First wedding at What United Presbyterian Church
The first ceremony at the new What United Presbyterian Church, What town, united Miss Hazel Letitia Miller and Ray Virgil M. Cosby of Oneonta. Rev J C Pinkerton officiated as relatives and friends witnessed the marriage. The couple, both Muskingum College graduates of 1923, will reside in Oneonta where Cosby serves as pastor.
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New What United Presbyterian Church
Hazel Letitia Miller
J. Burton Miller
South Seventh Street
Ray
Virgil M. Cosby
Oneonta
J. C. Pinkerton
Lucile Chapman
Tarentum
Margaret Montager
Washington, Pa
Marjorie Bryan
Ninevah
Imma J. Johnston
Town
Edith Carson
Wilkinsburg
Dorothy Miller
Holstein
H. €. Jeffries
Camden
Ohio
Is. A. Foster
Pittsburgh
Lavern Bauder
Winwood City
Cecil Miller
Mark Simpson
Edith Logan
Cambridge
Mra. S&s. RB
Patlock
New England
United Presbyterian Church
Muskingum College
Indiana
Blairsville
Beaver Falls
Cosby
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Farmers Banquet Marks Ten Years of Extension Work
Farmers from across Indiana County and members of Kiwanis and Rotary will gather at United Presbyterian Church next Monday at 8 for a banquet celebrating ten years of extension work. Governor Fisher, Secretary Jordan, and M S McDowell will speak. hog and chicken calling contests are planned, with Mario on accordion and Tom North leading singing. Tickets are $1 and available until noon August 26 from ticket committee members or the county agent.
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Indiana County
United Presbyterian Church
Indiana Kiwanis and
Rotary Clubs
John 8. Fisher
Agriculure Jordan
M. 8. McDowell
State College
Mario
Tom North
Blairsville
John Thompson
Real estate transfers and a ram sale announced
Multiple real estate transfers are listed including Zolda Barto to Max Repka for 3 lots in Center at 1800 and A. H. Beatty to D. B. McDivitt for a Saltsburg lot at 1000. A. G. Stewart to Clarence Iseman for a Young lot at 225 and J. H. Faith of J. G. Good for 74 acres in Rayne at 3000. A Caroline Mottarn to George Ritchie for a East Mahoning tract at 2406 and Walter Anderson to Boyd Sheffler for a Cherry Tree lot at 600. A pure bred ram sale is set for New Castle Pa at Wir Grounds on Sept 1 with transport from Court House and local stops. State sheep expert W B Connell selected the rams. Dr John A H Keith, state superintendent, addressed Rotary on high school growth in Pennsylvania noting enrollment rise and 900 new teachers annually.
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Zolda Barto
Max Repka
Center
Minnie Rupert
A. H. Beatty
Saltsburg
D. B. McDivitt
A. G. Stewart
Clarence BH. Iseman
Young
J. H. Faith
J. G. Good
Rayne
Caroline B. Mottarn
George A. Ritchie
East Mahoning
Walter Anderson
Boyd A. Sheffler
New Castle
Wir
Warner
Court House
Kellysburg
Flum- Villa
Dowd
W. B. Connell
State College
Keith
John A. H. Keith
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Rotary Club
Pennsylvania
Local merchants offer dollar day deals midweek
Indiana merchants observe Community Dollar Day from Wednesday to noon Thursday with enticing offers aimed at boosting spending as the dollar maintains unusual buying power during the event.
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Indiana
Indiana County Sabbath School Convention Plans
The thirtieth annual Indiana County Sabbath School Association convention will meet at First United Presbyterian Church on September 20 and 21. The executive committee promises an educational and inspirational program with more instructors and a strong push for every church to send large delegations to improve their local schools. Plan to attend with many from your district and help your district achieve the largest turnout.
