Court weighs corporation licen se case over Indian Brewing
A court grapples with a liquor license appeal for the Indian Brewing Company seeking a wholesale license. The panel critiques remonstrances and petitions, deliberating whether a corporation can be deemed unfit under state law, and underscores that corporate fitness must rest on unlawful acts rather than petition counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telford
John P. “Wiikin
Elkti
Mitchell
Thes
Fell
Brown
S| Mestrezat
Uniortown
Rand’ Stewart
Commonwealth
Aws
Ndiana
Appellant Brewing Company
Tadze
Ranson
Wade
Cenne
Néstion
Ainge
Montion
Vcanio
Brewing Company
Pers
Wolle
Ileensex
Tate
Peradas
Tadley Luvda
Tila
Hevoril
Etlethe
Aly Dyermdnut
Tenrad
H Corporation
Algners Shoul
Ora
Trom
Ita Bus Noas Jt
Appertov Court
Qrder
Meense
Thig Court
Personal Briefs Highlight Local Court And visiting Readers
To Beck of Trade City was worthy juror at court this year. J. B. Wynkoop of Home was a county seat visitor yesterday. Other jurors and visitors include Fréthk Repine of Blacknak township serving this week, Mrs W A Glogs and Mrs J M Cummins visiting Cherry Tree. Various residents from Pittsburgh to Marion Center visit Indiana, with news of travels, visits, and local employment updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Trade City
Wynkoop
Home
Fréthk
Repine
Blacknak Township
Mra
Harry Bryan and
Wits
White Township
Ma. W. OC. Land
Pittsburg
Geo. Hartman
George C. Dickie
West Philadelphia
Glenn. Lee
Elmira
Estella Colkitt
Marion Center
M. R. Colkitt
Conemaugh
A Rinn
Punxsutawhey
Ftiende
Indiana
Mr. Rinn
H. C. Buterbaugh
Latrobe
Marlon
Catherine Barr
Taylorsville
John F. Hammers
Carnegie Steel Company
Amelia Smith
Philadelphia
J. M. Torrence
W.B. George
Center Township
Blair Moorhead
Frank Moorhead
Mt. ‘Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant Township
Westmoreland County
Franklin Sansom
Indiana Democrat
United States
Democrat
James B. Sansom
M._K. Silvis
Armstrong Township
W. M. Clawson
Chestnut Street
D. Macis
Centralia
Ad. H. Gibson
Hiderton
Pennsylvania
G. '. Hamilton
South Fifth Street
Salinburg
Isabelle Robin
Jonathan Learn
South Eleventh Street
Joseph Smith
Curwensville
H. C. Winters
Grandview
County returns show Clark leads in Auditor General contest
Official general election totals from the county published in Progress indicate Attorney J. Wood Clark Democrat led the county in the Auditor General race by 42 votes over Republican Sisson. Prohibition candidate B F Lydick defeated Democrat S C Thompson for Jury Commissioner by 1,190 to 834. All constitutional amendments failed locally and likely statewide, with 60 counties voting against them by over 60,000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clork Leatis
Autor General
Prohlhidonats
Aimend
Monta Nefexted
J. Wood Clark
Sisson
Clark
Lark
B. F. Lydick
S. CG. Thompson
Lydick
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Amendimenta
Damages Case Heads to Jury in Blacklick Township
The jury panel was seated for a damages suit by James Dixon against F. M. and Wilbur Graft of the Graft Coal Company alleging surface damage to Dixon’s Blacklick township farm and sulfur water affecting his property. Another suit against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company over damages to the Leard farm during railroad improvements also advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dixon
F. M
Wilbur
Graft Coal Company
Dixon
Blacklick Township
M. K. Leard
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Leard
Celebrations Across County Mark Birthdays and Readiness
Relatives and friends gathered at multiple homes to honor birthdays including a 74th, a fifth, a 72nd, and a 79th. Guests traveled from nearby towns to share meals, presents, and postcard showers, with four generations of the Weamer family also represented at a Plumville gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruffier
Purchase Line
Solomon Buterbaugh
