Work House Sentences Hit Local Criminals in Court
Judge Telford sentenced multiple offenders after a recent criminal court session. Those convicted received time in the work house or reformatories plus fines, including Joseph Keck three months and $500, William Miller six months and $100, and Tony Vorres three months. Several cases involved theft, assault, and liquor violations with varied penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Tangemaert
Criminal Court
Telford
Oseph* Keck
Vto
Lok
Keer
William Miller
Aterry Tree
Huntingdon ‘Réformatory
Tony
Vorres
Jaelth
Dent
Yseph Callachi
Ernest
Conad
Gelling Hquor
Paul
Costa
Albert’ Almo
Comalch
Edward Gaston
Casey En
Tnan Company
Ase
Commonwealth Francis
Mecach
Mike
Wiliam Leah
Howard ‘Jones Ailty
John Haand
C.o.uray
Coral
Joseph
George
Commonwealth
Fred —Lorenzy
Alpért
Almo
Vanic
Howard Verge
Joseph Naugle
Tragedy at Lockport as Two Women Are Run Down
Two Lockport women, Mrs George Gauders and Mrs William Robertson, were killed when struck by a Pennsylvania railroad engine while crossing tracks near their homes Thursday evening. Mrs Sauv erg, 10, and Mrs Robertson, 25, died from injuries sustained near the station after stopping to avoid an approaching engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Oauers
William Robertson
Lockport
Annsylvania
Sauverg
Robeermaan
Petter Elected President at Cumberland Conference
Elected president Reve We Motter of town Ala vended the convention of the Mins Aaterial and Youngs Peoplera. Allignee attended the Pittsburg conference of the Evangelical Association held at Cumberland, Md on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Mr Petter made an address Friday afternoon on social feature vot XP and was honored as a presiding figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petter
Ala
Pittsburg
iEvangelical
Cumberlane
Briday
Normal School Closing Days Examinations Next Week
The Normal School at West Chester plans final examinations next week under the State Board. Principal C M Phillips will host Wednesday morning exams with a list of examiners including John C Wagner and J W Sweeting. Commencement starts Sunday June 28 with a baccalaureate by Dr R D Wilson, Princeton, in the Presbyterian church. The county hosts a comedy in the grove June 30 directed by Miss Harrist Peale. Commencement exercises occur July 1 in the gym, followed by a midsummer dance that evening in Library Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
Superar Endeenta
John C. Wagner
Carlisle
J W. Sweeting
Bik County
N. P. Kingley
Franklin
William Kirchbaum
Washington
C. F. Hoban
Dunmore
George Ade
The
Grove
Harrist Peale
Gast
Laura McNamara
Gladys “Hesh
Ethel Seavey
Hilda Bruce
Rhea “ Kinneman
Winifred Owens
Plorence Laugh
Library Hall
Guardsmen Lead Fifth Regiment in Efficiency Ratings
The National Guard of Pennsylvania report shows Cos D Blairsville and F Indiana atop the Fifth Regiment in efficiency. Capt McCune’s Blairsville company earned 97.45 while Capt Caldwell’s Indiana unit scored 96.85. other company ratings ranged from 85.27 to 93.16 with minor omissions in the transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Sylvania
Stewart
Blairsville
Indiana
McCune
Caldwell
Reunions Planned for D. R. Pringie and Kin This Summer
Dates fixed for several family reunions this summer. D. R. Pringie descendants will meet at the Wells homestead near Rossmoyne on Friday August 21. Plemings hold their first reunion at the old Fleming homestead near Shelocta on Thursday August 27. Siverd connection to meet at Joan Siverd Leard residence on Saturday July 4. Henrys reunion set for Blair and York counties at the fair grounds on Saturday August 15. relatives from nearby counties expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Pringie
Rossmoyne
Plemings
Fleming
Shelocta
Frank Fleming
Siverd
Joan Siverd
Leard
Henrys
Blair
York
Down
Edge
His Own Architect Builds East Oak Street Residence
Andrew Buterbaugh, assisted by his son, designed and erected a red brick residence on east Oak Street with a concrete foundation and plate roof. The first level includes a reception hall parlor sitting room and kitchen while the second floor holds five bedrooms and a bath. Planned porches on the front and rear will enhance the home’s appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Buterbaugh
East Oak Street
Buterbaugh
Lightning Kills Mule in West Mahoning Barn Strike
During an electrical storm last week the barn of John Gearhart in West Mahoning township was struck by lightning. The building sustained minor damage but a mule was killed. Two men in the barn were severely shocked and briefly unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gearhart
West Mahoning Township
Margaret Campbell Makes First Train Ride at 76
Mrs Margaret Campbell aged 76 and her daughter May visited Indiana on Saturday. It was an eventful day for Mrs Campbell as she enjoyed her first train ride the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Campbell
May
Indiana
Mra
Campbell
Strawberry Crop Harvest Reaches Record 190 Bushels
G. T. Eyaton proprietor of the Wing Creat Fruit farm and A. Rosenoyne report an eight harvest season yielding over 190 bushels of strawberries from three pickings. The pair celebrate a bountiful strawberry crop across the early season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Eyaton
A’. Rosenoyne
Fragmentary notice from a local organization meeting
Incomplete OCR text shows a reference to a meeting or event involving a Mrs W9 man Bs Ha Baa and a person steering at a Mokingue Forespantiog agerotary. The readable fragments are insufficient to identify names, dates, or location. The piece appears to be garbled and cannot yield a clear news item.
