Three Years in Penitentiary for Assault Case
A Western Penitentiary term follows convictions from the county court. George Ordilla received the heaviest sentence for assault and battery with intent to kill, fined $100 and costs, plus three years in the Western Penitentiary. Other defendants faced fines, costs, or jail terms for burglary, larceny, and related crimes. convictions included Bruce George, Hugh Jackson, Findley, ONeal, and more, with varying penalties and sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peniten v
Ciitokens
Telford
Heggsons
Evans
Bruce George
George
Hugh Jackson
Blairsville
Findley
O'néal
Jackson
Bert Ranyan
Ranyan
Joe McCauley
Blacklick
William Maple
George Ordilla
Boss
Polly
Ordilla
Mitchells
Ordills
Western Penitentiary
George Rearick
Sloan -&.McElhoes
Creekside
Harry Beer
Venilla
Louis Badkivsky
Ihn Briggs
Lovejoy
Wis
Small Fire at Livery Barn Sparks Brief Blaze
A bottle of hardened air exploded near a stove at the livery barn run by Damison and Gilkey on Monday afternoon, starting a small fire. The miscue involved softening the content and caused light damage before authorities responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damison & Gilkey
Wills Filed For Joal Fink and Lawrence Rieth Miller
Wills recorded in Greana burg and Hast Mahoning township detail bequests. Joal Fink of Livermore empowers executors to dispose of all real and personal property for widow’s life, with remainder to living children in equal shares. Lawrence Rieth Miller's will provides widow use of money and farm during her life, with a daughter Louise given a farm home, and children sharing remaining personal property. later distributions to Kate’s children after widow’s death. Joseph Pearce of Clarksburg leaves $10 to two children and Mrs Pearl Ashbaugh, rest to sons Smith and Bert Pearce. dates 1900 and 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joal Fink
Livermore
Greanaburg
Charles B. Fink
H.M. Falr
Iri
Lawrence’ Riethmiller
Hast-Mahoning Township
Ban Bean
Kate
Albert Hawkins
Charles
Louise
Joseph Pearce
Clarksburg
J. A
William Pearce
Pearl Ashbaugh
Smith
Bert Pearce
Pensions Granted and Local Notices
Notices from the Pennsylvania Pension Bureau list petitions granted including Lintner, Thomas, Mander, Marsh, Hancock, and Gray with monthly reissues or increases from February 1907. Social events feature Easter plans, euchre gatherings, and a dance at Library Hall, plus store openings by Heyman Bros. in Indiana. A lightning strike damaged telephone lines causing small fires, and a large auction at H. O. Cameron’s farm drew immense crowds. The Pardons Board continued Carmene Renzo’s case and W. Hy Buterhaugh’s arson case. Property sales include T. A. Gilbert selling a Church Street lot for 1800 and Dr. Woodlark purchasing Grant and Twelfth Streets corner lot. a Rochester Mills tract sold for 8000 at public sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania “Pension Bureau
Joseph B. Lintner
Blairsville
Lewis M. Thomas
Indiana
John .Mander
Caroline ‘Marsh
Salisburg
Andrew Hancock
John I. Gray
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Deed Records
Real estate deeds recorded in Indiana County show transfers across multiple townships and towns with varied acreages and prices. Notable entries include Grant 14 acres to Peter Reithmiller for 485 dollars and Green eight lots to J O Clowes for 800 dollars, plus numerous other parcels and monetary values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Charled
Mountain
Grant
Peter Reithmiller
Millie Fleming
Green
O, Clowes
Harry White
Indianna
Harvey T. McCaughay
Margaret C. Corvall
Blairsville
Maria Donaldson
Q . Ry Wissinger
Rayne
D. BR. Lewis
Hugh W. Smitten
North Mahoning
W. J. Orr
Henry Neiler
White
Klingensmith
Samuel Klingensmith
Young
D. Ff. Rinn
Webster Keasey
Webster Keasey Lumber Co
Albert M. Mack
Hast
Wheatford
Clark Davis
Elizabeth B. Miller
Washington
Jacob Saddler
Braughter
Jacob.m. Haun
Margaret. A. Simons
Marion Genter
A. S. McGinity
Frank J. Lieb
Brushvalley
Auld Run Coal Co
Jacob Wettling
Glen Campbell
State Capitol Savings & Loan
Association of Harrisburg
Martha Pease
Indiana
James Pease
Joe J. Campbell
Homer City
Jos Shimps
Margaret F. Jack
Dixon Run Fand Co
Clymer
Mary Marty
John D. Patton
Edward Rowe
W. G. Gresh
Burrell
M. H. Gresh
John Z. Gibson
Armstrong
Milo H. Hileman
TA. Gilbert
Margaret J. Hill
John W. Rowe
Marion Center
Matilda J. Kelly
Indiana, Clymer & Creekside Street Railway Co
Andrew Ness
Cherryhill
John 8. Ortner
J. Harrison Lydick
Clowes Wohler
John.Houk
Susan Groft
Governor Hanley III Falls Ill in Indiana Visit
Governor Hanley of Indiana spoke planned at the Normal school chapel. though confident he would lecture, he fell ill from indigestion and nervous exhaustion. Doctor advised absolute rest and he stayed at Hotel Moore until Monday before returning home.
