Delos Grow Case On Trial This Week
Judge Langham presides in Indiana court session with several civil matters and criminal sentences. Delos Grow’s Insurance case against Fire Association of Philadelphia remains unresolved after over a year. multiple assumpsit actions settled or continued. Sentences imposed for violations of prohibition laws include Mary Doutsch and Joe Rudy with varying fines and jail terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Chase
Clearfield
Indiana
Delos Grow
Fire Association of Philadelphia
Delas Grow
J. N. Langham
Har] D. Simpson
G. G. Coy
Ditza Brown
K Ankeny
Arthur Ankeny
Elizabeth Scarilg Baccilli
Royal Insurance Co., Ltd
Liverpool
Frank L. Menthh
Alexander Bennett
John Kindler
John Kots
Marion Center National Bank
Cooper and Son
Langham
Mary Douttch
Joe Rudy
Allegheny County
Charles Clawson
Walter Clawson
Two election districts for White Township voters
Judge J N Langham orders White Township divided into two election districts along the Kittanning Ebensburg Pike with District No 1 north of the line and District No 2 south of it. Appointed officers include District 1 Judge S T Kanarr and others. District 2 Judge Howard Park and others. Suggested new polling place near Armagh Road and South Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Langham
White Township
Nis
White
Kittanning and
Ebensburg Pike
Borough of
Indiana
Philadelphia Street
Pike
T. Kanarr
P. L. Hamill
W. H. Martin
John Garman
Elder Graft
Howard Park
J. B. Anderson
W. B. Hill
Armagh Road
South Sixth Street
J. WN
Lingham
Weddings of a Week in Tarentum Area
Multiple marriage notices from Tarentum Indiana Blairsville and Apollo areas detail weddings of Geraldine Lamberson and Clarence Gephardt in Tarentum. Lowman and Morton in Blairsville. Haer and Widdowson in Apollo. Ruch and Smith in Meadville. Abell and Allison in Logan. and related licenses. Also notes social events at Armagh, a near 80 driver returning from Florida, and the Cribbs reunion with officers and planned future gathering.
Real estate transfers listed with various parcels and prices
A sequence of real estate transfers records numerous parties exchanging lots and tracts across towns such as Cherry Tree White Indiana and Conemaugh with prices ranging from 1.00 to 7 000 and including half and fractional interests in several parcels
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Niel
Clara E. Niel
West Mahati
Edward R. Hitler
First National
Indiana
A.H. Seaman
John Simontis
Green
H. B. Laugham
Glenn Kinter
Mary BH. McCullough
George W. McCullough
East Wheatfield
T. Kane
B. C. Ake
Glen Campbell
Ida Kirkland
John Houck
Cherryhill
Mary
Beemer
Conemaugh
Elderton portrait of Kenneth Rearick by Douglass studio
A photograph of Kenneth Leroy Rearick, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Rearick of Elderton, is reproduced. The image was taken at the Douglass studio on Philadelphia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Leroy Rearick
L. R. Rearick
Elderton
Douglass Studio
Philadelphia ‘Street
Twenty second child born to Robindale couple
A Seward correspondent reports Mr and Mrs John T Toman of Robindale Indiana county welcomed their 22nd child a 15 pound daughter with Dr W S Campbell officiating The family has 11 boys and 11 girls with seventeen living six daughters and eleven sons Three daughters are married and one son has a wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Toman
Robindale
Indiana County
Seward
W. S. Campbell
Teacher Training Diplomas Awarded at Covodes Meeting
