County Committee Sets Primary Date for April 2
In a brief Friday session the Republican County Committee fixed the primary date for Saturday April 2 with nominations closed. Main interest centers on the judge race between Samuel Cunningham S J Telford and Judge White seeking a third term. Other noted candidates include H M Lowry for register and recorder and District Attorney George J West. Republicans changing residence April 1 may vote in new district or ward but not lose voting rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge
A. L. Gilbert
Republican County Committee
Court House
Gilbert
Samuel Cunningham
J. Telford
Judge White
M. Jack
Congress
John S. Fisher
State Senate
Assembly
A. ¥. Cooper
Homer City
S. J. Smith
Glen Campbell
H. M. Lowry
Town
Dugan Glass Company Reorganizes Leadership Team
At a stockholders meeting last week the Dugan Glass Company elected officers for the year. John P. Mikin was named president, J. Clark first vice president, A. B. Cunningham second vice president, W. Ti. Allan secretary, Clarence R. Smith treasurer, and Thomas B.A. Dagan superintendent. The board of directors was re elected. On Saturday the plant's operation was transferred by the National Glass Company to the home firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugan Glass Company
John P. Mikin
Town
J. ©. Clark
Glen Campbell
A. 8. Cunningham
W. Ti. Allan
Clarence R. Smith
Tillsdale
Thomas B.A. Dagan
National Glass Company
Home Concern
Sewer bonds redeemed and dog killed by town council
The town council met Monday evening and redeemed sewer bonds totaling $900 from a $25,000 issue for sewer mains. An order of $5 was granted to Hert Roof for killing the mad dog that bit several residents two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hert
Local residents listed in critical health conditions
Mary Young of West Water Street is in a critical condition from nervous prostration. Mrs. Susan Hartman of Church Street suffers from pneumonia with serious condition. Wellington B. Kline is critically ill at his North Ninth Street home from complications of diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
William Young
West Water Street
Susan Hartman
Church Street
Wellington B. Kline
North Ninth Street
Nurse Training Plans Prompt Resignation Note
Miss Dollie States, a clerk at Stumpt's Department Store for two years, resigned this week. She will move to Pittsburg next week to enroll in a nursing training program at the Southside Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie States
Stumpt
Miss States
Pittsburg
Local News Digest and Page Listings for Indiana Markets
The directory outlines page by page sections including Personal Brevities, Real Estate Transfers, Recent Deaths, Miscellaneous Local News, Local Correspondence and an Interesting Letter on Scotland by C. Thompson. It notes Receipts and Expenditures for 1908 and various notices of interest across Indiana markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmage
Scotland
C. Thompson
Europe
Widow Ised for John D Patton Will Probate
The will of the late John D Patton of town was filed this week. He leaves his widow the residence and all household goods plus $20000. The remainder, real and personal, goes to three children Mrs Mary E Wilson John C Patton and Mrs James R Kogan in equal shares. John C Patton is named executor. Dated November 8 1894. Also filed last week was the will of James Rufiner Blairsville directing his entire estate to legal heirs with Charles F Ehalt named executor. Dated January 25 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Patton
Town
Register
Mary E. Wilson
John C. Patton
James R. Kogan
Lincoln
Kan
James Rufiner
Blairsville
Charles F. Ehalt
University Lecture by Prof Earl Barnes at Normal Chapel
Professor Earl Barnes of the University of Pennsylvania lectures at Normal chapel drawing large crowds from Chautauqua and England. He is noted as clear and forceful with decades of study and travel. His next lectures will be Monday evening March 21 on Our Spanish American Responsibilities and The Americanization of Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal Chapel
Earl Barnes
University of Pennsylvania
Barnes
Chautauqua
England
Family Struck by Six Smallpox Cases in Burrell Township
In Burrell Township Milton Hollis and his five children are ill with smallpox, all cases described as mild. The source suspects local neighbors sparked the outbreak, the latest week sees no new southern county cases, and no deaths reported. Blairsville resignations alter the county teachers examiners committee with new members B J Welch and Miss Mary McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrell Township
Milton Hollis
Hollis
Burrell
Blacklick
P. Archibald
J.T. Henry
Blairsville
B.J. Welch
Homer City
Mary McCormick
Bracken
Town
Masontown
Westmoreland County
Glen Campbell Union Church Dedicated Week of Services