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Hanley
Indiana
Hare
G. 1
Simpson
Moore
Big Indiana
Little Todiana
New Rural Mail Routes Planned Out of Rochester Mills
New mail service to establish three rural delivery routes from Rochester Mills on May 1, replacing Hamill Locust and Nash ville post offices and perhaps Marchand. Route No 1 runs south to Nashville and Deckers Point. Route No 2 serves areas west and northwest via Hamill Marchand and Covode. Route No 3 goes north to G S Braugh ter Locust Fairview Canoe Ridge south to Little Mahoning creek. Seeds for Progress subscribers can reserve garden seeds by postal card with limited supply. no seeds before next Saturday and children require parental order in writing. A kitchen shower to Mrs O I McCall at J H Burton’s home surprised her. The condition of Hon J B Hammond of Bolivar is improving after typhoid fever. last week was critical.
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Rochester Mills
Hamill
Locust
Nashville
Marchand
Nashville and
Deckers Point
Marchand and Covode
G.S. Braughter's
Fairview
Canoe
Little Mahoning Creek
Bree
Progress
Lease ties Johnston farm to Heinz for Blairaville truck farming
Leat a Plager and Bert Wynkoop of Galbleton operate a 0 Baw a mill on Wednesday near Armstrong township. The H. J. Heinz Company of Pittsburg has leased the Johnston farm near Blairaville and will conduct truck farming on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Wynkoop
Galbleton
Bef Armstrong
Blairaville
H. J. Heinz Company
Big Prebling Concern
Pittsburg
Johnston Farm
Local social notes span Pittsburg to Blairsville visits
A page of personnal tidbits lists numerous residents and guests in town from Pittsburg, Blairsville, and surrounding areas. It records doctor meetings, travels to Marion, Indiana, and Westmoreland, plus multiple farewells and welcomes, with names such as M. Gordon, Frank Lieb, Mrs. J. W. Marshall, Samuel H. Hughes, and many others visiting relatives or conducting business over the week.
Blairsville Public School honor roll named for this year
Blairsville public school honors include Valedictorian Paul Taylor and Salutatorian Odla Pongt historian Susan Trlece as artist Kenneth Grant and donor Dora Conner among a list of named students. Two plays titled Class Day and Mrs Briggs of the Poultry Patrol accompany the regular commencement program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville Public Schoola
Paul Taylor
Odla Pongt
Susan Trlece
Artlst
Kenneth Grant
Dora Conner
Ophimjat
Elva Baker
Oliver Delancey
Elmer Caal
Ras Redpath
Nell Olaawwaon
Briggs
Deaths in Blairsville and surrounding towns
Recurring death notices report Samuel Hay of Blairsville aged, with a Blairsville business career passed to his son Lyman Ray His survivors include George Lyman Cyrus Stouffer Mary Margaret Jenks and Mrs Holmes Dysinger Interment occurred in Blairsville Also noted are the deaths of L McGallister former Indiana President in Seattle James Shields of Lewinville a Civil War veteran and member of the Grand Army of the Republic Mrs Thom of St Louis and Mrs Hicks of Marchand with funeral and interment details provided for each case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hay
Blairaville
Althow Ray
Cherryhill Township
Armagh
Blairsville
Lyman Ray
Margaret J. Johnston
George
St. Paul
Minn
Lyman
Mis
Cyrus Stouffer
Mary
Margaret
George Jenks
Brookville
Holmes Dysinger
Atchison, Kan
James Shibedb
James Shields
Lewinville
Conemaugh Township
Co. EB
206Th Regiment
P. V
Grand Army of the Republic
Ramuel
Livermore
Templeton
Qragon
W. T. Shields
Oregon
John Brown
Derry
Charles
Death of Rev W B Bergen Former Bolivar Pastor
