Property transfers and social notices in Indiana County
Listings show Mary M. Rapp and others selling lots and acres to named buyers for stated sums, including Moss Hawk, Hinantel Hawk, and Ward A. Wineberg, with several parcels across Conemaugh and neighboring townships. Social items note pie socials, a clothes pin social, dances, a kitchen shower, and a 53rd birthday surprise for Mr. Calbreath plus group hospitality and entertainment in multiple small communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Daugherty
Salisbury
John G. Cunningham
J.J. Palmer
Burrell
Anna KE
Rose
Otto V. Barbour
Green
John Stolitza
John A. Wineberg
Canoe
Ward A. Wineberg
Frank Wynvas
Clymer
Mike Labanish
Gordon School House
Bookamyer
Rayne Township
Indiana
Heshibon Sthowl
Ferguson School
White Township
Daugherty
North Ninth Street
Miners’ Hall
Stafford
M. B. Church
Taylorsville Cornet
Martha Williams
South Fifth Street
Purl J. Bennett
East Church Street
Brownlee
H. B. Strong
Penn Run
John E. Galbreath
Calbreath
Mr. Calbreath
Court Hears License Applications Under Judge Telford
The court heard twelve license applications on a February day from 2 to 7 PM. No remonstrances were filed against Glen Campbell Cherry Tree and Wehrum. Three years ago Cherry Tree faced strong remonstrance, last year remonstrance weaker, but this year no charges were lodged and the judge had not disposed of any applications. Licenses expire Monday February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telford
Glen Campbell
Cherry Tree
Wehrum
Temperance Workers
Teran Miller Re-elected Director at Millers Mutual
Griffith Bills of David Fills & Son returned from Wilkes-Barre where he attended the Pennsylvania Millers Mutual Fire Insurance Co annual meeting. He was re-elected a director for the twenty sixth time and treasurer for the fourteenth time. The companys insurance has grown from 200000 to 12500000 with cash assets over half a million. Offices are in the Coal Exchange building at Wilkes-Barre with about two dozen employees. Elis handles the account at the First National Bank of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith Bills
David Fills & Son
Wilkes- Barre
Pennsylvania Millers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Coal Exchange
United States
Canada
Elis
First National Bank of Indiana
Wild Life League of
Pennsylvania
State Sportsmen's Aggodiition
United Sportsmen
Harrisburg
Iowa
William N. Liggett
Indiana Red & Gun Club
Woodstock
Indiana County
Allegheny County
Flat
Farors
Kalbfus
New Jersey
Blacklick Maintains Record With Monday Blaze
Fire swept three buildings in Blacklick on Monday night causing about 4000 dollars in damage. The blaze began in a flat above the Gorton grocery store occupied by Howard Palmer and spread to the Palmer residence adjoining the store and then to a room occupied by D F Porter damaging his sewing machine equipment with little insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacklick
Howard Palmer
Gorton
Thompson Palmer
D. F. Porter
Graff Interest Secure New Coal Plant
The Bradenville Coal and Coke Company controlled the Duquesne plant of the Bessemer Coke Company. New owners plan to operate with later upgrades including a tipple, electric haulage, and increased output when business conditions allow. The Duquesne property purchase follows Graff interests near Blairsville nearing exhaustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradenville Coal & Coke Company
Graff
Blairsville
Duquesne
Bessemer Coke Company
West Virginia towns face deficits amid Prohibition losses
Clarksburg WV becomes the latest municipality to report a budget deficit due to prohibition era revenue losses. Grafton Bank closes and is under state examination with a pledged reopening in sixty days. A Philadelphia hospital window fall results in the death of Mrs Anna Sharpe, wife of Rev Arthur B Sharpe. Ohio dancer couple Oatman accused of unpaid bills and likely blacklisting by musicians union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Grafton State Bank
