Prosperous Year for Local Dairy Co
Reports at the Indiana Co Operative Dairy Co annual meeting show 1,717,387 pounds of milk handled in 1924, an increase of 211,090 pounds over 1923, with sales totaling $91,083.06. Farmers received $52,382.44 for milk and cream, about 57.5 percent of the consumer dollar, while processing and other costs accounted for the remaining 42 percent. Directors elected for 1925 include James A. Simpson and H. A. Stonebraker, among others, amid optimism for better feeding programs and milk safety from tuberculin-tested cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Co.Operative Dairy Co
R. L. Byes
Indiana Co-Operative Dairy Company
Pennsylvania
James A. Simpson
John F. Pounds
H. A. Stonebraker
C. H. McCall
Indiana Onu
H. M. Brown
District 8 Meets at Starford for January 24 Convention
The Indiana County Sabbath School Association District No 3 midwinter convention gathers at Starford M H church Saturday January 24. A casket dinner and supper will be served. Morning session includes devotional led by Rev R L Ling and talks on teacher training. Afternoon covers the relation of Sunday school and church and adult Bible classes. Evening session features a child value topic and district officers’ responsibilities with Rev Ruch concluding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bi. Church
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Starford
M. H
Rey
R. L. Ling
Fero
Rev. Hughes
Rev. Wakeman
Hey
Lloyd
M. M. Smith
L. Z. Robinson
Ruch
Indiana County Farmers to Attend State Show Week
Indiana county farmers will travel to Harrisburg for the state show January 19 to 23. Departure from Indiana on Tuesday morning January 20 at 8 40. Swine breeders banquet Wednesday evening with seven reservations. Breeds shown include Poland Chinas Durocs Hampshires Chester Whites and Berkshires across scheduled days. Tom Strong of Blacklick will send Petroleum Girl, famed as the nation’s top sow. State associations meet during the show. Holstein breeders club also holds meeting and banquet. Reduced rail fare certificates available from the County Agent’s office in Indiana Pa. County Agent Warner serves on the Dairy Products committee. Rebekah Lodge awards to members at annual banquet January 6 with guests from Odd Fellows and Rebekah sisters. twenty-year jewels presented to several charter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Harrisburg
Indiana
Poland
Warner
Dairy’Products Committee
Rebekah Lodge
Devels
Town
Odd Fellows
Rebekah Sisters of Blacklick
James Edmiston
D. Hill
Mary Braughter
Laura Lewis
Ada Pounds
Marion Center
Public Service Commission Postpones Water Co Hearing
The Public Service Commission states the Clymer Water Co hearing set for today is postponed after the company filed notice of proposed rate increases for local water service. In Brookville, Henry Hatherill received a $200 fine, two hours in jail, and costs for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. In Punxsutawney twenty Indiana Dairy stockholders attended the annual dinner at Hotel Moore following the company meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Indiana Dairy Company
Hotel Moore
Weddings Of A Week In Indiana Area And Nearby Towns
A string of marriages reported from Indiana and surrounding towns includes George L. Smith wed to Miss Alice Penrose of Parkwood in Indiana by Justice Pant D. Sharretts. Harry E. Lukehart and Miss Lau ra Mogle of South Mahoning township married by Justice W. J. Dunlap at Plumville. Ray Bartlebaugh of Arcadia weds Miss Jessie Clark of Glen Campbell at Arcadia by Rev. R. A. Nelson. John V. Felix of Beyer and Miss Anna Surme of Whiskey Run tied on Friday in Indiana by Justice Paul D. Shurretts. Jay T. Repine of town and Meda Stivison of East Butler wed Wednesday in Butler by Rev. E. T. Peffer. Other listings include John B. McCormick and Mrs. Elizabeth Neal at Georgeville. The notices conclude with names George L. Smith and Miss Alice Penrose and John Y. Felix with Miss Anne Surme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranith-Penrose
