Disappearance and Drowning of Dennis Nichols Near Fort Morgan
Dennis Nichols, 24, son of Mrs. Sarah E. Nichols and the late John M. Nichols, drowned in an irrigation ditch four miles from Fort Morgan Colorado on Friday night June 26. He and two companions swam in a 12 to 15 foot deep pool. after completing one lap he sank suddenly, likely from cramps. His body was recovered about five hours later. He lived with his mother and sister Margaret, survived by six brothers and six sisters. father deceased. He attended Morgan County schools and later lived in Pennsylvania before returning to Colorado four years ago. He would have turned 24 on July 26.
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Fort Morgan
Dennis Nichols
Sarah E. Nichols
John M. Nichols
Purchase Line
Grant Township
Colo
Nichola
Margaret
Morgan County
Pennsylvania
Margaret Nichols
Charles Long
A. W. Lloyd
Frank Jeffries
Indiana
Hope
Mary Nichols
Wesley
James Nichols
Archie
Oregon
Don
California
Calvin
John
County roads to link county seats in western Pennsylvania
Indiana county citizens backed by the Automobile Club urge reinstating a primary road connecting Kittanning Indiana and Ebensburg to link Lawrence Butler Armstrong and Indiana counties. The route would form a through corridor across the state from Cleveland to Philadelphia reducing Pittsburgh congestion. Local clubs seek wider support from Auto Clubs Chambers of Commerce and other organizations in Kittanning Butler and New Castle for backing this project.
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Kittanning
Indiana
Ebensburg
Automobile Club
State Highway Department
Ung
Sproul
Lawrence
Butler
Armstrong
William Pen
Bellano
Cambria County
Cleveland
Alan
Canton
Youngstown
Ohio
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
The
County Automobile Club
Auto Clubs
Chambers of Commerce
New Castle
Hess Family Held Reunion at Seward on July Fourth
A Hess family reunion was held at Seward on July 4 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J F Reed. Attendees included S W Hess and family from Dilltown Indiana Latrobe and Johnstown and other relatives. Another reunion is planned for July 4 1926.
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Dilltown
J. D. Hess
James
Donald Andohn Merle
Indiana
H.R. Stiles
Near Seward
J. E. Reed
Yarold
Ethel
Mae
Marion E
Irma
Clair
Iva
Blair
A. S. Hess
Helen
Latrobe
H. J. Hess
Betsy Tane
Reed
Johnstown
Wely Communion at St. Jacob's South Bend Sunday
Holy communion services will be held at St. Jacob's Lutheran church in South Bend on Sunday morning at 40:80 o'clock. Preparatory services will precede the morning worship.
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Wely
South Bend
St. Jacob's Lutheran Church
Indiana ty tree planters set out
Indiana reporters document a group of tree planters preparing to travel with SaBsTAS toveot tesa duviog 100n, outlining their route and intended planting efforts in the coming weeks.
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Indiana
Ty Tree Planters
Obituary notices and Loysville Band visit to Indiana
Mrs. Sadie Nolf aged 82 died at her daughter’s home in DuBois after 46 years of residence. Margaret Suliek aged three months died of pneumonia. Mrs. Charles Gindier of Rossiter died after a surgical operation. James Stratton aged 76, brother of Mrs. M. M. Healy, died in a Pittsburgh hospital. Loysville Orphans Home Band to perform in Indiana with concerts and services from Saturday to Sunday at multiple venues to raise funds. Total band features ten saxophones and the smallest base drum player in the state.
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Sadie Nolf
C. R. Austin
DuBois
Isaac Nolf
Indiana
Dinsmore
Margaret
Suliek
Margaret Suliek
During Suliek
Baitroxad Avenue
Charles Gindier
Charles Gindiel
Rossiter
Pumxsulawney
James Stratton
M. M. Healy
Blairsville
Pittsburgh
Loysville
Zion Lutheran Church
Memorial Park
Union
Loysville Orphans
Republican Judge Candidate Walker Mith Promises Reform
To the Citizens of Indiana County a Republican judge candidate appeals for voter support based on 33 years in law practice. He pledges a bone dry county full enforcement of law and impartial administration of justice with protections against graft and illegal expenses. Radio carnival announced for Penn Run on July 18 with further notices to follow.
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Indiana County
Walker
Mith
Penn Run
William Shaffer Celebrates 88th Birthday at Home
More than eighty friends gathered at Aaron Shaffer’s home in Washington township to honor William Shaffer’s 88th birthday. A basket dinner marked the event and guests presented a substantial purse as a token of esteem for the healthy celebrant who hopes to see many more birthdays.
