Picnic Joys For Cattle Men In Indiana County
A Thursday picnic for cattle men featured talks by Hon. Elder Peeler J S Lidick James Torrance and W F Schrum on farming cooperation and purebred cattle. Visitors toured the County Home displays of Holstein and Jersey cows, a milk-guessing contest won by Clark Pollock, and farm fields at the five hundred acre Mt White managed farm. The event highlighted opposition to the old age pension plan and showcased county agricultural exhibits including crops and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonera
Elder Peeler
J. S. Lidick
James Torrance
Westmoreland County
W. F. Schrum
Westmoreland Co
Jersey Cattle Club of Pennsylvania
Indiana
White
Indiana County
Willard
Alberta Stahl
Jersey
Io Lawn
Warner
Clark C. Pollock
Marion Center
Cyrus Stouffer
W. L. Neal
G. L. Shaffer
Sotiety
Mr. White
Snather
Mt. White
Field Day at Training School Names List Participants
A long roster lists participants for a training school field day, featuring many first and last names such as Spencer Frank Taggart Harry Doug las Robert Fulton Dorothy Heilman Virginia Hall Martha Jane Martin Frederick McDonnell Vivian Park Raine Pifer Samuel Prugh Maxine Seanor Elizabeth Sutton Treath Jar vis James McClaran George Henne man Dorothy Llewellyn Viola Macro Mende Overdorff Ashley Allison Joe Armanini Carl Burkett Mary Ainn Brigman Mary Alice Craft Milton Freeman William Graffius Dorothy Huber Mildred King Marjorie Mc Coy Sophie Rechter Tillie Cain Wil bert Schrecengost Lillian Spellman Loise Woodward Mary Janet Streams Boyd Donahey Carl Elbell Donald Hess Joanna Jones Lesley Kindler Imogene ze ly Olive Martha Playfoot Merva Sherrick Margaret St. Clair Louisa Sutton Margaret Spencer Paul Sny der Eanes Arminini Katherine Halow Clifford Fine Bernadine Mc Laughlin Thomas Llewellyn Richard McFarland Eugene Vogel Linda Brigman Roger Counihan Fanny Dugan George Elenger Joseph Rechter John Vinton Robert Vogel James Hesse Mildred Howe Jane Lyke Roxie Orr Lillian Porter Max Rowley Sylvia Heyman Alice Dugan Dora Emel Ralph Freeman William Potts Harry Replogle Edgar Wilson Ruth Cox Daroles De Santis Harold McFarland Clair Neff Robert Orr Ruth Uhler George Kunkle Rosie Lembo Dorothy Miller Lillian Lembo Edward Smith Beatrice Wells Lois Raybould
Points on People in West Lebanon area visitors and locals
Post Master W W Coulter and Harry A Fulton of West Lebanon were in town yesterday along with Prof S K Rank of Hillsdale visiting Harrisburg affiliates. Mrs Franklin G Hengerer and Miss Mabel Orange of Buffalo and Mrs Sterling J Orange and children visited Mrs Lelia B Orange of Heilwood. Emma Cunningham and several others visited Pittsburgh yesterday. Mrs Anna Miller widow of Alexander Miller stays with sister Mrs Pauline Carney until after the Fair. Betty Balentine of DuBois returned home after visiting Miss Edith Carney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Coulter
Harry ‘A. Fulton
West Lebanon
S. K. Rank
Hillsdale
Harrisburg
Franklin G. Hengerer
Mabel Orange
Buffalo
N. Y
Sterling J. Orange
Lelia B.orange
Heilwood
Anna Miller
Alexander Miller
Pauline Carney
North Ninth Street
Betty Balentine
DuBois
Edith Carney
North ‘Third Street
Indiana visitors mark day with county officials and guests
Former County Commissioner Lou Neal of McIntyre joined a list of Indiana business visitors. The group includes Mr and Mrs G B Brberd of Erie who toured with Indiana friends, and other notables such as Judge A Hazlett of Beatrice and Major G C McLain, with several locals visiting and hosting in Blairsville and Blair area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Lou Neal
McIntyre
Indiana
G. B. Brberd
Erie
Judge A. Hazlett
Beatrice, Nel
Near Kent
Indiana Hotel
Blairsville
Grove Resort at Killysburg plans big road house
