The Indiana Weekly Messenger from Indiana, Pennsylvania • 1

VOL57NO 10 INDIANA PA WEDNESDAY APRIL 24 1912 WHOLE NUMBER 3033 A 1 1 Il I BIG AIR PENN TOOAY Every Indication Points to a Knccena fnl Three Celebrntion by the Indiana Military Bond The committee in charge of arrange I meats for Trade Day which will be ob I feerved tomorrow in connection With the Military fair held a meeting on Wednesday night of last week and I found all the plans to be working ont most satisfactorily Prof Cogswell di rector of the fair was present and it was I arranged that the great parade shoul start at 12 :30 This parade (promises to be nearly a mile long and 'will certainly he an exemplification of I the diversified business interests of the (community It will move in three divi sions with plenty of music and all the principal streets will be traversed In 'addition to a half dozen bands there will be the militia the association with its apparatus a large number of automobiles floats of the various stores and exhibits by contracting and manu facturing firms The merchants will refund railroad fare both ways to a distance of 15 miles to all who purchase goods to the amount of $5 or more from any one or more of the stores" There will be no end of funand entertainment as great preparations are being made along this line Admission to the fair is only 10 cents a sum purposely made small in order that all may be given an opportunity toattend every day The executive committee for the Mil itary band festival held a meeting ri day nit ht and completed arrangements for the great fair of this week he va rious features of the event were consid ered in turn and final details acted up on The booths are in charge of the fol lowing ladies: Candy Miss Carrie Tavlor chairman Mrs David Blair Miss Edna Cogswell Mrs Walter Jackson and Mrs Thomas Sutton aides Mieses May Daugherty Elizabeth Eyre Ma ry isher Elizabeth Lowry Martha Stuchul Alice Taylor and Margaret Wilson Dairv Mieses Jo St Qlair Katherine A McLaughlin Lillian and Mabel Hazlett lorence Wallace Rosemary Sweeny Mrs Langham Mrs John Barr Mrs Elmer Ellis and Mrs Clarence McOreight ieh pond Mrs' John Hasinger chairman Misses Bess Cunningham Stella Hasinger Edith Smith and Eliza beth Young Japanese tea Mrs John Patton Mrs Young Mrs John Elkin Mrs John Clements and MrsWilliam McGregor aides Mrs Ralph orester Mrs A Simpson Mrs John St Clair and Misses Gertrude Crossman Erma Marguerite Daugherty Anna Laughlin Glenavee Prothero Edna Hansom Mai aee Watson ana Jane wu son Kaffee Klatch Mrs Telford chairman Mrs Clark Mrs Mi Watson Mrs Wilson and Laura Cunnineham Helen and 'Mar Hetrick and Marv King Xo Strike Here know the meaning of strike said Superintendent Harry Dowler of the Paun Mary Coal compa ny at his Heilwood offices late Thurs day afternoon Mr Dowler has charge of all the Penn Mary mines in this sec tion and has a large number ot men em ployed Attempts have been made to organize the miners but the men have been satisfied and these attempts have ptoven fruitless: At other points throughout this coun ty as at Coral iCreekside Edri Ernest Graceton Iselin Lucerne and Saltsburg the situation is comparatively quiet but few of the miners going on at the call of the president April 1 or a' time during the early spring an attempt was made to organize the Graceton dis tricfand it looked as if serious trouble might occur there Indiana connty pre sents one of the largest unorganized mining districts in the state and the la Jbor leaders are directing their efforts more and more to this field Indiana Boy Honored Rev Samuel ranklin Snyder of the class of 1909 of Pennsylvania college arid now a member of Gettysburg Theologic al seminary has been selected assistant to the president of Pennsylvania college His chief dntv will be to represent the college in the field particularly as a stu dent cauvasser and as rt helper to the fi nancial campaign now on for new en dowment The office ha assumes re quires qualifications of a rather unusual character and all friends of the college will rejoice that such a man who is so eminently fitted for the place has been secured He will begin his duties next June Rev home is in Indiana He is a brother of Miss Arvilla Snyder a teacher in the Indiana public schools He has considerable experience along very similar Hues of activity and his success in this sort of work iu the past as well as 'his personal qualifica tions give promise great usefulness Attended Malian uneral Among the out of town persons at tending of William Mullen riday afternoon were following Miss Agnes Mullen of Apollo Mr and Mrs Robert Wilson of Aspinwall Mr and Mrs Grey of Blacklick Mrs Sara McGee and Mrs rank Winemao of