Pittsburg Worker Dies After Elevator Shaft Fall
A Pittsburg bakery bookkeeper Earl Condron, about 18, fell down an elevator shaft in Pittsburg on Monday and died the same day at West Penn Hospital. His family hails from Smicksburg and interment is planned there. The list of Fourth of July accident injuries includes several local residents: a boy struck by lightning limb, a powder explosion burn, and minor injuries from firecrackers and falls. Other incidents include a brake man killed at Blairsville crossing and multiple encounters with falls and fractures among townsfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Condron
Jacob Condron
Verona
Pittabarg
Weat Penn Hospital
Pittsburg
Smicksburg
L. M. Birch
White Township
Cummins’ Bridge
McAsidle
John Sexton
Walter Wray
John W. Wray
Central Hotel
Harry Wilson
Harry W. Wilson
Church Street
C. L Brinker
Frank Baylor
Leander Baylor
Post Office and Pensions Reported for Indiana County
Congressman Jack notes original pensions for T. St. Clair Thompson and Olive Woodward and Archibald Lowther to begin in 1899 1900 and 1901. A new post office is urged at Vinton Lumber Co mills Buffington with George W Campbell as postmaster. Hess Brushvalley Myers Tanoma Ewing Elders Ridge Hammond Bolivar Mack resigns Armagh Falcon to succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
T. St. Clair Thompson
Indiana County
Olive Woodward
Indiana
Archibald Lowther
Tunnelton
Game County
Vinton Lumber Company
Buffington Township
George W. Campbell
W. Hess
New road completed in East Wheatfield township
The Conemaugh river road in East Wheatfield township will open this week with contractor Robert Reighart of Johnstown. The project winds around a steep hill and will extend along the Conemaugh river to improve access to Johnstown markets. Hardware store planned in Wissel store room by H G Weaver and J B McFadden around August 1. Services next Saturday evening at Cumberland Presbyterian church in Tanoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conemaugh River
East Wheatfield
Robert Reighart
Johnstown
Nineveh
West Wheatfield
Messrs
H. G. Weaver
Town
J. B. McFadden
Bchoffaera Corners
Jefferson County
Wissel
Philadelphia Street
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
St Tanoma
Personal Briefs Cast Wide Social Footprint Across Indiana
A roundup of local visits and travels notes residents and guests. J. T. Bell, Saltsburg. W. J. O'Hara, Johnstown. Mabel Johnston, Pittsburgh. Besa Lovelace, Vandergrift. families from South Fork to Latrobe, Jeannette, Swissvale, and White Township. Attaches visits to Pittsburg, Buffalo, Pikepan American Exposition, and Pan-American events. names, towns, and movements dense.
Misses Thompson Host Social Gathering and Picnic Plans
Misses Mabel and Mildred Thompson of Church street hosted friends at their Oakland avenue home. Attorneys and friends plan a courthouse picnic tomorrow with many townspeople expected to attend. The Patton residence south of town hosted a lavish Wednesday reception honoring Dr. and Mrs. William A. Simpson on their recent marriage with about 200 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Mildred Thompson
Church Street
Oakland Avenue
Rugh Station
Court House
John ©. Patton
William A. Simpson
Will of Jane Freed Bequeaths Estate to Three Children
The will of Jane Freed of Armagh filed in the register's office dated November 26, 1898 leaves her estate to her three children George Williams Freed Mrs Jacob Lowry and Mrs James Prescott in equal shares. George Williams Freed named executor. The Cherrytree school board failed to elect teachers due to few applications and will meet on Saturday July 20 to choose instructors after advertising in the Progress. Constable W S Hadden of East Mahoning township arrested Chester Fry in Gran ton on Tuesday charged with larceny of a gold watch with Leshie Ruffner of Oaberg as prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Freed
Armagh
Register
George Williams Freed
Jacob Lowry
James Prescott
Cherrytree
W. 8. Hadden
East Mahoning Township
Chester Fry
Graceton
Leshie Ruffner
Oaberg
Campbell and McGregor wed in Cumberland on July fourth
Frank Campbell son of William Campbell of South Sixth street Cumberland and Misa Amy McGregor of North Ninth street Cumberland were married in Cumberland Maryland on July 4. Indiana A A baseball team traveled to Blairsville Saturday and defeated the local nine 6 to 4 in an interesting game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Campbell
