Great County Fair Opens With Wide Display and Festivities
The Great County Fair in Indiana opens amid ideal weather and large crowds. Displays span PA State College exhibit, Round House, Horticultural Hall, and the Boys Naturalist Club. Livestock, crops, and dairy sections showcase breeding, fertilizers, and plant science. Soldier reunion, special trains, and street car schedules accompany the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Society
Round House
Roundhouse
R. W. Wehrle
Boys’ Naturalist Club
Indiana
Wehrle
Pennsylvania
Twolick Creek
Pennsylvania State College
Animal Husbandry Department
Department of Dairy Husbandry
Timothy
Indiana, County Soldiers’ Association
Dick White
Fifty-fifth Regiment
Indiana County Street Railways Company
Assignee Appointed for Blairsville College
Pp. M. Wier of Blairsville has been named assignee for the benefit of Blairsville College creditors after the school closed due to debt last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville College
M. Wier
Blairsille
Work of Town Council Sidewalks Ordered Down on Streets
Town Council ordered sidewalks removed on School Street in front of East End school and on Twelfth Street east side in front of A M Hook H H Snyder and B R & P railway company properties. Also on Philadelphia Street in front of Mont gomery Hotel and Noah Boyer property on Mieventh Street to repair. Plans for rebuilding Daugherty Bros property on east side of the new Young building referred for investigation. Clerk instructed to notify roof water dischargers onto sidewalks to fix or face liability for winter ice damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Street
East End
Twalfth Street
A. M. Hook
H. H. Snyder
B., R. & P. Railway Company
Philadelphia Street
Montgomery Hotel
Noah Boyer
Mieventh Street
Daugherty Bros
Young
Democratic Postmaster Takes Charge Of Local Office
Harry W. Fee began his duties as Indiana's new post master and assumed control of the local post office on Saturday. The office’s civil service staff will stay in place. In Piumville New Home, Mr and Mrs Fran Marshall hosted the Woman's Christian Temperance Union with sixty eight attendees, a noon dinner, and an afternoon meeting as membership grows to forty. The group plans to host the county convention in 1914 with Maude Stuchell and Pluma Van Horn contributing instrumental music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Fee
Indiana
Fran Marshall
Maple Valley
Piumville
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Maude Stuchell
Pluma van Horn
Weddings of a Week in Coraopolis and Nearby
McGregor Henry of Church Street wed Miss Mary Henry of Vandergrift in Coraopolis with Rev Elmer Greenlee presiding. Other weddings include Ethlyn Irene Caddy and Jay Madison Dickey in Atwood, and Dr Wallace Hopkins and Dora M Walker in Marion Center. Indiana High School seniors elect officers and appoint a new editorial staff for the Senioran with 45 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Toledo, O
Pittsburg Plate, Glass Company
Indiana High School
Lloyd Roberts
Milford Tomb
Elizabeth Lowry
Annn Simpson
Ralph McCreery
Frances Speedy
Wayne Getty
Twila Lockard
Ada Long
Wilson Guthrie
Mary Tongwil
Personal BREVITIES from Indiana callers and visitors
Elders Ridge and surrounding towns are noted for a stream of visitors and guests. Residents like RW Ewing James Aice Miss Josephine Grouse John Walker Ross Hill Harry Daugherty J E Morrow and others travel and entertain in Indiana areas and nearby towns. Several residents visit relatives attend events and plan visits to cities like Pittsburgh Cleveland and Buffalo with trips to Niagara Falls and the Toronto Fair.
