Mother Stole Meat to Feed Children
Judge Telford disposes of Lambing and wife case for meat theft from E A Baker near Chambersville. They plead guilty. paroled for three years. George Burns sent to Huntingdon Reformatory for copper wire theft. Coal works superintendent Oldham held for trial on assault and battery after alleged advances to two women. Mon and Tue to hear long list of cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telford
Guy Lambing
Washington Township
E. A. Baker
Chambersville
George Burns
Homer
Huntingdon Reformatory
Justice of the Peace
James A. Crossman
T. Oldham
Ernest
Edward Coleman
Edith Dickey
Oldham
Nose Bleed Direct Cause of Man's Death in Armstrong
Excessive nose bleeding was the direct cause of James L. McKee's death at 49, a respected Armstrong township resident. He suffered a week of unstopable bleeding, weakened gradually, leaving a widow, a mother, and several siblings. Funeral held at his home then Indiana interment at Oakland cemetery. Other briefs note Plumville’s defeat by Marion Center, auto ordinances enforcement, a fire truck delay, Odd Fellows service plan, a Crab Tree postmistress appointment, Rebekah degree trip, and a Baltimore hospital patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. McKee
Armstrong Township
McKee
J. 8. McKee
Marion Center
Clark Meee
White Township
Minnie L. Adama
Washington Township
Nathaniel Grove
Nettie McKee
Getty McKee
Indiana
Oakland Cemetery
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Report
A circulated Indiana County transfer list notes numerous land and lot transfers. Notable deeds include 16 acres to Mary J. Gray for 16000, 60 acres to Mike Blelath for 800, and 18 acres to Harry Kinnan for 400. Several properties in Blairsville, West Wheatfield, and Green are involved with varied sums and buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Sintve
Monroe Fetterhoff
North Mahoning
Fetterhoff
Thomas
Vans
Brushvalley
John W. Evans
Alies Robinson
West Wheatfield
Wm. i
Lewis
Wm. J. Stitt
Assunce
Blairaville
R. KB. McChire
Grifith
Pins
Mike Blelath
A. Domenica
Washington
G. Spadero
Dy. R
Whitworth
Conemaugh
Mary J. Gray
Wm. H. Buterbatgh
Harry Kinnan
Henry Luckhart
J. B. Kunkle
Center
D. H. Fitzhonts
Coal Mining Co
Hast Wheatfield
H. H. Weaver
Greenwich Coal & Coke Co
Green
Greenwich Supply Co
RE. O. Clements
Indiana
Charlotta M. Huey
Antonuccio
Pietro Vita
Empfield
Della M. Daugherty
Mary Fath
D. R. Tomb
John Burkett
Grant
Howard J. Burkett
John M. Leech
Cherryhill
F. M. Uncapher
Death Separates Washington Couple in Willet Area
Mr and Mrs J C Hoover of Washington township near Willet faced tragedy last week as Mr Hoover aged 75 years 5 months 26 days died of araemic poisoning. A Civil War veteran born and raised on the family farm, he leaves widow Mrs Hoover bedridden and unable to attend the funeral. Survivors include children H K E Hoover Willet W H Hoover at home and Mrs P W McCreight near Shelada along with eight grandchildren and a great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hoover
Washington Township
Willet
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
H. K E. Hoover
W. H. Hoover
P. W. McCreight
Near Shelada
Commencement for Elderton Only Graduate Alice McCoy
Elderton held a full week of ceremonies ending last night with Miss Alicea McCoy receiving a high school diploma. Rev. R M Work delivered the baccalaureate sermon from the Elderton United Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elderton
Alice McCoy
Alicea McCoy
Elderton High School
Elderton United Presbyterian Church
Commencement at Hellwood For Pine Township High
