Insurance Fraud Exposed in Reading Life Schemes
Pennsylvania Insurance Department exposes a triune scheme tied to Reading Life and related firms. Investigations reveal a Delaware based bandit organization active since 1908, with offices in Reading. About fifteen thousand dollars were taken from fifty eastern Indiana County residents through promised high dividends. A receiver has been appointed by the United States Court, with suits and prosecutions to follow. twenty five prominent Pennsylvanians and several banks are implicated, most business conducted in the hard coal region.
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Reading Life Insurance Company
Reading Mutual Life Insurance Company
Insurance Department of Pennsylvania
Delaware
Reading
Indiana County
United States Court
Beware of dreaded lockjaw warns prompt treatment
Commissioner of Health Dr. Dix urges immediate action for minor wounds to prevent lockjaw. Do not delay. seek a physician at once. If unavailable, wash wounds with hot boiled water, remove foreign matter, and apply a wet salt solution dressing until help arrives.
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Dixon
Head Severed as Chain Snaps at Lucerne Tipple
Paul Peters of Homer City died instantly at a Lucerne coal tipple on Friday morning when a pulling chain slipped and formed a loop around his neck, the impact severing his head from his body.
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Homer City
Lucerne
Paul Peters
Aeroplane Flights Feature County Fair
Daily aeroplane flights will be made during the county exposition. Indiana county residents will see an aircraft at the fair. The fair managers contracted with Thomas Bros., of Bath, for daily flights during the exposition the first week in September.
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Indiana County
Thomas Bros
Bath
Autoists Drive to Punxy. Large Local Party Visits Punxsutawney
Twenty or more Indiana County Automobile Club members and friends drove to Punxsutawney yesterday. They secured dinner and returned in the evening. A child died from effects of eating poisonous berries. Margaret Cameron Anderson aged eight, daughter of missionaries in India, died after eating berries. Her sisters Helen and Aurel Anderson attend the Normal school here. Boys Mason and Wilbur Graham ages 7 and 9 killed three black snakes on a Graham farm find. Realty sale in White Township: Alex Bennett bought 30 acres east of town for stock purposes. Beaver Major of Tenth Regiment elected on the 19th ballot. Maj Harry W. Fee prominent candidate. Nell Margaret Campbell elected instructor in English and history at Indiana High School. Attempt to rob company store at Brneat failed. thief frightened away. Captival will be held at Willeto?oy.
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Indiana County Automoble Club
Punxsutawney
Margaret Cameron Anderson
W. T. Anderson
India
Anderson
Helen
Aurel Anderson
Democrats Nominate Wilson on 46th Ballot at Baltimore
After a tense primary, Gov. Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey secured the Democratic presidential nomination on the 46th ballot at the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore. A roll call, not acclamation, was demanded by a Missouri delegate, with Wilson at 999 votes, Clark 845, Harmon 12, absent 2. Final result showed Wilson winning majority with a pivotal shift from Illinois and West Virginia, while Clark shed votes.
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Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Wilson
Illinois
Clark
West Virginia
Michigan
Pennsylvania
New Enterprise Near Town Punxsutawney Greenhouses Farm
S Taylor Shaffer and Earl H Snyder of Punxsutawney have bought the T P Stephens land at Reed Station south of town to build commercial greenhouses and engage in truck farming. John McConnell handled the sale last week. They plan two 30 by 160 foot greenhouses this fall and two more next spring with additional houses as the business grows, plus a summer bungalow to house Mr Snyder as superintendent.
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Punxsutawney
Indiana
S. Taylor Shaffer
Earl H. Snyder
T. P. Stephens
Reed Station
Town
John McConnell
Snyder
Elderton Academy Commencement Address and Diploma Privileges
Attorney Earl Miller of Indiana spoke to Elderton Academy graduates at the Commencement in Academy Hall on Thursday evening. L H Miller presented diplomas and welcomed the class, with Rev Replogle delivering the invocation and a program including vocal duets and orations by Reuben Heilman Ruth B George Harry L Ankeny Clair McMillen and Miss A Grace Kimmel.
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Earl Miller
Indiana
Academy
L. H. Miller
Town
Elderton Academy
Academy Hall
Replogle
Schumaker
Rankin
Reuben M. Heilman
Ruth B. George
A. Grace Kimmel
Harry L Ankeny
Clair McMillen
Weddings of a Whek Shaffer Kiebler and Others
A string of weddings detailed from Vandergrift Turtle Creek and nearby towns. Shaffer Kiebler and D Alyce Kiebler wed at Turtle Creek. Smith Shaw tale of romance and marriage in Pittsburgh. Prothero Watt wed in Greensburg. Leifer Moore join in Rochester Mills. King Smith wed in Grant Township. Conway Halrich wed in Glen Campbell. Richards Michaels double wedding at Heigh. Hopkins Hannah wed in Hanks Township. Robbery at Marchand reported with a separate line.
