Tragic double loss reported in local area
A man named Andareat died after a quarrel near his home while another man Thomas Harcleroad, age 32, hanged himself in a barn on his brother’s farm. The incidents occurred Sunday, with Andareat aged 35 and Harcleroad despondent for months. Surviving relatives include a wife and two young children. interment for Andareat occurred in Coral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Anderson
Coral
Thomas Harcleroad
Harry
Gastown
Toade A
Cyrus" B
Wesley
Hardiéroad
Red Socks Gang Captured by State Police
State police arrested the notorious Red Socks, famed for terrorizing Italians in the region, at Camp Run mines in Jefferson County. He allegedly robbed Creekside shore and escaped after slashing Deputy Norman Carney during transfer, then tried to flee into the woods with a hatchet in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnte
Panxautawney
Sarafink
Siranano
Camp Run
Jéferson
W. Kaes
Creekside
B.R
County
John, Wettling
Benest
Red Socks
Norman Carney
Carney
Samuel Stiles Barely Escapes Death in Threshing Accident
Samuel Stiles of near Strongstown narrowly escaped a fatal threshing accident on Wednesday while working at his brother Frank’s home. He was near the machine when the cylinder grabbed his left foot, badly injuring it and leading to amputation above the ankle. He freed himself from the cylinder and was rushed to hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Stiles
Strongstown
Frank
Rees
Mr. Stiles
Gaye
Evi
Aself
Veterans pensions and county political notes
The item lists pensions granted to several soldiers with monthly amounts dated March 1907 and notes a local livery stable sale to W. Hass for 810,500. It mentions Harry Boggs declaring candidacy for sheriff and relates local business changes including a new team and wagon from Stewart & Conan and details about a Marion resident’s hen laying 80 eggs in 20 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atile
Boggs & McGregor
Carpenter Avenue
Nixon Alley
W.hass
Town
Heas
Local Rail Schedule Fragment Delivers Odd Clues
Fragmentary OCR shows a timetable note referencing Sheelonk station and a Saturday night event. Names appear garbled, but the entry hints at a tea room or crew schedule and a male attendee noted as Cena. The readable parts suggest a transit or station timetable with incomplete character strings.
Real Estate Transfers and Shares Across Multiple Properties
A jumble of property deeds shows numerous transfers including acres in Green to Greenleh Coal and Coke Co and various lots in Indiana, White, Pine, and Chevy Chase. Names like James My Davidson, Letitia and Catherine, Hollen, Harveys, and McKee appear with sums ranging from 115 to 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladtédta Cedars
Taita
McNaie
Wilds
Ij Ivy
Moses
Ibs
Sohir Sorillig
QeSaaides
Grnenleh
PS. Neal
DIG
AW Flaan
Paneyl Vain Railroad
Agres
Cy Hollen
Lota
Blacklick
C. i. Gra
Henry Graff
James My Davidson
Mont
Samuel Grifith
Jamison
Rachel
Harvey
Harveys Jet
Indiana
Br. Janigan
Cooper
Apna
Reed
James J. Zack
Wits
Honor City
Hid O. Tirithart
Sarah J.” McOnusland
Grant
Ben McAfoosa
McLain Davis
White
Emma J. Houk
B. 'Taylor
Chavy ‘Ohage
Rose Villella
H.B. Bogle
George Miller
Washington
H. Re Engle
Letitia and
Catherine ‘Cei
Inscigna
Laura Roof
Dixof Rus Laval Co
Olymat
Fraink
B. McKee
Grand. View Realty. Co
I. AH. Young
W. Heggs
William McGregor
Joehn A. Longwill
Dixonville
Oscar
Skog
B." Taylor
Brustes
Chevy Chase
Elizabett Graff
W. Hess
Presbastieabere
Beasie
Dilts
ALC
Young
Pittsburg
Sage R. Smith
Tipler
Chase
J. Earl Wagner
New York Central Extension Reported as Likely Route Change
Williamsport News cites Pennsylvania railroad officials claiming a New York Central extension from Covington to Ardalia will form part of a new short route from New York to Pittsburgh. Surveyors say 90 pound rails were laid and ballast prepared. The extension to be built spans 60 miles with an 18 month construction period. The route is said to cut 70 miles from the Pittsburgh New York line, shortening the distance to 444 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
