Ten Year Progress Celebrated by Indiana County Extension
The Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association marked its tenth anniversary with a banquet in the First United Presbyterian Church attended by 463 quilters and a mix of progressive farmers and their wives, plus Rotary and Kiwanis members. Dr. C. C. Gordon and M. S. Mel Powell spoke, praising local farming gains and statewide extension work. data showed County crops and livestock values, and high equipment penetration among farms. A hog calling and chicken calling contest provided entertainment, while notices announced road construction bids and a two week motor trip itinerary for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association
New First United Presbyterian Church
Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs
Town
Ladies’ Aid Society
Blair Anstey
Chambersville
R. W. Simpson
Georgeville
RK. W. Simpson
C. F. Glasser
Ed. Thompson
H. M. Brown
T. M. Strong
Bob Allens
Thn
BE. M. Thompson
William Wetzell
P.walker
A. W. Overdorf
8. B. Fleming
Jennie McCreary
C. C. Gordon
M. S. Mel Powell
State College
Indiana County
McDowell
Extension Association
Department of Agriculture
WEDDINGS OF A WEEK Straub Stewart
A sequence of quiet early week weddings in Indiana and surrounding towns features Edna Stewart and Morris A. Straub of Johnstown as the lead couple. Also wed are Jane Lillian Hazlett and John W. Price, Margaret Wilson and Wilmer W. Fairman, Alice George and John C. Pierce, Willie L. Carson and Sidney Latimer, and Edna S. Martin with Verwin J. Work, with arrangements to reside in their respective locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairman-Wilson
Wimer W. Fairman
Wilkinsburg
Charles Fairman
Creekside
Margaret Willson
Frank Wilson
Indiana
R.M. Offutt
Pierce George John C. Pierce
Vandercrift
Alice George
Plumville
R. M. Offutt
Town
Church Street
Vandergrift
John CG. Work
Punxsutawney R.D
Kuna
Martin
Pierce - “Vandersrift
Alice George Ington
John W. Fiord
Barnesboro
Mildred L
Tuper Kerr
Montgomery Township
Sidney Jaathr -Blackicls
Willie L. Carson
Blacklick
Wilmer W. Farryman
Reekside
Margaret Wilson
Charles J. Asnbaugh
Newryton
Beulah C. Thurston
Tselin
Real Estate Notice From Blairsville Gregory and Partners
Fragmentary OCR lists names and amounts tied to Blairsville real estate transfers and balances. Key figures include 4,000 and 33,500 mentions, with multiple personal names and locations obscured by errors. The readable items indicate property dealings and debts rather than a cohesive narrative.
Golden Wedding Relis Ting At Nepp Home
Well known county couple Mr and Mrs George Nupp of near Deckers Point celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary on August 22. About 76 relatives gathered at the Nupp home for greetings and a day of socializing. The event highlighted a long family line of anniversaries in the Buterbaugh and Nupp families, with multiple siblings and cousins noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nip
Deckers Point
Napp
Nupp
Clayton Nupp
Swissvale
Thessa Lytte
Taylorsville
Benton Nupp
Near
Angeon Nupp
DuBois
John Nupp
Purchase Line
Mary Houck
Mary, Parnsworth
Hast Run
Brian Johnston
Gurry
William H. Buterbaugh
Hillsdale
Clark Buterbaugh
Harriett Nupp
Frederick Buterhaugh
Margaret Langham
Mary Buterbaugh
John Farnsworth
Eliza Buterbaugh
Willian Johnston
Nancy Buterbaugh
William Rankin
Mary Gartley
Wzariah Buterbaugh
Virginia
Mrs. Nupp
Personal brevities paint Indiana visits and hometown ties
A long list of brief notices records visitors and travelers from towns like Lanes lter, Strongstown, Penn Run, and Clyde, with stops in Indianapolis Philadelphia and Rochester. Names such as George Wilson Martha Set John Melvitite and many locals appear, noting motor trips, school liaisons, and classing asides across a week in this community diary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilson
Lanes
Indiana
Martha Set
John RR. Melvitite
Tacksonville
Nul
M. TB. Manpfleth
Strongstown
Tudison
Thesday
Aly
Warren Buterbaush
Penn Run
India
Martha Peleraan
Carnegia
Ralph Moorhead
Clarice Lininger
Middlebury
Lie
Therry Bannew