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Smith-Shaw
Chester T. Smith
Town
Laura Shaw
Pittsburg
Smith
Monongahela
Miss Shaw
Mr. Smith
Prothero-Watt
Winburne
Clearfield County
Misa Doble Halrigh
Glen Campbell
Lawre H. B. Ruffner
Richards Michaels
Benjamin Richards
Bertha Michaels
Heigh
J. W. Shaeffer
John A . Hopkins
Mise
Blanche Hannah
Hanks Township
Squire J. G. Fleming
Personal Brevities Show City Visitors Across County
A long list of residents and guests extends across Johnstown Greensburg DuBois and nearby towns. Notables include Phil Apple of Johnstown visiting Indiana and Miss Sarah Caldwell of Philadelphia returning to Marion Center for a family reunion.
Where to Spend the Fourth in Indiana County
Indiana County towns plan July Fourth celebrations with picnics, baseball games, and speeches. Main event is the Indiana Rod and Gun Club shoot on their grounds south of town, with out of town sportsmen attending. Places include Weh rum Hellwood West Lebanon and Chambersville with special trains from Clymer to Hellwood and return.
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Indiana
Indiana Rod and Gun Club
Wehrum
Hellwood
West Lebanon
Chambersville
Clymer
Heilwood
Real estate transfers in Indiana County reported
Deeds recorded show Charles Groft transferring 72 percent of acres in Cherryhill to Jennie M. Clemente for 900 dollars. George H. Warr conveys 88 acres in Conemaugh to James G. Hudson for 2060 dollars. Numerous other parcel transfers, values listed, include Isaac Howard 60 acres to Elmer A. Shields for 1350 dollars and Emily C. Stumpf lot in Indiana to Citizens National Bank for 500 dollars. Sabbath School Convention attendees noted. upcoming midwinter and Nebo church meetings scheduled. Also announced are a July fourth all day shoot by Indiana Red and Gun Club, and new garage for C M Wortman by Fred Herlinger. Company F, Tenth Regiment National Guard, to Mt Gretna for encampment. Mrs. H Craig to St. Hanic City for several weeks.
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Indiana County
Charles Groft
Cherryhill
Jennie M. Clemente
George H. Warr
Conemaugh
James GC
Hudson
Richetta Riggio
Mahoning
R. Riggio
Frank Sheesley
Grant
Martin W. Best
J. B. Lydick
Green
Ward Lydick
J. H. Engle
Indiana
P. J. McGovern
Samuel la Valla
Canoe
Admi
F. M. Morrow
Harry A. Sweeney
Guardian
Martha J. Devitney
J. Harry Sweeney
H. C. Wallace
White
Zetta Lewis
Ella M. Beatty
Saltsburg
Alexander McBride
Lawrence H. George
Blairsville
Kate M. Long
Emily C. Stumpf
Citizen's National Bank
Harry White
C. V. Walla
Mary EB. Craig
Brush Valley
Wm. J. Getty
Died Here While on Visit to His Brother in Indiana
Long list of obituaries notes John Dickey Pattison of Topeka Kansas died of pneumonia in Indiana Hospital while visiting his brother on Pittsburg route east. Also cited are Mrs. Mary Ann Bodenhammer, age 81, Indiana County resident, who died in New York City. Sarah George Lydie of town who died at home of her daughter in Washington Street. Jol R. Craig, 66, Armstrong Township, and James H. Wachob, 84, Mt. Pleasant area, among others. Interments in Oakland Cemetery and local church services described.
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Phil T. Apple
Johnstown
Indiana
Misa Hilgabeth Weir
Pittsburg
A. K. Devinney
Blacklick R. v. 1
Mias Ruth Watt
Oak Street
DuBois
N. L
Anthony Stuchell
Creel- Bide
Sarah Caldwell
Philadelphia
Marion Center
R. W. Fair
Salisbury
I. B. Morrow
Jacksonville
Wilkes Bates
South Seventh Street
Greensburg
Homer Bartlebaugh
Grant Street
Steubenville
O. Burrell Simpson
Chestnut Street
Vandergrift
Ivan Park
Rey
J. N. C. Park
Locust Street
Irene Landis
Eighth Street
Mator
Josephine Lowman
South Eleventh Street
Walter Williams
Wilmerding
D.C. Mack
Mra. C. R. Stewart
Millvate
J. M. Stewart
Fifth Street
Paul Lewis
Molnta
Ohio
Mack Daugherty
Tenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
R. Davison
William 8. Davison
Taylorsville
W. A. Wiggins
David Harbison
White Township
J. J. Williams
Harry Williams
Town
J. C. McDermott
J. Richard Clements
North Sixth Street
John McLain
Wilkinsburg
G. A. McLain
East Philadelphia
J. C. Bair
Trafford City
Bair
Eva G. Thompson
North Ninth Street
Edmund Kuhns
J. M. Cunningham
Church Street
Marion K. Schmercher
Washington
A. W. Marion
D. J. Bee
Zoe Flack
Chas. Bee
Columbus
F. B. Longwill
Clinton
Lawrence
Conneaut Lake
Cambridge Springs
James Kilns
Manor
Emma Kline
A. §. Landis
J. M. Laughlin
Mackinac Islands
William B. Pattison
John Dickey Pattison
Topeka
Kans
Indiana Hospital
Pattison
Select Council