jAveadia
Mylin, Yane
Williamsport News
New York Central Railroad
Coving
N. Y
Amadlia
New York
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Failrod
Arcadia Branch
Pitteburg
Thirty Club Night Honor at Odd Fellows Lodge
The members of the Waa Rebekah lodge entertained friends on Friday evening in Odd Fellows Hall in honor of the 56th anniversary of the order. The program featured Myra Fry instrumental solo Caroline Devera recitations Mary Braughter Gold Fellows March Lena Gilchrist Pearl Walker and Prof A Wonder. After refreshments a dance followed. Senior class at Norwich School had a hay ride to the Twolek Country Club on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meniters
Waa
Rebekal Lodge
Odd Fellows Kall
Order
Myra Fry
Caroline Devera
Lodge
Mary
Braughter
Jone’ Earl
Oold
Lena ‘Gilchuist
Pearl Walker
A. Wonder
Felleshinen
Dlaga
Norwal School
Gas Eda Hay
Indiana Baptist Association to Meet at Mahoning Church
The Indiana Baptist Association and Women's Missionary Society hold sessions at Mahoning Baptist Church near Plumville. The 28th anniversary of the Women’s Missionary Society is this afternoon with an evening meeting, followed by the association’s annual session Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. The four sessions include a Friday closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary and Association
Mahoning Church
Women's Missionary Society of the
Indiana Baptist Association
Mahoning Baptist Church
Plumville
Seaston
Indiana Baptist Assoolation
Townsman Borough Ambition Amid Industry and Schools
Local notes describe near-term moves toward borough status for our town, with a population around 1500 and Cherryhill nearby. The article highlights tax burdens, school overcrowding, new businesses and machinery costs, rail service, coal operations, and growing commerce as the community weighs incorporation and future development.
Bree Estates Divided and Several Wills Filed
The late Mrs Ruth S Pore ter and other estates, with wills dated 1887 190L 1905 and 1907, are recorded or filed for probate. Executors named include Birdie McLaren Martin Hoyer and John Yoder with legacies to children and heirs. Real estate and farms are bequeathed with boundary notes and sale powers granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth S. Poreter
Har Grantidis
Charles H. McClaren
Daniel WP. McLaren
Birdie McLaren
J. Dayce McKaran
Anna Porter
Charles Porter
Daniel Porter
Eliza Porter
Birdie McLaran
Henry Fryer
North Mahonley
Martin
Covode
John
Kleon
Lizgw
Bia Sinihtur
Louise
Catherine
Hva Yoder
Jacob Fryes
Janisse Kuilinan
Catharine Kantiinn
Yoder
Enub
Jilin
Kingia Fryer
Jobo Hoyer
Mre
Kate Stereth
Saltaborg
Justi
Mary M. Bewphill
Mainstreet
Salisburg
Frank H. Sterati
Mary Reamer
Jessie Cooper
Saltuburg
Soldiers Reunion Program Adds School Involvement
At the Indiana and Blairsville soldiers reunion set for October 12 the program will include public school children from Blairsville performing under Prof. H. D. Condron with possible participation from Bonxsitawney schools. Former officers of any command receive a special invitation to attend. A reception committee member will greet ex-officers at railroad stations in Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Indiana
Blairaville
Blairsville
H. D. Condron
Jefferson County
J. M. Marshall
Prize Winners at Colt Show in Armagh
The Armagh Percheron Horse Company held its second Snoual colt show in Armagh on Saturday. About 800 farmers attended despite poor weather. In the sucking colt class first prize went to James Mitchell Hust Wheafield township, second to Andrew Souther West Wheatfield township, and third to Jease Wadsworth East Wheatfield township. In the yearling class Robert G. Mack East Wheatfield township won first prize of $5 and W.G. Stewart Bullington township won second prize, $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armagh
