Announcement of Republican Primary Candidates May 20 1930
Under authority of the Republican County Committee the following candidates are announced for the Spring Primary to be voted May 20 1930 Jacot Pilegce with party rules and the Act of Assembly governing primary elections Wallace Thoman County Chair Marion Center Borough Charles Griffith Indiand Borough Philadelphia Street der Peeler M49 begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Jacot Pilegce
Act of Assembly
Wallace Thoman
County
Chai
Ansémbis Charles RK. Griffith
Marion Center
der Peeler
M49
Philadelphia Street
Indiand
The Value of Animal Pets in Youth Responsibility
An instructional piece argues that ownership teaches boys and girls responsibility for pets. It notes lacking care when ownership is weak, cites a social worker’s tale of a troubled orphan who improved on a farm, and stresses teaching proper housing water food grooming and shelter. The article links animal care to empathy toward people and community help.
Virtues of the Dog in Simple Family Life
A dated prose portrait extols a dog's unwavering loyalty and selfless affection. It describes a canine companion who welcomes, obeys, endures hardship for children, forgives misdeeds, and remains devoted regardless of status. The piece highlights faith, hope, and love as embodied traits.
Timber and Coal Link Strengthened by Reforestation Program
The Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation describes its renewed forestry effort begun in 1920 to secure timber for mine props and lumber. A tree nursery near Clymer produced over a million seedlings by 1926, with 4,000,000 seedling trees planted by 1930. The program aims to protect water supplies, provide enduring timber value, and foster evergreen surroundings at mines and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Co
Clearfield County
Peale
West Branch
Cambria County
Rossi
Clymer
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Indiana County Shines In Music And Literary Contest
Indiana County schools excel in the sectional Music and Literary Contest at State Teachers College. Winners include Knox High in Orchestra Class C, Blairsville High in Piano Solo, Mabel Fiscus of Indiana High in Vocal Solo, Betty Ellis of Indiana High in Violin Solo, and Robert Templeton of Clymer in Extemporaneous Speaking. Debate titles split with Ford City and Apollo, district led by Co G Vincent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College
Indiana
State Teachers College
Armstrong
Jefferson
Clearfield
Warren
Clarion
Forest
Philadelphia
the College
John W. Neff
Clymer High
Knox High
Clarion County
Blairaville High
Apollo High
Charles Love
Blairsville
Indiana High
Mabel Fiscus
Armstrong County
Betty Ellis
Ovation
Robert Templeton
Clymer
John Vinton
Wig
Pennsylvania
Ford City High
Ford City
Earl Handler
Lowell Abler
William Simpson
Apollo
Robert Litzinger
Raymond Hess
Wilson St. Clair
Co. G. Vincent
Indiana County
Indiana High School
Blairsville High School
Clymer High School
Cherrytree High School
Graff Gets Unanimous Endorsement By County Bar
The Indiana County Bar unanimously endorses Judge J Frank Graff for retention on the Superior Court bench filling a vacancy. Voter support notes his integrity ability and fitness from his Armstrong county court tenure. He is seen as better suited to country district appeals than city‑bred peers. Day Wilson Sustained Serious Injures in Farm Accident. Blairsville Rotary Officers Elected For Upcoming Year. Charles W Jewart Celebrates 64th Birthday With 92 Attendees. Maple Grove Church Evangelical Meetings To Begin Next Sunday Afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graff
Wilson
White Township
Maple Grove Church
G. J. Gallatin
Dayton
Penn Run
Absence declared in Indiana County Orphans Court
In the matter of Emery Davin for letters of administration on Gordon Rieder Davin, the court found the legal presumption of death for Gordon Rieder Davis and ordered notice to produce evidence of life by September 1, 1930. If not produced, a decree will issue for administration to the rightful heirs. Indiana Pa April 7, 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Rieder Davis
Tacolma
Washington
L. M. Peuler Esq
Apel
Gid
Gordon ‘Stieder Daviswig
Giid
Gordon Ridder
Davis
Orphans' Court
Indiana County
Gordon Weder Davis
Register of Wills of
Gordon ‘Rieder Davis
Nalph Cummings
Orphans’ Court
Indiana
Four liquor raids detain four offenders in Yankee Town area
Officers found booze in homes at Yankee Town Whiskey Run Rossiter and Beyer during Prohibition law raids. At Squire Walter H Jackson hearing Mrs Rocco De Church Yankee Town Homer City held on $600 bail for violating Prohibition laws after officers seized 20 gallons of wine from her home. Joe Currie Whiskey Run held for trial on $500 bail after raid uncovered moonshine seven quarts mash four barrels and 30 quarts beer. Jennie Trenao Beyer had prior moonshine, but raid yielded only beer. spillover noted. John Verdisie Rossiter held on bail awaiting hearing as raid found five gallons moonshine mash and still equipment. Public notices and sales follow in adjacent items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankeetown
