Indiana Co operative Dairy Co buys rear plot for plant
The Indiana Co operative Dairy Co has bought a 60 by 100 foot plot behind the Hetrick lot on Gompers alley near Smicksburg station. A modern dairy plant is planned for next summer with a two story or possibly two and one half story building of about 40 by 70 feet. The site may include a retail sales room for dairy products and the project awaits weather permitting construction.
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Herrick Lot
Gompers Alley
Indiana Co-operative Dairy Co
Hetrick
Hart
J. D. Lock
Smicksburg
Indiana Street Railways Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia Street
Grangers Hold Good Club Conference in County
A county wide club conference at the Y M C A united Grange representatives and local groups to develop boys and girls farm club work for the coming year. W R Gordon and A Barnhart from the State College Agricultural Extensions spoke on leadership and farm club activities, with over half the groups pledging engagement.
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Pomona Grange
W. R. Gordon
A. §. Barnhart
Agricultural Extensions Department of State College
Gordon
Barnhart
Fires on Mondal Cause Great Damage in Two Homes
A fire of unknown origin heavily damaged the South Fifth Street residence of Mrs. Robert M. Smith, recently vacated by Clarence Fairman’s family, with water and smoke on the first floor. A second alarm followed for the Renaldi home on West Philadelphia Street, where a defective flue gutted a second floor bedroom and caused extensive smoke and water damage. The Renaldis learned of the upstairs fire only when firefighters arrived. Both losses are covered by insurance.
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Smith
Renalds
South Fifth Street
Robert M. Smith
Clarence Fairman
Fairman
Albert Renaldi
Philadelphia
Realdi
Renaldis
Best Potato Growers Urged for 1926 Planting Program
Over 100 people attended the Farmary Institutes in Bheloca Purchase Ling Plumville and Armagh where talks by Mr Miles on Shall We Plant Potatoes and Home Orchard stressed high seed costs and low next fall prices. He warned only top growers with sod, manure, fertilizer and modern methods can profit, while farm management and records help prevent losses from market swings.
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Bheloca
Purchase Ling
Plumville
Armagh
Miles
Tnsble 10
Indiana County
Indiana
Ll. Moffitt
Mr. Mofitt
Coronty Unable to Render Decision in McGaughey Death
Coroner reports uncertainty after Joseph L. McGaughey is found dead from a shotgun wound in his Parkwood area home. County officials say the death may be self inflicted or accidental and a definite ruling cannot be made at this time.
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Coronty
J. T. McGaughey
Joseph L. McGaughey
Parkwood
F. W. 81. Clair
PRPPER VARE AND PINCHOT IN A HOT BRACE FOR SENATE
In Philadelphia on Sunday Vare announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for U S Senator. Pepper and Pinchot align with a dry platform while Vare and Ware back a wet plank under Coolidge. Governor Beidieman and others enter gubernatorial race. Fisher cited as strongest logical candidate from Indiana with cross-appeal to organization and independents.
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Vare
Beidieman
Phillips
William 8
United States
Philadelphia
Ware
Calvin Coolidge
George Wharton Pepper
Gifford Pinchot
Pepper
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Edward BE. Beidieman
Poth
Philadelphia Sunday Item
Irants
John Ss. Fisher
Indiana
Fisher
Real estate transfers recorded in Indiana County listing many Blairsville deeds
Indiana County records show transfers across Blairsville and surrounding townships. Transactions include church property, farms, and lots with prices ranging from 1 to 7500 dollars, involving buyers such as Walter Forga, Walter Lingtenfelter, Russell Coal Mining Co., and various named sellers.
