Closing School Day at Boroughs Ends Classes with Diplomas
The Borough Schools close a highly successful term amid celebrations and commencement plans. Students and teachers united for a record year as diplomas are awarded tomorrow evening in Library Hall with performances by the Cosmopolitan Mandolin and Guitar Club.
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Woodlay
Vyrogress Seth
Neil Ferguson
Myrna Boreland
Neusie
Wilda Miller
Mabel Reed
Lai
Myrtle Shownhimn
James
eVinunev
Myrtle Bath
Gretta Givens
Marc de McCheight
Mabel Walker
Ormion
Ar- Clap Wilson
Joehard Watson
Suincher Nishi
Elizabeth Young
Wilda Muilfer
Helen Sweenex
Ethel Stuchell
Martha Saxtor
Misfred Thompson
United States
George Bell
Gileaver Nesbit
Deav
J. Day Brownlee, Jr
Rad ‘Thomas Griffith
Mnmsic
Cosmopolitan Mandolin and Guitar Club
Ethel Sindel
Harry Earhart
Cosmopolitan
Mandolin and Guitar Club
Maude Steinrod
Martha McCreight
Ton
Johu DP
Elkin
Session of Argument Court Before Judge White
A Tuesday afternoon session before Judge White disposed of multiple cases. Proceedings included motions by the District Attorney and various court orders, with rulings on attachments, strikes of verdicts, and creditor actions.
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White
Alexander McCormick
Abraham Wallace
Gert Cummins
Henry Pearce
B. Commonwealth
Harbison
Faith
John Gibson
Commonwealth
Sarah Porter
Thomas Sutsne
Harry W. Wilson
J. Ot Guthrie
Helen Sutton
Jeremiah Stake
W. E. Dodson
Hannah Stuchell
Judge White to Speak at Beaver Falls Commencement
Judge White will deliver the commencement address at the Beaver Falls high school exercises on Friday May 29. He will also give a memorial address in Pittsburg the following day. Additionally he is scheduled to speak at Blair county's semi annual centennial program at Holidays Barg on June 11.
Constable Arrests Two Hungarians on Train Disorder Charge
Constable D HK Pringle arrested two Hungarian men at Graceton last Thursday evening after conductor Mullen reported them to Squire Kellar for disorderly conduct on the train. The incident followed an in formation note to the magistrate about the disturbance.
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D. HK. Pringle
Graceton
Mullen
Squire Kellar
Plumville Woman Undergoes Delicate Surgery Plans
Mr. Dr. Christopher McEwen of Plum ville was taken to West Penn Hospital Wittsburg last Friday for a delicate operation. Her husband, 2d son Dr. Charles, accompanied her.
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Christopher McEwen
Plumville
West Penn Hospital
Wittsburg
Charles
William Arthurs and Ida Cole Wed in 1496
William Arthurs of Allegheny and Ida Cole of Tuppers Plains Ohio were married May 4 1496. The ceremony was performed by Rev David S Killing.
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William Arthurs
Allegheny
Ida Cole
Tuppers Plains
Ohio
David S. Killing
Theft Report of Robe From Buggy at Third Ward Hotel
A kuee robe was stolen from a buggy at the Third ward hotel on Sabbath. The sewer knows who took it. If returned to the hotel it will save the thief bushels of rattble.
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Third Ward
Vindon Postoffice Opens at Possum Glory
Vindon is the new postoffice established last week at Possum Glory neat Kenwood. A. J. Farbaugh has been appointed postmaster.
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Vindon
Normal High School Ball Team Schedule at Apollo and Alberry
The Normal low ball team will play at Apollo on Saturday and at Alberry on Monday.
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Apollo
Alberry
Battle With Snakes Strikes Elderton Man
An elderly Elderton resident, Daniel Fraily, fought off a nest of large blacksnakes after killing one near the old Dixon hotel. Four others attacked, one coiling around his leg before he trampled it, leaving Fraily exhausted and soaked in sweat. Two dead serpents, five and five feet ten inches long, were found at the scene while three others fled to nearby rocks.
