Big Band Fair Opens With Parade and Music in Indiana
The Big Band Fair opens in Indiana with a three evening program of mirth and music beginning at 7:30 tonight in Auditorium Hall. Indiana Merchants Association offers shopping incentives including round-trip fare refunds for purchases, and a grand parade will traverse the town tomorrow. Local bands, Japanese tea garden, Dutch Kaffee Klatch, and various booths promise a lively, festival atmosphere through Wednesday and Thursday.
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Indiana
Indiana Military Band
Library Hall
H. E. Cogswell
Indiana Merchants Association
The
Merchants’ Association
Hospital Movement Revived for General Hospital
A Friday meeting chaired by Mrs Rue H Willard discussed reviving a general hospital project. Local physicians and citizens urged the need, harking to the 1907 Diana Association charter, with a committee to seek support from coal and industrial firms. Burglars hit Homer City, stealing a watch and $25 from Constable Griffiths home. several places were checked. Work on the Y M C A Building began with excavation of the basement at the Philadelphia and 9th streets lot.
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Rue H. Willard
Diana Association
Atill
Homer City
Sen
B. Grifith
DB. M. Lockard
Ha Lot
Philadelphia
Pth
Weddings of a Week Emmott Mottarn and Elliott union
A series of marriages reported from Washington Court House and nearby towns includes Charles D Elliott and Myrtle Mottarn, Langham King and Jennie King, Malliard and McHenry, Kissinger and Campbell, Buterbaugh and Brandon, and other couples. Licenses listed. Fred Hertinger awarded contract for new municipal building. mental health patient taken to Warren sanitarium. Leghorns lay 2660 eggs January 1 to April 20. election note shows voters to cast ballots.
Indiana Town Plans May 16 Clean-Up Day
Town will devote a day to cleaning up yards and homes on May 16. A community meeting at the Free Reading room outlined plans for a broad clean-up campaign joined by the Town Council Board of Trade Board of Health Firemen and Business Men's Association and local newspapers to promote Indiana as a spotless town through May 14 and beyond.
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Indiana
Plang
Town Counci
Board of Trade
Board of Health
Firemen
Business Men's Association
Silver Wedding Celebrated In Penn Run
Prominent Penn Run couple Mr and Mrs J M Fyock were surprised Friday evening by 27 relatives including siblings and their children. They gathered at the Fyock home to celebrate the silver wedding with a bountiful supper and gifts of silver, marking a pleasant anniversary for the popular merchant and his wife.
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Penn Run
J. M. Fyock
Fyock
Honor students named for normal commencement
The faculty of Indiana State Normal School has named senior class members as honor students for the June commencement. Valedictorian Clara Anderson of Pittsburg leads the program, with salutatorian Don Martin of Pine Flats and high honors for Myrtle Everrest, Marion Brown, Maude Lardin, Ruth Nix, Olive Blanchard, Ross Getty, and others from Homer City and Indiana.
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Indiana
Indiana State Normal School
Clara Anderson
Pittsburg
Don Martin
Pine Flats
Myrtle Everest
Marion Brown
Maude Lardin
Tarentum
Ruth Nix
Homer City
Olive Blanchard
Beaver
Ross Getty
Woman Dies Alone In Cherryhill Township
A 68 year old Cherryhill township woman Mrs Jacob C Fyock died suddenly from heart trouble while returning to summon aid for her son. Her death occurred Sunday evening near her home in Cherryhill township. She is survived by her husband and three children. Funeral services will be held at her home Wednesday followed by interment in Cherryhill Brethren church cemetery. Also noted are obituaries of Mrs T A Lukehart and several other local residents with details on ages, causes, and survivors.
