Wettling Wins Sheriff Nomination in Tight Primary
In a slow counting Republican primary Wettling edged J A Creps by 245 votes to clinch the sheriff nomination as returns trickled in from two thirds of precincts. McMasters narrowly secured the county treasurer nod over Miller, while Cyrus Stouffer led the commissioners race with 42385 votes. Nichol and Roberts won county auditor spots, and delegates Thompson, Dugan and Myers were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Creps
Pollad
Lucky Man
McMasters
Stoufer
Shafter
Nichol
Roberts
Jacob Wettling
J. A. Creps
Wettling
I. R. McMasters
Glen Campbell
John Miller
MceMasters
Miller
Speedy
Cyrus Stouffer
Blairsville
George K. Shaffer
Rayne Township
J. M. Marshall
Town
Shaffer
Marshall
McGara
A. L. Gilbert
W. D. Gates
Gilbert
Gates
Charles A. Nichol
White Township
R. E. Roberts
Homer City
Ankenny
J. M. Thompson
Thomas E. Dugan
George W. Myers
Old Boys Seize County Basketball Lead In 31 19 Win
Old Boys captured the county championship series second game with a 31 to 19 victory over Kiski. Clair starred for the home team with six field goals. McCreight, McGregor and Seamor of Indiana aided Kiski in a hard fought contest. Worth noting was Gamble’s long drive and a strong showing by Gordon for the visitors. The famous Southside five set to play Old Boys Monday, after defeating Pittsburgh aggregation earlier. Also reports of recent deaths, Josiah Gibson and William Cunningham, with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivery
Kiski
Old Boys
Clair
Iyorana
Postion
Krixi
Id. MeKallo
Mudrelelt Garder
Davies Ciegor
Gould
McCreight
Moorheaid Gamble
McGregor
Beangr
AB. McCreight
Gordon
Fun
Indiana
Refaree
Daugherty
Southside Five
Pittsburz
Bolivar
Irwin
Local Real Estate Deals Shake Town Properties Change Hands
Real estate agent A. Gilbert sold the Fritz property on Railroad avenue to Dennis Gambie for 1750 dollars. Gambie will move after April 1 after selling Water street property to James Dowes for 1800. Harry Clack bought the John McKendrick property on East Philadelphia street for 6500, now the John L. Paul home for J. A. Klingansmith. Gilbert also sold the Hosack property on Washington street to Mrs Christena McFarland for 1000. she plans to move to Indiana in April. A cement block dwelling will cost about 6000 on South Seventh street by R. Campbell. Lincoln concrete blocks supplied by Lydian Construction. Cook Simpson of Hamill bought a lot on North Twelfth street from S. Gibson, planning a new residence in Indiana. P. W. Kunkle farm in Washington township, 117 acres, sold for 3000 to Clark Little. sale via Cathcart & Wagner. Thieves attempted to enter homes of Harry W. Wilson and Mrs J J Stuchul. More county news on pages 4, 6 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gilbert
R. M
J. H. Fritz
Kuhn
Railroad Avenue
Dennis Gambie
Town
Mr. Gambie
Water Street
James Dowes
Jacksonville
Harry Clack
Glen Campbell
John McKendrick
Philadelphia Street
John L. Paul
J. A. Klingansmith
Farmers’ Bank
Gilbert
William Hosack
Washington Street
Christena McFarland
Kent
Mcfarland
Indiana
IR. Campbell
Jacob Hile
South Seventh Street
Lydian Concrete and Construction Company
Cook Simpson
Hamill
Erie
Twalith Street
Gibson
Archibald Ritchie Dies at Allegheny Home
Archibald Ritchie father of Mrs J Cunningham of West Philadelphia died at his Allegheny home on Saturday. He was a prominent contractor born in Ireland. Myra Cunningham and Mr Cunningham attended his funeral Monday and returned home yesterday. Dr Joseph McEwen of Philadelphia died at his sister's home in New Brighton on March 4 at age 72. born and raised in Plimville, this county, where his interment was made on March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cunningham
John Lucas
Jacksonville
California
Utah
Indiana
John Gilmore
Lucas
W. J. King
Oakland Cemetery
Archibald Ritchie
J. 8. Cunningham
West Philadelphia
Straet
Allegheny
Rittehie
