Weddings of a Week at Covode and Nearby Towns
WEDDINGS OF A WEEK lists multiple marriages in the Covode area and Armstrong County. Neff Warn ahuis and Lubie Warn ahuis of Covode wed at Mt. Pleasant church in front of about 400 guests with Rev. McIntire officiating and Bessie Work playing. Klingensmith Snyder unions at Leechburg and Olivet with reception at the groom’s home. Additional marriages include Duncan Lawson, Engle Stephens, Freed Clawson, Postlewait Gragsley, Longneckers Wilson, Cable Roithmiller, Deabendorfer Smith, Bee BelIa, and Bley Layton. Includes associated receptions and attending family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nefe-Warnselis
O. A. Neff
Lubie A. Warnahuis
Covode
Mt. Pleasant
Rev. McIntire
Dayton
Bessie Work
Rochester Mills
Jonnie Cartwright
Stoneboro
George Warnshuils
Mary McConnaughey
Emma Martin
Iva States
Iane Wyant
Marie
Pansy Sutter
J.H. Wachob
Roy Gourley
A. Kippert
I. Snyder
John T. Klingensmith
Rosie Snyder
Leechburg
Klingensmith
American Sheet Steel Company
Smith Reelection Nominated by Congressional Conference
W C Smite nominates Congressman W O Smith of Punxsutawney for reelection in the Twenty seventh district consisting of Indiana Jefferson Armstrong and Clarion counties. Nominations occurred on the fifth ballot with rival candidates James H Moffat Clarion Major Joseph Beal Leechburg and S MM Jack Punxsutawney. Conferees included H L McCullough Cockport John Fisher Tom Hildebrand from Indiana, D B Heiner Kittanning M Jackson Apollo and A J Elliott Leechburg representing Armstrong and Clarion counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Smith
Punxsutawney
Indiana
Jefferson
Armstrong
Clarion
Smith
James H. Moffat
Joseph , G. Beal
Leechburg
S, MM. Jack
Sad Death of Moore County Boy in Pasture Incident
William N year old son of Mr and Mrs Nevin G Rose of Moore North Dakota died last week after a rope around a horse’s neck ensnared his wrist and the horse dragged him. His father witnessed the tragedy but could not stop the frightened animal. The Roses were former county residents and Mrs Rose is William L Mahan’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Nevin G. Rose
Moore
Dak
Fire destroys Marion Center creamery building
Early Saturday at 2 am a fire gutted the creamery in Marion Center. Tenant Linton Park, 70, a painter, allegedly upset a lighted lamp while inside, starting the blaze. The creamery’s machinery had been removed a year earlier. the property was owned by Des W. He Dodson and A H Allison, all local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cremmery
Marion Center
Linton Park
Des, W. He, Dodson
A. H. Allison
Indiana Attorney Honored by Pennsylvania Association
Attorney J N Banks of Philadelphia istreal was elected a vice president of the Pennsylvania association at its annual convention held at Cape May New Jersey last week. Mr Banks and his daughter Annie attended the meeting, returning home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.N. Banks
Philadelphia
Istreal
Pennsylvania Association
Capa May
N. J
My. Banks
Annie
Youths Injured Firecracker Accident Reported
A boy named Patriotia Shawi't, son of William Sawyer of Jen at Water street, was seriously injured while firing a small cannon on Monday. He suffered severe facial burns from powder and eye injuries. Ralph Hasinger, son of Clement Hasinger of Philadelphia street, was slightly burned in the face by powder while shooting firecrackers on the Fourth before dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sawyer
Jen
Water Street
Jietaca
Ralph Hasinger
Clement Hasinger
Philadelphia
Cherry Picker Iturt Suffers After Tree Fall
Cherry Picker Iturt son of John McCardle of Third Ward fell from a tree Tuesday while picking fruit. He was badly bruised and suffered severe shock but no bones were broken. he was unconscious when a passerby found him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
John McCardle
Third Ward
Charles
Glorious Fourth Celebrations Draw Tens of Thousands
The Independence Day events in Shawneetown and Indiana County drew crowds exceeding 10,000 with parades concerts and fireworks. Rev George Holmes led the patriotic address as bands from Punxsutawney and Lindsey enlivened the day, amid fire department contests and mummers. Police reported six arrests. nearby Marion Center held its own lively Fourth with races parades and baseball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Kent
Panxautauwnoy
Lindsey
Buffalo, Rocdesteer
Punxsutawney
Firemen
Red Men
Fire Lads
Lindsey Fire Department
Marshall D. W. Simpson
Blairsville
Indiana Fire Department
Judge White