Pine Township high school holds its commencement Friday at 8:00 PM in the Presbyterian church. A class of five will receive diplomas: Grace Wallace Raymond Wallace Rose Hagosin Grace Yohner and Joseph Evans. Principal James Z Sloan will present diplomas with assistant Mary K Schnebley aiding. class motto Honor belongs to him who succeeds. Arbutus flower and white and light green colors define the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Schnebley
Arrests and drama notes from Ernest and Kenton
Constable W A Kunkle of Creekside arrested John Doe at Ernest on Thursday on an old charge for cutting Andy Fedlin last July. Fedlin was badly wounded and disfigured. Doe, an Italian with a bad record, fled and was captured on return to Ernest. A new play Diana by Miss Marie Barnard and Harry B Marshall, performed by a Kenton society, received praise as artistic and financial. Squire J W Smith of Rossiter plans to run for County Commissioner on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Kunkle
Creek‘aide
Ernest
John Doe
Andy Fedlin
Doe
Fedlin
Pliny
Diana
Marie Barnard
New York
Harry B. Marshall
Kenton
Ohio
Squire J. W. Smith
Rossiter
Smith
Weddings of a Week Show Local Couples Marry
Multiple couples from Indiana and surrounding townships wed in recent ceremonies. White-Alter, Miss Nelle Aster, and others tied the knot at home ceremonies with pastors from local churches. Grooms include Indiana Normal football captain and a furniture store employee. Brides come from Glen Campbell, Rossiter, Blairsville, and nearby towns. Quarantine news notes Foot and Mouth relief in southern county and continuing restrictions in Punxsutawney Hempfield. An engagement announced links Miss Altus Robinson to Rev Gray Aller of Western Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Normal
Indiana Steam Laundry
Indiana
Mias Altus Robinson
W. H. Robinson
North Sixth Street
Gray Aller
Western Theological Seminary
Wi Form Organization Forming In Dace For Veterans
A United Spanish War Veterans camp will be formed in Dace soon. Eligible members should send names to C C McLain or Walter Ayers of Indiana Pa. Also noted are visits and appointments including Mr and Mrs Steele Warner traveling to Indiana and H W Moore visiting Marion Center residents. John It Hart, acting postmaster at Clarksburg, was appointed to the post last week. John Blue of South Bend was summoned by his father's death in Chambersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
C. C. McLain
Walter IT. Ayers
Indiana
Steele Warner
Marion Center
H. W. Moore
White Township
Stella Warner
John It. Hart
Clarksburg
John Blue
South Bend
Ind
David Blue
Chambersville
J. W. Stahl
Wellwood
Holmes
Clymer BR. D
Mr. Stahl
W. Kissinger
Cherry Tree
William Kissinger
Locust Street
Cresson
Pennsylvania Railroad
G. J. Clawson
Tarentum
J.C. Replogle
Wayne Avenue
Mra. Replogle
Clawson
Daytona
Florida
Jacksonville
Pla
New York City
California
Colo
M.D. Heard
The
Grange National Bank
Patton
J. Wa. Parnell
South Sixth Street
Personal Brevities from Indiana and Nearby Towns
Local residents and visitors are listed in social notes from Indiana and surrounding towns. Names include Dan Optield, Rosaleer, Willam Bonnell, Mrs. James Gulp, Birmingham College, Assemblyman Wilmer Wood, Miss Myrtle Mekkendricks, D. J. Wells, Mrs. Thomas L. Dick, Miss Wilda Bruce, T. & Ruffner, and many others, with brief mentions of travel, visits, business, and schooling across Pennsylvania and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Optield
Johstown
Wits
Indiana Vialier
Rhitay
Sanire
WW. Smith
Rosaleer
Ain Bala Cathe
Mer
Joseph Ming
Piemaien
Willam Bonnell
Albany
N.Y
James Oo
Gulp
Selhol Street
Piltshore
Miller
Civirer
Taetani
Nelo McGrego
Birmingham College
J. J. Waddell
Tunnellon
John Orr
Pittsburg
Tidlanw
Marry Toed
Wdna Read
