Three Tragic Deaths in County Reported
Three deaths occurred in the county over recent days. A 16 year old girl Mary Kopatich of St Benedict was fatally crushed by an auto truck near Grant street and Railroad avenue. Mario Segini, 29, of Edinbeck died of injuries after crashing into a telephone pole. Mrs Moses Wise, 62, of Center township was killed by lightning during a storm in her home. Coroner ruled accidents. funeral details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewth
Center Township
Mary Kopatich
St. Benedict
Indiana Normal School
Sam*Stratta
Ernest
Indiana Hospital
Grant Street
Railroad Avenue
Miss Kopatch
Peter Kopatch
A. H. Stewart
Moses Wise
J. Milton Johnston
Wise
Keziah Ober
David Ober
Cherryhill’ Township
R. D. Berkey
Ruffner Brethren Church
Rayne
Samuel Helman
Strongstown
Dg. St. Daugherty
Dawshtar
Della
West Church Straet
Aid Mes
Sutton
Af Brownield
J. Misa Pinsherty
Tun Shui College
Wool Thrawn
J. C. Woorhead
Sehual Street
Dell
San Francisco
Cal
Hauwaiian Islands
California
Misa Mary Jones
Town
PC. Montgomery
Stayne Township
Homer Montgomery
Edward McQuilken
Sylvester Burnheimer
Ruth
Statewide Teaching Salary Increase Approved by Legislature
The legislature approved a $10,450,000 plan to raise teachers salaries over two years. The governor now holds the measure. The plan ties raises to current salary bands with increases from 10 to 26 percent, plus state shares for various certificate holders and rural teachers. The rural school definition excludes high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenachars
Fach
Commonwealth
Indiana Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Adam Snyder celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home on Saturday in Indiana with four generations attending. Attendees included their children Harry Snyder and Mrs D W Lapsley, grandchildren Arthur Lapsley and wife, and two great grandchildren. About 35 guests shared a dinner. gifts were presented. Mrs Snyder nee Rose Livingston is daughter of the late Henry Livingston, Sr. The couple have lived in Indiana for nearly 50 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Snyder
West Chuareh Street
Harry Snyder
Town
D. ‘W. Lapsley
Glassport
Arthur Lapsley
Wilson
Snyder
Indiana
Rose Livingston
Henry Livingston
Carty
Ted Byers
Peterman
Chambersville
Howe Wid
Byers
Thieves Enter Church and Postoffice Building
Thieves used the Presbyterian church as a watch point then entered the new post office through a rear vestibule window early Monday morning and rifled desks securing a small cash amount. the main safe and stamps were untouched. Fingerprints on the post office window are being used to locate the culprits. The church was also ransacked for money in the pastor's study. State police investigations continue as local residents, including Marty Heck returning from service in France, are noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wither
Vlace
Presbyterian Church
Post Office
Weddings of the Week Bring Maynuptials Across Indiana
A string of June weddings unfolds in Indiana including Pearl Elizabeth Kirkman and William Trig Linkous at Railroad Avenue home in Clymer. Elsie Marie Paul and Harry Blair Sutter wed in Fort Wayne. Creps-Garson union in Indiana. Copeland-Byers tie in Canter Township. Getty-Ben and Margretta Bell wed in Indiana. Crawford-Plinnicum nuptials in town. Stoward-Abel married in Crete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keenene
Lewisville
Joh Disle Diven
Edythe
Laveen
Young
William R. Moorhead
Hellwood Qlive KR
Strong Strongstown
Marion Center
Ray Houckalees