Indiana parties purchased about thirty acres of grove below Home Station on the B P Highway. They expect to invest thirty thousand dollars or more to build a road house resort with a service station swimming pool large dance pavilion walks and grove improvements for pleasure seekers. The grove is mainly hemlock with Pine run passing through and a spring on the site. The tract was bought from the Richey heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Pine Run
Richey Heirs
Skipper and crew held after lake disaster
Rescue efforts continue as crews and volunteers search wreckage and waters for more victims. The excursion boat sank about 200 feet north of the breakwater near Belmont harbor after a sudden storm. Passengers included many children, and only the upper cabin remained above water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Pier
Belmont Harbor
Lincoln Park
William F. Hofnauer
Chicago
Millonaire
Daris
Hofnauer
Nowra
Tragic Favorite disaster prompts four investigations
Passengers in the lakefront boat catastrophe scramble to safety as captain Olson stays with the vessel to toss life belts. Four investigations launch into responsibility, with a coroner’s inquest, hull inspection, state attorney inquiries, and police cooperation. Federal steamboat inspectors order a thorough Chicago inquiry led by J F Hannon and William Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
Lincoln Park
Lake Michigan
Federal
J. 5. Hansen
Hulls
Othr
Washington
INS
D.N. Hoover
Chicago
Hoover
Frederick J. Mena
Detroit
Mena
J. F. Hannon
William Nicholson
Hravey
Boyhood Friends On Western Trip
Reported plans for a Western trip feature a memorial service on September 11 at First United Brethren church and a parade or stadium dedication at The Point. Mayor Louis Franke will welcome delegates at Mort Stranwick hotel with remarks from A A Thateh and others, while mining district unions discuss outcomes amid past mining camp tensions and a recent non-union mine boarding house bombing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Fisher
First United Brethren Church
Fort Strix
Point Stadium
Louis Franke
Mort Stanwix
Little Fellow Not to Suffer in Coal Strike News
Union men here report declining local supplies as flood of selling from southern soft coal fields pressures operators to accept terms. Many workers have been idle since April 1, with nearly four weeks of stoppage and forewarning of potential business failures if demands aren’t met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowever
United Mine Workers of America
Soler
Desultory clashes as minors watch mining protest eruptions
A 14 year old boy observed a demonstration between non union miners and union sympathizers. Outbreaks were sporadic and quickly restrained by State troopers, coal and iron police, and county authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal and Iron
Home Coming at Marion Center
Memorial and ceremony notes from Marion Center homecoming with remarks by George T. Buchanan, M. M. Davis, and B. E. Creps. Music by Dr. C. H. Bee and sisters. Descendants and friends contribute reminiscences. Officers elected in brief business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emma Cunningham
W. W. Taylor
H. Wallace Thoring
Wayne Tomb
Nellie ‘Eisman
Pittsburgh
Lloyd
Lloyd Construction
Lloyd Design
Lloyd Quality
Stevings Furniture Store
Beryl Seanor
North Sth Street
Harrishing
Gettysburg
Washington, D. C
Mount Vernon
A. T. Jones
Rochester, New York
Tidiana
S. P. Lewis
Ty- Yone
Clayton Pollock
New York City
Atlantic City
G. F. Daugherty
George
Pollock
Georgian Bay
Jerry Wine and Son
Uniontown
G.C. McLain
Greensburg
H. J. Hanna
Brushvalley Township
Emile Clemson
Empire Goal Company
Clymer
Barney F. Wilmouth
Glen Campbell
Blair Ainsley
Robert M. Ewing
Kellysburg
Pennzoil
Pennsylvania
Pennzoil CO
Oi City
Annales-Sas Francieco
Oi Gites
Maximile Imperial
Ballons
Maximil
Stitt Deckers Point, PA
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