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Daniel Fraily
Elderton
Dixon Hotel
Memorial Day Program in Smicksburg Honors Fallen Heroes
Smicksburg plans a patriotic Memorial Day program with a 2 p.m. Main Street procession to multiple cemeteries. Committees include D. A. Lukehart, Even Lewis, and Dr. D. B. D. R. Crawford. Memorial exercises conclude at the Presbyterian church with music, prayers, uniformed youth tributes, and an address by Rev. Hile.
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Smicksburg
Messrs
D. A. Lukehart
Lewis
DB D. R. Crawford
M. E
Pittsburg & Eastern to resume road construction
A Pittsburg & Eastern dispatch states that the contract for the line from Mahaffey to Saltsburg will be let within days. The road is 50 miles from Saltsburg, work halted last fall, but will be pressed to completion. The company recently connected with the Carnegie & Butler route, though many think the Burnside to Barnesboro branch may be built first.
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Pittsburg & Eastern Railroad Company
Muthaffey
County
Saltsburg
Mahaffey
Pittsburg & Eastern Railroad
Carnegie & Butler
Burnside
Susquehanna
Barnesboro
New Postmaster Secures Bond for Office
Franklin Sansom was appointed postmaster and, after securing a $14,000 bond on Saturday, expects to receive his commission this week. Postmaster Langham will open a law practice in the Farmers Bank building.
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Franklin Sansom
Langham
Farmers Bank
Accident injures four in Green township
Mr and Mrs Simon Baterbaugh of Green township were thrown from a buggy when their horse bolted after church. They suffered considerable bruises but no serious injuries. The same day two young men named Shank of Green township were also thrown from a cart with one man receiving a severe head cut.
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Simon Baterbaugh
Green Township
Mr. Baterbaugh
Shank
Snake in Boiled Egg Startles Major Cobb at Breakfast
Major J. B. Cobb of Goshen reports a startling incident at breakfast as a live snake emerged from a shell after a hard boiled egg was boiled for three minutes. He swore an affidavit to the extraordinary event.
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Goshen, Inc
J. B. Cobb
Cobb
Local East Mahoning Couple to Wed Tomorrow
Mr J C Moore and Miss Emma Thompson of East Mahoning township will marry tomorrow at noon at the bride’s parents home, Mr and Mrs William Thompson. About 40 friends will witness the ceremony. Both are well known young people in the neighborhood.
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J. C. Moore
Emma Thompson
East Mahoning Township
William Thompson
Rattlesnake Den Found Above Cramer Ridge
In East Wheatfield township a den of rattlesnakes was located on the ridge above Cramer. Last Wednesday Mr. Jeremiah Ling entered the area and killed six large snakes, reporting at least as many more escaped.
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Cramer
Wheatfield Township
Jeremiah Ling
Sheep dogs devastate flock in Young township
Last week sheep dogs caused havoc in Young township killing two sheep and injuring five others for J. R. Campbell. Benjamin Long reported six losses with one injured. The county paid the total loss of 38 dollars.
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Young Township
J. R. Campbell
Benjamin Long
Lost and Won. Normal Team Loses at Home Then Wins at Johnstown
Normal boys, hosting Shady Side academy, fall by nine runs in a hard fought baseball clash despite strong catches by Gerhard and solid plays including two Normal double plays. Johnstown visit yields an incomplete game after a disputed umpire call in favor of Y M C A, with Swift pitching and St Clair at third providing the notable efforts.
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Shady Side Academy
South Side Association
Arfairs
Gerhard
Shady
Williams
Normal
Frost
Shady Side
Johnstown
Swift
St. Clair
Owens
Opanen
McElhoes
Fulton
Sherrard
Grant
Robinson
Morrison
Ist
Geer
Robson
Schultz
Hamilton
McConnell
Rees
Wilis
White
Clymer Water Company Elects Officers and Directors
In a Thursday meeting at G. W. Hood’s office, the Clymer Water Company elected officers and directors for the coming year. New directors are G. W. Hood H. M. Bell J. M. Fox Joel Fink and T. L. Harvey with G. W. Hood as president H. M. Bell as secretary Jas R. Daugherty as treasurer and B. B. Tiffany as collector.
