Indiana County Dental Solely Meeting and Social Notes
The Indiana County Dental Society held its monthly meeting in the Municipal building with ten members present. Dr Lowry of Blairsville read a paper on Pyorrhea and topics were discussed. Before the meeting members enjoyed a toothsome supper prepared by Mrs Harl Vuckenberg on South Fifth Street. Guests included Jesse R Zierlar of South Seventh Street at Miss Mary McKnight’s Princeton dinner on Church Street. Orange and black Princeton decorations and songs followed. Mrs D A Rinn and Miss Minnie Rinn hosted luncheon and later hosted dinner with Bridge. Mr and Mrs Gyrus Buchanan planned winter in Florida. Frank Jackson of Apollo visited. Alice Rumbaugh of Homer City had an appendectomy at Indiana hospital Monday. B M Clark of Punxsutawney visited Sunday and returned Monday. Mrs Armour Mullen of South 10 Street visits Pittsburgh.
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Indiana County Dental
Lowry
Blairaville
Harl Vuckenberg
South Fifth Street
Drs
Gentz and Cummins
Frye
Home City
Bowser
Plimville
Miller, Wood, Griffith, Churchill
Rink
Tudiana
Mia
Jesse R Zierlar
South Seventh Street
Princeton
Mary McKnicht
Nassau
D. 4
Rinn
Minnie Rinn
Philadelphia
Miss Rinn
Tiaorge J. Feit
Ray
South Sixth Street
B. Roe& CP
Clifton Spros
Mrz. Feit
Bank - F
Frank Jackson
Apollo
Ang Asnel
Alice Rumbaugh
Homer City
Indiana
M. Clark
Punxsutawney
Gyrus Buchanan
Florida
Wills Probated With Various Bequests and Executors
Several wills registered recent days name executors and specific bequests. Julia A Portier of Saltsburg leaves estate to daughter Mrs J Irvin. Henry F Petrie’s will appoints Savings & Trust Co Indiana as executor and bequeaths $1579 to Ada M Petrie with remainder to her children. George Petrie family shares are divided among William George Harry Lille Virginia and Julia. Helena Pechstein of Indiana leaves $25 to St Bernard’s pastor and divides estate among sons Andrew George and Frances Vogel with codicil aiding Frances Vogel’s children Clara Magdalene Anna Helena Edith Vogel. Magdalene and Helena Vogel named executors. John W Williams of Green township leaves Brecon farm and money to sister Gwennie Williams with estate to her death split among Jane H Wanwiddie and children of Evan and Philip Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia A .Portier
Saltsburg
J. Irvin
Algo
the Savings & Trust Co
Indiana
Henry F. Petrie
Jid
Ada M. Petrie
George Petrie
William
George
Harry
Lille
Virginia
Julia
Helena Pechstein
St. Dernard’s Church
Brecon Township
Gwennie Williams
Jane H. Wnwiddie
Evan
Philip
Gillian Delivers Fourth Indiana Appearance with Humor
Strickland W Gillian made his fourth appearance in Indiana Monday in Sopmal before a large audience. He gave a new lecture, A Suitcase Full of Humor, and kept the audience laughing throughout. During the lecture he received a quiet ovation and a payoff of praise from attendees.
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Gillitan
Strickland W. Gillian
Indiana
Sopmal
Haral
Audiewts
Quay Bey
MNF Bet Poews
To Our Friends Sample Notice to Indiana Democrat Voters
A sample edition is sent to the Indiana Democrat to every registered Democrat in the County. It seeks subscribers and asks Democrats to become readers by enclosing 1.50 dollars to support the Democrat’s principles.
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Indiana Democrat
Constables Forts An Association Formed In Indiana
A meeting in Coutu Verse formed the Constables of Indiana into an organization with elected officers including President Henry Berkey Glen Campbell and Vice President R H Kerr Secretary Charles Dodson and Treasurer BE HE Dinger. Plans include a June reunion and a January swearing in of constables with an out-of-county speaker to discuss similar associations.
