Model Disposal Plant Nears Completion In Indiana Borough
A nine acre sewage disposal plant near the Indiana borough is nearly completed. The gravity system treats about 400,000 gallons daily with duplicate tanks for continuous operation. Designed by Mullen and Pealer, built for 32000 dollars, and supervised by borough engineer Thomas Pealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiaha
Pennsylvania Railroad
Walla
Robert M. Mullen
Thomas Pealer
Mullen & Pealer
Veterans Witness Civil War Monument Dedication in Gettysburg
Indiana County sent a large delegation of veterans to Gettysburg for the dedication of the state monument. The list includes James T. Work, William H. Stanley, and many others from Rochester Mills, Kintersburg, Marion Center, Shelocta, Deckars Point, Penn Run, West Lebanon, Indiana, and nearby towns, reflecting broad local participation in the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Gettysburg
James T. Work
William H. Stanley
Rochester Mills
William Buchanan
Thomas 8. Wheeler
Peter ‘Bennett
Harry White
W. J. Mogle
John Manners
J. W. Lear
John Weir
William
Hellin
D. H. Bee
Marion Center
J. M. Thomas
Gastown
John Pickle
Mark
Near Shelocta
James A. McQuown
Deckars Point
William H. Mack
Penn Run
Joseph H. Fulton
West Lebanon
W. I. Shields
Reubie and
Marie
Marion Centar
John Anderson
John Gray
Indiana
J. H. Rodkey
Cockport
Solomon Buterbaugh
Lovejoy
Fred Mock
Leard
Capt
William Kimple
Lottie
Chambersville
Keystone party sets October 8 campaign kickoff
Local Keystone party members plan a countywide campaign start on Saturday October 8 with Berry and Gibboney to address a public meeting. Prohibition candidate Clarence V. McCreight endorsed by the Keystone executive committee. Also notes the construction of a modern country home by J. M. Hileman at Reed Station and lectures by Eugene Chafin on Oh and School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Party
Eugene Chafin
Chicago
Taft
Panier Township
Clarks Ures
Glen Campbell
Pridsy
D. m
View of Filter Bed at the New Disposal Plant
A detailed view shows completed sections with crushed stone layers, sections with drainage pipes, and the circular Sludge Pond where heavy matter drains. Pipes lie buried beneath the embankment, hedges to screen the pond, and sectional distributing lines sprinkle sewage through 162 nozzles onto crushed stone to filter into channel tile drains.
Damage Suit On Trial In Local Civil Court
The court opened a week of civil trials on Monday with notable cases. Dr H P Grove sued Dr W A Simpson for 16000 dollars for alienation of affections and loss of dental practice, but Grove withdrew the suit. W M Daugherty sought 2000 dollars in damages from Indiana County Street Railway Co for land taken. jury yet to rule. Juvenile court disposed of Com. vs Nannie Thomas and Com. vs Goldie Stiveson. Naomi Thomas requested care from her father. judge placed her in Industrial Home at the father’s expense. Com. vs Goldie Buveson revealed the girl was over sixteen. no jurisdiction. costs assigned to county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove-Simpson
H. P. Grove
W. A. Simpson
Dr. Grove
Com
Nannie Thomas
Goldie Stiveson
Bertha Thomas
J. A. Thomas
Conemaugh Township
Naomi
Sue Willard
Goldis Buveson
Gen. Feat
Local Street Paving To Start Soon
M Bennett & Sons expect to begin paving Oakland and Wayne avenues and North Ninth street once state contracts are recalculated in Harrisburg. William Bennett traveled to Maryland to coordinate transport for machinery needed to begin Indiana work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bennett & Sons
State
Oakland
Wayne Avenues
North Ninth Street
Harrisburg
William Bennett
Maryland
Indiana
James Jack Passes Preliminary Law Exam in Pittsburg
James Jack son of Mr and Mrs M M Jack of town passed the preliminary law examination in Pittsburg recently. He was notified of the success and left Saturday to resume his studies at Yale College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jack
8. M. Jack
Town
Pittsburg
Jack
Yale College
County officials defer Cush Creek bridge until spring
The county commissioners met last evening and decided not to begin construction on the Cush creek bridge between Glen Campbell and Arcada until next spring. Nearby residents Bertha Stadtmiller of Iowa and Edward G. O’Hara with wife visited relatives in Johnstown over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cush Crack
Glen Campbell
Arcada
