Rousing rally for the ticket in Indiana county
Indiana county staged a rousing political rally with a large parade through Philadelphia street and a mass meeting at Library Hall. Hon. John K Tener defended himself against attacks while candidates toured the county, greeted by voters and distinguished locals, with music and flags marking the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Yener
Indiana County
Indiana
Library Hall
Philadelphia
John K.tener
Punxeytawney
Indiana House
Heilwood Delgation
Heilwood Corner
Coal Center
Park
Erm
Clymer
John 8. Fisher
John A. Scott
Reas
John K. Tener
Commonwealth
Tener
Nicholas Langham
Washington
Congress
Theleva
Fationa
Uch
WRAITHY ESTATE DIVIDED Bequests Made In Wille Filed
The Indiana County will detail divides a late J W Row estate with shares to his daughter Mrs Lewis Piper sons Samuel Alexander Frank and to other heirs including John Wyant Row and Matilda L Kellys children. Executors named J O Bovard and Mrs Lewis Piper. Also mentions wills of John MeIanac Eliza J Howard Mary C Howard and William Shultz with multiple bequests and estate distributions across Pine Spangler Barnesboro and Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille
Indiana County
J. W. Row
East Mahoning Township
Marion Center
Lewis M. Piper
Hugh L. Kelly
Samuel
Alexander
Frank Row
Lewis Piper
Joungton
Matilda
Kelly
John Wyant Row
Samuel Row
Alexander Row
Bovard
Mra
John MeIanac
Sisternville
W. Va
West Wheatfield Township
John
Albert McIsaac
Eliza J. Howard
Mary C. Howard
Center Township
William Shultz
Pine Township
Mary J. Shultz
Spangler
Killens
Clowes
Harman Miller
Testator
Matthew
Joseph
George
Barnesboro
Harry Shultz
Johnstown
First National Bank of
Joseph Shultz
Enthusiastic Meeting Promotes Local Y M C A Plan
A large gathering of Indiana's young men met at Library Hall on Sunday to back the proposed Y M C A. Harry McCreary led, with Rev H S Harper Supt James F Chapman Attorney J Elder Peeler and Walter H Jackson delivering practical talks on religious mental and physical development. Nearly all in attendance signed to support a local Y M C A, as Walter Jackson noted the statewide Sabbath School turnout. State Secretary Caruthers will speak this week to detail the drive and form an organization.
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Indiana
Library Hall
Harry McCreary
H. 8. Harper
Christ Episcopal Church
James F. Chapman
J. Elder Peeler
Walter H. Jackson
Harper
Chapman
Peeler
Altoona
H. B. Cogswell
Caruthers
Weddings of a Week Mack St Clair and St Clair Bride
Mack St Clair of Pitcairn and Misa Clara B St Clair of West Wheatfeld township wed at the bride’s parents home with Rev P J Chilcote officiating. After a northern wedding trip they will reside in Pitcairn where Mr Mack works. Best man was Mr Charles St Clair and maid of honor Miss Guasle Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitcairns
Mack
Charles St. Clair
Guasle Mack
J. W. Mack
Gussle
Bima Mack
G. F. Mack
Clyde
Darwin Mack
Bert and
Irast
Clair
Pitcairn
Susan HB. St. Clair
Emma Huston
Robinson
McLatn
Hear Robinson
Pennington-Kennerdell
Ernest B. Pennington
E. A. Pennnington
North Ninth Street
Mise Ida C. Kennerdell
Kittanning
R. B. Kennerdell
William J. Hutchison
Pennington
Vandergrift
Ernest
Fay
Lewis Cunningham
Andrew Lewis
Leechburg
Wdna Cunningham
John Cunningham
Parkwood
Cunningham
Lewis
Personal brevities from Indiana county social notes
Indiana county society column lists residents and visitors across towns and cities. Names include Stephen Kies in Harrisburg Laura McHenry in Pittsburg Paul Vogel Latrobe and many others visiting relatives, attending events, or traveling to St Cloud Florida and Du Bois. The page records multiple short movements, illnesses, and hospital details for local families.