Homer City Mrs Esther McGee and two daughters Helen and Martha of MpGees Mills Mr aqd Mrs John Pierce of New Orleans La Mr Ad ams Mr Boyd Jess Griffith Dr Ham ilton Mr and Mrs Roger McGee and John Mnlien allot Pittsburg and Mrs rank arren and Mabel arren of Pottstown Baaebait Notea The Kiski baseball team will play In diana Normal on May 20 at Indiana find Normal will play Kiski at Kiskimiuetas on May 27 These games are aln ays of great importance to the funs and are al ways very exciting NEW HOSPITAL PROJECT Enthusiastic Heeling of Physiciansand Others in Hie Cenrt House ri day Night Endorses Idea A suggestion meeting to get the senti ment of the of Indiana as re gards the erection of a general hospital for the town was held in the Court House on riday evening Mrs Sue Williard former chairman of the Indi ana Hospital association organized in 1907 was chosen temporary chairman of the present agitation Remarks from a majority of the phy sicians and several of the ministers heartily endorsed the movement and pledged their support of a hospital should it be erected Dr Gates stated that there were two or three fa vorable locations in Indiana for such a project that could be renovated and pnt in working order within a short time He further said that a hospital with ward for the use of poor patients was es sential to Indiana and should be erected or another building secured during this coming summer so tnat a request might be made to the legislature for an appro priation Acting on the suggestion of Rev a ther McNblis a motion was made and carried directing the chairman to appoint a committee of seven persons to confer with the coal companies and oth er maustnai concerns in tne county to enl st their support in the movement for a hospital They will report at a meet ing to be called in about two weers Tne charter of the old Indiana Hospi tal association is still in force and with proper application could be used for such a reorganization as should be need ed in the present movement Attorneys John isher and John A Scott who represent Olymer holdings and Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg interests made talks in which they explained certain needed legislation as regards the erec tion and maintenance of hospitals and gave the assurance that they would do all in their power to fuither the present activity Altogether the meeting was enthusias tic and a general hospital for Indiana an institution which has long been needed here seems almost a reality The present hospital under the manage ment of Drs George Simpson and Neal has been a success since its opening day and the bads are filled withpatients almost constantly many hav ing to be refused clearly demonstrating again the urgent need of a larger iusti tnKftn Mrs Sue 'Williard temporary chairman of the Indiana Hospital asso ciation has appointed the following committee on ways and means the sug gestion for which was made at the hos pital meeting last week: 'Chairman JoWu'A Scott ather McNelis John isher A McGovern Richards Hildebrand and Joseph Clements Marriages Martin Dugan of Osceola Mills and Miss Eleanor Horten of Nowrytown were united in marriage at 8 April 16 at the home of the un cle and aunt Mr and Mrs A Dibert in Johnstown The attendants were Miss lorence Horten and Joseph Hor ten Jr a sister and brother of the groom After a wedding crip Mr and Mrs Dugan will live at Osceola Mills where the former is employed as an electrician by the coal company of that place Charles Elliott and Miss Myrtle Mottarn both employes of the Record Republican published at Washington Court House Oi were married at that place Tuesday of last week by Rev Campbell Miss Mottarn is a daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Mottarn of Marchand and was a former employe of the Indiana Evening Gflz0tte Charles elton of Blairsville and Bertha Swauger of Saltsburg were married on Wedne day afternoon of last week at 2 by Rev Mc Clure at his residence in Blairsville After a wedding trip they will reside in Blairsville 1 Stanley Hopkins of Marion Center and Miss Pearl Washington of Indiana were married Wednesday afternoon of last week at 2 by Dr 8 Craw ford at his residence on South Sixth street Mrs Mina Brandon of Twolick and Albert Buterbaugh of Homer City were married Wednesday of last week by Rev Shaeffer ntjfls residence in Homer Cty Hugh Hickoek of Gipsy and Katharine A Palmer of Mariou Center were 'married Wednesday of last week by Rhv'Irpi McLeister at his resi dence iu Dickers Point? 