Notable Roll of Members and Juniors Listed
A lengthy roster lists A Spencer and Anna C Stackhouse among named members, with Laura Adams Florence Allen and many others in the middle clays group and a separate junior class roster. The names include numerous women across multiple families and roles, plus several male supporters in the latter portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Spencer
Anna C. Stackhouse
Laura M. Steele
Jessie W. Steinmetz
Irene B. Wilson
Harriet Waller
Berlin Empfield
Frank T. Samill
Middle Clays
Laura Adams
Florence A. Allen
Leola Akers
Harriet GB. Barnes
Wannaly F. Bowers
Irma KK. Brown
Bertha Brown- Jee
Grace I. Buente
Lois M. Campbell
Miriam Daft
Helen H. Dill
Helen R. Drew
Myrtle M. Foale
Mary &. Glasser
Vida R. Grumbling
May A. Grundy
Mary W. Hill
Blanche VW. Hilliard
Clara M. Kirschner
Edith M. Knox
Ida J. Kuhns
Anna E. Laughlin
Grace 15. Ludwick
A. Hilda Marshall
Margaret Marshall
Matilda Melville
Mary E. Murray
Josephine McGaw
Nannie J. McMillen
M. Winona Patterson
Mary G. Pinnock
M. Elsie Pollock
Mary G. Quinn
Ivan J. Reed
Emma Hi. Reinhardt
Zola K. Rodkey
Margaret M. Roose
Dora K. Schall
Jessie Shomo
Florence N. Stahl
Clara M., Stapel
Hazel M.st. Clair
Bessie J. Stewart
Martha T. Stuchell
Helen Bull
Alda D. Bingey
Wilda Bruce
Grace J. Buente
Agnes J. Campbell
Nelle J. Cass
Carrichell Cook
Helen Daugherty
Zelda V. Domb
A. Lesta Fleck
Myrtle Foale
A. May Getty
Margaret Class
Mary K. Glasser
Mable F. Hamill
Margaret B. Hirsch
Alice B. Halford
Madge V. Igo
Rhea Klingman
Selina M. Kopold
Florence I. Langhans
Grace M. Leasure
Rudba M. Lewis
Catherine Murray
Marie McCullough
May McCullough
Araminta M. McLane
Laura A. McNamara
Anna Nicholas
Sara M. Pollock
Louise Quinlan
Lucile A. Quinlan
Emma E. Reinhardt
C. Francia Reithmiller
Mary B. Rodkey
Bertha B.behaeffer
Dora E. Schall
Ethel G. Sea Wey
Maud P. Sensenich
Myra A. Shenefelt
Sara L. Shenefelt
Anna M. Short
Eva J. Smith
Anna J. St. Clair
Nora M. Swan
Olive BE. Wagner
Lula J. Wertz
Emily J. Wiley
Vlora Wilson
Clarence J. Davis
E. Wills McFarland
William C. McKee
Lee J. Neil
Cloud Rinn
Preston G. Urey
Fourth of July Festivals Spread Across towns
Festival events planned by the Reformed church of South Bend and a Jacksonville celebration promise Fourth of July amusements and two ball games to raise funds for church parsonage. Other items note a Young People’s Christian Union convention in Elderton with delegates listed, a graduating class at Elders Ridge Academy, a bankruptcy petition in Pittsburg, a new Seutawney supervising principal, a Fourth of July game between Indiana Carriage Works and Clarksburg, and a Montgomery township school reunion set for July 25 with illness news for Miss Jen Johns. Local real estate and other community notices round out the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Church of
South Bend
Jacksonville
Young People's Christian Union of Conemaugh Presbtery
Elderton
Indiana
Karl Miller
Knox Gilkerson
Misses Grace Kelly
Linda Detwitar
Sara Bruce
Anna Laney
Indiana Carriage Works
Clarksburg
Niagara Rescue Aboard a Roaring Falls Ladder
A Niagara River incident ends with Fireman Thomas Conrey and Patrolman Dennis Make rescuing a man from self harm on a 25 foot ladder. Amos Schwertzer or Robinson, believed from Toronto, was found near Prospect shore with $5.45 in his pockets. The brave effort involved about forty men on shore stabilizing the ladder as two crawled out to reach the climber who clung to a rock ledge ten feet from the falls. The bystanders watched a perilous struggle as the river swept the would be victim toward the precipice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Thomas Conrey
Dennis Make
Amos Schwertzer
Amos Obinson
Toronto
St. Catherine's
Schwertzer
Robinson
Prospect
Hhin
She
Blake
Policemaun
Conroy
Cleer
Rescue on Thunder Ledge Ends With Man Hauled From Falls
In moonlight a man clung to Thunder Ledge above the river. Police and fire crews used a 40 foot ladder to reach him. Fireman Conroy seized the struggling figure as Blake steadied the line. The rescue concluded with the man brought safely to shore.
