Fifth regiment reunion honors Civil War veterans
The Park Veteran Drum Corps performance at the Fifth regiment reunion drew praise as veterans of the Civil War impressed Indiana attendees. The feature portrait, the corps, and a record of members were provided by John P. H. Shields, with several veterans named for their roles and service. Capt. John Kinter and other wartime veterans are highlighted, including the enduring emblem of the Red Heart of the First Division, 24th Army Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Regiment
Park
Indiana
John P. H. Shields
L. N. Park
Marlon Center
T. St. Clair Thompson
Home
A. S. McGinnty
Marion Center
Richmond
24Th Army Corps
Army of the James
Col
Dandy
100Th New York Volunteers
A. D
John Kinter
125Th Regiment
P. V
74Th Regiment
Benjamin Rochester
Wilson Shields
Park Vetera
J. M. Hawk
Petrolia
Butler County
Drant Corps
78Th P. W
Negrey
Army of Ts | Cumberland
John Rankin
Five Points
7&Th Regiment
Rankin
A. H. Hess
Gipsy
DeVose Blose
Sprankles Mills
Jefferson County
Watt Kinter
Chambersville
Personal Brevities Highlight Local Visits and Travels
A dense list of brief notices records residents of Saltalaaga Glenna Passi Cawl ey and surrounding towns visiting friends, attending events, or traveling. Names include Mrs Charles Books Mrs John L Getty Harry H Brilhart Miss Nanunle Calhoun Esther Bennett and many others with trips to Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia and Atlantic City plus local errands and minor incidents.
Notable Local Deaths Across Willet and Nearby Towns
A string of obituaries from Willet area towns notes the deaths of prominent residents. Nips hott, Diedasen, and others are remembered for Civil War service and long local business ties. Survivors include children in Verona, Tamarack City, Wilmerding, and Morrison, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willhin T. Sinth
Washington
Horner
Willet
Phumereck Tinted Presbyterian Church
Decensed
64Th Regiment
Blarry J. Smith
Verona
Mra J. 8. Dickson
Prospects of Major Coal Sale Near Chambereville
Rumor says a block of premier coal land from Chamberaville to Davis, spanning Crooked and Plum creeks, could be sold soon. Seneca Coal Company is the prospective buyer, with the Shannon heirs' land near Chambereville key to the field. The remaining land is being optioned at 45 an acre, up from prior terms, and Shannon heirs may have been offered 100 an acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca Coal Company
lDistrict
Shannon Heirs
Chamberaville
Davis
Crooked
Plum Creek
Sugar
Redding Run
Creak
Chambereville
Shannon
Indiana child dies from phosphorus poisoning after eating matches
Edwin K Wood Jr age two years and one month died Monday night from phosphorus poisoning after eating matches. He showed no early symptoms, later convulsions led to death despite medical care. Survived by Dr. and Mrs Edwin K Wood of School Street. Funeral services scheduled for 2:00 pm with Rev B S Crawford, Oakland Cemetery interment. Community extends sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Steffy
Henry Steffffy
Morrison
Abraham Stolly
Marion Center
South Dakota
George and
Mon Ry Keller
J. Reed Adams
J. Read Adams
North Fifth Street
67Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
J. B. Adams
Plainwell
Mich
W. R. Adams
Denver
Col
Harry E. Beatty
Town
Viola Kate Adama
Catherine Kennedy Henderson
W. G. Hendricks
Bolivar
J. P. Dailey
Johnstown
Hendricks
A. J. Kennedy
Blairaville
Alice Robinson
St. Grant Kennedy
Wilkinsburg
Josephine Kennedy
Edwin K. Wood
School Street
Edwin
BS. Crawford
Oakland Cemetery
Loose Dogs to be Impounded and Led by Owners
Town Council passes strict ordinance requiring dogs on streets to be led by owners with a chain or cord. A dog pound will be established. $1 impounding fee, 48 hour hold, then euthanization. Owners pay $2 to recover their dogs. Annual borough financials approved. State examiners named for normal school board. Indiana Normal trustees re elected. Drowned man in Leechburg area. funeral plans set. Woman hospitalized after stair fall answering doorbell.
