Everything Ready for the Big County Fair week
Indiana county society announces a full fair week with three musical groups, daily wild west ring acts, heavy livestock and poultry entries, a brisk horse race program, and a 11 am good roads address. A rest and first aid station run by Metropolitan Life features 36 emergency beds, while Boy Scouts provide lost and aid services and a general care network. Entries urged early to avoid congestion. ton litter display by Hoy McHoes of Home to attract farmer attention with a Berkshire cross litter weighing near a ton at 180 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Agricultural Society
Boy Scout
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Boy Scouts
Hoy Mcihoes
Chester
Savings & ‘Trust Co. of
Indiana
Divine Says Providence Guides Coolidge Choice by Dr Stone
Dr John Timothy Stone, intimate friend of President Coolidge and guest speaker at the Rotary Club, praised Coolidge as devout and prudent. He urged Americans to uphold the law and cited the guiding hand of providence in the nation’s leadership during a pivotal period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Timothy Stone
Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago
F. W. Hinitt
Rotary Club
Stone
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Clymer Firemen To Hold Carnival Next Week
Clymer Fire Association plans a Labor Day week carnival with county labor group participation. Proceeds from a Saturday ball game and other events go to firemen. A $12,500 pumper arrives late this week, capable of 750 gallons per minute, equipped with three hose attachments for water from stream or well. Monday features Keating's band, a 9:00 a.m. parade, athletic contests, and two ball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Fire Association
Clymer
Keating
Band of 2 Pieces
Law Offenders Sentenced In Monday Court
Judge J. N. Langham imposed sentences on Monday. Corsaro Chichura and Chichura sentenced to Morganza for malic ous mischief. Raken fined 200 dollars for manufacturing and possessing liquor. Johnston given six months in the Workhouse and costs. Maniss Daly Sigeornia McDonnell fined 260 dollars for liquor offenses. Peratia fined 200 dollars costs and three months in jail. Jamison, a New York City vocalist, guest of local Rotary Club, impressed with a remarkable voice. accompanist Miss Mary King. Yatesboro man Metro Chipic killed by lightning at his door. House No. 160, previously dynamited, has had two near-fire events since. Indians Markets The Troutman oene. Jn paying
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morganza
J. N. Langham
James Corsaro
Mike Chichura
Alex Chichura
John Raken
Clarence B. Johnston
Hezekiah Maniss
John Daly
Chas. Sigeornia
M. J. McDonnell
Robert Peratia
J. Steel Jamison
New York City
Robert L. Jamison
Town
Rotary Club
Jamison
Tillotson Bureau
New York
Mary King
Yatesboro
Metro Chipic
Iman Killed In Auto Accident En Route To Race
Charles B. Louttit a famed Monongahela sportsman dies when a truck overturns on the Butler Pittsburg road while transporting his race horse Silver Hal Jr to Washington Pa. Louttit was thrown clear. his son Clarence escaped injury as the horse fell atop him. The crash followed the truck ditching to pass a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iman
FATR
Silver Hal, Jr
Washington
Charles B. Louttit
Mononga
Hela City
Butler
Silver Hat
Butler-Pittsburgh
Louttit
Clarence Louttit
Real estate transfers listed in Mdiana County deeds
