Prominent People Will Wed And Town Attracts New Skating Pavillion
A fragmentary report lists forthcoming marriages of Dr William Henry Nix of Homer City to Laura May Dickie and Miss Many Craig Cunningham to Charles Stanley Mitchell, with local societies noting the Indiana Amusement Palace skating event. It also mentions a school board election, a principal appointed, and local civic figures.
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Alarios
Obama le
Anchors Path Cunningham
McHenry
Stimson
Hollow
Dottte
Brech
Kellya
Houck
Rockbottom
Mildred
iWynkoop
Ray
Clarence Groft
Shields
Bertha Botsford
Crepe
Nellie Washington
Hawthorne
Walter B
Myrtle Crawford
Locust
Gaston
Crawford
R. LL
Orra Daugherty
Fair- Floyd
Braughler
Widdowson
de Braughler
M. Hiss
Henry
Annie Sutter
Tia
Atueday Carl
Ipwis
Virgie
L. Stiver
Rossiter
Ted
Peloalpal
Clarksburg
Ols
William Henry ‘Nix
Homer City
Misa
Laura
Dickie
George C. Dickie
Nix
Nancy
Ve Nix
Edwardsville
Ill
Dig
Indiana Normal
Indiana
Mra
Td,cuningham
Blairaville
Miss Many Craig
Indiana Amusement Company
Obituary notices from Indiana County scene
Mrs. Srafy' GIOSEMAN widow of Ady Oroesinah dies at home in Made City at 77 after illness. Survived by Robingon and many relatives. funeral in Mc H church cemetery Perrysville. David Johnston of town dies at home aged over 70 from paralysis. survivors listed. Lavina Black dies in Pitts township aged. services held, burial at Washington church graveyard. Mrs George R Lewis dies in Pasadena. family connections in Indiana. Mrs John Trusal dies near Plummville aged 79. burial in United Presbyterian cemetery. Mrs Martha Barhart of Blairsville dies aged 72. survived by husband and siblings.
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SrAfy' Gioseman
Oronsiniah
Oroesinah
West
Jaidseland
Gotiney
Thotids Ree
Baeile
Seiler
Sprahkles
Mills
Lizzie
Hateriine
Cool
Spuitgs
Carrie
Smith
Oberlin
Johnston City
Miai
Biié J J. Stevens
Grice
Crodatind
Town
Oleib
Orochatian
Mc. H. Church
Erect
Punzentawney
Grove
M. Hi
Perrysville
Davin Johnston
David Johnston
John R. Bracken
J. A. Lydick
Armstrong Township
James McGaughey
Fairview
Harry Wilhelm
Chambersville
M. BH
Ray
George 8. Holmes
Oakland
Lavina Black
Eavina Black
Pitas Township
James
Delilah Black
Washington’ Church
George R. Tatwis
M. Guthrie
George R. Lewis
Pasadena
Cal
Lewis
Indiana
Isd
St. Paul
Minn
John McLain
Mary McLain
John Rusal
John ‘Trusal
Plunnville
William
Amos
Pittsburg
Jacob Kimmel
Plamville
United Presbyterian Church
Wartha Barhart
Martha Barhart
Samuel Hlarhairt
Blairsville
Robert
Apollo
John
Salisbury
Brances
Grandview plot sold to trio as 95 lots aid auction set
Grandview real estate deal nets 43 acres including from Bath and Barnes tracts to Goce Leathers D A Irwin and Edward A Goodfellow of Oakland. 60 of 95 town lots to be offered Saturday July 20. Lightning strikes reported on Oakland avenue and Canog township homes causing minor damage and injuries. Nearby exchanges convert Water Street property to coal land in Armstrong township.
