Indiana Teachers Elected Last Night
Indiana School Board elected several new instructors including Helen Daugherty Bess Keller and many others across wards. Re-elections included Tressa L. Lintz and Le Grande Chase with Knoontz moving to Yale. School tax and salary terms were set, and teachers from Indiana towns joined Flood City schools in Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana School Board
Helen Daugherty
West Church Street
Bess Keller
West Chestnut Street
Second Ward
Hona Sansom
Margaret Lowman
Sara Bruce
Edith Smith
Melinda Detwiler
Erma Cunningham
Stella Hasinger
Third Ward
Laura Bash
Phyllis Moorhead
Carrin Gessler
Minnie Russell
Arvilla Snyder
Paul’ Smith
Tressa L. Lintz
le Grande Chase
Norman C. Koontz
Wilgh
Indiana
Johnstown
M. Olive Buterbaugh
Somerset Street
Elizabeth M. Lowman
Horner Street
Laura Buterbaugh
Meadowvale
Hannah Williams
Jane Goodell
Osborn
Marguerite Woodburn
Twelfth Ward
Martha Williams
Iron Street
Minnie Jones
Ruth Adair
Rheam
Hilda Bruce
Garfield
Hazel Craig
Maude Wray
Homer City
Hudson Street
Mary Lockard
Villiage Street
Minuie Alter
Anna May Watson
Westmont
Conemaugh
Franklin
Cambria County
Heilwood
Pine Township
Katherine MaVoy
Irene Thompson
Janet Nesbit
Helen Sutton
Margaret Lockard
Sutton
Lockard
Many Weddings for the Latter Part of June
A column notes multiple June weddings across Indiana and surrounding areas. Miss Sarah M. Gibson and Frank L. Terry plan a quiet, late month nuptial in Indiana with a home ceremony following a recent death in the Gibson family. Other couples listed marry or plan to wed in June, with details on locations, attendants, and brief honeymoon plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah M. Gibson
Elizabeth Gibson
Marion Center Presbyterian 50th anniversary program announced
Rev A C Powell outlines next Wednesdays events at the Marion Center church with a morning basket meal, 1 30 services, music and a history review, and an 8 pm continuation featuring Rev A H Jolly and other former pastors. Also notes a separate incident of William Rogers jailed after a dispute with William Henningham, and upcoming Children’s Day at the Mission Sunday School. Clair & Rinn begin concrete and oak tipple at Eleventh and Water for siding to grease the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center Presbyterian Church
A. C. Powell
A. H. Jolly
D. D
Mission
Episcopal Church
At. Clair & Rinn
Eleventh
Water Streets
Official Election Returns Show Langham Leads White in June Primary
Tangham leads White by 1024 votes and Henry wins by 727 in the June Primary tallied by the election return board. Widespread tallies list Langham 2565, White 1541, Henry 2418 to 1686, with a Langham plurality of 1024 and Henry’s 727 over Watson. Delegates to state convention and county committee members announced. Prohibition and Socialist tallies noted. countywide counts by district and county listed amid a fragmented report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almont Ake
A. W. Campbel
M. Houston
Ake
McFarland
Canoe
John Nippa
Center
W. C. Neal
North Mahoning
John P. Kinnan
Green No
George A. Robinson
Amickeburg
Congress
Whouk
Langham
White
Assembly
McCreight
J. M. Pierce
Local Personalities Share Week of Travel and News