Former County Residents Celebrate 50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Sampson Stephens longtime county residents celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their home on Tuesday September 20 The event honored three generations of weddings and a birth in the Stephens family Guests included children grandchildren and relatives Among attendees were Mrs Harriet Swartz Mrs Jane Stephens and Mrs Catherine Campbell all past wedding attendants The couple born in Huntingdon County moved with their families to Indiana County then Johnstown where Sampson remained in farming until retirement four years ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson Stephens
Morrellville
Stephens
Harriet Swartz
Blairsville
Jane Stephens
Johnstown
Catherine Campbell
Mechanicsburg
Campbell
Catherine Rowland
Huntingdon County
Joseph Stephens
Samuel Conrad
Elvira B. Conrad
Conrad
Indiana County
Holand
Mr. Stephens
Wedding Bells End Court Case Between Brumbaugh and Walsh
In Heilwood a wedding ceremony on Saturday halted litigation between Harry Brumbaugh of Freeport and Midas Mary Walsh of Heilwood. Brumbaugh, a former freight conductor, was shot by Walsh after an alleged confrontation. Both sides withdrew charges, and the couple wed in Heilwood and will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heilwood
Harry Brumbaugh
Freeport
Midas Mary Walsh
Brumbaugh
Miss Walsh
Kittanning
Miss Waleh
Birthday Celebration For Grace Miller Near Cherry Tree
Miss Grace Miller near Cherry Tree enjoyed an unexpected Thursday evening visit from nearly 100 relatives and friends on her birthday. The gathering featured games, social diversions, and a dainty lunch served before departure. Roosevelt the Winner. Col Theodore Roosevelt led the Progressive banner and was elected temporary chairman of the New York Republican state convention at Saratoga yesterday over Vice President Sherman. Lawrence Hoffman of Vandergrift visited his parents here and with Miss Marie Grat will spend a few days in Cleveland after leaving town. William Patton of West Philadelphia Street departed Saturday for Ann Arbor Michigan to take the bar exam for entrance to the law department at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Miller
Cherry Tree
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Baratoga
Sherman
Old Guard
Lawrence Hoffman
Vandergrift
William Forestell
Misa Marie Grat
Pittsburg
Cleveland
William Patton
West Philadelphia
Ann Arbor
Mich
Univer
Harry BD
Condron
Blairs- Ville
Herman White
Erie
Karl Raymond
Laird’s Shoe Store
Milas Marie North
Puttxsutawapey
Indiana Friends
Thomas Winkleman
Black Hek
Ta Hana
Mary Doherneck
Crennsburg
Elizabeth Sutton
W. W. McMillen
Kenlysburg
John W. Stewart
Senecaville
Indiana
A. A. Arthurs
Montgomery Township
John Ebey
Frank Galble
Vandercritt
C. W. Fleming
Monessen
Kenneth
Clymer
Crissie Cameron
Pittsburg High
North Ninth
J. M. Watt
Markleton Sanitarium
F. Clark
New Florence R. ‘D
Statley Bralller
Conemaugh
Robert BR. Young
North Sixth Street
John Ni Speel
Croylands
John WH. Shores
Nampa
Idaho
Margaret Smith
Church Street
J. H. George
Center Township
Wesley Asking
Pine Flats
C. R. Clark
School Street
DuBois
G. W. Earl
Vernie McGaughey
Pitcairn
R. F. Johnston
Armstrong Township
J. A. Doney
South Seventh Street
Mr. Doney
Avonmore
Clara Robbbins
Locust Street
Chicago
Maurice Frantz
Hiters Ridge
W. B. Eldar
CG. C. Bonner
Mra. G. M. Bowser
Flora
D. T. Neal
East Chestnut Street
Dixon Tomb
Irene
Edward Lightcap
Mellysboro
John K. Bralilar
Eizabeth
Mra
John H. Shores
Julian
Robert J. Young
Mra. Shores
Misa Lou Brasiler
Young
Willan McKee
University of Michigan
Department of Law
Erenert
Harvey McCollum
Coatesville
Thomas Wiggins
Sholoca
Wiggin
Della Little
Waterstreet
Grace McConnaughey
Walier
Nicholas ‘Hospital
Battle Creek
Bhe
Indiana Normal School
University Hospital
Philadelphia
H. R. Palmer
Maynville
F. S. Barr
Gome Tlie
Real estate transfers in Dixonville and surrounding townships
A sequence of property transfers is recorded including Joseph Hopkins to Regis Canevit for 185 dollars, Barry Bence to Ine Meyercak for 355 dollars, and multiple other legals. Transactions cover Dixonville Green Homer City Blairsville Burrell Banks Young Plumville Center Pine Creekside and coal lands filed to Clearfield Trust Co trustees with total values listed for each parcel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hopkins
Dixonville
Regis Canevit
Barry EB. Bence
Ine Meyercak
John Semcheschen
Green
