Sad End Of Young Engineer In Blairsville
Charles Cook a young engineer from Louisville died after self-administered carbolic acid and laudanum in Blairsville. Coroner inquest found death due to his own actions amid melancholy from ill health. He had been employed by the McGuire Company on a state road project. Remains to be sent to Louisville for interment. Also an institute program at Swanto school house Cherryhill township listed with speakers and topics on education. Agnes Groft, Teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nying
Blairsville
Blairaville
Charles Cook
Cook
Louisville
McGuire Company
H. B. Butterbaugh
George Hasinger
Mord City
Ils
Ord City
Mary Plotver Hasinger
Helen
Alfred
Anna
Mya
Sugannil Hasinger
S John Fd
Clement
Andrew Thasinger
Town
Witliam Phasenger
San Francisco
Cal
Benjamin Masinger
Wilmington
Del
Laura Hasinger
Apollo
Wdith Tasinger
Vandergrifft
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Word City
Indiana
St. Bernard Catholic Cemetery
Martha d. Morrow
Martha J. Morrow
John Wilson Morrow
Tionesta
Tidioute
Philly Uncapher
Saltsburg
Creekside
Morrow
Joseph
Antioch Lutheran Church
Ethel
Grace
Elmer
Gayl
Hulda
Rey
McGuire
Hash Mahoning Baptist Burreh
Purchase Line
Terbost
Covel
Robert A. Graham
EH. Q. Graham
Wheeling
W. Va
John
Johnstown
George
Collins
Lavella Cowan
Wilkinsburg
Miason Margaret
Jennie
Mary Grahin
Pittsburg
Wilkins
Motion for New Trial Filed in 1912 Proclamation Case
Attorney D Blair Taylor for Indiana Democrat Messenger and Progress files a motion for a new trial in the suit by the newspapers against the County Commissioners to force payment of the contract price for publishing the 1912 Proclamation. The jury awarded only half the claimed chairs, and during a separate damage suit between C C Neal and the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg Railway a juror was found to be related to the plaintiff prompting a continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Blair Taylor
Indiana Democrat, Messenger and Progress
C. C. Neal
Buffalo. Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Company
Sheriff Williams Long Trip Ends With No Arrest
Deputy Sheriff Harry Williams returned from Dunkirk New York where he sought Dominick Minecko alleged Lucerne murder suspect. The man arrested was not the wanted person, clearing the case for now. Edward Amherst Ott lectures at Normal School tomorrow evening with admission 60 cents. Indiana folks enjoyed a turkey dinner with local families at John Douglass’s near Cockport. District No 3 Sabbath School officers meet at Clymer Presbyterian Church at 1:30 PM to finish plans for the mid winter convention at Cookport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Lucerne
Harry Williams
Dunkirk
N. Y
Dominick Minecko
Mike Meno
Williams
Edward Amherst Ott
Normal School
Ott
Indiana
W. 5. Daugherty
J. R. Daugherty
John M.daugherty
Caroline
Ralph Moorhead
John Ki. Douglass
Cockport
Douglass
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Presbyterian Church
Clymer
Cookport
Proposed amendment to the constitution No. 1 read
The proposal seeks to amend Section 4 of Article 9 to limit state debt. It limits debt to supply revenue deficiencies or defend the state, with a cap of one million dollars, while allowing bonds up to fifty million dollars for highway improvements and rebuilding statewide. The change requires legislative approval and reflects a shift in fiscal constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Halloween Halloweens in Indiana Mummers Parade