The Teacher Trainings Alumni of District No. 1 held its annual meeting at Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church Covodes Thursday evening June 24. Twenty eight revived diplomas and 11 seals were awarded to graduates from Gilgald Presbyterian Mt. Pleasant Trade City Lutheran Marion Center M E Ambrose Baptist Covode M E. After the exercises a luncheon was served by church ladies. New members were admitted and officers elected for the year: President Horace Kinter Marion Center and secretary treasurer Miss Delsie E Hamilton Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Kinter
Marion Center
Delsie E. Hamilton
Home
Personal breevities highlight Indiana county social visits
GW Lutman of Commodore and Will Enterling of Big Run were weekend callers. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Lester Disk of Grant Street. Numerous residents and visitors from Dixonville Dixonville, New Florence and Indiana shared weekends with relatives and friends. Notables included Hon. Join Fisher speaking at a Pittsburgh banquet with local attendees Dr Clark Dickie H Wallace Thomas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutman
Commodore
Will Enterling
Big Run
S. IL. Mattern
Rochester Mills
Lester Disk
Grant Street
Robert J. Hood
New Florence
Samuel Kirtland
Samuel Wetsa
Dixonville
Cooper
Pittsburgh
Homer City
Indiana
Nial Rook
Town
Frank Rook
Clearfield
Loughry Shank
R. D
Gorman
Gipsy
Carl
Wilkinsburg
Green Township
Latrobe
Blacklick
W. A. Simpson
John
Seventh Street
Philadelphia
R. S. Hazlett
Evelyn
Sharpsville
Julia Connor
Johnstown
S. M. Streams
Margaret Brickley
Hardy Hepler
John Neigley
Nancy
Butler
L. B. Rittenhouse
Ruth
Francis Fairman
Frances Garman
Washington, D. C
C. H. Steying
James Jack
Bruce Dinsmore
George Whitmyer
Jack Oswald
Fin. T. Harkleroad
Valley
L. T. Ashbaugh
Robert
Louise
Shar~on
Trimble
University of Michigan
Fisher
Hotel Schenlay
Fifteenth Ward
Republican Club
P. W. Adams
Clark Dickie
H. Wallace Thomas
H. ¥. Raymond
William and
Harry Bannett
Ira A. Myers
Charles W. Hooks
Smyrna Literary Society Program and Community Events
Smyrna Literary Society outlines its upcoming meeting with music, recitations, readings, dialogues, jokers, and impersonations led by Adda Waddell and various participants. Also, a Basket Picnic at Cree Rose Dairy Farm near Livermore planned for Monday with free ice cream, plus July 2 Apple Thinning Demonstrations and a quiet Fourth in Indiana with stores closed. A Potato Spraying Demonstration by J. W. Warner is set near Rossiter on Thursday at 6 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna Literary Society
Adda Waddell
Margaret Gentz
Margaret Burkett
Griffith
Mrs. Lemon
May North
Mary Burkett
Hint Or Grimth
Rachel Hamilton
Foles
Pearl Hall
George Waddell
Arthur Steel
Lester Hamilton
Guy Skinner
Walter Steele
Kenneth North
Alethe Skinner
Mildrad North
Lillian Skinner
Victor Lemon
Clark Wingard
Cree Rose
Livermore
Cream Store
J. W. Warner
Lewis Curcella
Rossiter
Davis Literary Society
Zofe Leczner
Janet Nolt
Mary Heberling
Ada Jana Hamilton
Annabeth Detlaven
K. BE. Nolf
Bil McManiy
Joss
Veterans group reelects leaders at state convention
Maj. Charles C. Mefhain of Joan A. Blakeley Camp leads the Mai C McLaen chapter as state department commander at the 22nd annual convention. Geo T McHenry is department adjutant and Harry W Fee department auditor. Greensboro will host next meeting. Auxiliary elects Mrs Anna B Armstrong president and Mrs Anns McHenry historian. Fifth Regiment volunteers name Arthur J Russell president and four others as vice presidents. Attendees praise Indiana hospitality. 1728 convention called best yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ¢. Mefhain
Joan A. Blakeley
State Department
Geo. T. McHenry
Harry W. Foe
Greensboro
Anna B. Armstrong
Pittsburg
Anns McHenry
Indiana
Ofhcers
Volunteer Infantry Association
Camo Rest
Arthur J. Russell
George J. Felt