Lilly
Lawn
New Wigland Stiles
Floyd A. Gilghtner
Rochester
Syracuse
John S. Taylor
Larry Ive Brilhart
Washington, D.C
John J. Steving
Oak Street
Philadelphia
Atantic City
Curtis Ekin
Betty
South Seventh Street
Pittsburgh
Charles ‘Thomas
Lois
Stenickenville
Oho
Vraneds Blessing
Jett Orriday
State Highway Department
Sarah Bruce
Wilkinsburg
Melinda Detwiller
South
Earl Raymond
Charles Stewart
Aspinwall
James N. Stewart
South Fifth Street
Tara Stehens
School Street
John Artemus
Brush Valley
Niagara Parly
Buffalo
Dwight Ray and Child
North Tenth Street
Texas
Frank Rankin
Plumville
Len 8. Brock
Waynesburg
S. Th. Barr
James L. van Horn
Bernadine Plotner
Union City
Erie
Teachers’ Institute
Betty Clerk
Germantown Hospital
Elizabeth Lowry
South ‘Sixth Street
New York
James BD. Ake
Hillsdale
Pennsylvania
Benton Hilo
May Platt
Florence
Newport, News
Hana Thid
Huston
Kenwood
Eminaans
Minanans
Colorado
Finley Carney
White Township
Quantico
Mildred Carnatin
Dr. Carnatan
Altoona
Near Creekside
Tirdiana
Che
York Stock Company
Philadelpha
Anna Stewart
Marlow Ceifer
Potter
Clevelandinks Traspitad
Abe Iisider
Meagal
York
New Goncord
Ohio
Wain Alber
Tevington
Node
Teihane
Tymndags
Thy “Taiena Yeniweri
Aimk
Cherry Trev
North Blake
Nel
Hoitumner
Mes. M. la, Lowman
Leur Gipsy
W. W. Barr
iShelocta
A. Meyer
Song
Wren
Mro
Mes. K. Thines
Satay
Hen Woot Witna
Pie
Jaste A. Scingermah
Wayne
Williamsport
Cearge Hlaeck
Ilainville
Ate
John Gay
Pamily
Marietta
Laila Sds
Siadedshbur
Ative coaHey Lab
Mint
Lee
Nord al
Wits Gerneting Jarldivie
Stade
Colder August Warns of Severe Winter Ahead
Weather forecast reads that August is record cold for Augent TN with temperatures near 170 degrees below normal. Forecaster Saya Weatherman cites a high pressure pattern from the north and northeast and warns continued persistence could lead to a harsh winter for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Acton
Former Clymer Woman Killed in Auto Crash
Mrs. Albert Rosser, a former Clymer resident, was instantly killed yesterday morning when the Ford she rode in with her husband and son skidded on the highway near Prockway and plunged over an embankment. Her neck was broken. The husband and son escaped with slight injuries. The Rosser family resided in Clymer, recently living on Puaxsi-Tawwhay Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Rosser
Prassanfigwney
Clyiver
Anu Hson
Clymer
Puaxsi- Tawwhay
Death notices from Clarion region list Sansom and family
Obituary column notes the death of Mrs Mary Sansom at 71, wife of William Sansom, longtime Clarion Democrat producer, with details of her birth in 1866, residence in Chariton and prior ties to Wingorsville. It recalls her church and charity work, survivor list including children Charles Sansom, Mary Clarke Jones, Dorothy Dotterer, Martha Sansom, and four grandchildren, plus siblings and in-laws. Funeral arrangements held at Sansom home with ministers Neigh and Crosby officiating. burial in Clarion Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myx
Willhim Lb
Sinson
Mary Mo Sansom
William JL. Sansom
Clarion Democrat
Charion
A. Ty
Ile
Stidiann
St. Laiawrence Univers
Canton
Howard H. Moorhead
Everson
Mra
David K. Wil
Tulsa
Okla
Abert Sands
Ralph Moorhead
the Indians Progress
Indiana
Clarence Lininger
Middlebury
Ind
Vloward M. Pair
Tillsburghs Yrouk
August reunions near final month for Gibson and kin
The second Andrew Gibson reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Getty with a large crowd and tableful of tea, TV sets, and a program including songs, speeches, and a history of the Gibson family. Other reunions noted include gatherings of the Mahoning clan in Indiana and Shippensville with numerous relatives, a noon dinner, and election of officers for next year. The article recalls multiple family reunions across communities, with extensive lists of attendees and places, plus a sixth annual gathering of the Howehers at Marion Center and the Bell clan in Wayne Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Gibson
Charles W. Getty
America
Archie Brown
Wilbur Gibson
Margaret Cummins
Ruth Brown
Gibson
John E. Gibson
Amanda jGetty
Indiana
