Four Good Sabbath School Meetings Opened Garfield to Heilwood
Four mid winter Sabbath School district conventions met in Garfield Coral Heilwood and Clarksburg drawing large audiences despite bitter weather. County President W T Mahaffey and state superintendent W D Stein attended. Districts reported growing programs with special collections and social features enhancing engagement.
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Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Garfield Coral
Clarksburg
Heilwood
W. T. Mahaffey
Cherry Tree
W. D. Stein
Hast
West Wheatfield
Buffington
Brushvalley Township
Garfield
H. D. Tomb
New Florence
Center
Blacklick
Burrell Townships
Coral
H. A. Hepner
Blacklick Township
D. W. Stahl
D. E. Hepler
Hiters Ridge
Armstrong
Conemaugh
Young Townships
Clymer
J. T. Davis
Blairaville
New Castle
B. C G.meeks
Grace Church
Grant
Canoe
Montgomery
Rayne Township
Hilladale Methodist Protestant Church
Train service restored on Jeslin branch schedule
Sunday service on the Jeslin branch of the C. and P. railway resumes with the regular daily timetable. Creeksid e departures are 9 36 a m and 6 66 p m arriving Anglin at 10 40 a m and 7 00 p m.
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Jeslin
Thompson Insurance Agency Sold to Local Business Group
Thompson Insurance Agency, the oldest in the county, was sold last week to a company of well known local businessmen. J Richard Clements becomes manager of the new firm, retaining the Thompson name, with Miss Lou McGreg or, Miss Harriet McAnulty, Byron Martin, and G Meade Marshall among key staff. The agency, organized in 1870 by Hugh Thompson, has operated in the Deposit Bank building for decades and will continue in the same location under new ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Richard Clements
New Company
Thompson's Insurance Agency
Bell Telephone Company
New Concern
Lou McGregor
John H. Pierce
Harriet McAnulty
Thompson Agency
Byron Martin
G. Meade Marshall
Thompson Insurance Agency
Deposit Bank
Hugh Thompson
M. M. Thompson
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Report
Deeds recorded show numerous transfers across townships including West Wheatfield Grant and Pine with prices from 50 to 8,000 dollars. Notable parties include John R. Clark Rosa A. Buesing Dean Mumau and S M Jack, among many others in Indiana Armstrong Green and Brushvalley. A local birthday note mentions Mr. Columbus in McRoy celebrating his 61st with family dinner.
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Indiana County
John R. Clark
West Wheatfield
C. D. Hendricks
Margaret C. Kenney
Grant
Dean Mumau
J. J. Palmer
Burrell
Rosa A. Buesing
Frank G. Steffey
Pine
Penn Mary Coal Co
Thomas T. Adams
Armstrong
S. M. Jack
Catherine Speedy
Washington
D. G. Gourley
John Kwagsnok
Green
Lillie Senker
Sumner Graff
Blacklick
John Vytovicz
John G. Wilson
White
F. Bunyan
Francis D. Smith
West Mahoning
Wm. R. Olinger
Daniel W. Pardee
Clark Bartlebaugh
John M. Mack
Brushvalley
J. G. McCrorey
John Hill
H. H. Mitchell
Anna M. Duncan
Indiana
Agnes M. Tate
George A. Reeves
Young
Walter A. King
Davis W. Goheen
Mahoning
Joseph H. Elkin
R. Williams
Scott Steffy
James A. Hannah
R. G. Morrison
Smicksburg
Anna Morrison
Mary J. McQuilken
Zannie P. Kuhns
J.C. Fry
Banks
Duff Sawyer
John St. Clair
Plumville
Mary &. Sullivan
D. 8
Miller
Canoe
Adam Snyder
Brunt Camelia
Center
Rosa Mazza
W. J. Kunkle
Conemaugh
Hisse Calhoun
David Weamer
John D. Bence
David L. Deyarmin
Ralph Stewart
W. T. Muth
Rossiter
W. J. Daugherty
F. King
John F. Mitchell
Henry
Frank
Lawrence Bhank
Rm, Fritz
Jdt
J. B. Griffith
Margaret Nagle
W. A. Metz
Elizabeth Conner
Emery C. Davis
Condition Critical For Former Resident Matthias Conrath
Mr. Matthias Conrath once of Green township lies critically ill at his son George A. Conrath s home on West Philadelphia street His trip to Orlando Florida for wintering years ago ended with paralysis and his condition worsened prompting his return just last week
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Matthias Conrath
Green Township
George A. Conrath
Philadelphia
Orlando
Fla
Personal Brevities from Clarion and Nearby Towns
Local notes record visits and arrivals from Clarion to Willamaport and Punxsutawney, plus a birth and engagements. Names include Charles Sansom Louis Heyman Harry Patterson Stella Hasinger J Glasser James Mack Bertha Stadtmiller and Alex Stewart. The report also notes a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Stewart and a nurse training announcement for Miss Klingensmith.