The Union church at Glen Campbell was dedicated on Sunday with three services. Rev. d. Mills Bell presided at the morning sermon. A Sunday school rally occurred in the afternoon and Rev. W. H. Robinson presided in the evening with a sermon by Dre. D. J. Waller. Visiting schools professor GA Campbell of Armagh toured the northern county visiting schools for County Superintendent JI Stewart who was unable to leave home due to illness in his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Glen Campbell
D. Mills Bell
W. H. Robinson
Ga, Campbell
Armagh
J.I. Stewart
Real estate closings and business changes noted
Agents Roof and Kline closed Harry Daugherty’s farm in White Township to Benjamin Jamison of Ernest for 4000 dollars and Samuel Kimmell’s farm in Armstrong Township to E A Menning of Pittsburg. Jamison and Keller dissolve to form Keller and Son. WHL engages in Ohio. Harry Lockard to Ashtabula for tailoring business with his brother. G W Wheeler retires from grocery business and converts store into dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roof & Kline
Harry Daugherty
White Township
Benjamin Jamison
Ernest
Samuel ‘Kimmell
Armstrong Township
E. A. Menning
Pittsburg
WHL
Ohio
Harry Lockard
Ashtabula, O
Dell
Lyceum Meets Second Deena in Rough Saturday Night
Pittsburg Lyceum lost its second game to Indiana Club 3 to 1 after a scoreless barrel. Indiana used fouls for all points. Braddock’s U A C five fell 35 to 14 to Indiana Amateur Athletic Association. Cal Moorhead’s picked team beat East Liverpool 10 to 2, while Manchester lads prep to face champions Cal Moorhead in McKeesport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Lyceum
Indiana
Indiana Amateur Athletic Association
Braddock
Cal
Charles Moorhead
Will Bowman
Blaine MccCreight
John McGregor
East Liverpool
Ohio
Kiskiminetas Springs
Saltsbury
Cal. Moorhead
Manchester Boys
Manchester
Pittsburg
Christian workers to meet for county Sabbath school
A county convention at the Presbyterian church is set for next Tuesday to organize a County Sabbath School Association. An afternoon session at 1 30 and an evening session at 7 30 will feature Dr Muttehler of Philadelphia and county ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Muttehler
Philadelphia
Archie Fowler Sells West Water Street Residence
Archie Fowler sells his West Water street residence to Solomon Brown of town for 2075 dollars. New owner will take possession April 1. Mr Powter plans to erect a dwelling on the adjoining lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Fowler
West Water Street
Solomon Brown
Mr. Powter
Pittsburg Professor to Open Library Hall Dancing School
Prof. T. McDougall of Pittsburg announces a dancing school at Library Hall opening next Tuesday. Children will be taught from 4 to 5 30 in the afternoon with adults in the evening. He brings years of experience and has run successful schools this winter in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. McDougall
Pittsburg
Library Hall
McDougall
Deeds Filed for Right of Way in Township Areas
Deeds recorded in Washington and Young townships grant right of way to the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg Railway Company. Simon Fisher sells 18 acres for 288 dollars and 78 cents, Marvy Kisher 20 acres for 61 dollars and 50 cents, Josiah George 5 acres for 1,000 dollars. DM. Miller of Blairsville buys Samuel Lucas ice business and Lucas stock, to supply ice from Litster springs north of town this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and
Young Townships
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Company
Simon Fisher
Marvy K. Kisher
Josiah George
DM. Miller
Blairsville
Samuel Lucas
Town
Mr. Miller
Me. Lucas
Litster Springs
Marrié d Phil Month Bride to Samuel Dickler
Miss Bessie Abrams daughter of Mr and Mrs Abrams of town will marry Samuel Dickler of Pittsburg on March 28 in Pittsburg A new bakery will open by John Weichner in Blacklick this week in town plans indicate open later this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Abrams
Merr
J. Abrams
Town
Samuel Dickler
Pittsburg
Blacklick
John Weichner
Local land sale and newspaper route transfers
Lather Roof buys a lot at Eleventh and Maple from Blaine Wegley for 240 dollars. Henry Hall sells city newspaper routes to Charles Sweeney. Harvey Beck of North Sixth Street suffers scarlet fever after an attack at the Scarlet Foyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh and
Maple Streets
Blaine Wegley
Henry Hall
Charles Sweeney
Town
Harvey Beck
North Sixth Street
Personal Brevities from the County Seat
Local notes list residents and visitors including W. H. Bracken Advance Ben Keller Butler and others in town for the weekend. Mentions travels to Indiana Seechburg Pittsburg and Chicago, gatherings at churches and revivals, and a fall injury to Mrs. Sarah Smith. Also notes weddings relocations and a new business venture for William Moorhead in town.
