Jersey Bull Associations Elect Leaders and Plan June Picnics
At Marion Center Jersey Bull meetings Guy Glasser was chosen president Renee Bence vice president and H H Wetzel secretary treasurer. The Pile union has 24 members and 6 pure bred Jersey sires owned cooperatively. Lovejoy Jersey Bull Association re elected its officers Muman president Glyde Houck secretary treasurer with 16 members and 4 bulls. Elders Ridge Guernsey Bull Association officers are W I Barkley president Walter Ewing vice president and Glen Coleman secretary treasurer with 14 members and 3 pure bred Guernsey bulls. A new bull, sired by the Grand Champion at the 1926 National Dairy Show, joined Elders Ridge stock, and a June Guernsey picnic and cattle show was voted.
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Marion Center
Jersey
Guy, Glasser
Glyde Houck
Elders Ridge
Guernsey
W. I. Barkley
Walter Ewing
Glen Coleman
County Horse Association Organizes in Pennsylvania
County Horse Association members discussed preparing a premium list for the County Fair and possibly a Horse Pulling contest. Dues were set at 0c per year to cover postage and stationery. Breeders including owners, grades, and purebreds were invited to join by sending their name and address to any director or officer. Mr J M Vial, Extension Specialist on horses at State College, said Indiana County ranks among the horseiest counties and this is Pennsylvania’s first county organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Vial
State College
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Conemaugh Line Blocked Continued From Page One
W Warner of Indiana County Farm Agent and P Brerineman of Jefferson were noted in a brief item about travel disruption on the Conemaugh Line. The fragment indicates blockage details continued from the first page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Warner
Indiana
P. &. Brerineman
Jefferson
Indiana Minister Praises Boy Scout Service to Community
Rev. Hanitt of First Presbyterian writes on Boy Scouts linking church and school efforts. He notes Scouts trained in truth honesty and loyalty aid communities in war and peace, offering youth investment not charity.
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Boy Scouts
England
America
Church
Boy Scout
Hainitt
Kirst. Presbyterian Church
Dairymen Leaders and Local Rally Featured at Blairsville Event
Ohio dairy executive Harry J L Berlovich of Pittsburgh and Dr C O McKinniss head talks at a dairymen group meeting. J W Bullar E F Noble and G P Martin also spoke. Sunday School rally in Blairsville draws 275 with Charles Kissell presiding and Howard W Stull delivering the address. A Latrobe man’s stolen coupe recovered by police near Blairsville after being left along the Blairsville Derry road.
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Ohio
Dairymen’s Co-operative Sales Company
Harry JL. Berylovich
Pittsburgh
Dairymen's Price Reporter
CO. R. MecKinniss
Torrance State Hospital
J. W. Bullar
Westford
Dairymen's Co-operative Sales Company
E. F. Noble
North Jackson
G. P. Martin
Andover
Dairymen’s Milk Marketing
J. B. Lintner
Thelma Dunlap
E. D. Dunlap
John Marron
George Dunlap
John B. Flenniken
Hf. P. Williams
Jay
Grumling
Indiana Coun
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Blaireville
Charles H. Kissell
Blairsville
Blacklick
Strangford
Hopewell
Risinger Union
Josephine Union
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
David Ewing
Latrobe
Mary Bell
Wells Cunningham
Howard W. Stull
Johnstown
T. Davis
First Baptist Church
Risinger
Josephine
Dess Farnbaugh
Blairsville-Derry
Tutuebe
Latrabs
Me Evunes
Nec Erate Ible
Ficenze Maniber
Lincoln Washington: urged to honor great leaders
The piece urges reverence for George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, arguing modern scrutiny seeks publicity and self promotion. It stresses the need for exemplary leaders to guide the nation and defend patriotic memory for future generations.
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Lincoln
George Washington
Convention of Miners Holds Off Pending a Peace
The article reports a postponed miners convention in the Pittsburgh area amid deadlocked wage scale talks between union leaders and operators. It notes retiring president John Brophy leaving office April, divides among operators, and possible wage conferences after April 1. Lewis suggests potential talks with individual operators while a general strike remains uncertain.
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John Brophy
Brophy
Lewis
Pennsylvania
New York
Betwen
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Central Pennsylvania
Union
Uion
Jacksonville
Pittsburgh
Miami
Scase
Hea
Lewis Administraion
Nameless Declared Draft Dodger and Fake
Testimony recalls a man known as Howard Noble living with a Mrs. Lange in Erie Pennsylvania for two weeks before a January 1918 divorce for nagging and cruelty. The veteran is said to have another wife, his first living in Schenectady.
