Spirited Sessions at 14th Young People Union Convention
The 14th annual convention of the Young People's Christian Union of Conemaugh presbytery met at Bheleca with about 70 delegates. Devotions and sermons opened sessions, with talks on Amos, Bible study, and faith, led by pastors and lay leaders. Officers were elected, next gathering set for Blairsville, and meals were served on the church lawn amid hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Christian Union
Conemaugh
United Presbyterian Church
Bheleca
Herbert Smith
Johnstown
B. A. Enuichisos
Altoona
Mebvel Johne
Shelocta
Christian Turor Society
Curry Run Presbyan
Tiv Rinut
D. &. MicClenahan
Alleghenygical Seminary
Odae-minate
Frank Sturgeon
Elderton
Mary McCreight
W. J. Wishart
Allegheny
Enbjed
Margaret Hart
Clarksburg
E. L. Ralston
Weat Lebanon
McClenazan
West Lebanon
Eiger Anderson
Mary Stewart
Town
Jane Ralston
Knox Gilmore
O. H. Milligan
Tacoma
Blairsville
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Report
Deeds placed on record show transfers from Thomas E Hildebrand to Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad Co for 2800 dollars and other parcels with varied sums, including 94 acres to Yellow Creek Cost Co and multiple Conemaugh area parcels to T C Watson. Also notes historical gold discovery date and vintage ads for Hostetter's Stomach Bitter and Harbison Fiscus farm supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Thomas E. Hildebrand
Indiana
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad Company
I. Boring
Yellow Creek Cost Company
Nannie E. Rose
Conemaugh
Jacob A. Rose
James Getty
J. Sidwell Getty
Robert Lowry
White
Lowry
Sarah A. Blose
West Mahoning
John W. Dodson
D. C. Bill
Blacklick
James H. Landfair
Christina Bell
Heth Lowman
Jerusha L. Hill
Oe Gilkergon
Guardian
T. C. Watson
Florence Barlinghaw
J. A. Rose
Consmaugh
J. 8. Getty
Carrie Lower
Quaitian
Cherryhill
James 8. Ralston
Mary B. McCane
T. J. Hurd
Indiana Building and Loan Association
Salteburg
Wm. C. Carr
California
Excursions From Pittsburg to Atlantic City 1902 Dates
The item lists Pennsylvania Railroad low rate excursions to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Sea Isle City Avalon Anglesea Wildwood Holly Beach N J Rehoboth Del and Ocean City Md on June 26 July 10 24 August 7 21 and September 11 1902. Special trains leave Pittsburgh at 8 55 a m with stops at Altoona Philadelphia and Atlantic City arriving 8 35 p m. Some trips allow Philadelphia stopovers and a ten day layover on July and August runs. Tickets valid for 70 days returnable from seashore. Details and rates available from Thomas E Watt Pittsburg district agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast
Pennsyllvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Avalon
Anglesea
Wildwood
Holly Beach
N. J
Rehoboth
Del
Pullman
Pillsburg
Altoona
Philadelphia
Delaware River Bridge
Market Street Wharf
Broad Street
Road Street Station
The Wrong of Intolerance Century reflection
An essay extols intolerance as ruinous to state and person while praising thought and judgment. It cites Mrs Shields of Chambersburg as an example and promotes Dr King's New Discovery for consumption and throat and lung diseases with guaranteed prices and trial bottles available in several Pennsylvania towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Shields
Chambersburg
Daugherty Broad
Indiana
W. M.J. Moore's
Homer City
Pai
L. N. Park
Marien Center
Pennsylvania Chautauqua routes to Mt Gretna and back
For the Pennsylvania Chautauqua held at Mt Gretna Pennsylvania from July 1 to August 25 tickets are sold June 25 to August 31 and are valid for return to August 13. Reduced rates apply from Philadelphia Chestnut Hill Phenixville Wilmington Perryville Frederick Washington East Liberty Butler Indians Connellsville Bedford Clearfield Martinsburg Bellefonte Waterford and other intermediate points. Consult ticket agents for specific rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Estrayed Cow From Garmans Near Mills in 1902