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Constables
Constables of
Indiana
Henry Berkey
Glen Campbell
R. H. Kerr
Charles Dodson
BE. HE. Dinger
Montgomery Township
EH. B Griffith
Homer City
A. W. McCracken
Suelocta
Andrew Duncan
Blairsville
Andrew Dick
Extra Special Grocery Ad Features Florida Oranges and More
Indiana Grocery Company offers Florida oranges at a dozen for 25 cents, Florida grapefruit 8 to 25 cents, fancy mixed candy per pound, pangy ginger snaps three pounds for 24 cents, sliced balnd ham per pound 25 cents, creams per pound 20 cents, cherries per bottle 25 cents, Cort brand sausage per pound 18 cents, Winn mixed nuts two pounds for 25 cents.
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Indiana
Fancy
Vic Farcy
Store Window Displays Holiday Gifts at STREVING & STREAMS
Readable catalog style note invites shoppers to view Christmas selections in the East window from 1 he to $6.50 and the Olivier foils range. Hundreds of gifts fill the store from 2.50 to 100 dollars with a cordial invitation to call and view the assortment STREVING & STREAMS.
Amendments Adopted in State On Four Propositions
Harrlahirg Fa Dec 3 The state office announces four constitutional amendments decided from Philadelphia figures. All amendments carried except woman suffrage. No 1 For 395048 against 44134 No 2 For 361188 against 161001 No 3 For 487137 against 174163 No 4 55861 against 1785A7.
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Harrlahirg
Philadelphia
Ruffner Home to Harry Returns in New Era
Ruffner welcomes Harry as he resumes hunting duties in the community. The revived role signals a return to local traditions and ceremonial duties, reflecting renewed activity in town affairs and public gatherings.
Bear Glu Bagged Deer Marks Bast Club First Kit
Indiana report says James Simpson took a deer on Greenlee mountain. The bold capture is described as the Bast Club's first kit, with Simpson wearing the biggest smile as the camp celebrates.
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Bear
Indiana
James Simpson
Greenlee Mountain
Bast Club
Impson
Wilt Drill for Gil and Gas in Derry Township
The American Natural Gas Co. of Pittsburgh has leased a large area in Derry township West Conemaugh and Blacklick and Coherimugh townships. Harry J. Barkley invites bids on the leases amid signs of success in the developments.
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Gil and Gas
American Natural Gas Co
Pittsburgh
Derry Township
West Co
Blacklick and Coherimugh
Harry J. Barkley
Pattison Club Deer Hunt Report Reaches Clinton County
Anthony Graff of Water Street learned Friday morning from his brother Omer, a Pattison hunting party member in Clinton County, that two deer had already been killed. Honors went to Coleman of Iselin and Bursheimer of Wennum. Weather indicates tracking snow may come, and the party reports good times.
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Pattison Club
Anthony Graff
Water Street
Omer
Pattison
Clinton County
Coleman
Iselin
Bursheimer
Wennum
Engagement Reported at Altoona Luncheon
Miss Elisabeth Weinsling, cousin of Mary Heinsling, announced engagement to W Cane Lowther, son of the Indiana state mine inspector, at Cauny’s Cafe in Altoona. The couple plans an early spring wedding. Lowther, known as Ead, is superintendent of Coal Run Mining Cog and a member of the Outinis Club.
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Red Lowther
Cauny
Altoona
Mary Heinsling
Elisabeth Weinsling
W. Cane Lowther
Thomas $. Lowther
Indiana
Misa. Heinsling
Mr. Lowther
Ead
Coal Run Mining Cog
Outinis Chub
Pattison Camp Nets Third Deer In Clinton County
Pattison boys celebrate three big hills as Pattison Camp claims third deer win. Four-point buck taken by Buchanan of Creekside on Friday afternoon amid deplored conditions. team remains happy with success. Indiana County Agricultural Society annual meeting at Sheriff's Office reports $2,629.27 treasury. M B Jamison elected president. David Blair secretary. A W Mabon treasurer. auditors J Elder Peeler and James W Mack. managers D C Mack and W J Short reelected.