Vandergrift
D. T. Jewart
Slomerk
I. 4
John A. Pridley
Greensburg
Indiana
Misgella McCormick
Minnie Russell
Town
Johnstown
Mrnitay
Wilmer
Wood
Harrisburg
Helen and
Fay Simpson
Chestnut Street
Mia
Robert Taylor
A. T. Taylor
South Fifth Street
Laura Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
Roger McKee
P. B. Kelly
GC. C. Little
Indiana R. D. 2
D. J. Wells
Thomas L. Dick
Heshbon
West Philadelphia
Charles Cline
RB. M. Clark
Punxsutawney
Indiana Iisi
Mary McFarland
Ruth Wath
Carrie
Hulda Houck
Washington, D. C
L. H. Moorhead
Thelma
Florida
Wilda Bruce
Trobert Bruce
Culver
T. &. Ruffner
Dixonville
Progress
Mahoning Sabbath School Convention Opens Next Month
The Mahoning City Sabbath School Association announces its first annual convention to be held in the United Presbyterian Church in June. The detailed program lists devotional services, addresses, and topics on Sabbath school work, child training, temperance, and missionary reports, with multiple speakers including Rev. Copeland, Rev. Teets, and Rev. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Sabtath School Association
Mehl
Mahoning City
Sabbath School
Mahonings
TS Agibaugh
Babhaih School
Morrow
I. Ll. Teets
Toptz
Salbnaih
Wiltar Whitrera
Snp
Beit
Opie
Ftoney
I. J. Roberts
Weinesday
Slawart
Thace Cochran
Waffimillton
Tr Iy
Mraner
Ida M. Dodson
J. R. Stuchell
Copeland
Mariah Crawford
J. T. Davis
County Sabbath School Association
Local Firm Wins Sewer Contract and City Improvements
Bennett & Shearer were awarded the sewer construction contract at $5 367.64 covering Philadelphia Street, Fourteenth Street, Maple Street, Taylor Street, and Lomist Street. New sidewalks ordered on Oakhand Avenue and Ninth Street sections. Hospital grounds beautification planned with over 1000 trees and evergreens, plus a cleared oaks grove. Also notes a surprise birthday apron shower, new Grange officers, Automobilia Club election, Women’s Relief Corps social, a Blairsville inmate’s sentence, and six fallow deer shipped for wildlife conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett & Shearer
Town
Philadelphia Street
Thirteenth Street
Borough Lnes
Fourteenth Street
Philadelphia
Church Street
Maple Street
PLT. R
Twelfth Street
Taylor Street
Chastnut Street
Lomist Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Oakhand Avenue
Eleventh Street
St. Ghair Proberly
Oakland Avenue
Church
Ninth Street
Philadelpha Street
Gampers Alley
Oak
Chestnut Street
New York City
Indiana County General Hospital
Windber area notes on town life and events
In Windter and Blairsville region notes, residents visit Indiana and Pennsylvania towns, with church events, dances, and fairs mentioned. Wilbur Raullin, Margaret Graft, and various locals attend social gatherings. A fire at a local building is briefly reported with minor damage. The baseball team trains for summer play, and property changes include the Pattison block sale to Mrs James R. Daugherty for 16000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Street
Pattison
Idwin Minshield
James R. Daugherty
Civil War Veterans Answer Roll Call in County News
Two well known Civil War veterans Rasne township residents led local defense of the stars and stripes during the sixties. Wam Siivinon Sr. and David Ulue died at home in Chambersville aged 81 and 84, after long military service and farm work. Burial followed at Crooked Creek Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stdvison, Sr
David Clae
Chambersville
Defenders of the Stars
Unul Stripes
Local Obituary Roundup From Charryhill and Nearby