Grafton
Anna Sharpe
Arthur B. Sharpe
Richmond
Philadelphia
Ohio
Fred Oatman
Cambridge
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Musicians’ Union
Sabbath School Workers Convene at Robinson District Meet
Sabbath school workers from the southern county gathered at Robinson for the mid winter district No.4 convention held in Garfield Evangelical Church. Highlights included talks on the Bible school’s relation to the church and the pastor as teacher, with notable addresses by Rev. J S Davis and Prof. J T Stewart. Officers include R G Cramer president and Thomas S Lynn secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Creckaile
Hast and Wast Wheatfield
Burlington
Brushvalley
Armagh
Garfield Evangelical
Sprinkle
W. R. Thompson
William Armour
Bolivar
Woith Duncan
John W. Huston
William Lear
Geo. T. Mack
Roxie Naugse
Cramer
P. J. Chilcote
New Florence
J. S. Davis
Blairsville
J. T. Stewart
Town
Nora Armour
R G .Cramer
H. W. Logan
Clyde
Thomas 8. Lynn
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
White
Washington
Rayne Townships
M. E
Creekside
Weddings of a Week in Putneyville and Nearby
Several marriages are noted including Gearhart and White in Putneyville, Harkleroad and Heckman in Vandergrift, Brett and Bryan in Robinson, and Painter and Pittman near Saltsburg. Also covered are Hon. Wilmer H. Wood’s committee appointments in the Indiana county legislature, and planned improvements to the Ling farmers telephone line between Wintondale and Artmagh. Railroad officials from the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway conduct an annual winter inspection tour visiting Indiana. Readers are reminded to renew subscriptions if the paper shows an expired date of Jan 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers
Ling Farmers Telephone
Patvons
Wintondale
Artmagh
Teailroad
Buffalo, Rochester ,and Pittsburg Railway Company
Indiana
Lucerne
Josephine
Personal Bucolics and visits across Indiana routes
Indiana callers and visitors thread through local society notes as residents from Parkwood Livermore Brushvalley and other nearby townships engage in commerce travel and social visits. Notables include Mr and Mrs G A Minser, G B Stutzman, Paul Smith, and J L Culp among many others sharing trips to Indiana Harrisburg Brookville and Pittsburgh happenings plus a fiftieth anniversary in Penn Run.
Fairs Dates Set for Coming Season Amid Rate Debate
Indiana and nearby counties fixed fair dates at a Pittsburg gathering held Thursday with Kittanning August 17 Butler August 24 Apollo August 28 Indiana September ADVANCED entries show the plan to raise admission rates was challenged by Indiana, and the rate hike was withdrawn. Other notes cover health views on heredity and a local court bail hearing for railroad workers plus Woodmen of the World officers installed for the year and an upcoming supper and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
D.C. Mack
Harry White
Indiana County
Pittsburg
Faii
Madlina
Kittanning
Butler
Brookville
Apollo—Argusk Ob
Indbina
Youngwood
Indiana Camp
No. 40
Woodmen of the World
Kt. Henderson
W. C. Bath
Bunker
J. i. Bath
HH. W. Feo
5. Levine
Wo. George
Elmer Smith
Wm. Lowla
Indie Won Exciting Game From Kishi
Indie won a close Monday night basketball game against Kishi with a score near 28 to 24 amid a tied first half. Both teams played clean, energetic ball to the delight of a sizable crowd despite a faulty wheel issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kishi
Juditha Y. M.C. A
Grim Reapers Harvest Game Preserves Planned for County
