Memorial Day Observances Across Towns Honor Soldiers
Memorial Day plans from G.A. Cry Post No 28 and Indiana Post No 28 detail services at Methodist and Lutheran churches, cemetery decorations, and memorial addresses by local ministers and Attorney John Leech. Veterans, Sons of Veterans, and citizens prepare parades and church programs for May 29 to May 31, with processions to several cemeteries and related ceremonies in Homer and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.acri
Bubary
Peay
W. Carey
Bi Stahl
Post
Indiana Post
G. Wall
O'Elgete
Ermon
Will Ba
Daas
Palforsa
W. Harbison Howack
M.D. Nhgate Pon
Wea
Sons of Veterans
Smicksburg
Oblock
Ithe
Cwat
Lund
Hooland
Ray
J. F. Stabley
Dessié
Shields
Myrtle Silvie
John .M. Leech
Cong
Ni ‘City
Homer
P.O. S
J, Furman
Cormet
J. R. Morris
Presbyterian Church
Coral
Jonathan Edwards
Striote
Biderton Academy
Nas ‘Thon
Thaine
Uniop
Hiterton
Wil. Price
Bally ‘Yar
Fragmented OCR: charge detail amid a Beaudals notice
The readable text shows a troubled OCR fragment mentioning a charge and a student, with unclear names and places. It references Beaudals and Tyanmidge Gurls in a context that is incomplete and difficult to confirm. The item appears to be a partial public or legal notice with missing details.
Marion County Land Transfers Report Summary
A historical listing details numerous property transactions in Marion County including parcels in Center and Mechanicsburg. Names such as Nelson Wind, Wililai McKeage, Laura Pie, R. J. Wynkoop, Lizzie J. Work, Blair Calhoun, Giuseppe Mazza, George W. Seanor, and Caroline H. Davis appear with amounts ranging from 5 to 6000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tania
Nelson Wind
Hilt
Suan
Harter
Wililai McKeage
Bart Hi Park
Marion
Cemiter
Ly Ny
Ae Haat Ansatnelas
Laura Pie ‘Tata
Janes
Ater
Hast Mahohing
R. J. Wynkoop
Duncan
Center
Mra
Lizzie J. Work
Andrew
J.cumming
Kunittle
H. Young
Inndiana
Blair Calhoun
William B. Overdart
Brindley
Overdart
Bessle
C.” Dilts
Mechanicsburg
William
Davis
South Mahoning
George W. Seanor
D. B. Taylor
Cheryhee
Charlotte E
Dickson
M.O. Watson
Guseppe Mazza
William’ Mumey
James. Gardner
Frank
He Smith
Burrell
Will of Martha Kirkpatrick filed in Indiana estate case
The will of Martha Kirkpatrick of Indiana provides major bequests to her niece E R S with a $700 gift offset by a $500 note, gifts of a gold watch to Ethel Stuchell and $500 to her brother James J Kirkpatrick of Marshall Missouri, plus $100 to nephew John Stewart and the remainder to the Presbyterian church mission boards. Execution by S S Gibson of Indiana as executor. Dated July 16, 1903. Also notes Edward M Ansley named executor and sole heir to a 60 acre Rayne township farm from a separate will dated October 27, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Jans “Kirkpatrick
Indiana
E.R. S
Ethel Stuchell
James’ J. Kirkpatrick
Marshall
John Stewart
Presbyterian Church
United States
Gibson
Sarah Ansley
Rayne’ Township
Hdward M. Ansley
Hdward’m. Ansley
Rayne Township
Improvements at Johnston Farm Erect New Modern Barn
Mrs Martin Johnston a leading progressive farmer of White township has finished a new 45 by 54 foot barn southwest of town. The asphalt-roofed, red and white trimmed structure houses modern conveniences and replaces a barn destroyed by fire years ago. Builders W. B. Willard and J. B. Guthrie of town are praised for sound workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. He .Pleming
J. B. Guthrie
Albert
Johnsion
Handsome Clack for Home County Figure Shocks Court
Unclear OCR fragment mentions a local figure linked to county affairs and a tainted event. The readable parts imply a courthouse or county issue with questions about integrity. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes are established in the text.