Silas Streama visits Jackson Michigan on business while H L McCullough travels to Indiana. Yale student James Jack returns for summer. other locals including Misses Deemer and Dunlap host, and editor Albert Moorhead recovers at home. Several residents attend reunions, visits, and commencements. many relatives and guests frequent town and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Streama
Town
Jackson
Mich
H. L. McCullough
Cockport
Indiana
Stephen Kissa
Cleveland
James Jack
Yale College
Robert B. Moorhead
York City
Charles Sides
Burrell Township
Kepple
Margaret
White Township
Pittsburg
Jay McCartney
Washington & Jefferson College
E. Roberts
Pine Flats
Westmoreland County
Deemer
Isabelle Dunlap
Hellwood
Marian Bush
Trade City
Purchase Line
Francis Glover
Cunningham
Hjta Watt
Archie Mabon
Church Street
Hannah Walker
West Church Street
Florinda L. Howard
Plumville
James Whitacre
Buffalo
N. Y
Harry Streams
Thomas Frantz
Leland
Rossmoyne
Carl Rudle
West Water Street
F. J. Shattuck
Blair Calhoun
James Smail
South Fifth Street
Vandergrift
Minnie Rinn
Philadelphia Street
Philadelphia
Coombs’ Conservatory of
Derry
Wilkinsburg
Rose Stonebraker
Roxy Burnheimer
Burnheimer
Dixonville
Lena Hitchcock
Washington, D. C
Harry White
Croylands
Walter
Stlver
Watson
Malden
North Seventh Street
Carlisle
Richard White
D. R. Donahue
East Tocust Street
Johnstown
Niel
Gienn R. Work
Tenth Street
Selin's Grove
Susquehanna University
Sarah M. Gallagher
Ebensburg
H.C. Christy
South Seventh Street
Mise Gallagher
Hallesen Place
Ebengsburg
Richard W. Watson
George Pro
Anna Mas Watson
Grace Cunningham
Alice Taylor
Margaret Wilson
Hdna Cogawell
Samuel 8. Taylor
Blairaville
Bkate College
Three Women Injured in Runaway Accidents
A trio of runaways left three women injured as horses panicked a buggy on a steep hill and near home. Mrs. J B Dick of Strongstown suffered a painful arm injury after being thrown and struck by a wheel. Mrs. J M Johnston of Washington Township and Mrs Annie Johnston were badly bruised when the harness failed and the buggy overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Dick
Strongstown
James Atimus
J. M. Johnston
Washington Township
Annie Johnston
Keeler
Elderton
Three Wills Filed Estates Divided and Probate Here
Wills filed from Washington Hast Mahoning Burrell townships name executors and specific bequests. W T Smith leave s notes and 1000 sums to Antha Dixon and Mrs Sutton plus 50 to each grandchild and 1000 to two daughters. Harry Law leaves entire estate to wife Mary M. Law. Nancy Sides directs equal shares to seven children with shares to grandchildren if needed. Executrixs named Myrtle B Smith Jennie Smith and Joseph N Huston as executor. Will dates range 1892 1906 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Smith
Washington Township
H. J. Smith
Foster
Antha M. Dixon
Alfboretta Sutton
Blair Sutton
Todd Dixon
Rugh
Mary
Guy Smith
Myrtle B. Smith
Jennie Smith
Harry Law
Hast Mahoning Township
Mary M. Law
Nancy Sides
Burrell Township
Sophia
Joseph
Ella John
Charles
Flora
Stewart
Joseph N. Huston
Center Township Couple Surprised On Anniversary
Saturday marked the 41st wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Stewart of near Homer City. Their children surprised them at home with a noon dinner and gifts including gold coins a gold watch a Bible and a mission rocker. Attending were Mrs. William Kunkle Mrs. Clark Marshall Mrs. R. F. St. Gilmore Mrs. William Jack Mrs. C. F. Pauch and Sara and Jean Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Frank W. Robertson
