachers institute scheduled for Saturday January 18 1908 at Black Bliele School with morning sessions featuring lectures by Ray I A Richards welcome by Mr D A Palmer and various demonstrations on use of illustrations and better care of textbooks. An afternoon program includes writing moral influence and environment as a factor in education with music readings and recitations. A second institute planned for Strongstown January 17 18 1908 with similar sessions and a debate on whether invention benefits mankind more than reform. All friends of education invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Bliele School
Ray
I. A. Richards
D. A. Palmer
Misa Coirdie Walter
Vork
J. R. Simons
Wm. Campbell
GG. Burns
GG. Burns, Miss Forsythe, Mr. Fhul Stewart, Tecitalian
Miss Muarlin
Graft
Jople
Jacob Brown
Carvle Hngton
C. D. Ferguson
Misa Nellie Canfield
Misa
Jennie Nichols
A, Campbell
Ihelng
Dayton
Rey
M. S. Keno
Hils
Pine Township
Strongstown
America
Reaver
A. A. Bennett
Mayme Sebrecongost
J. D. Glasser
Edith Alters
Elsie Smith
Roy Wolfe
J. H. Rank
May Stephens
Edgar Altemus
Melen Houston
Maloy
Zelma Hull
Dr. McUenry
Annie Ondriczek
Edgar Altumua
J. C. Glasser
Wu Reaver
C. A. Campbell
Bweorday Monning—teid
Bawurday Aulrilnoon
Behioo
Popias
Mise Blile Builth
Miss Mayme Schrueengost
Mian Dancan
Misa Elizabeth Stewart
Misa Bostic
Gracy Conor
D. J. Ornor
Misa Mayme Bobrecongeat
Mr. Pattison
Wm, Reaver
J. J. Rank
Miss Mas, Stephens
G. A. Campbell
Hong
Pennsylvania
J.T. Stewart
Friends of Education
Real estate transfers and a murder case headline
Real estate transfers are listed with numerous deeds from South Mahoning to various grantees and amounts ranging from 40 to 4 930 dollars. The report also notes a murder at Ernest with arrests and bond details alongside jailhouse cases.
Subscriptions Grow Across States and Counties
The notice lists numerous subscribers and renewals across Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, and beyond, including J L Zack in Tulare and Mrs Annie M Martin in Ifeaukfort, among many others. It mentions a select school at Clymer led by Roser, teaching in Indiana and Westmoreland counties, and Judge Telford’s reappointment of Joglah Neal as County Detective for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seleat School
Clymer
Roser
Ife
Indiana
Westmoreland
Gota Califorain
Imalion
Joseph Clements
California
Telford
Joglah Neal
Af Jawp
Cas A
Dorachoff Charged With Fatally Wounding Landlord
Dimitry Dorachoff is charged with shooting and fatally wounding Mike Chalinka, landlord of Ernest boarding house, Tuesday evening. Dorachoff allegedly forced entry after a dispute over letters, and Chalinka died Wednesday night after an autopsy showed a neck and two body wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Dimitry Dorachoff
Mike Chaluka
Chaliaka
H. H. Steving
D. W. Gates
Chalinka
Famous Regiment Reunion Fills Pittsburg Tonight
Survivors of the Gist Regiment P. V. gather at the Monongahela House in Pittsburg for a reunion and banquet. Indiana county men from Co A plan to attend including W. K. Buchanan, W B Stahl, James Chambers, John W Rowe, Alex Work, Willan Stanley, O A Bilis, and Alexander Stearns with Lt. R. Stumpf recalling army meals at the hotel. The Monongahela House hosted the unit before entering Camp Wilkins during the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Gist
P. V
Monongahela House
Indiana County
Co. A
Camp
Wilkins
R. Stumpf
Mr. Stump
W. K. Buchanan
Papers Read Before Women Denounce Unseemly Literature
The New Century Club held a teed meeting with about 0 members present. Mrs. J. D. Brownlee read a piece on the "Quality of Courage" followed by "The Things That Are Worth While" by Mrs. Milly Studhes. Mr. Sutton led a reading on "Unseemly Books by Women" urging women of Tadlamt to oppose literature of doubtful morals. Miss Kate McLaughlin reported on the Federation of Pennsylvania Women in Calaberito. Delegates were invited to a reception at Mrs. Thomas Button's home. Lions and Rodkey entertained Lotus Country Club members at a smoker in Pate Patterson Furniture. A modern club house is planned at the Junction of Plum and Crooked Creek next spring with gas service from nearby wells. Special services began in the Gist Chapel Lutheran church with subsequent cram nat services on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and an afternoon program at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
7. D. Brownlee
Milly Studhes
Sutton
Tadlamt
Kate MccLaughlin
Federation of Pennsylvania
Qalaber Ito
Indiana
Mia
Thomas Button
J. Flaward Houk
Ray D
Gist Qhapel Lutheran Church
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Heri
COCA
Pigmell
U. P
jPart
W. A. Dihle
Varty
W. 8. Nail
Bonth Seventh Street
Nef
Rayne Township
Pica
Robert ©. Blakley
Covads
Misa L. Smith
Isella
Big Pice
Hey
Ewis Haymene
Indians County Medical Society
Court House
Jones
Hammers
J. H. Peterman
Cherry Tree
G. B. Simpson
John M, St
Homer
Louise Key
Louise Fey
Jacob Way
Robinsteen Collar Works
South Third Street
Shor
Minnie Florence Groft
John Groft
Penn Rum
Wesley Groft
Penn Thun
Waller N. Myers
Pecker
Cherryhill Township
Gertrude Runzo
Mra
Frank Runzo
Sicily
Tudzo
Inalana
Siclly
Three Logal Institutes
Jessie Fleming
Mise
Mabel Sires
John Mlennihen
Berlin Empfeld
Wim. ‘Waller
J. ‘T. Stewart
TE 1
Condrau
Tya Smyers
Wm. Houston
Chapman
Man Kyllid
Annie T. Seaman
Genter
Mortle M. Jack
Clemance Smith
John Chucken
Alexander M. Stenwart
Incigna
Samuel M. Streams
Southi
Young
Wits
Thomas T. Wadding
South Mahohing
Vielim Diedlon
Patrxente Wey Iosteal
Allee M. Logan
Sihger i
Ig County
Nova
Patton
Igi B. Taylor
Chevy Chase
Dlizabeth Longhill
Arthi Shaffer
Guardian
South Mahoning
A. P. Irwin
Margaret C. Bakehart
Albert Polywin
Emma @. Hossack
Albert P. Irwin
Albert P. Irwin, $665, 5S. M. Palmer, Lot In Durrell To Gert A. Hepling
Abram Avey
Hast Mahoning
Mary M.avey
George Aul S
East Mahoning
H. R. Martin
W. EB. Adams
Harry Seikert
Burrell
G. Meade Marshall
A. Sloan
Brushvalley
Jane Evans
Thomas B. Dyans
Brainyanes
Benjamin BD
A. Johnston
White Township
M. H. Johnston
White
C. A. Johnston
B. Campbell
James A. McCoy
A. McCormick
Minton Center
Davidson
Walter C. Neal
North Mahoning
Peter A. Weaver
Sidney
McLannahan
Mahoning
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Co
Puidin
Basler
Hive Township
Ios Blagest Pix
Charles Hornish
Ia Pau
Rennes
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