Finishing Up at Court Review of Cases and Settlements
Busy term of court ends with multiple actions heard before Judge White. National Casket Co. versus John L. Paul and Mrs. Jean McLain Paul and Iwan & Simpson, garnishees, involve notes and insurance debts. verdict for the Casket Co. Other matters include ejectment, a glass plant subscription dispute, road view appointments, and estate actions. Adjourned with various assignments, including tax, road, and partition petitions and sentences deferred for Mrs. Sheffler’s case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Casket Co
John L. Paul
Jean McLain l
Paul
T. S. McLain
Mr. Paul
Pee
Aurrange
Insurstnce
Maul
Swan & Simpson
Casket Company
Greer
Indiana Misuse Co
John McClarren
Wickham
McClarkes
McClarren
K. Williams
Green Township
Robert K. Marr
Frank McCaffrey
F Itermard McCaffrey
Pine Township
Sarah Jane McCasirer
Burrell Township
J. W. Batsford
Elias Beterbaugh
Jerry Keith
Karlington Township
Duncan Mille
Blacklick Furnace
Falmer Duncan
George Kerr
Blacklick Creek
Cambria County
Jacob P. Dick
William Howe
Henry Strong
J. M. Guthrie
All Terre
Pinetown
White
Reboora Wegley
Fh. B
Williams
St.Louis
Daugherty
Elijah McKeeson
Cater Townhim
W. W. Bricp
BE. Creer
Indiana School Board Elects Teachers for Next Year
The Indiana school board met at secretary Bell's office to elect teachers as the school tax drops from 7 to 5 mills. Principal A Mabon earns 112.50 monthly, assistants 55, and room teachers 45. Term starts Monday Sept 17 with about twenty applicants. named winners include Edward Hach, D W Douds, Jennie R McElhaney, Edith Smith, Mabel Books, Grace Taylor, and Hope Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana School Board
Secretary Bell
Mabon
Edward Hach
D. W. Douds
Jennie R. McElhaney
Edith Smith
Mabel Books
Grace Taylor
Hope Stewart
West Indiana School Board
Missionary Day at U P church lessons and songs
The L P Sabbath school held Missionary Day with devotional exercises and praise followed by essays, singing and pastor remarks. Children joined in singing as four essays on Foreign Missions Home Missions Freedmen s Missions and Our Sabbath School were read. Decorations were flowers and ferns with flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Almost a Panic at Strongstown Church
A severe wind storm during M E church services in Strongstown caused widespread fear as trees toppled and horses escaped. Lightning struck two houses, but no injuries were reported. The pastor postponed services briefly while congregants recovered from the fright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Strongstown
Adam
Emanuel Stiles
Assault on Miss Hadden Provokes Local Outcry
On Wednesday evening Miss Gussie Hadden of Strongstown was attacked while returning to the home of W A J Adams where she is employed as a domestic. A hidden assailant seized her, threw her to the ground, and would have assaulted her if cries had not brought Mr Adams to her aid. The man escaped and the victim cannot name the culprit. The town residents are shocked by the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie Hadden
Strongstown
W. A. J. Adama
Miss Hadden
Mr. Adams
Mrs. Elizabeth Griffith Injured in Yard Accident Near Marion Center
Mrs. Elizabeth Griffith, 81, of near Marion Center, slipped in her yard on Thursday and broke her left thigh. Though the injury may prove fatal, friends hope for her recovery. She is the mother of Mrs. Eva G. Thorn of this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Griffith
Marion Center
Eva G. Thorn
Sharp blade injures man in left foot
A sharp blade fell on his left foot, opening a severe wound and prompting medical attention. The incident left the man with a painful injury and required care from responders.