G. {. Robertson
Florence A. Getty
James A. Getty
T. W. Warnock
Crete
Jacksonville
United Presbyterian
Robertson
W. M Stewart
Homer City
William Kunkle
Kent
Clark Marshall
Livermore
RF. St. Gilmore
Blairaville
William Jack
New Alexandria
C. F. Pauch
Indiana
Sara
Jean Stewart
County Town News Highlights From Indiana to Greensburg
Mrs Mira White and many residents are visiting relatives in Indiana and Ohio. Visitors include John Sell Lewis Martz and John Gibson at Creekside and Hickaville. Civilian trips, hospital transfer for Miss Carrie Sharp, sidewalk upgrades by Edward Sharp, and numerous social calls mark weekly activity in Vandergrift Shelocta and nearby towns. A picnic at Idlewood Park and a court visit in Indiana punctuate community life. Extra notes mention Lily Adams, Chauncey McAdoo building a birch extract distillery, and local church society activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira White
Near Here
Indiana
John Sell
William Freace
Harry Colbitt
Lewis Martz
Near South Bend
Creekside
John Gibson
William Robinon
Hickaville
Ohio
Laura Stahl
S. M. Lowman
Moses Mitchell
Mast Palestine
Charles Kerr
Moses Miller
Mia
Robert Russell
Vanderegrift
John Russell
Carrie Sharp
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburg
Ross Peeler
Frank Foutz
Edward Sharp
Misa Ethel Rankin
Kiderton
W. W. Harbison
William Walker
Shelocta
Duff Edwards
Minnie Gibson
Viola Orr
William Rishell
George Fulmer
Harry Fisher
Edward Carnahan
Laughlin's
T. M. Carnahan
Gretta Warner
Lou Lowman
Margaret Dible
Leona Kline
Stella Steel
Shelocta Select School
Anna Kerr
Ira Wiggins
Vandergrift
Alexander Wiggins
Harry Kerr
Lydia Beer
Laura Raleigh
Dutch Run
Silvis
South Bend
Steele Kerr
Hugh McCullough
Mary Beer
James Rittenhouse
James Walker
Alexander Farren
Rev. Richards
Martha Weller
Martha Carson
Martha Mills
Florence Davis
Latrobe
Young People's Society of the
M. EL. Ehurch
Chas. J. Ehey
Greensburg
Vambreritt
Mra
Win
Philips
Blairsville
Idlewood Park
E. G. Weamer
Wm. Lockard
John Syvans
Pitcairn
Wim. Marsh
Anna Marie
Bolivar
Swift
Cokevitle
Sarah McGee
F.C. Lattey
Greenaburg
Laney
Clymer
Andy Cumming
Center Township
Deaths and notices from Georgeville and surrounding areas
Recent deaths include Mrs Sharretts Sprankle and Mrs Sara Sprankle of Georgeville aged 74 years. Funeral services were led by Rev J F Stabley at Trade City cemetery. Also listed: James Palmer 62, Valentine Hoffman 44, William Miller 24, James Corman 74, and Mrs Minerva Fyork 64 with TB. Various obituaries note survivors, marriages, and community ties from Grant township to Meadville and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharretts Sprankle
Sara Sprankle
Sharrett Sprankle
Georgeville
Sara Fetterhof
Huntingdon County
John Fetterhoff
Fetterhof
Sprankle
Emma Pikin
John Aikin
Loop
Alice Means
Albert Means
Walier
Nattie Frantz
James Frantz
Rossmayne
Maude Skinner
Harl Skinner
Smicksburg
Clark G
Wilson M. Sprankle
J. F. Stabley
Trade City Cemetery
James Palmer
Rochester Mills
David
Martha Palmer
Grant Township
Mary Lydick Palmer
Bert
Edward
Pearl Lambing
Creekside
Myrtle Wissinger
Deckers Point
Valentine Hoffman
The
Indian Brewing Co
West Water Street
Geralfern
Germany
Meadville
Martha
Robert
Hoffman
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elka
