Mountain family tragedy leaves three dead in Groveeburg fire
On October 28 a blaze at the Mountain home in Groveeburg destroyed the residence and caused the deaths of Jane Mountain and her infant, with Mountain and his son missing. Wynkoop, who arrived that evening, was severely burned while aiding. he survived and was hospitalized. Interment and services followed at St James church cemetery near Plumppyle. Surviving relatives include Mrs Ferguson, Mrs John Buterbaugh, and brothers Robert and Bilas.
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Ferg
Willet
Groonebure
Burns
Jane Mountain
Elton
Wynkoop
Mountain
Winkoop
Preasburg
Eid
Henry Wynne Pies
St. Iames
Plumpyle
Ferguson
John Buterbaugh
Deckers Point
Robert
Home
Bilas
Ciy“mer
Thanksgiving Proclamation Calls for Observance in Pa
Governor Edwin S Stuart issues the annual Thanksgiving proclamation setting Thursday November 24 1910 as a day for thanksgiving and prayer. He notes bountiful harvests and health progress, urges abstention from work, worship in homes and churches, and requests aid for the sick and needy.
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Stuart Isenes
Harrisburg
Stuart
Pennsylvania
Edwin
County Roads Improved In Final Inspection Tour
Representatives of the Indiana County Automobile Association conducted a final inspection last week to assess progress toward awarding five cash prizes. Inspectors noted removed loose stones widened narrow road sections and many new sign posts at intersections. They praised western Pine township de Berve and reported culverts in place may deter penalties for prize eligibility.
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Sautomobile Association
Indiana Countty’ Automobile Association
John JP
Hikin
Pine Township
Berve
Hale and Hearty at Highty for 80th Birthday
Mrs. Margaret Kessler of School Street was honored Wednesday by the Women’s Missionary Society of the Lutheran church with a surprise party and elaborate supper at the Whit Walker home. Greeted by Lutheran women, she received gifts and extended wishes for many years of health as she manages household duties and boards three residents. A closing jewelry sale by TRVI the Jeweler advertises greatly reduced watches and jewelry in Moore Hater? Indiana.
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Highty
Margaret Kessler
School Street
Lutheran Church
James A. Whit Wailer
Indiana
South
Moore
Jamison Man Attends Cousin's Funeral in Greenebure
Jamison resident Wynkoop of Weat iumoreland county attended his cousin Milles Wynkoop’s funeral at Greenebure Hospital. Milles died from burns suffered October 28 in the Tunnelton fire that claimed Mountain and a child. Election Clerk Speedy, a noted Can japaugh Township farmer, visited the county seat Wednesday to deliver the 7 Bladis tet.
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MR. Wynkoop
Jamison
Weatiumoreland
Waa
Milles Wynkoop
Greenebure
John
Mountain
Glark Speedy
Can
Official Returns of Indiana County for General Election 1910
Official returns show Socialist Party totals in Indiana County with Slayton 207 for Governor Cohen 228 for Lieut Governor Sykes 228 for Secretary Internal Affairs and Van Horn 244 for Congress Pierce 219 for Assembly The Industrialist Party totals list Anton 6 for Governor Thomas 14 for Lieut Governor Erwin 14 for Secretary Internal Affairs
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Indiana County
Socialit
Slayton
Cohen
Sykes
Congress
van Horn
Assembly
Pierce
Anton
Thomas
Erwin
WEDDINGS AND Notices From Indiana Area
Crook and DeHaven wed in Plumville Reynoldsville. Paton and Wolfgang marry in Indiana Luther an parsonage. Pie and box social at Rayne church raises funds. Flest National Bank offers four percent interest on time deposits with flexible withdrawal. Progress trespass notices printed on maglip sell for 5 cents each or 6 for 25 cents.
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Flest National Bank of Indiana
Public sales to locate in Ohio and at various farms
Joseph Studhus of Washington township will locate in Ohio and hold public sale on Thursday November 17 at 12 30 at his farm 244 miles northwest of Creekside offering horses cattle farm machinery 1000 bushels of corn oats rye buckwheat and other articles W R Elgin will sell at Sagamore Allison school house on Friday November 18 at 12 30 including three horses farm implements and household goods plus a private sale for an 131 acre farm Auctioneers Walter Wilhelm H Cameron Nick Marino at multiple sites including Kellysburg and Whiskey Run mines with horses wagons harness and store stock goods also mine supplies and fixtures.
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Ohio
Joseph
Studhus
Washington Township
Creekside
W. R. Elgin
Sagamore
Allison
W.R. Elgin
D. P. Bothell
C. Lewis
Rayne Township
Kellysburg
Plumville Road
Walter &. Wilhelm
H. C. Cameron
Nick Marinho
Whiskey Run
Nick Mariniro
Saltaburg R. D
J. Oal
Ghorgh & Bon
House Winter Cleaning Push Highlights Curtain Care
A local cleaning service urges residents to prepare homes for winter by refreshing old portieres and curtains. The ad promotes dry and wet cleaning options and claims the dry process can brighten smoky fabrics. It emphasizes restoring appearance without detailing prices or methods.
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