Personal Brevities From Indiana and Nearby Towns
William Hopkins visits county seat near Marion Center. Mrs Marie Miller and son Archie return from Pittsburgh. Indiana calls with Bradford visitors. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Porter White. Atlantic City motor trip for A J Shields and wife. Wayne Avenue couple host visitors from Louisville and Pittsburgh. Numerous locals visit Niagara Falls and Canada. Public notices mention hospital birth and regional visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hopkins
Marion Center
Marie Miller
Archie
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Mra
W. J. Maloney
Bradford
Porter White
Him Street
A. J. Shields
Town
Atlantic City
Arthur Harmon
Glen
W. Everett
Wayne Rigg and
Durham
N. C
Mikes Margaret Gorbrich
Debranan
Watson
Norih
Francis Elkin
West
Mihoning Lownshin
Clark
Pear Willes
R.A. Fouts
Patewood
Saurday
Jor
Tile Miller
Silioal Street
Steve Lewis
Manily
Hyde
William Lewis
Budd Lowman
Thhrap Street
Nive
Olean
N. Y
Canada
Mabon
Maryland
West Virginia
Gettysburg Battlefield
Roy St. Clair
Alexandria
John Genoa
Randall Thompson
Wheeling
W. Va
Clarence White
Youngstown
Ohio
Harry White
Croylands
J. L. Couger
Brooklyn
J M. Getty
Horace Butterbaugh
Nevada Buchanan
Niagara Falls
Jamestown
Points
Albert Cotterman
Jean~nette
Clarissa Weamer
Church Shreet
J. L. Peterman
Wayne Avenue
Louisville
Blair
Dollin Ayers
East Oak Street
Lola Williams
Marjorie
Rochester
N. XY
John Keith
Harrisburg
Keith
John Sheesley
Near Glen Campbell
Wallace C. Chapman
Washington Street
Overland
K. G. Groff
Forest Glen
Geesey
Lorain
George L. Wells
Salem
Gre
Leon Walker
Charles
Wilmington
Gilbert
Parnell
Daugh
Clarence Kuphardt
Indiana Hospital
Bertha
Extella Brown
Carrie White
Niuma Ortner
Helen Brady
Uth Kanarr
A. B. Mullford
Gays Mills
Mya
Malliard
Chintotte, Gamble
Lawn
James McCunn
Atrs
Methie Banting
Niagraval
Hachester and
Pike
Mies
Fey
Jota
Viney
Ad Ma
Foward Powell
Amalie
Muarytind
Delaware
Enes
Leanion
Veududue Corps
Atunipolis
Aml
Mildred Meaty
Creede Siug
Miersiain University
Ann Arbor
Lowmans-Grahams Hold Large Saturday Reunion in Indiana County
An annual Lowman-Graham reunion drew over 200 attendees at the Cromads late residence on Saturday. OT T Lowman of Pittsburgh presided, reading greetings and attendees’ messages. Officers were re-elected and plans set for next year at Palo Granda on the last Saturday in August. Also noted were Stokes and Williams family gatherings with 100 to 200 present, election of officers, and plans for future reunions at various local homes and churches.
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Lowman-Graham
Clyde Kelly
Edect- St
Sr. Warnol
Mae Chod
Geeretiny
Mag
Margarod
Flowered
Willig Shamapt
Ireay Caak Port
Stey
Muelsh
Altoona
Tamp
Sixonville
Clawson
Alo
Keasler
DuBois
Henk
Onners
Witshorn
Treen Township
Williams
Nebo Church
Frick
Tanae Frick
Vandercrift
Avast
Vst Beatty
Ih Choy Early
David Slatty
Wiesy
Wily
Amirew Dibson
Creeksire
Charles W. Getty
Marion Center Road
County Fair Promises Largest Show Yet in 1886
Indications point to a successful county fair in September with a new concrete grandstand nearing completion. Track events, livestock displays, and varied exhibitions will fill three days of school and music themes. Gov. John S. Fisher will be honored on Governor's Day. Admission 51 cents for adults, 25 for 7 to 12, free for under seven. grandstand admission 50 cents.