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Chorryhi
Atek
Jacob C. Fyock
Cherryhill Township
Thomas Lukehart
Plumville
Alfred Fyock
Elmer Fyock
Lawrence Ebey
Canton
Cherryhill Brethren Church
T. A. Lukehart
Cora G. Lukehart
Adam Black
Smicksburg
DuBois
Q. A. Robinson
Punxsutawney
Lukehart
Lutheran Church
West Mahoning Township
Homer City
J. F. Stabley
Smicksburg Lutheran Church
A. R. Longnecker
du Bois Lutheran Church
Adam Campbell
East Mahoning Township
Presbyterian Church of
Marion Center
Robert Campbell
Sadie Reichmaler
Polly Jane Moor
Haat Mahoning Township
Moor
James
John
William
Thomas
Joseph
G. W. Gray
Rochester Mills
Clemson Aul
East Mahoning
Annie Aul
M. M. Doyle
Indiana
Maggie J. Neal
A. M. Walkup
George W. McClelland
Gifts for Teacher and Pupils at Watson School
Forty visitors attended the Watson school closing in Young township on Wednesday. A basket dinner was served at noon as Miss Dora Barr, longtime teacher, received a net of embroidery scissors and a gold thimble from her pupils. Florence Wilson and Louise Hood attended daily. Nearby notes mention other rural schools and teachers in the area receiving gifts, with visits from alumni and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson School
Young Township
Dora Barr
Florence Wilson
Louise Hood
Louise
Marie Hood
Hdna Mabon
India School
West Wheatfield
Clella
Estella Fulcomer
Hyacinth
Orlanson Lute
Olive Allshouga
Bell School
Washington Township
Prille
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Reported
Real estate transfers in Indiana County show numerous parcels and lots changing hands. Names include Lowry Hoover, Catherine Lowry, J. if Smith, Nancy J. Wilson, Wlig N. Libengood, Tony Ratny, and many others, with locations in Washington, Blairsville, Montgomery, Green, Mast Mahoning, and Jackson townships. Sums range from $40 to $9,000, with several deeds to trust companies and railways noted alongside guardian and administrator actions. The report also records wills for Polly Moor and Aul, and a note on Rev Frank Snyder’s appointment at Pennsylvania College Gettysburg.
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Indiana County
Jaust
Lowry Hoover
Washington
A. C. Marshall
Catherine Lowry
J. If
Smith
Montgomery
John Chicken
Nancy J. Wilson
South Pabon Nn
Catherine Brewer
Wlig N. Libengood
Blairsville
A. B. Falls
Calhoun
Young
Entheo Callatti
Julia A. Melntire
Blairaville
John S. Melntire
W. B. Lowman
West Mahoning
John W. Alkens
Samuel R. Libengoold
Guardian
Burrell
Wm. M. Liban- Road
Tony Ratny
Pine
KR. Stahl
John A. McIntire
Jacksonville
R. V. Ginter
Clara DB. Ginter
Annie M. Reed
Marie L. Freyti
O. Gromley
John S. Churchill
Scott Dixon
Charlotte Dixon
Jacob &. Smith
South Mahoning
John H. Nichol
Harry Carson
Center
S. M. Doty
W. S. Shields
Rayne
Harry B. Wolf
Max R. Coleman
White
D. M. Malcom
G. &. Johns
Andrew S. Dick
Brushvalley
W. G. S. Robertson
Sarah J. Evans
W. G.S. Robertson
Beaahyaegs
Andrew 8. Dick
Sarah D. Brown
George M. Harmon
Staatinston
Sarah B. Brown
Louanna PD. Brown
Marion Center
A. S. McGinity
G. L. Clawson
Gertrude Sowers
Owen Slider
Mast Mahoning
John S. Ross
Caroline A. Langham
W. Ray
J. C. Laughlin
Emma B. Lintner
Elliott Curtis
E. H. Dickie
Homer
James M. Nichol
John Liptah
Dixonville
J. Day Brownlee, Jr
John Lipta
Green
George Beringer
John Bennett
Eugene Townsend
Hannah Harman
J. A. Adamson
Sumner Graff
Blacklick
Larry Ferguson
Homer City
Nora F. Dickle
John M. Campbell
W. Wheatfield
Thomas
Levi McGregor
Canoe
Joseph Dinako
James Gray
Cherryhil
George Gary
Personal Brevities from Rural Valley to Vandergrift
Monday visitors include W Marshall of Rural Valley and Prof J K Jones of Sellwood at the county seat. Mary Gulp visited in Plumville. William York of Penniton spent Bilhuny with recipients near Jolimstown. Hints of travels through Indiana and Johnstown, with many local names and short social notes.