Birth Report at Blakeville Station
A birth is reported at Blakeville Station involving Misa Anna Reed, a young woman from Cokeville. The circumstances reference a toilet room at the Pennsylvania line station in Blakaville Tee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakeville
Misa Anna Reed
Cokevile
Blakaville Tee
Re-elected teachers lead Blattaville and Lakebig schools
The article lists re-elected principals and a large corps of teachers across Blattaville Lakebig and connected districts. Notable mentions include Principal Ht D. Condo, Principal A. J. Shields with staff Lee Irvin Hobaugh Ewing Mercer, and Prof Shields salary rise to 100 dollars monthly. Several teachers shift to new posts in Johnstown Indiana Turtle Creek Charleroi Conemaugh and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cofidron
Chiarmeat
Blattaville
D. Condo
Mary Iolo ‘Miller
Mary Moorthick
Banntie Travis
Sallie Curts
Bram J. Dodds
Mary
C. Stitt
Matilda Leach
Mabel Repine
Mabel Repine, ‘Harriet Hosack, Morna Noble, Rebecca’ Fowler, May Swartz
Lois Cornerell
Suale Delaney
Mra
Clara White
Kate ‘oCornick
Ada Rowe
Lakebig
A. J. Shields
Misses Lee
Laura Irvin
Anna Hobaugh
Maud Ewing
Mary Mercer
Shields
William C. McKee
Andiana
Johnatown
Elizabeth ‘Low-man
Homer Street
A. Laura Buterbaugh
Iron Street
M. Olive Buterbaugh
Park Avenue
Anna Belle Watson
Cypress Lavenue
Martha Williams
Martha Williams, ‘Cooperadale
Jen W. Johns
Wilkinsburg
Indiana Normal
Turtle Creek
May, Brownlee
J. Day Brownlee
Town
Mt. Pleasant
Wtta Work
Rochester Mills
Penn Run
Conemaugh
Elsie ,Tadtmiler
Nelle Cripps
Armagh
Gladys Bush
Rey
Brownlee
Oklahoma City
Okla
Pittsburg
Real Estate Transfers in Indians County Report
Real estate deed transfers recorded in Indians County list numerous lot and acreage trades. Names include James M Johnston Jennie F Fink Milton D Beatty Anna L Grant Josie A McCoy I R Richards Theresa N Grier Maggie Palmers Hazel Reed Millie Fleming Harry Lutman Aaron Houck Catherine Vatter John Nordheim D B Taylor trustee Harvey Trimble Archie Nichol Indiana Land and Improvement Co Rachel Calhoun Harry Carnahan Priscilla Ray Dixon Run Land Co Pennsylvania Railroad Co Genta Trading Corp and others with prices ranging from 30 to 2 850 dollars showing widespread property movement across multiple townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians County
James M. Johnston
Conemaugh
Jennie F. Fink
Milton D. Beatty
Blairsville
Anna L. Grant
Josie A. McCoy
White
JA. S. Cunningham
Indiana
Theresa N. Grier
Maggie ‘B. Palmers
Burrell
R. J. McLaughlin
Marion Center
Aaron Houck
Robert McElrick
Catherin Vatter
H. T. Boarts
John McConnell
John Miller
Washington
John Nordheim
D.B. Taylor
InjiWhite
W. B. Dodson
Harvey Trimble
Rayne
Jacob. F. Dehaven
Archie Nichol
Indiana Land and Improvement. Co
Rachel A. Calhoun
Armstrong
Harry D. Carnahan
D. W. Simpson
Lidla B
Buhamer
Dixon Run Land Co
Cly- Mer
Wands Chilenall
Cly- Mies
Genta! Trading Corporation
Sarah A. Little
West Wheatfield
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
N. A. Brown
David W. Stahl
H. P. Calhoun
Waugh
Sylvester Pierce
Lottie D. Haslett
John Houck
Emma J. Bakers Guardian
Green
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Farm in Delaware Prank Genre Disrupted Local Tales
Fragmented OCR note describes a Delaware farm prank genre linked to Rexis. Mentions county and bets, with garbled names and locations like Dixonville and Dixguyille. References a large crop of something and apples repeating, with July 4 timing indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Rexis
Pelo
Personal BREVITIES in town and surrounding area
