First United Presbyterian Church Plans New Granite Church
At a congregational meeting on Sabbath morning unanimous approval was given to erect a new 206000 church on the site of the present house of worship. Pledges total 161000, and the building committee is authorized to secure plans bids and specifications. Construction expected to begin by late summer with minor interior changes and little exterior change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Rowal Mail Carrice
Blairsyile
Batur- New
Rossiter
Clearford
Idyer Corporation
More
March Grand Jury in Session in Indiana County
Judge Langham opens the March term as Donald C. Davis is named grand jury foreman. True bills include possession and sale of liquor and related offenses. several are not true bills. Naturalization court tests 66 candidates. county cost figures on prisoner maintenance and law enforcement are presented to urge public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N
Langham
Donald C. Davis
Brushvalley
L. E. Miller
Mike Kopalick
Colombo Santini
Albert Benson
Mike Wysinski
Louis Nagg
Fred Coburn
John Vargo
John Chicko
Carmel Melvin
Everett Stockdale
Charles Winkleman
Arthur Ray
John Metrana
C.B. Winkleman
Frank Jack
David Melvin
Forester McGarvey
Julius H.'Dixon
Naturalization Court
John Wallace
Homer City
Rosie Alloi
Dixonville
Steve Moschugo
Graceton
Indiana County
Morganza
Huntingdon
Reformatory
Western Penitentiary
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania Training School
Huntingdon Reformatory
Oakdale
County of
Indiana
Williard Home
Dixmont
Farview
Warren
Dynvilla
Torrance
Vernarsvilla
Polk
West Penn School For the Deaf
Indiana Hospital
County
Willard
County seeks citizens aid in collecting fines and debts
The article urges ready and willing citizens to assist county officers in gathering all claims of indebtedness from unpaid fines and other dues to reduce taxation. It stresses the need for public cooperation to enforce law, noting activity in Saltsburg and Rossiter as a hopeful sign and framing law observance as patriotic and Christian duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltsburg
Rossiter
Weddings of a Week in Indiana and Nearby Towns
A sequence of local wedding notices reports marriages in Brangdon Scurfield and Shannaberger White rings, Amanda Campbell and Michael Stephen Ricel tie in New York, Alexander Johnston and Annie Polliard wed in Kittanning, Leroy Boon Work unite in Indiana, John Adams and Mabel Potts wed in Indiana, George Patterson and Isabel New wed in Blairsville, and Thomas Young and Louisa Hales marry near Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icie Campbell
Amanda Campbell
Sarah Campbell
Armagh
Michael Stephen Ricel
New York City
C. A. Campbell
Washigton
D. C
Real Estate Transfers and Bull Association Meetings
Real estate transfers list several deeds with buyers, sellers, locations, and prices including Laura B. Weaver to Arthur B. Weaver for 76 acres in South Mahoning, $1200, and Sarah L. Wilson to George H. Blaxter for a lot in Indiana, $13,000. Also notes Bull Associations annual meetings next week in multiple towns with dairy topics and film showings by County Agent Warter. Electric chick hatchery in Indiana County highlights 33 electric incubators, egg capacity 14,000, Paul Hasinger leading the project. Subscriptions reminders and marriage licenses wrap the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India County
Laura B. Weaver
Arthur B. Weaver
South Mahoning
Frances B. Gregg
A. H. Seaman
Green
James H. Vorlage
Roy A. McClain
Burrrell
Thomas W. Thompson
Luther Williams
Rayne
Penn United Jil Co
Blairsville
Glenn Miller
Bull Association
J. Brownell
State College
Warter
Jonathan Barr
Sheloda
Purchase Line
Academy Building
Marion Center
Grifith’s Hall
Smicksburg
Indiana
Pennsulvania
Paul Hasinger
Indiana County Poultry Association
Prairie State Incubator Co
Homer City
Nasinger
Rhode Island
Merchants Tour Noted Mercantile Appraiser Visit
