Commencement Week Plans at Indiana Normal School
Indiana Normal School outlines a busy commencement week with junior and senior tests, a free Madrigal Club concert, a Washington & Jefferson College sermon, campus vesper services, faculty vs seniors baseball, and a large senior Pageant featuring over 300 participants. Alumni events include a Friday reunion, a Tuesday banquet and dance, and a Wednesday graduation of about 800.
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Normal
Indiana Normal School
State Board
Alumni Association
Knights of Pythias Opera House Opens in Town Center
The new two-story brick building sits at the town’s business center with an opera house on the first floor and the Knights of Pythias lodge and social rooms on the second floor. The order includes many leading local businessmen and hosted an afternoon music program by the Clymer band before a dance from evening to 1:00 am.
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Twilight Lodge No. 1126
Order of Gold Fellows
Glan Campbell
Charles J. Seighfeld
Blairsville
Reilly
Sykesville
Teagarten
Punxstrawney
J. N. Langham
Indiana
Big Run Lodge
Pennsylvania
Twilight Lodge
Noble Grand
J. A. Manner
E. R. Lutman
Charles Judge
W. H
Odd Fellows
Order
Glen Campbell
Great Order
J. E B. Miller
Giant
Electric Light Company
Supt
Joseph Lembach
Harry E. Sebring
Cherry Tree
James B. Lembach
W. H. McQuilken
R. C. Cessna
Levi Conner
Clymer Castle
Glen Club
Edwin Wilkins
Charles Brady
Edward Buddle
William Templeton
John Morrow
Walter Woodall
Fred Hancock
Richard Hancock
Thos. Kirkman
John A. Scott
Frank Fhythyon
Arvena Bryan
Benjamin Moore
Pittsburg
Domain
Opera House
Clymer
Knights of Pythias
Thieves Raid Blacklick Home In Drugged Robbery
Thieves cut a pane from a Blacklick home window on Saturday night, drugged the John Koken family and looted the dwelling and adjoining Koken store. They took $100 cash and clothing, then fled as occupants recovered. This marks a second bold robbery in Blacklick in a week, prompting residents to demand police protection and increased patrols.
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John Koken
Blacklick
Koken
Indiana Girl Engaged to Leechburg Man Announced
At a dinner hosted by Mrs. Jennie Gibson Lowman in Indiana, Miss M Josephine Lowman was announced engaged to John H McGeary of Leechburg. The couple plans a July wedding. Miss Lowman, a graduate of the Indiana Conservatory of Music, teaches in Leechburg and Ebensburg schools. McGeary, a Grove City and Pitt man, is a Leechburg businessman.
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Indiana
Leechburg
Jennie Gibson Lowman
South Eleventh Street
Josephine Lowman
John
McGeary
Blairsville Epworth League holds successful convention
The Blairsville District Epworth League met at the Methodist Episcopal church with largely attended sessions and strong interest. Officers for the coming year were elected: President J. I. Henderson of Indiana, Secretary Caroline Clawson of Indiana, Treasurer Nora Armour of Bolivar, VPs Norman Angus Johnstown Luella Murphy Kittanning Bulotta Reed Turtle Creek Jennie M Johnston Vandergrift. The next convention site was not chosen.
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Blairsville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presiddnt
J. I. Henderson
Indiana
Caroline Clawson
Nora Armour
Bolivar
Norman Angus
Johnstown
Luella Murphy
Kittanning
Bulotta Reed
New tire factory opens in Indiana with local labor
Indiana's Mc Greary Tire and Ruther Co begins operations on the Ajil son farm west of Indiana. A 48 by 218 foot frame building houses a 250 horsepower steam engine and 350 horsepower boiler system. About a dozen workers produce automobile tires from crude South American rubber via grinding, milling, and canvas lamination, culminating in a baked vulcanized tire finished in a metal mold.
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Indiana
McGreary Tire and Ruther Company
Phint
Ajilson
Harry McCreary
Jta
Pennsylvania
Buffalo, Rochester
Pittsburg
South America
Grim Reapers Harvest Death of Wilkinsburg Resident
Grim Reapers Harvest death of Mr Wilson Peoples Johns a Wilkinsburg resident aged about seventy. He died at his home on Center street after an illness that began Thursday night. He was born September 16 1844 in Franklin county and lived in West Wheatfield then Wilkinsburg. He married Autanda Hall April 28 1870 and had ten children. Funeral services were held at his home and he was buried in Woodland cemetery.
