Two Presbyteries In Session This Week
Kittanning and Cone maugh presbyteries met this week with delegates elected to the General Assembly in Columbus and Kansas City. Mentions include Dr R D Wilson favored for moderator, new pension plan endorsed, and Dwight Nichol licensed to preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. PD. Wilson
Nithve
Indiana
General Assembly
United Presbyterians
Treshbon Church
Bounty Delgates
Kittanning
Presbyterian Church
Iown
C. Good
Leechburg
R. D. Wilson
Princeton
G. W. MelIntire
A. K. Good
Dayton
W. B. Alter
Freeport
Columbus
Wilson
Wells
Philadelphia
Wilson College
Theodore Darnell
Bethel
Jacksonville
Audubon
N. J
J. A. Idggett
Elders Ridge
Conemaugh
First United Presbyterian Church
Town
Dwight Nichol
Near Town
Theological Seminary
Presbytery
Heshbon
Second United Presbyterian Church
Charles ©. Stewart
Brushvalley
Eugene Elder
Richmond
Kansas City
Double funeral for Homer City couple Evans and Byvans
Aged Mr. and Mrs. John Evans of Homer City died within hours of each other after a long illness. They left a large family and are buried in Greenwood cemetery. A paralytic stroke struck W I Helman of Covington, Ohio, on arrival to mourn, leaving him in serious condition. Local fishing trips and a dinner talk by Charles H. Allen frame a busy regional newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
M. E
John
W. I. Helman
Covington
John Evans
Gav. Kelly
Ohio
William J. Short
Town
Indiana County Leads State in Reforestation
Rotary program on trees featured George S T Buchanan and Dudley Tonkin forester for Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp. Tonkin stated Indiana county led the state last year by planting over 400000 baby trees and over 200000 more so far this year. He outlined school yard planting plans and a multi year effort to plant millions, highlighting shade trees and town beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
George ST. Buchanan
Dudley Tonkin
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Tonkin
Second
Third Ward
Indiana County
R. BH. Krape
Weddings of a Week in West Lebanon and Greensburg
A sequence of wedding notices reads: Christine Ruddock, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Ruddock of West Lebanon, married John Robert English of Evans City Pa at the bride’s home with Rev F W Hinitt officiating. Attendants included the bride’s brother and Miss Ethel Fulmer. A reception followed and guests were listed. Other marriages include Karl Owens and Mildred Rowe in Greensburg, Bert Fairman and Edna Park in Blairsville area, and William Garner with Jerene Lockard in Blairsville. Debates and demonstrations are announced for local clubs and the Indiana market reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Ruddock
Christine Ruddock
Alex Ruddock
West Lebanon
John Robert English
Evans City
F. W. Hinitt
Town
Ethel Fulmer
Ruddock
Louise Ruddock
Viola Moore
Helen Walker
Lillie B. Fulton
Elizabeth Armstrong
May George
Mary Fulton
Orwens-Rowe
Karl W. Owens
Mildred DB. Rowe
Greensburg
Fred Martin
Lutheran Church
G. L. Rowe
North Fourth Street
Indiana
H. 8. Owens
Philadelphia
Fairman Park
Bert Fairman
Lawrence Fairman
Edna Park
Joseph Park
Washington Township
J.B. Baker
Creakside
Real Estate Deeds Recorded in Indiana County Data
Real estate transfers listed include N L Whitaker to H B Streams a lot in Indiana for 760, Albert Coy to Henry Isenberg a lot in White for 225, M K Bennett to Frank Rhine a tract in Brushvalley for 250, Ernest Fletcher to John Plet cher a lot in Saltsburg for 4450, Harry Flickinger to John Emets acres in Center for 860, Harry G Rowe to C A Dehaven a lot in Creekside for 1000, Howard W Altman to C S Kunkia 101 acres in Center for 2000, Dale W Green to Wm H Green 2 acres in Cherryhill for 3600, Enrico Ribolbi to M Giuseppe a lot in Canoe for 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Laat
N. L. Whitaker
H. B. Streams
Albert Coy
Henry Isenberg
White
M. K. Bennett
Frank T. Rhine
Brushvalley
Ernest Fletcher
John A. Plettcher