John Waltermire of Charryhill township died at home near Clymer on Wednesday age 18 years four months one day born in York County December 26 1827. He fathered 11 children sons and daughters. 21 grandchildren and three great grandchildren survive. Interment in Manor Cemetery. Julia Sutter of Laeckst died Thursday. services at Pineshireh Sunday. burial in church cemetery. She lived in Lorust nearly 20 years. Paralysis and a recent stroke left her crippled. survived by a brother and a nephew in Lotis. Alexander Vetternian and Alexander Pettarman, Canoe township residents, died this week aged 65. four sons and four daughters survive. interment in Union Church cemetery. Newton Fitzgerald, about 60, died near Georgeville on Wednesday. survived by several children. David Alonzo Long, formerly of this county, died at Turtle Creek on Sunday aged 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Die
Ireland
Armstrong Township
Rayne Township
Mr. Ilue
Co. A. Tein PL V. 4
Drs
Ile
Binyne
Sam
Margaret
Kithinning
John Blue
South Bend
James A. Getty
Claudette
Rebecca Blue
Chambersville
Charles Ball
Aof Creekside
Edward Tompson
Wellysburg
Inter Blue
Johnstown
Frank Une
Pittsburg
Sis
Washington Presbyterian Church
Rev. Roberts
John Waltermire
Charryhill
Clymer
York County
Blu
Algc
Schulte
Cemetary
Ditia Sutter
Julia Sutter
Laeckst
Pineshireh
Whureh
Lorust
Lotis
Alexander Vetterinian
Alesander Pettarman
Canoe Township
Union Church
Newton Fitzgerald
Georgeville
Davi A. Long
David Alonzo Long
This County
Turtle Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mer Story
Hugsband
Coal Company
Plumville
Speedy
Ansley
Mardis
Kirk
Marion
Troupe
Jones
Burgess J. I. Shaffer
Fire Department
Oda
Indiana Lodge of Odd Fellows
Sue McDermott
Crab Tres
Westmoreland County
J. Richard Clements
Rebekahs
Indiana Lodge
Daughters of
Rebekah
Baltimore
James Cunningham
Robingon
Hellwood
TPN
Laney Carryll
William Laney
Rosamond IL
Carroll
J. W. Carey
Laney
Milton Laney
Stevings Streams
Johnstown Sanitary Dairy Company
Graff
George W. Rishel
Margaret L. Brenner
North, Sixth Street
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Burrell Township
Punxsulawney
Hempfield
Westmoreland Comity
Glenn Bowers
Sarah E
William M. Laney
Rosamond L. Carroll
George Rishel
Margaret L. Bruner
Jefferson Co
Tra
Council
W. N. Buchiui
Dayne Township
George Buchanan
Shelaeti Grane
Masher
Harry
Frank Baildeckurar
Parker Millers Crenikey
Auto Ohlects
Indiana County Automobilia Club
Lan le
Graceton
Sutton
Wire Place
Fecrotary
Richerms
Blairsville
Rose Palmer
Wild Life League
County Towns News
Coackidick
Snot Wissinger
Windter
Tows
Domthey
Mas
Pabarer
Pibtsburg
Uva
Don
Wether
Tome
Uie
Wilbur Raullin
Margaret Graft
Ivink Rightman
Gresson
Maurice Ridrigh
Randall Campbell
Minnie Ruffner
First Presbyterian Church
WR. N. Flattman
Salina
Jlelen T Huston
Joe Huston
Blacklick
A.M. Bell
Wilkinsburg
Walter Lyda
Nora Kelly
Tampa
A. Cappelletti
A. EB. Gillespie
Union
Jason Garson
Idiana
Harry Weston
Ralph Raver
Coral
Jack Ward
Iatrobe
Mer. Ward
Josephine
Will Wendling
Liberty
Jacob Brown
Russell Marsh
Carl Frederick
Por C
Frederick
Wpworth
Black Tek
Klairsville
Cokeville
Branch
Strangford
Craceton
Hamar City
Teblana
Methae
Brine
View Presidenhe
Clara Gearhart
Whawedklick
Martha Carson
Upwer City
Showarth Type Baker
Buirsville
Denie Hawg
Mondsey Tren
Golver
Tle
Fel Peterman
James Planing
Jeb Wolly
Linnie Kynck
Inddana
Frank Macklis
Edward
John Mack
East Wheatfielt
San Francisco
Mary Bosgick
Scranton
Edwin Empfield
Itowa
Stars and Stripes
Rasne Township
Lin
Wam Siivinon
David Wlue
William Stivisen
Ghira Stivison
Chambersvill
Emily McQuown
Susannah
Lydia
Alexander
Co. I
M V. D
Crooked Craek
Clara Stivison
Andrew Stivison
Freeport
Hale
Wiliam, Jr
Gate
Lois
Frank
Meda Stivison
Cloyd Love
M. L. Rowland
Crooked Creek Baptist Church
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