Tragic Car Crash Kills Indiana Man on Vacation Day
George Lovelace a well known Indiana machinist died on the first day of a Michigan visit after a car accident in Warren Ohio. His wife was critically injured and daughters Ona and Nellie also suffered injuries. The family were traveling from Tarentum to visit relatives when another car struck their vehicle on a side street. Surviving relatives include Mrs Lovelace and several children, with funeral services set for Tarentum Thursday at 2 PM.
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Indiana
George Lovelace
Warren
Warren Hospital
Ona
Nellie
Michigan
Lovelace
C. & BH. Motor Company
Tarentum
Montgomery Township
Cookport
Indiana Foundry Company
William Ballantyne
Philadelphia
Clark Lydle
Natrona
Nellie Lovelace
Tareniam
Lisle Yeaton
New York City
Lloyd Hunt
Oregon
A. W. Lovelace
Town
Prominent Merchant Buys Greensburg Bon Ton Home
Samuel W. Rose owner of the Bon Ton stores in Indiana and Greensburg has purchased the Bringer Building, a three story Greensburg structure to become the permanent home of the establishment. The Troutman Company will move to a new site on the Zimmerman House lot. Rose reportedly paid about 175000 for the building which will be remodeled before occupancy.
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Greensburg
Samuel W. Rose
Bon Ton
Indiana
Greenspurg
Bringer
A. B H. Troutman Company
Troutman Company
Zimmerman House
Rose
Week of Weddings: Postlewait Roney and More Vows
In Valier and nearby towns several weddings unfold. Fanny Postlewait and Ellsworth Roney wed with 120 guests at the Postlewait home, sharing a formal arch ceremony, a large reception, and future plans to live in Trade City. Marian Cunningham and John Roehrig marry in Kane church with travel following and home in Kane. Lillian Graff weds Hugh Liggett at Blairsville home as guests observe a family ceremony. Tensia Shaffer and Frank Crawford unite in Apollo with a modest reception and soon-to-be home in Apollo. Humble notices include Smilth Shaffer and Paul Smith tying vows in Clymer parsonage.
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Roehrig-Cunningham
Marian Grace Cunningham
John Cunningham
West Lebanon
John Emberry Roehrig
Kane
Episcopal Church of
J. A. McCamey
Mabel
Anna Schaffer
DuBois
R. A. Weaver
Philadelphia
Great Lakes
New England
Yarnell Street
W. F. Holden
H. W. Miller
Rochester
R. M. Wishart
Newton Govee
Erington
D. C
Edgar Wetzel
Superior
Mich
Hammers Named Medical Director at Pittsburgh City Home
James Hammers, previously of Mayview and a former Indiana boy, was appointed medical director and superintendent of the Pittsburgh City Home and Hospital at Mayview. He will start August 1, with a salary of 7000 dollars. He is the son of the late Prof A M Hammers, former Indiana county schools superintendent.
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James 8. Hammers
Pittsburgh City Home and Hospital
Mayview
Hammers
Indiana
A. M. Hammers
Indiana County Schools
Hmbreeville
Chester County Hospital
Real estate transfers in Indiana County listed
Deeds recorded show Isabella Keily and others transferring lots and tracts in Blacklick Brushvalley Clymer Center First ward White South Mahoning and nearby areas for sums ranging from 250 to 7960 dollars. Other notes include Zion Lutheran church meeting in 1924 and July 4 community events near Mechanicsburg Brushvalley plus a concrete road project nearing completion to Pittsburgh.
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Indiana County
Bince
Isabella M. Keily
A. W. Campbell
Blacklick
Lizzie Stiles
A. Ne
Brushvalley
Dixon Run Land Co
Harry Levinson
Clymer
Wm. M. Munshower
Maud
Maud &. Hengell, Lot In Center, $2500. A. M. Barron To G, 8, Kunkle
Lota
Burrell
Wilbert Mack
Henry D. Jones
West Wheatfield
Cecelia Vogel
Edward G. Vogel
First Ward
Indiana
W. C. Bennett
A. H. Seaman
John F. McCoy
Cherryhill
Dewira Reed
C. J. Cochran
Salishburg
John A. Warden
Carrie A. Warden
Idiana
Daniel W. McMillen
Clark
Lightcap
South Mahon
Ing
L. H. Hileman
J. S. Hileman
White
Center
Wilma Miller
Irwin Lewis
Escaped Prisoner Captured Near Walston After Breakout
Norbert Hill, 24, one of several inmates who fled Rockview Penitentiary on June 17, was found at the home of his sister, Mrs Mary Fare Wells, in Walston Jefferson County. Hill described the escape amid food shortages and a planned wall climb, aided by a hacksaw blade. he said he did not intend to escape but was pressured by other prisoners. He earned a four year sentence for library theft and said he walked out, waited openly, and was recaptured this morning.
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Res Vets
Sial
Nobert Hil
Rockview
Mary Farewells
Walston
Jefferson County
Hill
Ji Deven Mentha
T Hill
Ila
Punxsutawney
Tam
Lightning Fells Stable and Storm Hits Parkwood
A Sunday evening electrical storm struck a Parkwood stable owned by J R Ray, burning the structure and hay and straw inside. Insurance partly covers the loss. The same storm felled a tree near J R Wiggins’s chicken house in Armstrong Township, killing several fowls, and widespread damage occurred to gardens and grain fields across the county. Three new houses at Clymer by Clearfield Bituminous Coal were damaged by the wind. Two cherry trees on Munshower farm in White Township were split by a lightning strike. World War veteran Walter D Peterman of town announced to run for Register and Recorder on the Republican ticket, noting wartime service and campaigns. A new baseball diamond in Barnesboro will open Thursday for a Barnesboro–Indiana Independents game at 5:20 to accommodate after-work attendees. John T. Davis of Blairsville, state Prohibition Director, may resign amid co operation disputes with federal agents. Subscribers with June 24 dates should renew now to avoid missing issues. Fatal tipple accident near Iselin injures Nick Sanduci. Prof G G Abbot notes sun activity may be lowering heat. Mrs Catherine M Berkey and son were in a business in Commodore.