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Clymer Water Company
G. W. Hood
H. M. Bell
J.M. Fox
Joel Fink
T. L. Harvey
Jas
R. Daugherty
B. B. Tiffany
Bell Lewis and Yates Co Sell Plant to Rochester & Pittsburg
The Bell Lewis & Yates Co sold its entire plant to Rochester & Pittsburg Coal Co. The deal includes over 12,000 acres of coal land in Clearfield and Jefferson counties with mines, equipped railroads, 100 coke ovens, company stores, and other assets. The property connects with several rail lines and possession is slated for May 15. Estimated price around $3,000,000.
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Bell, Lewis & Yates Co
Rochester & Pittsburg Coal Company
Clearfield
Jefferson Counties
Bell & Lewis
Reynoldsville
Falls Creek
Buffalo
Rochester & Pittsburg
Erie
Allegheny Valley
Ridgway & Clearfield
Presbyterial and Home Missionary Meetings Set for Freeport
The twenty second annual Kittanning Presbyterial Foreign Missionary Society and the fifteenth annual Home Missionary Society meet in Freeport on Wednesday and Thursday, June 3 and 4. Delegates must send names to Mrs T B Elder of Eldersridge and Mrs A T Bell of Home Pa.
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The
Kittanning Presbyterial Foreign Missionary Society
Home Missionary Society
Freeport
Missionary and Christian Endeavor Societies
T. B. Elder
Eldersridge
A. T. Bell
Home
Advertised Letters for Indiana Pa May 12 1896
Remaining in the office at Indiana, Pa., May 12, 1896. When calling for letters please say they were advertised giving date. J. N. Langham, P. M. Names listed include Rev. V. Dye, J. B. Bush, Miss Suella Fink, Miss E. E. Jones, William Lydick, J. M. Loudenberger, Harmond Rider.
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Indiana, Pa
V. Dye
J. B. Bush
Suella Fink
E. E. Jones
William Lydick
J. M. Loudenberger
Harmond Rider
J. N. Langham
P. M
Local Names List from Blairsville and Surrounding Areas
J Frank Isenberg M34 Lukie Hill Thos R Johnston M4 Mary Baker Burlington two Brushvalley two as danie Saltsburg Pa Westmoreland county Blairsville lus John W Clawson Annie M McCreery Blairsville 16 James C Moore East Mahoning two Emma C Thompson East Mahoning two
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J Frank Isenberg
Lukie Hill
Thos. R. Johnston
Mary Baker
Burlington
Brushvalley
Danie
Meeting of Summer School Principals Set for Saturday
A meeting of summer school principals will be held in the County Superintendent's office next Saturday at 1:00 p m. The purpose is to set dates for upcoming teachers' examinations and to discuss requirements for certificate applicants.
Rich iron ore deposits spark regional mining effort
oxide of iron found in paying quantities across 100 acres in East Wheatfield township extending into Cambria county. Ore abundance supports quarrying and shipment to multiple points. A stock company will be formed with leading East Wheatfield citizens and capitalists from Johnstown and Pittsburg.
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Cramer
East Wheatfield Township
Cambria County
Johnstown
Pittsburg
Religious services and events in Cockport and nearby towns
Several communion services and sermons announced for next Sabbath at Cockport Baptist Cherry Tree Baptist East Mahoning and other churches. Memorial address and Decoration Day rites planned by Rev M M Sweeny. Ordained pastors installed and visiting preachers described, with tent meeting preparations and large congregational attendance noted.
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M. M. Sweeny
Ebenezer
Clarksburg
M. FE
Lewis Hay
Daugherty
Sharpsburg
Slater
Disciples of Christ
Fifth
Water Streets
Dr. Hall
Friends
New York
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Saratoga
Dr. Wherry
The
American Tract. Society
Illness Delays Baccalaureate Sermon At Apollo
Miss Elizabeth Waller daughter of Dr and Mrs Waller of Normal school has been seriously ill for a week. Her condition worsened Saturday causing Mr Waller to miss his engagement delivering the baccalaureate sermon tied to the public schools commencement. Her health has shown little improvement this week.
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Elizabeth Waller
Y M C A Directors Elect In Minneapolis
Thursday's Minneapolis Tribune reports the election of Y M C A directors in Minneapolis. Among news officers named is H M Davis a prominent attorney and son of McLain Davis of Normal. Davis is rising as a leading lawyer in Indiana.