Indiscriminate liquor use blamed in fatal shot
George Fetzak a Coral miner died after a bullet wound received during a Saturday altercation at the Kutrsko boarding house. Mike Polosko, a former Graceton mine worker, fired four shots wounding Fetzak in the shoulder and abdomen. Polosko escaped custody. Fetzak died Sunday evening in jail hospital. Fetzak, about 25, 5 feet 7 inches, light hair, weight 176 pounds, had been brought to Indiana after the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fetzak
Coral
Mra
Kutraka
Mike Polosko
Graceton
Indiana
Department of the
Polosko
Qoral
Metzak
Polonko
Fetzak
Davis
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Simpson at Home
A 65 member gathering at Mr and Mrs M C Simpson's country home in Hamill celebrated Mrs Simpsons 67th birthday. Relatives and friends enjoyed a noon meal, a group photograph, vocal and instrumental selections, and gifts from Mr William Hamill and attendees. Attendees included Mrs Dilon Reed Mrs William Gillespie Mrs Alice Rowland Dr and Mrs B H Simpson E T White and family Mrs Della Johnston Myra and Vera Punxsutawney A T Simpson family Flora States Bonnie Anderson White James Ralston C L Morrison Walker Weaver Ambrose Work James Edwards Dixonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
M. C. Simpson
Hamil
William
Bonnie Slater
Dilon Reed
William Gillespie
Pittaburg
Alice Rowland
Brushvalley
BH. T. Simpson
Butler
E.T. White
Weddings of a Week in Bolivar and Hellwood
The week saw several marriage notices including Garland and James from Bolivar wed at the bride’s parents home by Rev. Arthur Staples. Ira Fetterman and Pearl Edmiston, both of Hellwood, married in the Central Hotel parlor and plan to reside in Hellwood where Fetterman works. George W. Elgin and Jennie Miller, well known Indianapleople, will wed at the Miller home on Washington street. Charles N. Beatty and Belle Fiscus, both of Bheloda, married at the West End Hotel by Rev. Crawford. Rev. John W. Barnett, Marklehead, underwent a successful appendicitis operation. authorities report a strong recovery and good prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland-James
George C. Garland
Elsie M. James
Bolivar
Jacob James
Arthur Staples
Bolivar M. B.church
Fetterman
Elgin Pillier
George W. Elgin
Jennie Miller
John W. Miller
Washington Street
ty.Fiscyus
Charles N. Beatty
Misa Belle Fiscus
Bheloda
West End
Py. Crawford
John W. Barnett
Marklehead
Maas, Gon
Samuel Barnett
Locust Street
Appointment of Snyder as Dageas demastes on Apollo tram
A fragment reports Ares Snyder, aged 99, recently appointed Dageas demastes on a tram route from Apollo to Ruut Tunction. The note mentions moving by family to Apollo Tyne 4 and a church event, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares Snyder
Dageas Demastes
Apollo
Ruut
Famally
Apolla
Tyne 4
Fire Sweeps Creekside Homes Damaging Moraco Family
A late night blaze in Creekside destroyed the Moraco meat market and adjoining dwelling, saving Albert Moraco and family and their clothes. Investigations note $1400 insured loss with no major contents saved. Separate fires damaged Davis farm house and Dr. Hunter residence, with losses totaling around $1000 and $1000 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creekside
Samuel Macro
Moraco
Macto
Thompson Agency
Morrell Davis
C. J. Hileman
White
C.J. Hileman
Landsdale
Pen
Reed Station
Mutual
Fatal Jump Prom Train Tragedy in Saltsburg
Edgar Alcorn of Saltsburg died after jumping from a moving freight train near Livermore. He was 20 and notsupplied, his skull fractured and both legs severed. Companions found him along the tracks and took him to Dr Montgomery's office, where he died an hour later. He was the sole supporter of his widowed mother Mrs Oscar Alcorn and his sister Maize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Alcorn
Saltsburg
Livermore
Alcorn
Montgomery
Oscar Alcorn
Maize
Fifteen Passed Examinations for Permanent Certificates