George 8. Holmes
Methodist Church
Normal Park
Fourth Ward Engine House
Marion Center
Four Mahonings
Park van Horn
Dayton
Kutibov
Lders Ridge
Marion Conter
Ly S Xeare F
Toe
Marion Cou't Ber
Seare
Death notices from Banky township and surrounding areas
Obituary notices detail the deaths of David Neil in Banky township near Hlars aged 79 years 5 months 8 days from heart trouble and dropsy with two marriages and four children named John K Neil T Neil Amma Dalla Long and Mrs Carrie Fuller. Aaron Wells of South Mahoning and Wayne township Armstrong county aged about 79 with three children John C Wells James Robert Wells and Hiner W Wells. David A Meekins former county resident died in Los Angeles aged 45 from Bright's disease. Lavina Long of Blacklick Township died aged 82 leaving children Wren Dunmire Jacob Laney Adam Dunmire Nancy Garris and others. Mrs Mary Ann Bone wife of George Bone died at Hortons brain fever aged 42 with three children. Mrs Harry Bowman of Hillsdale died aged 23 after childbirth. Miriam Hamilton died in Elkin aged 0 years with funeral led by Rev W K Ewing. William Sowers of Coral died of stomach trouble aged 17 leaving a wife and child. A local officer was sworn in, a plan for an extension to the fourth ward fire engine house was prepared, and a three legged chicken in Guilsemore drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davin Nubls
David Neil
Banky Township
Hlars
Jia
Susanna Keel
West
Blizwhodt
George Neil
Margaret Hager
Kora
206Th Regiment
Pennsylvania
Elmeh
Hle
John Frampton
Devers Eanctery
Aaron Wells
South Mahoning Township
Wayne Township
Armstrong County
Sarah Jane Rishel
John Rishal
Covode
John C Wells
Iown
James Robert Wells
Hiner W. Wells
Dubois
James Wells
Hiley Wells
Lida McKee
Jacob Wells
St. Louis
W. B. Borgen
Dayton
Presbyterian Church
David A. Michkins
David A. Meekins
This County
Los Angeles
Cal
Bright
Pine Flats
John
Jane Meetins
Wichita
Kane
Nelson Widdowson
Dixonville
Joseph Lovelace
Duke Center
IRS
Lavina Long
Blacklick Township
Wren Dunmire
Downeyville
Jacob Laney
Blacklick
Adam Dunmire
Charleroi
Nancy Garris
Salinburg
Foster Palmer
Robert Long
Latrobe
Mary St. Olsir
Higelsville
N. J
George Honk
Mary Ann Bone
George Bone
Hortons
Mary A
Dorothy
Georges
H. A. Lewis
Punxsutawney
Harry Lowman
Harry Bowman
Thillsdale
John Maunshower
Hilladale
Nade
Hillsdale
Sabefit
Mish Muriam Saminpon
Miriam Hamilton
Affan Hamilton
Elkin
Star
W. K. Ewing
Smyrna United Presbyterian Church
Mahoning Church
William Buweige
William Sowers
Coral
Mansfield
Logn County
Bell Will Bequeaths Estate to Husband Executor
The will of Lizzie Todd Bell of town was filed last week. She leaves her entire estate to her husband J Taylor Bell who is named executor. The will is dated February 16, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Todd Bell
J. Taylor Bell
Industrious Worker From Ireland Aids Indiana Parish History
A detailed obituary profile traces the life of Rev. M Nolis McNelis born in Ireland 1858. He immigrated to the United States, worked in iron and coal regions, studied at Loreto and St Vincent Colleges, and was ordained in 1903 serving at Verona New Kensington Mt Pleasant and Indiana. The piece recounts the early Catholic community in Indiana, church construction, parochial schooling, and long pastorates, noting the parish’s debt-free status and key congregants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madhur
Net
Huzorne County
St. Keuneis College
Loreto
St. Vincent College
Latrobe
McNelis
Pittaborg
Phelan
Verona
New Kensington
Mt. Pleasant
Pittsburg
Indiana
McNelin
St. Vincents
Blairsville
Frst
Silvers
Hines House
Wimmer
Ireland
Vogel Brothers
Henry Schnittberger
Kusterkamp
Kusterkamp House
Fourth
Waller Streets
Urst
Risinger
Wissollb
Vogal Brothers
Father Albion
Kathor Allman
Kathors Brown
Stenger
Tanner
Kirner, Houters
Erighor and
McNulis
West Lebanon Claims County Championship In Fast Victory
West Lebanon defeated Kellysburg in a high speed district final described as the fastest game seen on West Lebanon grounds. The local correspondent notes West Lebanon dominated the battery and earned the championship of Indiana County amid enthusiastic West Lebanon supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wert Lebanon
West Fhrebaupe
Indiana County
Kutter
Unns P
Hany
Nt Rued
Maorlfea hilHe
Contier
Laxai
Jtutler
MtuAroo
Fdlton
Millar
Fulton Fat Colter
I Mokthoes
Moora
CIA
Mokihowsy Steatle
MrAtloo
McElhoes
I Mulinose
Sudden Death of Blairsville Woman in Comox Visit