Saltsburg
Harry Flickinger
John Emets
Center
Harry G. Rowe
C. A. Dehaven
Creekside
Howard W. Altman
C. 8
Kun- Kia
Dale W. Green
Green
Cherryhill
Enrico Ribolbi
M. Giuseppe
Canoe
Mine Accident Fatal to Clymer Young Man
Ralph Haddick aged 25 a Clymer resident died in Dixonville hospital from injuries suffered in a mine accident at Buck Run Rusgall Coal Mining Co when a motor collided with a cutting machine. He was a World War veteran with many friends. Survived by mother Mrs Elizabeth Haddick and four sisters. Funeral at his home conducted by Rev Long, burial Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Haddick
Clymer
Dixonville
Rus‘gall Coal Mining Company
Buck Run
Elizabeth Haddick
Long
Greenwood Cemetery
Normal Honor Students to Represent Greensburg and Kane
Miss Barkthoover of Greensburg is salutatorian and Miss Folke of Kane is valedictorian for the 1925 Indiana Normal School commencement. The May 13 pageant marks the school’s 50th anniversary with dances and music depicting the founding of Pennsylvania, Indiana’s education need, and the Normal school’s construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Kane Young Wonen
Cles
Barkthoover
Folke
Kane
Indiana Normal School
Pennsylvania
Normal School
Fire near Pine Flats destroys barn and outbuildings
A fire near Pine Flats destroyed the Hamilton farm barn, garage, wagon shed, and poultry house after sparks from a passing locomotive or engine caused the blaze. Neighbors saved the dwelling, but the woods and fields suffered substantial damage before flames were checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Farm
Pine Flats
Indiana County Girls Making Good Records at Geneva College
Geneva College registrar Lulu J. McKinney released first semester grades for about four hundred students in the regular day program. Among top performers are Bettie Melsaac from Rochester Mills with mostly As, and Helen Powell Marchand with Bs and above. Indiana visitors and local residents, including J M Kirkpatrick, Mrs George I Jones and daughter, Darrell Adamson, and Mack Henderson, are noted along with Easter visits and recent tonsil surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Geneva College
Lulu J. McKinney
Bettie Melsaac
Rochester Mills
A. Helen
Powell
Marchand
J. M. Kirkpatrick
Plumville
Indiana
George ‘I, Jones
Relai
Altoona
J. A. Adamson
Darrell
Creekside
Mack Henderson
James J. Henderson
East Church Street
Frank Mulberger
J. C. Frye
A. G. Shaffer
Patten Graham
Newton Rosborough T
Eldrton
PERSONAL BREVITIES SHOW TOWN GUESTS AND TRAVELERS
Misses Gertrude and Idna Malcolm visit aunt Mrs Maude Strassler in Crafton. Mrs Sarah Philips of Lown visits daughter Mrs 8 B Brown in Greensboro. Miss May Sell returns from Pittsburgh where employed. Several locals host or visit relatives in cities including New York Philadelphia and Balti more. Scholars and veterans noted, with hospital treatment updates for Raymond Nealer after gas exposure in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude
Idna Malcolm
Town
Maude Strassler
Crafton
Sarah Philips
Lown
8.B. Brown
Greensboro
May Sell
James W. Mack
Ollie Mack Williams
David
Buffalo
A. F. Barbour
Renova
Cinton County
Anna Laughlin
North Sixth Stret
Philadelphia
Ponisville
Anna Marion
Marion Center
Mary Wynkoop
East Water Street
Frank Hoffman
Youngstown
John B. Hoffman
Joseph Burgess
Blairsville
Indiana
W. J. McGregor
Delmont
Nellie Guthrie
Sixth Street
Clyda Guthrie
Lawrenceville
N. J
James Mack
Margaret
North Sixth Street
New York City
Ray W. Craig
Greensburg
Pauline Carney
North Ninth Street
Earl Raymond
Oak Street
John Miley
Erma Cunningham
Clark
Frank Wilkins
Brugnyalley Township
Clark O
Harry Moorhead
Pittsburgh
Roht. Templeton
South Seventh Street
Richard W. Watson
Hartisburg
Penn Harris Hotel
Harry W. Baker
Republican State Committee
Kenneth Moreau
A. F. Moreau
North Pifth Street
Carnegie Tech
Joseph Caldwell
Ann Arbor
Mich
Slater
Thomas Pealer
West Chestnut Street
May Elder
School Street
B. R. Lightcap
General Hospital
O. James A. Smith