Bennett firm begins paving on North Ninth Street
M. Bennett & Sons started grading North Ninth Street under a contract to pave four streets linking the borough with state roads. Upon completion Indiana will boast some of the finest drives in the state with roads entering scenic countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bennett & Sons
North Ninth Street
Indiana
Philadelphia Americans take two games in World Series
The Philadelphia Athletics of the American League won the first and second games of the World Series from the Chicago Cubs at Philadelphia on Monday and Tuesday. Monday’s game ended 4 to 1 and Tuesday’s contest 9 to 3.
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Philadelphia Americans
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Yeaterday
Operation Restores Light for Mrs Orr in Philadelphia
Mrs Martha J Orr of West Philadelphia underwent a successful cataract operation last week in the city restoring sight she had lost. The report notes her daughter in Pittsburgh and confirms the operation’s success. Engineers from J H Weaver Coal Company are active in the Blacklick coal field with important developments anticipated this year despite garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha J. Orr
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
J. HL. Weaver Coal Company
Black~lick
Hea
Tulare
Christian Endeavor District 4 Meet at Curry Run
Christian Endeavor District No 4 of Indiana Curry Run Ernest Grove Chapel and Clymer will convene at Curry Run Presbyterian near Shelocta Sunday at 7 30 p m Prof HE McFarland will preside Discussion topic Chances We Miss with subtopics by Barnett Earhart Anderson Chapman and others Music will be provided Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention of District No
Convention of Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian, Christian and Lutheran Societies of
Indiana
Curry Run
Ernest
Grove Chapel
Clymer
Curry Run Presbyterian Church
Shelocta
HE. W. McFarland
Town
C. EB. Barnett
Christian Church
Harry W. Earhart
Presbyterian Church
D. W. Anderson
Wallace C. Chapman
Lutheran Church
Opening of Lyric Wald Lyric Hall at Marshall Building
A new two story brick addition to the Marshall block on Carpenter avenue and Philadelphia street features a large maple floored hall on the second floor with skylighted stairways, dancing space, cloak rooms, and an orchestra. The space includes ground floor storerooms and a modern steam heating plant serving the whole block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maretalt
Marshall
Carpenter Avenue
Philadelphia Street
Sement
Marshall Block
Lyric Hall
O. D. Steffy
W. R Douglass
Normal Conservatory of Music
New Century Club Plans Blairsville Lecture Event
The New Century Club met Monday with Mrs Elmer Ellla hosting. They accepted Blairsville women’s invitation to attend a Dickens lecture by Mrs Florence Wade of Pittsburgh at the college chapel Thursday evening. Readings from Dickens will be given, with solos by Leila Parlin and Edna Cogswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Ellla
New Century Club
Blairaville
Florence Wade
Pittsburg
College Chapel
Edna Cogswell
Public Interest
W. 8. Hamilton
Jennie M. Ackerman
Mary King
S. J. Telford
S. W. Guthrie
Silver Wedding Anniversary Underpins Local Family Ties
Mr and Mrs James R Daugherty of West Church Street celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a Saturday dinner for 25 relatives and friends. Daugherty, cashier of First National Bank, Indiana, is noted as a leading county businessman. Attendees included Mrs Daughertys parents, the Mitchells, the Jacks, the Daughertys of town and Jeannette, plus Dr and Mrs W A Simpson and many others. The item also notes horse shoeing for a young five month old horse, a railroading accident injuring James Moore, and a fall by Elinor Driggs. A new weekly newspaper, The Clymer Merald, will publish in Clymer starting November 9 by Star Publishing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Daughrty
James R. Daugherty
West Church Street
Daugherty
First National Bank
Indiana
M. Jack
John M. Daugherty
Town
Clark Daugherty
Familly
Jeannatte
William Jack
Migs
Marguerite Daugherty
W. A. Simpson
Frank Daugherty
Frank Anthony
Mias
Gertrude Anthony
Milas Mary MeKtnight
Frank OD. St. Clair
Kiskl
Paul Reed
John I. St. Chal
Fomor Otty
Thomas St. Clair
Latrobe
Philadelphia
Elinor Driggs
J. Z. Driggs
Clymer Merald
Clymer
Btar Publishing Company
North American editor tied to bribery case in 1896
The Philadelphia North American editor Van Valkenburg allegedly paid nearly 10 000 in costs to settle a bribery charge against aiding a Pennsylvania legislator vote for John Wanamaker in 1846. Detective Tillard testified the editor gave funds to influence Webster Weiss, undermining claims of moral crusade during Tener’s governor bid.