A long list of deeds recorded in Mdiana County shows transfers of 142 acres in Black Lick township to Lester A. Altman for 330 dollars and numerous other parcels, tracts, and lots changing hands among individuals and entities like Juneau Coal Mining Co and Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp, with prices ranging from 1 to 1000+ dollars. Also notes about a gas tank recovery by water, a Heshbon fire injuring Henry Pennelton, viewing President Harding’s body, and Wilmer H. Wood withdrawing from candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mdlana
D. T. Altman
Blacklick Township
Lester A. Altman
D. N. Barber
Green
Alex Berzuisky
William Sheesley
Creekside
M. Agnes Boucher
M. Agnes Bouchet
Maria Sheasley
J. M. Stewart
Clymer
Harry C. Mack
Thomas White
White
Frank Miller
Everall A. Wiser
Edward Dixon
Kate McFeaters
Harry V. Wiser
J. J. McCracken
Florence Carney
Indiana
Balvatore Guido
Paolo Chiatello
Center
Alfred, Gazzo
Frank D. Tate
Juneau Coal Mining Co
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
EB. McClure
Blairsville
Walter R. Spire
Charles Brown
Sarah Estella Kunzle
Sarah Estella Kunkle
John L. Frye
Nancy P. Carey
Hast Wheatfield
Roy EB. Carney
Blairsville Reg. Baptist Church
Charles B. Jamison
J. B. Clenet
G. S. Kunkle
Homer City
Emidio Contaldo
Henry D. Jones
Weal
Wheatfield
Russell C. Jones
Paul H. Myers
Gaetano Sturale
Samuel W. Miller
C. F. Murray
G. L. Clawson
Ralph C. Spiess
Ralph G. Spiess
Walter Spiess
M. Heckman
Swab
John O. Doney
S. B. Good
J. G. McGregor
Frank C. Gamble
H. D. Widdowson
Grant
M. T. Carson
Gyrus A. Buchanan
Luther I. Tyger
Leon N. Park
Marion Cenlter
Gaetano Purginele
G. R. Williams
Purl.Bennett
Victor Yancy
Joan Mlinarick
Bernard J. McGinity
George Petrikovic
William G. Stewart
East Wheatfield
George Caragro
John O'Neal
Conemaugh
J. A. O'Neal
Personal Briefs of Indiana Area Residents
Household news lists residents and visitors including Anderson George and Wallace B. Agey, Miss Helen Gibson, Miss Mildred Carson, Mr. and Mrs. A Clair Work, and many others. Notes of travels to Atlantic City, Philadelphia, Reynoldsville, and Indiana, plus engagements with The Progress, trips east, and local appointments. Also mentions Marion Hilty’s hospital discharge, chiropractors Thompson locating in Indiana, and 1922 marriage and divorce statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fred McClaren
Saltsburg
Adeline Barnes
Pittsburgh
J. Fred McClaran
Joseph McClaren
Adeline Hester Barnes
George Barnes
Louise McClaren
Slater
Catherine Barnes
Virgil Onstott
Misa Mary Carson
Nog On
Anderson George
Philadelphia
Wallace B. Agey
Wayne Avenue
Atlantic City
Misa Helen Gibson
North Seventh Street
Reynoldsville
A.clair Work
Warren, Q
Wallace H. Agey
Wayte Avenue
Mildred Carson
Armstrong Township
Siater
Mra
J. Howard Houlk
Howard, Jr
Richard
South Sixth Street
Mary
Cora Doty
Myrtle
Rochester Mill
Institute
Camille Parks
Ella Myers
Dixonville
Aspinwall
Harry W
Charles T. Brown
Washington Township
Indiana
Paul Adams
Lloyd
C. A. Underwood
Homer City
Underwood
Leonard Shank
Albert Shank
H. M. Dull
Clymer
Migs Pearl Stuchell
Jersey City
N. J
Virginia Fleming
Wayene Avenue
Miss Stuchell
Gregg Business College
Nola Pattison
TE Tlisan
Carl Douglass
Douglass
Winona Lake
Ind
National Photographic School
Walter 3. Ayers
Town
Ruggell Beverly
Evelyn Ayers
F. R. Johnston
Youngstown
Montgomery
Adele Moore
Greensburg
Olive King
Latroba
Mins King
A. F King
Near Town
Penn Alto
Indiana County
Carl Cheaky
Carl, Jr
Batty Jung
W. Cummins
White Township
Gettysburg
