County County Wins at State Farm Show Honors
Indiana county won first prize at the state farm products show in the Jersey cattle contest. The Indiana County Jersey Cattle Club topped 116 breeders and 30 club members with 4,725 points, Bedford county second, Wayne third. Harry Peffer of Marchand and Elmer McHenry of Indiana won top small grain prizes. A Horse Association meeting is planned for January 31 with talks by J M Vial and horse extension preparations. Poultry Club meetings are set for February 2 at Marion Center and Indiana Court House with demonstrations on chick brooding and confinement. A sheep drenching demonstration will be held January 20 near Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Veter
Marchand
al Ner McHenry
Indiana
Poultry Club
Marion
Indiana County
Indiana County Jersey Cattle Club
Jersey Calf Club
Bedford County
Wayne County
Harry Peffer
John E. Garman
Clyde Houck
Clymer
Elmer McHenry
Ed. McHenry
Tye
Harry Nichol
R. D
H. W. Stonebraker
Thomas Kanarr
A. W. Overdorff
Brushvalley
Warren Buterbaugh
Penn Run
W. B. Crawford
Saltsburg
Harry
Paul Kimmel
Shelocta
Blair Ansley
Home
R. B
Doyle Stutzman
Cramer
Clayton Miller
Creekside
RB. Shafter
Wilson Glassford
H. Widdowson
M. C. Stewart
Brush Valley
J. R. Marsh
Blacklick
Charles Wainwright
Blairsville
J. W. Warner
Horse Association of
Indiana Hotel
Court House
J. M. Vial
State College
Pregent
Warner
United States Department of Agriculture
Horse Association
Pennsylvania State College
Fred Wrothers
Daugherty Birthday Noted By Family In Indiana Town
W S Daugherty celebrated his 82nd birthday at home on North Ninth Street with his four brothers, sister, and spouses joining in a turkey dinner and music. The family includes James R, Frank H, John M, Clark Daugherty, and Mrs Martha St Clair. Several relatives hold local posts and longtime careers in banking, publishing, drugs, and law. Additional notes mention road improvement efforts near Shady Plain and local Legion Auxiliary leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. Daugherty
Indiana School Board
North Ninth Street
James R
Frank H
John M. Daugherty
Clark Daugherty
Jeanneatte
Martha St. Clair
John P. St. Clair
Daugherty
Hart B. Daugherty
J. R
Indiana Passenger
Clark
Jeannette
W. A. Simpson
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices
A compilation of real estate transfers lists Charles A. Kippert to J M Wachob, lot in North Mahoning for 362.50. William I Barclay to J B Kunkile, 100 acres in Center for 4700. First Regular Baptist Church to Carlo Martino, lot in Indiana for 500. Carolina Morrow to John Lewis, lot in Homer City for 300. Risinger to Center Township School District, one acre in Center for 1060. M H Wilson to Maury M Wood, strip of ground in Indiana for 125. Enrolled 142 in School of Religious Education opened at United Presbyterian Church with 12 weeks of sessions. high wind carries away over 44 dollars from Luther Dowling in Kittanning. Arbuy Shuster, five, born blind, has sight restored at Memorial Hospital Johnstown. Homer City pool room and bowling alley sold by Edwin Gilpis Orr to B A Fabra, effective February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Kippert i
J. M. Wachob
North Mahoning
William I. Barclay
J. BE. Kunkile
Center
Carlo Martino
Indiana
Carolina Morrow
John Lewis
Homer City
Dp. i. Risinger
Center Township
M. H. Wilson
Maury M. Wood
Homer City Pool
Roon Rkard
Edwin Gilpis Orr
Pittsburgh
M. BE. Guthrie
B. A. Fabra
Wilkinsburg
Robinson Funeral Home Opening With Public Inspection