Golden Wedding Anniversary of John and Farnsworth
Invitations mark the fiftieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Farnsworth of Grant township Hastrun. Mr Farnsworth born August 2 1835 in Huntingdon county and moved to this county as a young man Mrs Farnsworth Mary Ann Buterbaugh born July 9 1841 near Pleasant Valley Now Lovejoy. Seven children Ida Eva Clara Willis Louise and others plus seventeen grandchildren will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Farsworth
Eastrun
John Farnsworth
Grant Township
Hastrun
Warnsworth
Huntingdon County
Farnsworth
Mary Ann Buterbaugh
Frederick Haterbaugh
Pleasant Valley
Lovejoy
Ida
Joseph Houk
Eva
T. B. Alligon
Larentum
Clara
John C. Thomas
Homer City
Father and Son Stricken With Paralysis Same Day
Peculiar co in cidence links affliction of Thomas and William Hart of Clarksburg who were en route to Iselin for medical aid when both father and son suffered strokes within hours. Postmaster William Hart also had a slight facial stroke on Sunday morning. The elder Hart, a Clarksburg merchant, drove to seek care for his son before suffering a stroke himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
William Hart
Thomas Hart
Clarksburg
William
Iselin
Geo. Hart
Loughry
Albert Hart
New Firm at Newstand Formed Huey and Moorhead Take Over
Frank E. Moorhead becomes partner of Chas. B. Huey at the Indiana Newstand. The business will operate as Huey and Moorhead. Moorhead, a Chestnut street native, recently returned from four years in New York to enter local enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Moorhead
Chas
Huey
New York
Indiana
Among the Apple Trees serial to debut for girls
Progress will publish a new serial titled Among the Apple Trees likely next week. The wholesome farm tale shows how apple blossoms become orange blossoms and highlights sturdy farm life traits for young readers. Lost hand at Hetrick & Wilson flooring mill Friday evening. Harry Daugherty of North Ninth Street had his left hand amputated at Indiana hospital. R Lee Cunningham and Miss Margaret Gourley to marry at noon today at the bride’s home in Parkwood Leechburg. about 40 guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltalaaag
Glenna
Laawrenee Locka
Passi Cawley
Charles Books
Sehoal Street
Salsbury
Tatbiritay
St. Kenstub
Nellie
Creekside
Millsburg
John Houk
Buffalo
Niagara Malle
Royden Taylor
Chicago
John B. Taylor
Wayne Ayvenue
Charles Grimt
Hellwood
John L. Getty
Church Alreal
Pittsburg
Harry H. Brilhart
Leslie Brilhart
M. J. Treece
Brackenridge
W. Treece
Arcadia
Nanunle Calhoun
Oak Street
New Alexandria
John Nealer
Fred Jamison
Greenaburg
B. Lensure
Cookport
J. C. Leasure
Tarriet Ritchay
Saltaburg
Mary Ray
Waterstreet
W. H. George
Center Township
Elders Ridge
Noble G. Miller
Astora
Daugherty Bros
E. O. Clements
Joseph Clements
Rose Scheuer
Atlantic City
Susan Weasinger
North Sixth Street
Laura Hasinger
Apollo
Mabel Cunningham
Samuel Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
Milton Dickey
Kenneth
John Kerr
Shelocta
Esther Bennett
Philadelphia
Poss Hill
Leechburg
Leechburg Railways Company
William Jobe
Florence
New Florence
BK. Jobe
Water Street
Mary Fornwall
Taylorsville
Wiliam McFeaters
Annie Shaffer
Maple Street
A. B. Lear
Edna Braughter
Rochester Mills
M. Bell McCann
Bert J. Shields
Harry
Wilson C. Shields
Rayne Township
Los Angeles
F. Carl
Glen Campbell
Chambersville
Mary Lowry
White Township
J. ©. Moorhead
Behooytract
J. McManus
Edgar
West Newton
Briggs
State Division of Zoology
J. i. Rochester
Marion Center
Geo. W. Kauffman
Presbyterian
Wisdom
Mont
E. of. Mauffman
Robert Cauldwell
Genter Township
Mr. Caldwell
Thomas Caldwell
Stanley MccNees
Blairsville
Normal School
C. A. Lina & Co
EB. M. Lockard
Church Street
California
Utah
Pennsylvania
Re Union
Indiana
Ife
Wim
R. Lee Cunningham
John Cunningham
Parkwood
Margaret
Gourley
Anna
Clara Cunningham
Tera
FE Cat
Cure
Three Estates Divided Bequests In Wills Filed