'i Miss annie 'M Campbell of West Wheatfield township and Walter Kissinger of Nev lorence were mar ried Wednesday of last week by Rev Liitall at his home in New lorence Miss Jennie King and Marshall Langham of Eastrun were married on Thursday by Rmith at his office in Clymer Have Gone to Germany Mrs 0 Stadtmiller and her daugh ter Margaret left riday morning for New York city where they sailed on the Cincinnati on Saturday for a two month visit iu Germany They will spend most of the time in Munich with Mrs Sta sister Miss Elizabeth Ru di who has been seriously ill i Meeting of Blairsville Presbytery The spring meeting of the Blairsville presbytery of the Presbyterian church was held last week in the Presbyterian church at Windber Some 70 official delegates were present and much inter est was manifest Meny reports were made and interesting talks given Arrangements were made for rhe formal installation of Rev oresman formerly pastor of the Apple by and Crooked Creek Presbyterian churchee of Manor township Armstrong county ns pastor of the Pine Run Pres bvienau church of Westmoreland conn PERSONAL HLtTlUX1 Sarah' Williams of Johnstown is visiting relatives in Pine lats Elmer Ellis of west School street was a Pittsburg visitor riday i Mr and Mrs Robert Cramer of Cramer visited in Johustownlast week Ex Sheriff Thompson of Blairsville was here on business yester day Langham" spent several days last week vistiiug friends at Van dergrift Neal of Young township was transacting business at the county seat on Monday County Commissioner Niel of Young township wus here on busi ness riday i Palmer a prominent citizen of Blncklick was transacting business iu town Monday Ex Conmisssioner James Dick of Homer Citv was a Monday vistitor to the county seat Rose Cost and Margaret English spent Sunday at Watt Kinter in Chambersville) Helen Daugherty and Edna Sansom of this place were Pittsburg visitors Saturday Miriam air of town visited her sister Mrs Stewart of Mari on Center recently Mrs Smith of Homer City was a Monday shopper and paid this of fice a pleasant visit i Mary Culp of Philadelphia street spent several days last week with friends in Plumville Hildebrand cashier of the Deposit bank was a Pittsburgh business visitor riday i Dixon and McGillick well known business men of Blairsville were here on Saturday last Lydia Young of west Church street returned home last week from a visit to friends in Johnstown Hilty of Breezewood Bedford county spent last week with his family on Oakland avenue Carrie Houk of east Oak spent Sabbath with her sister Mrs Aur ou Burnheimer of Morning Suu Clyde Seanor of Pittsburg is visiting her parents and James A Crossman of Oakland avenue Mrs Leah Edmundson of near Greensburg is the guest oi her sister Mrs Andrew Gailey of east Oak street James Ewing of Delmont Westmoreland county was transacting legal business here a few days last week Miss Olive Wilson of South Elev enth street returned home on Thursday morning from a visit to friends in Pitts burg John Wells of North Tenth street spent last week in Smicksburg where she was ca'led on account of the death of her brother Turn of Lancaster new wire chief of the American Union Telephone company arrived here last week and has assumed his duties Mrs Arthur vvnsonand aaugn ter Eleanor of Pittsburg are visiting Mrs mother Mrs Jam ison of South Sixth street! Mis 0 Jane Weir returned last evening from a visit of a few weeks among relatives and friends in Indiana Johnstown Tribune Joseph Thompson a newspaper man from Connellsville was here Thurs day and riday Joe is on old Indiana boy and came over to see his mother and Mrs James Chapman aud daughter of South Seventh streetspent several days last week at the home of Mr parents in Goorge ville Mrs Louise Zeigler who had been spending the winter with her dinghter Mrs rank Hoffman of 'nndererifr returned to her home ou east Oak street Saturday Thomas Nesbitt of Crafton returned to hdr home last we fir She was accompanied by her mother Mrs who will visit her tor some time Hoffman of Vandergrift and Mrs William Lawson of Jeannette scent Saturday and Sabbath with their larents Mr and Mrs Johu Hoffman of east Oak street Leila arlin of the Normal faculty in the conservatory of music was summoned to her home in Ann Ar bor Mich Tuesday of last week oy the serious illness of her mbther Joseph Moore formerly a glass worker at the Dugan glass works in this place but now a hotel keeper in Johns town will make a visit to his home in England leaving America in May Mrs Sarah Williams of the 17th ward is home from her stay of a week or so among relatives at Pine lats In diana county She arrived last even ing Johnstown Tribune and Mrs Hopkins of Hamill Mr and Mrs James Work of Marion Center and Mrs Thad Work of Richmond attended the funeral serv ices of Rev James Given at his late home Thursday Mrs Barker of Ebensburg who had