Friends suspect foul play in Blairsville death
The friends of James Barr say he was found dying along the West Penn rail road near Blairsville and believe he was assaulted. Initially thought struck by a train, injuries suggest robbery ended by fear. Barr had $100 on him, and the suspected assailant fled before any robbery occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barr
West Penn
Blairsville
Gusault
Weddings Of A White 4 Elwer Kiki And Mary Kerr
Elwer Kiki and Miss Mary Kerr wed at the bride’s mother’s home in West Mahoning township. Roy Dimmick officiated as guests observed the ceremony with the bride in blue crepe de chine. The couple will reside on the Smathers farm near North Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwer Kiki
Mary M. Kerr
West Mahoning Township
Mary Kerr
Roy, Dimmick
Smicksburg Episcopal Church
Ltkin
Bride
Smathers Farm
North Point
Local couples wed in Episcopal church ceremony
Clark Hamilton and Miss Cora May Dodson of town married last evening at 8 30 o clock in the Episcopal church parsonage by Rev. George Rogers. Bride a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J M Dodson the groom son of Mr. and Mrs G I Hamilton. They will house keep at Matthias Coleman property on east Philadelphia street. Robert Grosse son of William F W Grosse of Oak street and Miss Mabel Cole of Pittsburg married at the bride’s parents home on Monday afternoon. Grosse employed at Chicago and the couple will reside there. Mr and Mrs G Meade Marshall of town witnessed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman-King
Milton Bowman
Crete
Myvide King
Center Township
J. Nycing
H. Blair Glass
Sarah King
A.J. Calvin
Jacksonville
Groen
Abram Bowne
AR. Richards
Belle Swarts
Howard Smith
Philadelphia
Lewis Hay
Lutheran Church
Richards
Clark Hamilton
Cora May Dodson
Episcopal Church
George Rogers
J. M. Dodson
Town
G. I. Hamilton
Matthias Coleman
Philadelphia Street
Robert Grosse
William FW. Grosse
Oak Street
Mabel Cole
Pittsburg
Bennett and Brown Tie The Knot At Bride's Home
Jack Bennett and Miss Pearl Brown, both of town, wed Wednesday evening at the bride’s parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Brown. Rev. Lee Perry of the Christian chapel officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett.brown
Jack Bennett
Miss Pearl Brown
Solomon Brown
Lee Perry
Christian Chapel of
Town
Local weddings and farm sale mark week in Cherryhill area
Uniontown groom Brooks Slanter marries Harriet Keffer of Graceton in Wayne Avenue ceremony conducted by Rev Swarts Crawford. Homer City pair Stewart Brickley and Wtta Duckley wed on Feb 7 at Swarts Crawford residence. Bertha Sloppy and Bluire M. Kline wed in Cherryhill township office. A Ralph Gunt of Blairsville weds Jerab Williams of Blacklick at Kibtwining by Rev Downing Temple. Lowry Cameron sells Fredrick Cameron homestead to son Homer C Cameron for 10000, plans western visit and Lansing trip. Annual inspection of Company F, Fifth Regiment, N G P, planned. second lieutenant election expected, likely Richard W. Watson. Mrs Sarah J. Read, from Johnstown, returns to town to reclaim her deserted infant in Crawford residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Slanter
Uniontown
Harriet Keffer
Graceton
Swarts Crawford
Wayne Avenue
Stewart Brickley
Garfield Stewart
Wtta Duickley
Homer City
Wayne Avenude
Lowry Cameron
Cherryhill Township
Mredrick Cameron
Homer Cameron
Cameron
Far West
Lansing
Mich
B.C. Cameron
Fifth Regiment
Library Hall
D. H. George
Richard W. Watson
Deaths From Fire and Illness Across County This Week
A series of fatal events reported across the county last week includes Gertrude Depp of Lindsey who died after a lamp explosion at her father’s home near Trade City. James M Miller of Washington township died of apoplexy aged about 74. Mrs Margaret Brown of Marion Center died after a long illness from pneumonia and consumption. Interments were held in local cemeteries. survivors include spouses and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Depp
Milton Depp
Lindsey
Jefferson County
Michael Warick
Trade City
Unis County
Chile
Round Top
Margaret, Brown
J. J. Brown
Nea Marion Center
George Morrison
Antin
Norman
North Mahoning Township
Nova
Covorde
Sabsbath
Civil War veteran John W. Goodlin dies at 70
John W. Goodlin of town died at his Philadelphia street home on Thursday from injuries after slipping on ice two weeks earlier. A Civil War veteran of Company T, 11th Regiment, Col. Conter's, he was 70 and survived by his widow and two daughters in Indiana and a son Elmer in Saltsburg. Funeral services held at his home Friday and body sent to Greensburg on Saturday for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Milder
James M. Miller
Washington Township
Willet
Elizabeth HE. Elrich
M. E. Church
John W. Goodlin
Town
Philadelphia Street
Mr. Goodlin
Col. Conter
Songdom
Indiana
Elmer
Saltsburg
Greensburg
Alexander P. M'Gough dies in Carbondale passage
Alexander P L McGough born and raised at West Lebanon died Thursday in Carbondale. He was once a leading devil in Horne's store Piltshire and a member of the late Momus McGough of West Lebanon with relatives in the county. Interment held at his Falelpolita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander PL McGough
West Lebanon
Carbondale
Horne
Piltshire
Ono
Momus McGough
Hit Falelpolita
Muck Haitien,Mich woman Lewin dies at ?