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John Gallagher
Lovejoy
Br. Ney Prothero
Jennnetts
John Fetterman
Hellwood
Mary Shaffer
Near Shebouta
Lou Anthony
Railroad Avenue
Philadelphia
J. &. Hood and Son
Widers Ridge
Indiana
Margaret Loughry
North Sixth Street
Floyd Beatty
Butler
Bess Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
Pittsburg
Vandergrift
Misa Alma Stuchell
East Water Street
Wikinshburg
Charles Alter
East Philadelphia
Blairaville
Mary Moorhead
Monaca
J. S. LeClerc
St. Joseph
J. R. Jones
North Ninth Street
Caroline Guthrie
Church Street
Ardmore
Alexander M. Stewart
West Philadelphia
Greensburg
Horace G. Carmall
H. C. Christy
South Seventh Street
F. Warner
J. M. Campbell
Murray Peeler
Lloyd McCreight
Washington-Jefferson College
H. F. Beck
Althon
W. Johnston
Uniontown
EB. C. Buchheit
Dwight Patterson
West Lebanon
T. B. Wachob
John Martin
North Mahoning Township
Progress
Frank Nealer
Kittanning
Nealer
Henry Nealer
Chestnut Street
Bertha Bell Neal
Elsie Hart
Jacksonville
Washington, D. C
Agnes Pounds
John Barr
Town
Murray Pounds
Wilkinsburg
Fay
Helen Simpson
New Paltz
Estella Moulton
Hannah Gessler
Carrie
California
A. S. Moorhead
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company
KE. B. Wells
Bride
HR. N. Ray
West Water Street
J. 8
Hile
Mary
Butler County
Indidiana
Andrew Stewart
Princeton University
Harry W. Wilson
Central America
C. Kennedy
Young Township
Kennedy
Martha Orr
Wilson Peoples Johns
This County
Center Street
Witkitshirg
the Devensad
Wranklin County
Wheatfield Township
Wilkins Burg
Autanda 4
Hall
Lockport
Katherine
William Watterson
Charleroi
Ida L
Myrtle
Llenry Vanhyn
Jen
Orvin WF. Rowe
Mary A
West Penn Hospital
Fittsburg
William Johna
Brughvalley
Jot H. Jobs
Franklin
Marvin
Medico Chi University
Edna
Pauline Golden
Indiana Normal School
Arly
United Brethren Church
W. 5. Wilson
United Brethren Church of
Woodland Cemetery
William H. Lydie
Creekside
South Mahoning Township
Jane Bell
Near Davis
da Mahan
Sarah Lockard
Mr. Lydick
S. C. Lydic
B. F. Lydic
Center Township
Illen Wells
Plumville
Annie Limrick
Flora
Presbyterian Church
W. J. Wilson
Washington Church
Andrew Gailey
East Oak Street
Margaret Harahberger
Sara Jane
Gailey
A. Gailey
Harry W. Warhart
O. A
A. F
J. W. Gailey
St. C. Timberlake
C. Gailey
Edgewood
Ida M. Gailey
Bellevue
Alice
Samuel Gailey
Clarksburg
West Oak Street
Second United Presbyterian Church
A G. Morrow
Greenwood Cemetery
Calderwood Anniversary Brings Family to Rochester Mills
Emma Calderwood and her husband celebrate their sixty sixth anniversary at home in Rochester Mills. The Calderwoods, natives of Ireland and long residents of Canoe township, share eight children, three living, with William W., Robert Simeon and Walter Scott among them. They are longtime Rockbridge Presbyterian Church members and he has remained a steadfast Republican without seeking office.
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Sante
Calderwood
Littlest
Saniel Calderwood
Tear
Rochester Mills
Mr. Calderwood
Andrew Calderwood
County Tyrone
Ireland
America
Canoe Township
Sanval
Eizabeth Shiels
George Shields
William W
Robert Simeon
Walter Scott Calderwood
Rockbridge
Wildlife League tour to promote game protection in county
Representatives of the Pennsylvania Wildlife League and possibly the State Game Commission, with Indiana County Game Protector I M Lewis, plan county tours next week. Evening meetings are set for Marion Center Smicksburg Glen Campbell Blairsville Heilwood and Clymer starting Monday in Marion Center. The drive follows Grange failures for sheep raisers and seeks state funds from Hunters' Licenses to pay bounties and protect wildlife. Allegheny County spent over 18000 last year on licenses. Indiana County seeks its share.