Rayne
Flora
E. Kinter
Ete
Howard Dale Creps
Peree
Indiana
Francelia HH
Garson Seeene
Akron
O Wm
Trig Linkoue
Pearl i
Kirkman Clymer
John C. Getty
Anna M. Bell
Seene
Stewart George Eee
Rossiter
Margaret Wiliott
Thomas Berry
Blairsville
Emiitee
Blairsvile
Ila J
Uertzog Sae Butler Wi
Vy Klugly Butler Liernice Hf. Day
Dinkons-Kirkman
Thomas Kirkman
Railroad Avenue
Clymer
Pearl Elizabeth
William Trig Linkous
J. H. Linkous
East Radford
W.W. T. Weaver
Christian Church
Venice
Killarney
Tadna McCurley
John T. Warden
Lohengrin
R. A. Kirkman
Windber
Personal Brevities In Indiana area and beyond
Household visitor in the county seat. Indiana visitors include Mr and Mrs F Stumpf and John Aiey from near Sholocla. Noted residents such as S C George of West Lebanon and Irvin S Glasser of South Sixth Street are mentioned with hospital and family visits. Several locals plan trips to Homer City Chippewa Ohio Philadelphia Gettysburg and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near Coral
Stumpf
John Aiey
Near Sholocla
Indiana
S. C. George
West Lebanon
Pittsburgh
W. T. Anderson
Near
Cherry Tree
Madlana
Homer City
M. T. Treese
Tarentum
George Treese
Arcadia
Minnie Smith
Chippewa
Ohio
James L. Jack
Symes
Lewis
Lewis Wettling
Newtown
Craig
Parkwood
Yevis
Niagara Walls
Mildred Lawrence
James A. Lawrence
West Waterstreet
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Department of Economics
Helen Dodson
W. B. Dodson
North Sixth Street
Howling Giveen
Indiana Normal
David Bishop
Albert
Bishop
Rossiter
Fayette County
J. O. Bishop
Mt. Pleasant
D. T. Niel
Banks Township
A. D. Hunger
Point Marion
Mary Jones
Carnegie
Mary Loughry
North
Sixth Street
Miss Jones
California
Panny Rinn
Trafford
Loughry
J. Wilse McCartney
Daugsters
Anna Mae
Thalia
North Seventh Street
Samuel &. McCartney
Philadelphia
New York City
McCartney
Columbia University
W. S. Dinsmore
Punxsulawnesy
Wille Ghid
Hraie Qaleer
William Cochran
John Boden
Hoffman Farm
Armstrong Township
Cochran
Polices
Pilburgh
North Avenus
Federal Street
Boden
Fire Engine Company No. 21
Real estate transfers in Indiana County list deeds recorded
Real estate transfers show deeds recorded in Indiana County since the last report. Names include Clymer Water Co to K B Campbell for 80 acres in White area at 4037.75 and many others with parcels in Blairsville Center Young Green and more, prices ranging from 100 to 5100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Clymer Water Co
K. B. Campbell
White
Lyman Gilbert
Maggie Ferrier
Center
Margaret IM. Mitchell
John AH. Simpson
Blairsville
Anna M. Reed
Wm. A. Edwards
Canter
Columbia Plate Glass Co
Mary W. Slagle
Burrell
Joseph Wi
Jensie Sunderland
Whi
McKinney
I Gian Campbell
W. J. Moore
Penrose
Young
B. I. Sterling
B. W. Wilson
Don Campbell
Joseph White
Charles W. Clawson
Blairayne
Menry Schlofer
G. Pugliese
Canoe
Kim Walker Smith
KF. B. Mctroe
First Ward
Indiana
James M. Campbell
R. Theiss
Hugh
Glenn Buglish
Mwomer City
A. T. Lowry
Mdah Smeltzar
Isaan Goss
Linnie
Baley
J Ueye
Montgomery
Dixon Run Land Co
Wm. G. Lovell
Clymer
Danial Evans
Pranklin Fowler
Cherryhill
Lytle
C. Coleman
Emma Shulty
Archie Davin
Pine
Ct. W. Miller
A. M. Hopkins
Hast Mahoning
Prank B. Andre
W. C. Groff
Charles E. Hogg
John Fulmer
Green
Wm. Kissinger
N. Hollis
Second Ward
W. M. Lohr
Washington
Burrell Township Teachers Elected for Coming Term
