Real estate transfers listed in Indiana County notices
Real estate deeds recorded since last report show William Walter to Lewis Harrold for 8.696 acres in Burrell and various transfers to East Mahoning, Center, Brushvalley, and Homer City areas. Amounts range from 10.04 to 12,000 with entries for coal and brick firms, refinements including power of attorney and lot transfers in Glen Campbell and Glenwood Coal Co listings.
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Indiana County
William Walter
Lewis Harrold
Burrell
M. Lowry
Sarah BE. Lydie
Indiana
Mirza J. Baird
W. M. Streams
East Mahoning
Halle A. Baird
Same
Barl Baird
Graceton Coke Co
P. R
Center
McMasters
M. E. Sutton
Bushvalley
E. M. Lorkard
Bolivar Fire Brick Co
West Wheatfield
Belle Fowler
M. A. Hazlett
Burrel
R. G
Homer City
Clark
Glenwood Coal Co
Glen Campbell
James Martin
James G. Martin
W. H. Robinson
J. J. Palmer
Savings
Rayne
Green
Cherryhill
P. R. BR
Kunkle
Isaac Steffy
Enter
Hendricks
Charles D. Fanairicks
Brushvalley
William Hendricks
C. D. Hendricks
Burtie D
Mack
Dizon Run Land Co
Max Brody
Clymer
H. H. Scott
Admi
J. M. Waddell
Obit notices for Watt Jamison family and local deaths
Widow Mrs. James M Watt and widow Mrs Jeannette E Watt die at State Hospital Warren July 3. Niece Mrs Joseph Clemente present at death. Other survivors include brothers M F Jamison and B H Jamison and sisters Mrs Heller Y Thompson and Mrs Eliza Pee. Interment Oakland Cemetery after services at Joseph W Clements. Also reported death of Durrell township native Samuel Earhart in Blairsville July 4, Civil War veteran and carpenter. Rev Margaret Beyer of Smicksburg dies age 87 after illness. survived by two children Stewart Beyer and Mrs John Barnard. Infant daughter of Magalan Schrum dies after birth at Carlisle. baptized later. mother Magalan Schrum. Hannah Jackson Kaney dies July 4 at home in Ballyburge. born in 19th century.
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James M. Watt
Jeannette E. Watt
State Hospital
Warren
Joseph Clemente
Watt
Jamison
Indiana
Samuel Earhart
Durrell Township
William Empfield
Blairsville
Burrell Township
Empfield
Margaret Beyer
John Barnard
Armatronghinority
Joseph Schram
E. Mya
May Schram
Joseph Rum
Blacklick
Conaiong
Carlisle
Presbyterian Church
Wklick
W. Hy Fatehuis
Magalan Schrum
Jason Carson
Charles Wells
Mary Tyger Wells
Kellysburg
Mary ‘Tyger
Avdjam ‘Tyger
Marion Center
Ite
Ler
Obituaries and notices from a 1817-1911 era Pennsylvanian page
Announcements of deaths include Mary Tyger Wells wife of Charles Wells near Kellysburg and William A. Erugh educator of western Pennsylvania. Also notices of deaths of Mary Kingsley and infant Hessie Mliasheth, plus arrests in Clymer for assault on a Rialto waiter. Community events list picnics and festivals at Ambrose Baptist Church and Penn Run Presbyterian lawn fete with invited attendees.
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William A. Erugh
Pennsylvania
Mra, Hunter
Vanderfrift
Atwood
Baptist Church of
C. E. Society
Weddings of a Week Feature Union in Marion Center
Rice and Miss Mary McFall of Marion Center wed at the Central Hotel in a Thursday afternoon ceremony led by Rev. J. W. Carey of the Methodist Episcopal church. Milton Lehman of Johnstown and Miss Mary A. Campbell of New Florence tied the knot in Pittsburg on Wednesday. A note announces printing poetry and cards of thanks at five cents per line, with cash payments required. Billy Sunday, former baseball player and evangelist, is touted as a high price attraction, and Sharpsburg townspeople say they could raise 17000 for a campaign.
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Lehman-Campbell
Milton Lehman
Johnstown
Mary A. Campbel
New Florence
Pittsburg
Billy
Sharon
The Spider Cure and Early Beliefs in Cures
A Somerset shopkeeper recalls old spider remedies used for fevers cuts warts and bruises. An ancient note recounts a parson advising catching a large spider and confining it to a box to cure ague. Similar Irish belief linked treacle to the remedy.
