True Bills Returnable by June Grand Jury
June Term opens with foreman Qiay Cessna leading the Grand Jury. True bills returned include Joe Madula for prohibition violation, George Stockdale for operating a motor vehicle recklessly, and Andrew McAdams for fraudulent conversion. Other names appear for charges under prohibition law and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qiay Cessna
Plunoviltes
Joe Madula
George Stockdale
Tony Ety
Frerthlees
Voit Arkelivering
Eas
Léonard ‘Gilpatrick
Floyd Smith
Ant
Audrey Cessna
Andrew McAdams
Charles, Denning
Edna Gontz
William. Kenithom
Gertrude Kelly
John Lake
Sin Tati
Harry Herry
Alte’ Stiver
Convention at Purchase Line Brethren Church Program
Sunday school convention at Purchase Line Brethren Church June 16 features morning devotional by Rev Wakeman and discussions on youth work led by H Jackson. afternoon includes Children’s Division Work with Mrs Ackerson and Adult Bible Class by Elder Peeler. evening program with Rev Weeks, Rev Charles F Reitzel and Commodore male chorus addressing the reconciling work of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren Church
Purchase Line
Rev. Wakeman
H. Jackson
Robinson
Imusic
Christ
Charles F. Reitzel
Altopnar
Auto Crash Injures Two Boys at Rural Crossing
Elmer Harwick of Valier and Clair Rummel of North Point were injured when a Jewett car and a Ford collided at a railroad crossing between Fordham and Valier Saturday night. Harwick injured his ankle. Rummel suffered severe facial and arm cuts from flying glass. Dale Means of Valier drove the Ford. Six to seven people rode the Ford and five in the Jewett. The crash likely resulted from both cars lights not yielding the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Harwick
Valier
Clair Rummel
North Point
Jewett and Ford
Fordham
Harwick
Rummel
Jewett-machine
Rimmel
Ford
Jewett
Indiana County Dental Society elects officers at dinner
At the monthly meeting Dr Clark J Dickie of town was chosen president Dr D W Grom Jey of Marion Center became vice president and Dr H A Gontz of Blairsville secretary treasurer The executive committee includes Dr D L Young Dr L E Ackerson Dr E H Park and CG W Rink A tribute was paid to the late Dr Bawin Ki Wood A dinner followed at the Yuckenberg home on South Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Dental Society
Clark J., Dickie
Town
D. W. Grom Jey
Marion Center
H. A. Gontz
Blairsville
D. L. Young
L. E.ackerson
Clymey
E. H. Park
CG. W. Rink
Bellwood First Aid Meet Honors Winning Teams
Preliminary first aid meet hosted by Bethlehem Mines Corporation in Heilwood drew large crowds. Winning teams, Mine No. 6 led by James Beveridge and Gitle Team captained by Dorothy Hammond, advance to Bethlehem June 26 final meet. Boys team led by Charles Kirker Jr and Mine Rescue Team captains include Russell Keirns and James Miller among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen
Bethlehem Mies Corporation
Heilwood
Bethlehem
Mine No
James Beveridge
Mike Drap Atten
R. McFeeley
Bruno Faas
Patsy Bruno
Louis Drahnak
Charles Kirker, Jr
Russell Keirns
James Miller
al Iyn Ebvans
Credith Davis
Harry
Weddings Of A Week In Vandergrift And Vicinity
A week of nuptials features Dale G Shaner of Vandergrift and Lela Jane McCury marrying at Ellerton parsonage with reception plans. Other weddings include Carolyn Guthrie and Edwin Ebberts at Guthrie home, Genevieve Moore and Rochester Neilson at Marion Center, Clarence Stachell and Charlotte Hill near town, Marie Maruk and Dr Joseph Meier wed in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neilson—Moore
Genevieve Moore
J. ©. Moore
Marion Center
Rochester
Neilson
Punxsutawney
G. W. Alter
Big Gas Well Brought In by Ritter Company
