Big Damages Claimed by Mrs Caldwell in Suit Against Doctors
Mrs Ella Caldwell files suit in Homer City for 60000 against Doctors W A Simpson and G G Simpson alleging conspiracy with her husband to asylum her in Philadelphia without proper cause. The jury has not ruled in the Weamer case on adultery with Millie Sickenberger. Deto, Miziker, and Colangelo faced various charges with mixed outcomes. Colangelo acquitted of arson. Blain Bair convicted of fornication. Matilda Pierce bond forfeited for adultery. Alvin Wilson convicted of larceny. John Willis acquitted of rape. Tony Caeler found not guilty of assault and battery but paid costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Caldwell
Town
W. A
G. G. Simpson
D. M. Caldwell
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
John A. Weamer
Homer City
Millie Sickenberger
Miss Sickenberger
Lucerne
John Uhas
Dan Spero
John Miziker
Dan Deto
Uhas
Miziker
James Colangelo
Colangelo
Blacklick
Sam Ferara
John Nehrig
A. Handley
Prios
Handley
Blain Bair
Matilda Pierce
Alvin Wilson
McDermott
Blairaville
John Wilis
Tanoma
Myrtle Pardee
Wilis
Kansas
Rayne Township
Tony Caaler
Tony
Dale Company
Fatal Accident at Lucerne Claims Seward Man
Scott Taylor of Seward, an employee at the Lucerne mines power plant, was crushed Monday forenoon between a boiler and a cement wall. He died that night. He was a single man who boarded with Mrs. Bella Waller in Homer City. His mother and sister arrived to take the body to Seward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Taylor
Seward
Lucerne
Mr. Taylor
Bella Waller
Homer City
Beward
District No 2 Sabbath School Convention Opens at Rochester Mills
The Indiana County Sabbath School Association District No 2 holds a two day meeting in the Methodist Episcopal church at Rochester Mills. The program includes song services led by J. R. King, greetings from Rev. B. Rodkey and district president B. I. Schaeffer, plus sessions delivering reports, lessons on Sunday school methods, and talks by Harry McCreery, W. T. Mahaffey, H. Wmank, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rochester Mills
J. R. King
Town
B. Rodkey
B. I. Schaeffer
A. O. Cravener
Harry Wmank
John Ross
R. F. Hazlett
F. L. Balfor
Rev
D. C. Schuebley
D. J. Price
Harry McCreery
Indiana County
Paul
Rome
W. T. Mahaffey
Cherry Tree
K. Rank
Hillsdale
C. E. Krenz
Richmond
Miss Elkin Hosts House Party at Breezedale Tonight
Miss Laura Elkin plans a breezy house party at Breezedale this evening entertaining about 76 guests. The event kicks off a series of social functions next week with attendees from McKeesport Connellsville Oakmont Pittsburgh Chicago and Philadelphia among others. Several out of town young men will also attend from Connellsville Chester Philadelphia West Chester Johnstown Punxsutawney Wilkinsburg and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breezedale
Laura Elkin
Miss Elkin
Misses Olive
McKeesport
Katharyn Porter
Connellville
Suzanne Armstrong
Rockwell Stillwagon
James Bowman
John P. Kephart
Connellsvile
Newman Trainer
Wm. Blakley, Jr
Chester
James W. Burdick
Harry Parker
Philadelphia
Wallace Eyre
Bushong Brooks
West Chester
James Gordon
Clearfeld
Douglass Storey
Johnstown
John G. Fisher
Punxsutawney
Lester Lewis
Wilkinsburg
Joy For Aged Woman On Eighty Third Birthday
Mrs. Jerry Henry’s Cherry Tree home hosts family and friends for her 83rd birthday with three sons four daughters twenty seven grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren in attendance a basket dinner is served and remarks offered by local notables. Insurance banquet held for Indiana County Underwriters at Hotel Moore with toastmaster J EB Parnell and attendees from multiple towns. Hon. M K Leard of the county marries Harrisburg Miss Mary Elizabeth Pownall in Harrisburg. Leard former state legislator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Henry
Cherry Tree
W. I. Henry
Punxsutawney
John Henry
Montgomery Towship
Samuel Henry
Old Henry Homestead
J. Richards
Curwenaville
W. M. Smith
Horton
Molle Coalmer
Gypsy
Jas. Rodkey
Cookport
Edith Grube
D. S. Ake
Frank Camp
Dr. Worral
BE. W. Smith
Indiana County Board of Underwriters
Hotel Moore
J. EB. Parnell
People’s Insurance Agency
Town
Arted Ae
Weaponnessere
Marie
John G., Cameron
J. BE. Parnell
J. R. King
J.T. Stewart
Harry P. Beane
B. B. McConnaughsy
Homer City
Fred L. Maize
Josephine
John G. Lixfeld
Clymer
A. Sargeant
Johnstown
Geo. H. Burns
Kittanning
R. Otbert
Hollidaysburg
L. Clangon
R. H. Wiggins