Estrayed cow, light red color with horned wide and three sound teats, last seen near Garmans Mills on May 15, 1902. Formerly owned by George Garman of Beringer, Pa. Notify Adam Palasky, Garmansville, Pa. Also farm notices advertise Tribune Farmer and Peachess weekly papers and W. S. Daugherty Planing Mill for building materials and pine ceiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garmans , Mills
George Garman
Beringer
Adam Palasky
Garmansville
New York
New Fasmier
Tribune Farmer
the Peachess
Litster’s Pure Spring Water Ice Service
Samuel Lucas the ice man overhauled and repainted his delivery wagon and is ready to supply Indiana residents with Litster springs pure spring water ice. The best ice this season at no extra cost. quick orders receive prompt attention. Telephone No 204. Ice cream and lunches served at White’s cale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litster
Samuel Lucas
Indiana
Litster Springs
Public sale of deceased’s Rayne Township lands planned
By order of the Orphans Court of Indiana County there will be a sale on Thursday the July 10 1902 at 2 PM on premises. Two tracts described, first 77 acres 31 perches with dwelling barn sheds and coal underlay, second 37 acres 70 perches with good cultivation and coal underlay. Terms: 10 percent down, 40 percent on confirmation, balance in one year with interest secured by bond and mortgage. Sale conducted by James H Manner executor, by order dated June 11 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court of
Indiana County
Rayne
First
Treacr
Run
Joseph Ober
Morton Fleming
J. D. Bence
Jacob Everwine
Agnes
Holt
Thomas Treet
John Edwards
John Glasser
Lena Edwards
Fred Weiss
Margaret Steffy
Agnes Holt
James H. Manner
H. M. Lowry
Dierk
James Jamison
Brushvalley Township
Walbeck
Dxainistrata
Indiana county tax schedule for 1902 collectors
The treasurer announces taxpayer collection times for County Special and Dog Tax for 1902 across multiple towns. Locations include Conemaugh Eaton House, Jacksonville, Homer City, West Wheatfield, Grant Nickle’s Mills, Saltsburg, Burrell, White Indiana, Burn’s Schoolhouse, and other election houses with specific dates from June 20 to July 29. D. W. Simpson, Treasurer, notes the Treasurer’s Office in Indiana as a central point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Conemaugh
S.m. Conemaugh
Hughes
Jacksonville
Homer City
Kier
West Wheatfield
Centerville
M. Bayne
Ignac Kinter
Grant
Nickle's Mills
Brontlay
East Mahoning
Lection House
Janaees Center
Fleck House
P.m. Saltsburg
J. G. Johnston
Blacktick
Ma. Burrell
Election House
Aly
White
Ities
Indiana
Too Padiane
Ction
Tod P. no—Burns
Dington
John Grace
Brushvalley
Mechanicsburg
Campbell House
Mechanicsburg Mechanicaburg
Willet
Mahoning
Plumville
Westoning
Smicksburg
Marshall Hotel
Tod P. m
North Mahoning
Marchand
Canoe—Election
Montgomery
Gillyatsburg
Mahaffey
Bleation House
Cockpot
Obersyhill
Creesvile
Town Hall
D. W. Simpson
Ofvice
Indiana Borough sewer ordinance extends mains to White township
An ordinance authorizes construction and maintenance of a public sewer system for Indiana Borough, including a filter bed and east and west mains extending into White township lands of Harry White, Jackson Hauxhurst, and Nettle and Flora Campbell. It details street routes, burial depth, and funding by general taxation, with notice and passage procedures in June 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Harry White
P. RB. R. Go
Jackson Hauxhurst
Nettle
Flora Campbell
White Township
Borough of
Pennsylvania
Oak Street
Cherry Alley
Philadelphia Street
Fourth Street
Poplar Alley
Coutter Alley
Locust Street
Fifth Street
Elm Street
Chestnut
Tenth Streets
Tenth Street
Foundry Alley
Foudrysley
Waterstreet
Rieventh Street
Eleventh Street
Church Street
School Street
Twelfth Street
Glass Street
Wilson, Sutton and Clark
Peon & R. Co
White
Penn. R. B. Co
Nettie
Fiers
Spiawa Paparess
Indiana Democrat
Iaid
Janer
Henry Ball
Henry Ball, Arrest:—D. B. Tayor
Prea
Counciller
Buckwheat Fertilizer and Farm Equipment Sale Ad
An advertisement announces fresh Buckwheat fertilizer at bottom prices with availability daily. It lists binder, reaper, mower, rake, Deering roller, bicycle ball bearings, Deering Binder Twine, Hoosier Grain Drills, and Kraus Salky Corn Workers as popular items this season, inviting buyers to see samples and prices.
