New Clymer Water Plant At Twolick Nears Completion
Work on the Clymer Water Company plant progresses toward a full gravity-fed supply. H. M. Bell and John Weir supervise a brick filtered system 70 feet long, 7 feet deep, with a 50 by 52 foot reservoir and a modern pump and tank to serve 400 patrons, costing at least $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Water Company
Twolick
Clingenberger Bill
H. M. Bell
Progress
John Weir
Bell
G. W. Hand
Indiana
October Weddings Bring Local Couples Together
The article notes October weddings in Allegheny and Westmoreland counties. W. G. Atkinson and Virtue C. Shaffer wed at the bride’s home with Rev. Lewis Hay officiating, after which the couple planned house keeping at Hawking station. Another couple, Mrs. Ira Anderson and Mrs. Minnie Hoffman, celebrated a noon ceremony at the bride’s parents’ home with a Thursday reception at the groom’s home. A Kansas City merchant and Miss Mertie E. McEntire were married on October 8. The piece also lists an upcoming Rayne Township Teachers Institute program with sessions on school ethics incentives geometry and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Atkinson
Hawking Station
Allegheny County
Virtue C. Shaffer
East Church Street
Lewis Hay
Lutheran Church
Ira Anderson
West Lebanon
Minnie Hoffman
Congruity
Westmoreland County
Rock Bottom
Rayne Township
Forencon
E. L. Pearce
Jennie Donds
Ralph Wolf
Beatty
W. H. Hoover
Emma Rodney
Miss Hamilton
Deemer
Saltsburg Bolt and Machine Company forms local stock venture
A Saltsburg civic group organizes the Saltsburg Bolt and Machine Company with $20,000 capital, half sold, to manufacture a threadless belt. A Covode Republican meeting draws North Mahoning residents, James F. Chambers elected chairman and Earl Preiffer secretary, with Ernest Stewart and others addressing the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltsburg
Covode
North Mahoning Township
James F. Chambers
Earl Preiffer
Ernest Stewart
M. Jack
John
Fisher
Elder Peeler
Church News and Local Sermons and Music
An orchestra furnishes the music for the M. E. Sabbath school in town. Rev. Tomlins with Rev. M. B. Lanning conducts meetings at Tunnelton Baptist church. Rev. W. T. Anderson of Church street preached in Pittsburg missions talks. Guitar instructor Frank Rowan teaches local youths. class already has ten. Fall house cleaning aids offered with 10c papers under carpets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Sabbath School
Tomlins
M. B. Lanning
Tunnelton
W. T. Anderson
Church Street
Monongahela and Allegheny
United Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Anderson
Sixth United Presbyterian Church
Woman’s Missionary Society O of
Frank Rowan
Hower City
Hig
Rowan
Death Notices: Mrs Mary E Sell counts a large family
Mrs. Mary E Sell widow of William Sell of Armstrong township died at her home near Shelocta on Tuesday evening October 17 aged 65 years 6 months from typhoid fever. Survived by ten children including William F of Shelocta Alonzo Woods and Albert of Plum Creek James of Derry Catherine of Indiana Barbara Stewart near Jacksonville Fulton Saltsgiver of West Lebanon John and Robert of Armstrong township and Mollie at home. Member of Shelocta United Presbyterian church funeral Thursday by Rev O H Milligan burial in church cemetery.
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Homer Bartlebaugh
Clannon House
Pittsburg
Thureday
Vincent Tonkins
Cherrytree
Indiana
Nora Luckard
West Uus Street
Derry
James Speedy
Chambersville
Wicade
Eibtaburg
Frank Lyvlace
Greensburg
M. M. Rankin
Brockwayville
John L. Getty
Church Street
Flora Work
East Mahoning Township
Allegheny City
J. ©. Irwin
Hawkine Station
Atkinson-Shaffer
Hulda Stumpf
Jane Myers
Cincinnati
The
Christian Church
J. A. Miller
Blairsville
Plainville
J. E. Sloan
Johnstown
Kellysburg
Nancy Wagle
Blairaville
al Wagle
Railroad Avenue
Sapwath
Martha Ramsey
South Bend
Armstrong County
Bell Taylor
East Philadelphia Street
Mansfield Brown
H.H. Kuhn
R N. Nixon
Johestown
Jsmasong
Mra
C. Wallace
East Bradys
J.C. Wallace
Oaxland Avenue
John Flade
Leechburg
Flade
T. P. Stephens
Pine Township
W. B. Kline
Charles
Misa Ella McCormick
Third Ward
Markleton
Cora
Landford James
