Death Notices and Local Obituary Roundup
Recent deaths from Jacksonville to Georgeville include Mrs. Joan Gilmore aged 77 in Jacksonville. John D. Meekins, Civil War veteran, dies near Mitchells Mills at 60. Mrs. Harry Thompson dies in Wilkesboro, N C from consumption. John I Kinter passes at 90 in Washington township. Mary Weumner of Grant Street dies aged 84. Arthur Clowes of Plumville dies of heart trouble at 24. Also notes on Memorial Day observances, institute meeting, and a Georgeville festival fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Gilmore
John Gilmore
Jacksonville
Robert Cunningham
William Cunningham
Swissvale
Alexander
Elshe
Meekins
John D. Meekins
Mitchells Mills
Clymer
Yate
Cookport
Harry Thompson
Wilkesborough
N.C
John I. Kinter
John R. Kinter
George McCausland
Washington Township
William
M. “Inter
Tanoma
Presbyterian Church
Patterson
Mak
Mally Wermick
Mary Weumner
Grantstreet
Janes
Daniel Killen
Homer City
Ray
WF. S8
Crinford
Greem Davids
Personal Brevities. AWW. Indiana visitors and locals
A stream of social visits and travel notes from Indiana residents and neighboring towns. Names include Mrs Mary O Neal of Jacksonville and Miss Blanche St Clair of Greensburg visiting relatives and attending church dedications. Several locals attended a Presbyterian dedication and a Knights Templar event, with others noted for medical exams and college plans at Wreeburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank Wood
North Seventh Street
Marion Center
Presbyterian Church
Blanche St. Clair
Greensburg
Andrew Gailey
East Liberty
East Oak Street
Howard
John Laughlin
Pittsburg
Joseph Laughlin
North Wirth Street
B. A. Rhoades
Blairsville
Thomas Lowman
North Ninth Street
Htev, Slonaker
Cockport
South Bend
Lutheran Pittsburg Synod
Annie Grove McClellan
Buffalo
Indiana
New Presbyterian Church
Poetry and Seasickness in the Sidgwick Life
The life of the late Professor Sidgwick notes his seasickness defied by reciting English poetry. TG Salmon recalls Macaulay’s game plan and Milton’s Paradise Lost recited during a tunnel voyage to Dublin. Westminster Gazette questions modern memory compared to Macaulay. Dr W E Dodson bought a bay driving horse for 182 dollars. Will Taylor bought a handsome black driving horse from J M Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Sidgwick
TG. Salmon
Scotzman
Macaulay
Holyhead
Milton
Dublin
Westminster Gazette
W. E. Dodson
John M. St. Clair
Will Taylor
J. M. Cunningham
Week's News Record From Chicago May 21 1913
A collage of brief items reports injuries at White City park Madison Illinois and heads found in a Madison Illinois pool. Other notes cover a sea level canal decision in Washington and a Tennessee river drowning in Jamestown area. Also reported are a murder in Valdosta Georgia and a work train wreck near Indigo tunnel Hagerstown Maryland with multiple deaths and injuries. Lost umbrella with initials A.R.M. and a local classified notice seek locust timber near Indiana Pennsylvania and Hammocks offered for sale to be delivered by Henry Tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
White City
Madison
Joseph Nelsis
Alanny
Hieging Nas
Valdosta
Marshal MacDoes
Lenox
Dex Malies
Linnter Corbett
Clief Custeruor
Presbyterian Jjnerd Assembly
Chattanooga
Tumi
Jumex County
Tenn
Tennessee
Granite City
John Hickey
Oklahoma
Trenton
N. J
Court of Pardons
Anna Valentina
Valentina
Hackensack
Rosa Balva
Washington
Senate Committee On Interoceanic Canaly
Isthmus
Panama
Carmack
Mayfield
Mark Wilson
West Wilson
Arthur West
Hagerstown
Indigo Tunnel
Here
Cherry Run
Western Maryland Railroad
J. W
Charles Henry
Charles Clengerman
Charles Swope
Robert Barton
Thorsday Power Cut Affects Local Water Mains
Nodea Water will shut off Thursday morning at 4 30 to cut lines for the new system. The contractor will work quickly to minimize public inconvenience. The notice also mentions tax rebates and bounty land warrants with details on payments and solicitations for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nodea
Thorsday
Clymer Waren Co
Guardian petition for private timber sale in Indiana County
Notice filed in the Orphans Court of Indiana County by guardian West Cunningham to privately sell timber on the William Taylor farm in Blacklick township. Sale aims to include ten acres with access rights, estimated value $510, and one year to remove timber under court order. Executor Thomas W. Ghamer seeks claims for estate of Joseph Cramer. E G Vogel and J W Vogel listed as executors. Notices also advise on unsettled estates and a 1904 sheriff sale purchase of household goods now in Mrs Grant Kian’s possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Orphans’ Court of
Indians County
West
Cunningham
Bertha Ehnirn ‘Taylor
Willim ‘Taylor
Jacksonville
Nouth
William Taylor
Metro
Blacklick Township
Indiana County
David Wineman
Jobin Jack
Indiana County Coal Company
Joseph Cramer
East Wheatfield
Thone
Thomas W. Ghamer
Cramer
Sheriff's Gate
Grant Kian
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Indiana Progress
County
Yodanofflce
Dowte
A.T. Moorbead, Rcs
Moorineatd
A. Ratan Mooritrad, Raitors and Proprietors
Republican County Committee
Ehetetys
Jon
Langham
Mhabangas
Conuresa
2. N. Langhat
India
Torough
Assembly
Gh Walon
Indias Borough
Willian K. George
Ladhinn
F.M. Graff
Binksville
C.resmith
Borowgh
Ble
Clark
Glen Campbell
Warry Thompson
County Board of Farmers’ Institute Managers
County Commissioners
Oflca
Kiss Hoard
State Board of Agriculture
Couity Agricultural Society
Pomona Grange and
County Alliance
Board of Institute Managers
SM. McHenry
J. C. Wallace & Bon
Georgevite
Nhe
Georgeville
Focal Five Cent
Davy Hall's
College of Music
Wreeburg
Promness Office
Henry Tall
Loran BE
Wekok
Dixonvilla
Meuse
White
Janet Harry Long
Ime
Bok
Kelony
Kansas City
Ernest J. Stewart
Rnest Stewart
Paul Vogel
Indiana Borough
Cining Agalmet
Extra
E. G. Vogel
Jonn W
Vogel
Accutors
Utah
Gunninghall & Misher
Mary 10. Bell
Barcel Township
Ward
M. 5
Bell
Blacklick, Pa
Loughby’s
W. R. Loughry & CO
Link
Blairsville, Pa
David Ellis & Son
Indiana, Pa
United States
Yours Truly
Matt Link
Clark Studio
Farmers’ Bank Building
Penna
Savings & Trust Company
Pennsylvania
the Savings & Trust Company
Alana
H. Sutton
D. M. Caldwell & CO
D. M. Caldwell
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