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Grandview Agenus
Grant Street
Sixth
Fourth Street
Indiana
Toay
A. Gilbert
Neat Water
H. B. Engle
J. B. Galbreath
Armstrong Township
D. R. Walker
Iowa
Milton di Beatty
White Gonrushie
Ert Aan
Annual pension event at John Breamery farm
A rural gathering is planned at the John Breamery farm with the Bartiehanah Roanton annual pension. The Gypsy Eiveryboay band will perform. Attendees are invited to bring a basket and join the meet with the ganestion.
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John Breamery
Broken Arm After Fall in Second Story Alter Incident
Ambiguous report describes an injury occurring while assisting with an alteration on a second story. An act of attack and a fall led to a fracture. No clear names, dates, or locations are provided. Further detail is unreadable in the fragment.
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Hastings
Wait Ie
Wallace Kahne
Northeast towns gain direct rail link to Indiana region
Plans by Conemaugh Division of Pennsylvania to extend the Twolick Branch up Twolick Creek to connect with Cherry Tree and Dixonville line will give Cherry Tree Dixonville Lovejoy and surrounding towns direct transport to Indiana and open coal fieldsadvancing regional development. The line will depart Indiana Branch at Wolf Station, run to Clymer, then connect with the Cherry Tree Dixonville line, linking key county towns with the county seat.
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Indiane
Cherry Tree
Dixonville
Lovejey
Hellywood
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Coneimmugh
Twolick
Twalick Creak
Cherrytree
Dixonville L
Clymer
New York Central System
Fenneys
Vania
Supt
Reiser
Conemaugh
Woltek Station
Twolick Creek
Chereytree
Cherry Trea
Cherry ‘Frae
Lovejoy
Real estate transfers in Indiana County reported
Deeds recorded since last report show transfers across Blairsville North Mahoning Conemaugh Grant and other townships. Names include Ollie Clawson J KE Lintner W Bartlebaugh Margaret Watson Porter McAdoo Diana Reidy Hart Wood Reed Maher and others with prices from 35 to 5028.15 dollars and parcels ranging from acres to lots and tracts.
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Indiana County
Ollie Clawson
Blairsville
J. Ke, Lintner
J. W. Fetterhoff
West
Mahoning
Isaac C. Doomir
J. C. Carnahan
White
Indiana
Clymer & Creekside Street Railway Co
W. . Bartlebaugh
Indlang
Margaret Watson
Ward N. Davis
Mary McCormick
J.d. Palmer
Burrell
Earl McAdoo
Jed. Palmer
Porter
McAdoo
Jacob Wettling
Shark
Green
Susan Elwood
Sarah Lynscher
Clymer
Sloan Miller
Dixon Row Land Co
Miller
Dixon Ron Land Co
B. H. Belzys
Canon
P. M. Reidy
Alex Zloty
Ounce
Paul M. Reidy
S.M. Palmer
William H. Robinson
Mary C. Marshall
South Mahoning
Margaret B. ‘Sink
Thomas J. Wood
Conemaugh
George Hart, Jr
Savings & Truat Co
T. &. Marshall
James R. McDowell
Banjamin McAfoos
Horace Spicher
Harry M. Kinnan
Dixonville
Edith $. Reed
W. H. Bternet
Edward Maher
Local Weddings Across Indiana and Nearby Towns
A string of marriages documented from Indiana and nearby areas includes WA Pydiekytlab to L T Stank in Green for 87.50, a couple from Kirkwood and Whealing to be wed in early July, and several other unions. Notable pairings involve the Pennsylvania Railroad area and connections to Williamstown, Reynoldsville, and Saltsburg, with ceremonies carried out by local officials and at private homes.