St. Clair
Indiana House
Robert Jones
A. H. Moore
New American House
Elks
Blairyville
J. R. Stumpf
New York City
Stumpf
Nel Ellis
McKeveport
Miss Ellis
Wilkinsburg
Latrobe
G. W. Hood
Philadelphia
Pennsyvania Waterworks Association
H. M. Bell
E. O. Clements
Mae Clements
Philadelpia
Clemente
James Edmiston
G. T. Hamilton
Samuel McCartney
Mary Lucas
J. N. Banka
Annie
Louise Mitchell
Laura Wood
W. M. Cunningham
Zaida Long
Martha Pounds
C. H. Moore
Robert Elder
Osbourne County
Kan
Rayne Township
Elder
West
Mary E. Sell
William Sell
Armstrong Township
Shelocta
William F
Alonzo Woods
Albert
Plumcreek Township
James
Catherine
Barbara Stewart
Jacksonville
Fulton Saltsgiver
West Lebanon
John
Robert
Mollie
Betsy Fyock
Jacob Fyock
Near Purchase Line
Samuel and
Solomon
Glen Campbell
George
Harvey Swartz
Arthur Lydick
Mahaffey
Catherine Walker
Grant Township
Samuel Muman
Amanda Ober
Pleasant Valley
Dunkard Church
Joseph Holsapple
Spicher
Taylorsville
Local Obituaries and Notices Chronicle
Obituaries report Mrs. Jacob Fyock and Mrs Betsy Fyock of Purchase Line area, with children listed and Taylorsville burial. Nearby, William Billings dies aged about 80 near Five Points. Henry Cogley dies aged 83 in Armstrong county. John D Reed dies of stomach cancer aged 46. Jail for John Burton after potato dispute. birthday surprise for Mrs Hinds. Rev W T Anderson to lecture on India. Prof H V Rowan and Miss Minerva McClelland wed. Also ads for kidney cure and local hunting notes and US jurors named Laughlin and Walker for Pittsburg session.
Real Estate Sale Adjoins Coal Land in Indian Borough
The real estate of Thomas Ray deceased containing 213 acres partly in Buffington and Brushvalley townships, underlaid with coal, adjourned to Friday November 3 at 1 pm in the Court House in Indians. D B Taylor administrator. Also job ad seeking managers in local counties with $900 yearly salary, home based office work. Dominion Company Dept 3 Chicago. Cascarets Candy Cathartic advertisement included.
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Thomas Ray
Buffington
Brushvalley Township
Borough of
Indians
D. B. Taylor
THE
Dominion Company
Dept. 3
Chicago
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Clymer Water Companyr
Curtis C. Stear
Weat Mahoning Township
This County
Kansas City
Misa Mertie E. McEntire
Local Institute
Bolt and Machine Works
James W. Hazlett
Hillsdale
Margaret C. Bethel
D. M. Caldwell
Church News
L C. Q
Caldwells
Mrs
William Billings
Montgomery Township
Walker
Five Points
Clearfield County
Harry
Isaac
Peter Brickle
Patchinville
Allen Rippie
Altoona
Billings
Burnside
Henry Cogley
Cowanshannock Township
J. M. Cogley
Marion Center
J. D. Reed
Homer City
Greenwood
John Burton
West Wheatfield Township
Burton
J. B. Hinds
Chestnut Street
Town
India
H. V. Rowan
Wiconisco
Minerva McClelland
Manor
Hetrick Bros. Druggists
Harry Anderson
Clarksburg
N. E. Craig
Allegheny
Edward Lingenfelter
Washington Township
United States
Joseph Laughlin
Squire J. G. Walker
West Mahoning Township
United States Court
Castoria
M. C. Watson
Frank Keener
Watson
Tomb
Farmers’ Bank
Tjang
Farr
Jolly P. Elkin
Aattorney
T-Law
Elkin
John H. Pierce
J. M. Cunningham
Philadelhia Street
Telford
Sutton Building
Philadelphia Street
Ernesit Stewart
Woop Clark
Farmers’ Bank Building
Yandd
Indiana, Pr
OHN L. Getty
Dayd Blair
Eorge W. Hood
Attorney-Atlaw
Aetrick
Nandsson N. Banes
Trands
Samuel Cunningham
John &, Fisher
J. Lanenam
Farmers Bank Building
W. L. Stewart
Stewart & Clark
Tjango
Hotels
Central Hotel
Indians, Pa
John W. Wray
Dreovers
Pat
John Hour
Clawson House
W. H. Clawson
New American
H. Moore
Indiana, Pe
Rsaac Guerria
James 8
Cuart
H. B. . Buterbaugh
N. F. Ehrenfeld
Offee No
South Sixth Street
J. A. Crossm Tudtana
Pal Sasttek
Court House
L. Moorhead
Ofice
Sterling Remedy Co
Farmers’ Supplies
Water Street
Depot
Indiana, PA
Lockard
Indiana County
Logeard
Pennw’a
Treioos
Sutton
Loy Alan Dr. Peal
Peel
Addson
Daugherty Bros
Standard Oil CO
Keeley
Inkenness
Keeley Institute
Froth’ Avs
Pitisuchg, Pa
Santa
Palme Ettox Pevcetc
Pan-American Drugco
New
Daugherty Exps
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American House
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