Indiana hosts a Halloween mummers parade with eleven prize categories for best decorated buildings and costumes. Major David W. Stimpson leads as chief marshal with multiple aides. Participants assemble on Philadelphia Street at 7 45 pm and march at 8 pm along Philadelphia to Fifth and back to Seventh Street before disbanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiummers
Indiana
Hallowe'en
David W. Stimpson
Philadelphia Street
Pennsylvania
Fifth Street
Seventh Street
Former Indiana Horseman Declines Abroad Post
Fred Jamison, once of Indiana and now based in Washington Pennsylvania, was offered the head trainer job for Count Isador Schlessing in Austria with a $6000 salary. Jamison earned $21000 from his racing stable in the past year and has declined the opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jamison
Indiana
Washington, Pa
Count Isador Schlessing
Austria
Mr. Jamison
Weddings of a week in Ebensburg and area
A week of marriages across Ebensburg and nearby towns includes Kenneth Sleppy and Helen Collins wed at Rev F Henry's Ebensburg home on October 14, with a reception at the McDonald home in Belsano and a serenade by locals. James C Douglass and Iva M Doty wed in Rochester Mills. Charles Roy Wineberg and Bertha M Peffer marry in Marchand. Jount Schaffer Delbert Schaffer and Myrtle Schaffer unite in Plumcreek. Albert F Myers and Martha C Coy wed in Penn Run. Nelson McGregor and Nella Edmiston tie the knot in Showers. showers honor prospective brides Nita May Brown and Glenaver Prothero. election note urges voting for good roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleppy-Collins
Kenneth Sleppy
Belsano
Helen Collins
Philipsburg
F. Henry
Ebensburg
Ernest McDonald
Ethel Lambing
Harry Nippes
Cardiff
James C. Douglass
Iva M. Doty
Doty
Rochester Mills
Paul Finchey
Mr. Douglass
Charles Roy Wineberg
Marehand
Bertha Maude Peffer
Hannah Walker
Ida
West Church Street
Nita May Brown
J. Irwin Long
White Township
Miss Brown
J. M. Brown
Marie
Helen Hetrick
Church Street
Glenaver Prothero
Water Street
Joseph Holliday
Burnsidee
Charles R. Wineberg
Snes Marchand
Bertha M. Peffer
Marchand
Delbert Yount
Armstrong. Co
Myrtle Schaeffer
Armstrong Co
Indiana
Nelson D
McGregor Zealla
Edmiston
John P. Hopkins
East
Mahoning
Margaret J. Streams
Mahoning Lisle Blystone Eee
Creekside
van Horn
Marion Center
Thomas R. Conrad
Bertha R. Hess
Fred D. Gill
Starford
Sarah McFall
Leonard Barr
Sheloca
Lola C. Fry
Penn Run
Bert
Punxsutawnoey
B.C. Wiliiard
Migs Wthel
Jennie Spencer
Ray
H. H. Foust
I. B. Sutter
Eva McCaffrey
Wilkinsburg
Clark Richardson
A. L. Siiver
John Henry
Helen
United Brethren Church
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Report
A list of deed transfers recorded in Indiana County. Names include Charles Waltemire to Sarah Brown. Lizzie Pritz to Brush Creek Coal Mining Co. for 133 acres. Nancy Stittsman to Cramer Coal for 67 of 109 acres. Sarah Fisher to William Fleming. Mary Stormer to J. W. Gallagher. and multiple other parcels sold to various buyers for amounts ranging from 25 to 7600 dollars. Also notes social events and a market line: Butter Bees Indiana Markets 350 0¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Charles Waltemire