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William Shaffer
Washington Township
Aaron Shaffer
Valentines From Germany Return To Tender Memories In Lyons Window
A Lyons Kansas display recalls old fashioned valentines with bluebirds hearts and forget me not verses. The sign notes they are made in Germany and were popular in grandparents days, evoking memories of youth and sweetness.
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Germany
Lyons
Kan
Obituary: Samuel D Mixon Dies at 3 in Kent Home
Samuel D Mixon aged 3 died at his Kent home on June 85 after a brief illness. He was a respected farmer who had lived in Kent for 20 years after moving from Blacklick where he also resided 20 years. He belonged to the Kent M I church and is survived by a brother Benjamin Dixon of Butler and two half brothers Wiljam Dixon and Gordon Dixon of Blacklick township.
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William Hesse
Armstrong County
Murfinsburg
W. Va
J. E. Smith
South Bend
St. Jacob’s
Gastown
Mt. Union
Pleasant Union
St. Johns
St. Matthews
Feldex Hesse
York
West
Luella
Africa
Hesse
Cumberland Valley
Samuel D. Mixon
Kent
Blacklick
Kent M. i. Church
Benjamin Dixon
Butler
Wiljam and
Gordon Dixon
Blacklick Township
Stop Look Listen What A Quarter Social
An event on July 14, 1925 at the Valley Community venue promotes the Evangelical League. Admission is invited with the call COME ONE COME ALL for a benevolent social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hteee
Evangelical League
Notice of Constable's Sale Continued at Leone's Store
The Constable's sale at Leone's store in Pine township has been continued to Tuesday July 14 at 10 o'clock.
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Leone
Pine Township
By Way of a Kittyclysm
Tess Lane, a nurse, grows close to Arkley Chandler, a musician staying with Mrs. McCarthy as he nurses in pneumonia caused by a domestic tangle. Evelyn Harms misreads finances while Arkley reveals love and a desire to prove himself without money. Tess proclaims love as the crisis passes.
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Evelyn
Tess
Eas
Arkley Chandler
Ess
Laddie
Weddings of a Week Campbell Hamilton and Others
In Carrollton Ohio Dr Jesse Wilibert Campbell and Miss Margaret V Hamilton were wed by Rev Q O Fleming. Campbell a physician with Weamer Building offices has studied at Maryland, Harvard, and Africa, then worked in Elderton and Indiana. Hamilton, Indiana Normal School graduate and former Ambridge teacher, will settle in a home on South Fifth Street. Nearby, William Hamilton and Hazel Sebring of Rochester Mills were married quietly at J C Pigart's residence and will farm near Rochester Mills. Archie L Reynolds of Blairsville married Sara Louise Laughlin of New Alexandria in New Alexandria.
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Campbell-Hamilton
Jesse Wilibert Campbell
South Fifth Street
Margaret V. Hamilton
Ridgway
Carrollton
QO. J. Fleming
United Presbyterian
Campbell
Weamer
University of Maryland
Harvard
Africa
Elderton
Indiana
Indiana Normal School
Ambridge
Hamilton-Sebring
William Hamilton
Hazel Sebring
Rochester Mills
J. C. Pigart
Clymer Church of ‘Christ
Blairsville Couple Wed in Simple Rite
Devinney Godlin Miss Ruth Goodlin and Carl L. Devinney, both of Blairsville, were united in marriage by Rev. H. R. Lloyd on Tuesday of last week in a small local ceremony.
Woman's Intuition Overrated in Public Debate
An opinion piece argues that woman’s intuition is overstated and harmful if overvalued. Lydia Haig notes few women consistently outperform men in law, markets, or deception detection, and overreliance may curb judgment and critical thinking.
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Lydia Haig
Washington Post
Bian
Orphans Court Sale of East Mahoning Farm in Indiana PA
An Orphans Court sale in East Mahoning Township Indiana County Pennsylvania offers A H Allison estate real estate with 170 acres and a dwelling, barn, gas well, bounded by Hopkins Tilins company lands and Wallock. Sale person J Wilke McCartney administrator with terms 200 down. balance by deed. July 8 1925.