William Campbell
South Sixth Street
Misa Amy McGregor
North Ninth Street
Cumberland, Md
Indiana A. A
Blairsville
Plans Not Adopted For New Church Edifice
The governing body rejected the proposals for a larger stone church seating 800 with a 9370,370 cost. Plans by Architect Boyd were approved by the building committee but failed by four votes in the congregation. Subscriptions fell apart as resignations and withdrawals followed, and the project was dropped for the present. The Presbyterian congregation, largest in the county, may worship in the present church for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Pittsburg
5. M. Lockard
Four Family Reunions In County Last Week
Relatives and friends held four gatherings in the county in the past week. Mrs Elizabeth Smyers of Deckers Point celebrated her 78th birthday with about 100 guests. the day included a surprise visit, dinner, addresses, gifts, and hymns. Other reunions followed at Webster Muman home Green township and Fulbert Alabran West Mahoning township with dinners, addresses, and keepsakes. Additional Houk family gathering near Dixonville drew 54 attendees with a noon meal and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Smyers
Deckers Point
Tully
J. M. Thompson
4. A. Mountain
Wm. Davidson
King
Shankle
Caldwell
Frank Black
John C. Smyers
Smyers
Samuel Lowry
Muman
Webster Muman
Green Township
Maamaa
Fulbert Alabran
West Mahoning Township
Frampton
Panxsutawney
T. H. Alabran
DuBois
J. M. Alabran
Ridgway
J. G. Heitzanrater
Peter
Teachers Move Beyond Town in Indiana County Schools
Several Indiana County instructors will teach away from home in coming term. Miss Bell Watson is elected teacher in Dale borough near Johnstown. New Florence board lists C A Campbell principal, George Fleming assistant, Helen Fallon primary, Vernie Clair, Mary Caldwell, Ida Johnston, Maud Wray in various schools. Margaret Campbell will teach in South Fork, while Hugh S Thompson, a local insurance agent, remains seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Bell Watson
Town
Daleborough
Johnstown
New Florence
C. A. Campbell
Armagh
George Fleming
Huff
Helen Falfon
Vernie
Johnston
Maud Wray
Margaret Campbell
Third Ward
South Fork
Deaths and notices of Craighead and others in Indiana county
Samuel Judson Craighead dies at 1 15 pm after a stroke and heat illness at his home on West Church Street. Born December 5, 1834 in Cannonsburg, he was an educator, county superintendent, and state legislator. Surviving children include Rev David Elder, George V, Julia, Rev James R E, Sarah Marie, Mary Emeline, and Mary Bell. Funeral at his home followed by interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Also listed are the deaths of Mrs Rebecca Johnston, David H Lucas, John Ray, Simon Thompson, and infant William Louis Hammond. Additional notes cover sheep damage awards, a stolen horse, a visit by Miss Carrie Alston, and a pension for James M Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Bell
Salteburg
W. J. O'Hara
Johnstown
Misa Mabel Johnston
Pitteburg
Besa Lovelace
West Oak Street
Vandergrift
John Dalton
South Fork
Indiana
Milton Duncan
Latrobe
Mary Hoffman
Jeannette
White Township
J. A. Johnston
S. E. Baterhaugh
Swissvale
John T. Stuchell
Town
Pittsburg
Verde
Nora Lytle
North Ninth Street
H. H. Steving
Waterstreet
Grand Rapids
Mich
Grant Shank
Ella Howesth
East Oak Street
William Banks
Markieton
Lena Port
Cornellaville
Aletha Moore
Bishop Whitehead
Fannie Nixon
Samuel Culp
Epworth League
San Francisco
Lloyd G. Wells
T. J. Balentine
East End
A. A. Sloan
Kellysburg
Matthew Ray
East Oak Streat
Nona Crepa
New Florence
Mary McHenry
Oak Street
Homer City
Jack Hogan
William O'Hara
North Fifth Street
Nona Napp
Purchase Line
Swisevale
Murray Moore
Fulton County
Richard Clements
Westinghouse Works
John Mitchell
Philadelphia Street
Elwood City
Harry Stewart
State of California
Oakland Avenue
Buffalo
Peter Frech
Annie
M. C. Wortman
Ponxsatawney
Frank Munshower
Leechburg
William Munshower
South Eleventh Street
Barbara Seubert
John A. Ortmer
Rayne Township
D. J. Pringle and Son
Conemaugh
Ada Rowe
Blairs Ville
J. McCormick
Virginia Stewart
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lon Brallier
Cora Kroesen
Etna
Linda Detwiler
East Church Street
Mia
J. M. Cunningham
Leroy
Erma Cunningham
Emma
Agnes Stadtmiller
Jane E. Myera
Alonday
Bellevennon
H. C. Sanum
Tom E. Hildebrand
John §. Taylor
Harry Brilhart
William Keepers
Carl Brilhart
Charles Brownlee
