In Court for Green Township Land Title and Damages
June term opens with judges and jurors named. Foreman John of Conemaugh leads grand jury as numerous indictments cover liquor sales liab ilities assault mayhem larceny and worse. Civil cases include land title dispute over 100 acres in Green township and damages from a railroad spur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
John Ft
Conemaugh Township
Joe de Laslo
George Ray
Dominick Mee
Harry Alteriug
Batiuel ‘Spencer
George Swelide
Lizzie Watral
Chidorilla
Harry Bairi
Dominick Ruto Et al
Milt’ Elwood
iGsorge
Komeranski
Jon Hespa
Clarence Luther
Lene
Nerd
Joe Gapella
Ohn McAllister
Sterrett Myers
Saltsbury
J. Leech
Matthew Gogan
J. M." Dixon
F. M
Iibur P. Graff
W. F. Neely
Clymer
Am Action
Trespana
H. Young
R. N. Ray
Plainiff
Provision Company
Clyilcourt
Jacob’ Stiffier
Philip Stiffer
Sunday School Workers Convene at Grace Church
District No 3 of the Indiana County Sabbath School Association met at Grace United Evangelical church. Officers are President Fred W. Henry secretary Mrs A J Stewart and treasurer Richard Williams. The program included devotions readings reports music temperance work and committee appointments with Forsythe and other speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Green, Pines
Cherryhill
Grace United Evangelical Church
Fred W. Henry
Lovejoy
A. J. Stewart
Penn Run
Richard Williams
Garmans Mills R
Fawkes
Mechanicsburg
Stedle P. Berkeypile
Grace Evangelical
Clyde A. Fowler
Presbyterian
Mary A. Paul
M. H
A. Krider
Brarford Union
Jerry Stake
Stake Evangelical
A. B. Donaldson
Heilwood Union
B. Senasure
Cockport
M. P
S. L Barr
Tayloreville Presbyterian
W. J. Sproill
John Waddell
Cornellat
Wim. ‘Osgood
Dixonville
Elizabeth Crawford
Indiana
C. A. Hines
C. 5
Sabbath School Convention at Creekside Indiana Co
The annual District No. 7 Indiana County Sabbath School Association meeting will be at the Creekside M E Church on Tuesday June 11 with afternoon and evening sessions featuring addresses, devotions, and departmental programs. Also notes on local events include a barn rebuild by Alex A. Wiggins, a wedding invitation, a horse accident, a normal school baseball game, a mule kick injury, the Robinson family reunion set for June 27, and an oil company charter filing in Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabbath School Workers
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
M. E
Creekside
Buell
John Pounds
Clair Getty
Belle O'Neal
B. C. Fleck
Mary H. Bruce
Frank Learn
W. M. Peffer
Robinsons. Roune
Fair Grounds
Personal Breevities from Somerset Area Visitors and Travel
Somerset area social notes list John W Sutton in town for business and many locals visiting friends and relatives in Latrobe Pittsburgh and nearby towns. Names include Clara Nibertt White Township Mrs James Mathers Pittaburs Dr W E Bowser Plumville E B McCormick Cherry Tree Dr B B Hileman Hillsdale Robert J Hood West Wheatfield and others. Visitors attend G A R convention Harrisburg and alumi events while residents travel to Philadelphia Camden and Cincinnati for medical and family reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Sutton
Somerset
Clara Nibertt
White Township
Latrobe
James Mathers
Pittaburs
W. EB. Bowser
Plumville
E. B. McCormick
Cherry Tree
B. B. Hileman
Blacklick R. D
H. B. Ruffner
Budd Lewis
Glen Campbell
EB. E. Dinger
West Mahoning Township
I. CG. Rink
Bushnell
Hannah Gessler
Sarah Nicholson
Harrisburg
C. W. Clelland
Grove City
Benj. McCreight
School Street
Margaret Minteer
Pittsburg
Margaret Kessler
Laura Hasinger
Apollo
Susannah Hasinger
Sixth Street
J. A. Longwill
Water Street
Homer Longwill
Johnstown
Alice Gailey
Hast
Oak Street
Clyde Timberlake
Vander Britt
Elder Peeler
Blairsville High School
Clair Stuchell
Las
Uniontown
BE. R. Stuchell
Wayne Avenue
Sarah Lytle
Bridgeport
Conn
Frank E. Lytle
Hugh M.moorhead
Erie
Mr. Moorhead
A. T. Moorhead
North Seventh Street
D. W. Hamilton
Anne Petty
Frank Daugherty
Church Street
E. B. Helman
Cherryhill Township
Law Department
Chattanooga University
Chattanooga
Robert D. Wilson
Princeton
N. J
D. C. Brown
Washington Street
Jen W. Johns
Indiana Normal School
Wilkinsburg