Griffith Ellis
D.C. Mack
J. 0. McGregor
T. B. Hildebrand
L. F. Sutter
James A. Crossman
William Miller
Stewart Miller
Canoe Township
Stultz
Cool Spring
Jefferson Coubly
Marehand Cemetery
James Gorman
James Corman
Montgomery Township
Wilgus
Ele
Hugh Smitten
Avalon
B. J. Corman
James J. Palmer
S. V. Ginter
Gipsy
C. W. Pyork
Minerva Fyork
C. W Fyock
Penn Run
Diane
Richard
Mary
Tame
Richard McGaughey
Maggie
James Householder
Plumville
Blacklick Arson Case Up In Court
Court opened Monday with a large docket for the week including murder cases from Lucerne. Commonwealth vs Charles Sackmar ended with a not guilty verdict after he was accused of stealing 89 pairs of shoes from a freight car. Other trials included James Colangelo for arson attempt, and civil disputes in Black, Brushvalley, Blairsville with verdicts ranging from damages to property to liability for construction. The grand jury returned true bills on multiple cases including larceny, assault, and liquor selling, with a long list of names and charges noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne
Commonwealth
Charles Sackmar
Blacklick
Josephine
Brown Shoe Co
St. Louis
Hegarty & Sons
Coalport
Chas. Sackman
Blairsville
Sackman
Westmoreland County
James Colangelo
Ature
John Nehrig
Talesmen
M. H. Risinger
Eliza Bennett
C. W. Clawson
Brushvalley Township
Blotraville
Campbell Street
Seesholtz
Healy
Camphall Street
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Mrs. Healy
Mike Neffyn
Mike Hamany
Jeraey Cream Co
Crown Betting Works
Town
Yellow Creek Coal Co
Thomas Clogan
FP. M
Edwards & Sons
Samuel Kerr
Antonio Cegaria
Joe Mazza
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liste Porter Marlin
Robert T. Marlin
South Eleventh Street
Alice Blanche Sachs
Willam Sacha
West Philadephia Street
Lewis Hay
Lutheran Church
Emma Sachs
Lloyd Marlin
Florence J. Ankeny
Huntingdon
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Ernest Pennington
Kittanning
Genevieve Kennerdell
Ida Katherine Kennerdell
A. Pennington
Kennerdell
Mr. Pennington
Fay
Hugh Moorhead
DuBois
Hugh M. Moorhead
Erie
Chestnut Street
Catherine Johnston
J. L. Johnston
Young Township
Anna Cunningham
John Cunningham
Mr. Shaffer
Punxentawney
Cumberland
Ira Blair Stewart
Plumoville
Jane Brown
Frank C. Lohr
Sunbury
Laura Trene James
Martha Spence
William Shaffer
Creekalde
de Washington
Spence
Fens
Albert
Wiliam Spence
Socom
Langham White Armetrong
Ation Ae
W. M. Stewart
Harold Zener
Jaco Zener
Coal Company
Tackawaunay Drial and Coke Company
Wehrum
Lackawanna County
John A. Scott
Don
Prave
George Neal
Bessie Lambing
Rayne Township
Squire Jas. Trogaman
Marl Stewart
Ile
George C. Stewart
Mifle Hange
Straet
M. C. Gordon
Normal School
Kurtstown
James
Amept
Shelcocta
Warren
Mies
Lily Adama
Amanda Adama
East Chestnut Street
Chauncey McAdoo
Hie
Yateshoro
Chas. Foca
Jack Forneselli
Foca
Forneselli
Wolf
R. G. Wolf
Gresoaburg
Marion Coutt
Mina
John Mozikar
Dan Dido
Josiah Neal
Charles Sackmian
G. DB. Clymer
John Willis
Myrile Pardes
Tony Cualer
Ernest Fletcher
Joe Kohner
W. J. Adams
Jay Stegolino
Louis Manifred
Joe Solaman
Ll. J. Cramer
John Uncapher
Alvin Wilson
W. E. Audetin
Selvey E. Stear
J. R. Maugherty
W. T. Hamilton
Clifford Larock
Alice Bice
John Cantillano
Renaldo Cgasani
Edwin F. Piper
Etta Larael
John Moore
Irene Huepp
Tony Cascariab
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