February 19, 1892 - GRAPHIC READ - Ninevah (Seward) Fatal, Hospital Dedication, 100 Year Old, All-Black Jury & Cambria Accident

Hospital Dedicated

Moonshinner's Beware

All-Colored Jury

Mrs. Mary Green & Fillmore Allen

John D. Jones - Cambria Iron Accident

John Bell - Found Dead - Johnstown

Peter Kinney - 100 years old - Buried St. Columba Cemetery

**GRAPHIC READ** George Grumbling - Ninevah (Seward) - Fatal

February 5, 1892 - Break Ins. 112 Year Old, Saloon Fight, Tree Fatal & St. Columba Fire

Store of F.E. Alter of Morrellville broken into. It was located at 154 C Street - which later became an Indian Motorcycle dealer.

Isaih Clark - 112 Years old - Indiana County.

Baurerlin Brewing - Johnstown

McAteer Saloon Bar Fight

Henry Ely dies at home of Mrs. Eugene Russell of Moxham

Oliver Makin killed by cutting trees in Browntown,

St. Columba Church - Cambria City - Fire

 

December 1891 - Shooting Affray at Moxham & Cambria Iron Fatal

George Fleck & Richard M. Cobaugh

Michael Burik - Hungarian - 15th Ward - Cambria Iron Accident

 

Burials - 1889 Flood - Unknown Hillside

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May 8, 1928 - The Johnstown Democrat

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 Miss Katherine Boyle, Mrs. W.S. Morgart, Anthony Micale.

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William Foster, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Hopp - son, Mrs. Ann Heaton, Kohler - Lorditch.

December 11, 1891 - Cambria Iron Accident, Idiot on Train Track, New Building Fatal & Odd Life after Death

Fred Franke - Johnstown - Cambria Iron Accident

John Martin - Idiot on Train Track

William Hammond of Morrellville - hurt building of Joseph Ullery House.

Miss Sadie Myers - Life after Death. Looking at the records - she lived till 1947. 

 

November 6, 1891 - A Bunch of Flood Related Items & Husband vs Wife = Bottle of Laudanum

Mary Overbeck vs Jennie Overbeck

Morrellville Quarrel

A Priceless Relic - Maj. Robert Litzinger - Jewelry of his daughter Mattie returned to him.