Good Roads Association forms in Indian County meeting
Representatives from various organizations gathered in the Chamber of Commerce rooms Tuesday night to form the Good Roads Association aimed at county wide cooperative effort for better roads. A second meeting is set for February 24 at the Court House to establish a permanent organization with a diverse committee representing local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Roads Association of Indian& County
Chamber of Commerce
Court House
H. J. Hinterlettner
Indiana Rotary Club
Major D. W. Simpson
Indiana County Automobile Association
Howard Parks
The
Grange
Claude W. McNaughton
United Commercial Travelers
Paul Kimmel
Elderton
H. O. Kimmel
Sheroda
Card of Thanks for W H Herlinger
The sons and daughters of Wm H Herlinger thank friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy during his illness and death. Song and Daughters M Little of Plumville, a former county school teacher, is the new deputy internal revenue collector for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Herlinger
Song
Little
Plumville
Internal Revenue
Dilltown Scouts Entertain Large Audience
Dilltown Boy Scouts gave a pleasing program in the church on Friday night with guests from Armagh. The troop marched in with flags, performed flag drills, Uncle Sam and his little buddy, songs, a rooster fight, and a camp scene that drew much applause. A Scout Executive address and a comic song concluded the engaging program showing hard work and practice by the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armagh
Uncle Sam
Buddie
Sealed bids sought for Plumville telephone switch
The managers of Plumville Florida telephone lines seek sealed bids to operate the switch for the ensuing year starting April 1 1923. Bids must be sealed and submitted to undersigned managers by March 1 1923. W J Moore J T Jewart Thos Olsen Managers February 7 1te
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Telephone
Plumville
Fla
Ines
W. J. Moore
J.T. Jewart
Thos. Olsen
Local Clarksburg Notes Tie Up A Week
Mrs T M Coleman hosted her sister for a few days. S M Gunningham visited the county seat Tuesday. Mrs Charles Nelson and Mrs John Meyer shopped at Iselin Monday. Mrs J C Rose called on friends last week. Lisle Stewart of Kent spent the weekend with the McPhilimy Bisters. Mrs J S Ferguson traveled to her daughter Mrs A HR Fryar’s home at week’s end. A seminary student filled the pulpit Sunday as Rev Fraser aided services at Leechburg. Margaret Black marked her eighty six birthday Monday in good health. Ruth Lowther returned home after a visit with her grandparents in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Coleman
S. M. Gunningham
Charles Nelson
John Meyer
Iselin
J. C. Rose
Lisle Stewart
Kent
McPhilimy Bisters
Ferguson
A. HR. Fryar
Fraser
Leechburg
Margaret Black
Ruth Lowther
Cline Lowther
Indiana
In Memoriam for Blaine Speedy February 1919
In loving memory of Blaine Speedy who died February seventh nineteen nineteen. A memorial poem notes silent heartaches known only to the bereaved, with the family expressing sorrow behind smiles. Missed by his mother and brother Carl, with other family possibly referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Speedy
Carl
Local Notes From Garrets Run And Nearby Areas
South Bend residents and visitors are listed with winter plans and short travels. Violet Uplinger of Garrets Run stays at the Montgomery home while James King spends weeks in Indiana. Lawrence Dunmire and family move to Young township. John Frantz visits New Kensington. Nellie Beighley and James Kay announce their marriage from Butler. Blanche Sheller weds William Garris of Clarion. James Smith loses a fingertip at New Kensington hospital. Mont McCoy, Indiana born, dies at 46 in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Uplinger
Garrets Run
Montgomery
James King
Indiana
Lawrence Dunmire
Young Township
John Frantz
New Kensington
Nellie Beighley
James Kay
Butler
Blanche Sheller
William Garris
Clarion
James Smith
New Kensington Hospital
Grove Chapel Brotherhood Urges Prohibition Enforcement
At the January 26 1923 meeting of the Grove Chapel Lutheran Church Brotherhood resolutions were adopted praising Governor Pinchot for economy and law enforcement while urging Judge J N Langham to rigorously enforce Prohibition laws. The resolutions were sent to Governor Pinchot and Judge Langham and copies made for minutes and local papers. A second note requests stronger action against violators and publication. A separate item notes a bridal shower for Mrs Blaine Helman. Also advertised are Valentine cards and a silver medal contest hosted by the WCTU at First United Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Chapel Brotherhood
Clair Mabon
J. A. Lambing
Pinchot
J. N. Langham
Gifford Pinchot
Brotherhood of
Grove Chapel Lutheran Church
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Ty Mon
Grove Chapel
United States
Pennsylvania
Indiana
First United Presbyterian Church
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Gordon Literary Society
Gordon Schoolhouse
Blacklick Township
Glass
Frances McCrea
Clair Smith
William Gillingham
Laura Phael Smma McCune
Earl Strong
W. P. McCrea
Smith
Mock
Mabel Mikesell
Claas
Streams
Mr. McCune
Mr. McIntire
F. O. Shields
Howard Altman
Mabel
Mary
A. B
Darrel Mikesel
Mra. Smith
Mrs. McCune
Marie Shields
Charles Cramer
Viola Gibson
Frank McCrea
Jerry McIntire
Royden Long
Dilltown Scouts
Parka Pollano DO
Park and Pollard Co
Pollard
Indiana Roller Mills
Herrick, Wilson & Co
Indiana, PA
Clarksburg
Memoriam
Sheffield King Milling Co
Estep “Trading Co
Armour
White House
Star Soap
Bread Pond Lily Corn Armour’s
South Bend NO
McCoy
Pittsburgh
T. M. Strong
Blaine Helman
Henry Hall
Glasser
Irvin S. Glasser
Philadelphia St
Irontown's
Bell
Rootman
Abraham Lincoln
Keer
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