The Robinson Funeral Home on North Seventh street and Nixon alley will be opened for public inspection on February 2, 3, and 4 from 2 to 7 p.m. Improvements purchased recently by James W. Robinson & Sons of Salisbury are completed. W. Arthur Robinson will supervise the Indiana funeral home and reside in part of the residence. James W. Robinson & Son have 37 years in funeral directing and announce ambulance service and full motor equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
North Seventh Street
Robinson Funeral Home
Nixon Alley
James W. Robingan & Sons
Arthur Robinson
Indiana
James W. Robinson & Son
Robinson Fneral
West Wheatfield Couple Surprised On Birthdays
A West Wheatfield township celebration honored Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mack for upcoming birthdays. Relatives and neighbors gathered at the Mack home on Saturday evening for lunch and socializing. Attendees included multiple Mack family members and (from a distance) County Commissioner J. I. Henderson and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Luther of Blatreville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meo
Sane
Mack
Samuel Mack
West Wheatfield Township
G. FB. Mark
Flora
J B. Mack
Florence
C. A
Scott ‘Mack
Johnstown
J. I. Henderson
Indiana
Charles Luther
Blatreville
Hewitt Buys Standard Smokeless Coal Company
R Hewitt of Dilltown purchases the Standard Smokeless Coal Company at Dias and will operate it. The holdings cover 85 acres of coal land a general store and 14 houses with a plant capacity of 8000 tons monthly. Wayne Avenue property sold to R Y Bell undertaker plans remodeling and a new funeral home addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Dias
Men Bar E. Hewitt
Dilltown
Cosgrove-Meehan Coal Company
Standard Smokeless Coal Company
Standard
Stanley Elkin
Standard Company
Weddings Of A Week In Indiana Towns
Mahoney and Barron wed at Blacklick home with Rev Dunning officiating. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs David Mahoney, will graduate Blairsville High School. Bride Charlotte Barron worked in Blacklick and M C Smith store. Doney and Raybould wed at Zion Lutheran Church parsonage with Rev Riecher officiating. Shoup and Barnheimer wedding at Zion Lutheran Church parsonage Verona. Maretta Perrott and Pauline Perrott wed by Justice Jackson in Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doney
John Doney
South Sixth Street
Indiana High School
Sheupefurabe
Odie Barnheimer
Dad Mes
Willa Barnhemer
Baenit Street
William Shoup
Verona
Shoup
Tool Fatory
Indiana
New York State
Wiw
Maretta Perrott
RK. W. Maretta
Pauline Perrott
Clymer
Justice of the Peace
Walter] Ih. Jackson
Nixon Building
Indiana visitors flood local notes in jumble
A long list of residents and guests from Franklin Lovejoy McIntyre Clymer Somersat Green township Homer Clio and nearby towns were reported as Indiana visitors or calling at the county seat on various days. Names include Stanton Fink John Davis Vinton Amond J B Cramer W C Jamison Silas Sheame Constable John Reed and many others visiting for business hunting errands or social calls across Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Fink
Franklin
Staller
Indiana
John Davis
Lovejoy
Vinton Amond
McIntyre
Starrall, Oakes
Clymer
John W. Penrosa
Somersat
Willinson
Indianna
Clyde Houck
Green Township
Moniay
J.B. Cramer
Homer Clio
W. C. Jamison
Near Home
Silas C. Sheame
Town
New York City
John B. Reed
Creen
J. H. Peterman
Cherry Tree
J. J. Pydek
Purchase Line
James Smith
Johnstown
Mya
J. W. Rafferty
Dubois
Father and Son Victims of Auto Crash Near Conemaugh