George W. Wakefield
H. C. W. Patterson
Harry W. Fee
Pomona Grange Meeting Highlights and Events
A long Pomona Grange session at Willet drew about 200 attendees from across the county with Jeffer son county representation. Upcoming events include a September 30 joint meeting with the West Pomona Grange at Armagh and a spelling contest using Seventy Lessons in Spelling with medals awarded to top individuals. Also noted are honorees at the State Grange Leadership Conference and a stance in favor of continuing the gasoline tax for road funding. Guernsey Breeders in Indiana County discussed Calf Club plans and a blood test endorsement, with a dues structure of 2.69 per year. Davis Literary Society schedule for July 7 features varied readings and performances. In Cherry Tree, Rev. O. Anderson was installed as pastor with speeches, a reception, and notable attendees. Indiana livestock market updates show butter at 33 cents and veal at 26 cents per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange
Willet
Parsons
Jefferson County
West Pomoraa Grange
Penn Grange
Armagh
Pomona
M. Thompson
G. C. Steele
Clarence Shields
Center Hall
Indiana
Indiana County
Guernsey Cattle Club
L. W. Robinson, Jr
John G. Henderson
Guernsey
Guern- Bey Breeders Journal
Lydick
Dlanz
Anderson
Cherry Tree Congregation
Cherry Tree Presbyterian Church
St. M. Osfutt
Kittanning
Butler
Iutton
Jersey Cattle Show a Great Jersey Bull Demonstration
The Lovejoy Jersey Bull Association held a cattle show on June 28 marking the first in seven years. 48 cattle were shown before 101 attendees, with photos for the Jersey Bulletin. An extension specialist demonstrated judging, and Robert Rae spoke for the American Jersey Cattle Club. A calf club race amused spectators as youths and helpers sprinted the 100 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovejoy
Jersey Bull Association
Association
Jersey Bulletin
Indlina County
Palmer
D. Brownell
Extension Specialis
Bull Association
Pennsylvania State College
Ameerican Jersey Cattle Club
Robert Bae
Brownell
Vail
Jack Fulley
Walter Riveard
Clair Grouley
Jersey
D. HW. Swartz
Swarts
Tle
Swarty
Mr. Swart
Dawson's Interested
Marlon Canter
Tull Associaton
Lovejoy Association
Double Funeral for Aged Man and Child
A double funeral was held at St John Lutheran church for William Franta Allshouse, 75, a Washington township resident, and his granddaughter Betty Luceal Allshouse, 15, who died of pneumonia. The service was led by Rev. Garman, with burial in Indiana County. Survivors include children, grandchildren, and a large local family. Betty was born April 19, 1926, and died June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Lutheran Church
William Franta Athouge
Washington Township
Betty Sneeal Allshouge
Therfant
Jennings Allshouse
Johnstown
William Frantz Allshouse
William Findley
Mary Ann Allshouse
Washington Townsill
Harmony Grove Tlatheran Church
Pointy and
Plumville Lodge
Ilsgrave
Allshouse
J. L. Wally
Smicksburg
R. D
W. A
Archie Saddler
Creekeside
Daniel Cramer
De«lancey; Mrs. W. T. C. Busch, Plumville; J. Allen and Mary A. Allghouss
Blehtean
Betty Luceal Allshause
Pneumonica
Alvin
Luise
Wilcher
Clent Allshouse
Garman
St. John Lutheran Cemetery
Obituary notes for Dehaven Torrence and Mrs Kelly
Warrence T Dehaven Torrence aged 34 died in Plaveland Ohio on June 14 from complications of diseases He was a former county resident now in Cleveland and leaves a widow Hisse Crooke DeHaven two sons Sankey Larue and two daughters Elizabeth and Elwood all of near Plumville Also survived by his parents in Ol City and two sisters Marie Crooks Tarentum and Mary Kuhetos Cheswick Interment was at Cleveland Mrs Norman G Kelly wife of Norman G Kelly Marion Center dropped dead June 18 aged 64 She was daughter of John W Rowe near Marion Center member of MBE church and esteemed. she leaves a husband two sons and three daughters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Myrtle Johnston