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W. Marshall
Wis
J. K. Jones
Sellwood
Misa Mary Gulp
Plamyille
W. York
Penniton
Bilhuny
Jolimstown
Key
J. KK. Hilly
Brentwood
Pin
Inet Waok
Inryoy Kinter
Marion Con Ler
Tarner
Bilas Learn
Fer Lovejey
J. Paul Kimmell
Shelocta
R. D
Henry Ray
Oakland Avenue
Fmenda
Dayton
A. Q. Stewart
Young Township
Indiana
Hivzabeth Mikin
Jeannette
Arthur Wilson
Pittsburg
F. A. Hoffman
Vandergrift
BE. K. Fiat
Garroline and
Melinda
Republic
M. . Gamison
Sixth Street
Mises Lydia Young
North Ninth Street
Johnstown
W. S. Yarkers
Whensburg
J. N. Langham
I Renda
Vandergrift J
Edward Nicholson
Clymer
Clyde Shaffer
Homer City
Jockport
William Armstrong
Kansas City
Justice
John P. Wikin
Breegsedale
James F. Chapman
Arousy
South Seventh Street
Chapman
Georgeville
Albert Heckel
W. D. Bush
Town
University of Pennsylvania
J. C Stadtmiller
Margaret
New York
Germany
Stadtmiller
Local Notes from Creekside and Surrounding Areas
Dee Shields Keeler of St Peters burg visited his ill father at his daughter Mrs H A Clark’s home. Clarence Groft of Blairsville visits uncle Jamies Groft near town. Sloan & McElhoes sell a new automobile. H A Clark loses a valuable cow struck by a brain. Mrs Wm Nofsker of Dubois visits her father M J Carnahan. Wm Myers, B R & P fireman, returns from visit with his parents in Lock Haven. Miss Pearle Lewin of Kimmiell Station visits sister Mrs J J Walls. Mrs Miles Chambers spends Thursday with friends in Dubois. Kate Coulter of West Lebanon visits niece Mrs L C Rosensteel. Mrs Clarence Bronar of Wilkinsburg spends week here. Miss Cordin Boden Iselin sailor Thursday. Mr and Mrs Larry Moora spend Sunday at Iselin. Mr and Mrs M J Dugan return from wedding trip to set up house. Milas Monachman spends days in Clarksburg. Harry Jones from Vandergrift spends weekend here. Mr and Mrs Chester Clarvey plan move to new home near Clarksburg soon. Miss Miriam and Mildred Melcom attend school Iselin. J L Boden visits his parents Friday.
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Creekside
Dee Shields Keeler
St. Petersburg
Mra
H. A. Clark
Clarence Groft
Blairaville
Jamies Groft
Near Town
Charles Sloan
Sloan & McElhoes
H. A. Glark
Wm. Nofsker
DuBois
M. J. Carnahan
Wm. Myers
Lock Hiven
Pearle Lewin
Kimmiell Station
J. J. Walls
Miles Chambers
Kidgh
Kate Coulter
West Lebanon
L. C. Rosensteel
Clarence Bronar
Wilkinsburg
Cordin Boden
Iselin
Larry Moora
M. J. Dugan
Milas Monachman
Clarksburg
Harry Jones
Vandergrift
Chester Clarvey
Miseos Miriam
Mildred Mel Com
J. Ll. Boden
Misa Zora Oligher
Indiana
Elmer Lydick
William Short
Deal
Wilvabeth Nelin
Robert Lyditk
Clymer
Victor Bergquist
Thuratay
Ellen Montgomery
Bert Lightcap
Ambrose
Benjamin Furman
John Rice
Marion Center
John Barrett
Rochester Mills
George Lambing
Gaibleton
John McClelland
Annie Brown
Martha Moore
Harmen Way
Dayton
T. W. Frantz
Punxsutawney
Nellia van Horne
J K
L. van Horne
New Castle
Lula Johnston
Zula van Horne
Penn Ran
Rev. Shindledecker
Plumville
J. A. Davis
Mary Burns
Pleesburg
Rowland
J. B. Lewis
Smicksburg
A. W. Hazelett
Pumville
Mary Roof
Lydian McKee
J. A. Frantz
Carl
Elmer Ferringer
Mary Good
Roy Good
Johnstown
Charles Elkin
Charles Moorhead
Plumvillydna Frantz
Rowsmoyne
Oral Good
Eizabeth McClain
Don McClain
Atwood
Wuege Alshouse
Thursay
Lula Johicoo
Ursula Vanhorn
Rogsmoyne
H. 5
Kuehner
Mize Dessie Himmilton
Elkin
Joseph Wilson
Sara Smead
Braddock
Thos. Smead
Near Here
Thomas Jewart
Starry Pierce
Yatesboro
Ira Stewart
Altoona
J. R. Stewart
Byron Stewart
Katherine Speedy
J. P. Rager
G. F. Rager
Miss Hesther Rager
Arthur
O. A. Underwood
Daniel Heas
Harry
W. 4
Shultz and Sons
Waller
Gilbert
William Johns
Livermore
Clymer Odd Fellows Install New Officers
Clymer Lodge of Odd Fellows installed new officers last week. A smoker followed the installation. Officers include Noble Grand C Mock, Vice Grand J Moughamer, Treasurer James Bt. Clair, Recording Secretary Garnet Christie, Financial Secretary A W Hetrick, and other officers H D Smith, Harry Cramer, Bert Het rick, Blair Capples, James Bt Blair. The lodge will attend divine services at the Christian church in Clymer at 11:00 a m next Sunday, with all Members to gather at 4073 fare each a a tee and mare la the church in a body.