J. Day Brownlee
Church Street
Butte
Mont
Anna G. MecLaughlin
Philadelphia
J. M. Welch
North Seventh Street
D. BR
Ottumwa
Omaha
Fairfield
Neb
Misa Bertha Brownlee
May
Wellaville
Mary J. Wilson
Elizabeth Walker
A. M. Hammers
Safe Deposit and Trust Company
G. W. Graff
Tueaday
New York
Atlantica
James M. Fetterman
Willliam Fetterman
Cockport
Philippines
Fetterman
Islands
Harry Earhart
Horace McGinnty
Cincinnati
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Thurch
Adam P. Lowry
Wilkinsburg
David E. Lucas
Lowry
Amelia Laurent
McKees Rocks
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Father Toner
W. I. Harrison
W. I. Harrison & Co
Sisteraville
Congressman &. M. Jack
New York City
United States
McClelland
Philippine Islands
Atlantic
Suez Canal
Mediterranean Sea
Mieess
Ollie Mack
Amanda Anderson
Mabel Wachob
Mary
Martha McCreight
Elderton
Altoona
Young People’s Christian Union
Conemaugh Presbytery
United Presbyterian Church
J. Craighead
Samuel Judson Craighead
West Church Street
Cannonsburg
George
Elizabeth Neil Craighead
Washington, Jefferson College
Dunlap’s Creek Academy
Elders Ridge
Sarah Elder
David Elder
Eldera Ridge
Emlerton
George V
Julia E
James R. E
Blackwell, Ok.t
Sarah Marie
Mary Emeline
Mary Bell
Women's Medical College
James
Washington
Donaldson
Donaldsow
Craighead
Presbyterian Church
Swarte Crawford
D. J. Waller
Greenwood Cemetery
Rebecca Johnston
Andrew Johnston
Atwood
A. A. Johnston
Unity
Allegheny County
Ireland
J. E. Lytle
Belle McLaughlin
A. A. Fabnaton
Patterson
Atwood Cemetery
David H. Lucas
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lucas
Lutheran Church
Nettie
William
Arthur
C. McLain
A. P. Lowry
Lewis Hay
Oakland Cemetery
John Ray
Washington Township
Railroad Avenue
Ezra Pierce
Gambleton
Harry Mitchell
Samuel Lingenfelter
Creekside
Bert Steffey
Brushvalley
Rankin and
Dudley
Wilson
Simon Thompson
Sicron’Thompson
Bolivar
Germany Cemetery
West Wheatfield Township
Many picnics mark county Fourth of July
The county observed the national holiday with Picnics and social gatherings rather than large demonstrations. Fireworks cost over $100 at the New American House roof, with veterans and old soldiers bidding farewell to Congressman Jack. Various towns hosted two and three day picnics, including Glen Campbell and Cherrytree, featuring balls, dances, shooting matches, and church union picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picuica
Indiana Athletic Association
Pittsburg
M. Jack
John P. Elkin
Jack
Breezedale
Mra Elkin
Elkin
Glen Campbell
Jedge White
Willett
Mardis’ Prove
Strongatown
W. L. Neal
Jacksonville
Young Township
Elders Ridge
West Lebanon
Brashvalley Township
Warfield Stineman
Cherrytree
White’s Woods
Jesse McKean
George Edmiston
Peter Claweon
D. A Hetrick
J. C. Smith
Gaibleton
Rayne Township
John H. Pierce
Elder Peeler
Securing Options Now in Dixonville Coal Fields
Great activity prevails in the Dixonville coal fields with men securing options on all available tracts for 30 days to six months. Stadden McHugh & C. control the field and expect a full closure if coal tests prove favorable. J H Weaver & Co. supply an expert geologist to inspect the coal. John W Clark of Glen Campbell purchased 154 acres from Levi Shank in Cherryhill township along Twolick Creek for 2200 dollars. Representatives of an eastern syndicate viewed the Oklahoma Coal and Coke plant near Graceton aiming to buy more adjoining tracts. Trains of horses trained at Tuunville race this week before entering Detroit’s grand circuit. The string includes horses tied to Landlord O H Moore and others from Glen Campbell, with A J Hawes of Johnstown owning four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixonville
Stadden McHugh & C
J. H. Weaver & Co
John W. Clark
Glen Campbell
Levi Shank
Cherryhill
Twolick Creek
Oklahoma Coal & Coke Plant
Graceton
Fred Jamison
Tuunville
Detroit
0. H. Moore
Afrv
Ican Honge
All. Vlaence Smith
A. J. Hawes
Johnstown
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Steffy
Elder
Horace Kinter
Todd Kinter
Rey
Alexander Douglass
Beringer
Burbridge B. Cribbs
Blaiaville
Blairaville
Milton Carney
Silas Brown
George Beil
W. E. Dodson
Post Office and Pensions
Congressman Jack
Cumberland
Hugh
Thompson
Mes, Resecca Johnston
John Bay
William Louis
W. B. Hammond
Lowry Cameron
W. H. Lowry
G. E. Simpson
White
Liggett
Hoff
Carrie Alston
Pittaburg
Indiana Friends
James M. Wiley
Blacklick
Prod Batt
Horna Weing
Amily
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