Johns
Blakeville
J.W. Richards
Marchand
Rosebud
Harry P. George
Vassar
Mich
Cato
Tuscola County
George
Blacklick
Weddings of a Whek and More Local Marriages
A string of society notices records numerous marriages in West Wheatfield and nearby towns. Thomas Mabon and Anna Wallace wed at the Wallace home near New Florence with Rev. Littell officiating, followed by a wedding dinner and a trip. Other couples include Nell Mabon and Thomas P. Nell, William E. Lightner and Alice Motter, Roger Lucas and Nellie Lowman, Bernon Wilson and Margaret Householder, Tyger Ober and Chloe Ober, William Trimble and Elizabeth Tyger, Rushell Timlin and Ollie Long, Ira Gearhart and Olive Steele, Mary Brant and Thomas Bost, with local weddings continuing through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Mabon
Thomas P. Nell
Leethe May Mabon
New Florence
T. J. Mabon
D. C. Littell
Walter Kissinger
Misa Bertha Campbell
Mr. Neil
Bride
Wenatchee
Wash
Lowman-Lucas
Roger Lucas
Nellie Lowman
Town
Wilson Householder
Bernon Wilson
Washington County
Misa Margaret Householder
Coral
D. E. Magill
Homer City
Wilson
Marion Ashbaugh
Clarksburg
Fleury
Wm. Trimble
Montgomery
Elizabeth
Tyger
Joseph H. Manning
Strangford
Beasie M
Silvis Strangford
la Gearhart
Ohn Wehrpin
Oliva
M. Steele
Conemaugh
Li Whitesell
Orange Maud & Couramn
Tanita Rowger
Lucus Nellie Lowman
Indiana
iIva Nicely Ee Utene
Pittsburg
Ragenna Bowser - Mverett Thomas
Alae Olepe
Blairayille
Mary Brant
Homer E Munafield
Saltaburg
Baltaburg
Maury M. Knepshield
John A. Gibson Winthor
Junella
Robert Cine
John
Joan Shaee
Ernest Catharine Brown Eee
Ernest
Death notices of James J Rogers and others in Seward area
Obituary notices report James J Rogers of Seward dying at home after a brief illness at age 70. Born July 30 1842 in Hast Wheat Tell township he worked in Sewards mercantile business 40 years and was a Civil War veteran. Also noted are deaths of Ella J Irwin 88, Frank D Kinter 44, T Stewart Pearce Tulsa banker, Joseph Ogden Latrobe, Milton Beringer Grant Twp, John McQuown Punxsutawney, and Harry McQuown of R W Wehrle Co. family survivors listed for each. Funeral and burial arrangements at local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Togo
James J. Rogers
Seward
Mr. Rogers
Wheat- Tell Township
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
21St Cavalry
Richard Ryckman
Anna Cook
Ligonier
Rogers
Armagh
Frank Dy
Kinter
Frank D. Kinter
Kintersburg
John Kinter
William
Rayne Township
Watt
Chamberaville
John
Andrew
Mabel
Elizabeth
Martha
Johnston
Washington Graveyard
Langham Named Conferee on Four Omnibus Pension Bills
Congressman J N Langham was appointed as a conferee of the House on four Omnibus Pension Bills marking a top federal role for him. He is among six conferees and his work on the Committee on Invalid Pensions is cited. Also named as conferees are Representative Sherwood of Ohio and Representative Russell of Missouri, and Senators McCumber of North Dakota Burnham of New Hampshire and Shively of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Langham
Langham
Committee On
Clark
House
Sherwood
Ohio
Russell
Missouri
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Burnham
New Hampshire
Shively
Indiana
Clubs to Hold Rally Prominent Women to Address Meeting
County women club members will gather Monday at the Presbyterian church for a joint session. Mrs. McCord of Pittsburg and Mrs. Huff of Homestead will address attendees. Miss Jane Leonard of the Normal School will give the welcome, with Mrs. Patterson of Salty burg replying. Mrs. Cary will preside and a musical program by Prof and Mrs. Wrigley is planned. Public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Town
Robert D. McCord
Pittsburg
State Federation of Pennsylvania
Charles Huff
Homestead
Clyde
State Federation
Jane BE. Leonard
Normal School
Patterson
Saltyburg
J. W. Cary
New Century Club
Favor ] Wrigley
the Normal
B. M. Lohr
Atwood
William Brinkman
Bouth Beventh
Jebnatowa
Thureday
Mira Taabsli Klog
Chestnut Reat
Frianda
Reynalds
Died of Hydrophobia After Mad Dog Bite at Shelocta
