Marchand Extends Visitors Glad Hand At Reunion Month
Marchand hosts third March and Home Coming with visitors from far and near. Ceremonies opened with dedication of a new stone forum, a reception for former teachers, and an old time spelling bee. Activities include childrens hour, rafting tales on the Mahoning, an ox roast, and farewell praise service.
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Marchand
Far and Pear
New Stone Forum
L. W. Faust
C. W. Brown
J. W. Morrow
Annie Moot-Veil
Reading
George R. Hall
Susquehanna Road
Milton T. Sleppy
Buchanan
McLaughlin Grove
Rock Bottom
Rayne Township
Tait
A. Meade Buchanan
Joseph McHlhoes
Elbie Eo Wopa
Gibsons
Grace Church
Clymer
Connection
Valley
Elders Ridge Vocational School
Elders Ridge Academy
Fetterolf
Harrisburg
James F. Chapman
Town
Curtis Robertson
Center Township
Wakefield
Renners
Clarksburg
Carnet
R. H. Cunningham
George Henry
Arthur Wilson
Dick White
M. C. Watson
J. Telford
North Seventh Street
Cal. White
Peanon
Auto Held on Embankment by Small Tree Stump
Cashier Shiels Sloan of Citizens' National Bank and his daughter Cynthia Sloan narrowly escaped injury when their car veered on the hill road near Clymer and Sample Run. The vehicle slid 30 feet over a steep embankment, later held from falling by a small tree stump. both occupants escaped unharmed and assistance retrieved the car.
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Smald
Shiels Sloan
Clyner
Citizens’ National Bank
Cynthia Sloan
Sloan
Clymer
Sample Run
Miss Sloan
Weddings of a Week in a Northern Pennsylvania Town
A sequence of local nuptials reported from Wheeling to Connellsville highlights several May to September weddings. Speidel and Craig unite in Wheeling with travel plans and a future home in Punxsutawney. Maloney and Langham wed at the Langham home with family witnesses, followed by a Beaver Falls home later. Woodward and Stone marry in Scranton with Indiana State Highway work ahead. Patton and Keller wed in Indiana with a windber trip and coal work. Stiteler and Stiteler unite in Pittsburg as a Wintondale residence follows. Strong and Jaquish marry in Clymer with future plans. Barr and Baun wed in Cumberland Maryland. Beaner and Ramsey tie the knot in Johnstown. Bottoms and Fenton wed in Pittsburg. Brown and Brown unite in Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speidel-Craig
Oliver P. Speidel
Wheeling
W. Va
Joye Craig
A. G. Craig
East Locust Street
Speidel
Lock Shoe Company
Sab
Bon Ton
Pittsburg
Punxsutawney
Woodward-Stone
Clyde C. Woodward
Town
Vera Louise Stone
Lester Stone
Scranton
Ir. W. Johnson
Waverley
Mae Tassett
Factoryville
Plorence Runsman
Tunkhannock
Ramona Levinston
Indiana Couple Will Wed
The engagement of Miss May C. Boggs of East Water street to Raymond Fisk Smith is announced. They plan marriage in September. Boggs is a lifelong Indiana resident and Indiana Normal school alumna class of 1910. Smith is son of Rev. N B. Smith of Slinson Clearfield county and has worked in the jewelry trade with R W Wehrle & Co.
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Indiana
May C.boggs
Harry A. Boggs
East Waterstreet
Raymond Fisk Smith
Miss Boggs
Indiana Normal School
Smith
N. B. Smith
Slinson
Clearfield County
R. W. Wehrle & Co
Farm of C H Moore Sold in Indiana County
Real estate agent A A Beans sold the 120 acre Charles H Moore farm at the edge of Indiana to Norman Braughter of Jefferson County along with farming implements for a price not disclosed in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Moore
A. A. Beans Hag
Charles H. Moore
Indiana
Norman Braughter
Jefferson County
Visiting relatives and trips fill Indiana Brevities
Newtown and Indiana residents listed visiting friends and family across towns including Detroit Atlantic City Kittanning Metcalf Ariz Denver and Grove City. Many travelers depart for teaching institutes, reunions, and extended visits, with relatives and former residents visiting from Philadelphia Chicago and Reading.
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Mary McCreight
Grove City
Indiana
Veteran Pastor Dies After Long Ministry In Indiana County
The Rev Dr Lewis Ray a veteran Lutheran pastor of Indiana County aged about 80 years died at his home on South Sixth Street after 80 years in the ministry. He led the Lutheran church of Indiana since 1881 guiding growth to nearly 500 members and large missionary efforts. He leaves three brothers and a sister and an adopted daughter. Funeral services were held in the Lutheran church with many clergymen attending. his remains were sent to Pittsburgh for interment. Also reported: William T. Lively, 77, of Blacklick township, died of kidney trouble at his daughter's home. Joseph Falcon, 86, died at the County Home. Mrs. Maude Sheesley of Rochester Mills died after a brief illness. Public schools reopen next week under Superintendent Ernest Work.