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Irvin S. Glasser
Pittsburgh
Isabel Rink
Indiana
Squire T. S. Lynn
Clyde
A. H. Shields
Rochester Mills
Arthur Penrgon
Indianapolis
Ind
Clark Bucharist
Waynesburg
Earl Reed
Clymar
Niagara Falls
Hazel Butterbaugh
Town
Altoona
Mabel Mikesoll
Blacklick Township
Mary Hubner
Vintondale
BE. J. McTigue
Louise Ross
Co. H. McClelland
Cyrus Rummell
Jas
Denver
North Point
Florence Wagner
Mildred Dickie
Chicago
Lester Blakley
Brockwayville
Monk Cochran
South Seventh Street
CG. C
Alice Crane
Cleveland, C
Indiana, Normal
Clarence McCreigh
George Hart
Overbrook
Kans
Hart
Lafayette Sutter
West Water Street
CG. J. Dickie
J. McClure Tyson
du Bois
Charlotte Leydie
Wayne Avenue
Ann Malone
Sewickley
Mary Galliger
Margaret Arkwright
Fairmont
W. Va
Sara McQuigg
Panville
Lewis Overholt and Son
Harry White, Jr
Sisie VanHorn
Mary Brilhart
Scottdale
Hazel J. Kelly
David Hinton Craig
Shoth
Cumberland
Clarence Cecsey
Gladys Jean Pollock
Arthur Gilbert
Griffith
Homer City
Ruth Edna Forsha
J. ®. Coulter and
She- Joda
Coultter
John Ramsey
Margaret
Dunavant
Kana
J. F. Burns
Washington, D. C
Mya
Reed
Martha St. Clair
Alexandria
Roy St. Clair
Jennie G. Lowman
South Eleventh Street
Hag Ax
Jter
George Lowman
Lawrence
Kaus
John McGeary
Betty Jane McGeary
Leechburs
Elizabeth Carson
Jason Carson
Los Angeles
Cal
May Getty
Grafton
Far West
Charles B. Faunt
Newton Long
Clymer
Sinicksburg
Parkwood
J. R. Ray
J. R. Wiggins
Armatrong
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Munshower Fruit
White Lownship
Walter D. Peleminan
Peterman
Germany
Marne
Longtime Indiana resident dies after lingering illness
Edimund R. Bueton aged ye ars died at his North Ninth Street home after a prolonged illness. He was born in Bluraville September 19 1848 son of the late Gwin Sutton and worked as a bookkeeper for several firms including Diamond Glassware Company before retirement due to health. Survived by wife and one daughter Mrs Wilmer T L Wood. Funeral at home followed by Greenwood cemetery interment.
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Bidlouiad
R. Sutton Poltowig
Edimund R. Bueton
Yeura
Indiana
North Ninth Street
Bluraville
Gwin Sutton
Harrisburg
Flin Zollinger
Sutton
Wariough
Diamond Glasswire Company
Nettylties
Wilmer TL. Wood
Greenwood Cemetery
Robert M. Kerr
County Sons
East Philoe Idelphin Street
M. RB. Church
Ray, J. S. White
Kerr
Oakland Cemetery
Homer Koontz
Mark Kerr
Stewart Kerr
Altoons
Walter N. Brown
Locust Straet
Osle ¥. Aemaley
G. S. Remaley
Brown
Ife
Gyo
Maule
Laney
Wilkins
Edgewood
W. L. Meier
Intormont
Oxklann
Fund Drive Aims To Raise 20000 For Scouts In County
A four day drive launches to raise 20000 to support Boy Scout activities in the county. More than 8500 boys lack funds to join, with 41 troops and 960 in the program. The county council seeks funds and capable scoutmasters to extend troops and programs across districts. The drive also marks one of ten counties to win the President Harding streamer for 25 percent scout gains. Local solicitors visit sections all week to secure donations.
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Inge Capital—County Council
Harding Streamer
Lie
Amt
Capabiha
Jr Scout World
Tidfann Wit
Stele
Court House
Inidiwin Chamber For Commerce
Seout
Cherry Tree School Bond Issue Approved by Vale
Voters in Cherry Tree township approved a 15 000 bond issue to fund a new entrance and to retire existing indebtedness of the school district. The 101 to 4 tally was celebrated with a parade of schoolchildren carrying banners through town.
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Cherry Tree
Hell
Thursdy
Ulso
Tyne
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Sheloca
George PD. Leydieé
Charlotte
Stork
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Gessler
Indiana County Buech Railways Co
Lottie Myers
Mary Neeley
Salvation Army Training School
Miss Myers
Brooklyn
Mise Neeley
Greenville
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Woricin
County Automobile Club
Todinna
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L. 8. Ritetenhouse
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Heer
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Tancheon
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Saltsburg
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Dormont
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Blanche E. Wright
Indiana High School
Lee M. Hale
Lisbon
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