Fire at Sunmer home near Dilltown destroys wagon shed
A Monday night blaze at the summer home of Judge M. B. Stephens and Attorney John H. Stephens near Dilltown consumed a large two story brick wagon shed and its contents including a seven passenger Hudson automobile a farm truck a tractor and other machinery. Farmer Rose suffered severe arm burns as a lantern exploded causing the fire. No wind aided containment as community workers doused the flames with water and hose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilltown
M. B. Stephens
John H. Stephens
Johnstown
Rose
Hudson
Stephens
Lexington
Missionary Women Meet at Clymer Church Program
The Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of Kittanning Presbytery hold a program at Clymer Presbyterian Church on Thursday August 26 with morning and afternoon sessions. Speakers include Rev B J Long Mrs W N Templeton Miss Margaret Evans and Miss Grace Boucher among others. A luncheon and devotional services are planned alongside discussions on Presbyterial apportionment and standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Kiittanning
Home and Forei
Missionary Societies of
Stewart
Real estate transfers in Indiana County reported
A wide list of property deeds in Indiana County shows transfers from A G Terrier to S Allison and Nathan Jennings, Timothy Jones to John Ludington, Mary Sutton to Narvey Helman, Archibald McIntire and John Wood exchanging three West Wheatfield lots, and numerous other deeds. Amounts range from 50 to 4000 dollars with parcels in Blairsville, Green, Canoe, Pine, Montomery, Indiana and surrounding townships. Gaps exist in names and dates due to OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeda
Indiana County
Ince
A. G. Terrier
Allison
Indiana
Nathan S. Jennings
Timothy Jones
John A. Ludington
Dixonville
Mary A. Sutton
Narvey
Helman
Archibald McIntire
Michael P. McQueeney
West Wheatfield
Harry Stahl
John Jusko
Henry Shankle
G. B. Lydie
Montgomery
George W. Delancey
J. C. Hoover
Blairsville
Mary Sulsin
James Patterson
H. J. Thompson
Savan Collieries' Co
Hast Mahoning
Wm. L. Devinney
Nute Cuckovie
Burrell
Clara B. Ginter
Frank
Kunkle
Andy Obet
Homer City
Tacob
Litehentels
Mattie Gajnello
Dr. HU. Ney Prothero
Howard D. Smith
Clymer
Margaret Brandon
R. V. Kerr
Third Ward
Tnndiana
Blairsville Land Improvement Co
Daniel Radakovic
Mary Colbitt
Gretta Long
Marion Center
Joe Guresky
Joseph Sekelsky
Emma Bowers
Wm. H. Green
Cherryhill
Sadie A. Gregory
N. T. Rink
H. Porter Rinports
George Hazlett
Cherry Trae
Elizabeth A. Long
Clark
Long
Blacklick
Zella
W. Pearl Wiggins
Lipsie
Bessie
Good
H. B. Bence
Smicksburg
J. O. Carnahan
J. C. McGregor
First Ward
V. A. Flowers
Homer Burkett
Blairaville
John W. Gallagher
John W. Koffman
Green
G. A. McLain
James CG. McGregor
John Steets, Sr
Nick Svetaker
Clyde Getty
McCullough
Banks
J. O. Clark
Jacob H. Miller
Clayton Beringer
Cecil Gromley
Harry W. Leikert
James EK. Shaffer
Robert Cresswell
D. B. Detwiler
Pine
John Kippert
Catherine Kippert
Coyade
Farmers Bank & Trust Co
Jacob H. Freas
Second Ward
Hana
Antonio Poleo
Geo
Mizerah
Canosa
Frank B, Andre
Eula M. Hill
Clarence L. Buchanan
Pittsburg
Ferdinando Soldi
Antonio Combo
Creekside
County Sends Big Delegation to State College
A large group of Indiana county farmers and their families left early yesterday for State College to attend events at the state institution. The party reached in the afternoon and enjoyed an entertainment and tours of farms. They plan to return this evening after further activities. Boy Injured by Auto in Starford Eight-year-old Frank Kenditis was struck by a car driven by John Fyock while playing tag. He suffered no serious injuries despite initial fear of a fractured skull. The driver slowed, and the collision was unavoidable. INDIANA MARKETS reported by Three Butteries barnes Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiskey Run