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Pattizon
Pattison Ehip
Clinton County
Indiana
Buchanan
Creekside
Pattison
Fair Men
Indiana County Agricultural Society
Court House
C. George
State Yard of Agriculture
Jamison
David Blair
A. W. Mabon
J. Elder Peeler
James W. Mack
D.C. Mack
W. J. Short
Red Cross Seals On Sale For Tuberculosis Work
Red Cross seals from the sale proceeds to fund tuberculosis prevention are now available at the usual banks and large stores. The stamps feature an attractive design and will brighten Christmas packages and letters.
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Ra Crosa
Tydiana
Biginosy
Memorial Service and Directors Meet Recap at Indiana
The Elka'i Armorial assembled at the hall on Sunday afternoon to attend a Memorial Service for two Lily members who died this year. A eulogy honored Lt Ralph Mestters and Paul Leib, with remarks on their lives and deeds. The program included a Memorial Address by Hon. Chas H Kling and musical selections by local performers. The School Directors Association will meet December 11 at 9:30 am in Municipal Hall to discuss county education matters. Blairsville Poultry Show organizers outline plans for December 18 and 19 with assurances of fair play and attentive hospitality for out-of-town exhibitors.
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Elka’ i
Bonday
Lily
Hiks
Indiana Lodge
Ri. Mellenry
Windber
Pain J. Leib
Tuiana
Paul J Leib
Germany
Chas H Kling
Pittsburgy
Indiana
Messrs
Hart
St. Clair Lavehlin
Walker
Clyda W. Woodtvarid
Diantha Sims
Conservatory
Mary St. Clair King
St. Springer
W. (. Moffat
Christ Episcopal Church
School Directors County Association
Tuesdy
Supt. Chapman
T.C. Bell
F .M. Lockard
Blairsvilly
Blairsville Poultry Association
Blairsville
George M Wilkinson
Centlemen Ag
County Farm Bureau Move Gaining Favor in Indiana County
Newly elected county commissioners plan to take the oath by January and will then pursue establishing a county Farm Bureau. They have expressed support for organizing agricultural interests and the move has broad backing from farmers and related associations. Petitioners urge early action on the bureau initiative.
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Indiana
Granuwe Associations
Cndics
Miss Wagner Injured In Street Fall Incident
Miss Warner of Heshbon slipped on a banana peel and fell on the sidewalk on Philadelphia street. She has been recovering from a prior accident that damaged several ligaments and her kneecap. an artificial cap was recently placed and she could walk unaided. The injury is not expected to be serious.
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Miss Wagner
Philadelphir Street
Warner
Heshbon
Vlect
W. R. Wagner
Married in Philadelphia street home of Galbreath couple
Henry Scott of Indiana weds Miss Margaret Scott of Cresson in a quiet Tuesday ceremony at 2 54 PM at the Galbreath home on Philadelphia street. After a brief wedding trip the couple plan to live in Indiana where Mr Henry works for Robbins on Collar Co.
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Henry—Scott
John TP
Henry
Indiana
Margaret Scott
Cresson
Juisle Galbreath
Philadelpbhia Street
Robinstoon Collar Ce
Notable criminal arraignments heat up Indiana December term
On Monday opening of the December term Judge Telford heard county constables reports and charged the Grand Jury as to duties amid many criminal cases. Nick da weeco pleaded guilty to selling liquor without a license and was fined costs and sentenced to three months in Allegheny County Workhouse. Conca Young of Banks township was paroled on good behavior after a serious charge involving a former sweetheart prior to marriage. The Grand Jury list includes numerous cases such as Vito selling liquor without license Fopavich larceny Stewart assault McFenters adultery Blackstone adultery Ranch adultery rape Weaver larceny Chunen unusual possession dog by an alien foreseer Wretcher same charge Leturges Fennell assault and battery etc. Master Renz assault with intent to rape and other indictments follow the week ahead.