A survey of residents visiting, traveling or staying in town over the weekend includes David J. Price of Clymer, Hewit B. Bach of Rockwood, Jacob Creps of Harvishire, Cora Shaffer of Clyde, Mrs. Alfred Barr of Detroit, Dr. James G. Fleher of Roaguer, and many others. Friends and relatives from Pittsburgh, Latrobe, Blairsville, Punxsutawney, Johnstown, and Montreal are noted guests or visitors, with several appointments, travels, and encounters in the county seat and neighboring communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Price
Clymer
Hewit B. Bach
Rockwood
Jacob Creps
Harvishire
Migs Cora Shaffer
Clyde
Alfred Barr
Detroit
Mia
James G. Fleher
Roaguer
Bennett Gear Aha
Pitcairn
Mise
Miriam Kerr
Dunbar
Wan
Taylor’ S. North
Punxeur
Bris Ys Mra
Ray Kessler
West Pittaton
Charies
Ana
Ddna Bell
Bixth Street
Martin B. Stadtmiller
Mich
Ernest Stewart
Kittanning
Bertha Graff
Waterstreet
Latrobe
Jane
Margaret Lytle
Pittsburg
D. H. Tomb
John A. Scott
Johnstown
John BH. Siverd
Leard
Mary Behn
Martha Pounds
Wayne Avenue
J. B. Sloan
A. A. Sloan
John O'Neil
Water Street
Salisburg
Harry White, Jr
Pana, Ill
George J. McClellen
Dora J. Byrd
Blairsville
Mbensburg
Atitia Pollock
Fin’ Pittsburg
South Side Hospital
Mary J .Wilson
Nattie Walker
Church Street
A. M. Hat Ners
Punxsutawney
John McNeely
Sharon
Canada
James McLaughlin
John F. Steving
Stiffler
Cherrytree
State Association of Funeral Directors
Wotontown
Thomas Hill
Wilmer Wood
Iwanion Center
University of Michigan At
Avon Arbor
J. D. Pattison
Topeka
Kan
W. B. Pattison
Heth Lowman
W. H. Davis
Hazel
Lisle
Ygoacreent
Advance
Bob
New Cantary Club
W. H. Manahower
Cookport
Town
Homer
Harry White
Croylands
Miga Lena Hitchcock
W. McCoy
Cockport
Green
Many Marriages Reported in Local Area This Week
A string of wedding ceremonies across Indiana and Cambria counties includes Abner W. Livya and Milzabeth Nichol in Fort Morgan with witnesses Galvin and Zola Nichol, followed by Horace Work and Carrie Stadden Black in Marion Center. Other unions occur in Marion Center, Advance, Glen Campbell, and surrounding towns with clerical services by Rev. Snake, Rev. Crawford, and Rev. Lewis Hay, detailing houses of housekeeping and newly formed households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner W. Livya
Benjamin Lloyd
Dichensburg
Milzabeth A, Nichol
John M. Nichol
Fort Morgan
Colo
Purchase Line
Black
Horace i
Worl
Marion Center
Carrie Stadden Black
James Black
Glen Campbell
Snake
Esabella Black
A. H. Stewart
Marlon Center
Zorte Ling
Mr. Work
Marion Center National Bank
Parkwood Wins At Edgewood 11 To 3 In Saturday Game
Parkwood baseball team defeated Edgewood 11 to 3 on Saturday at Edgewood. The report mentions Parkwood Wigson Game and a note on Lingtype printing equipment being installed at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkwood Wigson
Parkwood
Edgewood
Children Observe Sabbath Day Across Four Churches
Four local congregations held Children s Day observances with programs at First United Presbyterian Methodist Episcopal Lutheran and Baptist churches. Highlights included a The King of Glory musical by Sabbath school children, Bible awards to Mary Fisher Alice Walker and Dwight Nichol, prayers by Rev McCullough and Rev Brownles, readings by A T Moorhead and an offering for mission school materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Rev. McCullough
Homer City
A. T. Moorhead
Mary Fisher
Alice J. Walker
Dwight Nichol
J. D. Brownles
Methodist Hpiocopal Church
A. 3. Cunningham
J. W. Carey
Saltsburg Classmate to Argentine Expedition