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Green Township
Connection
J. Calvitt Clarke
Christian Church of Town
Woods
Cockport
America
Frank H. Learn
Town
Association
Bitterbaugh
Reed
Ruffner
Learn-Bush-Uncapher
Palmer
Samuel Palmer
Josephine
Campbell
Reane
J. N. Campbell
John Layton
Connellsville
M. Palmer
Johnstown
Florence Palmer
James Palmer
Heshbon
M. M. Palmer
Homer City
Fred Palmer
Pringle-Hill
Summerhill
David Pringle
Pringle
Allison Grove
Apollo
Allison Park
Vandergrift
Company A
61St Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Rochester Mills
Presbyterian Church
William N. Liggett
John H. Hill
Eva G. Thompson
Frank Blair
J. C. Matthews
W. H. Stanley
W. B. Stahl
Marton
Buterbaughs
Otners
Cookport
Wadsworth
Jesse Wadsworth
Armagh
Orners
D. J. Orger
I Meuse
Lewis Wettting
Newtown
W. E H. Davis
Vandersrift
Indiana
William St. Clott
Philadelphia
Detroit
T. J. Edwards
Cambridge Springs
Arthur Fisher
North Seventh Street
Atlantic City
Ella Mcfadden
South Seventh Street
Kittanning
William Klusinger
Charles Bley
Denver
Colo
Paul Emerson
W. G. Moffat
Bertha Brownlee
Church Street
Metcalf
Ariz
Fanny Tom
Anna Kintey
Maple Street
Iorence Campbell
Brughyalley
G. C. Thompson
Vandareritt
John McGeary
Leechburg
Jennie Lowman
South Eleventh Street
Laura Hasinger
Susanna Hasinger
North, Sixth Street
Frank Campbell
Michael Orr
Tarentum
John McConnell
South Fifth Street
Wray
David Hall
Washington, D. C
Curtis Lee Hall
Boston
Mass
James Blair
South Sixth Street
H. N. Craig
Schoolstreet
Susanna Peterman
Nola Bell
Smi¢kaburg
Bert Bell
Windber
K. Greenlee
Reading
Robert
Lawrence
John Gamble
North Fifth Street
John Russell
Chrissie
Anderson School
Young Township
Russell
George Frech
W. P. Frech
Kellysburg
Frech
Progress
Thomas Walker
Verona
Dixonville
Clair
Rayne Township
Della
Nora
June Swan
Waterstreet
Pittsburg
Allegheny County Teachers' Institute
Charleroi
Rey
Mia
W. J. Wilson
Oakland Avenue
Louis Kellogg
Jefferson, O
Lucy Wilson
Margaret Shaffer
Toledo
Orpha and
Effle Cowan
Corsica
Layola Wilson
Creekside
Edna Bowers
Big Run
Coon Rapids
Marie
Allegheny County
Teachers’ Institute
James Sutton
Yonkers
N. Y
J. Howard Houk
Houk
Joseph Houk
Near
Lovejoy
Phyllis Moorhead
Allegheny County Teachers’ Institute
Miss Moorhead
Oakmont
Gustin Moorhead
J. Day Brownlee
Arthur
Mt. Jackson
Charles Brownlee
Portland
Ore
Grove City
Hig
Wort
Lewis Ray
Litheran Church of
May de Ing
New England
Western Penany
Western Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Allegheny
Church of Reformation
Washington
LD. C
Brookville
Lutheran Church of
Hay
Marion Hill
Daniel Hill
Sarah Myers
A. B. Hay
Robert H. Hay
J. Walter Hay
Lucinda Hay
Pittsburgh
Joe N. Park
Earl Biddle
The
Lutheran Church
W. J. , Wilson
Samuel G. Wilson
D. Calvitt Clarke
J. K. Wil
William T. Lively
William Lively
Blackstick
Kirk Michaels
Hllatraville
Charles
Blacklick
Herman Wiley
Blacklick Township
Frank Coyer
Blairsville
P.M. Lively
Baxter
N. C
Rev
C. A. Hartung
Oseph Falcon
Joseph Falcon
Augustus
Indiana Post
Post
Oakland Cemetery
William Sheesley
Maude Sheesley
Wiliam Sheesley
Ralph
Pine Grove
Ernest Work
On Wishing Trip to Tidbute for Fishing Fun
Dr and Mrs Edwin K Wood and Mr and Mrs William J Jack of town left this week in their cars for Tidbute Pa where they will fish for several days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin K. Wood
William J. Jack
Tidbute
Many greeted new pastor in Frankfort Presbyterian church
Dr Zeigler, a leading young Presbyterian minister, was greeted warmly at a reception in Frankfort Kentucky on Wednesday. He visited while visiting a sister in Dunbar and discussed accepting the call to lead the local congregation. Zeigler, aged under 40, has served eight years at Frankfort and previously held posts in Lock Haven and Wilkes-Barre. He is a Grove City College graduate with studies at Princeton and Glasgow Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt Dadpatie
Jesse i
Frankfort
Zgigberwin
Dunbar
Zeight
Indiana
Zeigler
Presbyterian Church
Grove City College
Princeton University
Theological Seminary
Wilkes-Barre
Lock Haven
American Colony
Germany
Clasgow University
Southwnd
Presbyterian
Sentences Imposed on Many Law Offenders in Open Court
A number of prisoners pleaded guilty to various charges in open court on Monday to avoid September term trial. Judge S J Telford sentenced them with fines, costs, and short jail or workhouse terms for offenses including liquor sales without licenses, larceny, assault and battery, transferring car tags, and removing mine checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.j.telford