Mrs B A Lewin of North Muskegon Michigan died February 12 from heart trouble. Her maiden name was Hopkins and she was born and raised in Mast Mahoning township this Gow is
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muck, Hatien
Mes
B.A. Lewin
North Muskegon
Mich
Hopkins
Mast Mahoning Township
Gow
Temperance Society Formed at Creekside Meeting
A Creekside temperance meeting organized a local society with Mrs G Thompson as organizer and W. U. officers elected. President Miss Adin J. Mithwa, secretary Miss Ledia Mrochyteousuver, superintendent of missions Miss Stella Bothely, superintendent of railroad work Mrs Md dohustony, and Miss Nout Mreel named to posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creekside
Advocates of Temperance
Clothier Clemm and Moorhead Invest in Caldwell Store
Clotitig Clem and William O Moorhead have bought an interest in D M Caldwell’s clothing store in town and will move into the J M Cam binham property on Philadelphia Street. J J Hoover has sold the Philip Hawk farm in West Mahoning to Emerson Edmund of Pittsburgh for $1800. the 80 acre property was recently acquired by Hoover. Farmers Telephone plans connect Pony Run with Indiana this month. John Gibson, of town, welcomes a baby boy due February 21, keeping the household in delight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Moorhead
Youngwood
D. M. Caldwell
New Lim
J. M. Canbinham
Philadelphia Street
J. J. Hoover
West Mahoning Township
Philip Hawk
Emerson Edmund
Pittsburg
Mr. Hoover
John Gibson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Everal Seriously
News Directory
John Dd, Patton
Prof. Barnes
New Examiner
Jamison & Keller
M. &. Jamison
Robert Keller
My. Jamison
Keller & Son
G. W. Wheeler
East Philadelphia Street
Lyceum
Second Deena
Strong Manchester
McKeesport
Olympics
George Hetrick
Blamsyupe
Snyder
McCreery
Wilkinger
Barr
Hasinger
Dauer
Davis
George
Wolf
County Sabbath School Association
Dancing
Ice Man
Marrié d ‘Phil Month
Scarlet
W. HH. Bracken
Advance
Ben. K. Keller
Butler
Prof
W. Waddle
Taylorsville
G. MM. McHenry
J.M. and
Heshbon
John 2. Blair
Mittsburg
Cherryhill
Lowry McFeaters
William McFeaters
Sarah Smith
South Fifth Street
John Rinehart
Bolivar
Mont. Stephens
South Tenth Street
Harry W. Wimner
Near Town
W. Guthrie
Equitable Life Assurance Society
John Youngblood
Duquesne
J. S. Youngblood
East Oak Street
Andrew Wichner
Kim Haffle
Pittburg
John Wichner
W. M. Cunningham
West Philadelphia
Sim
Harry McCreery
South Ninth Street
Los Angeles
California
M. L. Zweizig
Leechburg
Eliza McFadden
John Lydick
Edward
South Mahoning Township
Portland
Ore
Thomas Caldwell
Parkwood
Caldwell
Frank Stephens
Vandeorgrift
Yowry Cameron
Hugh Moorhead
Medico-Chirurgien College
N,g
CG. C. Brown
Greanshurt
Brown
J. A. Brown
Pearl Lewis
Johnstown
Mavrion Center
Ood City
Alice McGinnly
Mavion Center
Teft
Allegheny
Tillie Booth
William Irvin
New York City
My. Irvin
United States Steer Company
Moorhead
Hoe
Wen Bir
Swahta
Hrosse-Cole
Wike-Slepey
Sarah J. Uead
Robert Crawford
Burns
Mopmer
Mira
Alexander P. M'Goughl
Bat Creakshire
Clotitig Clem
Farmers’ Telephone Company
Pony Run
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