Blairaville
M. K. Teat
Harrisburg
M. K. Leard
Mary Elizabeth Pownall
Christopher Shirley
Mary Marvy Shirley
Saltsburg
Douthitt
Presbyterian Church of
Mary E
Indiana
Thomas
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Anne
Jas
Connellsville
David
Crete
George
Lyda Walton
Shirley
Marion Center Presbyterian Church 50th Anniversary
The Marion Center Presbyterian Church marked its 50th anniversary with a ceremony led by Rev. Archie C. Powell, the sixth pastor in fifty years. The day included a morning reception, a basket dinner, speeches, music, and an evening gathering. Charter members and former pastors attended, highlighting a rich history dating back to 1839 with the church organized in 1860 and completed in 1871. The current membership stands at 276, with $1800 in recent repairs and a rededication in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
Presbyterian Church of
Marion Center la Bathe
Archie C. Powell
Ing
A. H. Jolly
E. P. Foresman
Sarah A. McCluskey
W. N. Prothero
DuBios
Agnes Sutter
Miller
Tillie Laney
Elen van Horn
Sophia Lowry
Indiana
Sig Moore
Washington Township
John Caruthers
Presbytery of
Saltsburg
John Park
Marion
Gilgal Church
James Richey
Caruthers
J. J. Sample
Ambrose
Foresman
Powell
Normal Normal Graduates Its Largest Class
A long list of local residents and visitors is recorded with notes on graduates, attendees, and events. Indiana Normal School prepares for a large 1909 class with 122 seniors and 14 in the regular course, alongside music and drawing completions. Commencement week features baccalaureate, concerts, a Shakespearean production by Ben Greet, alumni events, and the installation of a memorial window in Leonard Hall. State board exams run from today to Friday with a diverse roster of examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Normal School
Drawng
J H. Mellvaine
Pittsburg
Presbyterian Church
Leonard Hall
Ben Greet Woodland Players
State Board
Board of Examiners
N. C. Schaeffer
W. F. Kennedy
Mifffin County
B. C.lamberson
Fulton County
Wm. W Spigelmyer
Union County
James BE. Ament
Walker Reunion Braved Wet Weather at Fair Grounds
More than a hundred members of the Walker family and friends gathered at the Fair Grounds on Reunion Day. Officers were elected for the next year including President Goodheart Walker Dayton, Vice President Israel Walker Shelocta, Secretary Elizabeth Johnston, and Treasurer J C Walker. A business meeting followed with committee appointments and a program led by Margaret McMillen and Margaret Walker. The next reunion is set for Indiana on the third Thursday in June 1811.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ak, Knabb
Pent Run
Nalle Craig
Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
J. C. Hasinger
School Street
Pittsburg
Druk. F. McHenry
Hellwood
Indiana
Harry Bryan
White Township
Sewickley
Stella Hasinger
Wayne Avenue
A. C. Lydick
New Alexandria
W. M. Hudson
Moween
James Manners
East Liberty
Raymond and
Irvin Shick
Jeannette
Greensburg
L. Fyock
Near Lovejoy
Sylvester Thompson
North Ninth Street
Margaret
Josephine Lowman
South Eleventh Street
Latrobe
Annie M. Duncan
Mary Heffelfinger
Sheloca
Eva Stumpf
Mt. Pleasant High School
Bertha Brownlee
Church Street
Albuquerque
New Mexico
A. H. McCreery
Glenevieve
Hamill Station
M. Belle McCune
Floyd
Verne Braughter
Locust
Visi
Mechanicsburg
Gertrude White
Clarion
Geo. Rigg
Newell Douglass
Erasmo Casteneda
Washington & Jefferson College
Robert Sutton
South Sixth Street
Chester Military Academy
J. M. Fleck
Smicksburg
Jacob Repine
Fleck
Viola Simpson
Allegheny College
Meadville
Olivia Stewart
Scottdale
J. C. Leasure
Margaret Williams
Town
Maxim Hauser
Fannie Nixon
Mary Palmer
M. A. Bodenhammer
New York City
J. N. Banks
Cape May
Neal
Josephine
Dubois
G. E. Simpson
Misa A. Leta Fleck
Arvilla Snyder
Edith
Bertha Br. Clair
Miswea Emma
May Williamson
Smickeburg
Misa Elsie Polack
Rossiter
Schwartz-Schaffer
Youngstown
Mies Fleck
Bertha Schaffer
Noraial
Falr
Walker
Goodheart Walker
Dayton
Israel Walker
Elizabeth Johnston
J. C. Walker
Shelocta
Robert Johnston
Recent Deaths Include Mrs Shirley and Local Residents
Notices report the death of Mrs. Mary Marvy Shirley at 80 years old near Saltsburg after a brief illness. Also listed are James Altimus of Strongstown, Wilson M. Conrad of Sheloota, Mrs. David Black of Blacklick, and George D. Findley of East Wheatfield. Also mentions a public building bill for Punxsutawney and a missing girl, Mary Thompson of Blairsville.