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Orphans’ Court
Indianaa County
East Mahontay
Allison
East Mahoning
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Lavi Hopkins
Tuilins OY
Chirk Wallock
William Hopkins
J. Wilke McCartney
D. Oa
Dollie W. Ayers
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE In Re Estate of Sarah M DeLancey
Letters testamentary on the estate of Sarah M DeLancey, late of Plumvbile Pa, have been granted to the undersigned. All persons having claims against the estate are requested to present them for payment. Notice is given for bids for fuel for school use and for the schools in Buffington township. The board may reject any bids. June 3, 1925. W.M. Conrad, Pres. Am Grapes, 27 Hte, Meadville Pa. Also bids for fuel for all schools in the town.
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Pierce & Piarce
Annie Heffelfinger
Indiana
John H. Pierce
Tudiana
Susanna Good
Smicksburg
W. Anthony Wingroyh
Reynoldsville
Pau
Executrix
J. Clark Weimer
South Mahoning Township
Candace Wiamer
Joint School Board of
Wheatfield Township
Armagh
Elderithe Gheregitt Township
Ehh Ee
Aturdhy
Guly
Bte
EK. Simpson
Penn Tok
Sarah
M. DeLancey
Plumvbile
Sten Gednates
Buffington Township
Op. m
Cuvier
North
St ‘Meadville
T W.M. Conrad
James W. Mack
Atbey
Joseph Wru Kobuth
Montgomery Township
Haying Milne
Jtu
Naka Preangit Pany
Pais Rank & Umrune
Tndiana
Lin
Tily “Ss
Tierre & Pierce
Adelina Burns
Washington Township
Joan A. Burns
Ernest Stewart
Robert L. Hart
Young Township
John A. Hart
Wear Lebanon
D. Boom
Cherry Tree Borough
Wy Munroe
Cherry Tree
Peeler
Chapman
Lulu
Mabon
Abate Township
G. C. Mabon
Ipdiane
Suspicious Stranger Brought Before Esquire Ramsbottom
Constable Sam Slackpuiler of Petunia accuses a harmless stranger as a suspicious character from Kay Lee. The official questions the claim after a thorough search, noting no deadly weapon found.
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Sam 7
Petunia
Esquire
Ramsbottom
Kay Lee
Kensga
Attorneys Letters Testamentary for Lillian Pounds Estate
Peeler and Belt announce letters testamentary on the estate of Lillian Pounds of White township deceased. They seek all claims against John F. Pounds and Preceptor Indiana Pa dated June 10, 1925. Chapman Attorney also issues letters of administration for Lulu Mabon of Abate township, deceased. Claimants must present promptly.
Three Thousand Visit Camp Rest on July Fourth
About three thousand people visited Camp Rest-a-While on July 4, enjoying the pool and picnics in the grove. A large crowd gathered Monday evening to see a fireworks display, postponed from the holiday due to a storm, and the show proceeded without incident.
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Rest
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Indiana Progress
County
A. Ralph Moorhead
Indiana Postofice
Phonkrs
Ate BH
Aern
Bel
Rite Company
Tirana
Colorado
Bobbie and Junior
Greensburg
J. Howard Turk
W. L. Kocher
Mingo Junction
F.C. McWadden
Frank
Brookville
By Duford Jenne
Western Newspaper Union
Dearie
Evelyn Harms
Laughlin-Reynolds
Archie L. Reynolds
Blairaville
Sara Louise Laughlin
New Alexandria
A. M. Laughlin
Mother Nature
Y. M
Bips
School Board of
Center Township
Anitman
Kistuger
Lucerne
Upper
Homer
Ldders
Hida
Erank Winsheimer
Dres
AC Miller
Secvy
Homer City
Creekside, Ta
Frank Lowman
Marion Counter
J. W. Patterson Farm
Kellysburg
IndikNa
John Deere
Max Long
R. D
Harry A. Pleming
Gray
A. Brown
McCormick
J. M. Kring
Edin
Westmoreland County
Bortz
Salina
M. Wing
Liverstore
Tuoland
Tuauire
Southwesrtiv St
Ward Overdorif
Brushryalley
McSweeney Auto Shops
Department PF
McSweeney Building
East 24Th Street
Saln—Morse
Punxeytawney
Mettle Estate
J. M. Risinger
Jennie McCreight
Marion Center
Pluna Vam Tlorma
D. Co
Silesman
Robert Wy Hinson
Main Street
J. R. Wettling
E. Locust Street
J. K. Wottling
Locust Street
Collla
Little
Livermore
Coal Ttun Station
Lebanon
D. Zellner
Charleroi
J. UW. Lytle
Penn Hun
Kodak
Dougrees
Box
Hancock
Ruperts Grove
Saltsburg
Douglass Studio
Dinsmore's
Kte
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