Grim Reapers Harvest Game Preserves planned for county. Dohn AL Jhisuolph, John A. Detrolph, qed 16 years, furniture dealer and undertaker, of Clymeer, died at home Saturday. Devt due to complication of illnesses, he ran Clymer undertaking business since town founding. Survived by widow, daughter Mildred, son Albert, aged parents, a brother and two sisters. Funeral at his little home. burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Next: James Robinson, 67, of Robinson, died January 19 from apoplexy. multiple survivors listed. Also notices of Mrs Francis Fierst, and Mrs Prandy Fierst, aged 60, and others, plus community events and a lecture by Dr John Merritt Driver in Shelocta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dohn AL Jhisuolph
John A. Detrolph
Qed
Clymeer
Damuiery
Uisonnes
Ile Hemo
Clymer
Orlandy
Te Inayes
Mildred
Albert
Monroe
Sinters
Trach Fares
Waa
Clarion County
Punxentawney
Ho Wagem
Anil
State Legislative
Ile
Presbyterian Church
Rights of
James A. Beaver
Gottysburg
Creekside
Isabel Wolfs
Rayne Township
J. A. McGurdy
Edward Yeager
Crackaide
Lutheran Church
Town
Lewin Hay
Greenwood Cemectery
Indiana Post
W. L. Buchanan
Sons of Veterans
Ames
Robinson
James
Hig County
Myrtle Cling
Whner
Charles Robinson
Lydia Harding
St. Louis
Besdle Vingelider
Mairmont
W. Vin
Harry Robinson
Seattle, Wash
Bulwird Robinson
Jatverne
Tos
Irwin and
Thomas
A. Home
Botivar
Wriday
Francis Pierst
Prandy Fierst
Joseph Wierst
Maple
St. Bernard's Roman Catholic Church
Very Hey
Pather N
George
Jeannette
Willam
Florida
Edward
Youngstown
Anderson George
This Place
Anna
Agnes Ilorst
Johnstown
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Teran Miller
Insurance CO
David Dilid
Sue Willard
Wilmer Stewart
Ita
Stewart
Arel H. Abel
Grant
Ada Bell Barr
Deckers Point
Samuel Pottinger
Latrobe
Lara Halmiston
H. B. McIntire
Teed
Jacksonville
Rautire Ee Rae
Welpeus
Chalmers Morrow
B. W. Hutchinson
J. Hitler Peeler
Ernest Work
J. F. Pounds
Walter Jackson
Alice Robinson
Chile
South America
Wm. N. Liggett
J.T. Davis
Harkleroad-Heckman
Arthur Huarkleroad
Grace M. Heckman
Vandergrift
Luthern Church
Lewinay
Brett Bryan
Albert C. Brett
Irene M. Bryan
Robinson By
Squire J. W. Huston
Wood
Wilmer H. Wood
Livermore
G. A. Minser
Morton Center
A. C. Hoover
Brushvalley Township
James Mock
Trashvalley
Paul Smith
South Eleventh Street
Raymoldsville
William G. Lowman
W. L. Johnston
H. L. Sutton
Vaininvilla
R. V. Kerr
Clymervenue
Nabb
Vandergrif
Ross Sutton
Senate
John W. Taylor
Reedsville
W. T. Wilson
West Church Street
J. Long
L. H. Moorhead
Daytonia Beach
C. George
West Lebanon
State Board of Agriculture
G. H. Shaffer
Plumville
Alex Wark
Marion Center
Myron Thompson
J. Wilse Thompson
Railroad Avenue
L. Ivock
Penn Run R. D. 1
Progress
4. P. Lowry
J. W. Cury
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
M. E. Church
D. Fr. Rinn
West Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Morida
Leilah May Beatty
Washington Township
Skettering
Har
Frank A. Wood
South Seventh Street
George W. McGowan
North Seventh Street
Moving Picture Men
Moving Picture Exhibitors
Henry Ramer
Gastown
Gettus Reefer
David Ober
Dixonville
Ober
William Kline
Chambersville
Lo Co Wyncoop
W. O. Buchanan
Vartimer
J. Clay Kimple
Beaver
Capt. Kimple
The
Ernest Livingston
Mr. Livingston
Siason
Punxsutawney
Dawson
Dayton
Moyersdale
Clarion
Little Talke On Health & Hygiene
Samuel G., Dison, M. D
Commivisioner of Health
Demosthenes
Harry M. Quiggle
H. G. Itnialine
New York Central
Clearfield
Hellwood
Squire J. A. Crossman
A. J. Boucher
Idamar
Harry Passalie
Hailwood
Quiggle
Linkaline
Dixonville Hospital
Marty
Cherryhill
J. I. Strong
Cherryhill Township
Lendadiana Hoya
Hilltop Society
F Hiiltop Jurnary Society
Pitcairn
R. Lumsden Company
Yor
Grim Reapers
Sara Lh. Cunningham
Sara Lucus Cunningham
Armitrong
Pika
Inn Weuk
John Cunningham
Thomas Laces
Armstrong Townslip
Two Pens
Wii Gunn
Mre
Dirklind
Tornace
Alvin Prick
Prick
Washington Street
Ehtle
Teipless
Mets
Ubtion
Sltar
Ving
Organizy Grange
Parkwood
Warkwood
W. As. Grabs
Butler County
Shelocta
John Merritt Driver
Chica
United Presbyterian Church
Driver
Oratera
Wolfire
Marshall
Lyric Minstrels
Company of Musicians and Fun Makers
Harry B. Marshall
Gee
Indiana Loy
Ross M. Sutton
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