Wills filed in the Recorder’s office include Emanuel Kunkle of Blackfick naming grandchildren and daughters with specific monetary bequests and executrix Mrs Jamies Dias to sell real and personal property for division of receipts. Mary Shearer inherits Ann Eliza Shearer estate with executrix role. James Rosborough heirs receive farm and specified goods. executors named William Mosborough and William McKelvey. A second item notes a mad dog scare in Blakeville and local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Kunkle
Blackfick
Dorothy Kunkle
Earl Bennett
Tralph Stonebraker
Ernest S. Kunkle
James Dias
Arthur Kunkle
Jamies Dias
Mary Shearer
Slater
Ann Eliza Shearer
Conemaugh Township
Recorder’s Office
Joseph Rosborough
William M. Rosborough
Teatetor
Las
Willam
Bila
Rosborough
Mia
James A. Rosborough
Mary I. Walker
Netta M. Ferguson
Hilan B. Kelly
Anna L. Robertson
Cora
M. Ferguson
William Mosborough
Wiliam Mc
Destructive fire devastates Rossiter on Friday
A major blaze in Rossiter Indiana destroyed 12 buildings and damaged many more in the town's business district. Originating in Nathan Abrams store and dwelling, the fire spread along Main Street despite bucket brigades and aid from nearby towns. Two men were overcome but revived, while Brandon Hotel suffered extensive losses and authorities listed dozens of individual property damages with totals near ninety thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossiter
Indiana County
Nathan Abrams
Abrams
DuBois
Purssutawney
M. J. Dwyer
Brandon Hotel
M.S. Murray
Jacob Frantz
Jacob Hagger
W Hagger
Paul Miller
J. W. Smith
Frank Fera
Fera
J. Miler
Thomas Lynch
Miller
J. Bee
Teresa Naddo
Peter Fullen
Naddo
Joseph Bumgardna
Charles Gallaro
Bruna Lana
James Jones
John Hopking
M. J. Murray
Comdy
John ¢Iiston
Murray
B. Dt Breckstein
Peter Wiley
J. Sanders
Wiley
Brandon
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Indiana County Last Week
Real estate transfers took place in Indiana County during the past week with multiple parcels sold. Names include Margaret Bishop Jessie Rishel N H Ross Andrew Bartlebaugh John W Gall T Call Anna Reed Watzell Millie Fleming William Sickelberger Rowland Claypool A Roshoiro Dixon Run Land Co Mark Halovacsko F S Stumpf Heth Lowman Rosa Mazza Joe Miccelli D L Frech Harry A Lydick Frank M Myers Elmer E Lewis P G Mundorf Barbara Farner John ONeil Barbara Farner Z T Walker Robert Campbell Levi Baker Tessie Mack J A Palmer Braggle Forney and others with sale prices ranging from 100 to 1600 dollars.
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Idiana County
Margaret Bishop
Jessie Rishel
N. H. Ross
Green
Andrew Bartlebaugh
John W. Gall
Weat Mahontg
T. Call
Anna M. Reed
Center
W . Watzell
Millie Fleming
William Sickelberger
Rowland J. Claypoola
White
J. A. Roshoro
Dixon Run
Clymer
Mark Halovacsko
Co. A. Buchanan
Indiana
Samuel M. Streams
F. S. Stumpf
Armstrong
Heth Lowman
Rosa Mazza
Joe Miccelli
D. L. Frech
Dixonville
Harry A. Lydick
Allen
Frank M. Myers
Elmer E. Lewis
Conster
P. GC. Mundorf
John O'Neil
Conemaugh
Barbara Farner
Zonas T. Walker
East Mahoning
Robert & Campbell
Aggla A. McGregor
Levi Baker
Tessie Mack
West Wheatfield
J. A. Palmer
James Timbiin
P. Ba Ey
Bragglo Forney
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J. Wilson Shields
Kellysburg
Dr. L. N. Park
Rive
Sattaburg
John Dixon
Lancaster
Saliaburg
Frank P
Freeport
George R
Portland
Ore
May Dixon
Boston G. Mackstone
Boston G. Blackstone
Strus
Kinter
Henry Clyde Kinter
Samuel K. Kinter
Andrew Morton
Burrell Township
Mabel Taulsa Orr
Mabel Loulao Orr
W. M. Orr
Twolick
Koward Shaulla
Daniel Shank
Close Street
Samuel
Glhson
Pennsylvania Hospital
Gibson
Frank Overdorff
Railroad Avenue
Dangerously
J. Cal George
Biderton
Normal
State Supt. of Public Instruction
Schaffer
H. B. Davia
W. W. Spigelmyer
Union County
H. H. Baish
Altoona
R. Co. Lamberson
Fulton County
Burdette
Teechburg
David Howards, Jr
David G. Howarde
Onberg
Bethel Church
Mary Lydick
Newstand
Pine Flats
Williams & Steffy
Thompson
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad Co
Lo H. J. Miller
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Sagamore
A.M. Harbiaon
West
Lebanon
Hugh Wiley
Blakeville
Mr. Wiley
Milton G. Miller
Joseph Ogden
J. F. Allshouse
South Bend
H. L. Lukehart
Vandergrift Heights
H. Lukehart
Lukehart
Vlaimes