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Minneapolis Tribune
8. M. Davis
McLain Davis
Normal
Indiana
Misses Widdowson depart for Kalispell Montana
Misses Elizabeth and Fannie Widdowson, long residents with their sister Mrs C J T Long of the Third ward hotel, left Monday evening for Kalispell Montana. They will visit their brother T L Widdowson who runs a large dairy there and will likely remain in Montana all summer.
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Elizabeth
Fannie Widdowson
C. J. T. Long
Third Ward
Kalispell
Montana
T. L. Widdowson
Widdowson
Commissioners inspect bridge sites in Banks and Mahoning townships
Commissioners Black and McElhoes toured northern county areas last week to inspect a bridge site on Bears Run in Banks Township, view a new bridge at Loop in West Mahoning Township, and assess a potential bridge over Ross Run near Frantz's Mill.
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Black and
McElhoes
Bears Ran
Banks Township
Loop
West Mahoning
Ross Run
Frantz
Miss Jean Rowe Promoted to Rowe College Department
Miss Jean Rowe of White township left Monday for Johnstown to take charge of a department at Rowe College a prominent business and commercial school in that city.
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Jean Rowe
White Township
Johnstown
Rowe College
Business and Commercial School
That City
Greene township man jailed on grave crime charge
Andrew Pittman of Green township was lodged in jail Tuesday by Constable G W Patrick. He is charged with a grave crime by four girls of that neighborhood.
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Andrew Pittman
Green Township
G. W. Patrick
Blairsville Class of Seven Graduates at Commencement
Blairsville high school held its commencement in the school hall last Friday. Deputy Attorney General John P. Elkin delivered the address on Pessimists and Pessimism, urging the class to pursue true greatness by faithfully performing life duties. The event closed with fond farewell to Prof. McKee, whose leadership has shaped the school.
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Blairsville High School
McKee
John P. Elkin
Blairsville Courier
Growler
Elkin
Webster
Henry Clay
Kentucky
Indiana County Medical Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Indiana County Medical Society met in Dr John M St Clair s office for its yearly business session Tuesday afternoon. Officers elected include President John M St Clair Vice President William Hosack Secretary I P Klingensmith Blairsville Treasurer M M Davis and Censor Dr McMullen Brushvalley Delegates to the state convention are W L Shields Kent I P Kliegensmith Blairsville and W B Ansley Saltsburg Resolutions were adopted honoring the late Dr Wm Anderson who served as secretary for 20 years Dr W B Ansley of Saltsburg read a paper on The Recent Advancement in Medicine followed by a lively discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Medical Society
John M. St. Clair
William Hosack
I. P. Klingensmith
Blairsville
M. M. Davis
Dr. McMullen
Brushvalley
Scribner and Smith Show Driver Pleads Guilty in Court
Human Agent Thompson filed against John S. Baker for abusing a horse. Baker pleaded guilty before Squire Kline, fined 10 dollars plus costs. A theft during the show led to police finding two single trees and a spreader. Daugherty recovered them after a search warrant. The case was settled with a $7 payment to Squire Kellar.
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Scribner & Smith’s
Thompson
John S. Baker
Squire Kline
Wm. Daugherty
Blacklick
Daugherty
Swindler Posing as Treasury Detective Targets Counterfeit Coins
Local farmers and merchants are warned about a fraudster posing as a treasury detective seeking boronus coins. He inspects coins with a chemical that turns genuine dollars black, labels them fake, and confiscates them while threatening arrest to keep victims silent.
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Treasury
Jurors Listed Ahead In Messenger Says ProGEEss Compare
The Indiana Messenger notes readers were shown jurors for June term last week while other county papers will publish this week claiming Messenger is a week ahead. The ProGEEss on April 29 published the jurors earliest possible date, unlike the Messenger claim.
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Tans Wank
IndianaMessenger
The
Messenger
Progeess
Progeress
Mr. Ruben H. Ling Stricken With Stroke In East Wheatfield
East Wheatfield township leader Mr. Ruben H. Ling is critically ill after a Sabbath stroke of apoplexy. The prominent citizen remains under medical care as doctors monitor his condition.