James Farr, son of Hon and Mrs R W Fair of Saltsburg, graduated this week from Lehigh University civil engineering. He and two classmates were appointed by the government for an engineering and astronomical expedition to the Argentine Republic, departing December, with reporting to Albany in July and a three year absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fair
Saltsburg
Gety
James Farr
R. W. Fair
Lehigh University
Saltsburg Press
Death notices recall Homer City era with several obituaries
Recent deaths feature Martin W Kier of Homer City a Civil War veteran and longtime postmaster who died of heart failure while mowing his lawn at age seventy. Andrew Ness aged 78 dies of paralysis at home in town with a large family. George Wolf born Center County in 1840 dies at home near Jacksonville. Addie Murray a county native passes away in Pittsburg. Mary Kennedy fractures her left arm in W Loughry store accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin V, Kirk
Martin W. Kier
Homer City
Clarksburg
Indiana
Sutton & Wilson
Shadyside
Kier
Tie
J. O. Blickinger
Harry
Pittsburg
Glasgow
Mt. Washington
Allegheny County
Joseph Campbell
Andrew Ness
East Oak Street
Aingering i Ilness
Deceised
Germany
Town
John
Bernard
Florence
Andrew Laurent
Toner
McKees Rocks
St. Bernard Catholic Church
Cemetey
George Wolf
Staneed
Fioma
Jacksonville
Center County
Alizabeth Wolf
J. A. Kinter
Altoona
D. C. H. Wolf
Cherryhill Township
United Presbyterian Church
Mary Kennedy
W. R. Loughry
Great Strides Made Closing Report of Wormer County Schools
The ninth and last report of Superintendent J T Slewart details growth during his three terms, noting better equipped teachers, fewer resignations, and higher salaries. It covers building projects, examinations for teachers, certificates issued, and institute successes, with emphasis on improving attendance, vaccination, and overall education in Wormer County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wormer County
J. T. Stewart
J T. Slewart
State Department of Public Instruction
South Mahoning Township
Banks Township
Green Township
Conemaugh Township
Newrytown
Tunnelton
East Mahoning Township
Gesk
Cos
Apu
Baas
Indiana
Grippe
Rapida
Mich
Pr. Robart L. Richmond
Ind
Athen
Ament
H. Vetter
Dupe
Montaville Planers
Edward
MecDowser
Royal Ginsy- Cagnett Company
Z. Ty
Sweene
Dunbar
Aasciavign
Indi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gnagedy AT
Indiana County Guardsmen
Rug Atare
Dixonville
Ado Eae
Ras Pulidiog
Dixguyille
Uly 4
Lloyd-Nichol
Ewing
Charted Books
Mary Ewing
A. W. Ewing
Hast Oak Street
Swartz Crawford
Presbyterian Church
Booka
School Street
Ray Peterman
William H. Ray
Rayne Township
Flora May Peterman
Lutheran Church
Lewis Hay
Helen Ray
John Peterman
George M. Ray
Grove Chapel Church
Palmer Barr
H. Russell Palmer
Hanover
Viola Barr
Findley Barr
Wyncoop-McMillen
H. B. Wyncoop
Marilou Center
Misa Alta McMillen
Kallysburg
W. J. Wilden
Oakland Avenue
Kelleman
Fleming-Bracken
Perry
Mazie Bracken
Armstrong Township
W. J. Wilson
Clawson—Smouse
Frank Clawson
Milas Lettle Smoise
Franta
Wifo
Kanaag Cty
South Dakota
Weat
the Elks
Rev
Rosecamp
John T. Tindale
New York City
John Jenking
J. He Master
Charleroi
McIntire
Bogton
J. Anderson
Joseph A. Donnally
James Gay
Greenaburg
Frank B. Hastings
J. Hughes
T. M. Kurtz
A. Curry
Lott North
Olaf Hanson
C, Meesner
W. McQuown
Jones
C. McAfee
H. Baumgardner
F. B. Grube
Punxeytawney
Larry R. Henderson
Johnstown Daily Democrat
Indiane
Alex
al Wiggins
Warner Tonnayee
Wepubu
Addie Murray
Whengburg
S1 Francia Hospital
Jacob Donahus
Pineyton
Mole Shrim
Pillie Murray
Blairaville
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