In the Whitesburg field Elder ton Oil and Guay Company headed by Daniel Ritter brought in a gas well with an open flow of 1 211 000 cu ft at a depth of 2087 feet on Thursday. Mrs Sarah Ann Pittman aged 91, a longtime resident of Green township, died at her son William S Pittman home. Burial was at Uniontown, this county, on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitesburg
Elderton Oil and Guay’ Company
Daniel Ritter
Sarah Ann Pittman
Green Township
William 8. Pittman
Uniontown
J. M. Greedy
Livermore
Indiana
Eva Allison
Indiana Hospital
J.C. Thomas
Homer City
Williamsport
Corning
N. Y
Rochester
Brodgort
Brooksport
Samuel E.butterbaugh
Buffalo
Sherman
N.Y
C. F. Corman
Sutton Heads Auto Club At Annual Indiana meeting
At the Indiana Automobile Club annual meeting in the Rest Room, John W. Sutton was elected president with A. Shea as vice president, Paul Lewis treasurer, H. E. Raymond secretary, and honorary vice presidents Chas. Griffith and Harry L. Weamer. Directors named were W. F. Wettling, H. J. Hinterleitner, Ira Myers, W. G. Thomas, and George T. McHenry. The roster grew from 163 to over 500 members, and plans included two highway welcome signs for tourists. Members were urged to attend the Benjamin Franklin National Highway booster meeting in Kittanning tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Automobile Club
John W. Sutton
A. ©. Shea
Paul Lewis
H. E. Raymond
Chas. Griffith
Marion Center
Harry L. Weamer
Saltsburg
W. F. Wettling
H. J. Hinterleitner
Ira Myers
W. G. Thomas
George T. McHenry
Kittanning
Tenth annual convention of District No. 12 of Indiana County Sabbath School Association
District No. 12 convenes at Harmony Grove Lutheran Church for a three session convention on June with morning sessions devotional services and addresses by Harvey Adamson Miss LaRue Millen and Rev W C H Garman. afternoon election of officers and educational programs. evening devotional and addresses with music. delegates to bring lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Grove
The
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
Harvey iAdamson
LaRueMillen
Edna Fry
M. McMilen
iPresident
W. C. Ih. Garman
Our Christian Responsibilities
Holna Shields
Chas. Postlewaite
Chinch
Anchie Brown
Nowman Loughry
JG. M. McHenry
Harry D. Newcomer
Marriage Records Mix Show Many Names Across Indiana
A fragmented list of names and places appears to catalog marriages and licenses. The text names individuals including Ford Pollock Martha Long Clarence Studen ae Charlotte Mildred Hill Pi Robert Keller Richards Dhelma D MicQuown Thomas Mikesell Blairsville Raye McQuown Lucretia Leckenby Stitt Lamoett Buterbaugh Mildred Wolfgang Juneau Edwin Roberts Pittsburgh Indiana Nelson Olsa Tyler Catherine Eenas Speer Wilson Guthrie Hazel Jane Smith Gustave Hallbeng Bernice Taylor Cecil Ira Stiffler Ora Alma Faith Penn Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Pollock
Martha Im
Long
Clarence
Thomas ‘Stud
Charlotte
Indiana
Mildred Wolfgang
Juneau
Edwin F. Roberts
Ittsburgh
Nelson
Olsa
Tyler Catherine Eenas Oemetrong Co
Speer Wilson Guthrie
Hazel
Jene Smith
aiBdi
Gustave Hallbeng
Bernice Taylor
Greensburg
Cecil Ira Stiffler Cherry
Ree Ora
Alma Faith
Penn Run
Piffer Family Moves to Tampa As Atlantic & Pacific Inspector
Inspector of Store Group Mrs. Norman Piffer, with her two sons and her father C. L. McGregor of South Seventh street, leaves for Tampa to join Mr. Piffer, newly appointed inspector of stores for the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company there. Mr. Piffer previously oversaw the Seventh street store in Indiana until last fall and worked in Lakeland, Florida, during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Piffer
C. L. McGregor
South Seventh Street
Tampa
Fla
Piffer