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Ruben H. Ling
East Wheatfield Township
Died at Work in Dilltown Flour Mill
William Devlin of Dilltown dropped dead at about 10 in the morning while working in George M. Stephens flouring mill in Buffington township. Heart disease listed as the cause. Wife and four children left with no support. Interment in Bethel cemetery. Also noted: Charles William Henry Brandt of Washington township died at home aged 19 years 10 months 4 days. Born in Germany July 4, 1846, he served in the Civil War and was discharged Oct 29, 1864. Survived by wife Annie E. Manges, six children Samuel S. William E. Henry B. Mary E. Laura M. Clara E. Funeral at home conducted by Rev. B. B. Henshey. interment Oakland cemetery.
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William Devlin
Dilltown
George M. Stephens
Buffington Township
Bethel Cemetery
Charles William Henry Brandt
Washington Township
Sutton Bros. & Bell
Germany
Wisconsin
Annie E. Manges
Brandt
Baptist Church
Samuel S
William E
Henry B
Mary E
Laura M
Clara E
B. B. Henshey
Oakland Cemetery
Mrs Margaret L McLaughlin Die. 17 Years Past
Mrs Margaret L McLaughlin widow of James McLaughlin died at her son James home in Rayne township on Saturday aged 17 years 8 months 25 days She was last member of the Speedy family and sister of the late Hugh Speedy of Cone maugh township Six children survive James Fletcher Wesley John Palmer Loughry and others Funeral services were conducted Monday by Rev Bell and Rev Cass with interment in Washington church cemetery
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Margaret L. McLaughlin
James McLaughlin
James
Rayne Township
Speedy
Hugh Speedy
Conemaugh Township
McLaughlin
M E. Church
James and Fletcher
Wesley
Kansas
Johnston
Maryland
Joseph Palmer
Deckers Point
Johnston Loughry
East Mahoning Township
Bell
Washington Presbyterian Church
Cass
Washington Church
Mrs Etta Keslar Dies At 27 In West Mahoning Township
Mrs Etta Keslar wife of John Keslar of West Mahoning township died Thursday morning at age 27 She was a daughter of R B Adams of Lester Prairie Minnesota The family lived there until moving to the county two years ago A year ago three children in the household died The husband and two remaining children survive Funeral services were held Friday at her home conducted by Rev C L Streamer and burial was in Mahoning Baptist graveyard An infant child of George Dick of Cherry Hill township died on Sabbath Remains were interred at Penn Run on Monday
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Etta Keslar
John Keslar
West Mahoning Township
R. B. Adams
Lester Prairie
Minn
C. L. Streamer
Mahoning Baptist Graveyard
George Dick
Cherryhill Township
Penn Run
Road Viewers Appointed to Inspect Public Roads in Townships
Court appoints Jesse Long Adam Sides and D L Moes to vacate and supply a public road in Burrell township from a culvert on Johnston Palmer farm to near Henry Lickert farm a quarter mile. Viewers meet Palmer farm next Monday at 10 aem. Also named are Robert H Wilson S M Glassford and James Fowler to view a road from Ritters Furnace to Blacklick Furnace to L E Millers land and private road to his dwelling, meeting at the indicated point on Wednesday May 27 at 10 am. Fishy R G Work and Jeb Town to view a road in South Mahoning township from Icksburg to Georgeville creek bend then south along creek to Frantz mill, meeting at Frantz mill on Tuesday May 26 at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Long
Adam Sides
D. L. Moeshead
Burrell Township
Johnston Palmer
Henry Lickert
Robert H. Wilson
S. M. Glassford
James Fowler
Ritter
South Mahoning Township
Icksburg
Georgeville
Creeenes
Little Mahoning Creek
B. C. Irwin
John McCormick
R. Remaley
Frantz
Pension grants and increases for local residents
James Moore of this county received a pension on April 24 1896. Congressman Heiner was advised that William Jamison of Indiana Pa has been granted a pension increase of 14 dollars per month effective June 22 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moore
Congressman Heiner
William Jamison
Indiana
Local Official Announces New Tax Appointment
Mr T Ritchey receives appointment to fill the county position created by Marion County Court. The role supports local governance and tax collection duties under the court’s authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. T. Ritchey
Marion Condron
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