Pennsylvania Railroad Schedule in Effect May 26 1902
The notice outlines the southward timetable changes on the Pennsylvania Railroad effective May 26, 1902. It lists adjusted departures and stopping points, with emphasis on major hubs and routing options for passengers traveling southward.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Worker
G. W. Roberts
Elizabeth
W. Va
Bucklin
Daugherty Bros
Wm. L. Moore
Marion Center
Harbison
Fiscus
Bad & Fe
Blaireville
St Punxsutawney
Bottee
Pittsburg
Thomas E. Watt
Dewey
Bureau of
Navy Department
Bradford
Washington
Manila
Filsgship
Olympia
Saturday Evening Post
Mt. Gretna Yis Pennsylvania Railroad
Daugherty
White’s
Cale
John T. Stirchul
Attormmey
Orphans Court Sale
John Manner
Rayne Township
Kellysburg
T. H. Faith
James N. Houck
School Board of
George
A. M. Harrison
Armagh
Mae
Campbel H. M, Elliott
John T. Studhus
Cunningham & Fisher, Attorneys
Edecutor's Notice
John Pfeiffer
East Mahoning Township
County of Indians
John W. Pfeiffer
Jane
John E. Beott
Nathaniel Hartman
East Wheatfield
John E. Brown
Seward
Honra
Tod
Starrett Hooper
M.D
Johnstow
Pha
R.w.wehrle
Wehrs
Watchmaker
Jeweler
Optigian
Cusonville Woolen Factory
A. Grumbling
Cherrytree
F. Weitzel & Son
Smithport
Widdowson
Richmond
Thomas Kerr
Georgeville
D. Good
H. and
Traby
Cunningham
Heshbon
John Manshower
Gettysburg
Pit Berringer
Uniontown
Jerry Keith
Grip
R. F. Templeton
Martintown
George Hicks
Neal & Buchanan
Trade City
Sloan & Co
Warry Bence
Dixonville
G. Orner
Stronestown
TL McCullough
Conkport
John D. Garman
Rand TB
Marshall
Dayton
H. Good
J. M. Kirkestrick
Barnard, Myers & Woodward
Davis
I. D. McLean
Atwood
Kimple
Chambersville
S. Carnahan & Bro
Shefoe
C. W. Hickman
Gastown
EL Trusal
Five Points
B. M. Smith
Gipsy
Sence & St. Clair
W. H. Green
Job McCreight
Frank Douglass
James EnMisros
Oakland Ave
Sun
Indi Ina
Tas Boteer
Smith
BiotrayileArr
Biefrayiile Lya
Ockeville
Elsiaville
REA Zions
Blairsville Lve
Ducko
Blairsviux
Kiskiminetas Junction
City
Spears
Rae
Blatesville
Butler
S. G. Groft
Chambersville, Pa
Chambersville, Penna
Saltsburg
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