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Howlers of Wild Life League
Pennsylvania Wild Life League
State Game Commission
Indiana County Wild Life League
I. M. Lewis
Marion Center
Smicksburg
Glen Campbell
Blairsville
Heilwood
Clymer
The
Grange
Indiana County
Lifelong County Resident Killed Near Welhrum
Henry Frank, about 55, longtime Green township resident and Lovejoy native, was killed by a falling tree at Burnhelmer’s lumber camp near Welhrum on Monday. He lived most of his life in the bile woods of Green township. He leaves a widow and several children. Remains taken to his former home for funeral services today with interment at Mc Hawel cemetery near Spruce.
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Henry Pronk
Welhrum
Enry Frank
Green Township
Burnhelmer
Lovejoy
McHawel
Spruce
Impressive Figures In Tie Y M C A Annual Report
The Indiana M C A annual report shows membership at 880, total religious meeting attendance 4796, 74 percent in educational classes, 9482 at entertainments and socials. Gym classes reached 3741, swimming pool users near 3000, with bathing activities totaling 12274.
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Indiana
M.C. A
Mixed up records and orders from Indiana county notices
The item lists names and amounts involving transfers and deeds to individuals and organizations including Laura Davis George Biswer and Greenwith Coal. It notes a general order from National Guard headquarters Harrisburg prohibiting booze at the upcoming state guard encampments and urges officer compliance.
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Ti Green
Munarilal Estate & Peon Ca
National Guard
Harrisburg
State Guard
Shefflers Sentence Shocks Court In Jail Break Case
Mrs. Sheffer cursed the court as she was sentenced to four years in the Allegheny county work house for jail breaking and theft tied to a prior parole violation. Her husband drew two years in Western penitentiary while Sheffer’s overall term reaches eight years, with other defendants receiving fines and work house terms.
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J. Telford
Harry Sheffer
Mrs. Sheffer
Samuel Galbreath
Young Township
Mike Drotea
Frank Mariano
Mary Mariano
George Bea
Frank Millosky
Bee
Charles Fredarka
Fred Hoover
Glen Campbell
Norris Cochran
Blacklick
Thuntington Reformatory
Fires Destroy Two Dwellings Nine Injured In Incident
Fire near Ord razed the home of N Luther Buterbaugh while J Scott Lightcap’s dwelling burned in Marion Cantor. both insured. Elmer I Wagens lost a barn in Sehan township to lightning with no coverage. Mrs Frank Weitzhout scratched a hand which became infected and required hospital care. A 14 inning tie game between Indiana State Normal and St Vincents ended 9 to 0 as the visitors caught a train. Shelocta plans a big Fourth of July celebration on July 6. John Kinter renewed his Progress subscription.
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N. Luther Buterbaugh
J. Scote
Ord
Yahanus
Mutual
J. Scott Lightnap
Marion
Seruels
Wingers
Frank Wpeiltzhouts
Center Township
Indiana Hospital
Graumes
Noval
St. Vincent
Indiana State Normal School
St. Vincents College
Indiana Markets Say 1%6 Saves 166
Children's Day exercises will be held in the Baptist church near Chambersville on Sunday morning at 10 30 oclock.
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Hoilwood
Westwood
Pamn Mary Park
Baptist Church
Chambersville
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Olymer Knights of Pythias
Thomas Thomas
Austtan
Helen Jane Steetle
John FB
Steetle
Austman
Pearl Victoria Lovelace
George Lovelace
Wayne Ave‘nue
James Lloyd Hunt
Ta Fentum
McOreary
Grim Reapers Harvest
Wilson PY Jobs
Clark Bros
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Clark Brothers Coal Mining Company
Glen Campbeall
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States Supreme Conch
Pennton
Penn Tian
Pant Fowler
Hey
Frank Rutledge
Rutledge
Y.M. C
Lowis Organization
Jhas
Bhamstat Tran
J. Mart Stamp
Armbtrong
Louang
M. Coulter
Herbert J. Swartz
Mary Fa. Tlavis
Jar J. Stonbraker
Eee
Dayton
Mabel J. Metfenry
West Mahoning
Roy J. Rickard
Siena
Cherry
Shefflers
Shelocts
Shelocta
John Kinter
Kintersburg
Ges
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