Treland
Myra
Cunningham
Mr. Cunningham
Joseph McEwen
Philadelphia
New Brighton
Plimville
Marcel
Amicksburg
George Manderl
Dubois
J. W. Marshall
Zulu Whitsell
Panxsutawney
Clarke Shaffer
Arthur Kirkpatrick
Paskavant Hospital
Pittsburg
Lukehart
Charles Brink
Pla
Goon
A. Stear
Nebraska
Government Land
Clarke Ltkin
Greenville
David Mkin
Dr. Good
K. i. Sloppy
Brookville
D. Beers
Wit
U Beers
Blanco
Mark
Beem
Hildren
Blante
Ab Teast Askiny
Beers
Homer Dodson
Weston
Lawl
Walker Farm
Mr. Lewis
Bricksburg Borugh
Mary Lewis
Bine
Yale
Thomas Jimison
Buterbaugh
Hawk
Baltimore
Stith
Columbus
Mtude
Mea
John Ralrigh
Amanda Gilland
Borwinsviule
Mer
Cornan
Curwonsville
John Farnsworth
Eastern
Infant and others die in Pennsylvania area
An infant child of My and Mya Cline ton Rabbitt of Robinson died suddenly from pneumonia. Graved interment was at Wuirdell cemetery near New Florence on Tuesday. Gertrude Schrovengost, daughter of Menanders Ay TL, died aged 8 at Aeliregenpost, Plinville. Foreigner Nat Kolaci a miner in Graceton was killed by slate fall. body moved to this county. Hleming of Greansburg bought the Shearer farm in White township and moved here last week. News from neighboring counties page 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Gibson
Cherryhill Township
Taylorsville
B.S. Gibson
F.D. Donahue
James
Ebensburg
Mya
Clineton Rabbitt
Robinson
Wuirdell
New Florence
Gurtrude Bciuedengost
Fortrude Schrovengost
Menanders
AY TL
Aeliregenpost
Plinville
Nat Kolaci
Graceton
Greaceton
Hleming
Greansburg
Shearer
White Township
Don Bell
Bradford
Sara Nell
Oil Company
Enedian
Perritory
Bowser
Rachel McCreery
Taimill
James Miller
Chas. Zimmerman
Bert Behreceuposh
Punxautawney
Chas. Hamilton
Wilson
Klein
Dac Green
Pharaey
Western University of
Arch Miller
Mercer Eaywily
Wis, Place
Chueige
Amickburg Busy Local Items Highlight Journeys and Notices
Amickburg reports visits and travel among residents with Dubois and Pittsburg ties. Local incidents include a snow mishap injuring a foot, a stroke, and a nonfatal fall on icy stairs. Community events feature a church meeting, a republican primary attendance, and neighborhood visits by Clarke Lakin and others.
Personal Brevities Local residents on varied business trips
A string of short notices lists George King of Hanks testore Ey wily in Todi on business Mepdagy and W R Conner leaving for Vandergeitt to bathe. Other brief items mention visits to Piunxsutawney, Pittsburg hospital shifts for nurses, theatre work in Joannette, and social calls among residents of Normal, Whitn town, and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George King
Hanks Testore
Todi
W.R Conner
Jeaves
Vandergeitt
Mias Degnie Mekiminie
Butler
George B. Wilson
Down
Moa
Charles Garilith
Grinemore
Wila Learn
Johnny Bryan
Mir
M. Smith
Siliaburg
Darin
Misa
Alice Gailey
East Dale Sprout
Pittsburg
Passavind Hospital
Harey 2
Marshall
Joannette
Gertrude Fierold
Normal
James Wighmy
Ianth
Daugheer
Halon
Puissutawney
Goarestas
Harry McQinown
Nopil Sixth Street
A. W. Clowes
South Mahoning Township
Altoona
Ihomie
DuBois
Misnes Mary
Jessie Robinson
Bolivar
Leshin
Charlotte Crossman
Wes
John M. Daugherty
How
Jeannette
C.G. Burhowi
Marule Club
Wedding Bells Ring In Johnstown And Abroad
Dr KB Woodruff and Miss Henpiattia Von Luanen of Johnstown wed in Miami Fla after a Cuba wedding trip. The couple plan to live in Johnstown once they return. Also, Mr and Mrs WK Brandon of Indiana announce their marriage and a reception follows. New members join the New Century Club with speeches on uplifting workers. A social evening planned in White Township and other local events noted. Rev G O McCracken ill at home with grip infection. Miss Eda Nichol appointed teacher at Indiana Normal School and now teaching near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrueis von Linen
KB. Woodruff
Henpiattia von Luanen
Johnstown
Miami
Ila
Woodruff
Vine Wada
Big County
Indiana Normal
Cuba