Indiana
Greensburg
State Institution
Indiana County
State College
Auto Frank
William Kenditis
Starford
John 8. Fyock
Weddings of a Week Personal Briefities
Miss Helen White Sutton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund R. Sutton of North Ninth street, married District Attorney Wilmer H. Wood on August 10 in Harrisburg at Zion Lutheran Church. Wood, Indiana native, taught before studying law, served in the state legislature, and now practices law as district attorney. The couple plan to live on Chestnut Street in Welchence Blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen White Sutton
Edmund R. Sutton
North Ninth Street
Wilmer H. Wood
Harrisburg
Zion Lutheran Church
State Capitol
B. M. Gearhart
Indiana
Mr. Wood
Indiana Normal School
Early County Weddings Tie Noted Local Couples
McMahan Mountain pair wed at bride’s parents home in Grant township with Rev James Donaldson officiating. The dress code featured Delft blue satin as the couple plans to farm near Deckers Point. Also tied the knot were Frech and Young at the bride’s home with Rev James A Lawrence. Frech works for Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway Co. at Creekside. Butterbaugh and Fillyaw wed in Altoona with Rev J T Davis. couple to reside in Altoona where he works for Pennsylvania Railroad. A double ceremony in the Register and Recorder office united Maury Agnes Muir to George S Dun mire and Charlotte Muir to Lt Ne couple as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMiahan
Joseph Roe McMahan
Rosaling Mountain
J. R. Mountain
Grant Township
James Donaldson
East Mahoning
Prech-Young Enneth
Arthur Frech
Creek-side
Aliee May Young
Edward Young
James A. Lawrence
Frech
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway Co
Creekside
Buterbaugh-fillyaw
J. M. Unterbaugh
Jessie Fillyaw
Altoona
Theroam
J. C. Loring
Goral
J. T. Davis
Glairsville
Altunoa
Butterbaugh
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Register and Recorder’s Office
J. A. Lawrence
Town
Maury Agnes Muir
George S. Dunmire
Charlotte Muir
American Legion Boys Banquet Pleasant Evening
About five members of John Scott Post No 121 of the American Legion enjoyed an elaborate banquet at the Gharry Tree Inn on August 10. The meal featured tail end memories of former days and a lively entertainment by Miss Grumbling and Mr Means. An open meeting followed with plans for a community corn roast at the next regular meeting on the second Tuesday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Week
John Scott Post
Gharry Tree Inn
Cafe Au
New Catholic Church at Ernest to be Dedicated
A new brick Catholic Church of the Assumption at Ernest will be dedicated on Labor Day September 6 with Bishop Canevin presiding. The day includes a parade by United Mine Workers and unions, services at 10:00, lunch, speeches, amusements, and a fireworks finale. The church, built by J A Stuchell at about $20,000, is nearly debt free and features a red brick facade and fine furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canevin
Ernest
Catholic Church of the Assumption
Prince
Right Ray
Regis Canevin
Pittsburgh
Dean N. B. McNeils
Indiana
United Mine Work Era of America
Indiana County
Father Emilio Farri
Wrnest
Father Farrl
Wail
United Mine Workers
Knights of Columbus
Ganevin
St. Bernard's Court
Daughters of Isabella