Savannah
West Church Street
Horace Work
W. R. Spence
Creekside
Indiana Hospital
Earl Trusal
Carpenter Avenue
Leard
Tarentum
W. H. Frank
West Waterstreeet
Blaekuck Township
J. Wilson Uarbison
National Military
Dayton
Armstrong Township
Rermain
John Richards
John Gibson
Paul Wells
Progress
Sadin J. Butler
Johnstown
Canada
Tsu Cypress Avenue
Grace Chrisman
Loval Red Cross Chapter
Agnes Stadimiller
Borough to Carry Expans e of Fire Alarm System
At a Monday adjourned Towns Council meeting the borough agreed to fund the fire alarm system set up by the local fire association. The setup uses a bell at the firemen’s home triggered by central notification. Improvements include sidewalks on West Water and QOale streets connecting with existing walks. A private gas pumping pump for Lauderbach-Grist Co. on Water street was approved. Meadowbrook residents seek sewer service and an estimate was directed. An American Gas Company pipeline abandonment and new lines along Wayne Avenue were authorized, likely during Wayne Avenue repairs. Jersey Calf Club forms with 20 youth names, plans to buy calves from Jersey sections, and eligibility details. Blairsville teachers listed for Claraville schools. several vacancies remain. Easter church memberships rise across Zion Lutheran, First United Presbyterian, and Christian churches. Bon Ton building work starts in Greensburg with a four-story brick structure under John W. Klingensmith. Bridges contracted to Cherry Tree Construction for Little Mahoning Creek and Pickering Run. bid total $18,477.94. bids for another bridge were rejected. Vernon and wife injured in a Burrell township car overturn near Mardis residence. School tax levy fixed at 16 mills and $4 per capita. increase to fund new high school, teacher salaries, and upkeep. Pennsylvania Agriculture stats show county land values per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Street
Clark Avenue
Lauderbach-Grist Co
Water Street
Meadowbrook
Wayne Avenue
Deaths of Mrs. Frank Kring and neighbors at Indiana
A list of obituaries from Indiana area: Mrs. Frank Kring of West Chestnut Street died Saturday at the Indiana hoysplint after surgery. Born Oct 16 1876 near Shelocta, she taught school before marrying Frank Kring, manager of Indiana Motor Co. Survived by husband and children James, Robert, Leone, and Charlotte. Funeral at First United Presbyterian Church pastored by Rev. Dr Pinkerton. Also noted are J Walter Work born May 12 1853, deceased after illness. PHP Wagener born 1845 in Germany, farmer with several children and spouses. George W. Mogle, 87, Civil War veteran, died in Hamilton from heart trouble with funeral Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kring
West Chestnut Street
Indiana
Shelocta
James Campbell
Indiana Normal
Indiana Motor Company
Lnfo
First United Presbyterian Church
Janes
Robert
Leone
Charlotte
Kring
Z. €. Pinkerton
West United Presbyterian Charch
Walter Work
South Sixth Street
Weanandiy Alore
Marion Center
Must Mahoning Township
J. M. Work
M. F. Ehurch
Marion Canter
Nona Bowell
Manor
Siyvers
B. Guthrie
Town
J. Ja. Park
A. Is. Guthie
Pittsburgh
le. Ne Tugh
Eugene
Ore
Whlott
Wille
M, EL
Green Wood Cemetery
George W. Mogle
Georg W. Mogla
Hamilton
Tia
George Mogle
Coveds
Co. M
Pennsylvania
Hamil Bipiscopal Church
B.C. Mogle
McGoox Mills
Archie Mogle
Cloe
James Mogle
Cumberland, Md
Martin Mogle
Echo
Thompson Sadler
Punxsutawney
Enos Dorr
Anna B. Dorr
Internoa Dorr
West Chestnut Streets
Nathan Highlands
Highlands Homestead
Ftown
Lutheran Church
Frank Dorr
Kanfin
Samuel Highlands
Harry Daugherty
Thomas Takeo
Thomas Tinkcam
Capl
Myx
Daniel Tinkcom
Armagh
Lurdington
Neb
Willima Tinkcom
San Francisco
Cal
James J
Joseph HH. Mukeom
Peru
H. L. ‘Tinkcom
William A. Marriman
Armaagh
New Postal Rates Go Into Effect Today