been visiting friends here for a few days left Wednesday afternoon of lost week for her her home She was accompanied by her daughter Mrs Glvde Gardner of Detroit Mich Alex Walker has returned to his home at Kintersburg after spending a week visiting his son Thomas Walker of Verona his granddaughter Mrs Velma Scott of Pittsburgh his daugh ter MrssEd Smith of Josepuine and his sister Mrs Petted of Indiana SPEITAI WEEK Of COITBT Jury I'omnilKKlouarH Bryan and Ly tlic Draw lial of Jurors for Ad joiirned March Cases These jurors have been drawn for a week of adjourned March court begin ning on Monday May 27 Silas Adamson Washington Jacob Burkett South Mahoning Buterbaugh Green 'W Burkhart Oherryhtll Michael Bennett Indiana rank Bryan Rayne Adam Black Smicksburg rank Blose Montgomery 0 Clark Saltsburg Culp Indiana Clark Montgomery 0 Cunningham Brushvalley Cooper Green Clawson Indiana Davis Blacklick rank erra Canoe James rew Chamcersville A Groft Cberryhill Samuel Hine Saltsburg Nicholas Hoffman White Hill iBrushvalley Samuel Hollman Buffington Earl Houpt Blairsville Peter Hart Clymer Kihney Saltsburg Joseph Kirkpatrick South Mahoning Elias Learn Green Locuard Clark Lowmaster Canoe Lawson West Mahoning Jacob Little Rayne Lemon South Mahoning 0 Mcarland Canoe McConnell Burrell Moorhead Indiana John Myers Grant John Miller "Shelocta Oberlin Grant Cyrus Rank Montgomery Stiffey Blairsville Zenith Stevens Cberryhill Sweariuger Brushvalley Trimble Montgomery Widdowson Grant A Wilson Young Wiggins Armstrong William Yobe Banks Clean up Day for Indiana At a meeting of representative citi zens of the borough in the free reading room of the New Century club Tuesday evening of last week it was decided to advocate a municinal housecleaning day for Indiana Thursday May 16 Mrs 0 Christy was chosen temporary chair man To make a success of this day the influence and help of the bar medical and ministerial associations board of trade council school board firemen business organization and the county newspapers will be solicited A meeting of representatives of the above named associations was called for last evening in the free reading room where definite plans were announced and dis cussed Concurrent with the foregoing the board of health has issued the following notice property owners are here by notified to at once remove from your premises or alleys all garbage coal trehes or any other refuse material which might prove detrimental to health and to clean out drain and ventilate any vault or cellar needing such attention and to keep the same in a condition which will not menace Socinl Noles The senior class of the Indiana High School helped Prof 0 Myers one of the faculty to celebrate his birthday on Wednesday evening of last week Th met at the home of Mrs James White on Water street at 8 where the unsuspecting teacher was summoned He was confronted by about 28 of his pupils and an immense cake ou which were 16 candles Every one seemed to unite in making the even ing a success Games of all sorts were playedr Music and recitations followed given by the more talented ones Then came the refreshments such as only those senior girls can serve The party was chaperoned by Misses Stevens and Stuchul and Mr Tait ot the high school faculty Two Good Records This county has two citizens whose records are above par They are Lingenfelter of Rayne township who has been a tax collector for seven years Daring that time he has collected and paid over to the county treasurer every cent of taxes due from his district Samuel Spicher of Hazlett claims to have attended all but two of the elec tions held in this county since his birth 70 years ago His house was a polling place when he was a youth and he witnessed the voting there until he was old enough to cast his own ballot 1 at Dixonville was aroused riday morn ing about 2 to fight a fire in the house of Mrs Bridget Hebron A wa ter brigade was formed end after about an hour of hard work by the men the fire was extinguished but not until it had done several hundred worth of damage All the contents of Roy heuse near the Hebron home were removed but the building was un harmed The fire is supposed to have been caused by a defective flue our New Gars Arrive our now automobiles arrived in In diana last a beautiful Buick run about for Dr Buterbaugh a ord runabout for Dr Davis a five passenger Buick for Mr Driggs the electrician and a five passenger Buick tor Josiah Neal Contract Ratified The board of directors of the Indiana Young Christian association met iu the Court House Thursday evening and ratified the contract drawn up by the building committee and Lock ard for the erection of the new building It is thought the work will