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Michael Bennett
Indiana
W. A. Craig
Pydiekytlab
Green
L. T Stank
Spyder
Joe
John Park
Marlon Or ' Center
J.D. Wilson
Washington
Hook
Meta Buffalo, Rochester & Plitaburg Railway
Steva Ris
John
Byers
B. Campbell
Rayno
Webster
William L. Craig
Sumner Graf
Dlota
Blacklick
Stephen Kanya
Joseph Rhea
Conemaugh
Pennsylvania
Railroad Co
Pegole Ponton
Mas Lan Mubleman
Kirkwood
Whealing
Williamstown
James Menton
Own
Woman burns to death in Bolivar accident
Mrs. Joseph A. Baird of Bolivar, born Rebecca Henderson, native to the county, died after a July 2 cellar stairs lamp explosion. Tripping on descent she dropped the lamp. most clothing burned. She suffered three hours of agony before death. Survived by husband, two sons Henderson and Ansara, and an adopted daughter Mrs. Williany Garland.
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Bolivar
Joseph A. Baird
Weat
Tebecca Henderson
Henderson
Ansara
Williany Garland
Unclear OCR Notice From Local Center
Fragmentary text notes a person named Mary Work and a family tied to an aviation center. The readable portions indicate a reunion or homecoming after years, but essential details and full names are garbled. The item resembles a personal announcement with missing context and dates.
Young Man Injured in Snapgun Accident
A 20 year old man and Garfield Chambers of Trade City are linked to a snapgun discharge incident last week. Chambers tore part of his right foot, possibly needing amputation. The light report notes blurred details and mentions gravely injured bystanders during the event.
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Garfield Chambers
Chamberg
Pear Trade City
Veterans pensions increased in Indiana county list
A published notice lists pensions issued or reissued for Indiana County veterans. Amounts range from 12 to 20 dollars monthly with start dates in February 1907. Names include John He Garman, Charles A Logan, Benjamin Cable, Robert Mack, Samuel B Couch, William Palmer, David Good, Benjamin Henderson, Theodora Marshall, Alexander Glenn, Michael Blose, Leonard Batea, W S Work, John R Stewart, Henry Coy, John A Macon, John Dorn, William Maxwell, Samuel McCoy, William W Colbitt, Weston Haskell, John Palmer, James Blopson, George A Wood and others.
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Indiana ‘County
John He Garman
Rural Valley
Charles A. Logan
Dayton
Benjamin Cable
Robinson
Robert Mack
New Lorena
Samuel B. Couch
Blairsville
Williaw M. Palmer
Blacklick
David Good
Sinicksberg
Benjamin Henderson
Shelocta
Theodora
Marshall
Saltsburg
Mabonaey
Alexander Glenn
Michael Blose
Wilgus
Leonard Batea
Rochester
Mills
Wil S. Work
Marion Center
John R. Stewart
Pinmville
William W. Colbitt
Home
Weston C. Haskell
Smickaburg
John Palmer
Rochester Mills
James Blopson
Penn Raw
George A. Wood
Sheloca
John TJ
Fry
Sinksville
Fourth of July Celebrations Across Indiana County
Read about Homer City and nearby towns hosting Fourth of July events with parades, ball games, track and field contests, picnics, and reunions. Homer City drew thousands for a doubleheader 8 7 and 7 10 wins, while Shalocta, Lovejoy, and nearby homes held picnics, foot races, roller skating, and social gatherings. Reunions and dinners marked Independence Day for local families, with officers elected for future gatherings.
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Iodiana Raaldanta
Inghatto
America
Shevet
Chastnut Grove
Olyver
Eroest
Byhost
Hotte
Doukey
Homer City
Hour City
Livermore
Homer
Brosth
WH. Taylor
McClain
William Pierce
Long
H. Taylor
John Pierce
FB. Wiggina
Ma. Long
G. Taylor
Shalocta
Old Town
William H. Paul
Plumyuite
Martha Luakehart
Sara Dakehart
J. M. Hukehart
Wells
Mryant
Crooka
Minda
Elsie
Amos Crooks
Mra
W. C. Gukehart
Walker
Juneah
Martin ©. Wineberg
George W. Wineberg
FF. Wineberg
Hell
Henry Parl
Locust
Mullan
Baltevue
Apollo
Armour Mullan
Local Notes on Visitors and Festival at Mochaulesburg
Local correspondence lists visitors from Swallow Walls Penn Run Clearfield Indiana and Punxsutawney. A festival at the evangelical church of Mochaulesburg is planned for tomorrow and Friday evenings with several residents hosting and visiting relatives and friends in the area.