J. A. Stuchell
Indiana Teachers and Directors Convene Next Week
Indiana educators from county institutes and school directors gather for annual sessions. The teachers meet in a large tent at the Normal School athletic field with an opening Monday afternoon and Swarthmere Chautauqua entertainment. Directors meet Tuesday and Wednesday in the county courthouse, with Prof. Lac Driver addressing rural consolidation questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Teachers County Institute
Normal School
Tia Institute
Swarthmere Chautaunni
Jianes FP
Chapman
In- Wana
Court House
Lac Driver
Hurena of Consolidation
Harrisburg
Kehbauls
Tre
Tenk
Death notices of Archibald Tradden and others in Indiana county
Archibald Tradden aged two dies at Covade after lingering illness. He served in the Civil War and was a respected farmer and citizen, survived by a wife and 29 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Martha Jane Bruce, 77, dies after paralytic stroke. funeral in Oakland cemetery. Sare Myers dies at Luthern Hospice for Young Women in Pittsburgh after a brief illness. survived by parents and three sisters. Albert Cunningham, 74, dies in Johnstown. survivors include daughters in Johnstown and Chicago, burial in Johnstown. Margaret Mallory, 54, dies in Hollywood. survived by husband and several children. burial in Punxsutawney. Allen, 78, dies in Dixonville after serving in the 106th Pennsylvania Volunteers. survived by siblings. Jane McMillen, infant, dies at Arcadia. services in Green Wood cemetery. Leonard Cocian, 81, dies suddenly in Isolin after breakfast. WWI veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Tradden
Covade
Oliver Township
Jefferson County
Covede
Crops
Iw. M. Littl G. A. RR
Posh
Pounxsutawney
Post
Ifoty
Thage Dawerhtors
O. H. Rosborough
Tindlcott, N
Roy Barnett
Punxsutawney
J. N. Havlett
Frostburg
William Mohler
Pittsburgh
Mangus Sprankle
Bellavernon
Cecil
Mon- Hay
Crede
Martha Jane Bruce
Tailtou Avenue
James Nesbit
Blairsville
John Milton, Bruce
Indiana
David G. Myers
Philadelphia
Lewis Flay
Lown
Lutheran Hospice For
Vitsburgh
Lay
Wikesburgh
Mabel
Rose
Laura
Fr W. Heinitt
Preadytarian Church
Trev
East Wheatfield
Mra
Frannk Wrest
Johnstown
Armigh
Ernest
J. W. Loughry
Alvin Dunmire
John Moreau
C. W
Mallory
Margarat Mallory
Hollywood
The
Baptist Church
Heflwood
Robert
Pellewood
John
Rochastar Milk
Rank Jaimivon
J. CG. Wolas
Joseph Sarena
Punsxautiwney
Bert Diy
Johmson- Lurg
Punxaudiwney
Formar
Fundry
Mthan Alen
Wuhan
Allen
Yateyan of
106Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Mharksday
Tha Hhome
W. G. Allen
Dixonville
Puxsulwney
Nin Vite
Tamoad
William Voieher
Taylorsville
Priscila Berry
Vunxsulawney
Ll. Allen
Rakridge
Kank
Haerlet Ane McMile Harries
Jane McMillen
Mark McMillen
Arcadia
William Neal
Mary Geneva
Stellan May ‘Millon
Creenwood Cemetery
J. A. Lawrence
Della Hiner
Vella Hiner
Second United Presbyterian Church
Town
Leonard Cocina
Leonard Cocion
Isolin
Black Lick Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary
Blacklick couple William Huston and his wife marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their home. Huston has long served as justice of the peace in Blacklick. The event drew many relatives and friends, with gifts presented and a large afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivatie
William Huston
Blacklick
Huston
Brendlingers
Thomas Brendlinger
Whertfield
Frederick Brundinger
Pittsburgh
Johnstown
Robinson
M. C
A. L. Buterbaugh
M. L. Buterbaugh-Houk
Donaldson
Buterhaughs
M. A. Farnsworth
Buterhaugh
J. N. Langham
Lawn, Magic
Startard Band
Ot Lears
J. Wankin
Clymor