be started this week if the weather is favorable Lieb of Philadelphia street was a visitor to Kane last week KECENI DEATHS MRS HANNAH WILLIARD Mrs Hannah Williard died at her home in Canoe township on riday April 12 aged 71 years 8be is survived by five sons and two daughters An derson at home Clark William and Joseph of Punxsutawney and David Williard of near Hortons Mrs Robert Robinson of Punxsutawney and Mrs Martin ryer of near Oovode Her surviving brothers and sisters are: I Ar White Charles White and David White of near Punx mtawuey Mrs Annie Brown of West End Punxsutaw ney and Joseph Wnite of Sngnache Colo She is also survived by 30 grand cnildren and five great grandchildren Mrs Williard was a kind Christian woman having joined the Pre byterian byterim church when a young girl uneral services were held at the Wil Hard home at one Sunday after noon April 14 conducted by Rev Kerscnner and interment was made in the Presbyterian cemetery at Oovode HON GEORGE HV Hon George ouff died at his win ter home in Washington 0 riday morning at 1 o'clock after a lingering illness aged 69 years Deceased was a former congressman banker and coal operator and lived in Greensburg In 1888 he was elected to oongiess from the district which consisted of Armstrong Indiana Jefferson and Westmoreland counties He is by his wife and four Burrell Julian and Lloyd of Greensburg and Mrs Carolyn Cobb of Washington uneral services were held at Greensburg Satur day morning at 10 MRS LYDIA DULL Mrs Lydia Dull died on Tuesday evening of last week in the Memorial hospital in Johnstown of pneumonia aged 68 years The deceased was born in this county She was the widow of John Dull who served in the Civil war with a company from Indiana county Mrs Dull is survived by two sons and a aughter but their residence is not known uneral services were held on Thursday afternoon at 2 at the Walnut Grove Church of the Brethren aud interment was made in Giandview cemetery Johnstown WILLIS HILL Willis Hill of Vandergrift Heights died at the home of his father iu West moreland county riday evening aged 34 years death being due to disease He had been working as a car penier but had returned to his home He leaves his wife and the fol lowing children Clyde Dorothea and Raymond also his parents and several brothers and sisters uneral services were held Sabbath morning at 10 and interment was made iu Polk Run cemetery Westmoreland oonmy HON WINSLOW Hon 0 Winslow one of Punxsu oldest and most highly es teemed cit zens died Wednesday night nt mst week at 11 in the 79th year of his age of congestion of the gall bladder comilicated with acute heart dilatation He had been ill for a week or ten days but was not confined to his bed and he was at the breakfast table aud walked about his grounds until about 8 a ou Wednesday when his heart showed signs of failing which his physicians were unable to overcome HARRY REED Harry Reed aged 28 ears of Joseph ine died iu 8 General Hospital Pittsburg on riday afternoon at 3 from pneumonia He leaves his parents Mr and Mrs A 0 Reed of Jo sephine and the following brothers and sisters rank of Blairsville and Al bert Arthur Ethel Ira Ruth aud Wal ter all at home uneral services were held at the Reed home on Monday after noon at 2 and interment was made in Oakland cemetery near this place JOHN URDA John Urda of Sagamore died Tues day evening of last week at his home after an illness of a week with pneumo nia Mr Urda is survived by the fol lowing stepchildren: Michael and George Marzouia and Mrs John Keop ick all of West End Punxsutawney and one son John Urda of Hawthorne Okla The body was taken to Punxsu tawney Wednesday and interment was made Thursday in the Catholic ceme tery there ADAM CAMPBELL Adam Campbell died at his home near Marion Center Tuesday morning of last week aged 85 years He eaves a sou Robert and daughter Mrs George Reithmiller both of East Mahoning township uneral services were held the following morning at 10 and interment was made in the ctmetery at Marion Center REAL ESTATE TRANSERS Anna Reed to Marie reytt 4 lots in Center 1800 Obediao Gromley to Churchill acre in Montgomery $200 A odor to Bernard Bernstein 36 aerr in West Wheatfield fl Same to same 86 acres in West Wheatfield $1 Riffelo Barclaro to Plumville irst National Banks 2 lots in Green J50 Scott Dixon to Mrs (Jharlotte Dixon lot in Indiana 11400 Smith to 1 Nichol 97 acres in South Mahoning £600 Harry Carson to Doty 80 aqres in Center $1025 Shields to Harvey Wolf 44 in Raynt £400 Max oh risn to Malcolm 54 acri siu White £1700 Max Coleman to 8 Johns 104 act es in ite $200 A Dick to Robertson 40 acres in Brushva ley $1000 Sarah Evans to Robert ert 134 acres in Bru hvalley $6700 Robertson to Andrew Dick 63 ncres in Brushvalley $8100 Sarah Brown to Harmon 34 acres in Washing on $1500 Harmon to Sarah Brown 41 acres iu Washington $2000 Louanna Brown to A McGinity Et ih Mariou Center 300 Clawson to Mrs Gertrude Sow ers lot in Burrell $235 ssjOwen Slider toJ of 36 acres in East Mahoning $1500 Caroline A Laughlin to 8 Ray lot in Blairsville: $8000 Ray to Rev Laughlin lot in Blairsville $3000 Emma Lintner to Elliott Curtis lot in Blairsville $1000 Dr Dickie to James Nichol lot in Homer City $1200 John Liptak to Day Brownlee Jr lot in Dixonville $1040 Brownlie Jr to John Liptak let in Dixonuille $1040 Samuel Carpenter to Seanor 117 acres iu Washington $4115 Harry Kinnan to Westley rampton 7 acres in Grant $140 to Anna Richey 4555 acres in East Wheatfield $900 Mary Story to R946 acres in Jacksonville $1200 Marion A Ljtle to Adrian Realty Co 1 862 acres in Jacksonville £300 Albert Dick to Walter Brown lot in Indiana $1600 Henry Walker to Daniel Rairigh in Montgomery $550 Lowry Grow to John Nicholson 90 acres in Buffington $1200 A Slice to Jas Lavella lot in Ca noe $150 Laura McComb to Calhoun 1 7 of 143 seres in Conemangh $1 Ann Lemon to Ira Brown 1 acre in Cberryhill $600 Roxana Lydick to George Berring lot iu Green $150 John Bennett to Eugene Toumsou lot in Burrell $250 Burglars at Homer City Some time Tuesday night of last week burglars visited several Homer City res idences and carried eff a valuable gold watch money to the extent of $15 and $25 and articles of less value The first place visited was the resi dence of Constable Griffith where a gold waich and between $15 and $25 were taken This wa the largest haul made by the night marauders At the Nix home the thieves ransacked drawers used for silverware but took none At the home of Steve Kunkle they gained an entrance in the same manner as at the Griffith house by raising a downstairs window Once inside they opened the back kitchen door so as to make escape easy should they be molest ed in their work After opening the kitchen door the thieves made their way rpstairs to th sleeping room of Mr Kunkle and pants pock ets securing a pocwL ok two cents They theu left the house it is supposed their work being carried on so quietly as not to disturb the slumbers of any of the family Two doors south of the Kunkle home they entered the residence of William Kunkle in the same manner as they had gained admission to the other Kunkle residence but here they were discovered by a daughter who gave the alarm when one of the burglars stuck his head into her bedroom Her cries frightened the burglars who made their exit from the house by way of the window Nothing was taken from this house The cry of brought a number of nearby residents to the scene but by the time they reached the Kun kle home the thieves had disappeared in the darkness and no trace of them could be found One of the men is said to have been tall aud slender while the other is described as a man of short ami heavy build Both wore slouch hats STEVE ZASADNA 1" Steve Zisadna a well known foreign er of Clymer died quite suddenly of cancer ot the stomach at his home Mon day of last week He is survived by his widow and five children uneral serv ices were held the following Wednesday afternoon and interment was made in the Greek Catholic cemetery at Dixon ville MKS A LUKEHART Mrs Cora iVehart wife of A LukehaT dinl at her home iu Smicks burg riday morning at 10:30 age 40 years She leaves her husband one her oirents ex Oommissioner and Mrs Adam Black and several brothers and sisters MRS SADIE KUHN Mrs Sadie Kuhn aged 52 years of Da cansville Blair connty died sudden ly at the home of her sister Mrs Sue Penrose in West Wheatfield township Wednesday of last week The body wus sent to Duncansville for interment Bryan of Johnstown' spent Sabbath kJ his home in White towr ship Not Entit ifd to Monday afternoon of last week Judge John Shafer of Pittsburg decided that Colonel William airman of Punx sutawney and Jacob Margolis of Pitts burg were not entitled to pay as assist ant dr trict attorneys in the case of the Commonwealth against George Golden of Kittanning who was acquitted of killing his wife supposing her to be a burglar Commenced Hie Contract Bennett Sous general contract ors started work last week on the con struction of tha roadbed for the branch of the railway from Iselin to Jacksonville It will require about four months to complete the work This firm has purchased a new model of the Buick automobile Ilnytou WiiiiilraHS The Dayton air association has with drawn from the Coal Iron and Oil air circuit They claim their dates were tco late in the Wilse Marshall of Hural Valley wus here on business Monday I I.