Farmers Institute Scions Next Week Across County
County Chairman M Stewart announces five farmers institutes next week under State Agriculture Dept in cooperation with local bureaus and granges. Sessions run 4:30 and 7:30 with programs on pork production pasture management rural schools and farm supplies, at Elders Ridge Trade City Gordon Plus Flats Wilgus and other local venues.
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M. ©. Stewart
State Department of Agriculture
Farmureau
Elders Ridge
Presbyterian Church
Trade City
Grange Hall
Gordon Schoolhouse
Blacklick Township
Baptist
Ridge
K. A. Hartman
Rev. McKenzie
C. F. Preston
Nottingham
T. ©. Hood
J. W. Warner
J.N. Rosenberger
Wycombe
Albert Hwing
Reading
John C. Rosenberger
Jonn “G. Henderson
W.R. Williams
Lloyd Roschsteis
John G. Henderson
M. C. Stewart
FB. Preston
A.C. Kerr
Blain Goon
Mc' Gaughey
Gordon School
Blacklick Two
W. P. Wiggins
C.F Preston
H. T. Graff
Robert C. Shaw
E. O. Shields
W. Warner
John
N. Rosenberger
T. M. Strong
Hox
John N. Rosenberger
L. A. Aultman
O. F. Preston
A. B. Mikesell
Robert
C. Shaw
Penihoard
Frank McCrea
R. C. Shields
H. 4. Graff
Ping Flats
Miss Glenn
Farrer
Stewart
C. FP. Preston
H.8. Lute
Sirah Glenn
Zenas Stephens
Frank Parry
Robert C. Fhaw
Lytle. Hellwood
John N. Rosenberrer
Asher Glenn
B. H. Williams
Logkard
Glenn
Wilgus
I. Preston
John McAfoos
Cara An
John N Rocenberger
H. F Rameh
J W Warner
Robert C Shaw
W. M. Bloss
Frank Hess
Lucerne Family Contracts Trichinosis From Pork
A Lucerne family of six, including a wife and son Joe aged 12 and infant Anina seven months, are hospital patients with trichinosis after eating undercooked pork. All but the infant are seriously ill, with experts noting the danger when the parasite enters the bloodstream. Trichina worms mature and spread in muscles, causing the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ato
United Pekikea
Provop
Joe
Anina
Lucerne Mines
Indiana Hospital
Farmers Bank Improvements Open to Public on New Year
Improvements completed at Farmers Bank and Trust Company of Indiana include a new central entrance, fire and burglar proof steel vault, updated equipment and safeguards. The bank now offers modern facilities and convenient work spaces on both sides of the main room. The public opening occurred on the first business day of the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Bank and Trust Company of Indiana
Financial Institution
Little Indiana Mise Alveda Boyer Photograph Feature
A reproduced photograph of Alvada, the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Amber Boyer of town, from a series of children recently photographed at the Douglass studio on Phil adelphia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alveda Boyer
Alvada
Amber Boyer
Town
Douglass Studio
Phil
Delphia
Armory Site Approved For Indiana County
Indiana likely to gain a modern armory for Company FF 10th Infantry National Guard after Gen. A J Logan’s visit and county officials promising site approval behind the Chapter House at Sixth Street and Wayne Avenue. An Armory Board architect will view the location and action is expected to be favorable and prompt.
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Indiana
State Armory Board
A. J. Logan
10Th Infantry
National, Guard
Logan
Chapter House
Judge Clark
Sixth Street
Wayne Avenue
Indiana County Soldiers’ Memorial
Personal Brevities Reflect Local Visiting Patterns
Squire T S Lynn and gon Paul at Clyde were Indiana callers Friday. Mr and Mrs Harry Mauk of near Hechester Mills were Indiana visitors on Thursday. J Bert Holsopple and daughter Istaryn of Penn Run were Indiana tallers on Friday. Mrs W G Rorabaugh and daughter Edna Kopp of Clymer were Indiana visitors Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire T. S. Lynn
Gon. Paul
Clyde
Indiana
John H. Lytle
GC. W. Empfield
Penn Run
Dale W. Green
Blacklick
Strongstown
A. A. Rummell
Harry Gray
Washington Township
Richmond to Become a Borough Soon
At a mass meeting in the Richmond Methodist church citizens voted to incorporate Richmond as a borough, enlarging it to include parts of Grant Canoe and West Mahoning townships. A borough committee was named with H C Shank chairman and Ralph M Gall secretary. An incorporation committee and building committees were also designated, and Dr Theo Kharas offered legal services from Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bank
Richmond
Rochester Mills
Theo, Karag
Harrisburg
New Farmers & Miners Bank of
Grant
Canoe and Weat Mahoning
George W. Gray
H. ©. Shank
Aunt Richardson
Khuras
J. Dress Pannell
Golden 50th wedding anniversary surprise in Brushvalley home
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Overdorff of Brushvalley celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Tuesday December 28 with a surprise gathering of 46 relatives and friends and all five children present except one. A noon dinner, a Davenport gift, and talks by Rev. Samuel Hill and Rev. G. W. Sprinkle marked the day. The couple, longtime farm residents, have five children and remain in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Samuel Hill
G. W. Sprinkle
Overdorff
Airs
J. A. Mock
A. Ward Overdorff
Quya Overdorff
Brushvalley
Warren Buterbaugh
Cherryhill Township
C. A. Overdorff
Erie
Barn Fire Near McIntyre Destroys Squire Ray Barn
Incendiary fire at Squire Clarence Ray farm near McIntyre Young township Friday evening burned a large barn and contents including vehicles and machinery. A man seen fleeing the scene vanished in darkness. kerosene traces suggest arson. Loss estimated over 2000 dollars, partly insured with South Bend Mutual. Golden wedding celebrated by Covode natives John Curts and wife at Elwood Indiana after 50 years of marriage.