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Howard Noble
Lange
Erie
Penna
Johnson
Schenectady
War veteran Talbot identity case ties to Noble in Sharon
Justice Department probe links Talbot, arrested in San Francisco on auto theft charges under the name Blake, to Howard F. Noble of Sharon. Fingerprints and records corroborate, as Mrs Seiple ties Talbot to Noble by photo before a Veterans relief hearing. Local residents and a former foreman identify the likeness, while Talbot claims a shell shocked past.
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Department of Justice
Talbot
San Francisco
Blake
Johnson
Tarbot
France
American Legion
Sharon
INS
Royal Johnson
South Dakota
Jerry Talbot
Howard F. Noble
Sue, Selple
Washington
House Committee On Veterans’ Relief
Noble
Evie
Thomas Messett
Fisher Sends Vare Certificate Civil Certificate Contested
The text records a contested six year senate term starting March 4 1927. It notes W S Vare’s claim for a regular amended certificate and references a November 1926 selection by Pennsylvania electors. George Fieck of Sheloca is mentioned as Indiana visitor in a fragmentary line.
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United States
William 8
Pennsylvania
Sult
Senate of the
George Fieck
Sheloca
The
Siag
Indiana
Indiana News Notes Show Local Visitors and Obituary Details
The Indiana area reports many visitors from Blairsville Ebensburg and Johnstown plus a long obituary list. Notable items include Sophia Ulrich arrested at White Station and brought to Indiana, and Capt Clyde Caldwell visiting Indiana after leaving Johnstown. James Repine and John Lofink visit Indianapolis friends, while James Ferner Isaac Smith and James Trimble attend Montgomery township business at the courthouse. An obituary profile details a longtime resident born 1840 and married 1847 with numerous descendants and church ties.
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Carl Stervera
Cambria County
John Mal
Ebenshire
Sophia Ulrich
Malcolm
White Station
Indiana
James Ferner
Isaac Smith
James Trimble
Montgomery Township
Court House
Death Claims An Aged Resident In Grove City
Following a long illness a aged resident died on Sunday at the home of TW Pennington in Glen Campbell. She leaves eighteen grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Thursday at two oclock at 700 Wayne Avenue conducted by Rev. Frederick W. Hinitt. Interment will follow in Oakland Cemetery. Martha Jane Campbell Crowell, aged 78, a daughter of …
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Joseph Campbell
Pennington
Glen Campbell
Jacob Campbell
Coleman
Mabel Wilson Conerby
Heilwood Hospital
Wilson
Johnsttown
Alice Wilson
Conerby
Meilwood Presbyterian Church
Martha Jane Campbell
Martia Jane Crowell
Lydian Hollenbaugh Rites Held In Laurel Swamp Cemetery
Interment for Lydia Hollenbaugh, born November 16, 1880 near Findlay, occurred in Laurel Swamp Cemetery after death in Detroit on February 25 from pneumonia. She married John Hollenbaugh July 4, 1892 in Detroit and resided in Kokomo, Ind. at burial. Survived by husband two sisters Mrs Hayes Indianapolis and Mrs Trope Findlay and three brothers Clinton William and R F Michaels.
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Walter Big Ruch
Laurel Swamp
Lydian Hollenbaugh
Lydia (Hollenbaugh
Findlay
John Hollenbaugh
Detroit
Mich
Kokomo
Ind
Mrs. Hayes
Indianapolis
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Fisher
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Oakland Avenue
D. R. Colvan
Hillsdale
Yeaters
George Brubaker
Petey Vischo
Tearing Run
Martin Lamer
Emmons, Pa
Andrew Lucas
Brushvalley’ Township
Clarence Cassidy
Gipsy
Squire R. D. Carnahan
Saitsburg
A. L. Coleman
In of
Clarksburg
Saltsoure
Joe Matulas
Sagamore
Jess Bartlebaugh
Arcadia
County Treasurer
S. S. Webber
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Chas. T. McLain of
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Saul Kaplan
Windbur
Clyde Caldwell
Indiana Hotel
Bill Smith
Normal School
Punxsutawney High
Indiana High
Harry Rager
Frank Giamonte
John Lofink
F.H. Howard
Scranton
R. H. Thompson
John R. Haines
Moore Hotel
Charles Gance of
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J. J. Ferrier
Edward Stephens
Cherryhill Township
John Smith
Pann Run
John G. Walbsck
West Wheatfield
James
Homer City
John Barclay
Lo Brgish Valley Township
Alexander Clark
Son OC. Plark
Elderton
Lewis G. Clark
Paysly
Oxford University
ONN Instruments
Pioneer Music House
Indiana, Pa
Re Lokes
Glasser
Deposit Bank Building
Mplet Bouedy
Salusburg- Indiana
Xydiana
Bevaberass
Crest
Piamugg
Johnston
Bethel Road
Aultwe- Bridgs Jiokgenyilte Brown
Boadaater Behog
Clorkaburg
Grange Hall
Balthgrass Healey’s
Sateen Bevnedeegee
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