Mercantile appraiser W. Hutchison of Homer City conducts his annual tour among local taxpayers. In West Mahoning Township, William H. Allen marks his 91st birthday at Allen's Ford, surrounded by five children and seven grandchildren. he remains active at age, still crafting axe handles and tending the farm. A Philadelphia photographer offers a prize for identifying a published portrait, won by Mrs. Hood of Elders Ridge who recognized Hale Sara Annabel Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W . Hutchison
Homer City
Mercaanle
West Mahoning Township
William H. Allen
Allen's Ford
al- Tan
Carl Douglass
Philadelphia
Wrst
Progress
Ho ‘Oc, Hood
Widge
Hale Sara Annabel Marshall
J. Stewart Marshall
Near Livermore
Wiliam Terrrable
William Trimble
St. Bernard
Haat Oak Street
Joseph Welteroth
George Groft
Town
White Township
Anna Stormer
Grant Wock
Yornie Gazette
Clarence Muse
James &. Paturman
Cherry Tree
John A. Trimble
Mra. Muregaret Work
Marion Center
Indieat
Zion Tuberan
Tosaph TB. Baker
Greenwood Cemetery
Community Training School Sabbath School Workers Opens Here
A five evening Christian education program opens April 20 under Indiana Ministerial Association and Indiana County Sabbath School Association. Prominent educators Dr M Hadwin Fischer Dr J B Craig Dr J S Armentrout and Miss Elsie Rogers teach four elective courses with ten lessons each including The Primary Teacher and Her Work Middle Adolescence Pupil Study and Bible Study Life of Christ. Classes run 7:30 to 9:40 with a $1 registration. faculty salaries and travel are covered by state and international associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Christian Education
Ministerial Association of Indiana
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
M. Hadwin Fischer
Christian Education
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
J. B. Craig
United Presbyterian Church
J.,8. Armentrout
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Board of Education
Elsie G. Rodgers
State Sabbath School Association
Christ
Personal BREVITIES Mix of visits and travel notes
Miss Odie Burnheimer visits Pittsburgh. Miss Othel Ruffner guests in Pittsburgh trends. Frank Neff and Harry Snyder travel to Philadelphia and New York on business. Mra. Fred P. Myers visits Altoona. Morace Henderloin visits Indiana relatives. James T. Gulp in Toledo. Various locals attend sales, witnesses, and gatherings in Washington, D. C. and other towns. The Hom er City Odd Fellows banquet caps week, followed by a Miderton Union YP Institute with several lecture tracks and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odie Burnheimer
Maple Street
Pittsburgh
Othel Ruffner
Frank Neff
School Street
Philadelphia
Q. GB. Jones
Johnsown
7. M. Clark
New York City
Mra
Fred P. Myers
Chestnut Street
Altoona
Harry Snyder
Railroad Avenue
Morace Henderloin
Detroit
Indiana
Albert Barron
Steuben
N. Y
Blackbeth
James T. Gulp
South Sixth Street
Toledo
Bulness
W. J. Wilson
Plainvile
Edwards
Sistor
Mildred Dick
Rayne Township
S. A. Wilhelm
Home
St. D
Mets
Ruehanan
Walls
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Bohe
Pillssurs
Dorothy Winton
Wast Water Street
John Sigerd
Non Wayne
Marvel
Commodore
C. Buchheit
South Seventh Street
Pitighureh
Metropolitan Opera Caymy
Milton Hogack
Sharon
William Vosack
Wayne Avenue
Sara Gaston
Vivian Louise
New Kensington
Gaston
Minta Hunt
Glen Campbell
Laura Sharp
West Philadelphia
County
Canton
Tome
Frionndin
Bertha Cesena
Town
Ond
Henry Black
Dixonville
Rebecca Long
Indiana Normal School
Lee Young
Ashbaugh
Wandergrift
Harry Widdowson
West School Street
Widdowton
Guy Smith
The
Progress
Charley C. King
Youngstown
Indiana County
Harry Malcolm
Washington-Jefferson College
Catherine Malcolm
McKeex Rocka
Frances
Ruth Malcolm
Sheridan
Walter Y. Malcolm
North Seventh Street
H. M. Brandon
Loeust Street
Mr. Brandon
Jen Iings Brandon
Ralph. Brandon
Punxsutawney
Bingor
Brandon
East Falla Church
J .Va
J. al Miller
Aged Brushvalley Woman Died in County Home Morning