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Seventh Street
Indiana
Lakeland
Thursday Half Holidays Begin for Local Indiana Stores
Beginning Thursday July 15 and lasting until September 9 Indiana stores implement Thursday half holidays. Stores will close Monday July 6 to observe Independence Day tied to July 4 Sunday. Washington trip ahead for Pine Township High School Gentian class graduates led by principal Robert Lange with Alma Garrett Elizabeth Lindsay Elizabeth Griffith Thelma Kirker Mary Romania Alma Farbaugh Ward Stahl accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Henwood
Washington
Robert Lange
Sie Gentian
Pine Township
Washington, D. C
Alma Garrett
Elizabeth Lindsay
Elizabeth Griffith
Thelma Kirker
Mary Romania
Alma Farbaugh
Ward Stahl
Indiana Markets The Grats Meat Market Prices
Indiana markets report Butter at 33 cents and eyes at 25 cents this week. Walter Black of Smicksburg called Monday while serving as juror at Cone June court. W L Orr of Creekside was a county peat caller Thursday. Mrs Elizabeth Ammons of Denver Cal left for western home yesterday after visiting Findley Carney and relatives in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Walter Black
Smicksburg
Cone June Court
W. L. Orr
Creekside
Elizabeth Ammons
Denver
Cal
Findley -Carney
Shower for Newlyweds in Washing ton Township
A kitchen shower at Hilder Kimmell's home in Washington township on June 1 honored Mr and Mrs Robert Bark who wed May 19. Gifts were received and lunch served. Attendees included numerous Bark, Kimmell, Reefer, Miller, Aikens, and Mahan family members and friends. Nearby, Miss Josephine Bence graduated Gettysburg College class of 1926 and will teach English in Bedford high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilder Kimmell
Washington Township
Robert Bark
George Bark
Elder Kimmell
Lester Johnson
Clifford Park
Scott Ank
Howard Reefer
Homer Reefer
James Hall
Henry Aiey
Robert Mahan
Leroy Fisher
Eugene Kimmel
Annie Miller
Prank Fisher
Jessia Aikens
Viola Fox
Nebecta
Anna Mary
Kenneth
J. Luther Bence
Marion Center
Gettysburg
Josephine Bence
Gettysburg College
Bence
Bedford High School
Gorner Stone New Church Laid Sabbath
Corner stone ceremony for the new First United Presbyterian church occurred on Sabbath afternoon with many attendees from the congregation and other denominations. Dr J Pinkerton led services. ministers Dr A B McClure Dr O B Emerson and M L Kemper participated. John S Fisher placed the cornerstone, assisted by J Wilson Thompson. The praise service featured church quartet and local musical groups. cornerstone items include portraits of historic pastors and a photo of future Pennsylvania Governor John S Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Sabath
J. €. Pinkerton
A. BE. McClure
Blairsville
O. BR. Emerson
Methodist Episcopal Church
M.L. Kemper
Second United Presbyterian Church of Indiana
John S. Fisher S
J. Wilson Thompson
S. Ben Pollack
Indiana
B. C. Buchheit
J. B. Baker
Harry J. Bartley
W. H.jackson
David Blair
William Fulton
William S. Owens
J. Day Brownlee
Chalmers G. Morrow
J. C. Pinkerton
John 8. Fisher
Pennsylvania
Holstein Calf Club Membership Boost Planned
At the County Holstein Breeders Association meeting on June 2, a committee was appointed to recruit Indiana County youths for Holstein Calf Club membership. Members include Blaine Short, George Kirk, Charles Hudson, and others. a June 15 Indiana courthouse meeting will plan purchasing calves from high producing cows. A Show Committee was also formed to oversee a large Holstein exhibit at the County Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Holstein Breeders’ Association
Blaine Short
Indiana
George Kirk
Cream Rose Dairy Farm
Livermore
Charles Hudson
Creekside
C.S. Gearhard
Blairsville