Republicans Have Big Lead in County
County assessor returns show Republicans with a strong lead over Democrats in party enrollment across most districts. Many ex-Republicans have rejoined, while some voters who misunderstood a new enrollment act left parties but can still vote on non partisan ballots for judge. Registration data from the four Indiana wards indicates the Republican edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Washington Party
Indiana
Grim Reaper's Harvest Claims Multiple Local Residents
Obituary notices report the deaths of Willam Uneapher aged about 72 at the Armstrong Township homestead on Anist 26 with survivors including two daughters Mrs Alexander Cunninghatt and Mrs Martha McKee and son George Uneapher. Also listed are four siblings and in laws, with services at the Jacksonville Presbyterian church and burial in the local cemetery. Additional notices record the death of Mrs Sarah Rice formerly Donahey aged 80 years and five months near Lovejoy, with children Rice and Jay Zella at home, and a funeral at her home led by Rev J W Fyock with burial in Tylorsville cemetery. Emmett Moore, son of Mrs B M Moore of Waterstreet, died in Philadelphia at 27 from typhoid fever, survived by wife, child, mother and two sisters. funeral in Philadelphia. Annie Neal daughter of the late Cochrane Neal died in New Castle Wyoming, remans to Oakwood cemetery in Oakland. Francis Cost daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Cost of East Oak street died aged 15 months on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGregor-Henry
John McGregor
Church Street
Mary Henry
Vandergrift
Coraopolis
Elmer Greenlee
Coraopolis Methodist Episcopal Church
McGregor
James McGregor
Josephine Furnace and Coke Company
Harry Henry
Wilson College
Mr. McGregor
RW. Ewing
Elders Ridge
Indiana
James D. Aice
Hillsdale
Josephine Grouse
Pittsburg
John M. Walker
Apollo
Ross Hill
East Liverpool
Harry Daugherty
Jeannette
Jacksonville
K. W. Blakeley
Leechburg
West
Lebanon
Ruth
Johnstown
Indiana Friends
J. ©. Crusan
Kittanning
Dlders Ridge Academy
PB. A. Willett
Gowanda
Mary Moorhead
South Fifth Street
W. H. Altman
Carrie Trainer
Oakland Avenue
W. R. Calhoun
South Tenth Street
Cleveland
Ravyena
Carrie Gallagher
Swisvale
H. J. Buchheit
John C. Ortz
David Ort
East Oak Street
Joseph Houk
Lovejoy
David Houk
Brownsville
Ruth and
Sue McDermott
Crabtree
W. Va
J. D. Hill
Harman Edmiston
Goldie
Ira Roser
Heilwood
Ernest Kramer
New York City
May Brownlee
Perth Amboy
N. T
N. Wiggins
Tarentum
M. J. Wiggins
West Church Street
Gustin Moorhead
Phyllis
Brownwood
Tex
Miss Moorhead
Bartow
Fla
Harry Montgomery
Hickes
Duncansville
Thomas Shellito
Penn Run
Nathaniel Grove
Town
Harry Decker
Milton Henry
Cockport
I. N. Armstrong
Mleming Summit
Mises Ella Gertrude Bowers
Allegheny General Hospital
P. J. Bowers
Nolo
A. J. Uncapher
Armstrong Township
Atlantic City
A. B. Mott
William Connelly
Punxsutywney
Miller Construction Company
Connelly
Bradford
G. W. Rose
Aulda Nathan
Nelson Bleasser
Capitol Hotel
Morris Nathan
Rose
James Mike
Spruce
Scott Schultz
Blair
Blatdes
Thomas
Toledo
Ohio
George Fetterman
Fellword
Harry L. Decker
Clare Napp
Jefferson
Wright
Arden Arthur
Cherry Tree
Buffalo
Niagara Parls
Toronto
Canada
Willam Averstus Uneapher
Uneapher
Joseph
Amelia Uneapher
Andrew Uncapher
Alexander Cunninghatt
Young Township
Martha Mckee
Binksville
George Uncapher
A. A. Uncapher
Parkwood
Joseph Uncapher
Mary J
Colorado
Bell Cunningham
Conemaugh Township
Bustle Alice Neal
Presbyterian Church of
Sarah Rice
W. B. Rice
Rice
Wilkinsburg
Jay
Zella Rice
Donahey
Dames Aid
R. M. Donahey
Frank Donahhey
Stafford
Howard Donahey
Marion Center
W. A. Donahey
Emmett Moore
Mra. B. M. Moore
Waterstreet
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Myrtle Lydick
Nellie Moore
Lydick
Francis Cost
Roy Cost
Covode
Mira
Lloyd Carnahan
C. P. Smith
Juneau
T. Poftera
Hazel Hicks
Trade City
Jacob Stormer
Will Kerr
North Point
George Hicks
Gorgan
Jennia Peffer
John Dorn
Albert
John Baum
Smicksburg
George Little
Olio
A. Kamerer
John P
Banks Township
Adam Black
Misa Lillie Good
Charles Thompson
Mechanicsburg
Lewla
Ui. C. Stiteter
du Bolas
Charles K. Stiteter
Vandergrift Heights
H. B. Dinger
Aion Lant
James S. Weston
Merle Stuterer
Waller
Harry Seanor Hurt in Collision With Auto