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Mont
Boy Scout Musical Organization of
Indiana
Cherry Tree Band
Pittsburgh
Holland Dockrill Company
Gordon
John S. Fisher
Agricultural Association
Atwood School Reunion Draws Large Attendance
More than 500 people attended the Atwood School reunion held Saturday with music by the Willet Martial Band. The day featured addresses, a noon basket dinner, and officers elected for the coming year. Next reunion set for the second Saturday in August 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood
Willet Martial Band
Helliman
Hazelett
Kittanning
Horace Bleak
F. J. Fisher
Robert Praugh
W. H. Rankin
LN. Prick
J. M. Marshall
Saltsburg Young Man in Serious Condition After Accident
Ross R Rowland an 18 year old Saltsburg resident is in serious condition at Indiana Hospital with a gunshot wound near the brain from an accidental discharge while a friend, John Shope, examined a loaded revolver. The two were about noon trading revolvers when the weapon fired. Nearby reports say the bullet entered Rowland’s forehead and lodged near the brain base.
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Saltsburg
Ross Rowland
Indiana
Ross R. Rowland
Rowland
John Shoupe
Shope
George Washington Cove Ends His Life in Tragic Act
George Washington Cove of Prunshvalley township, 57, was found dead by hanging in his brother Joseph George’s barn shortly after returning from Indiana Hospital where he had been treated for injuries from an attempted suicide. Despondency over wealth loss and debt was believed to have driven the act. he leaves a widow and children. Services were held Monday at Wishabi orphans.
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Indiana
George Wepler
L. B. Rittenhouse
Tutler
Hepler
Taditie
Clarion County
Tia
Weplers
Ses
H. A. Mepter
Laf Butler
Fo Treen
Reytolsvily
Telermient
Hawthorne
Lution County
George Washington Cove
Prnshvalley Township
Indfanna Hospital
Othelk
Joseph George
Weny Honer
Havekstering
Tink
Wis
Geor
George
HenKeOu
Noring
Grechrao
Death on the Worle mine claims young miners
A fatal collapse at a Worle mine in the Jamestown district injures several workers. Eight-year-old Cony MaAT is cited among the deceased, with hospital reports noting operable injuries. Officials in Ottawa and local authorities coordinate response as investigators review the accident at Tide and related sites.
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Worle i
Ottawa
Cyyide DeBuredies
Mage
Sen Ae Ma
Watford
Bobo Weihed
Pager
Cen
Homer City
Gorenwaad Cemeteay
Deaths in Armstrong township recall Civil War veteran
David W. Davis aged 182 died Sunday at his home near Crete in Armstrong township after months of illness. The Shanon Republican contribue to his long service record, noting his Civil War service in the United States Signal Corps and his later life as a longtime resident of the Davis home. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs Ann Elizabeth Trusil, Mrs Mary McQuhain, and others. The notices describe survivors, religious and fraternal affiliations, and funeral details.
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David W. Davis
Sunnday
Crete
Armatrong Township
Ara
Prom
Oenny
Tito
Mettuir
Ure United Mates Signal Corps
Jay Roofte
Tarhiting
Nooshig Oh
Ather Ag
Casink
Sinew
Lea
Republican County Committee
Tie
Sarah W. Low- Man
Chiaraie
James MH. Miller
Davis
William Anderson
W. L. Johnston
Creekside
Dee
Wil Jot
Plye Points
M. M
Creekaide
Tev, Keirn
Gline- Klohe
Galland
Mary
McQlain
Jollinstown
West Wheafield
Hosile
Samuel Wy McClain
Weat Wheatfield
San Lime
Jonostown
McClain
Ain Invatia
Lonetiog
Edward
MW Dieley
Town
Dhakoy
Butler
Johnstayen
Satin Cualdsyett Hohe
Caldwell
Armastrang
townHidp
Hig Soup Cd Atelier
Gollan County
Mihatos
Bene
Lehrd
Drorber
Aistey