Miss Nancy Allen Wike, 77, of Brushvalley township, died in the county home this morning. She came to the home in 1908. Two sisters, Mrs. Mary J. Conner of Warren, Ohio, and Mrs. Isabell Lower of Niles, Ohio, survive. Frank Hazlett of Smyrna injured when kicked by a horse last week, suffering a compound fracture of a leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Allen Wike
Hrashvalley
Mary J. Conner
Warren, O
Isabell Lower
Niles
Frank Hazlett
Smyrna
Hemmit
Emmit
Greenwich
Green Township
Eliza Huey
Tillsdale
Marridge
Stafford
Uniontown
Inauguration of Calvin Coolidge Opens Nation
The historic inauguration drew about 65,000 observers as Calvin Coolidge took the oath of office with Chief Justice Taft officiating. The ceremony began around 10 o'clock with Coolidge and Vice President Dawes riding from the White House to the Capitol. An inaugural address followed as a crowd watched from the open-air ceremony. News also reports the death of Mrs Annie Welteroth, wife of Joseph Welteroth, and other local obituaries and notices from Indiana county communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shay Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
United States
William Toward
Taft
Charlis Dawes
White House
Homer City Woman Fatally Burned In Florida
Mrs. H O Wetzell of Homer City died from burns suffered when an oil stove exploded in Lakeland Florida on February 16. The Wetzell family moved south last year. she leaves husband two sons Wilbur and Wendell, parents and siblings. Funeral plans pending after body returns to Homer City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Prierman
John Pettman
Rayne Township
W. Twenry Rayne
Grops
Btarkdevood
Man. M. O. Boyer
Bryce Peterman
Tie
Dinenong Grove
Lutherman
Thay Ray Home
Pacaday
Ll. W. Siifer
Lutheran Church
Gustown
Hey
Quear Woods
Fang
Johnstown
Memorial Hospital
Hust Wheattles Township
Archbald Matthews
da. W. EB
Matthews
Charles Matthews
J. M. Mate
Mré
L. K. ¢Exver
Joletown
H. W. ‘Tam and
Harry Matthews
Pittsburgh
Mra
D. Wetzell
Mwomer City
Lakee Dand
Florida
Wetzell
Wetvell
Lakeland
Wis Tlie Snyder
William Snyder
Center Township
Homer City
Harry A. Snyder
Snyder Con Co
Wilbur
Wendell
Samuel Bnuyder
Mia. Sumner Mim
Aspinwall
Sandy Henry
Blairsville
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March
Matty
Brangdon-Scurfield
Locust Street
Ruth Scurfield
Pierce
Presbyterian Church
Normal School
Shannaberger-White
Frank Shannaberger
C. W. Shannaberger
West Philadelpha Street
Irane Neale White
Cora White
Clairsville
Myers Business College
Ritz
Shannaberger
Johnston-Polliard
Alexander Johnston
Annie HE. Polliard
Rimersburg
Kittanning
Revy
B. B. Dwyer
Johnston
West Phildelphia Street
Diamond
John Adame
Mone
Mabel Potts
Creakside
Frank Shanaberger
Trene
Rendewal
Canoe Township
H. J. Jordan
Canve ‘Township
Keystone
Starford
Strongstown
Frank Boring
Indias Marketa
Troutman Company
F. M. Dick
Avonmore
Commuonty Training School
Sabbath School Workers
Odd Fellows of
Ladies Aid Society
Brashgattey Township Dehgehaol
Tiome Institute
Miderton
Union Young People’s Sachets
Widerton
Baginaing Mauweh
Benistone
Annie Agnes Welteroth
Doesed
Jtudy
Williamsport
Anthony Andlizabeth Brand
My. Wolffaroth
Punxsutwney
John T. Studtmiller
George Welteroth
Reed Levi Sr. Reed
Dixonvilla
Cookport
M. PB
Don Reed
Flo Paul
Turtle
Belle Reed
Windber
Coolkport
Warrison Cramer
Olga Cramer
Thar Hone
Marry Campbell
Emma Mack Campbell
Tunity
Mack
Edward and
Welllington Mack
East Wheatfield Township
James
Roy
Wiliam Campbell
Mack Campbell
Bethel United Presbyterian Church
Clyde
M. W. Riddle
Oalmount
Pittaburgh
Doyly
Doris
Harry Littly
Minnie Long
Bolivar
Homer
Lakes Land
Pla
Hod
Wetzel
Sam McGee
Wittsburegh
Saran McGee
Sara McGee
W. L. Murphy
Boston
Samuel McGee
Sara McCree
Homer Cty
Rev. Roberts
Greenwood Cegetery
William A
Harriett, St. Clair
William A, St. Clair
North Ninth Street
Mr. St. Clair
First Presbyterian Church
Oguar Bt. Clair
Chicago
Hazel St. Clair
Caldwell
E N.d
Sarah M. Wherry
St. Clair
Thomas M. Wherrry
Kansas
Wood Wherry
Cincinnati
J. N. Wherry
South Bend
Ody
Oakland
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