Whiskey Run
Rossiter
Beyer
Walter H. Jackson
Rocco de Church
Homer City
Panl Joe Currie
Squire Walter
H. Jackson
Jennie*Trenao
Ana
John Verdisie
Hefgré
Laurie C. CG. McLain
Bankrupt sale terms and trustee notices from 1930s papers
The document outlines 10 percent cash payment on knockout bids and the balance on delivery, with the trustee retaining right to reject bids and adjourn sales. It mentions confirmation of sale in Indiana Pa and lists Joseph W. Rankin as trustee, with other bankruptcy and election notices from Blatraville and nearby towns, including school board appointments and bids for improvements dated 1930 and 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. B. Creps
Indiana
Joseph W. Rankin
Clymer
Eachere
Rchooh Board
Blgeklirk
Blatraville
Penna
R.d.nal
Executor's Notice for Mary Brendlinger Estate
LL B Miller attorney executes notice to creditors and claimants of Mary Brendlinger late of West Wheatfield Township Bedford? deceased. Executrix Phares Hadl requests authenticated claims for settlement and prompt payment of debts.rbingon Pa April 24 1980 te
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whhiim & Wilson
Green Township
Gad
Howe
Loretinam
Allison
Jack
Jock
Nancy Ann McAdoo
Burrell Township
Porter McAadoo
Blacklick
Robt
M. Fisher
Vines HH
Peterman
Charrytree
James W. Peterman
Marguerite Pp
Hamilton
Cherrytree
Wisher Ley
Tadiwog
Erhel
Viola Chambers
Indiana Borough
V. Kerr
EB. Pierce
Caroling Kyang
West Mahoning Township
Micksburg
Austral
Italia
LL. B. Miller
Mary Brendlinger
Lnte
West Wheatfield Township
Phares Hadl
Bobingon
Young Township bonds sale for highway improvement
The Board of Supervisors of Young Township Indiana County Pennsylvania offers fifty Series B highway improvement bonds, each 1000 dollars, total 50000 dollars, bearing 5 percent interest, dated January 15 1930, maturing between 1931 and 1945 with semiannual coupons. Bids due May 10 1930 at 1 PM, with $1000 certified check as liquidated damages. township reserves right to reject bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Tay
Board of Township
Auper Visora
Engrownall
Dallara
Board of Supervisors
W. C. Smith
West
Lebanon
Notice for bids on road hauling and railroad siding work
Supervisors of Canoe Township Indiana County Pennsylvania invite bids at 10 oclock AM Wednesday May 7 1980 for hauling and spreading about 6750 tons of traffic bound slag on two roads and 3350 tons for Railroad Siding Tuneau plus 4400 tons for Railroad Siding Locust. Bid opening at County Commissioners Court House Indiana PA. A certified check of 400 required. Bidding blanks from County Engineer Office. Right to reject any or all bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wast Mahoning Twp
Indiana Co
J. H. Rochester
J. K. Thompson
T. Hudson
P. Black
A. W. Boxers
East Mahoning Twp
Indiana, Co
Roy
R. Langhlis
J. WH. Roschester
Best Mahoning
Twp
A. J. Anthony
Roy Laughlin
Margaret Hudson
G. Richardson
Jos
East Mahoning Trop
Claude Ginter
Geo
Young Two
B.S. Work
N. L. Hill
H.W
C. A. Oberlin
He & P., Railway, Co
Mast Mahoningips Indiana Co
Canoe Township
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Tuneau
B. I
P. Ry
Indiana
Denna
Icelock
A.M
Cochran
jSeey
Trews
Canoe Towra
Engloeer
Jodiana
Penna
W. B. Cochran
Lecy
Treas
Thomas Praler
Englocer
Adam States
J. M. Dunmuth
H. G. Gaston
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India Postoffice
Albert
Moorhead
Ralph Moorhead and
Peoprictor
Kinan
Blairsville Rotary Club
Dean A. Keirn
Rotary Club
Samuel H. Shepley
Paul L. Barr
Secresary
Robert H. Shoop
William Heat
S. J. Craighead
Benjamin Sheriff
Rotary
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Charles W. Jewart
Washington Township
Bis
Tieres
Emery €. Davin
Gordon Rieder Davin
Bsat
Orphans ‘Court of
High Post
John H. Trimble
C. E. Elsworth
North Seventh Street
Elsworth
D. P. Bothel
J. J.’ McKnight
Girty
J. J. McKnight
R. W. George
Auctionear
Township School Board
Comtmadgere
Indy
Stedmaens
Clymey
G. Rich
Dixonville
School Board
South Mahoning Township
Beyer School
Marshall
Saleksburg
LD. Kern
Home
Rat
Clymer, Ty
Order of the Golden Rule
Order
Arqbinson
Tre
UM Asthen Piermier
Savan Collieries CO
ING
Benkrupth Bankcruptcy
District Court
Sagan B Station
Wast Mahoning
P. i
Chers
Pelt 9
1Say
Ate
D. &. Chambers
Poeaebon &J
Sony
Church Street
Farmers Exchange
G. Mazza
Exchange
Ib-Tfe
5Th Ave
Pittsburgh
Maine
Armers Exchange
Sth
Tfe
Ave
Fred G. Haer
Barnestore
Walters
Btate
Henry Townsend
South Bend
Conment Road
Wey
Elmhurst
Hilang
Lute
Miles
Barnesboro
R.D
Farmera Exchange
Stote Wagen
Coniter
Vandergrift
Farmery Exchange
Berkshire
Massachusetts Mutual
Frankl
NDFR
Young Township
W. €. Smith
Weat Lebanon
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