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Somerset
Eng
Ireland
Nearsighted man seeks help over lost spectacles tale
A nearsighted man explains his impulses to help only genuine cases after hearing a new story in the room. He notes he would be lost without his own spectacles and fears misjudging others while trying to collect funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowi
The Dreammaker Finishes a New Gown
A playful exchange reveals the dressmaker has just completed a gown last Saturday. The speaker, awaiting critique, notes that the fashion work remains unfinished in style and trend for final review.
St George and Daisy Save Mangoon's Easter Revival
In Mangoon the St George church faces a revival tested by a frost ruined Easter flowers. Daisy, supported by editor Tentén and miner Challoner, saves the service by sourcing three wagonloads of Master blooms from Denver after a train delay. The town gathers, the bishop arrives, and Daisy and Tentén hint at a future together.
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Augustus I
St. George’s
Tangoon
Catey
Twisted Dog
Mangoon
Daisy
John Homer
Ben Challoner
St. George
St. Daisy
Challoner
Fenwick Tentén
Aucceas
Bhg
Haster
Dalay
Denver
Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Hilles
Flemming
Mangoon Times
Pine Bluff
Central City
Mon
Gus Humbolt
Tenton
Daley
Oregins
Bittner
Humbolt
St. George's
Cow Creek
Lyr
Flemming Ag
Creerfaken
George
School board meetings seek teachers for term
Multiple school boards across Young township Smicksburg Armstrong Green Shelocta Banks and other districts announce meetings in July to hire teachers for the coming term. Bids for coal fuel and schoolhouse supplies are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Township
Court House
Harbison
Reider
Harry Carson
A. Simpson
Young Township
Iselin
W. McCombs
Elders Ridge
Smicksburg
Aida
Adme
A.C. Cassidy
Adam Black
Washington Township
Antenne
Armstrong Township
Anthony
M. W. Hilaman
Ww. A. Silvis
Green Township
Cookport
Coble
H. L. McCullough
Shelocta Borough
R . M. Lowman
Rink
Banks Township
Fiantona
G. J. Reesh
Fine Township
Sellwood
J. A. Whiband
I. McEkenry
The
West Lebanon
South Mahoning Township
Stachel
W. J. Wilson
A. Mabon
Canoe Townahip
South Rossiter
A.M. Stivhe
RT. Stewart
Bide
Neat
Agua
Kent
Cramner
Isulla
John Gemmell
Livermore
I. D
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Pindiawa Progress Largett
Ed —— Ebmoonmad, A. & Moorhead
Ralph Moorhean
Baltors and Proprietors
Ance
Pitonea
Bell
Hannah Jackson Haney
Hannah Jackson Kaney
Reraphin Kaney
Ballyburge
Gland
Seraphin Kaney
William and
Harry
Saltsburg
James
Toledo
Araula
W. B.serene
Margaret
Salisburg
W. M. Piper
This Place
Carel Kingsley
Garee Wingsley
Mary Kingsley
TM Sdate
Hessie Mliasheth
David Wyland
Clymbe
Tolls
Rialto
Clyde Jones
Charles Wels
Maryland Avenue
E .T. Brown
Christian Saam
Howard Wray
Federal
Isabella Streets
North Side
Wray
Allegheny General Hospital
St. George and ‘St. Daisy
By Epes W. Sargent
Dargeining & Aon
Tom Gemmell
Livermore, H. D. 1
Tom Gemmble
Livermore Kt. D. 1
Por HaArd
Penn Jtun
Citi
W. Green
Pann Tun
J. K. Carney
Philadelphia Street
Iretational Bank of Indiana
D. C. Brown
Ti Waashington Street
Batah Mos Gee
Isomer City
North Seventh Street
Milladelphia Street
M. My Thompson
Cherry Tree
1Oward
Eharriat McAntty
Deposit Bank
Indiitmt
Wincrestn Armatrong Township
Samuel Lucas
Seloal
Harry Lowry
N.d
G. W. Taens
Jack
Kilga Uelman
Washington
Mt. BB
Baea
Chambererilis
Chalmers
Higa ST
Allance
D.C. Mack & Son
Hart, Khaffner & Marx
B. Kirschbaum & Co
Moorhead Bros
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