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Ty Court
Nick Daweeco
Sincklick
Alligheny County
Conca Young
Banks Township
I Bouts Township
Hed Hin
Telford
Grand Jury
WF Elkin
Mr. Elkin
Indiana
Aewday Petro Vito
George Fopavich
John Stewart
Ada McFenters
Louisa Blackstone
Salvatore
Wild Life Exhibit Plans Funds for African Pictures
Lady Grace Mackenzie head of the expedition presenting African picturers attended a dinner in Monongahela House at Morgantown. Wild Life League seeks funds to buy Coos forest land in Clarion county as part of the project with receipts from Pennsylvania and half of other U S showings supporting the venture.
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Grace Mackenzie
Unite States
Penn Steainle
Coos Forest
Clarion County
Yeere
Grane Mackensie
Ead
Hunkeas
Wild Life Lesgun
Monongahela Hows
Mttaburgh
Pennsylvania
United States
Veteran Engineer George Hitchcock Retired from Railroad Service
George Li Hitchcock, a longtime engineer for Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway, retires under company pension rules after fifty years of service, including twenty years in battle-era railroad operations. His career began with a wood burner and spans eras of major railroad changes and dangers faced by operators.
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Battle
Rochester
Pittsburgh
Geo. Li. Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Regents Deates Mayes Ball Dies After Engine Accident
Obituary round up: Mayes Ball of New Florence dies at 4:59 AM after skull fracture from being struck by an engine at New Florence Station last Tuesday. Age 19. Survived by mother and sister Virginia. Funeral held at New Florence home 1:30 AM today, Rev. P. I. Chilcote officiating. Burial in West Palmfield cemetery, Pantall. Also notes death of Wrank Pantall of Rochester MA at Mont Alto Sanitarium. services at Emma McKee home. Dan Hawkins of Penn Run dies. Anna Vike Malin of Versailles dies. several other local notices and burial details.
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Mayes
Ball
New Florence
Indiana
Johnstown
Min Nev
Wien
Virginia
Aga DP
Pas-Erger Brake
Pittsburgh
Mia
P. I. Chilcote
M. EB
West Palmfielt Cemetery
Wallace
Ridgway
Emma McKeee
Dubois
W. Pantall
Houk
Daniel Hawk
Big Home
Penn Run
Two- Uek Baptist Church
John Hank
West Indiana House
W. J. McKee
Yalan
Bishop Hughes Lecture Inspires San Francisco Audience
Mahop Hughes of San Francisco spoke on The Development of the Boy at the Normal School Tuesday evening. Attendees found the lecture well taught and engaging, with clear guidance for aspiring teachers. Hughes, president of Pauw University, drew on decades of educational work and will preach at Columbian University next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Hughes
Mahop Hughes
San Francisco
Mughes
Fe.ture
Pauw University
Columbian University
Martintowne Youth Burned In House Fire
John Glenn aged 10 died in a Sunday morning blaze that destroyed the house and all contents of William Menon at Martintown. The charred body was recovered at dawn and interred at Dowell Cemetery after a brief funeral.
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Martintowne
Martintown
OCLC
John Glenn
William Menon
Dowell
Matdatswn
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Wills
Presbyterian Ciuirch
Harry W. Earhart
Walter EK. Jackson
North
Industrial Scho
Piatsbuysh
Alteonaigh
Rouse
Tehnical
Scranton
Trades School
Warren
Ruffner
Red Cross
Nems OF
Tne Gourts
Wednasdry
Master Renz
Atguat Leturges
Lerde Fennell
Stave Riveka
Aguravatad Sasault
Ani Mais
David Unis
Joseph Lewis
William Kurwag
Alfonso Vacenti
Agnar
Gilbert Warhing
Fred G. Bates
Contractey
John Miinger
Brody
Deates
Malin
Anna Vike Malin
Alexander
William T. Malin
Chestnut Street
Versailles
Blairs Ville
Blairsville Seminary
Mrcsbyterian Church
McKeesport
William J. Malin
John ¢. Malin
James A. Malin
Robert. Malin
Wiechita, Kan
Miss Maude Malin
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