J. J. Wassam
Marlon Cantor
Leemurer
Jos. Houk
Tyne
Pye
Wells and Lingentellars
Taeliina
Hursday
Atussinh
Clymer Cgaunge
Brown's Grove
Jallane
Clymer
Jurry G. Teagarden
Wpunssutawn
Glen Campbell
Kunonff
Adam Martin
Covode
Churches of
Trade City
Siulekeburg Lutherin
White Oak Flat
West Mahoning Township
Dut
Florence Balentinw
World War Veteran Weds Widow of His War Friend
World War veteran Roy Campbell of Vandergrift and Waltimers Maryland wed Leah George Moore of Center township in Pittsburgh on August 7. Moore is the only daughter of J L George and well known locally. Campbell, son of M R Campbell of Vandergrift, works in steel mills at Apollo and Baltimore and served in Co L 110th Infantry. He is a cousin of Earle Moore killed in France. Moore was the former husband of Campbell's wife. Clymer Labor Day celebration planned September 1 features baseball between Clymer and Stafford, street fair attractions, and performances by the Clymer band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble-Hickey
Hickey
Fayetteville
Ark
Ada Elizabeth
H. Mace Trimble
Indiana
Miss Hickey
University of Arkansas
Creation
Indiana Normal
Trimble
Ligonier High School
University of Michigan
Clay Kimple
Larmar
Chambersville
Lawrence
Irwin
Edward Peoples
D. &. Pleming
Avalon
Thos
Lewis
West Church Street
Nancy Washington
Marion Center
Jennie O'Harrah
Richmond
H. Earl Raymond
Clare
Guerne Trainer
Chautauqua
J. M.,loughry
Marton Center
M. M. Davis
South Seventh Street
W. T. Wilson
John Watson
Church Street
Buckeye Lake
Walter Loring
Ray
Plorence
Coral
Clair Loring
Helen
Blacklick
W. P. Loring
Grove Chapel
John Sykes
Gertrude Sykes-King
Eugene King
Greensburg
H. Jl. Steving
Hast Water Street
M. E. Stiteler
Keyser
W. Va
May Hilder
School Street
Mary Jones
Pittsburgh
Long Beach
N. J
Henry Webb
Westerville
W. Evans
Charles Duncan
New
Florence
Progress
Cline Lowther
Ruth
Clarksburg
Dorothy Lowther
Port Carling
Ontario
Canada
Muskoka Lake
Anna
Mary Sexton
I. O. Saxton
White Township
M. L. Davis
Clymer
Washington, D. C
Fredericktown
Lawrences Lauiderbeck
Miss Ganevieve
Jeannette
Nicholas Moffman
Andrew Hoffman
Oak Street
Roy Stephens
4. D. Stephens
Railroad Avenue
Mte Rapids
Mich
RR. RR. Hoxskinson
Homer Cty
Harvey Wright
John Shearer
Foster Shearer
Joluuutown
James Stafford
Hmily Wright
Wittaburgh
Barhor
Marion
Cluthe
Kans
Otto Harbor
Dixonville
Georgeville
J. W. Bolsford
Marion Centar
Cedar Rapida
Iowa
Meleaters
Botsford
West
Gertrude Botsford
Homestead
Gourde
Roy Campbell
Vandergrift
Waltimers
Leah George Moore
Center Township
Pittsburg
Moore
J.L. George
Center Towimmlip
Campbell
M. R. Campbell
Apollo
Baltimore
Ife
Co. L
110Th Infantry
Borg
Earle He Moore
Rance
Sergi
Campwell
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Sunmer
Clymer Church
Plymouth L. Hama
First United Presbyterian Church
Hamill
Gibson-Clark Company
Joseph R McMahon Grant
Lana R. Mountain Grant
Frank A Miller
Pete
Jemima Watkins
Ben Barnett
Jessie Patterson
Edward & Fry Cherry Tree
Lulu EB
Arble
Esa Cash Creek George D. Ambrose Moween Mine
Mary C, Jordan Lee Moween Mine
Barnes
Wood- Sutton
Welchence-Blue
Harriet
Ruth Blue
A. M.welchence
Mooresburg
Montour County
William Simington
Pennsylvania State College
Normal
Welchence
Bucknell University
Adirondacks
Buchanan-Kerr Blair I. Buchanan
Gipsy
Ruby Kerr
American Legion Boys
AY Cub Ray Pret
Salad der Paln Avec
Buerre Ule A. EP
Emachiers
Motes Beupathi
Archibald Hadden
Mis
WM. Huston
Breadlingers
Buderbaughs
Country Club
Edith Buchanan
George T. Buchanan
North Sixth Street
Charles Q. Wolfendan
Ding
Stafford
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