Burrell township names a slate of teachers for the new term including Josephine No. 5 Edith Long Hilda Kunkle Ruth Cay Maye Pearce Josephine Warriel M. Conner Grace Stoneker Leonard Killen Dorothy Stonehack Marjorie Strader Mildred Paul Mary Vantner Vada Watt Bessie Shultz Hodge Unth Lewis and others. Several schools are listed as not yet elect ett with names tied to Blairsville Blairsville South Thurrell Strangford and Parkwood locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrell Township
Josephine
J. B. Anderson
Indiana
Edith Long
Blairsville
Hilda Kunkle
Ruth Cay
Home
Maye Pearce
South
Warriel M. Conner
Grace Stoneker
Blacklick
Leonie M. Killen
Homer City
Dorothy T. Stonehack
Blacklek
Marjorie Strader
South Thurrell
Clark &, Gormley
Blairsvill
Mildred Paul
Blairavilla
Strangford
Mary
Vantner
Blairaville
Smith
Vada J. Watt
Parkwood
Enterprise
Bessie Shultz
Hodge
Unth Lewis
City
South Josephine
Staangford
Maxwell
Pine township school votes reveal list of elected teachers
The Pine township schools announce elected teachers for Methwood and other schools with names like Ro O. Lytle, Mary Tucker, Olive Smith, and Carrie Roberts. Two more teachers are to be elected for Hellwood, with one each for Grisemore and Williams. Also notes on veterans’ dinners and local shuffles in residents’ lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenehars
Pine Township
Methwood
Ro O. Lytle
Bara KR
Scollon
Mmm M. Williama
Elma Williams
Taala Gainish
Mary Tucker
Sar Glenn
Ksemora
Adden
Sides
Olive Smith
Mary Stephens
Pinoton
Carrie Roberts
Hades
Bello Diehl
Nolo
Ian Qlehhy Vail
Clarence Dennett
Strongstown
Willian
Slenpy
Hellwood
Grisemore
Williams
National Prohibition Takes Effect Amid War End Confusion
National prohibition went into effect yesterday as war time measures linger. Attorney General Palmer says no sale of distilled spirits beer wine or other intoxicants except for export is lawful until after demobilization and the war ends. The policy may be extended until January 1 1920 or 1921 depending on proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Wilson
United States
Palmer
Department, of Justice
New Livestock Association Formed in Green Towns iul
A second livestock meeting at Pleasant Valley school house resulted in forming a Co operative Jersey Bull Association with Jersey cattle favored for dairy use. Temporary officers were Cere Donahue as chairman and Clyde Black as secretary. A permanent organization meeting is set for Wednesday evening July 9. Interested residents should send names to local community contacts including Douglass Clymer Smith lytic Cherry Tree Wise Lovejoy Mumann Center Donahue Lovejoy Hafs kin Lovejoy or County Agent Warner Indiana Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Phat
Pleasant Valley
Purchase Line Academy
Jersey Bull Association
Jerseys
Cere Donahua
Clyde Black
W. 2
Douglass
Clymer
John J
Lytic
Cherry Tree
John Wise
Lovejoy
Clyde Mumann
Marin Center
Gere Donahue
A. Tlaskins
W. S. Swelljoy
Stafford
J. W. Warner
Indiana
Wheat cut in county signals bumper season
Correspondents report the first wheat of the season being cut in the county this week and call it a bumper crop. Corn and oats show strong yields. State lecturer Teagarden and Dr Keithune of Punxsutawney spoke at a June 26 meeting in Marton Center where 35 received dograg. Marion Center mourns Ira Stewart McAfoos, 47, who died after months ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unis
Fay
Teagarden
Kiethune
Punxsutawney
Marton Center
McAfoos
Ira Stewart McAfoos
Willan K. McAfoos
Diadt
Nan Iinaas
James
Clinton McAtoos
Mariel
Marion Cotter Loday
County Teachers Plan Outdoor Institute in August