George L. Smith
Alice, Penrose
Parkwood
Indiana
Pant D. Sharretts
Bartlebaugh-Clark
Ray Bartlebaugh
Arcadia
Jessie Clark
Glen Campbell
Wera
R. A. Nelson
Feelix
Repine Stivison
Jay T. Repine
Town
Meda Stivison
East Butler
Butler
E.T. Peffer
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Details
Deeds recorded in Indiana County list transfers including Kissinger to Gray in Second ward Indiana for 450 dollars Gorman to White Second ward Indiana 600 dollars Rager to Kuhns two acres in Burrell 1000 dollars Dinger to Row tract in West Mahoning 2300 dollars Brown to Doug lass lots in Green 2650 dollars King to Macro one line in Young 700 dollars Weiland to Litzinger lot in Indiana 3800 dollars Dilts y to Hill lot in Grant 1100 Green to Green in Cherryhill 2500 Myers administrator to Green 1 third interest in Cherryhill 196 McQuaid Co- Operative Gasloine & Oil Co tracts in White 1350 Lytle to Weeks Lot in Second ward Indiana 3500 Snyder to Streams lot in Homer City 6000 Campbell to Hildebrand lot in White 650
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Wr. Kissinger
Jy. L. Gray
Second Ward
Indiana
D. Gorman
Orrell White
Mart R. Rager
Howard W. Kuhns
Burrell
Clair W. Dinger
Charles Rowland
West Mahoning
Samuel T. Brown
John L. Douglass
Green
M. & W. Co- Operative Gasloine & Oil Co
White
Sheldon Lytle
Edward Weeks
Harry A. Snyder
T. B. Streams
Homer City
KE. B. Campbell
Wnt. B. Hildebrand
While
Lowest 1924 death rate in Pennsylvania history
Pennsylvania posted one of its lowest ever death rates in 1924 at 12.5 per thousand with 116000 total deaths. Infant mortality fell to 80 per thousand births and tuberculosis deaths dropped to 71 per hundred thousand. Births numbered 24 per thousand. 150000 marriages were licensed, signaling healthful social conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Wilmer BR. Batt
Bureau of Vital Statiations
Batt
Personal Briefs From Indiana Visit Notes and Legal News
Robinson caller J T Shaffer and others visited Indiana while Edward Dickie from Johnstown spent the weekend at home. Local residents and Indiana visitors frequent the county seat with many enrolling The Progress for a year. The Supreme court denied Bailey's petition to review the Anderson Walters race for Congress, and Chief OConnell recovers from a head injury after a collision on the Lincoln Highway. A pie social is planned at Red Lion school on January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Supreme Court
Warren Worth Bniley
Johnstown
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Anderson TH. Walters
Congress
Twentiieth Pennsylvaia
Rt. Michaels
Cambria County
Anderson
Farley Bids For Road Work In Early Spring
State Highway Department invites bids February 1 for Indiana-Punxuttawney road from Oak Tree to Jeffarson county line and expects March award for Home to Plumville to Armstrong line. Indiana-Kittanning road from Shelocta through Shelocta to county line bids next. Rossiter road bids January 24. Winter snow clearing tractors arrive for concrete roads from county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Indiana-Punxattawney
Oak Tree
Jeffarson County Oneland
Home
Plumville
Armstrong County
Indiana-Kittanning
Shelocta
Clymer Purchase Line
Chamber of Commerce Elects Five Directors At Dinner
Indiana Chamber of Commerce annual membership dinner. John W Button A T Rees John W Winer A A Simpson and Paul Gray elected directors. Large turnout, social session, review of last year, proposals for growth in 1928. Gordon Literary Society program listed with numerous students and speakers. program ends with pie and box social, all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Gordon Literary Society
Ira Junior Mikesell
Warld Earl Strong
John Stuchel
Frantic Hill
Luella Smith
Mother Lyons
Francis McCrea
W. P. McCrea
Mabel Mikosell
L. A. Altman
F. O. Shields
Long
Mildred
Margaret Altman
S. A. Ackerson
Nerry McIntire
J. M. Lydie
Clair McCrea
Jno
Mary Mikesell
Joe Mack
A. Ackerson
J. G. Cunkleman
Marie Shields
Journal
W. N. McCune