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Squire Ray
Squire Clarence Ray
McIntyre
Young Township
Ray
South Bend Mutual
Dick family records fifth surgical case in 17 months
Florence Dick of Clymer underwent a successful appendicitis operation at an Indiana hospital on Saturday. A former East Pika schoolteacher, she recently resigned due to death. The piece notes the fifth Dick family operation in 17 months and mentions a social event in Can ter township for newlyweds Murray R. and Mrs. McCoy, who will reside in Indiana. Other local stops include visits by residents to Pittsburgh and Washington, and a New Year’s gift order for The Progress 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceton
C. M. Lingle
Graceton Coal & Coke Co
Lingle
North Ninth Street
D. R. Smith
Homestead
Smithport
Atlanta
Bess Cunningham
Cleveland
D. A. Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
W. H. Munderl
Bolivar
John H. Stiffer
Saxman
Stier
Laxman
W. D. Moorhead
Armstrong Township
Frances
W. W. Moorhead
Clymer
W. A. Simpson
Paul Reed
John P. St. Clair
Nora Patton
Town
Thomas &J. Clair
Latrobe
David Bilis
Church Street
Grimm
Charles, Morgan
Tarentum
Frank Campbell
Newell. W. Va
J. Brody
Brody Bros
Philadelphia
New York City
Joe C. White
Center Township
Indiana
Vera
J. D. White
Joe
Progress Rne
John Wise
Commodore
Green Township
Mary
Harvey
Letta
C. L. McLaughlin
Blacklick Ft
Progress
Ruth Stewart
Albert Marah
Homer City
Stewart
Earl Stewart
John K. Devinney
Blacklick R. D
Ogress
State Action
Frank Field
Chester Aifills
Field
Famly
Florence Dick
Indiana Hospital
East Pika
Dewth
Creetad
Albert McCoy
Canter Township
Murray R. McCoy
Indiane
Washington, D. C
WF. Lytle
A. J. Ruddock
West Lebanon
George McCouniaughey
Near Mayvhaud
Grace
Pittsburgh
Conuetore
Budd Buterbaugh
Commodora
George K. Garman
Buterbaugh
Inlaw
G. W. Buterbaugh
Deaths of local residents mark Indiana obit page
A string of obituaries from Indiana recalls ex Sheriff Josiah Neal born December 26 1862 at North Point and long service as a public official. Other notices salute Nancy Keener Alice Shaffer Gerald Leech and William Best with family survivors and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Neal
Indiana
South Seventh Street
North Point
John Nent
Mary C. Reitz
Aaron Neal
Beho
Walter A. Ayers
J. C. McGregor
HW. Wallace Thomas
BE. KE. Crews
Nancy Keenes
Nancy Keener
Mary Brown
Spruce
Jane Keener
Johnston Keener
Misslizabeth Mesner
Parkwood
West Union United Presbyterian Church
Salem Church
Revs
Trwin
Alters
Gerald Leech
Mes
Shafter
Alice Shaffer
J. E. Shaffer
Punxsutawney
Joseph W. Marshall
Plumville
Clark Marshall
Mia
Minerva Little
HW. N. Hueskell
Anna Lukehart
Bmicksburg
Lawrence
Virginia
Judson
California
Joseph
George
Punxeulawney
William Th. Best
William J. Hest
Wada City
John
James
Irvin
Mathews
William
Pitcairn
Whham Miller
Coon Rapids
Mra. A. I. Yoas
Trade City
Harvey W. Widwin
Harvey W. Wilhelm
Rayne Township
Indiana Hospital
R. A. Kelly
Black, Vek
West Wheatfield
Lownship
Vi Y Ciily
Eyla Wallace
New Wiorenne
Mary Arentlinger
Robinson
Adda
Margaret Johnston
New Flori Bnte
Murdered Foreigner Robbed Near Blacklick Foundry
Isadore Martelli Italian, 62, of Blacklick, died after a Friday night assault by Tony Cacia. Martelli, who had sent money home and planned to return to Italy, was robbed of 12 dollars near Marshall Foundry and left for dead. Cacia, a WWI veteran, fled. he was engaged to a local Italian woman and local lodgingmate of Martelli. Martelli had lived in Blacklick six years and supported a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Martelli
Blacklick
Indiana
Fony Cacesh
Martell
Marshall Foundry Company
Cacia
Mar- Lalli
Josephine
Mariel
Sailant
Indiana Hospital
Martelli
Blacklick Vicinity
Haly
Tony Cacia
Blacklck
Inheritance and wills divide estate across several families
Estates are apportioned among the St. Clair Thornhurst Mumau and Lewis heirs with properties in Dor Mont Pittsburgh Wikinsboro and Marion. Household goods go to a daughter. Other siblings share 24 acres. Separately Mrs Budd Buterbaugh recovers well after appendectomy at Indiana hospital. Florida winter trips continue for Cherry Tree and town families as several depart for Deland St. Petersburg and Orlando. Funeral planned for Mrs Mary L Rice at St Bernard church with burial in church cemetery.