Rev W B Bergen former pastor of the M B church at Bolivar died in Alkon Ohio on Friday of consumption aged 46. He left Bolivar last November for the south hoping climate would aid him but did not improve. He is survived by his wife three daughters and one son. The remains arrived in Bolivar yesterday and interment will be made there today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. McHenry
James Speedy
Indian Territory
McHenry
Springfield
Thomas White
Chicago
Harry White
Croylands
White
Sanborne Map Company
Pacific Slope Department
San Francisco
J. C. 0. McCracken
B. Adair
Church Street
Middleport
W. 8. Bergen
M. B
Bolivar
Alkon
South
Mrs Ruby Young Dies in Dunlo at 25
Mrs Ruby Young wife of Benjamin Young of Dunlo died at her uncle 8. &. Smith home on Sabbath morning from tuberculosis aged 25 years 4 months 23 days She is survived by her husband a daughter Rory a son Harold her mother Mrs Ruth Alckman and three brothers R T Windbor Toyul Grisemore and Arthur Shiman
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Martha Hicks
Abraham Hicks
George Hicks
Marchand
Lutheran Church
Trade City
Reva
Brabely
Faust
Ruby Young
Benjamin Young
Dunlo
Smith
Rory
Harold
Ruth Alckman
R. T
Windbor
Toyul
Grisemore
Arthur
Shiman
MIRA MANGA CARSON ISLADE OF WHITE TOWNSHIP DIES
Miss Margaret Carson former resident of White township died at her brother Dr Jason Carson of Blacklick on Saturday evening from cancer aged 60. The remains were brought here yesterday morning and funeral services were conducted in the chapel of the Presbyterian church with interment in Oakland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Carson
White Township
Jason Carson
Blacklick
Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Obituary notices for Leech and Davis families
Herbert Leech, son of the late J. P. Leech, died at his brother’s home in Warren Ohio. The family long lived at Reccasgedwig Tadlang. He was brother to Mrs. A. Me Hammers now of Punxsutawney. Interment was in Oakland cemetery. Richard Davis of Hooksville, aged about 80, died of heart trouble. He was son of Mr. and Mrs. George Davis and grandson of pioneer David Davis of Blaizeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Leech
J. P. Leech
Harvey
Warren
Tadlang
A. Me Hammers
Punxautawney
Oakland Cemetery
Richard Davis
Hooksville
George Davis
David Davis
Blaizevilie
Easter Music and Services Brighten City Churches
Easter will be celebrated with special services across town churches. The MBR church, Presbyterian, Baptist, United Presbyterian, Lutheran, St. Bernards Catholic, and Christ Episcopal congregations will host morning and evening services featuring choirs, cantatas, and organ preludes. Notable offerings include works by Mason, Barnby, Danks, Manney, and various organ numbers plus cantata pieces and Mass selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MBR
George 8. Holmes
Erirret
Cathing Hall
Manon
Barnbyr
Mason Postlido
Presbyterian Church
Swartz Crawford
Charles T. Manney
Baptist Church
H. F. King
W. #. Sudds
Christ
H. P. 1 Danks
United Presbyterian Church
J. Day Brownlee
Mary McCreight
Jowls
Bosthove
Goun Tey Bula
Doran
Waward Gleelegian
Kotzackoaar
St. Bernards Catholic Church
Warner
Peters
O'Salutaris
Hamma
Christ Bipiscopal Church
Riot Denounced by Min ds at Dubois meeting
A United Mine Workers convention in District No 2 at Dubois adopted a resolution denouncing the June 8 1906 Erneat shooting and flagrant violations of the living and human law. Nicole Macors paraded, allegedly fired upon by guards, and died. The convention raised 200 for Macrons widow and urged a modest monument at the spot of the deaths. The district reports a nearly 3000 member decline from last year’s strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vato
United Mine Workers of America