A late Tuesday crash on the road between Clarksburg and Saltsburg near Conemaugh township left Jamies Shaffer aged 4% and his son Jehu aged 2 dead. The father died at Indiana Hospital from a fractured skull after the car left the road and struck a tree. The family, long-time residents, include a wife and several children. Funeral services for Jamies Shaffer were held at the family home in Salisbury. A second report notes Phi Beta Kappa induction for Joseph Ubier and various local community notices, including winter weather and grange activities, with Miss Ailphi Dearcyt elected treasurer and other officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Médsay
Joseph Davis
Salisbury
Jamies Shaffer
Jehu
Noay Clarksburg
Clarksburg
Saltsburg
Conemaugh
Sehealhouse
lRt Central
Ter
Gonos
Indiana
Mr. Shaffer
bin Wife
Mra
Charles Pines
Clymer
Joaster Pink
Conemaagh
Mars
Deven Laney
Sdgewood
Lila
Eva
Ralph
Arthur
Jennie
Winest
Unstown
Wilam Lohry
Washington Township
Thin
Sagamore
Wig
Crockattle
Alana
Eis
Hank Trowhla
Washington
Blackanith
B. M. Lobr
Samuaore
Naga
Youngstown
Olsig
Alway Brothers
Wad
Coal and Tron Potach to Face Hearing Friday
J W Waite and the Axeceti coal and iron poles at Stossiter to be heard before Justice Walter H. Jackson on a charge of assault and battery. The case stems from an incident involving a dog, a struggle, and arrests near lossitor. Deputy White and Asvetil alleged to have injured Steve Nagey, brother Frank aided, with Nagey resisting arrest after the dog barked. Deputy Little also faced a hearing on an assault and shooting charge over a Dixonville injury. Bail set for Little at 2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Waite
Stossiter
Justice of the “Peace
Walter H. Jackson
Bruce Shatta
Tutted Mine Workers of America
Steve Nagey
White
de Tal Hyine
Nagey
Frank Nagey
Steve
Jfeet
Thomas Little
Burr Slope
Justice of the Peace
C. Mebalu
William Sebastian
Dixonville
Little
Sebastian
Obituary notices from a rural Pennsylvania area
Multiple death notices from Marion Center and surrounding towns describe the passing of notable residents. Included are A Rin Teal AL Rin of Tayno townnhin Ris, 81, who died in Denver after heart trouble. S. S. Welzal of Marion Center, 60, died in Indiana Hospital. William Lohry, 59, found dead in Washington Township from probable heart failure. James Corrigin, head of Corrigin McKinsey Steel, died after a heart attack in Cleveland. and other local deaths with funeral details and interments listed. Surviving family members span children, spouses, and siblings across Longmont, Denver, Marion Center, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benver
Colo
Nat de
Fertons
Ife
Witc
Colernio
Redl
Longmont
Muiny Gates
Christin Hareh Og
Longino
Sundiy
Selaci
Denver
James
Cid
Cole
Boy
Broom Llete
Dauehtes
May Koster
Sisinton
Lows
Samuel
Ben Pve
Nerthend
Flay
Wineley
le Mountainview
James W. Corrigno
Cleveland
Te Corrigin
McKinsey Steel Company
Josephine Purnies
Josephine
Cleveland Aulatic Clik
Piree Tyettis
James J. Corrigin
Entale Valine
Antry
Bik Torer
McKinney
Covina
Alefertt
Bonnantud
Hotel and two homes burned in county town
A three story Capitol Motel in Glen Campbell Wisconsin burned Thursday night, damaging nearby buildings. The fire started on the second floor, with no one inside the hotel at the time except a resident woman. Loss estimated in the thousands. Separate fires destroyed a two story house of Frank Dunnegan in Blacklick and a two story dwelling of Paul Chugin in Grafton, with losses around seven thousand dollars. Rotary Club meeting followed, featuring talks on classification and membership by Harry White and Harry H. Yanger. Senator Lee North attended as a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Glen Campbell
M.D. Alex
Piltshoresh
Frank Dunnegan
Blacklick
Ingivince
Paul Chugin
Grafton
Tre
Rotary Cui
Harry White
