Local residents host visitors during busy season
Bernard O’Hara of Indiana visited his uncle and aunt Ora Helman last week. Numerous locals and guests traveled between Indiana, Kittanning, Barnesboro, Mechanicsburg and other nearby towns. A Kent school election saw Prof. Little named teacher, Rose Huston principal at McIntyre, and Miss Bertha Bell Neal appointed principal at Goal Run. A festival occurred in Aultman while teachers were chosen for Young township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard O'Hara
Indiana
Ora Helman
Grace Wissell
Kittanning
Derog Groft
Indiane
Atonzo Groft
Garant Christy
Clymer
Luther Helman
Fdzra Helman
Memphis
Tenn
Jacob Myers
Miss Gray
Barnesboro
Oscar Anderson
Rey
Mra
C. W. Fawkes
Aon
Jacob
Mechanicsburg
Sara Wilson
Victor Bergaulst
George Harvey
New Kennington
Prof. Little
Plumville
Kent School
McIntyre
Rose Huston
Ruth Wiggin
Bertha Bell Neal
Wallace Cunningham
Lisle Rhead
Butler
Aultman
Lizabeth Rhea
Edythe Shields
Zoe
Florence
Paul Stewart
Elwin Irwin
Young
Clark Neal
Reese
Coal Run
West
Lebanon
Community Notes From McIntyre and Nearby Areas
Attendances at local events fill a weekend village diary. Names such as Mary Cunningham Edna Cunningham Ruby Neal Florence Neal and Henry Townsend from South Bend appear among festival and family visits in Austman Blairsville Heilwood Kenwood and McIntyre. Several residents stayed with relatives, others hosted guests, and a lumber crew returned to work after weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Edna Cunningham
Ruby
Florence Neal
McIntyre
Henry Townsend
South Bend
Austman
Ethel Lyons
Mblairsville
Wilse Howard
Blairsville
Disposition of Unclaimed Bodies for Interment
County Commissioners receive state guidance on handling unclaimed bodies for burial. If families cannot pay, the State Anatomical Board must be notified. public institutions have priority to take bodies for educational use, with county burial at a fixed limit when not fit for study. Legal opinion clarifies tramp status does not count as a traveler under the statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Anatomical Board
Philadelphia
Moonlight Picnic Guests in Brushvalley Evening
Homer City records note Beamer Ickes and sister Margaret attended a Moonlight Picnic at Brushvalley on Wednesday evening. Mrs Wagner and daughter Holyth of Brushvalley visited Mrs Mary L Ickes and family midweek. Mrs Alice Rowland of Brushvalley was a Sunday guest of Mrs Mary I Ickes and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonevale Grant Adams
Frank Coy
Mary Waltemire
Steele Carr
Kenwood
Clair Waltemire
W. H. Bostain
Heilwood
Marie Lyons
Gibson
Harry Wilson
Earl Kinter
Myrtle Clawson
Lottie
A. L. Shanice
John Henry
Homer City
Beamer Ickes
Margaret
Brushvalley
Wagner
Holyth
Mary L. Ickes
Alice Rowland
Brushwal Jley
Mary I, Ickles
Executor's Notice by Auditor in Indiana County
M Jack attorney executor notice stating auditor William Banks, appointed by the Orphans Court of Indiana County, will settle and report distribution of funds in the estate of Carrie C. Sickenberger at his office 680 Philadelphia Street Indiana PA on Saturday August 23 1913 at 1030 o clock am. All interested persons may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Jack
Orphans’ Court
Indiana County
Hilsworth Sickenberger
Carrie C. Sickenberger
Green Township
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
Illiam Banks
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Anatomical Society
Toittsburgh
Oxfords
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the New English
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Oxford
McKinstry
Loughby’s
Coats
W. R. Loughry & CO
New Jersey
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Spring Lake
Sea Girt
Point Pleasant
Seaside Park
Beach Haven
Broad Street
Market Street Wharf
Atlantic City
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Stone Harbor
Wildwood
Cape May
E. Yungman
Oliveg
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