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Mary St. Gink
TH. St. Clair
Town
Martin Thornhurst
Salisbury
Farry
Edward
Dormont
Pittsburgh
Willamé
Wikinsboro
Apollo
Paarl
Agnes Mumau
Canoe Township
George McConnaughey
Elizabeth McCon- Teu OY
Joseph Lewin
Nos Exanulor
Marion Gunter
Pamella Lewis
Ellen McCormick
Ganoe
Daniel McCormick
Florida
Somerville
Teddy
Joan Douglass
Cherry Tree
Orlando
J.C. Moore
Wite
Hf. W. Whitesell
Salta Livg
Deland
M. Worlman
St. Petersburg
Mabel Madiil
South
Mary Rice
Mary L. Rice
Terrence Rice
Oakland Avenue
Ireland
Indiana
Alex and
Rose Rice
M. Segner
Philadelphia
William Rice
Ohio
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Farmers’ Institute
Places Ridge
Gordon ‘Behoolhouse
Pine Plats
Wit
Lucerne Family
Trichanosis
Farmers Bank Improvements
Gordon Literary ‘Society
Gordon
Sociatye
Margaret McCrea
Barley Strong
John Lydie
Mabel Mikensell
Halsey Overdorf
Ruth Lewis
Helen Alexander
Perry McIntire
Margaret
Mildred ‘Altman
Howard Altman
Moorie Read
J. M. Mack
I. O. Shields
Lester Altman
Streams
Anna Martha Fulmer
Naomi Altman
Victrola
Blairsville
France
Harry Empfield
Hmpfield
Company L
110Th Infantry
Grandmother Houck
Peter Houck
D. L. Dick
Clymar
Dick Home
Fred Houck
D. H. Dick
Pennsylvania Stat Educational Association
H. C. Christy
Pittisburgh
Myles M. Marcona
Bradanville
Isabel M. McKeever
Shafton
Walter G. Lowmaster
Catherine M. Croyle
Ramey Charles W. Leonard
Johnstown
Mabel
F. Gardner
Green
Charles B. Aking
Kent
Margaret Thomas
Seee Gray
Savan
Hom Harvey’ Emerick
Rocheate Lills
Thobberge
Arkles
John N. Reenberger
C. £Orioan
F W. M. Wright
C i, Gorman
Little
James Park
Margaret Waller
Red Cross
Armenia
Park
J.C.N. Park
Miss Waller
Jan, W. Mack
North Sixth Street
D. J. Waller
Bloomsburg
Indiana Normal School
Dr. Purington
West Philadelphia Street
W. C. Smith
J. W. Henry
Ella Coon
Mr. Henry
Ira A. Myers
David Weamer
St Philadelphia Street
R. M. Smith Wall Paper Store
Weamer
Dr. J. Day Brownlee
East Church Street
O. G. Olph
Tie
Country Club
Indiana Country Club
Pretty
Work
John D. Adamson
John Bennett
W. R. Tombara
Robert Ferrier
Grange
Hursday
Troutman Co
J. M. Hileman
South South Street
Trafford
James Bailey
Bamore
John Curts
Covode
Elwood
Ind
Irving
J. C. Curts
Kansas City
Kan
Rose Chitwood
H. J. Miller
Curts
Flyo
Matthew Caldwell
Olathe
Colo
Colorado
Leander King
South Bend
Armstrong County
Layer
Weil Young Italian Gil
Bate
Capitol
J. Willis Wilson
James C. Douglass
James W. Mack
Morrisburg
Public Service Commission
Boys Farm
M. Bennett & Sons
Wilmer Stewart
Reed Station
William B. Stahl
William I. George
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