Margaret Anderson Coleman
Seventh Street
W. R. Shultz
Dear Shelocta
Paul Compton
Biniaville
Sanford Adams
Clarence Davis
Clarksburg
Isleman Tong
Hancock
Weat Lebanon
First United Presbyterians Welcome New Minister
Longstanding First United Presbyterian Church introduces Rev. J. C. Pinkerton as its new pastor at a reception in the church social rooms. Hon. John B. Fisher notes the church's century of operation and only five pastorships, marking the sixth as Pinkerton begins his tenure. the pastor and family express gratitude for the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Pinkerton
First United Presbyterian Church
Indiana
First . P
A. W. Mabon
John 8. Fisher
First United Presbyterian
Pinkerton
J. A. Lawrence
Second United Presbyterian Church
County Educators Hold Annual Gathering With 500 Instructors
Good attendance marked the county educators gatherings this week with about 500 instructors and over 100 directors enrolled. Teachers and directors held sessions, shared programs, and enjoyed entertainment by the Chautauqua Association. The directors wrapped their meeting at noon, then joined the teachers for an afternoon session. Notable attractions included the Dunbar Quartette and Bell Ringers, along with the Clark Concert Company and inventor Burnell Ford providing evening entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers ‘Institute
Directors’ Association
Chautauqua Association
Dunbar
Bell
Clark Concert Company
Burnell Ford
Over 500 Attend Bible Class Rally Here
Delegates from four counties attended a large Bible class rally in Indiana County. More than 500 men from Armathong Want moreland Jefferson and Indiane counties gathered at the Presbyterian church to hear Dr F W Hintt preach and share fellowship. Lunch followed the morning service marking the event as the largest men s prayer gathering in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehan
Armathong
Wantmoreland
Jefferson
Indiane
Presbyterian Church
F. W. Hinlt
Pasetor
Impres Blyo
Deaths in Indiana County portraits of community figures
Kearney Neal aged 65 a well known resident of Trade City died suddenly with heart trouble while threshing near his barn. He leaves four sons and two daughters and was a former justice of the peace and school director. Elam Bowder aged about 76 died at his daughter’s in Montgomery township after a lingering illness. He served in the Civil War and leaves a large family. Mrs. Loretta Longwill aged 60 died in the Indiana hospital after gallstone surgery, survived by her husband and eight grandchildren. James B. Miller aged 32 of Cherry Tree died of typhoid and Bright’s disease, survived by a widow and one son. Floy Buchanan aged 28 died in Indiana hospital after two weeks with typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Bothell
Wash Years
Washington Township
Creekside
Illen Long Bothell
Clarence
Hom
Wilbur
Sarah Pair Jmiai
Tania Sindall
J. A. Stahl
New Mexico
Bothell
James D. Bothell
Ty. CG. Bothell
Plumcreek United Presbyterian Church
Robert Sell
Shelocta
Indiana Hospital
Elderton
It. Langham
A. D. Woods
Town
Lim
W. W. Miller
A. W. Miller
Jeannette
Miller
Indiana-Jeannette Hunting Club
Kearney Neal
Hugh Kearney Neal
Trade City
Kearnuy
Neal
Col
Wil Ham
Sarah Ann Mitchel Neal
Mahoning Township
David Stear
Jie
Rade City
Alice Reits
Jefferson County
Guy Neal
Punxsutawney
Merle Neal
Trade
Rom Morton
Eugena Neal
Sherman Elkin
Chicago
Vara Neal
Sidney Neal
Forest County
Wilbur Neal
Lee Henry
Rev. Scott
White Church
Elam Bowder
Willian Puller
Montgomery Township