Geo. Buterbaugh
Cookport
Henry Bar=key
David Stragssler
Glen Campbell
Matthew Wagner
Westover
W. H. Ross
H. , Garman
William Ellis
Allegheny
Catherine. Barr
Tayloresville
Barr
Lulu Warden
Rossmayne
Warden
Warden’ Wee
H. W. McConaughey
H. J
Thompson
G. H. Braughler
A. M. Pollock
Misdea Linzie
Binnie McConaughey
Plumville Rebekah
David Smiley
Plumville
Lawrence Brewer and Kuln Guests of Delmont Family
Lawrence Brewer and John Kuln of Delmont visited the D C Wells family during Inat wooek and hunted, bagging 39 rabbits and two phonenuts. Others noted: Harry Shaffer and wife, Mrs A W Dills, Jacob Moglt returning from Punxsutawney, J H Brewer caller from Plumville, and many local visits across BLACKLICK and surrounding towns with neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Brewer
John Kuln
Delmont
D.C. Wells
Harry Shaffer
A.W. Dills
B. B. Klnie
George~Ivilia
Philips Gas Company
Tnking
Cathora
Jacob Moglt
Punxsutawney
J. H. Brewer
Plumville
Toxeph
Edwin Irwin
Iselin
B. C. Irvin
W. A. Segur
Vandercritt
A. Q. Brewer
Smicksburg
D. O Wells
Miss Haw
Rena Wells
R. R. Hazlett
Sharp Whitaker
Georgavilla
Rossmoyne
Charles Moorhead
Danial McGuire
South Rakota
Rager
Clara Gerhard
C. & Gerhard
Blairsville
Ruth
Elizabeth Rowe
Vandergrift
Fulton
Scottdale
J. R. Geary
Iva Qgonner
Blairaville
Anna Caulfield
Jolin Moora
Wilkinsburg
J. H. Heagey
Freeport
J. T. Gerhard
Main Street
Elizabeth Bair
Bat M. Smith
W. ¥.Hildebrand
Illinois
A. J. Potlock
Ben Pollock
Indiana
OM. Smith
Margaret Morrow
Alex Morrow
Familly
Bradenville
Ira Stewart
I. W. Hess
Altoona
J. R. Stewart
Hunt
Mise Odie Zimmerman
Kittanning
James Green
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Campball
Bellevue
M. D. Campbell
Lowe
Dr. Smith
Harry Pierce
J. N. Cochran
Mary Rankin
Grace Cochran
Slippery Rock Normal
Rev. Powell
Presbyterian Church
Boy loses arm in hunting accident near Jgelin
Charles Sehman aged 16 near Jgelin lost his left arm at the elbow during a hunting accident. He and Harry Bricker were in the area when Lehman shot a rabbit, reloaded, and the gun slipped from a stump. The gun discharged, striking Sehman, who was taken to Adrian hospital for amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sehman
Jgelin
Sehman
Harry Bricker
Lehman
Lioe Lehman
Adrian Hoapital
Two Killed In Mint Accident At Graceton No.3
John H. Faith aged 42 died from a coal fall in Graceton No.3 mine after Friday’s return to his long held post. John Rebavich 4 Blay, working in the game room, also died from the incident caused by improper use of posts and insufficient room safety. Nearby damages included a bedroom event valued at $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Faith
Graceton
John Rebavich
Blay
Local hunting club plans annual mountain hunt
Members of the Andi ano Hear Club the county's oldest hunting organization plan their 16th annual two week hunt in Snow Shoe Center county mountains. The group tours deer and bear country with leaders Stewart and Hetrick and veteran members Tuthlof and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andiano Hear Club
Utingdon
Pine Groya
John Tutholf
Jon, Stowfart
D. A. Hetriete
Wilbert Fowler
Elmer Williams
James M. Simpson
Fred Her- Unger
George HB. Diekla
J. R.richards
Jack Neos
George K. Clark
Jess Rodkey
Jamess. Kauffman
Center Township
Dr. C. §. Pearce
Alabayslie
Indiana County
Center County
John M. Daugherty
Harvey B. Hagle
Leslie Pattison
Irwin Shaffer
John M Ruesell
Town
Samuer Miller
G. H. Menning
Advance
Clark Daugherty
W. W. Miller
Jeannette
Blairaville Man Injured in Allegheny Railroad Crash
George McCormick of Blairaville, 40, brother of Mrs. W. R. Calhoun, lost his left foot and right arm when struck by a West Penn locomotive near the McFadden Street round house in Allegheny on Sunday afternoon. He was assisting a conductor at the time of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalldy
Ollye Buchanan
Blakeville
G. T. McCrea
Lizzie Mack
Qora Shaffer
Heshbon
Mia
Calvin Kunkle