Cherryhill
Sarah Brown
Lizzie Pritz
Canoe
Brush Creek Coal Mining Co
Nancy Stittsman
Hast Wheatfield
Cramer Coal, Coke & Stone Co
Sarah ©. Fisher
White and Armstrong
Fleming
Mary Stormer
Young
J. W. Gallagher
Sarah Lewis Hannum
James Johnston
Jacksonville
Wm. Kunkle
Margaret D. Thompson
Aca
H. Hildebrand
G. Mazza
Center
E. Lettlere
Fannie Bennett
Mechanticsburg
T. W. Artemus
L Louis Gordon, Jr
Blairsville
B. W. Goldyard
Solomon Butterbaugh
Green
Manor Real Estate & Trust Co
Robert P. Longwill
White
Myrtle M. Kunkle
Thomas Lowman
Indiana
N. Bert Lowman
J. Frank Lowman
Ida B. L. King
Elizabeth M. Huston
T. W. Sanford
Jemima W. White
Jam
Clair Snyder
Emma H. Hasinger
James A. Palmer
Ward Calderwood
Banks
G. Craig-Newcomb
D. B. Taylor
Chavy Chase
Wm. Hoffman
Admi
John
James A. McCoy
Zenas Hitres
Robert A. Cunningham
B. M. Clark
Joe J. Campbell
Homer City
Julius F. Perrot
James M. Gaston
H. H. Bezer
Personal Briefs Highlight Indiana Visitors and Local Guests
INDIANA news items list numerous visitors and guests in town from Pittsburg, McDonald, Uniontown, Wellum, and surrounding areas. Names include T. A. Gilhonsen, Robert S. Coulter, Mrs. J. L. Jewell, Gilmore I. Bell, Mrs. George Leydie, Mrs. Roy M. Louder, Mrs. Ross Springer, J. B. Henry, Logan Williams, H. K. Neal, Mildred Lynie, Mary Jones, Margaret Smith, Mrs. Albert Paulsrad, and others. Several residents travel to attend events, visit relatives, or conduct business, with notes of hosts in Millsburg, Philadelphia street, West Water street, and North Sixth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Gilhonsen
Damur
Indiana
Robert S. Coulter
West Lebanon
J. L. Jewell
Near Jackson
Elle
Wis
Gilmore I. Bell
Wellum
West Water Street
George Leydie
North Sixth Street
Pittsburg
Roy M. Louder
Charles Books
School Street
Ross Springer
McDonald
Margaret Wilson
Church Street
J. B. Henry
Cherryhill Township
Logan DB. Williams
Garrett, Ind
Elizabeth Williams
South Fifth Street
Tate Thompson
Homewood
H. K. Neal
William Bush
Savilla Smith
Albert Paulsrad
McVitie
N. C
Mason McFarland
Griffith Ellis
West Church Street
George R. Fulton
Edgewood Park
Frank Ewing
Iselin
H. C. Williams
West
Margaret Riggle
Homestead
John A. Miller
Glenn Lee
Vandergrift
George Dickie
West Philadelphia
Wayne Avenue
W. L. White
L. K. Faulk
Johnson City
Tenn
James A. Breakey
Brookville
Letitia Gibson
Penn Run
Swartz Crawford
Sixth Street
Erie
Synodical Home Missionary Society
the Presbyterian Church
C. Farren
Lois Armstrong
Shelocta
Altoona
N. B. Scott
Fort Collins
Colo
Blaine
State Lick
David Bllis
George Snyder
Glassport
D. W. Lansley
Hal Speedy
James Speedy
George Frech
Rayne Township
Wilkinsburg
Carnegie
D. ¥. Waller
Bloomsburg
James W. Mack
Lowry Cameron
South Seventh Street
Deyarmin
Matthew H. Bruce
Boston
Mass
Christian Science Monitor
Bruce
Progress Office
J. Cal George
Inderton
Indiang
Hageson Vile Mrs 7 ta Indiana visitor Saturday
Mrs. Hageson Vile visited Indiana Saturday with Rev Sipes preaching at the Methodist church. Edythe Shielis and Pearl Lawson visited, and Lawson plans winter with brothers in Knois. Local youths attended a party near Marion Brown’s. A literary society at McIntyre will meet November 6 with Rose Huston president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageson Vile
Ta. Jewell
Antuman
Indiana
Sipes
Methodist Church
Hig Tirewell Sarman
Edythe Shielis
Pearl Lawson