Dubois
Erneat
Nicole Macors
Macora
Macera
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Jupital
Zews
Cunninghams Hall
Indiana County Hospital ‘Association
Ite
M. Leech
Cunningham
A. T. Shead
J. D. Irving
B. Wills
Irving
Orr
Mra
Seeee EL Son Claix
Laura
Hougary
Monk-John
Leech
Godfrey Marshall
Lidunker
A. L. Gilbert
Fy ‘Wattling
Ai T
Moorhead
T. D, Hildebrand
Walter H. Jackson
M, Lockard
A. W. Mabon
Henry Hall
Joseph W. Glemonta
Ria Payiaw
Pier Patry
Peer
Beidel
Kuntz
Wee Bocheater Mills
Corals
Mido
Willa
Griffith Bilis
William S. Allan
Library Hall
Kettering
Greensburg
Tom .H.hildebrand
High Home
Church ‘Street
W. L. Allan
Pottaville
Thomas
Moore Hotel
Heyman Bros
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Sloan
Morrow
Caroline. McMillen
South Mahoning Township
Ambrose
Plumville
Gibson
H. O. Cameron
Union
State Board of Pardons
Harrigburg
Carmene Renzo
Renzo
Jnll
W. Hy Buterhaugh
Thia A
Qambris
T. A. Gilbert
Cbureh Street
Milligan Hill
K. Rikers
Daniel Frech
Grant and
Twelfth Streets
Dr. Woodlark
Consislaration
Big Timber Trust
Ae Prget
Hanley III
Normal
Elkin
H. Burton
McCall
J. B. Hammond
Hammond
M, GC. Gordon
Frank Lieb
Hbensburg
J. W. Marshall
Pluciville
Samuel H. Hughes
Sharpaville
R. G. Johnson
James J. Tinckom
Hugh Mack
Clyde
David B. Townsend
South Bend
Tails
B. W. Stewart
North Ninth Street
Plimville
Samuel M
Charles H. Shields
Fannie Nixon
North-Sixth Street
Frank Anthony
Buffalo
Sarah, Anthony
Railroad Avenue
Q Clark
North Nioth Street
Philadelphia
Wm. McCrady
B. W. Smith
North Sixth Street
S. T. Peffer
Maude
J. M.zehner
Milton Guthrin
Lafayette College
Hess, Schieble
Memisburg
O., .Was the Guest, of the Family of 5. M. McHenry
Water Street
Lucinda Mitchell
Shelosta
J. 8. Mitchell
Allegheny
Z. T. Kelly
Hamar City
H. H. McLain
Johnstown
Joseph Moore
Pleasant Valley
Misa Caroline Daugherty
Charles Burhenn
Jeannette
Salinburg
D. B. Baird
Bessie
Lou Anthony
Wilkinsburg
Luella Edinger
A. O. Shea
Josephine
Uasts
P. J. McGovern
North Venth Street
Stewart Gailey
Gailey
Andrew Gailey
Oak Street
George Boyer
Armstrong Township
Martha
Edith Dodds
Mast
M.L. Dodda
South Tenth Street
A. M. Hammers
Karl
Punxsutawney
Mmma Thompson
Plamville
B. Crawford
Blairsville College
Winona Churchill
Edna Coon
Ida Bhielde
Milas Runa Shields
B. ©. Crossman
J. W. Marahall
William Clark
Boward
Mra. Clark
Ollie Tonkin
Cherry Tree
Will
West Chester Hospital
J. R. Stumpf
South Saventh Streat
Harry McQuown
Denver
Solow
Ellie Creps
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Creps
Constable Doln B. Reed
Gravit Township
Reed
Washington County
J. Wilse McCartney
North Seventh Street
Sara J. Lockard
J. A. Halstead
Hedden
New York State
Thomas J. Robinson
Robinson
County
Mr. Robinson
Qafield Wire Clay Company
County Medical Society
Blaieville
Indiana County Medical Society
L.5. Clagett
J. W. Carson
Wm. 3. Ansley
Saltsburg
Geo. Simpson
Ney Prothero
W. J. Pennock
J. B. Carson
Thia County
John A. Caldwell
Blanche
Natrona
Parkwood
Caldwell
Bert Orr
Willet
Dayton
Ore
Alqgoop
M'Chacken
Samuel Airgood
Mary BH. McQracken
Dockers Point
Squire James A. McQuown
Grant Township
Pupua
Tadlang Ladder Company
South Africa
South America
Mexico
Sandwich Islands
Porto Rica
Samuel Ray
L. McCallister
L. McGallister
Seattle
Wash
Oxford
Maine
Ths Place
Alleman
Reed Station
Ann Arbor
Mich
Jhnnip M, ‘Thom
Jennis.m. Thom
J. C. Thom
St. Louis
J. M. Guthrie
Guth‘ria
86, Louis
Henry C. Thom
W. A. Guthrie
Martha Ncke
W. B. Bergen
Ats, Benjamin: Young
Mira Manga Carson
Lerch
Riohard Davis
Rellnions Egent
Creekside Drug Store
Handa
Johnston
Washington Towneship
Margaret Leathers
Ohio University
Ada
Western University of Pennsylvania Ab. Pittabure
Five Points
Oreeke Aide Pharmacy
Lebanon
Bantia
Olan
Bla
Waa