Deputy state fire warden Harry Seanor was injured Saturday evening when his buggy collided with a car carrying a Sagamore baseball team near Punxsutawney. He suffered severe bruises, was treated at his father Noah Seanor’s home, and later returned to his Willet area residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Seanor
Wallopsburg
Sagamore
Punxsutawney
Seanor
Noah Seanor
Plumville
Willet
Reunions spread across counties for Reed descendants
More than two hundred Reed family descendants and friends gathered at Stafford for a Monday reunion praised as the best yet with morning socializing a basket dinner at noon, speeches by Rey McGuire and Cr. Reed, music by the Stafford martial band, and plans to meet again next September at the same site. Nearby events include reunions at Plumcreek township and Armstrong township schools, a Dixonville gathering of John and Mary Mumau descendants, and a Wolfe teachers and pupils reunion near Greenville. Licenses granted in Cumberland Maryland for David J. Jammonu and Nellie P. Graham, Vincent P. McCullen and Maury C. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Reed
Stafford
Merry Makers
Rey, McGuire
Cockport
Mr. Am
Cr. Reed
St. Petersburg
Fla
Sturgeon
Plumcreek Township
Armstrong County
S. M. Johnston
Mary Mumau
Dixonville
Jacob
D. Webster
Lovejoy
John A
Marion Genter
Tey
Thomas Lambert
John A. Muman
Rey
Muir
George Napp
D. W. Muman
J. (. Muman
Washington
State
Learnimattal
Qh. GC
Wolfe
Greenvilla
Cumberland
David J. Janmnonu
Tanneytown
Nellie P. Graham
Indiana
Vincent P. McCullen
Arcadia
Maury C. Martin
Glen Campbell
News of county towns murder case to go before court
The Indiana county court set to try a murder case as 28 criminal matters await trial over two weeks. Indictments include Raphael Antidorm and Arthur McCollim with serious charges. Grand jury reported on numerous cases and urged jail reforms and better sanitary conditions at the county home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cour
Raphael ‘Antidorm
Lucerne
Arthur McCollim
Garfeld
Cresswell
Harry Spence
John Lavey
George Allen
Joe Bengo
Tusant
John Geskey
Charles Lindeberger
Peter Shilling
Orel Passmore
Mike Papanie
Et al
Vasil Sch
Yenoski
Darwin Cassatt
J. A. Pearte
Blair Lamer
Lizzie Watrick
Mike Zambo
Jake Donohue
Gus Johnson
O. O. Napp
Grant Bidelman
Fulla Zahoransky
Lucy Bell Grove
Net Patrick
James Moore
Harry Simpson
George Rodusky
Earl Bartholomew
Milo Zambo
A. J. Wetmore
Peter Martin
Keto
von Cramer
Alex Clpalho
Peter Watrek
Iselin
C. Myers
Ferrier
Jennie C. Barr
Co. C. Wangamat
Samuel Henry
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Indiana
Indiana County
Wilson Piper
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Great County Fair
State College
Conrad Mankle
Madison Kunkle
Bertha Kunkle
Homer City
D. B. Magill
Homer City United Presbyterian Church
Walker Lydick
Carl Walker
Misa Mabelle Lydick
Lutheran Church
Lewis Hay
Leadn County
ASSES
William Arausine Unespher
W. H. Stice
Annie Neal
Cochrane Neal
New Castle
Wyo
Oakland Cemetery
J. Harvey Reed
Oregon
Mr. Reed
Reed Station
Twest
Fraternity of Engineers and Firemen
Harry J. Bartley
Mae Daugherty
James St. Daugherty
Indiana Collegians
Dubois
Vindiana
Mabe
Lydte
Charles T. Crone
Lafayette
Ind
Phyllis M. Waddle
Conemaugh
Lewis Reasler
Eles Cramer
Minnie Clark
Cramer Fred W. Marsh Randolph
N. Zella M
Buchanan
Robert Byers
Plum Witis
Frank Marshall
Sabturday
Helen Morrow
Omubi
Neb
Frank Morrow
Jank Terpe
Indhina
Shindledecker
The
Presbyterian Church
Kittanning Presbytery
Itiderd Ridge
Ladies
Beryl Seanor
Miss Stuchell
Bowser
Tennyson
Schrecengost
Farra
Solos
J. N. Cochran
Charles Mciwen
Stuchell
Merle Weston and Son
Suucksburg
Whi Beck
Clair Schrecengost
B., R. & P. Railroad Company
Pittsburgh
M. Mekinen
Harry Stewart
Josephine Dodson
United Presbyterian Church
Positor
A. C. Lukehart
Martha Lukehart
Falls Creek
D. C. Delancey
Cincinnati
J. O. Delancey
Irwin Zimmerman
Big Row
Mitchell Cochran
Business College
Roy K, Kintor
Savan Coal Company
Savan
Roches
New Road
Buffalo, Rochester & Mittsburg
Fourigner
Lad
Baccrne
Robinson
Grand Jury
Tran
Sations
John, Buffoon
Button
Punxsutawoey
Konsden Co. Incorporated
Atute
IB. R. Lumsden Company
Electra”Iighting Appliances
Luinsien
W. Ss
Hamilta Unt 2
Tomb
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