Cherry Tree Fourth of July Celebration Planned in Historic Town
Citizens of Cherry Tree Borough plan the 14th anniversary of American Independence with a 10 oclock parade led by Gypsy band, G A R and Red Men units in uniform, basket dinner at Kport Grove, speeches, athletic events, a Spangler Stars vs Cherry Tree Giants game, fireworks in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Tree Borough
Vicieity
Cheery Tree
Cornet Band of
Gypsy
Sons of Veterans
Red Men
Kiport Erove
Spangler Stars
Cherry Tree Giants
Weddings of a Week Schaffer Cunningham
A home wedding at Parkwood yesterday tied L Atina Cunningham to G Frederick Schaffer of DuBois with 40 guests. The bride wore a white gown and white roses. Reception and a train trip followed. they will reside in DuBois. Several other marriages were reported including Moorhead Johnston, Forshaw Curnow, Wright Neal, Moorhead Lower, Miller Ross, Cummings Banks, Brown Barr, plus Woodmen of the World monument unveilings and a Hood school picnic set for July 4. A grandson was welcomed in Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Coulter
West Lebanon
R. Lee Cunningham
Leechburg
DuBois
Moorhead-Johnston
Hugh M. Moorhead
A.T. Moorhead
Chestnut Street
Catherine M. Johnston
W. L. Johnston
J. C. McDonald
M. EK
Erie
Moorhead
Frank
Howard M. Fair
Uniontown
Worshae Carnow
Stewart Simpson Forsha
Pearl Carnow
Blairsville
Indiana
F. S. Crawford
Frank Forshaw
Mra
Wm. Curnow
Blairaville
Pittsburg
Blairsyle
Wright-Neal
Everett Wright
Conemaugh
Misa Hazel Virginia Neal
Clark C. Neal
Greensburg
Wright
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Moorhead-Lower
Everett Moorhead
Florence Lower
M. L. Lower
Millers Ross
Robert Lewis Miller
Batrobe
Blanche Cora Ross
Jal
J. Day Brownlee
Cummings- Banks Patrick
Cummings
Punxsitaw
Convention Honors Front Line Sabbath Schools in Indiana County
The District No. 3 Sabbath Schools Association held sessions in Green Pine and Cherryhill townships with Davie J. Price of Clymer presiding. Six schools earned Front Line certificates for meeting county norms, while officers were elected including President Price and Vice President Stickley. Mitchells Mirja was chosen for mid winter meeting and Taylorsville for next June's annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Davie J. Price
Clymer
Holaopple
Periz Fain
W. J. Sproul
Ciomet
M. 8. Buckley
A. C. Cravener
Indiana
Ernest Work
Ofdiana
Harry McCreery
Varous Department
Thomas Davis
Blairsville
Suday
W. Guthrie
T Janlowning
Clyther Methodist
Clymer Presbyterian
W. N. Tepleton
Stafford Union
Marion Censter
Mitchells Mirja
Janytary
Taylorsville
David J Price
Stickley
Ping Flats
A. Krider
Stanford
E. Turmer
Hing Flats
Crude Roll
Mra
Oe Faust
Home
Sol Buterbaugh
Cockport
Sunday School Convention of German Baptists Held at Church of the Brethren
Sunday School workers from the northern county section convene July 4 at the Church of the Brethren near Phase Linea. Program includes devotional exercises, panels on organization and methods, lunch at noon, and an evening address by Elder Brice Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Phase Linea
Ovan Jook
Tople
B. Meeking
Q. Berkey
Tena Fyock
M. Holsoppla
N. Myer
Deg M. Adama
Bible Doctrine of Christians
J. W. Fyock
B. Widdows
L. Fyoo
Lars
Brice Ball
Ory
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Caldwell
Sickenberger
Mer City
Tucerne
RNY
A. C. Powell
Att Parsons
Kaemous Players
James Altimus
James Altimns
Strongstown
Brushvalley
Buffington
C. EB. Altimus
Morrellville
Benjamin Altimus
J. B. Dilek
M.S. Altimus
Ava Pringle
Altoona
Wilson M. Conrad
Sheloota
Plivalrn
David I
Elizabeth Repire Conrad
Bupelocta
Alice Umpbell
Lancaster
David Black
John Will
O. B. Wil
Warnshuis
Coral
Georges D. Findley
George D. Findley
East Wheatfield Township
Ublic
Bairsyileirk
Misa
Mary Thompson
N. M. Thompson
Historic
Cherry Free
Wombmen
Indiana Camp No. 40
Woodmen of the World
HK. B. Sweeney
Oakland
J. D. Ferguson
Greenwood Cemetery
Hood School
John A. Findley
Gresneburg
William Q. Hagenlocher
Penn Run
Y Flrat
Heporta
Offenicers
Mitchells Malla
Purchase Line