Citizens urged to vote for capable local officials in Indiana County
A call to Indiana County residents to elect competent and progressive leaders for borough and township offices, with emphasis on school directors and the value of education. Advocates ballot reform for a straight ticket and notes a Merry Christmas greeting to Process readers. Mentions a Republican State Committee Ballot Reform Committee meeting in Philadelphia. Also reports a winter vacation for milliners, and upcoming productions at Library Hall with local actors and fire insurance matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Republican State Committee
8. Quay
Philadelphia
Twe
Hertzler
Juniata County
George T. Oliver
Pitsburg
Homer Greene
Wayne County
David H. Lane
John P. Elkin
Elkin
Herrisburg
Personal Brevities Mention Many Students Visiting Home
Rev Dr Farman and others from town are in Pittsburg this week. Students from Lafayette, Cornell, Yale, Drexel, Michigan, Juniata, and Irving college return home for holidays. Locals and visitors at Oswego, Birmingham, and several towns, with family reunions and weekend trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Farman
Town
Pittsburg
Vincent Tonkins
Cherrytree
County Seas
Mark Wataen
Lafayette College
Ethel Shields
Ebensburg
Ralph Moorhead
Eva
Misa Nona Work
Marion Center
Waas
Royden Taylor
Cornell University
William Jack
Yale College
J. Smith
Glen Campbell
Institute
Burt Moreau
Franklin
Day Brownlee
Princeton College
P. Churchill
Hillsdale
G. R. Churchill
Waterstreet
Bertha Graff
Wesley Askins
Pine Flats
White Station
James Brace
Michigan University
Ann Arbor
Harry Hank
Juniata College
Huntingdon
F. D. Glover
East End
Seward
Fred C. Euterbaugh
Walter Mitchell
Norimal
Brownsville
Ford Gibson
Barnesboro
Mary Caldwell
Oswego
Irene Cooper
Homer City
Irving College
Friends K Indiana
Mabel Thompson
Drexel
Art School
Philadelphia
Mesers
Ed. Mack
Hart Daugherty
Frank Dorr
Lehigh University
Leitha Moore
Lena Hitchcock
Birmingham Seminary
Joseph Mack
Tennessee
Thoreday
Charles D. Warner
W. H. Warner
Ralph N. Myers
Vandergrift
Ruth Tiffany
Massachusetts
Thomas Sheppard
R. E. Young
North Sixth Street
Godfrey Marshall
New York City
Harry
Edward Wood
James Hammers
Medico-Chirurgical College
B. M. Lewis
Lewis
Levi Young
South Tenth
Clark Dickey
Dental
Western University of Pennsylvania
A. A. Black and Children
Apollo
Kirs
Black
W. M. Mahan
Wayne Avenue
Murs.Michael Stare
White Township
Mary Weir
John Weir
Miss Weir
Philippines
Blanche St. Clair
Herminie
Miss St. Clair
Henry KE. Shields
Rayne Township
James Speedy
North Ninth Street
Bert Holsepple
Holsepple
The
Western University
R. A. Thompson
Thompson
Woman’s daring rescue in postwar carpetbag days
A northern planter Joe Bixby is seized by a Georgia based mob after being accused of murder. His wife Alice evades the guards, confronts them, and uses a bluff with an empty pistol barrel to safeguard his escape at dawn, amid a tense pursuit and a staged trial by a vigilante committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orignal
Joe Bixby
Tom Venable
Bixby
Georgia
Alice
Joe
Waal
A. Mitchel
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Furs
Stockinette
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Fleisher
W. R. Loughry & CO
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Court OF Common Pleas
James A. Dickey
Indiana
Gawin Adams
Maggie Bennet
Thompson McCrea
Blacklick Township
John Dickey
Ohio
Belle Thompson
Fullerton
Neb
Martha Turner
Altoona
Porter McCrea
Robert McCrea
Lizzie Rankin
Nannie McCrea
General Assembly
Harry White
W. R. Calhoun
D. E. Thompson
Sheriff
Charles McGinley
Clawson House
C. M. Wortman
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