Harry H. Yanger
White Cead
Rotary International
Ostend
Belgium
Plans Matur Event for Legion at Blairsville
Prominent AE F, men and railroad officials will attend the sixth date banquet of Blakeville Post 497 American Legion at the State Armory on February 1. Major General Charles L. Mix and H. J. Stovenbach head the speaker list with railroad leaders and local officials among the delegates. The program includes readings, songs, and discussions, with proceeds from a later event aiding the Homer City fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AE F
George H. Marshall
Blakeville
State Armory
EL BP
Department of Pennsylvania
Te Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Charles Li. Mix
Baltimore
Twenty-eighth Division
H. J. Stovenbach
Philiadelphia
American Legion
Pennsylvania
Genau
Mo Sixseth
Coiummingh
Harry Dhirtle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jersey Cattle Club
W. S. Daugherty
Shady Plain
Shelorta
Apollo-South Bend
State Highway Department
K. Dole Timberlake
Tri-County Legion Auxiliary Council
B. Ditle Timberlake
American Legion Auxiliary
Somer
Westmoreland
Windber
T. J. Moorhead
Myrtle
Bluesville
Charles J. Moore
Blairs
Charles F. Moore
Blairs Ville
Ohio
James Wallace
Ue Rotary Club
Red Cross
Forest Tree Nursery
Date
Elmer W. Alison Hay
W. 8. Daugherty
Odie Bornheimer
Lon C. Rupert
Foster Mary CG
Sullivan Foster
Alvin M. Payne
Lockport
Amy M. Muir
Moland Co
Jay I
Coney Indiana
Virginia I. Raybndlana
Ray Young
Ndiana
Viola Dade Indiana
Norman Little
Olive Berkeypile
R. W. Marietta
John Hradnansky
Thresa Holec
Rwal Estate
Transpern
Schod of Religious Education
Wirst United
Luther Dowling
Margaret Dowling
Kittannng
Arbuy Shuster
Dorothy Shuster
Beaverdale
Memorial Hospital
West Wheatefield
R. Hewitt
Wayne Avenue
Bell
Maples Streets
William Dearsmine
Harry ‘A. “ Buytler
Butler
Punxsutawney
Charlea Butdthaugh
Canoe Township
John Flenniken
Barrell Township
Steel Clark
A. W. White
Bedford
Indiara
Bob Baker
Dison
Johns
Nancy Arnekin
Grant
Penn Walker
Dowmald
Morris
Giottania
Wuyan
Lavell
Loinstown
Druele Danglass
Sacha Armstrong
Crean Township
Toxery
Mae
W. Li. Somerville
Orlando
College Macoly
Joseph Ubier
State Techers' College
Phi Polta Kappa
Atudents’ Fraternity
Pittsburgh Chaptar
Uhlet
Conemaugh Schooly
Sktar
Misa
Alvin Ross
Marton Conte
Veparia
Mawit Phaiett
Miss Ross
Mister Mentone
Adige M. Panedian
Scone Poven
Montaigne
Miurkieiva
HUN
Bexinia Hood
Agnes Studtaiter
County
Munthe
Zilphia
Dayton Grange
Ailphi Dearcyt
Hayton
Johnhe Blairs le Seminary
Stockdale
Nora Hut
J. W. Goud
Usslatuit
J. A. Jewart
S. M. Beatty
Craig Cochran
H. G. Buchanan
Robert Jewart
Ceres
Larue Brice
Pomona
Arrabel Cochran
Mary Kupp
H. W. Good
Aye. Satin Mabkney
Join Makary
Biatusville
St. Plancis
Pitusburgh
Nox
Hive
Assayatt
Sidsonville
Bh. S. Wetzel
Welzal
Marion Center
Indiana Hospital
Dixonville Hospital
Henry
Mary Watzel
Burnside
Clearfield County
Misa Dormida Critith
Marion Canter
Silas Wetzel
Harry Wetsel
George Wetzel
Charles Wetzel
Louis Wetzel
Wilkinabuee
William Ayey
Marion Centar
Mary Work
William
William 8. Wetzel and Ernest Wetzel
Miion Ceter
Wetzel
Marion Center and
M. B. Church
Masonic Fraternity
Marion Center National Bank Ames
M.E
Wilton Lolir
Mrs. Mackgited Slepney
Margie Slee
Irene
Yai Beyehiter
Sia
Peteabadiy
A. Bheppa
Feltasork
McCuhrough
Wader
Mis
Winans Blavren
Eydivesr
Jean
Dala M
Robert Ebi
Hobert Mies
Frau
Cleese
Saapuel Elvin
Wakeie Yowis
Teds
M. J. Millican
Manafield
Ole
George
Kittanning
Elgin Cemetery
Origen
Atkoys
Fos
da Borrell
LEGON
Armostrong Grange
Allstrong Grange
Taekwad Sehogk Hanse
Ebrue
Mary Hawry
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