Fisher A Victim Of Political Treachery In Pennsylvania
John G. Fisher retires from the Republican Governor race amid claims of machine betrayal led by Governor Sproul and allied leaders. Fisher returns to Indiana greeted by supporters. he urges voting for the remaining Republican candidate. The article details alleged treachery by Sproul era aides and calls for voters to reject the machine on election day.
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Gov. Sproul
Fisher
Victor
John G. Fisher
Pennsylvania
Plain John
Atata
Capitol Hill
Sproul
Indiana
Harrisburg
People's Voice
Philadelphia Record
East
John 8. Fisher
Repubican
Governor Sproul
Ware
W. Harry Baker
John Casey
Jeaders
Bernor Sproul
Oth
New Rural Mail Routes At Indiana And Homer City
New rural routes will be established next month to serve additional patrons. Route No 7 will operate from Indiana and Route No 3 from Homer City, expanding daily mail service to 359 families. May 16 is the expected start date. Indiana route serves 103 families and Homer City route serves 110. Star routes are planned for Shelocta to the railroad station and Elderton. Township schools closing feature Laney school in freon township with a picnic dinner and awards including a white ivory toilet set for Miss Betty Watt and a signet ring for Nora Bowman. W W Goss receives a pocketbook with monogram as term ends.
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N. L. Strong
Indiana
Homer City
Sheloca
Parkwood
Home
Clymer
Livermore
Blairsville
Shelocta
Elderton
Laney
Freon Township
Betty ‘Watt
Nora Bowman
Attendanne
W.W. Goss
Blose No
Montgomery Township
Merris and Brandon wed in Raceton home ceremony
Miss M. Belle Brandon daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton Dradon Raceton became the bride of John Edward Merris son of Mr and Mrs J R Merrig Dubois at 10 30 this morning Rev Dr F W Hinitt officiated in Indiana Presby terian church context. Bride wore white Canton crepe gown with tulle veil and carried roses and orchids. Daisie Cassell sang before the ceremony. Bridesmaids wore orchid and peach Canton crepe. Best man Howard Morris and ushers Murray Peeler Delis Campbell. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple planned a trip east. They will reside in the Manners apartments on School street.
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Merris-Brandon
M. Belle Brandon
Milton Dradon
Raceton
John Edward Merris
J. &. Merrig
DuBois
Brandon
FP. W. Hinitt
Presbyterian Church of Indiana
Daisie Cassell
Homer City
Cadiman
J. Roy Maloney
Indiana
Elizabeth Langham
Abigail Guthrie
Kathryn Siusser
Town
Howard Morris
Murray Peeler
Delis Campbell
Merris
Indiana State Normal School
Phi Kappa Pi
State College
L. A. &. Fraternity
Merris Beet O
Manners
School Street
North Ninth Street
Nolo
Schrecengost
mcConnell-Palmer
Elsie Maria Palmer
G. W. Palmer
Guy A. ‘MacConnell
Heshbon
West Wheatfield Township
A. W. Campbell
McConnell
Margaret Coal Company
Stahl-bwine
New two story brick business block opens in Cherry Tree
Cherry Tree unveils a modern two story brick block on Main Street. The Independent Order of Odd Fellows occupies the second floor, Cherry Tree Supply Co. uses the first floor, A Crumbling owns another shop and Miss Cameron runs a music studio on the second floor. B W Hawes operates a general store and auto supply on the street level, with rooms for the Cherry Tree band and a Community hall upstairs, promising social events in the future. The town praises the substantial, up to date construction boosting the business district.
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Boy Molen
Main Street
Cherry Tree
Odd Wallowa
Cherry Tree Supply Co. Co
A. Qrumbling
Miss Cameron
Sunday School Institute at Penn Run Saturday
A Sunday school institute for District No. 5 workers and the children's division will be held at the Presbyterian church in Penn Run on Saturday. Sessions begin at 10 a.m. with lunch served at noon. All Sabbath school teachers and workers are urged to attend.