County teachers will travel to Indiana the week of August 25 for the 68th annual county institute to be held outdoors under a large tent with a 1200 seating capacity. The week features day classes led by notable instructors and evening entertainments including the Hampton Court Stingers and a concert by the Artist Quartet. The Indiana County School Directors Association meets during the same week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
James IF. Chapman
Colt-Nelson Lyceum Bureau
Lyceum
Institute
Jerry March
Philadelphia
Paige
Millersville Normal
Warren
Elmira
N. Y
R. D. Calkins
Central State Normal School of Michigan
Hampton Court Stingers
Herbert Leon Cope
Pr. Consaulus
Armoner Institute
Central Congregational Church
Chicago
Indiana County School Directors
Brushvalley Fourth of July Celebration Plans
J P Stewner of Lawn and G A Campbell of Arwagh will speak at Brushvalley's Fourth of July events. A parade, races, two baseball games and other amusements are planned at 40 00 a m. A Civil Service exam July 26 will select a Brushvalley postmaster. A Pure Bred Mog meeting was held in Wilgus hall July 14 to form a purebred live stock association. Odd Fellows entertained recently returned servicemen at a Pleasing social. Miss Fannie Dilts and Murray Anderson married in Cumberland Md. Blaine Wegley of Washington is visiting Indiana friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagia Maen Wall
Brushvalley
J.P .Stewner
Lawn
G. A. Campbell
Arwagh
Pwiinadhen
Deushvalley
Wilgus
Wilgus Hall
Odd Fellows
Order
Cumberland
Fannie Dilts
Murray Anderson
Walter
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Mario Segini
Edri
Iselin
Salisburg
Idamar-Dixonville
Arcadia Nine
Idamar- Dixonville Boys
Sebastian
Battery
Hartzchick
Rayne Township
W. H. Little
Creekside R. D. 2
Washington Township
Emanuel Lohr
Dismont
Steve Witek
Dixmont Asylum
Josiah Neal
Albert Miller
Adams County
Wallace Cunningham
Wilmer Stewart
Lancaster
SVT
Marty Heck
France
William Beck
Maple Street
W. Guthrie
Church Street
Swampscott
Boston
Mays
Edward A. Wood
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Guthrie
Law Department
University of Michigan
Internal Revenue Department
Fort Wayne
Jy. F. Sutter
Lenora
Max Sutter
A. Manners
Mr. Creps
Minnie Creps
Locust Street
M. Bie
Amelia Mislanovitch
Créte
Zula Byers
James Copeland
Copeland
Getty
Ben John Getty
Margretta Bell
Ugh M. Bell
West Water Street
O. G. ‘Morrow
Thea First United Presbyterian Church of Indiana
Bell
Mra
A. Getty
Glasser Shoe Store
Wanienin Crawford
Harry Plinnicum
Phyllis Carolyn Crawford
M. BE
B. W. Nutchingon
Carolyn Crawford
Brody Bros
National Biscuit Company
Coonewut Lake
Atlantic City
Stoward-Abel William Noy Howard
Mary Margaret Abel
Crete
J. Orville Fleming
Crete Ualted Presbyterian Church
First United Presbyterian
Howe
Georgette Crepe
Jacksonville
Blakeville
Burrett Township
Ping Township
Peachers
Knights of Pythias of
Micid
North Mahoning Township
Mary Sinsley
Reyer
Bngerniass
Eugene
Currier
Charles
Wingert
Cresson
W. Z. Shepherd
Philadelphi Street
Ashyilo
Uresson
NEW Livestock Association
Willian Uasinger
Vinttings
Reli Lives
Liloht
Uecetiog
Medford Walwaul
QO. Sk. Martin Jad Fsons
Maxail Ioan
Wimnburh
March
Mosther
Mary JL. Brace
Bradl Oak Street
Charigtla Savin
Dang Tar
Charlotta
Titana
Toy Levington
Edward Bwin
Alturnay
Mas
J. N. Hanks
Philadelphia Street
Sturchiy
Mowit Mas
Charles A. Cunningham
Banks
Crago
Mead Mays
OG. A. Langer
Pawling
W. M. MeLaughlin
Lake Eek
Norhern
A. G. Stewart
Tlomar City
Asaak
W. J. Deally
J. Ilichards
Grad
Dewna
Las Arponys
Leder
West Wees
Ablantin City
Grand Ledge
John Peril
West Wheatfield
Fanghiem
Flewis Gecusead
Thomus Harris
Blaine Wegley
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