Jacob Bowder
Mr. Bowder
Lancaster Counity
la Indi
Priscilla Merrett
Sle
Harrett
William
Arcadia
Blam'w
Akron
Annie
William Puller
J. B. Kuntz
Detroit
Mich
J. G. Riley
Harrisburg
Bowder
Wil
Rey
Nelson
Thompson Cemetery
B. Kantz
J. C. Riley
Charlesy Kants
Clevehore
Cora Ake
Egg Warhor
H. H. Longwill
Loretta C. Longwill
HH. H. Longwill
Baptist Church of Indiana
Edgar G
Werbert L. Longwill
Indiana
Maurice Longwill
Montpelier
Mra
Paul Zonk
Philip Eberhart
B.C. Qsman
Youngstown
Sale
W. L. McKee
Greenwood Cemetery
Longwill
Powell
James 1
Miller James B. Miller
Cherry Tree
Bright
Y. G. Miller
Cherry ‘Treg
Lagod
Patton Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Ming Helen Radeline
Barnesboro
James, Jr
William, Bliss
Eugene Miller
Barber
H. D. Somerville
Martha Brown
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Floy Buchanan
W. H. Buchanan
Philadelphia Street
Winnett Wissinger Winett Wissinger
Limestone Day to draw large crowd in Indiana event
Limestone Day on Friday in Indiana will attract farmers and families from across the county. A road parade gathers at Indiana Hotel at 9:30 with trucks, leading to the B R P station by 10 00. The grand prize is an Excelsoir Lime Sower from the Michigan Limestone Co. with many other prizes offered by local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Michigan Shinestana Co
Farmers Bank
Indiana Hotel
Lmnestone
George J. Felt
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Atredét Park
Court House
Boy Scout
J. W. White
Pennsylvania State College
W. D. Zinn
National Stockman and Farmer
i—Do
Vom & Waller
J. WY
Alcea
Campbell's
Indiana Publishing Co
Dai Shoes
People’s Shoe Store
Pollock
Sloan Bros
Ares Hardware
Shapiro
Levine's
Lars Man Titros
Hasinger Bros
Troutinin’s
Indiana Hardward
Dinsmore
Daugherty Bros
Brown's Shoe
Bissell
Buchjbett
Keeler's
M. & W. Gas Ca
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Wild West
Big Hardware Store
J. M. Stewart & Co
Clyde Woodward
Kellar Harris
Burgess H. W. Thomas
Arrang- Oa
Clymer Road
State Highway Department
Cherryhill
Rayne
Clymer Borough
Henry Coy
Cherryhill Township
Morris Waltemire
Manor District
Indians
S Neinsboro
Carl Hanson
Coral Grace
Olive Risinger
Frank Rosantesee Rossiter
Marie Ann Keys Rossiter
John Dornick
Minas
Anna Rebovick
Pittsburg
Michael J. Gresko
Stafford
Fox Idamar Maryohnstown
Martin L. Makin
Mary M. Barclay Emmons
Roy J. Nicewonger
Eva May Olliott - Emmons
John Adams
Coral
Mary Sasalo
Coral James M. Henr
Buffington
Alma A. Foster
Brushvalley
Foster Mines
Rick Wrebec
Mary Semoni
Thomas
Wilmer Stewart
Progress Office
Heshbon
Henry Pennelton
A. K R. Wagner
Heshhbon
President Harding
Washington, D. C
Harry Buchheit
Harding
National Capital
Yistelet
Wilmer H. Wood
Marian Allison Hilty
Marion Allison Hilty
Elmer W Allison
Tenth Street
Thompson Chiropractors
Indiania
Wylie V. Thompson
Margaret M. Thompson
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Deposit Bank
Allen L. Prayne
Thouipgons
Prayne
Department of Commerce
First United Presbyterians
Yellowstone Park
Ja N. Duncan
Blacklick
Janet Ritchey
Yellowstone National Park
Indiana Mana Hospital
Charles Leagine
Federal Army and Navy
M. Zimmerman and
Wits
Plumville
Denver
Colas
Miss Floy Buchanan
Moon
Moorhead Bros
Pioneer Music Co
Wayne Rigg & Go
Pletura
Silas Streams
A. T. Taylor & Sait
Welrn & Co
Owens
the Hub
Sara Ann, Pettigrew
Sara Ann Pettigrew
Samuel Pettigrew
Parkwood
Sarah McNutt Sharp
Lottie M
John Bell
Thomas Sharp Petti
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