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C. 4
Chapman
Penn Run
O. J. Pattison
Hastings
Beryl Seanor
O'cloer
R. H. Ling
Clymer
Nellie ‘Miller
Florence Wallace
Indiana
Eleanor Tuck
Home
Robinson Home Dynamited In Robinson
The home of Thomas Kelly at Second and Chestnut streets was damaged by a dynamite blast early Sunday. The family slept indoors and escaped injury. the porch and adjacent room furniture were wrecked, and the blast shattered nearby windows drawing hundreds to the scene. Evelyn Kelly slept in the affected room. Kelly is an electrician for Garfield Smokeless Coal Co., whose workers are striking.
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Thomas Kelly
Second
Chestnut Streets
Robinson
Kelly
Garfield Smokeless Coal Co
Evelyn
Deaths In Grant Township and Nearby Areas
A string of obituaries from Grant township and surrounding communities notes the passing of Thomas Kerr at 74 a Civil War veteran and longtime farmer. William B Stiver 69 of Canoe Township. John T Griffth 4 years 10 months of Homer City. Salem Sheasley 70s of Grant Township. Samuel Wilson Kerr 68 of Shelocta. Herman Miller 55 of White Township. Daniel McCudden 82 veteran of the Civil War. and an infant of Mack Hamiltons of Clymer. Funeral notices place services in Teast Mahoning Creekside Cemetery Juneau and local churches with interments across nearby cemeteries.
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Thomas Kerr
Grant Township
Mast Run
Kerr
Co. H
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Co. A
206Th PL
V. J
East Mahoning
Elizabeth Langham Kerr
J. N. Langham
Harry Kerr
Hillsdale
Howard Kerr
Vandergrift
Clair Kere
Indiana
W. &. Porter
Solu
Griffth
Klumer City
Homerily
Homer City
Watson R. Grifith
Hower City
Creekside
Jie
Grifith
Akrouw, O
Dughters
Harry Murdick
Grushvaley
Mabel Grifth
S. Remaley
Parkwood
A. P. Grith
Albert Getflith
New Kensington
Salem Sheasley
Deckers Point
Bright
Jio
Jefferson County
Jane Sheasley
Hix
Mia
W. A. Shankle
Big Run
Mesimina Leasure
Clymer
HH. ¢ Douglis
Crafton
Charles Sheasley
Makeesport
Ellen Sheasley
Commodore
Samwel Burkett
Merle Sheasley
Frank, Harvey
Euanbeth
Joe Sheasley
Thone
Rev
Edmunds
Marion Center
Windal
Samuel Wilson Kerr
Sheovla
Lita
Millen ‘Ayes Kerr
Harry
John
Steele
Charles
Katherine Kerr
Sielutta
Jus. Turnbull
Ernest
Wilbur Stuchell
Kent
Milten Kerr
Warren
United Presbyterian Church
Sheloctu
A. K. Hurane
Heian Miller
Herman Miller
Pine Township
White Township
Jrnliel McCudden
Daniel McCudden
Kvarmure
Tarsmun Hospital
Woln
Knights of Malta
Livermore
Beautiful new home for the Indiana County Deposit Bank
The Indiana County Deposit Bank opens its modern new building on Thursday April 27 at 7 pm with public reception for depositors and friends. Designed by A Stanley Millar and finished in Alabama white marble, it features open officer quarters, private telephone booths, writing rooms, a women’s room, and a six ton safe with a new burglar alarm by Duplex Electric. The bank aims to attract 1000 new depositors in the first two weeks and offers coupon favors with savings accounts.
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Indiana County Deposit Bank
A. Stanley Millar
New York City
R. T. Marin
Indiana
Alabama
Isafe
Duplex Electric Protection Company of
New York
Granddaughter of Parkwood Family Fatally Burned
Four year old An ia May Rawlings daughter of H T Rawlings of Wellsville Ohio died after dress caught fire while playing with matches on April 8. Her guardian Mrs Gide Pringle was burned extinguishing the flames. She died at Liverpoo hospital the next morning. The child leaves a father two brothers John and William. Atwood School closed in Armstrong County with pupils listed and one absent.
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Re Hl. Wilkinson
Parkwood
Ohio
Anni May Rawlings
H. T. Rawlings
Wellsville
Robert H. Wilkinson
Ast Liverpoo
Tortie
Rawlings
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