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Charles Sansom
Clarion
Louis Heyman
Willamaport
Harry C. Patterson
Saltshore
William, P. Lowry
Lown
Wilitineburg
Luther Sutton
Sheloda
Tt. D. T
Joseph Shertzinger
Homer City
Stella Hasinger
Wayne Avenue
Pittsburg
J. Glasser
Marion Center
Indiana
James A. Mack
Clyde
D. C. Mack
Mies Bertha Stadtmiller
Fifth Street
Punxsutan
Alex Stewart
Wear Philadelphia
James Moore
Clawson House
Punxsutawney Friends
T. H. Faith
Rayne Township
Johnstown
Thomas Pealer
Lena White
Water Street
Blairsville
Robert McConnell
Attoruey
John S. Pierre
School Street
Paul Zerk
Fred Myers
Helden
W. Va
Bess Klingensmith
Medico- Chi Hospital
Philadelphia
Albert A. Simpson
Indiana Lumber and Supply Co
Newark
N. J
Somn
Peddicord
Calgary
Canada
Margaret Peddicord
Sixth Street
A. H. Allison
J. W. McCartney
North Seventh Street
W. Waddell
Near Lovejoy
Scott Manners
Church Street
Mary Yuckenberg
South Fifth Street
James Manners
Nicholas Hoffman
Indiana R. D
Jeannette
William B. Lowman
Vandergrift
Abner K. Lowman
Butler
S. M. Lowman
Shelocta
Mary B. Wynkoop
Kellysburg
Somerset
Deaths and Obituaries in Homer City Area
Recent deaths from Homer City area detail Elizabeth Falls of Mast Palestine Oslo died January 9 1912 aged about 70 with eight children four surviving including William and Elsie Taylor. Other notices include Christopher Hill 67 of Brushvalley a Civil War veteran and services at Strongstown M E church, Mary Lowry of Armstrong township died January 9 at 54 with two daughters, J Martin Armstrong Jr aged 31 of Montgomery township, and Mrs. GB McConnaughey of Homer City with four children. Also George Hamill near Georgeville and Emory Lukehart Plumville two-year-old dies of bronchosial pneumonia with funeral at Beracha cemetery.
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Elizabeth Jane Falls
Eizabeth Jane Falls
A. C. Taylor
Mast
Palestine
Oslo
Mails
Blacklek Township
Ady
Rankin
A. C. Fails
William
Ohio
Jesus
Ida Cunningham
Young Township
George
Youngstown
Elsie Taylor
Kate Wineman
Blairsville
N.S. Rankin
Homer City
William Fails
J. M. Finley
Fairview Cemetery
Jacksonville
Christopher Hull
Christopher Hill
Brughvalley
Lizzie Wakefield
B. T. Hill
Harry and
Albert Hill
Brushvalley
Cyrus Hill
Strongstown
W. F P. Hill
James Hill
E. D. Henry
Cherryhill Township
James Conrad
Christopher Wike
Brushvalley Township
M. E. Church of
John & Lowry
Mary Lowry
Johnn, Lowry
Thomas Wiggins
Armstrong Township
Husbane
White Township
Indiana
J. A. Fleming
Steubenville
Sarah Lowry
Town
J. W
Marstellar
Vandercrift
Harvey
Hine D
Deux Little
Elva Priggerald
Saltsburg
Margaret Steele
Wiggins
Oakland
J. Martin Armstrong
Martin Armstrong
Montgomery Township
G. M. Glassgow
Glen Campbell
GB. B. McConnaughey
Fannie Moore McConnaughey
B. B. McConnaughey
Pittsburg
Irving
Ralph d
Bessie B
Harold
Ray McCannnaugiey
Guyshoga Falls
Renalrs
Emory Wakehart
Emory Thomas
Thonmtus Lukehart
Plumville
D. I. Shindledecker
Beracha Cemetery
County Towns News Lists Local Visits and Harsh Winter
County residents including James Watkoflodl and Amos Bolivar caller John Al. Cline and Ada Walbeck gather Sunday and Saturday visitors from Robinson and Pitcairn. Movements include Merrill Miller relocating homes, Brantlinger leaving for Glaireville, and W. A. Miller opening a Robinson store. Cold snap records 27 below zero and 42 below in Brushvalley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Watkoflodl
Amos
Bolivar
John al. Cline
Job Liehtenfels
A. A. Walbeck
Riley Clark
Ada Walbeck
Mia
Gertie Waalbeck
Janes Cunningham
Robinson, Wis
Mae Campbell
Bluffton
Hust Wheatfield
Louis Cameron
Martinadale
Moutens
Bruce Georges
Familly
Flomer
Clean Hunter
Wife
Brushvalley
Newman Heads Company Street Railway Officers Elected
At the annual meeting of Indiana County Street Railway Company stockholders at the Mar Innors Bank officers were elected for the year J Lawrence Eyre of Philadelphia as president James D Phelan of Punxsutawney as vice president John C St Clair of town as secretary and treasurer The board includes S A Rhy B M Clark D H Clark and J O Clark with H Clark leading the company previously The meeting noted good finances and possible improvements including a Creok aldo to Punxsutawney line extension A number of out of town stockholders attended from Philadelphia Towanda Windber and Punxsutawney among others
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B. M. Clark
D. H. Clark
Pungsutawney
J. O. Clark
Glen Campbell
B. H. Clark
Creokaldo
Punxsutawney
John J. Mikin
Philadelphia
G. C. Johnson
BE. OF. Kizer
J. K
County well represented at Farmers Week sessions
Indiana county sent 15 delegates to Farmers Week at State College. The delegation, led by President Cameron Davis and Nyron C Mulberger, aimed to spark farmer interest and boost attendance at mid winter sessions. Social events included card nights hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W A Simpson, a military ball by Company I Tenth Regiment, and a Ladies Aid gathering at St Bernard's church. Other items note marriage licenses for locals, a notable veteran Maude Marshall’s retirement, state constabulary postings, county millage cuts, and the sale of the F I King farm in Center Township for 1100 dollars to John H Mitchell of Leadville Colorado.