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KA. van Valkenburg
Coste
Boward A. van Valknburg
Philadelphia North American
Posce
N. Titlard
Wilkesbarre
Justice of the Peace
J. 4
Kuebler
Pottaville
van Valkenburg
Webster C. Weiss
Northampton County
John Wanamaker
Penrose
Tie
Prasse
Pennsylvania
Wit
Tenet
Tillard
Death notices in Summitville and surrounding towns
Recent deaths report Robert Bruce Hamilton of Summitville Tenn Sept 22 born Cherry Tree Nov 17 1846 resided Coffee County 30 years married Elizabeth Matthews 1876 one son George H Hamilton Vandergrift and second wife Alicea Harrison 1879 two sons and a daughter survive. Also John H O Hara former Grant township resident died Oct 7 in Washington Pa aged 57 with widow and children. The keepsakes note siblings and burial at Dixie nville O Hara burying ground. Mrs Lewis Burgan Cherry Tree died after illness aged 58 survived by husband and several children funeral at home then Odd Fellows Cemetery Cherry Tree. Mrs Jandie Lukehart Vandergrift Heights died aged about 30 wife of Archie Lukehart daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Prugh Atwood survived by husband and several children. interment in Vandergrift Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Kies
Harrisburg
Mies
Laura McHenry
Grove Chapel
Pittsburg
Paul Vogel
Latrobe
Charles J. Wingart
H. A. Strong
Swinsvale
Nole
H. E. Ruffner
Glen Campbell
Clark Daugherty
Jeannette
A. AL. Galbreath
Brookvale
Indiana
H. W. Stear
South Mahoning
C. L. Graff
Blacklick
A. B. Dickie
Oregon
Youngstown
8. L. Wiggins
Lizzie Wiggins
McKeesport
Indiana County
Mary Campbell
Cherry Tree
D. B. Taylor
John S. Hastings
du Boils
Taylor
Ellis Rupert
Anaconda Mont
S. H. Kilne
Chestnut Street
John Bennett
Church Street
St. Cloud
Fla
H. M. Fair
Uniontown
A. T. Moorhead
Mabel Wiggins
Vandergrift
W. F. Walker
Cora Balentine
William Johnston
Pitcairn
Mary J. Stewart
Hope Stewart
Robert H. Work
Rochester Mills
P. J. McGovern
South Tenth Street
Clark Neal
Fred Nealer
Town
New Kensington
Charles Keigan
John H. Shores
Julian
Nampa
Idaho
R. B. Young
North Sixth Street
Michael Prugh
Atwood
Henry Lukehart
Washington Township
Vandergrift Heights
Archie Lukehart
W. 8. Deyarmin
South Seventh Street
Bedford,o
Alimena Helman
N. Bert Lowman
W. C. Kittle
Bellevernon
Thomas Lowman
North Ninth Street
J. N. Wider
Elder
James Ev Ang
J. Wilae McCartney
Manorville
Armatrong County
W. S. Christy
Jan, Evans
Railroad Avenue
Charles McEwen
D. W.schrecangost
Plumville
Schracengost
Robert B. Hamilton
Robert Bruce Hamilton
Summitville
Tenn
This County
Coffee County
Elizabeth Matthews
Armagh
Thia County
George H. Hamilton
Vander~grift
Alicea Harrison
M. B. Church
John II. O'Hara
John H. O'Hara
Grant Township
Washington
Edith V. Allen
Charles W
Thomas
John
George D
Henry D O'Hara
Dixonville
Rebecca Spicher
Hillsdale
Martha Lewis
Lovejoy
O'Hara
Dixonyville
Lewis Burgaan
Lewis Burgan
Holden
Cresson
James Stimer
Emeigh
Jay Stifler
Cherry Trea
Wintondale
Elizabeth
Alice
Nellie
Frank
Clarence
Odd Fellows
Jandie Lukehart
Jatkehart
Henry Lulkahart
Vanderarift Heights
Veteran Instructor Honored by Friends at Cher ryhill Reunion
Spirited gathering honors longtime county educator D. C. H. Wolf who taught 22 terms. Nearly fifty former pupils joined, with addresses, songs, and a planned October 16 reunion. Veterans of Co. D 206th Regt. Pa. Vol. met at Saltsburg with Capt. W. C. Gordon as president and a note on their historic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Wesley