J. 8. McGaughey
South Mahoning Township
Shippensville
J. Br, McGaughey
Shippensyitle
B. B. Kleaming
Wilfred Fleming
Genevieve Fleming
Robert Fleming
Glenn Fleming
George Fleming
Warner City
Austin K. McGaughey
James McGauughey
Florence McGaughey
Sara Jane McGaughey
Helen McGaughey
Isabella McGaughey
Erie
Misa Mary McHaighey
Wia, Slicker
Eugene Slicker
Bernard Slcker
Donald Slicker
Evelyn Slicker
West Allis
Wis
Q. M. Rankin
Sligo
Elva Slavelelt
North Braddock
W. T. Rankin
Virginia Rankin
Ruth Rankin
Russell Rankin
James Rankin
Paul Rankin
iNiger
R. G. Bell
Duane Bell
Marine Gell
Knox, Pa
Evelyn Huff
Knox
G. T. ‘Irvin
Thompson
Carson
Pauline Carson
Daylton
Howehers
Marion Center
Jos Mav Thier
C, HH
Griffith
Merion Center
Dolé v Boneber
J. Winger
Ada Kibler
S. J. Jian
Gilbert Parnell
Eho
iLudhvita
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Banquert
Marichevi
County
Agricoulter
Seai
Gressive
Ammistronp
Evaline Fleming
Armstrong Township
Old Homestead Farm
Fleming
Israel Meming
Mary Thomas
James A. Foreman
James A
Harry T. Fleming
Arthur Fleming
Homestead
Indiana-Shelocta
Department of Hiighwanys
White and
Armistrong Townships
Indiana and
Blderton
Caine
New England
Loward B. Brierheugh
Wyar
HW. A. Reynolds
John Weming
Kittanning
Points i Cancada
New England States
Wilson Jills
Jeubde
Andrial
Johnston
Indiana Normal School
State Teachers’ College
Johnstown
Straub
Bell Telephone Company
Price Hazlett
Jane Lillian Hazlett
Charlotte Hazlett
John W. Price
Hazlett
F. W. Hinitt
Presbyterian Church
Indiana Normal
Price
Verwin J.C. Work
Edna
New Punxsulawney
Presbyterian Parsonage
Lown
RAL Estate
Uranse Eas
Charles Hi
Delaliey
Howard Melon
Tol
Blairsville
Catherine Zinne
la Clament
Miller
John Titer
Muyne
Charming Tadigna Lars
Iva May Jeffries
Paul Jeffries
Douglass Studio
Philadelphia Street
Nepp Hom
Saltsburg
Russell Rowland
Milton Rowland
Indiana Hospital
M. and W
J. N. Langham
Clearfield Bituminers Coal Corporation
Distriet No. 2
United Minee Workers’ Union
Barr
Dixonville
Blacklick Township
Harry Linehell
Tradiklick Township
Partin
Mary Nivel
Indl
United States
Church of Indiana
Samuels
Corneail
Lake
Lewisville
Jauksonville
Abnes Coleman
Martha Dixon
Margaret Ewing
Ruth Warner
Va Hughes
Ida Campball
Eugene McCreary
Paul Stutchel
Mark Dixon
Stoy Dick
Ward Rosensteel
Irwin Speedy
Steward
West Lebanon
Kathryn Keller
Benjamin Keller
Chestuiur Street
Lee Seoken
Cerny
Daesenyvalle
Vergier Plallister
Bas Vl
Wille
Coale
Loyest
Clarion County
Mack Home
Clyde
Mack
Araminta McCrea
Thomas Dias
H. Taylor
David Haire
Palette
Flora van Horn
Nora Kern
Robert Rye
Mia
George R. Mack
Phileeny Isabel
Thomas
Lenore
Don Ashewin
New Florence
Eligabeth Mlenting
Mutsburgh
Mina Wagner
Mario Wagner
Milo Gather
Erma
Karl Wagner
Cathedre
Cleveland
William Fender
Pasadena
Cals
Harrison
Herbert
Tarrison
Herum
G. Co Meen
Dean
Myra
Gil
Aramint
Charles
T. Vattrea
MGS
Sumuer Craig
Idoot
Maroh i
Noayserpai
Brooklyn
Dward Dias
Carly
Enaiaia
Hiverisburg
Tohbert Mt. Ginter
Sterely
Neromailic Board
Chendytattens
Shashshiweg
AirGinter Naseen
Phiever
Sordy Ieridey
Wiikan
Miss Cloen
Niith Street
Chyde
Edly Dias Hoga
Aisee Marehand
Clyde Welly
Itishuryl
Seaithor Fate
Ss. Motth
Aaxsira Bey
Bertha Ewing
Taeliantis
Reskin Portrants
Hursing
Vening
Aeethior Gaia Gayssor Ad Hiderton Ags
Diradelit Tin
Thie Biderton Coot
Gelder
Moure
Wynnie Vile
George Chirk
Planville
Whatter Bubhal
Clymeie
Gillette
Luigi Tie
Camden
Wer
Washi
Martiney McCoy
Rey
Qeol
Cinierton
Maemey J
Rowth Dewert
Tome Eatlegar
Als
Naney
Tomas Sb
Hood
Onkol Ghamatary
Iesithy Dy
Jiort Hood
Af Wurdishurg
Goedou
Stevie
Gordan
Westin
Wiehoek
Wie
Wiarek
Gordon
Lloyd Douala
Hyite Towatshire
ATES
Canby
Vamtltans
Henan
Aenihn Veetside
Iuarrelts
Loap
Burretell Baxter
Weailther
Noors Your
Ow, Hooved
Leonard Hoover
Clark Barrett
Quaxtars Mars
Viele Crawford
North Mainz
Gund Mes
Herbert Barrett
Sielishing
J. F. Lave
Meadville
Cloyd Love
Iur
Furry Oye
Joseph Stevenson
Joseph Silcox
Stowhenville
Mathew Miller
New Korsington
Trusal
Saaeh
Uribe
Sauel West
Wits Mobilee
Samuel
Mettie Ami
Lydia West
Bell
Heorge Bell
Ftayne
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