Fifteen persons passed the examinations for permanent certificates held in the Third Ward school on May 8. Names include Clronee Fairman Indiana Minehe Wlaninger Idiata Peart Bare tlebaugh Hortons and others from Armagh Punxautawney and Brush Valley. Reports of those who passed were relayed to a public aerial diploma on April 3. Visiting days at Indiana hospital affected by high visitor numbers restrict visits to Tue Thu Sat 8am to 4pm. A new clock was donated to the County Home by W W Brilhart. New owner Marc Mogian takes charge of the machine show shop on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
D. L. Winger
Johu ¥. St. Clair
New Florancé
Morence Davis
Brushvalley
Clronee
Fairman
Indiana
Minehe Wlaninger
Idiata
Peart Baretlebaugh
Hortons
fInze
Croft
Peon Ran
Mlobert MW. Henry
Salts
Jamas
Chapman
Martha Kennedy
Raith Jones
Biatcha Oakey
Mary Getty
Gretty Wrener
Harriet Horrall
Recent Deaths in Hollidaysburg Area
Obituary notices report Mrs. Martha Grimm Williams of Hollidaysburg died of pneumonia at 12:15 AM on West Allegheny Street after a brief illness. Born October 10, 1832, she was a Presbyterian member and mother of Marchant George W. Williams and Jennie G Williams and Thomas R Williams of Nicktown. Funeral at her home Friday 7:80 PM, burial Pine Flats. Also noted are Mrs. Josiah Meyers of Holsopple dies at 59 from cancer. William Johnston of Chevy Chase Heights dies of paralysis. John C. Wilson of Center Township dies in Pittsburg. Mrs. John Michaels aged 78 dies in Penn Run. Helen Lewis, 3, dies of scarlet fever. an infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ryman dies. Peter A Brump of Blairsville dies aged 86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Pread
Max
Almam
J. M. Smeltzer
Neat Five Pointe
C. M. Wortzman
Fred Jamison
Greensburg
R. F. McHenry
J. M. Thompson
Heilwoold
Anna McGregor
Seward
Johnstown
Anna’ Bruce
Jeannette
Helen McKée
West Philadelphia
Corsta
Cyrus Stouffer
Blairsville
David Cluie
Church Street
Pittsburg
J. H. Dngle
School Street
C. Stitt
Robert Toy
Indiana BR
F. D
Margaret Walker
Jeremiah Work
Tranaviltty, O
Maria Dodds
South Seventh Street
Bess Cunningham
Wayne. Avenue
Charles Cunningham
Cresson
Verner Hollister
Charleroi
A. C. Braughter
Foy
Free Methodist,church
John 8. Bryan
South Fifth Street
R. M. Smith
Steele Bryan
Ramey
Qlearfield County
Blaine McCreight
New Castle
Brie
George M. Ryall
Salinburg
John Martin
Kellysburg
Denver
Colo
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
Warman
Treece
Arcadia
Valparaiso
Indiana
Town
Oklahoma
Pacific Coast
Priday
Chas
Luoke
Glen Campbell
Plittsburg
Samual
Gibson
Newton
Kans
D. M. Clark
Indiana County Railways Co
John Mack
Coral
Tulare
Cpl
California
Harry
Frank Kinter
Hia Aleter
Mabel Kinter
Rayne Towneship
Joseph Houk
Dlara
William J. King
Petersburg
Port Mahone
King
Tla
Martha Grimm Williams
Martha Griffith Williame
Richard D. Williame
Marchant
George W. Williams
Hollidaysburg
West Allegheny Street
Hyan
Sarah Griffith
Armagh
WiHama
Presbyterian Church of
Thomas R. Williams
Nicktown
Jennie G
George W
William 8. Miller
Pine Flats
Josiah Meyers
Sara Simpson
Meyers
Holsopple
Thomas Simpson
White Townshso
Samuel Alwine
David W
James H. Simpson
Ruth Forsha
James Shaffer
Kittanning
D. W. Simpson
North Ninth Street
J. W. Gary
Oakland Cemetery
William Johnston
Chevy Chase Heights
White Township
Thomas Johnston
Cumberland
John
Marion Center
Honter City
Samuel Streams
Greenwood Cemetery
Post 28
John O. Wilson
John C. Wilson
Center Township
American Bridge Co
Laura Hunter
John H
W- Ross
Bineinnatl
Ward, Lisle
Howard
Jene
Blairavilla
L. B. Herold
Mia
Frank Dettar
Tarentum
Join Michaels
John Michaels
Louise Decker
Penn Run
Satuday
Derersed
Mya. Decker
Chilcote
Harmony Burying Ground
Hungarian Return of Ward From Warren Institution
Louis Matt formerly of Iselin and a ward of the Warren institution for the Insane was sent home to Hungary by the county last week. Matt had recovered sufficiently to be moved from the Warren institution and Commissioner Marshall accompanied him to New Fork where he boarded the Columbis steamer bound for Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaveery
Hungary
Louis Matt
Iselin
Warren Institution For the Insane
Matt
Warren Institution
Gagaty
Marshall
Hin
New Fork
Blairaville College for Women Sees New Leader
In Chambereburg a new head is named for Blairaville College for Women, with Dr Magnus C Johnseng of Cham Brine Hiatterlie Geile receiving the post. Details on the appointment remain unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambereburg
Blairaville College For Women
Magnus. C. Jhlseng
Hiatterlie Geile
Dynamite Vandals Strike Clymer Brick Plant
A dynamite theft and blast at the Clymer Brick and Fire Clay Co plant near Clymer caused $600 in damage, destroyed the drum house, and halted operations for two weeks. About 76 workers were left unemployed as 160 pounds were removed from a magazine and exploded under the drum wheel. A suspect appeared near the burning site and vanished, while residents were roused by the blast. The company, amid a busy season, will pursue arrest and punish the dynamiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Brick and Fire Clay. Co
Clymer
Samuel Lenkerd
Cornerstone Laying Attended for New Churches
Sunday ceremonies drew large crowds at Clymer-field Firat M. 8. church and Blairsville evangelical church. Rev. T. J. Chilcote led the Clymer service with Rev. J. W. Carey assisting. the Blairsville event followed a week of tent meetings led by Revs. W. H. McLaughling and W. Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Bhursville
Church of Clymer-field
T. J. Chilcote
J. W. Carey
Town
New Evangelical Church
Blairsville
W.H. McLaughling
Johnstown
W. Richards
Pittaburg
Officers Chosen at Epworth League Cabinet Meeting
At a recent Ep worth League Cabinet meeting of the M church town, officers were elected for the year. President J J Henderson Gist, vice president Jr Carney, second vice president Nelli Miller, third vice president Mina TV Coon, fourth vice president Blanch Mckee, secretary Kathleen Goodfellow, treasurer J C Bee, pianist Blanche Lockard, assistant Elizab King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Epworth League
M. Church of Town
J. J. Henderson
Gist
Jr. Carney
Nelli Miller
Mina TV Coon
Blanch Mckee
Kathleen Goodfellow
J.C. Bee
Pianis Blanche Lockard
Elizab King
Pensions Granted to Several Individuals
Congressman J N Langham has been advised that during the last week several individuals were granted pensions. William London receives 15 dollars per month, Andrew W McCullough 16 dollars, James Moors 20 dollars, Mrs Margaret Moorkeld 12 dollars, and Soph Williams widow of Charles C Williams 12 dollars. Homer City Indiana Blacklick are listed as places of residence for these beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Langham
William London
Valie
Andrew W." McCulllough
Homer City
James Moors
Indiana
Margaret Moorkeld
Ici Tanning
Soph Williams
Charles C
Wv Hams
Blacklick
Pastor Granted Three Months Vacation for Homer City Church
Homer City pastor PF A Richards of Homer City and Blacklick Method churches receives a three months sabbatical and will spend the interval in Paglans. He plans to sail from New York on May 28 aboard the steamer St Louis. H C Lewis of Mountbanna will lead the congregations in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer City
Walking groups converge near Punxsutawney and Toa R. Wehrle
Early Sunday morning pedestrians from Punxsutawney and the Inglaas Weston Walking Club head toward the Jemit county metropolis. Five members of the Punxsutawney group travel toward Indiana to spend the day, while local walkers organize spray for potatoes. A zoologist notes potato pests and advises a Paris green treatment, as Harriet Mokauityy records Pats fet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxyi
Toa
R. W. Wehrle
Inglaas Weston
Andy
Punxsutawney
Jemit County
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. Drenning
Godward
Beaudals
Tyanmidge
Church
SPOK
Anti- Saloon League
League
C. G. Jordan
Walleville
First United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
W. D. McWarland
Baptist Church
James M. Johnston
Washington Township
Rossmoyne
Joseph Pudlok
Ressmoyne
Indiana County Gas Company
Ressmoyne Flouring Millar
Operation al Hospital
Della Lockhart
J. 0. Lockhart
Indiana Hospital
Monde
Anire
Supt
Vieiteava
Olack
W.W. Brilhart
Nat
Marc Mogi
Baat
N. Hitler
Weat
van Tane
Helen Lewis
Helen
Alonzo Lews
Wayne Avenue
Lewis
Greenwood Cematery
Howard Ryman
Syunxautawney
Petar Ay Pare
Peter A. Brump
Blatrevilla
Hama
Vandal
Zoologlat
H.A. Surtart
Paris
Mied
Harriet Mokauityy
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