Died At Dixmont Of Parca Ygenthondy Apr Incident
Jonathan Edwards of South Mabouing died at Dixmont in a perplexing incident about one year ago. The Siesta How tear epi was noted in local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonsthan Edwards
Mabouing
Dixmont
Children’s Day at Lowry School House
Last Sabbath at Lowry school house four miles southwest of town on the Saltsburg road, the packed 2:30 gathering featured readings, singing, and Bible selections. Superintendent Parsons praised the event and union Sabbath school support, with Rev. Sweeny and A. Cunningham speaking, funds aiding Sabbath school union outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowry School House
Town
Saltsburg Road
Parsons
Edgewood
Sweeny
A. 8. Cunningham
The Old Base Ball Club Re organized
An Indiana House meeting reorganized the Magenta base ball club once Indiana's pride. Eighteen men will practice daily as a strong club forms from this group. Officers elected include President H W Wilson and Secretary T E Hildebrand with E P Grove as umpire and correspondent. The club aims to challenge other teams in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana House
Indiana
H. W. Wilson
Dick Wilson
E. P. Grove
Ainsley Campbell
T. E. Hildebrand
James Horner
Will Wehrle
M. H. Guthrie
General Randall Leads Coxey's Army to Indiana Visit
Genenal Randall and about 200 Coxey's Army marchers will arrive Saturday near Blacklick and camp in Gessler's grove West Indiana. Randall will address crowds Saturday afternoon at camp and again at the Court House evening. They plan to depart Sabbath morning for Strongs town for an evening talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genenal Randall
Chicago
Coxey
Pittsburg
Blacklick
Gessler’s Grove
Ice House
Indiana
Strongstown
Randall
West Union Church ordained and installed pastor at Presbytery
The Conemaugh Presbytery met at West Union church in West Lebanon on Tuesday at 2:30 p m and is in session. Rev Lueil, a theological student, was ordained and installed pastor of the West Union charge. Mr J A Johnston represented the Indiana congregation. Commissioners from the United Presbyterian church at this place attended, opposing instrumental music, and petitioned Presbytery for rights to organize a second United Presbyterian church here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conemaugh
United Presbyterian Church
West Union Church
West Lebanon
Lueil
West Union
J. A. Johnston
Indiana
Messrs
Presbytery
Seniors Endorsed by Faculty for Final Examinations
The faculty endorsed all sixty three members of the senior class this week at Normal. Of the class fifty seven are ladies and six are gentlemen. Examinations began yesterday with high confidence the students will pass. The board includes Prof. Jackson, Prof. Leech, Prof. Haucher, Prof. Houck, and Dr. Waller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal
Jackson
Amstrong County
Leech
Cambria County
Haucher
Kutztown Normal School
Houck
Waller
Clyde Seanor Injures Arm Playing in Plumville
Clyde Seanor son of Harry Seanor tripped and fell on pavement in Plumville last Friday breaking his left arm. Dr. McCune reduced the fracture and the boy is getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Harry Seanor
Plumville
Lawn fete to be held on Philadelphia street
The Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor of the Lutheran church will hold a lawn fete on Judge White's lot at the Progress office on Philadelphia street this Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor of
The
Lutheran Church
Judge White
Progress Office
Philadelphia Street
Unclear Fragment Reports Danlap in Local Military Register
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a Denlap Dunlap in Grip county with a regiment reference and a month, but readable details are incomplete and ambiguous about the event or role. The text appears to record a military association or residence alongside a unit designation, lacking clear dates or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Denlap
Grip
Frank
Mr. Dunlap
Trouble at Punxsutawney regiments with Sheridan troop
Fifth and Sixteenth Regiments and Sheridan Troop are camped near Punxsutawney to restore order after miners seized coal works at Walston and Adrian. Sheriff Gourley called Gov Pattison for aid. troops arrived, formed, and marched into the strike area. A mob attacked a Philadelphia police train but Captain Simpson’s Co F dispersed them with bayonets. several promotions followed in camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Punxsutawney
Gourley
Jefferson County
Geurley
This Place
Blairsville
Bellwood
Johnstown
Holidaysburg
Bellefonte
Lewistown
Huntingdon
Co. I
Bedford
Walston
Walston Mines
Adrian Mines
Mahan
Hughes
Co. F
John Lemon
Philadelphia
Burchfield
Simpson
Indiana
Lande
Ted
J.J. Kerr
Kaufman
B. F. Etkin
Normal Defeats Derry 11 to 3 In Ragged Contest
Normal wins at Derry ground 11 to 3 after nine innings as Earle fanned nine and Pounds homered. Derry showed fault in batting while McMullen’s curves and Burd two base hit impressed. Haus and McElhoes contributed in defense. overall Normal relishes season’s success with no losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry Baseball Club
Normal
Pounds
Young
Earle
Haus
Derry
Burd
Murphy
McMullen
Halls
McElhoes
Bard
Burns
White
Brown
Commencement at Kiskiminetas Springs School Ends Year of Prosperity
The Kiskiminetas Springs School at Salieburg closes its most prosperous year with a declamation contest. Dr. Thompson of New Brighton delivered the annual address, and a notable musicale by students and teachers highlighted the commencement. Several attendees from the area were present and graduates plan to enter Yale Troy and Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiskiminetas Springs
Salieburg
Thompson
New Brighton
Yale
Troy
Princeton
Pittsburg
Ew Cantle
A. J. Graham
Browneville
Mera
R. C. Cooper
W. L. McClure
Allegheny
Also Mentioned on This Page
David Edwards
Sarah Edwards
West Mahoning Township
Robert McFarland
Elizabeth Douglass
Alexander Douglass
John M. Leech
John H. Pierce
Hugh
Benjamin Lightcap
Shle
Nancy Donahey
Mechanicshburg
Dee
Agnes
Letitia Donahey
A. H. Apple
Eliza J. Bunyan
Nancy Sheffler
L. P. Sabbath School
A. Woodchopper
Lowry School
Will
Conemaugh Presbytery of the
U. P. Church In Session
White Township
PUNX
No. F
Crete
U. P. Church
Créte
Dr. O. U. A. M. Council
Sabbath School
Suzy
Bertingex
Ngi
A Golder
McEthoes
Ee Wyse
Sutton
Curley
Kime
DEERY
Love
Hunter, Burns
Bell
Smi
B. Burd
J. F. McMaullen
Kiskimisaetaes Springs School
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