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Clymer Lodge of Odd Fellows
Noble Grand
C. Mock
Jno
Moughamer
James Bt. Clair
Garnet Christie
A. W. Hetrick
Blair Capples
James Bt. Blair
Clymer
County and district election results across multiple counties
Official counts from Jefferson Armstrong Clarion and surrounding counties show Republican Langham and Beyer leading in Congress and Senate races, with detailed delegate tallies and national delegates for each county. Local results note Armstrong and Clarion counts, plus scattered voter notes and social snippets.
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M. CC. Watwoll
Janien T. Henry
Ged. Watson
J. W. Koust
Th W. Truitt
John
Midder
Jos
Munta
B.A
DeSuniia
Corbett
M. 1. Means
Harry A. Snyder
Charles A. Whrenfold
James M. Chambers
Samuel Hunter
George M. Wilkinson
William N. Liggett
T. W. Cramer
Frank Fingthwait
Foster M. Mohney
N. Langham
Wood Clark
Senate
William Fairman
I. M. Kurtz
W. H. Beyer
Assembly
M. C. Watson
W. I. Neal
J. T. Henry
J. Wood Clark
Frank Groft
T. G. Watson
Ross Lichtenfels
W. Neal
M. Kh. Brown
W. L. Sansom
J. D. Orr
Jacob Truby
C. H. Chilister
J. W. Verner
J. M. Wakefield
W. L. McCracken
H. D.widdowson
W. A. Dible
W Haupt
W. W. Hopkins
S. K. Rank
J. P. Lytle
F. A. Learn
N. BE. Graham
A. Jessop
HW. W. Pruitt
C. A. Hhrenfeld
M. I Means
Ha, Snyder
Armstrong
Armstrong County
Congress
McNees
Lingham
Mohney
Beale
de, Santis
Fisher
Foust
Graham
Jessop
Trubtt
Brown
Chiteeter
Orr
Sansom
Truby
Verner
Ehrenfeld
Mouns
Snyder
Live News Notes Of County Towns In Quiet Period
Mossmoy: Mrs I K Van Storne of New Castle returns home after visiting her parents. DuBois visitors Smiley Lewis family depart. Local residents travel for business, schooling, or family visits. a funeral observed for J B Lewis. Critical illness noted for Mrs Thomas Jewart. Various local social calls and small travels in Plumville Brushvalley Georgeville and nearby communities reported with names, places, and brief movements.
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Shat
Emmott Mottarn
Charles D. Elliott
Myrtle Mottarn
Washington Court House
Ohio
W. L. Campbell
Daniel Mottarn
Marchand
Malliard-McKelvey
Albert EH. Malliard
Meadville
Margaret McHenry
Charlotte E McHenry
Wissinger-Campbell
Walter H. Kissinger
New Florence
Fanny M. Campbell
West
Wheatfield Township
D. C. Littell
Buterbaugh-Brandon
Albert Buterbaugh
Mina Brandon
Twolick
J. W. Shaeffer
Albert Battlabaugh
Twollock
Stanley F. Hopkins
Marion Canter
Pearl Washington
Charles B. Felton
Bertha W. Swanger
Saliaburg Isle M
Carnahan
Parkwood
Zula V. Rowe
William T. Cribbs
Hortons
Mary Harrig
Hortons Marshall N
Dadesharn
Bastrun
Jennie King
Castrun
Elmer Weston
Mitchella Mille
Gertrude A. Sickenberger
Mitchells Mills
Albert B. Milliard
Ceorges
Fred Herlinger
Fred Hertinger
Warren
T. D. Stephens
Anderson Fowler
Mr. Fowler
W. P. Learn
Lovejoy
Hev
Pistesille
Siden
Butler
Geas bouAl Prt Ae
Harry Reed
Clifford Reed
Josephine
St. John’s Hospital
Oakland
Will Hill
Willis Hill
Vandergrift Heights
Bright
Mary Clawson
John B. Clawson
West Philadelphia
Martha Williams
Robert Fenton
Williamstown
W. Va
Mr. Penton
Todiana
Real Hstath
Watt Klater
Chambersville
Joseph Cost
West Oak Street
Frank Snyder
George Snyder
White FowEanty
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Gettysbure Gale
Aya
Clymer Odd
Krohoks
Oho
N. Laungham
HMM
Langhamn
T. M. Kurta
Dr. We
Boyer
Kurte
Wilson Sutter
Margaret Streams
Cramer
Punxeutawney
Mia
Gertrude Wikin
Law
Andrew Foster
R. J. Mmarick
Rom
Sher
Nella Whitaker
Bracey DR
Waldo Simpson
John St. Clair
T. Elmer Ellis
Stephen Kise
Will Taylor
Harry Bartley
Migses Heten Sud Della Daugherty
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