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Marge
State College
Indiana County
India County
Sametron Davis
W. Ley Oligher
Indiana
Byron CG. Mulberger
Blair Ansley
Kellysburg
Robert Marshall
Clayton Miller
Crook~side
Wilson M. Bowser
A. I Mareshall
A. I. Bowser
Smicksburg
EH. Blaine Wright
Rochester Mills
J. D.tutehingon
Armagh
J. A. McKue
Klenry Gusnell
Salisburg
Jacob Brown
John $. Stitt
Blairaville
Wd. G Henderson
Iders Ridge
W. A. Simpson
Seventh Street
Co. I
Tenth Regiment
G. W. Graff
Waterstreet
Ladies Aid Society
St. Bernard's Church
Catt
Cold Weather Sets New Low Record Across County
A new cold weather record was set Saturday with lows reaching 26 degrees below zero in town and 38 in parts of the county. Livestock suffered, pipes froze, and trolley service was disrupted by drifting snow. Officials promise relief with warmer weather today and tomorrow.
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R. We. Wehrle
Inana
The
Mercury
Iusain
Main Line
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sewage Plant Ice Bound Two Miles South of Indian
Severe freezing over the past week tests the borough sewage disposal plant two miles south of Indian. Ice covers tanks and spray nozzles, but officials say the system continues operating and should perform its work.
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Lorgugif
Acewage
Indian
Unrequited Love Drives Destruction in Brushvalley Youth
Irvin Dearmin of Brushvalley wrecked much furniture at home after an unrequited love with a Penn Run girl who chose another. Alleged temporary insanity prompted his detention in the county jail’s boys’ department. Dr. Davig found no physical ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Dearmin
Brushvalley
Dearmin
Penn Run
Hite
Hip Parels
Br. M. M. Davig
Jul
Rie
Interchange plan for railroad and borough fire equipment
Conference between Indiana Fire Association chief marshal J C G Christy and Conemaugh Division fire marshal J M Worthington leads to mutual interchanges of firefighting equipment. Measurements show borough and railroad hose are compatible. new railroad equipment will match existing units for rapid response. The agreement benefits both borough and railroad. Church News notes revival at Clymer Christian church with Evangelist Silver preaching and a theme about Christians and grace. choir noted as a pleasing feature. parishioners report a patient discharge after a hospital operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. CG. Christy
Indiana Fire Association
J. M. Worthington
Conamaugh
Pepacsylvania Railroad
Plan Ans
Clymer
Evangelist Silver
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Spith
Whathhr
Hellwood
OLD Insurance Agency
Columbus
Mcroy
McCoy
Center Township
Clark Myers
Jennie Williams
Nancy Wagner
Parkers Landing
Mr. McCoy
R. M. Duncan
Dhwo
Helen Mas Steving
John F. Steving
Oak Street
Curtis BE. Elkin
Elkin
J. N. Langham
Adam B. Kunkle
M. A. Kunkle
Harry V. Michener
Frances Ingram
Thomas Mall
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lockport
Lockport Bridge
England
J. A. Elkin
Willet
W. J. Means
Rock Bottom
Mya
Hugh T. Hamill
Hugh
West Wheatio
Tanoma
J. G. Myers
Floral Institute
J. W. Haer
Walter L. Myers
Grace Wisgel
Onberg
Harry DB. Allison
W. Wi
Mr. MacCu
William Bryan
S. M. Myers
Ambrose
Geo. Lenmon
Hi- Kin
LD. W. McMillen
Bert Lydi
Georgeville
Sara Morrow
Elphriam Kirkpatrick
Mabel McGaughey
Huushvalley
Hom
Samuel Munshower
Jemima Kooser
Mrnday
Meade Moore
Alberta
Annie M. Brown
Mabel Moore
John McClelland
Jesse Way
Annie Donahue
Near Town
Newman Heads Company
Jesse Kh
John KB
Piper
Robinson
Ida M. Clark
Rollvar
John Hudak
Stafford Anne Cowan
Stafford Andy Wires
Chambersville
Anne Stefure
Holgi
G. Maude Miarshall
Go, PN. GP
Bhia Plute
Charles de Phillips
Down
Rélo
Marehaull
Kref
State Constabulary
Clinson House
State Police
Florentine
Spencer Reed
la KR. Jefferson
Verduay
LOW Zead
Taylan Et Et i
Hoepitn