Hoover Fisher Ticket Favored by Leaders in Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvania focus outlines Governor Fisher as a leading Republican figure with fellow leaders praising his stance. The piece links Fisher with Herbert Hoover and contemplates a ticket pairing him with a western candidate if needed. It also notes Mellon as a potential president and Work’s praise suggests possible vice presidential prospects for Fisher if a western nominee arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Ton
John S. Fisher
Pennsylvania
Herbert D. Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Iik
West
Fisher
Tie
Wisher
Hfelong
Pennsylvia
Fm- Dilnhon
Cole Lehene
Secretar Work
Colorado
Hoover
Omnera
I. Tt
Allocation of State Normal School funds nationwide
State Superintendent Dr John A Keith announced the allocation of 46 million in maintenance funds with 1 27 million distributed to state normal schools and the remainder set as a contingency. Large schools received less per student. specific allocations listed for Bloomsburg California Cheynay East Brondsburg Rainbow FATS Indiana Kutz town Louk Haven Mansfield Millers ville Shinpensburg Sppery Tock Wort Chester and others. A 2 million appropriation for building and construction will be allocated soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
John A. Keith
Publi Instruction
State Normal School
Hume
Alcitious
Bloomsburg
California
Cheynay
East Hrondsburg
Rainboro
Indiana
Kutztown
Louk Haven
Wi Mansfield
Millersville
Shinpensburg
Sppery Tock
Wort Chester
Kelth
Jersey Car Club to Tour Westmoreland County area
The Jersey Car Club youth members plan an automobile tour on Thursday visiting Oakford Park Greensburg and Wightland Park two miles east of Greensburg. They will dine at the Court House at 8 30 and meet at Fountain Inn in Unionville. The event will include viewing a fine Jersey herd in western Monkwania and pass through Greensburg to Oakford Park for a large property display.
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Ise Club
Mahonlny Berkshire
Westmoreland Coiity
Oakford Park
Jews Creensburg
Court Hose
Uhioaville
Fountain Inn
Wightland Parme
Mili Eunt
Greensburg
Que
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Cosby-Miller
Clyde ,Girae and Daughter
Ford City
Maggie Kinnan
Clarence B. Bair
Home
Irene Bash
Commodore
William McTavish
Philadelphia Street
Gov. Fisher
Secretary of Agriculture and State
Kiwanis
Rotary
Sion
Robert Riggin
Muncie
Ind
Amelia Brinson
Hazel L. Miller
Paul H, Snyde
Annabelle McGinity
Florence I. Bash
Green Township
John Kseulish
Clymer
Mary Busovich
John Romance
Anna Kotula
Adrian Frank A. Kos
Francis
Francis Crouseittsburghitisburgh Francis Fleeger
Holsapple Maud Craft
Ochester Mills
J. Wallace Shay Jalina Florence A. Carr
Greensbur Rin En Eit
M.C. Gordon
State Leaders' College
M. C. Gordon
Indiana State Normal School
Big Inglitarion. S
John Gowrley
Windber
Mundy's Corners
Trourley
Heilwood
Windbere
J. F. Love
Chambersville
Lowmans-Grahams
Bair
Atwood School
Bertha Ewing
Lewisville
Ewing
William O'Hare Willan O'itaea
Johnstown
Taddanit
Cumbria Steel! Compiang
A. J. Graffius
Defferson County
Joli Reggolla
Tainty
South Beventh Street
R. M.thompson
James Wallace
Hed Cross
Ninth Street
Comemaugh
Allegheny
Ponnsylvania Failruses
Mytan
Wallon
Bain
Tedford
Bithug
Elemelictad Insurtes
Patal
GG. W. Grorgh
Beushvalley Township
Dada Data
Mieka
Tisnilian
Diadoxis
Diveas
Keisaver
Diardhianra
Sathya Pintea
Dobar IQ
Bath
Db Ghahasien
Peg Pivat
Cook
Taborian
SN. Y
Wiblistan
Sarda
Willudh de
Kashveley
Satara
Guanal
Wadwinda
Leis
Chive
Hubert N. Glaessford
CYT
H.W. Lous
Lara
Dismondville
Indiana State Normal
Clearfield Biiinoux Cost Corporation
Buck Hun
Peate Company
Pennsylvania Goal Ao Coke Commenuy
Arcadia
Sides
Sacco
Vanzelli
Nicola Sacco
Bartolmee Vaneel
Elver
Charlesviown State
Boston
Atley
Churden
Conrad
Charles $. Conrad
Brushvatley Ownship
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