Postmaster Harry A Borland releases schedule detailing first class rates, parcel charges, delivery fees, money orders, and return receipts. The bulletin, effective today, covers third and fourth class mail, zone rates, special handling, and collection values. Notable items list 2 cent first class per ounce, 1 cent per card, 4 cents per post card, and various charges for parcels and money orders, with depended ranges up to $100 value and beyond. Obituaries note several local residents and family listings amid the broader postal rate notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ito
Brushgalley Literary Program and Local Obituaries
Brushgalley community hall hosts an eight oclock program with poems recitations readings and a student debate led by Edgar Brooks Gromley. Obituaries note infant deaths Arthur Ray Reed Smith and Eddie Helman with interments in local cemeteries.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Presbyterians
G. J. Dickie
John W. McQuilken
William DB. Pierce
Dale Marlin
Joseph J. King
Keating
Elmer E. Williams
Harry V. Herlinger
Herbert C. Long
Curtis
Indiana Bear Club
Huntington County
Claude Stewart
Jack Nees
M. 8. Mitchell
Harry S. Johnston
Charles H. Allen
Farmers Sugar Company of
Defiance, C
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Allen
Whisky Run
Rochester
Pittsburgh Coal & Iron Co
Teacher Hospital
Lynn Furman
Ambrose
Johns-Hart Harry
Johns
Effie K. Hart
Hilwood
The
Pthreshermen's and
Threshermen and Farmers Protective Association
Court House
J. D. Noel
Harrisburg
Warner
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Brushgalley
Brushgalley Community Association
B. A. Murray
Troutman Company
Harry EB
Heilwood
Erie
Harty-Heilwood
Jacob L. Bush
Washington Two
Celia M. Short
Edgar M. Walker
Mary M. Smith
James W. McComeland
O Etta V. Bortz
Pupxsutawney
Thomas Shirley
Marie Davis
D. T. Taylor
Saward
Anna M. Boyles
Eward Norman Short
Hillside
Florence Kunkle
Derry
Harry A. Lakehart
Iselin
Mary McNally
John H. Bryan
Cora M
Real Estate Transit Ars
Alfred Henry
Saltsbury
R. D
J. A. Compton
Livermore
R. B
Tomb
Lancaster County
J. W. Warner
John W. Morrow
Jefferson County Medical Society
Punxautawney
Marrow
Jersey Calf Club
County Jersey
Jersey
W. A. Dible
John Garman
D. H. Feitzhonis
Carl F. Smith
J. M. Repine
Claraville
Nevin Montgomery
H. B. Marta
Earl Wright
Geo. Graham
Glenn Miller
August Purener
John Ackerson
Elizaleth Jester
Trene Leligian
Ada Rowe
Margaret McCluee
Mrs. Sanders
Natlia Henry
Mary Henry
Mary Shields
Lois Campbell
Yilpha McCreary
Florence Brantinger
Helen Fandler
Dorothy Sandlax
Sallie Curtis
Malida Dixon
Mabel Raping
Olive Burnette
Harriet Howick
Zion Lutheran
First United Presbysterian
Christian Church
Bon Ton
Am~vel W. Rage
Ben ‘Ton
Tow
Ben Ton
Avery
John W. Klingensmith
Cherry Tree Contruction Company
Little Mahoningg Creek
Pickering Gun
Fawmill
Indiana- Punxsulawney Road
Snilelcnburg
Vernon Mock
Blacklick
Mardis
Burrell Township
Mack
Indias Pehoal Board
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Philip Wagener
Php Wagener
Kadt Mahoning
Germany
Pitsburgh
Mad Mahoning Township
Arte Hving
J. G. Aneupher
Dena M. Wagener
New Alexandria
Edward Wagener
J. W. Wagener
J. Cc. Wagener
Katherine Garr
Thomasa Bell
Paunxsutawney
L. W. Slifer
Grove Chapel Lutheran Church
Marion Center Cemetery
Harry A. Borland
Marty A. Borland
Fee Tvants
John Wilsow Wingburk
John Wilson Winebark
Raymond Winehurk
Cinge Township
HyIng
Lon
Ethel
Elinor
Gladys
Hazel
George Winebark
Harr
Marehand
Cavote
John Level
John Loch
Win
Leech
General de Diffyt
Die
Jefferson County
Lfe
Harry W. Leech
Brushgalley Litersaevy
Brushgalley Community Hall
Soelely
Roll Call
Clyde Stewart
Ida Cunningham
Lilian Wakefield
Jake
Dean McCrea
Topic
Potato Club
Allan
Ethel Ragh
Megr
Alma Rugh
Martha McGrea
George McCutcheon
D. C. Davis
Davis Stewart
Mary Coup
Otis Overdorft
John Brink
Robert McNutt
Naomi Douglass
Ralph McCully
Will
Mary Traby
Brushvalley High School
Dorothy Rugh
Mgr
Edgar Brooks Gromley
Edgar = Brooks Gromley
Ho ¥Our Gromley
Locust
Harry
Pina Church
Smith
Ruy
Arthur Ray
Reed Smith
Canoe Township
Fairview Cemetery
secGon
Eddie Helman
Eddie
Mrge
Blaine Helman
Philadelphia Strepty
Oakland
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