Indiana Borough approves bridge plans over Paper Mill Run
Ordinance No. 151 adopts plans and specifications for a bridge over Paper Mill Run on Philadelphia street in Indiana Borough. Council authorizes Borough Engineer to advertise bids and Street Committee to contract construction with consent of Council. Enacted June 25, 1906 by Henry Tall and J A Taylor with Chief Burgess J A Crobsman approving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Street
Borough of
Indiana
H. C. Christy
Henry Hall
RB. Young
Public Sale Notice and Local Advertisements
Public sale announced at the late residence of Matthew Conner in White township on Friday July 6 at 1 00 pm including a bay mare milch cow brood sow farm tools crops and a one third interest in certain crops with six months credit terms. Also listings for strawberry plants by Lewisville Gardens strawberry plant sale July 16 20 and various local notices including a school record of Zella Shields and local bond investment recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Conner
White Township
W. R. Connor
Thomas Connor
G. W.oor
Lewisville Fruit and Vegetable Gardens
Addons
W. C. Diven
Hox 6
Livermore
Earthquake in Surf an Ordinary Morning Adrift in Fear
A San Francisco man Chirenee Be Judson, a United Railroads mechanic, describes surviving the earthquake while swimming off Forty second avenue and J street. He details being slammed by breakers, stunned, then escaping to shore, dressing, and sheltering with family in a makeshift tent for two nights. Also covered is a Hungarian phonograph forgery case where Alois forged his dying father’s will by voice recorded then played back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chirenee BE
Judson
United Railroads
J Street
San Francisco Chronicle
Naval
Arc
Hungary
Alois
Tie
Hatched Double Chicken Surprises Rutland Village
A hen owned by Henry Courselle of Rutland Vermont hatched a tiny fowl that is practically a double chicken. It has two separate wings four legs and half a second body. The creature is healthy voracious eater and runs with its mates though it uses only one leg set for movement while growing rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Courselle
Rutland
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Indiana Progress
Indiana Postoffice
Moorhead
Ala
A. Ralph Moorhead
Omerica
Ninth Seventh Street
Farmers
Miderton
Elders Ridge Academy
Miss Ha Spalding
Lee Cochran
B.C. Coleman
Charles Steete
WL. Calhoun
South Seventh Street
Jolie
A. Scott
I. A. Gilbert
United States District Court
Pittsburg
George Edgar MaClincy
Dixonville
Punxsutawney
A.M. Hammers
Seutawney
Cooper School
Montgomery Township
Jen Johns
Town
Clyde
Wilkinsburg
Mahoning Baptist Phurch
Planville
Niagara
Ing River
Henry Tall
Zella
W. D. Shields
Hortons
Torus
Aid
Ilness
Mater Massinmano
Prank Montresor
Adamson Brothers
Creekside
Y. Keppie
RED
Now
Hone, Pa
San Francisco
J. L. Culp
Penna
Christy & Son
North Sixth St
United States
Indiana Foundry Company
Yours Truly
Indiana Foundry Co., Ltd
Rossmoyne Flouring Mills
Rossmoyne
Frantz Bros
Penn’a
Thompson’s Insurance Agency
Deposit Bank Building
Indiana, Pa