Co. D
206Th Regiment
William Gordon
Salinburg
Mattie Sharp
Parkwood
William A
T. L. Pattison
Ethel Payson
Ernest Blaisdell
Sylvia, Kana
Wiliam
Mary A. T. Bodenhammer
Mary Ann Thompson Bodenhammer
Indiana County
New York City
James Thompson
Indiana Lutheran Church
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
New York
Bodenhammer
Lutheran Church
Oakland Cemetery
Sarah George Lydie
Odie Atchison
Washington Street
Warren Lydie
J. W. Cary
Jol R. Craig
Frank Craig
Armastrong
Craig
Mr. Craig
Leunvon
Nancy Puttivan Craig
Frank
Armstrong Township
Mott
Piccairm
Sarah Crate
Geo. K
Jaithersburg
Russell
John A. Shaffer
William Shaffer
Mt. Union
Margaret §. Long
Margaret Smeck Long
William B. Long
New Kensington
Christy
Dome Thine
Allen Smeck
Howard
Smeck
Charles Warnick
Joseph Higgins
Hela
James
Jeannette
Michael Mock
Brushvalley Township
Harry
Nora
Lottie Mock
Brushvalley
Mildred
John Denning
St. Wernard Catholic Church
Adam HK. McHlray
Adam RK. McElroy
Urey
Dixonville
Mel Couch
Samus Couch
Blaireslie
Blaireville
Bnush Valley
John Altemus
Indiana Normal Om
Finlsey Overdorff
Homer City
Bruce George
William Herlinger
Homer’City
Robert Hutchison
Armagh
B. G. Blackstone
Elva
Braddock
Mra
J. P. Altemus
Ifigh Robertson
Taylor Altemus
Clark Gardner
Jersey Shore
Ira Gardner
Harvey Stiles
Tiltown
Hie
Taylor Dearmin
Duuitt Bayis
Ren
Alfoonit
William Davis
John
Evans
Albert
Qlair
Livvie Mock
George
Stella Ly
B. George
Cele
Misa Hope Sickenberger
Clara Weaver
P. M. Sickenberg
W. Bickenberger
Arthur Lewis Familly
Reynoldeville
O. W. Leara
Oldest Woman in State Dies at 106 in Saliburg
Mrs. Rachel Wiley aged about 106 died at her daughter Mrs. W J Fennell’s home in Saliburg on June 26. Born 1806 in Juniata county she recalled the Black House and the Indiana threat in youth. She married Hugh Wiley who died in 1866 and four sons and four daughters were born. only Mrs. Fennell survives. Funeral held at the Fennell home with interment at Baltsburg Baltsburg cemetery.
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Rachel Wiley
W. J. Fennell
Salisburg
Latrobe
Indiana
William Jorshua
Blairaville
Hugh Wiley
Salinburg
Fennell
Baltsburg
Live News Notes of Kellysburg and Surrounding Towns
County town notes record visitors and guests across Kellysburg Marion Center and surrounding areas. Names include Katheryn Brown Genev a Galbraith Effie Shields Hazel Condron Mary Kinter Ida Shields Ira Brandon and many locals visiting relatives at Apollo Smicksburg Zelienople and Indiana Normal. Community events include Indiana Normal commencement attendance preaching at Kellysburg hall and local reunions with a broad roster of residents visiting kin.
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Marion Ccenter
Foster Lishteap
Ida Shields
Friends
Marion Center
John Streams
Indiana
Annie M. Brown
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Victor Graham
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Turtle Creek
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Hthel
Martha
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Ore
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Neb
Wells
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
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Fred W. Weary
W. N. Templeton
W. W. Liouston
Indiana Red and Gun Club
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Krew
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C. M. Wortman
Clawson House
Water Street
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John D. Paptison
Topher
M. A. Bodenhammer
Leander Baylor
Charles Ressler
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Windher
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Ida
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Jesustown
Samuel St. Clair Munshower
Lewis Hay
Ouisland
Erness Lockard
Ernest Lockard
W. G Lockard
Denver
Cola
MBS
Rachel & Wiley
Tohnatown Democrat
Kellysburg
Tan
Grove Chapel
Lawrence Shields
Scott Chambers
Lynn Prothero
Lmtiluna
S. C. Prothero
Mies Ira Brandon
Ambrose
Kathryn Brown
Wm. Kintor
Georgeville
Rossmoyne
Charles Moorhead
Thomas Moorhead
Apollo
Edgar Lockard
Nebraska
George McMillen
Jackson McMillen
Aaron Neff
Clair
Neff
Lizzie White
Willis
Bellevue
Charlotte Weir
Lottie Stiteler
Smicksburg
Jesse Beck
F.C. Laney
Laura Laney
J. Q Graham
Martin Ritterbaugh
Harvey Orner
Youngewood
William Bennett
Vintondale
W. G. Bracken
Petar Shilling
Leharga
T Wagner Bros. Lave
Shultz
Laura Dick
Sally Frasier
New Wethlshem
Frazier
Geo. Kerr
Milton Hoffman
Park Artemus
Bexlay
H. W. Hennett