Mary Zampetro
Warl Biddleman
Stewart Shirley
Joseph Cicero
Joe Marcella
Joseph Berry
Jack Guarzozni
Joe Foretta
Tee Bignorella
Bert Rager
Twin Oaks Boy Scout Camp at Crooked Creek
A Indiana and Josephine Boy Scouts camp near Idaho at Crooked and Plum creeks called Twin Oaks hosts 21 tents with hospital, mess, and cook tents under George Rudosh and John Sexton. Scouts invite visitors. daily amusements planned. Friday Creekside 9 defeated 3. Memorial for Rev. Lewis Hay. camp closes next Saturday. Postmaster Harry W. Fee receives 20 year guard medal. Royal Esch injured by Mahan’s milk wagon. Mary McCreight returns from visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooked Creek
Boy Scouts of
Indiana
Josephine
Crooked
Plum Creeks
Idaho
Twin Oaks
George Rudosh
John Sexton
Boy Scout Movement
Lewis Hay
William Henberger
Ralph Dixon
Reed Beatty
Walter Hedert
Stanley Frick
William Kissinger
Dohy Park
Donald Myers
Clifford Weaver
Arthur Waterloo
C. J. Hamilton
Ralph McHenry
Walter Sloan
James Willian
John Engle
Eddie Empfield
Changes Planned for the Normal School
The Indiana State Normal School will spend 850000 to expand and improve its main building. A new west wing addition will add dormitory rooms for over 60 students, a larger library, and steam baths with hot and cold water. Ground has broken. work aims for rapid completion to meet demand for modern dormitories. The project includes a new west entrance and a tower, with the library moved to the addition. Dr. James B. Ament will supervise, alongside a board committee. A September 1 opening is anticipated with a full-term enrollment record possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Normal School
James B. Ament
Board of Trustees
Rexford D. Golubin
Marcellus
N. Y
Conservatory of Music
Hamlin B. Cogswell
Washington, D.C
Colburn
Edna Cogswell
Mary King
Indiana
Ana Lee Sprouls
Washlington
Phyllis Moorhead
R. L. Walbot
CO. N.macconnell
Franklin
Ben R. Beisel
Pittsburg
John Smith
Smith
Miude
Veda R. Bloomer
West Rutland
Marion White
Nurse Injured In Auto Collision In Indiana
Miss Della Rader, a Kittanning nurse, suffered serious injuries when her buggy collided with a car driven by James L. Culp on West Philadelphia street. She endured a torn ear, broken shoulder blade, scalp wound, a badly lacerated ankle, and body bruises. Initial fears of fatality eased as her condition improved with hopes for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittanning
Della Rader
Indiana Hospital
James L. Culp
West Philadelphia
Miss Rader
Roger A. Humbert
Indiana
J. B. Fisher
South Sixth
White Township youth named superintendent of Fredonia Vocational School
Clark Wiggins son of Mr and Mrs James Wigging of White Township has been elected director and principal of the agricultural department at the Fredonia Vocational School in Mercer county. The position carries 3150 salary and expenses and the school opens this week with about 100 students enrolled. Wiggins is a 1909 Indiana Normal and 1913 State College agriculture graduate and recently served as principal of Taylorsville High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton Keller
James DeWitt Patton
Windber
Ada Keller
Benjamin Keller
Lewis Hay
Lutheran Church of Indiana
Indiana State Normal School
Patton
Berwind-White Coal Company
Clark Wiggins
James Wigging
White Township
Agricultural Department
Fredonia
Mercer County
Fredonia Academy
Wiggins
Indiana Normal
Agricultural Department of State College
Taylorsville
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Elizabeth Langham
William F. ‘Smith
Beaver Falls
Jaimes Stiteler
Albert James
Wintondale
Annie M. Stiteler
William Bush
Trade City
Wintonsdale
James
Coal Company
Bottoms-Fenton
William H. Bottoms
Rebecca Fenton
Lucerne Mines
Alex Brown Wayne Giles
Nellie Mae Brown
Saltsburg
Cumberland
Lewly Ray
Del
David KW. Spence
Rita C. Beers
Krank
P. Wagner
Lucerne
Martha M. Hullihen
Benjamin Lear Bolivar
Bolivar James D
Patton Margaret Wambaugh
Ada H. Keller
Harvey Hazlett -Tayne
Kernia Learn
Grean
John PF
Carlson
A. Clymer
Martha Stott
Harry
Lucas Esas
Omer City
Margaret Campbell
Jacob H
Otta Wee
BOY Scouts
Fee
Harry W. Fee
Fifle
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Wee
National Guard
John K. Tener
Mr. Wee
Postmaster Tea
Tenth Regiment
Royal
G. W. Esch
Mahan
Adition
Ia Hoffman
Bergen
N .Y
Louise Langham
Miss Langham
Roy Maloney