Church News and Court Case Report
Sunday services featured Rey. Janes Edgar of New Wilmington and a sermon from Rev. Dr. J Day Brownlee who returns next week from Atlantic City. Rev James Fish leaves for Bradford to accept a Methodist Protestant call. Rev Dr Russ Wilson of Princeton Theological Seminary joins the Presbyterian church in Sunday evening service. In court last week Ey Stearvn and W B Coleman faced account disputes between partners. discovery showed missing items from the partnership settlement and the case shifted to equity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey. Janes Edgar
New Wilmington
Allegheny Theological Seminary
First United Presbyterian Church
J. Day Brownlee
Atlantic City
James Fish
Braadford
Methodist Protestant Church
Dr. Ri
Us Wilson
Princeton Theological
Ey Stear
W. B. Coleman
Asaumalt
Qourg
Waa
Quiet Nome Wedding Reported Delayed By Deaths
Inne bagel announces postponement of Misa Helen nines wedding due to recent deaths. The bride’s family and motel attend the town event. Mrs Testa of a bright ing Ab Ba ten do o wet ome wedding ab Miroszedate. Bikle reg oy Wednesday. Ay Ay Slnpaon and children Alberta and Treng travel to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Helen Nines
Abe
Personal Breevities of town visitors and locals
A long list of brief notes records residents and visitors from town and nearby areas. Names include Benest Pennington of Vardergrift, Alfred Wigatns of Chiral street, Mrs. Oliva Woodward of Kallyavurg, Rev. Dr. KR. BD. Wilson of Princeton College, and many others. Activities cover Sunday visits, Pittsburg trips, expositions, church pulpits, and school studies. The column notes shifts in addresses and affiliations, including bankers, farmers, and students, with several couples and families mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benest Pennington
Vardergrift
Booddy
Aheloota
Pittabong
Alfred Wigatns
Chiral Street
Pltteburg
Sanday
Oliva Woodward
Kallyavurg
A. Morenn and
Atwood
Stephen Klas
Ray Gilliland
Pittsburg
BD. Wilson
Princeton College
SM. Work
Lillan
Meade Marshall
Biplusyite
New York City
Dry
M. M. Davis
South Seventh Street
Georgeville
Ord Martin
Blairsville
Waa
Mary Bruce
Enat Gark ‘Abreet
Frank Pattison
Altoon, Ware
Crissie Camaron
Vibteborg
Joli G. Camaron
North Ninth Riveeb
Raw
John Taylor
Homen Olky
Krea Methodist Churely
Benjamin Williams
Martintown
Newport News
G. C. Shields
Allegheny
Booth Sixth
Shields
Indiana
G. I. Simpson
Church Street
Neal
Trade City
D.morrow
Geary
Olin
Herbert Osborne
Birmingham
Ala
JM. White
Waterstreat
John A. Scott
John
May Scott
Town
Butler
Milton Scott
Wellington Clark
Mahaffey
Chuvka
Mya. T. GB. Glark
North Nloth Street
Arthur Wilson
Johnstown
Wilson Will Bay
Indiana Gazette
Mias Genevieve Kerr
Neat Cheatnubstreet
Philadelphi
Helier Steaving
I. Breving
Pitteburg
H. C. Nekols
Philadelphia
John Bark
Vandarerifé
R. Davila
Bheloda
Davlin
Maylon
Jad
John LR
Wits
Harry W. Yarhorn
Charlotte
Yall Stovinga
Misa Laura Fleming
Lillie
Johnston
Minerva Baker
David
Homer City
Davig
Haa
Johnaton
Adaine Express
Fn Alleghney
Marion Center
Proonissant
Banne Johnston
New Haven
Calvin
McAdoo
South Font Street
Death notices from Penn Run area include Holsopple and others
Mrs Catherine Holsopple wife of Rev Joseph Holsopple of Penn Run died from typhoid fever. Born July 20 1840 in Cambria County she and husband Joseph moved from Cherryhill to Penn Run in 1862 and raised 19 children, four of whom died young. Funeral at German Baptist church Penn Run. Also listed are Mary Wingheimer age 78 of Indiana. Mrs Ames St. Claire of Homans. William Campbell of Parkwood Park. infant Sara Christine Murray Pierce. William Lewis former county resident. Agnes Blackley widow of J B Blackley. Jane Brown of Graceton. Roy P. Waddle 21 of Saltsburg. and scheduled Sabbath School Association and Lockport Lutheran church events.