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Biluanvalery
Nettie Fetterman
Swallow Walls
Mra
James Kelly
Edward Paasiore
Clearfald
Hilen Wil- Name
Evangelical Church of
Dixon
Ada
William Widdowson
Penn | Run
Zoe Kinter Jett
Blalravilla
Harry Benools
D, N. Barber
Unclear fragmentary note on members attending encampment events
Fragmentary text mentions a group attending a national encampment, with references to a meeting and a Pittsburgh event. Details are garbled, but imply preparation and attendance by members of a group labeled Gi Ay fy. No clear date or location beyond Pittsburgh and September.
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Barataga
Faratogs
Farehall
Pittsburg
Runaway horse causes fatal buggy crash near Hilltop
John W. Henderson, 66, of Armstrong township, died after a buggy was frightened on a hill near Parkwood while returning from a family picnic. His wife Mrs Henderson was thrown but uninjured. Witnesses, including Joseph McGaughey, moved Henderson to the roadside. Dr J T Cass pronounced death from a base of brain injury. Survived by wife and children in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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John W. Henderson
Armstrong Township
Parkwood
Henderson
Zenus Walker
Pittsburg
Walter
McKeesport
Himer
Cleveland
Will papers reveal two estates divided and executors named
The will of Barah Bowers of town names executor John Pierce and divides assets among daughters Margaret Hamilton Nancy J Lewis Maria Wallace Marinda Boreland Laura Meatty and Lizal Pooler with small bequest to Hamilton. The will dated January 20 1905. A separate Summons will of David Summons of town assigns entire estate to widow Phebe Summons with her as executrix dated July 15 1986.
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Barah Bowers
John
LE. Pierce
Margaret Hamilton
Nancy J. Lewis
Maria Wallace
Marinda Boreland
Laura Meatty
Lirzal Pooler
Lightning destroys Henry Mank barn in Brushvalley township
Lightning struck the large barn of Henry Mank in Brushvalley township on Saturday evening, causing complete destruction. Two cows, two calves, grain, and farming implements were burned. Mr Mark reportedly held insurance, which will not cover the full loss. Reed of Armstrong township hunted a red fox for a two dollar bounty. other hounties were issued last week for minks and a wounded animal under the new law.
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Henry Mank
Brushvalley Township
Mark
Alesse Johnston
Norris
Armatrong
Squire
Tumea Crossman
Joseph Shank
White
Theae Minka
P. de. Steelemith
North Mahoning
EB. le McHenry
J. A. Kephaert
Green Township
Paving Plans Considered For Philadelphia Street Area
At a Monday meeting of local officials ordinances were passed authorizing paving on Philadelphia Street between Sixth and Fifth streets. A petition to operate the street speaker was discussed but no action taken. Residents questioned paving on Seventh Street and the elevation named Vinegar Hill, renamed Cl mer Heights in honor of George Cl mer founder of Indlang, as part of an effort to improve the area.
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Towa Connell
Philadelphi Street
Sixth
Fifth
Sovantt Street
Vinegar Hill
Clmer Heights
George
Climer
Indlang
Ballaveting
Grooms Attendant Samuel Williams in Hearne Event
Samuel A Williams of town served as attendant to Hon William Hearne of Wheeling at Hearnes ranpoas 8 in Ginotngatt last Monday. Williams, Hearnes jaw partner, and Gus Yuckenbarg of town reported injuries from a wagon incident near Fourth. Hammond Brick Company announced planned operations in near future.
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Samuel A. Williams
Town
William Henry
Hearne
Wheeling
Gus Yuckenbarg
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