Dohnatown
Dee Woodrich
Gown
Misa Nelilie Uifman
Meo
Michael Kantian
Ray
W. J. Wilson
McHorseay
Gerucin
Brandon
Indiana
West Phladal
Phia Street
Notinki Toaokur
Eda Nichol
Archie Nichol
Near Town
Indiana Nord School
Miss Nichol
Alverton
Westmoreland Gouly
Court Busy as Grummonwealth Trials Dominate Week
A crowded Indiana courthouse opened with Judge Telford presiding. Passions ran high as juries considered robbery, liquor licensing violations, assault with intent to commit rape, desertion and other criminal matters. Notable cases include Joseph Lydiak charged with robbery in a jail water closet, Morasco liquor-sale violations, and a case against Leary Stump for assault and intent to rape a minor. A night session was planned to complete several trials with around twenty four criminal matters scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydigk
Buchanan
Lydie
Lydie Donies
Lydisk Puilby
Eta Fia
Bean
Digtereh Abkorney
Wiese
Tata
Ams
Morasco
Commonwealth
Anderson
Leary
Bridge Contract Controversy Flows Through County
County investigators focus on Cherry Tree Dundee and MeSeage bridges amid claims of overspending and misallocated funds. Witnesses testified that commissioners paid for various items at the MeSeage bridge while other works appeared underfunded or miscomputed leading to strained public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aniddfers
Dundee
Aon
Sobeabie
Suburban town water system adds lines to connect towns
A new Latrobe Derry line extends toward Plainville as the suburban system expands to link Cyansburg with Tateghe and other communities. The work, funded by interests in Jinthong and nearby areas, will proceed soon, connecting important towns and improving county infrastructure. The Free Methodist congregation will hold a quarterly meeting at the church with preparatory services starting Friday evening led by Rev. Oliver Garnal of Blairsville. County news continues on pages 3 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haier
Hhis
Lawrhy
Free Methodist
I Town
Oliver Garnal
Blairsville
Also Mentioned on This Page
ORD Boys
Harry W. Wilson
Church Street
J. J. Stuchul
Fifth Street
Joseph M'Awen
Kiveed
Slate
Trother County
Llin L
Bod. G. Mloming Banks
WSS
Willian Blacklick
Blalysville
Hue
Mhompson
Baughman Blairsville
Buffington
Lalia
Jenking
WY Bo
Monroe
Rai
Albert Ferguson
Isi
Spires Brushvalley
Dayis
Seehle Conemaugh
AGI
Wy Robinson Conemiaugeh
Dolin Dearttop
Conemaugh
Leach Grant
Gil
McMillen Greer
Hadden
Eadi
Ales Dinbiar
Dobson Indiana
Colhura Indiana
Vuckenberg Hoss
Mitelin
Mekoan Indiana
M. Bergason Marion Center
Me Stachel! Mahoning
I. GC. Lewis
Mechanicsburg U
Montgomery Aid
Mt Bbs
AOL
Frank Bostic
D. Adamson Rayne
Lai
J Willis Aint Reed Rayne
Saltsburg
Sel Snicksbur
ASM
K. Lewis
Washington
Hallo Conn McCurdy Wheatfield
J. Watchison
BO. Wagner
West
Walter Mateoler
Mt. A. Warbison & Young
Young
W. W. Coulter
John Postlewaite
West Virginia
Highland Avenue
G. W. Senior
Amailose
Civcle
Ambrose Baptist Church
Nelie Matthews
Wrestburg
Catherine McQuown
H.M. Brandon
Cdhaighters
Zeman
Lyn
Caleb Snyder
Marion
W. Burke
Sgotidale
Charles McMillen
Ivolin
Wil
Kone Lime
Ses
Dames Burdlehaugh
Gipsy
Pate
Mery
Mia
Dueob Dha
Ana Town
Asocial
Lt. C. Nell
Aubrose
Mit
Edward Walls
Denton
Spant Mhuorsdiay
Mas
Kydiak
Ale
Anid Mos
Thompaon
Fanly
Birhayes
Ala Hghani
Danilo Mathiorn
Dcgednears
Dad Ait
Mes
Sidney Peltor
Saosediay
Wesley Palfee
Deakers Point
Rsw
Swat
Ohio
Cuntl Ciee
Baturday
Clareide Kank
Felonda
Hindate
Irnday
McPierson
Armadia
Grimble
Brandon, Kaupeman
Hota
Mintay
Mira Ds
Het Inpes
Iageda
Merde J
Me Torrence
Mra
J. Dy Brownlee
A. W. Mabon
David Blair
Meadm
Welchlen
Sohalcha
Mrcandl Mead
Wairmain
Riki
Mirai
Haguestia
Una Rebeces
Naimsiemanta
Johnstown Minster
McCracken
Joseph Adair
Church Streeh
Grimes
Pantoly Dick
Airy
Fudge Telford
Marrhige Lleansos
Whitey Township
Marvel
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