Mrs Elizabeth Ruffner Stubner of Blairsville died at her daughter Mrs J W Louther’s Grant Street home. Age 68, widow of James Ruffner, heart trouble caused death after a two week visit. Surviving children listed. Remains moved to Marsville for burial on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairasville
Elizabeth Stuilner
Blairsville
J. W. Louther
Grant Street
James Huifner
Albert Short
Grey Station
James Ta. Iunor
Charles Hf
Ehalt
Greensburg
Samuel Connor
Latrobe
John J. Ruffner
Derry Township
Westmoreland County
D. W. Louther
Town
Margaret
Marsville
Batueday
Mixed rail work and public sale reported in town
Engineer Jones turns over a section of track to the Ballito Rochester & Pittsburg Railway operating department while public sales occur in Fourth Ward. Purchases include L. Ore, J. A ldelweds, Murray Thompson and others. private sale to follow. New Barnesboro paper launched, manager J S Killen, editor Milton Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
A. Wydones
Ballito, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Company
Thoraday
Tala
Ponxautinney de Wiellel
le Road
Blicklick
Tio
Fourth Ward
Tod. L. Ore
J. Aldelweds
Qatex
A. He Ingle
Murray Thompson
de We Bimpson
Allan, Mack & Uo
Judge White
Ty J. A. Crossman
de Barnesboro Bray
Barnesboro
Cumbria County
Ia J. 8
Killen
Milton Spencer
Improvements at Postoffice Reach 8000 Cost Plan
Work begins on Indiana postoffice upgrades including private postmaster office in lobby area, rear money order window, moved lock boxes, and a new basement room for carriers. A 18x20 foot storage room, 12x20 foot supplies room, new stairway, and a rear toilet add convenience. New furniture includes a mailing case and lobby desks as the interior is kalsomined. Total cost estimated at 8000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Postoffice
Post Office
Notable Birthday for Captain William Kimple of Chambersville
Captain William Kimple of Chambersville turned 80 on Monday as 19 friends gathered at the Kimple homestead to celebrate. Guests included Petev and Jacob Kimple of Towa and Lora Kimple who had not been active in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kimple
Chambersville
Kimpie
Petev
Jacob Kimple
Towa
Mx. Kimple
Strike at Rosatter coal mines idle this week
The coal mines at Hossiter were idle for souietine this week due to a strike over drivers wages. Operations halted as a electric motor failed during the work stoppage amid road labor and wage disputes. An appointed Special Constable, Wroal Wracy of Roxsster, was named to provide police protection for Mossiter in Canoe township. Four land deals in South Mahoning township fetched $35 per acre, including properties bought by Albert Wells Mel Nancy Peters David Wells and John Brower at Rochester Mills. William Goimpers purchased a residence on North Sixth Street for $2,600. Genevieve Johnston of Armstrong township was elected teacher of the Bheloca school, returning after prior years of service. A lighted building incident caused minor damage Thursday but no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosatter
Hossiter
White
Wroal Wracy
Roxsster
Onion Township
Mossiter
Canoe Township
John &. Ross
Rochester Mills
South Mahoning Township
Albert Wells
Mel
Nancy Peters
David Wells
Dolin Brower
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. C. Smith
Engle-Stephens
Will A. Engle
Minerva C. Stephens
Kenwood
Cookport
W. G. Slonaker
D. PB
Crickenborger
Longneckms-Wilbon
Lewis Longnecker
Montgomery Township
Eliza Wilson
Clearfield County
Squire Dames A. Crossman
Indiana Hire Association
Indiana House
W. C. Smitie
Congress
Nevin G. Stone
Banks
State Due Association
Patriotia Youths
Bailoyetble
Gued
Mmert Marton
Shawnee
Shawne
Twolick Wreak
Mitehalls Milla
Glen Campbell
Order of Tied Man
Sherif Josiah Neal
Samuel Barrett
Philip Darquiris
Trallan
Ihe Mont Ingane
Pee Ee Gore Reigner
Nasty
Polos of
Own
Cornwall
Down
Joseph Vanbooy
Richard Williams
Guilsemore
Plymouth
Stebel
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittubueg
Ernest
Tian
William Shipley
McCance
Westmorchand
Robert Gallagher
Shipley
Gallagher
Bolivar
Ughtman
Iselin
Wol
Bidors Hidge
Claims County
Father N. P. McNelis
St. Bernard's Roman Catholic Church
Civuries
Omee
Hreezedale
John P. Hilkin
Mra. Milkin
Helen
Estelle Burk
Martha Gell
Catharine LeVan
Martha Setgerwalt
Mabel Coho
Elizabeth Frey
Lancaster
Beatrice Skillington
Mary Gibson
Laura Hall
Milford
Del
Jessia Cordon
Mercar
Grace Freeborn
Jersey Shore
Helen Downing
London
Will Arnold
Wayne Leinbach
Heading
Wolick
Tnlls
William Goimpers
William Shields
North Sixth Street
Genevieve Johnston
Armstrong Township
Bheloca
Miss Johnston
Wore
Atpud
Thursda
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