Michael Baykanles
G. Kunkle
Homer City
Aaron Kanarr
Joseph T. Williams
Blairsville
D. R. McKee
Bertha Harold
West Lebanon
Sarah J. Crum
John L. Hammett
Burrell
John S., Dunn
W.H. Spencer
Banks
H. F. McCullough
John Hart
Young
Young Township School Board
J. J. McCracken
Creekside
George A. Cravener
J. G. Duncan
Center
George P. Parker
Elizabeth Shultz
Pine
BH. R. Carney
John St. Clair
Plumville
David A. Gearhart
A. W. Engle
Jasper McAdoo
Conemaugh
Clearfield Trust Co
D. C. Dixon
R. K E. Dixon
William Dunlap
John Dunlap
Birthday Made Merry at Spicher Home Near Glen Campbell
A surprise fifty first birthday party for Mrs. Edith Spicher drew 76 guests to the Spicher residence near Glen Campbell. Guests enjoyed a long grape arbor table feast, music by Ira Gardner and others, and 51 gifts, with warm thanks offered before depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S&s. Spicher
Glen Campbell
Edith Spi‘cher
Ira Gardner
D. 5. Spicher
Irvye Gardner
Bert Clark
Ollye M. Spicher
Beulah Cassidy
Senior class officers named at Normal school
The Senior class elected Paul Cunningham of Indians as president Leon D Matzger of Idamar as vice president Mac Smith of Ligonier as treasurer and Helen Stevenson of Glenahan as secretary The seniors held an annual hayride Monday and spent the day at Idlewood Park The Middle Class officers include Don Martin of Pine Flats as president Walter Gibson of Pine Flats as vice president Steele Awan of Indiana as treasurer and Martha Hackman of Harmony as secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal School
Paul Cunningham
Leon D. Matzger
Idamar
Mac Smith
Ligonier
Helen Stevenson
Glenahan
Idlewood Park
Middle Claws
Don Martin
Pine Flats
Walter Gibson
Vilee
Steele Awan
Indiana
Martha Hackman
Harmony
Gen White Re-Elected Leader of Ex-Prisoners Group
Gen Harry White is re-elected president of the National Association of Union ex-Prisoners of War at the annual meeting connected with the G A R encampment in Atlantic City last week. He led the association in the parade on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of A Ex-Prisoners of War
Harry White
National Association of Union
Otard Sentor
Atlantic City
White
Booster Day Promises Townwide Celebration and Meetings
Indiana residents dedicate tomorrow to public uplift with Booster Day activities. A major afternoon meeting at the Court House features speeches by business and educational leaders on Indiana as a place to live, learn, work, and prosper. Women are urged to attend as stores close and a tag sale contest drives community participation with prizes for top sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Court House
Harry White
Board of Trade
Gen. White
FW. 8. Crawford
Presbyterian Church
James BE. Ament
Normal School
H. B. Cogswell
Normal Conservatory of Music
J. T. Stewart
Stewart & Cunningham
J. Elder Pealer
The
Savings & Trust Company
A. 3. Cunningham
Cunningham Company
George T. Buchanan
C. Kemper Sutton
Indiana Foundry Company
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway
Woodward Clum
Pennsylvania Railroad
P. Anderson
Chagre
Usy
Ben Pollock
G. C. Mellor Co
Brastman Kodak
Howard Houk
Houk
Cunningham Co
Tom B. Hildebrand
Huey & Moorhead
Tidiank Newaland
Reymer
Myers & Little
Spirited Rally for Sabbath Schools at Marion Center
Sabbath school workers from across the county met at Marion Center for the 13th annual convention of the county association. Delegates and pastors filled sessions with talks on adult Bible classes and elementary work while districts earned front line honors for efficiency and a banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
John Hall
Charles R. Grifith
A. C. Powell
Maud Mclnikin Baldwin
Distrida
Si R. King
Town
C. B. Cramner
W. J. Sproull
Clymer
Baldwin
Ernest Work
David J. Price
Herman Eldridge
Erie
George Henderson
Cleveland
Lewis, Hay
Lutheran Church
Harry McCreary
J. Bad King
Blairaville
Ade
Also Mentioned on This Page
Berry and Gibboney
J. M. Hileman
Reed Station
Indiana Lumber & Supply Company
Misa Bertha Stadtmiller
Iowa
Edward G. O'Hara
Braddock
William 'H Oieree
Mary Walsh
Spicher
Middlera
Karl Miller
Paseed
State Board of Examiner
Supreme Court
Miller
Peetor & Felt
Marshall Building
Peator & Pelt
Ladies of the New Century Club
Globe Theater
A. Lantsy
Denver
Colo
Globe Theatre
A. B. Carnes
Sr. Carnes
Hilo
Dev. W
Punxsutawrney
Brushvalley
Parreil
Chile
Mexico
Marton Centers
Dagiti
Nekto
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