Chartres Cramer
Armstrong Township Insurance Co Reports Prosperous 1934
The Mutual Wire Insurance Co of Armstrong township held its annual meeting at the Anthony school house on Saturday. Reports show a net increase of nearly 12,000 in the insurance carried. Officers elected include Thomas Anderson president J Campbell vice president J R Whagins secretary L Calhoun treasurer and B R Poplar assessor. Managers named for 1926 include J Re Wirth sins L Calhoun J B Campbell J C Waller Wm Rosa H C Kiun kle Thomas Anderson B G Peelar Lowik Weiss MW Devlin and J J Wiggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong ‘Township Insurance Co
Mutual Wire Insurance Co
Armstrong Township
Prst
Anthony School House
Thomas Anderson
J. R. Whagins
L. Calhoun
B. Rr.poplar
J. Re. Wirthsins
J. BR. Campbell
J.C. Waller
Wm. Rosa
H. CG. Kiinkle
Taian Young Woman Breaks Wrist in Billoo the Wwe
Miss Ethel St. Clair of South Filth y street fractured her right wrist in a fall on the jee at the cover of Church fond PATO Street on Saturday. She is employed at a drug store. Jesse Lh of town died Friday at his home on 'Tiytor avenue aged 12 years. The deceased was born in Rayne township, son of the late Alan Way, and lived there until 12 years ago when he moved to Toliant. He had worked at a paper bagger and most recently as weighmaster for the 4. R. & PP Railroad Company. Survived by his wife and three sons Howard D., Bernard, and C. Leousnrit Way. Funeral and interment at Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Shaffer
Robinson
Indiana
Edward Dickie
Johnstown
Robert M. Mahan
Advance
Paul Dixon
Geo. Cunkleman
Robert
Prue
Tony Mr
Clyde Bell
Rossmoyne
G. A. Minger
Marton Center
R. D
Waa
Wilda Clepper
Dixonville
Apollo
Aliee Linkehart
Planiville
Marion
Center
Ford Ferrier
Tod Washington
Marion Center
H. J. Brody
B W. Abramson
Columbus
Blake Irwin
Brookville
B. M. Clark
Louis Dated
Lewistown
Levine
Locust Street
E. S. Gilmour
Blairsville
Edmund Widdowson
Daytonia
Florida
Albert Thomias
Shelocta
Steale Clawson
Wast
Wheatfield Township
Olive Berkoypila
Brushvalley
Logan
I. N. Loos
Rochester
Mijla
W. C. Shearer
Eldera Ridge
Charles Evans
Utica
N. Y
Mary Fiscus
West Church Street
Margaret Fiascus
J. ¥. Wasterbrook
Seattle
Wash
Ellen McMullen
A. Compton
Blaine
Liver
Iis
Florence Dit
Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburgh
H. Wallace Thomas
Diamond Grigsware Co
William Beck
Home Company
J. Rosborough
Taian
Wwe
Ethel St. Clair
South Filthy Street
Church Fond Pato Street
Miss At Clair
Cte
Anisan
Jesse Lh
Jesse I. Way
Town
Brooklyn
James Thier
Charles Hunter
Blacklick Township
David S. Hunter
Ilinois
James Altman
Burrell Township
206Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Vvolunteers
Finley Patch Post
Blatraville
Hoe
Odd
Order
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Elivaveh
W. B. Glaney
Blairayhe
Nancy June Munshower
Center Township
Theo M. Altman
Lizale
Ida Altmin
Joseph P. Altman
Blyrin
O. A
Samuel Altman
Kansas
John Klingenberger
Hardy
Kans
Tontse Bair
Omaha
Nebr
Mra
John
Itr
Fot Bhawnex
Wlso
Nellia G. Davis
Cameron Davis
Clymer
Indiana Hospital
George BR. Siantz
Penn Run
Cherryhill Township
Christian Church of Clymer
Herman
Hale
Claire
George
Walter
Arthur
Cameron
James
Wesen
Harold
Arthur Frantz
van Wert, C
Blanche Frantz
Frank Frantz
Baltmore
Paul WW. Frantz
Phoenix
Ariz
M. B. Fowler
J. J. Grelingar
Millersville
T. J. Moorhead
Wigart
Sutton Wilson
Tuesny
New York City
Matthew Wilson
A. W. Wilson
Ole
Ww. Hinite
Traenwood
8. W. Guthrie
Lown
J. W. Bhrum
Irwin
Deaths and Obituaries in Blairsville Area
James Altman oldest Blairsville resident died at home at 91 years. Nancy Mun shower died years earlier. several Altman family members survive. A heart attack killed Sutton Wilson, former Indiana resident, in New York City. Funeral in Indiana. Thomas W. Johns aged 71 died at Colyer. multiple children survive. Jacob A. Kimple, Civil War veteran, died at Parker Kansas. second wife and three daughters survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fubvard Wind