Thig Place
Knois
Charles
John
Burerbaugh
Blairsville
Jay O'Neil
Pearl Cribbs
Aultman
Marion
Brown's
Literary Society
McIntyre
McTntyre School
Misa Rose Huston
Ruth Wiggins
Convention of Ladies of G A R to Meet in Indiana
Mary Spelling of Philadelphia, head of the Pennsylvania Ladies of the G A R, visited Indiana to organize the state convention next June during the G A R encampment. The event will use the Court House for sessions and the New Indiana House as headquarters, with an expected 600 visiting women from across the state and a strong Pittsburgh-area delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Spelling
Philadelphia
Department of Pennsylvania
Indiana
Society
Grand Army
Speltisy
Court House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young Engineer
Ands Likk
Teachers Local Institute
Swanto
F. S. Burns
Edtha Smith
Fred Golden
George Conner
May Cunningham
Vinton Amond
Wiliam Suppey
Bess Gibson
Sadie Lytle
Téple
Clara Weaver
Agnes Groft
George Rickard
Blanche Frantz
Mary Henry
Dick Reade
Florence Oligher
Boyd Russel
James Huston
C. C. Coy
John H. Smith
Frank Amond
Friends of Education
Sheriff Williams
Douglass-Doty
Jount Schaffer
Delbert Jount
Miss Myrtle | Schaffer
Plumcreek Township
Armatrong County
Squire J. G. Fleming
Hetrick
Harry C. Christy
Bridge
John Tomb
Haat Wheatfield Township
Tomb
Chas. Nehrig
Canter Township
James M. Campbell
J. Milton Gibson
Armagh
Henry Foster
Nan Tomb
Geo. Patchin
H. H. Smith
Kieferling
H. W. Ling
Mercy
Janige Tomb
Latrobe
Anna Kinter
Seward
Homer Tomb
M. J. Golden
Ruth Cramer
Ellis
London
Hill
M. BE
Idaho
Clifford Ket
Sharpsburg
WW. F. Meyers
Maplehurst
Stella Kimmel
Howard Kimmell
Glades
D. B. George
South Bend
W. P. George
Center Avenue
Adam Painter
Frank Munshower
Samuel Tenderson
Josephine
Jane
Locust Farm
B. T. Henderson
Ward Coulter
Ray Meyer
Rank George
Faula Alshouse
Roy R. Kinter
James Holly
James Kelly
Helen Marie Klebjer
Walter Snyder
Turtle Creek
Curry Run
Blatraville
F. C. Shaffer
W. T. Brickell
Rossiter
Bijaina
Pat
McKinley
Snyder
Oakland
Colin Doty
Ruth Doty
John Doty
RR. C. Doty
Elda Doty
W. H. Stanley
Edgar Stanley
Cozad
Neb
Pine Hove
Rochester Wills
Benjamin W. Carskadden
Philadealphia
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Manor Real Estate Company
Marshall Building
Carskadden
Thut
Greenwich Coal Company
Green Township
Fee van Horn
Minnie van Horn
Lee van Horn
Plumville
Plumvile Methodist Episcopal Church
Huuaband
William McAdoo
Thor Umvid
Liles
Hero
Ambrose
Javison McMillen
Ben McQuilken
Davis
Fred Dilts
Twolick
Ackerson
Oak Tree
Long
John Kirkpatrick
Rossmoyne
Kirkpatrick
Ephraim
Ruth
Tennessee
William Alshouse
Leonard
W. McMillen
D. W. McMillen
Elizabeth
Silas McMillen
William McMillen
Dolly Dodson
J. Burkett
Jennie Burkett
Friends
Grove Chapel
Jacob Burkett
Heshbon
John W. Wagner
Clyde
Imma Wagner
W. B. Wagner
Laura Palmer
Bessie Palmer
John Shaffer
Blacklick
Leonard Shaffer
Luin
P. M. Campbell
Tom Dick
James Dlas
Wintondale
U. P
Rev
Logan
Russell Palmer
William Palmer
Wellsville
Alvin Palmer
James Palmer
W. 1K Wagner
Ruth Ramsay
Nanty-Glo
Mia
Mary Parks
Patrick
Amanda Carnahan
Dil Town
Clyde McCrea
Hugh Mack
Near Clyde
Leonard Palmer
A. W. Campbell
Wilgus Frank Wright
C.D. Gorman
Lee Blogo
Laura
Jean Trimble W
Zoe Biss
Lovejoy
Edna McCurney
Edith Trimble
Seilwood
Mrs
Join Wright
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