Harry A. Holsopple
Harrison Putt
Christopher Coy
M. J. Golden
Mr. Wolf
O. J. Holsopple
S. B. Carney
Milton Johnston
Edward Simpson
William Reever
Wolf
Anderson Fowler
Ed Aimpson
Misa Annie Knuth
Oliver Householder
Geo. Mardin
Whitmore
J. M. Dick
William Marks
A. Nicewonger
J. F. Roser
Mise Hanna Gene
Samuel Brown
J. A. Bush
W. H
Adama
Mont Stephens
Griffith
Id. Simpgon
Win. Brown
Harey A. Kfaigopme
David Pult
Anderson Bowler
Z. Milton Gibson
David Brown
Steele Carr
Chriet Day
J. C. Amond
James Clawson
Prankowler
Andrew Hoover
Indiana gets big convention
The next annual convention of the Association of Poor Directors and Charities will be held in Williamsport on October 11 to 13, 1911, drawing 300 to 400 attendees. Mrs Sue B H Willard won election as vice president after declining the presidency. county commissioners J is Marshall and D T Niel helped secure the event. The following year’s meeting will involve county officials and charity superintendents from counties without poor directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Poor Directors and Charities
Williamsport
Sue B H. Williard
Board of Trade
J. Is Marshall
D. T. Niel
Friends of Orren O Harrah Enjoy Home Gathering
About sixty friends of Orren O Harrah near Rochester Mille gathered at his home on Thursday. An excellent dinner was served from baskets brought by visitors. O Harrah, injured four years ago, remains an invalid but can sit up and wheel himself in his chair. Guests left gifts for him. Mrs Margaret Miller of South Tenth Street received a birthday cards shower with 75 cards and friends brought presents. The evening featured games and a prayerful social mood with refreshments at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew R. Stuchell
Uncle
Sam
Matt
Philippines
Frank Fenton
Williamstown
W. Va
Indiana
Mary Huston
Sarah Johnston
Tawn
M. Jack
William Jack
W. J. Mitchell
Town
Summerville
Jefferson County
Clarion
Brookville
Jack
Misa Martha Graff
G. W. Graf
Orren O'Harrah
Rochester Mille
O’harrah
Margaret Miller
South Tenth Treat
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Swat
Wraithy
Tichardson-Beadling
Robert Richardson
Punxsutawney
Arvilla Beadling
Iselin
Charles Brenn
Saltsburg
Hugh Lowman
Clarksburg
George Anderson John II
Elva Anderson
West Lebanon
West Indiana
F. 8
Crawford
Day-Dickie
Charles H. Day
Hughesville
Charlotte Dickie
Blairsville
J. C. N. Park
J . T Learn-Moorhead
Ernest P. Learn
Mitchells Mills
Christian Endeavorers
Berry and Gibboney
Keystone Party
Moore Hotel
John R. Graff
Idamar
United States District Court
Ralph Hastings
Ralph W. Hastings
John 8. Hastings
Mast
Lulu Glasser Company
Mr. Hastings
New York
Indiana Normal
Millersville
J. W. Uncapher
Near Lovejoy
Paul Crawford
Cockport
Jase Bight
Kye James Moore
Faelin
North American 18
Milzabeth Wissinger
Anson EK. Urieckley
J. H. Rochester
Marion Cetter
A. J. McGaughey
Willian Jolene
Mechanicsburg
D. Cunningham
Alexander N. Lewis
Young
B. M. Clark
Trustes
Dixon
Land Co
Greek Catholic
Higin Kunkle
Homer City
Martha
Gibson
Lawison
Jacksonville
H. M. Kanarr
Elizabeth Lapaley
Biatraville
Samuel T. Power
Esther Faith
Armegelahr
Truatae
Dixon Run
Joseph Bara
Joseph Sarre
Tetea Klostopaky
Tome OF D. C
WH. Wolf
Co. D
206Th Regt
P. V
William C. Gordon
Salisburg
Saltsburgh
Frank Stevens
Louise McClean
J. (. High
Richmond