Emery Johns five year old of Shelocta died early Thursday from hydrophobia after completing Pasteur treatment in Johnstown. He was bitten on the face, but initial injuries had healed. The dog was killed and sent to Pittsburg for rabies testing. Mrs Rankin, bitten by the same dog, finished Pasteur treatment and is in good health. Funeral held in Shelocta. sister Loulie survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Johns
Shelocta
Pasteur
Johnstown
Guy Johns
Loulie
Mann
Offut
William Rankin
Pittsburg
Shetoca
Doxa
Real Estate Transcations Debts Recorded in Indiana County
Debts recorded for numerous real estate transfers in Indiana County show multiple buyers and sellers with sums ranging from 42 to 8000 dollars. Notable entries include A. Anderson 63 acres in Pine to hh for 5000, J. Frank Gibsons administrator lot in Creekside to Santi Serianni for 270, and Benjamin Cable 18 acres in Weal Wheatherd to Jacob J. Cable for 1300. Other transfers list lots and acres in Creekside, Conemaugh, Blairsville, Center, and Plainville with varied sums and buyers such as Lorenzo Sutton, Cornelius Rowley, Laura W. Marshall, and Mary T. Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
J.C. Stewart
Montgomery
Alden
Powell
Wr. Harbtson
Wallaville
HM. W. Verguaon
Wieming
Ureen
Leroy Nicholson
Austin McCall
Banka
Lorenzo Sutton
David Kane
Dawn
Ry White
A. CG. Speedy
Creekside
I. Serianni
J. Frank Gibsons
Santi Serianni
Iavhel A. Lydick
Cornelius Rowley
Surbher Graff
Laura Ww. Marshall
A. Gawmy
Dole
Coral
Mike Matthews
E. Moore
Clymer
OQ. M
W. Widdowson
A. Anderson
Pine
Hh. R. Williams
Alex Wwing
Center
V. Dellapa
Barbara Adams
Mumer City
A. M. Adamy
Livala J. Steele
Blairsville
W. G. Gilmore
St. Hogan
Fine
Christiin Brown
J. 1. Conner
J. L. Rumgay
Margaret Schrecengost
Conemaugh
John M. Hart
Joan St. Gur
Plainville
Mary T. Wells
Benjamin Cable
Weal Wheatherd
Jacob J. Cable
R. White
Juneau
George A. White
Logan
Benne
Dixonville
Charles L. Bence
Do, Kinsley
Joti Arcadin
Hl- Jen Kinsley
Thomas P. Clawson
ED. M. Clark
Timothy Regan
Nick Nastasl
State takes control 130 miles local road plan
State highway officials announced takeover of about 130 miles of county roads in Indiana County under Sproul plan. Prof A M Wonder named superintendent. crews to drain crown and drag roads, replace with crushed stone and asphalt, and patrol sections up to three miles long. Bonds of 50 million dollars may fund further improvements next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
A. M. Wonder Wit
Bigatow
Pennysylfania
Agate
Vetera
Pennsylvania
Indianan County
A. M. Wonder
Wooder
Indiana
Blairaville
Edgewood
Lebanon
Shelocta
Saltsburg
Punxsutawney
Corode
Trade City
Rosamoyne
Denton
Arm
State Highway Department
Bigelow
Samuel D. Foster
Wust
Pittsburg
Erie
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Jana
Gaughter 4
Mra
Juebeorty
D Ind
Isunday School Workers
Grace Church
Tau
Man
Lawson Campbell
Alex A. Wiggins
Mr. Wiggins
Alice Myrtle -Duncan
Floyd Montgomery
Memphis
Tenn
Ores
Jennie
Wheatfield
Normal
Duquesne
Tadiana Normal
Duquesne University
Brickley
Jesse Thomas
Near Thelocts
Tyger-Ober
M. Tyger
Chloe Ober
Gipsy
Clearfeld
H. R. Bender
Timlin-Long
Rushell
Timlin
Ollie A. Long
Rossiter
N. EB. Bratton
Rosalter
Squire J. CG. Vite
George Bach
South Sixth Street
J.M. Stewart & Co
Mr. Esch
Indiana Hospital
J. M. Stewart & Co
D. F. Riun
H. K. North
Getty
Hrnegt
Ella J. Irwin
Ela. B. Irwin
W. T. Richards
Salisbury
New Alexandria
Congruity
Leachburg
Richards
Canton
P. Stewart Pearce
T. Stewart Pearce
Tulsa
Okla
Livermore
Treaaury
James Parks
Viola Pearce
James §. Pearce
Joseph Ogden
James Ogden
Latrobe Hospital
Miller Drug Company
Slater
Milton P. Beringer
Milton B Beringer
Grant Township
Andrew McManis
Cherry Tree R. D. 2
Hoe
MecManis
J. H., Stephen and
Alexaer Beringer
John McQuown
Punxsutadney
Harry McQuown
R. W. Wehrle & Co
Honor Gomes
Lottie Moorhead
J. [Wood Clark
Mad Dog
Patal
Muarle Kneidler
Mt. Wash Ington
Martha Patterson
Thomas Patterson
Green Township
Clark Harman
Washington Township
Mise Adua Stephens
Mualo
Mick
Western City
Chas. G. Shields
Portland
Ore
Harry Shields
Buffalo
Big’ Brother
Burt
W.©. Shields
Rayne, Township
Dr. L. Long
Toulon
Orly
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