Wdweard Whiett
Geordia
Mifolt
Sagamore
Sieturay
Henides
Thisgumt
Wlood Witewerald
Yurink
Sagamore Cemetery
Jtey
Pininphyeys
Plateville
Mt Hody
Dines A. Kimple
Jacob A. Kimple
Parker
Kan
William Kimple
Chamberavilly
Kenlysburg
Georgeville
Pennsylvania Reserves
Margaret Jan McGregor
Trade City
Iowa
Kansas
Local Scouts Extend Work in the County
Homer City organizes separate district and treaty for operation. A $6,100 budget is approved for the year. Roy Sront leads for the coming year with five new centers planned across the county. Local officials appoint chairmen for camping, training, publicity, and leadership roles. An annual scout week rally is planned for Homer City on February 29. Father and Son Banquet at Clymer Friday night draws community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Roy
Indiana County
Coun
Wider Perlor
Rommitiner Winanea
George
Camping
I. Oid
Waner
W. A. Mose
Reading
Dr. Z
Tania
Orennination
Thames Sheehe
Cunningam
Blairavitle
Torri M Bell
Rossiter
J. A. Fannar
Indiana
Brushvalley Literary Society Elects Offcers for Year 192
Brushvalley literary society of Brush valley township elected officers for the year at Pesday meeting. President Noble Mur aes first vice president Hoye Mrinks second vice president Ver non Shannuon secretary Blanch Fo ps treasurer Ida Cunningham. Friday evening program listed with recitations solos and debates. Obituary notes: Ward has died in Baltimore, J L Widdowson a former Nashville merchant and Widdowson family member to attend funeral in Baltimore Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalley
Dorothy Rugh
Phavia
Mrs. Stewart
Jake
Clags
Donald Davis
Myc
Daan McCrea
Omity Prophecy
Vernon Shannon
Martha McCrea
A. W. Overendort
Lola Davis
Myrt McCrea
Naomi Doughiss
Davis Stewart
Mar
Michel Rugh
Mert Dournl
Mary Jubies
Tluss
Vern Altman
Mgy
Lillian Wakefield
Willis Coun
Marvy Coup
Emer
Per
Regilar Wased
Nellie Empheld
Thomas Tord
Blanche Frans
Erte Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Institute
University of Minnesota
Threshermen's Associations
Indiana County Threshermen’s and Farmers Protective Association
C. S. Wainwright
Henry Black
Idamar Herbert Miller
A. A. Wiggins
Sheloca
Z. W. Warner
Frank George
Homerty
J. M. Johnston
R. W. Hamilton
Idamar
W. D. Muir
Herbert Miller
Towa Hospital
J. Ned Kelly
Chevy Chase
Ruby Dumire
Bidirsville
Dumire
Ruby
Distriet NO. 8
T Leesnes
John B. McCormick
March
Elizabeth Neal
Hugh A. Lewis
Smicksburg
Sarah B. Kirkpatrick
Hochester Mills
Parkwood -Whiskey
Alice T. Penrose
John Y. Felix
Anne Surme
Coiby
Paul Murphy
Thorsday
First National Tunic
Murphy
Mreeny
J. M. Torrance
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Theother
James W. Mack
Mise Grace Crissiman
Harry White
Clti Wen’s National Bank
Daniel Ritter
Edw. B. Bennett
KR. Tomb
J. Mack Stewart
I. R. Smith
J. Brody
John Rezzolla
Indiana County Deposit Bank
Beeson
Streams
D. L. Moorehead
William E. Pierre
W. C. Bennett
BR. TH. Young
Firat National Hank
James 4. Blair
J. Blair Sutton
Vernon WW. Taylor
Thomas Sutton
Ernest Stewner
Griffith Wills
J. J. Daugherity
O'Connell
George L. O’connell
Lincoln Highway
Greensburg
Creensburg
Red Lion
Washington Township
Farly
Chambir
Comamerch
Iodiana Markety
The
Troutman Co. ix
Mrs
Thomas Johna
Thomas W. Johna
Colyer
Green Township
Mebpowell
McDawsett Church
Lyerell D. Johns
Yolver
Edward, Morrie
James Jobes
Algarda
Algarda, and Mrs. J. Yournell
Garnedhoro
Trex Bratherg
Aaron Johns
Cramer
Idehard Johns
Rekhek
Lintean Johns
Pine] Flats
Lieretia Jolurs
Fred Jobns
Caroling Keli
Wibenheth Davis
Tbarnestorn
Pamersin Kaith
Spanier
LOGAL
Mormnn
Bay
D. M. Tranny
Waterman
M. M. Brandon
Jaarra Allison
WT. Morgan
Groratens
Pal Campbell
A. P. Smith
Tasoah Hatchinaon
Meno
Thomas Tones
Laerne
Dick Stenhans
Willis Will
George Doug»las
Dan Dawson
C. H. Kirk
Hamar City
Widdowson
J. L. Widdowson
Valtimore
Ja. Widdowson
Ord Ky Widdowson
Baltimore
MD. A
Emma Napp
Sykesville
Mary Dilts
Rosas
Mayne
Laura Hamilton
Rohester Mills
Harvey R. W Dowson
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