Frank R. Johnston
Youngstown
D. B. Risinger
Homer City
Youngstown O
Indina
Streams
Greenwood Cemetery
Joan A. Risinger
Ernest Risinger
Akron
St. C. Griffith
Florence Riseinger
William Brown
Indiana
Johnston
Idiana Street Railways Co
Clara Hanna Baker
Alatr O. Baker
Vandergrift
Wiliam A. Hanne
White Township
St. Paul's Lutheran Church of
Clair
Arthur
John T. Hanna
Canton
Mra
Annie Beatty
J. W. Heifletinger
Harry J. Beck
J. Blair Cummins
Daisy Hanna
Lloyd Whittinger
Apollo
C. A. Lentz
Harrisburg
Sanuel N
Mwiston
Samuel N
Houston
Ineiana
Ji-law
James A. Smith
Church Street
Glen Campbell
Indfan
Crace Risinger
Iisinger
Flomer City
Guimpine
Drel
Drel: ‘Home of Her Grand-Mother, Mrs. ‘Liza Hennele, By the Rev. Critchlow
Moettadst Episcopal Church
Washington
Best Washington Best
Grant Township
Thay
M. I. Church
Ha Beves Ong Bon
Jon Best
Margaret Alcuun
Margaret Altman
Blairsville
Willams Agingot
Springdale
Martha
Annie
Myrtle
Warrence T. Dehaven
Torrence
Dehaven
Plaveland
Cleveland
Hisse Crooke DeHaven
Sankey
Larue
Elizabeth
Elwood
Plum Ville
Ol City
Marie Crooks
Tarentum
Mary Kuhetos
Cheswick
Claveland
Norman G, Kelly
Matilda Jane Kelly
Norman G. Kelly
Marion Center
John W. Rowe
M. BE. Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jupeh A. R. Chase
Langhaim
Andrew Salleiver
Andreyy Saltselver
Tadiana
Mr. Saltsgiver
H. M. Trawn
Ross
Gephardt—Lamberson
Geraldine A. Lamberson
Frank Lamberson
Clarence G. Gephardt
Charles A. Gephardt
Trinity Lutheran Church
FR. Oney
Indiana High School
Indiana Normal School
Derry
Gephardt
Tarentum High School
University of Pittsburgh
Brackenridge
Mrs. Lowman
Socialville
Mildred Elizabeth Haaer
Frederick Haer
Wilbur J. Widdowson
Harvey Widdowson
Lutheran Church
M. L. Claire
Haer
Office of Register and ‘Recorder
Court House
Mr. Widdowson
R. W. Wehrle and Co
Ruch—smith
H. Ruch
Heilwood Presbyterian Church
Meadville
Chertina Smith
Mansfield Foresbell
Ruch
Heilwood
Nebo
Penn Run
Abell
Allison Clare Abell
Logan
Ohio
Warion Allison
Elmer W. Allison
First Presbyterian Church
Frederick W. Hinitt
Tey
Frank Jacobs
Moween
Martha EB
Akins Saltsburg
Penrose
Robinson Violet B
Boring
W. Wheatfield
Eugene Grant Fleming
Bradford Mary Vera Ankeny
Elderton H. Bilsworth
Cochran - Drie
Annie Annable
Eric Harry Gray
Spangier
Anna Good
Spangler Armstrong Co
Plorence Shuster Armstrong
Imima C
CMDDS
Phillip Ferrara
Ernest
Mary McGill
William Shelton
Mary Smith
Edward Ll. Bueh - Summers
Scott Glenn
Scott Glenn En Alexandria
Edna May Campbe
Charles Roser
Jeannette Burnidern
Glass Indiang
Amos Yount
Jennie Sutton Mack
H. R. Dill
Hallie Dill
Alfred Foster
Virginia Caldwell
M. W. Campbell
C. A. Hoffman
J. O. Mack
Bruce Tomb
Dillia M. Cunningham
Mollie Patchin
H. Hale Hollingsworth
J. Gearhart
Florida
Indian County
Gearhart
Blacklick Township
Lakeland
Fla
Mr. Hardinger
Galloway
Correpolis Maan
Wheatfield
R. V. Baldwin
Coraupelis
Bert Russell
City College
Detroit, Mich
Husky Elderton Fac
Randy
Covode
HH. W
Mai. C
McLaen Weads
Fantsil War Organizarion
Andlant
Pomona ‘Grange
Indiagna
Id. W. Brown
Danter Brown, Jr
D. W. Brown
Brown
Mr. Brown
Guilt Refining Co
WO Atlshhouse
Betty Luckal
Frank TR. Johnston
Highaway
Aul
Josh
Baptist
David Bennett
Frank Fry
D.L. Davis
Gally
Colemas
Gault
Boar Run
Jacob Clovonger
Jacob Clevenger
Brushgatley
Warren Mauk
Blair Dias
Arkangel
Beryl Clevanger
Mteatrn
John Clevenger
Latcinshero
George
Clarence Clevenger
Hoeshbon
Allen
Byreth~ion Church
Montgomery Township
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