Eb, J.miller
Homer City
C. Ih. McCall
Kimmel
Shebota
Indiana County
Court House
J. IM. ‘Cunningham
C. H. McCall
J. J. Connolly
Mellon Opposes Baker for State G.O.P. Leader
Pittsburgh dispatch notes W. L. Mellon brother of Andrew Mellon challenging W. Harry Baker for chairman of the Republican State Committee. Fisher backs Mellon after a meeting with Mellon, while E. E. Beidleman supports Baker. The committee will choose the leader at a Philadelphia meeting this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
INS
Republican State Committee
W. L. Mellon
Secretary of
Treasury
Andrew Mellon
W. Harry Baker
Mellon
John
Fisher
E. E. Beidleman
Baker
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Republican Committee
Mellen
Fisher Imediately
Western Pennsylvania
W. I. Mellon
James Clark Getty Dies at 77 in Indiana Residence
James Clark Getty aged 77, longtime Indiana resident, died Friday at his home in the Elkin apartments after a stroke of apoplexy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clark Getty
Indiana
Elkin Apartments
Deaths and funeral rites in Indiana and area
Obituaries and notices from Indiana county and nearby townships list Michael Bennett a longtime contractor and founder of M Bennett Construction Company died of heart trouble age 35 born Pine township wife Lottie Richardson and five sons survive. Also Margaret Dickason 46 died in Dixonville Hospital funeral at Christian Church Indiana with interment Oakland Cemetery. Josiah Royer 74 of Washington township died of heart trouble, buried Harmony Cemetery. Paul Frantz 79 a World War I veteran died in Prescott Ariz service burial Greenwood Cemetery. H H Long died in Orion Illinois uncle of local residents with children in several cities. William Frederick Penrose 19 died of pneumonia West Wheatfield, services Lutheran Church. Jacob Smith nearly 90 died near Georgeville, lumberman active Smyrna member. Harry Ralph Harrold two years eight months died Homer City, survived by parents and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
South Sixth Street
Michael Bennett
Indiana
Pine Township
Jacob Bennett
Homestead Farm
White Township
M. Bennett Construction Company
Lis Associates
Evangelical Church
Lottie Richardson
Blacklick Township
William C
Harry H
J. Purl
Edward B
Ralph G
George Bennett
New Kensington
Margaret Dickason
Charles Dickae
Clearfield
Bituminous Coal Corporation
Dixonville Hospital
Henry Waltermire
Cherryhill Township
Kenwood
East Fourth Street
Dickason
Christian Church
Walter L. Merrick
Oakland Cemetery
Josiah Royer
Washington Township
Sholocts
Five Points
Harmony Cemetery
Paul Frantz
George Frantz
Prescott
Ariz
Thomas Moorhead
Town
Greenwood Cemetery
Bilonche Frantz
Prescott Ariz
M. B. Fowler
Penn Run
Jean Grebing
Milleraville
T. J. Moorhead
G A. Frantz
Glenwood
Frank Frantz
Baltimore, Md
H. Long
H. H. Long
Orion
Ills
Christian Long
Ambrose
Jud Long
East Moline
Tls
Edgar
Edwin Long
Chicago
Clair
Davenport
Will ‘Rave
The
Baptist Church
W. A. Getty
R. N. Glassford
WM. F. Penrose
William Frederick Penrose
Mrr
Charles FE. Penrose
West Wheatfield
Anl
John ‘H. Penrose
Robinson
Qbarl
Enema
Alberta
Drena
Jacob Smith
Northen
Georgeville
Jefferson County
Smyrna
Milton
North East
John
McDonald
Smith Lobaugh
Punxsutawney
Harry Ralph Harrold
Evan Harrold
Homer City
Grant Smith
Oak Street
Paul Marrold
Fisher Wins Nomination by Eighteen Thousand Four Hundred Twenty Three
In Pennsylvania primaries the final returns from Butler and Wayne counties completed the tally. John S. Fisher of Indiana clinched the Republican gubernatorial nomination by an eighteen thousand four hundred twenty three plurality, edging Beidleman in a close race as Phillips and Tener trailed. Dems saw Bonniwell narrowly lead Shull for governor, Porter placed third, while Wilson ran unopposed for Senate. Labor ticket endorses Beidleman and Pinchot respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