Homer City
Henry Myers
Dlloyd Buchanan
Frank Swank
Johnstown
Sialted
George Buchanan
Ernest Herlinger
Pittsburg
William Herlinger
Joseph Pittman
Kansas
Joseph George
Near Indiane
Bruce George
Georgeviler
Fred Jamison
Greenaburg
Mra
Jamison'a
Peter Fred
Blair Hamill
Plumville
M. B. Church
T. O. Kerry
Wifa
William Kerr
Smickaburg
J. W. Means
Euneeurayney
Calvin Bley
George McCormick
Blairaville
W. R. Calhoun
Alegheny
Mr. McCormick
Denne
McFadden Street
Allegheny
Plans For Institute At Library Hall Week Of December
County Superintendent James F. Chapman completes plans for the 68th annual Indiana County Teachers Institute to run Monday December 20 through Friday afternoon in Library Hall. The 18th annual Indiana County School Directors Association convention will be held in Court House on Thursday and Friday of the same week. Noted instructors include Dr Samuel Schmucker, Prof Paul Pearson, Dr J B Martin, Prof Oden C Gortner, Prof Hamlin H Cogswell and Miss Elizabeth Walsingham. Evening programs feature two lectures and three concerts with the Schildkrei Orchestra, Rogers Griley Concert Company, Spillman Riggs, and a College Girl Singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Chapman
County Teachers’ Institute
Library Hall
Indiana County School Directors Association
Samuel ©. Schmucker
West Chester Normal School
Indiana Normal School
Paul Pearson
Swarthmore College
J. 8. Martin
Pittsburg
Oden C. Gortner
Manafield State Normal School
Hamlin H. Cogswell
Normal Conservatory of Music
Elzabeth Walsingham
Brockway Lyceum Bureau
Obituary notices from Runxsutawney and surrounding areas
A sequence of obituaries for Archie Fuller of Runxsutawney aged 62 from Bright's disease, and other local deaths including a 7 year five month old in Armstrong township, a Campbell widow in Parkwood, and Martin Little aged 62. Surviving spouses, children, and multiple siblings are listed. notes on church membership and local residences are included, with scattered biographical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Patterson
Margaret,Patterson Campbell
William Campbell
Parkwood
Lie County
James
Joseph
Albert Pieming
Indiana
James Patterson
Elderd Ridge
John R. Caldwall
James Barr
Apollo
Robert Hart
West Lebanon
Union United Presbyterian Church
Martin Little
Oak Street
Rayne Township
Charles
William
Harry
George Little
My Jars & Little
Jacob
Marion Center
D. R. Balvin
W, R. Balvin
Cogs Ernest
Gag
Ies Lawrence Thompson
Vandercrittes
Dorgauad
Wisan Thempaan
Naa Ho Beral
Relea
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Stbokhoudes
Intry
Hobson
Diolraville
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Merrimac
America
Renle Thompson
Bohoo Street
Ray P. Girliland
Arne Place
Ridgeway
American Gas Company
Arabe Iy Mts Pid” Sg Pti Fae
Cora Swisher
H. Bwisher
Phanyt le
P. B. Decker
Clymer
M.S. Young
Harry Decker
Harl Williams
Barnesboro
Addison Hughes
Arcadia
G. D. Patrick
Orerksude
Harry Wansil
Butler
W. R. Spence
Jesse Lewis
Twolick
Nora Gibson
Indiang Hospital
Grice Mikesell
Coral
Terrence Greer
Maddox
Charles Sloan
Dla Qibson
J. N. Langham
Hap
G. Mohney
New Bethlehem
Gao
B. Kiser
Suppensville
Eizabeth Brandon
Chambersville
Samuel Borland
Dayton
Leroy Tompkins
Reynoldaville
W. P. Rowe
John W. Haun
Callensburg
Cagper Kattering
Alfred L. Coulter
Sarah Hawk
Ford City
James M. Rodkey
Milas Marie Gaye Rodkey
Willis K. Williama
Cookport Lutheran Church
J. N. Q. Park
Corry
Williams
Miss Rodkey
Rev. Williams
Geonge McCormick
John A, Widgar
Mabel VY
Calhoun
John Dunbay
Mabel Kerohoes
Blairavilla
Heberlin
Pearl Lakehart
Donato Moereur
Weat
Lebanon
George W. Hdnle
Baltsburg
Margaret J. Getty
Salteburg
George
Hya Conner
Hero
Archie Fuller
Archie Muller
Runxsutawney
Bright
Molla Dale
Marchand
Efe
Alexander Fuller
Rossiter
John Douthitt
Homer
City
William Hopkins
Ambrose
William Armstrong
Ane
Shelocta
Elderton
Daniel ‘Manner
H. B. Smith
Jo Grer Clark
Culbert
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