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Pern Run
Samuel Burkhart
Altoona
Henry Burkhart
Cora Dackarlef
Lorain
Ohio
Norman Fowler
Clyda Daowiddie
Lytle
Sara’ Adonis
J. N. Bracken
M.D
Jesse Burkhart
Quincey Holsapple
Huntingdon
Joseph Holsapple
Robert Stewart
Knox- Gale
Jefferson County
Clark
Hikin
Jobeth Holsopple
Catherine Holsopple
Joseph Holgopple
Penn Run
Thadaccasad
Lehman
Cambyrin County
Joseph Bolaopple
Chestyaillee
Panu Rin
Uplon
Kitiney
Willisa
Hiea F
Morgan County
Frank i
Quingy
Juniata College
Ira
Chester County
Harry A. and
Oliver
Cherryhill Township
J. Bart
Pharmacy
Ati. Matoy Winghsetet
Mary Wirstieimer
Indiana
North Sixth
J. M. Wingheimeer
Bedford County
Center Township
Vandarift
D . Dennigan
Blairsville
Ka. W. Myera
White Township
Genter Township
Olive
Dirs
Cuaie
Ammas
St.Clare
James M. St.Clary
Homan
Clbyy
Bhe Ia
Carlton HW
Boralay
Boston
T. 2
Andaraon
Rauchester
Trwin
Agnaa Blackley
J.B. Blackley
Bullington
William Young
Town
Jane Dhown
Jane Brown
Gracston
Coral
Roy
Waddle
Roy P. Waddle
Nanre Saltsburg
Pastor Tendered Resignation After Long United Prutorian Service
A long serving pastor of the United Prutorian congregation at Atwood and Plumereals gave his farewell sermon on Sunday, ending a 16 year tenure. The note mentions Mr Fate and the couple White of Water Street in Bigs ee gate se Pi ene titan nat le Siideoa' Wolay as part of the fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmealuoa
Hev
M. White and
Wite
Wolay
Boatmen Reunion and Family Gatherings Across Town
The twenty fourth annual Blairsville Boatmen reunion drew over 100 veterans and friends with a dinner, parade, and officers elected including S. Dean Cansn president and George B ledge reading secretary. Other items note a Green Township couple’s fiftieth anniversary with a 53 gift, and Bryan Allison and Cunningham family reunions in Homer City and Beulah Roads Cambria County with multiple attendees and local honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairaville
Wel
Milton G. Miller
Praséhi
S. Dean Cansn
Kessier
Leechburg
George Bledge
Reading
Charl Karler
Hinixaville
Mafi, Brown
Blairsville
William Stitt
Diana
James McAnuty
Havclett
William McClhaney
James Anderson
J. B
Purchase Line
John Russell
Town
Appr
Mathias Conrath
Peter Wassam
Abner Bartlebaugh
Questa
Bryan-Allison
Byers’ Hill
Homer City
J. A. Finchtown
Nan L. Kinter
Rankin, al
Hower City
Aulside
Sarah Campbells
Greatings
Alan
Myre
Martha
Charles Munshowey
Myra
Harry
B. Mitchel
Woods
Worcester
D. BE
McGill
Robert
Hannah Bryan Allison
Beulah Roads
Cambr County
John Cunningham
Weddings of a Week Signal Local Ceremonies
A sequence of local weddings is reported with details on couples, origins, and brief notes. Oshourne Osbourne of Birmingham and Colin White wed at a Geary Oklahoma home. Morlides-Wyncoop pair tied the knot at Bardshay and honeymooned in Washington D C. Johnston-PhilipA joined in town residence. Merger-Kebler marriage in Philadelphia area. Arorga-Twirabs pair wed in town Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshourne-Wiithon Harbert
George Kebler
San
Asbury Pa
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Andiana County
Lovengaler ‘Clark
Shebota
Persaue
Robert "McLanahan
George Bheafter
Telasue
Joseph Beil
Phinyille
Teissue
Tigery Stable
Aherlt
Stewart & Conan
Paper & Gray
Panay
Weil
Minis Aba
Mia
Jon D
Met
Marion
Constar
Ds Nowa
Savane
Ymionap
de Cimmichael
Sheelonk Station
New York Central
Bricki
Pak Ag
Cherryhill
Dentigtay
Adaing
P. RR
Central R.rse
Twolick Creek
Parchase
Johnston Moorhead
Russell Coal’ Co
Bo Ga
C.B. C
Baseball Park
Russell Co
David Price
Frank Patrits
Franklin Street
Charles Dick
Harry Helman
George Dixon
Punxantawney
Lydick
Toronto
Can
Rosemoyne
BH. D. Wells
Maude Wilson
Slater
Wilbur Boyer
Dayton
Stiteler
Swicksburg
Mra
H. Wi
James Warden
Summerville
Albert Shaffer
James van Horh
South Bend
Albert_Wells
Panxautawjney
Mes
William Sink
Albert Bargeratock
Clark Marshall Timber Tract
Belknap
Misa Lottle
Marshall
G. Marshall
Ebbert
Breweria
A.M. van Horn
Zula
John van Born
Georgaville
Maude Wells
Lemuel Ruffner
Blok Mats
Frank Kerr
Bavereau
Ank
Adana
Visty
Dra
Charley Ble
Rankin
Torue
Mya
John Farnsworth
Old Mee
Villaiville
Ralph
Hundlagony
Julie
BREE
Reunion
Vetersus
Church News
Cass Laken
Jury
Alberta
Treng
Denver
Nema
Bip
Chiioh
Pannpylyonia
Uniontown
Misa Pha Mitchell
Lodlang
Lockport
Pittsburg Aynod and
Tey
J. O.N. Bari
Oyany Gellut
A. Bhanka
Ray-Taired Veteia Oui
Nateavinnied
Promitant Green Towsehip
Pitty
Alli Bryan Connection
Cunningham Real
Arorga-Twirabss
Anderson George
Biorst
Ware Mart
The
Lutheran
Lewis Hay
John Ay Wire
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