State Board
Butler
Wayne
William
Ware
Philadelphia
United States
Dauphin
Gifford Pinchot
M Ford
George Wharton Pepper
E. E. Beidleman
John S. Fisher
Indiana
Fish
Beidleman
Thomas W. Phillips
John K. Tener
Charleroi
Fisher
Develeye
Gene ©. Bonniwell
Samuel E. Shull
Stroudsburg
Bonniwell
Shu
William E.’ Porter
New Castle
William B. Wilson
Blossbur
James F. Woodward
McKees
Port
Arthur H. James
Ernest G. Smith
Wilkes-Barre
Socialist
Prohibition
Lieut Governor Candidate James At Local Meeting
Republican Lieut Governor nominee Arthur H. James, former district attorney of Luzerne County, met voters at a home gathering with Mrs. Ja Snoch Thomas and Mrs. Wi Smith. James praised Governor S. Fisher and expressed interest in a potential association as a leading state public figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. James
Reg
Gav
S. Fisher
Aged Resident of Ridge Dies After Illness
San Hanna Jane McCarha aged 25 of Ridge County passed away Monday after an illness. Funeral services will be conducted at the Elders Ridge Church on Wednesday at noon. This brief death notice records the participant and timing as read from a damaged obituary fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Hanna Jane McCarha
Iders Ridge
Twa
Elders Ridge
Terian
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bellwood
Mike Thomas
Charles Caalee
Eugene’ Oyle
Fred’ Haasa
Shaner—McCurdy
Dale G. Shaner
John Shaner
Vandergrift
Lela Jane McCury
Harry McCurdy
M. D. McClelland
Elderton Parsonage
Misa Alta McCurdy
Glenn Shaner
Shaner
Rosa
William Kepple
Sue Carnahan
Frank Wagner
Grace
Edward Sharp
Florence
Jessie Devlin
Kenneth Kerr
Iorner Fairman
Glenn
Lee Shaner
William Devlin
Elda
Alta
Myrtle May
Lawrence McCurdy
Wbberts—Guthrie
Carolyn Guthrie
W. Guthrie
Church Street
Edwin Fox’ Ebberts
Emory B Ebberts
Guthrie
F. W. Hinitt
Presbyterian Church
Abigail Guthrie
Miss Kath
Ryn
Ebberts
Alfred Ebberts
Wilson Guthrie
Annie Donaldson Guthrie
Lawrenceville
Reilly Guthrie
Stachell—Hills
Clarence T. Stachell
Charlotte Hill
O. B. Emerson
A. A. Bruchell
Coal Run
A. A. Hill
Meiver—Maruk
Marie Maruk
John Maruk
Joseph Meier
Cleveland
Meijer
Ritter Wsteverte
Sutton
Auto Club
Iau
School For Graduate
F. A. Marshall
Bedford
W. M. Harbison
Young Township
C. W. Williams
Bhens‘buts
Carl Moorheid
Florida
Maple Street
John Sanford
W. W. Coulter
West Lebanon
C. A. McMillen
Pear Home
Asa McAnulty
Clyde Bennett
Homewood
H. B. Napp
Stafford
Maude Paul
C. C. Dinsmore
Baltimore
Blair Goodlin
Blair Borabaugeh
Clymer
Cash Craig
Wilkinsburg
Clark McGregor
J. ©. McGregor
Dr. Glyde, Guthrie
N. J
G. P. MacCartney
John M.st. Clair
Alice
West Philadelphia
Apollo
Charles
Huey
Aice
Charles Bennett
John Bennett
Charles Russell
West Waterstreet
North Seventh Street
W. D. Bagh
Washington Street
Alvin .Evans
Ebensburg
George Harmon
Charles Adama
R. D
Elizabeth
Plumville High School
Hadden
Plumville
Lawrence H. Getty
Youngstown
Ohio
Getty
John Getty
Church’ Street
Mary Elder
Duquesny
Wdlna Elder
Winslow
Frank H. Daugherty
Sbcv&t Street
Killgers School of Dramatic Art
Harriett
W. Flaming
Olive
Virginia
Madeline
Gon. Dale
Buckingham
Col
H. M Zimmermen
Plumyiile
W. Mullen
Loveland
Mullen
Lori?meér County
Colorado
Edwin Clark
Clifford Jeffers
United Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Clarks
L. G. Clark
Jeffers
Shelocta United Presbyterian Church
William L. Buchanan
Sons of Union Veterans of the
W. Roy Hosack
George McHenry
W. W. Brishart
Scott Dixon
Women's Auxiliary
Holstein Calf Club
Margaret. Dickason
Butler and Wayne Co
Ridge DE
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