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Indiana County
Hebron
Creekside
Blacklick
Lottie HM
M. H. Hill
Blairsville
Adeting Shepherd
Francis Campbell
Hamilton Memorial
M. EB
Center
J. C.tettie
Edith Gourley
North Mahoning
Melita
Ripple
Zella M. Longenecker
Montgomery
C. Steele
Annia Luther
Genter
David Good
William L. Good
Smicksburg
Oscar P. Grithe
L. J. Hughes
Indiana
William J. Goughnour
George Gern
Buffington
Elizabeth Fulcomer
Curtin G. Fulcomer
West Wheatfield
Curtis G. Fulcomer
James W. Shomo
TD. Gates
R. B. Kendig
Lotelin White
John M. Steets
Arthur Coal Min Co
Banks
Joseph Dellafiora
Arthur Coa Mining Co
Teachers Meet at Shelocta United Presbyterian
A teachers meeting at Shelocta United Presbyterian runs Friday evening March 19 and Saturday morning and afternoon with Devotional exercises, talks by local educators, and topics on co operation between parents and teachers, foundation laying, art in public schools, and a monthly meeting idea. A noon picnic and student participation are noted with musical interludes by H Potter Miller.
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United Presbyterian ‘Church
Shelocta
Harry Q. Kimmel
Margaret Cunningham
John Wierins
Annie M. George
G. G. Hill
S. A. Funkhouser
Paul ©. Stuchell
Prof. Weaver
Nite Fulmar
H. Porter Miller
Tanice
D. L. Winker
Louise Johns
County Auditors Surcharge to Commissioners 107 40
1928 report takes exception to money paid Estep and Pixtry for meals of prisoners. Auditors surcharge county commissioners SeaeG Clark and C L Campbell a total of 197 40, 65 00 for unlawful expenses, 132 40 for sheriff boarding at 55 cents a day over 50 cents. 2648 days. Miss J Plant joins Bon Ton sales force from Luke Horsfall Co Hartford. Indiana markets list Graff meat paying butter 29 cents and CES prices.
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Estep
Pxtry
Seaeg
Clark and
L. Campbell
H.gc. Estep
John M. Malcolm
J. Plant
Bon ‘Ton
Miss J. Plant
Hartford
Indiana
Personal Brevities From Indiana County Neighbors
Local column notes numerous visitors and residents in Indiana County. Mentions Mrs Thomas Gamble Blairsville R D, jurors including Mish Mahe McCormick West Mahoning, and others like R W Stimpson Georgeville, Samuel T. Rugh family, Frank Dearmy, I M Strong, and Christopher Wike Strongs Town. Also records juror duties, subscriptions, new auditors, births, weddings, funerals, and a house fire at Curry Run.
Merchants of Indiana AR Spring Openings Attract Window Displays
Indiana AR merchants announce spring opening exhibitions with new merchandise from New York markets. Stores feature attractive window and interior displays, welcoming visitors for inspection. Easter shopping period approaches with lively business expected and notably low prices on many items.
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Indiana
New York
Telephone behind the scenes at local high school show
Indiana residents will see an entertainment program at Indiansa High School auditorium on Thursday at 8 pm. The Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania brings two reels Treat Em Right and Back Stage, plus demonstrations by local and long distance operators.
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Indiana
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Indiansa High School
Fifth and
Chestnut Streets
Bray Studios
New York City
County Sunday School Assn Calls Pastors and Superintendents
A county wide conference for pastors and superintendents is planned at Zion Lutheran Church Indiana on Tuesday evening March 23. D. Louis Aber of Scranton will preside as chief speaker and conduct the conference. There are 0 pastors and 18% superintendents in the county and a 100 percent attendance is urged. The meeting aims to advance Christian education in town schools.
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County Sabbath School Association
Zion Lutheran Church
Indiana
Tey
D. Louis Aber
Scranton
Roy
Aher
Briston Court Opens Busy With Variety Of Cases
On Monday March the Briston criminal court opened with multiple dispositions. Indicted for panderbig, Doujlovannia was found guilty on six counts by jury. Bonfinyannio plead nolo on keeping a bawdy house. Mansway and others charged with violation of the prohibition law failed to appear and bonds were mortified. Kenneth Isenberg pled guilty to reckless driving. Mrs. Carpel found guilty of prohibition law violation. Dive Unis and Wrada Unis also convicted of prohibition violations. The Mary Davis and Northern Johnston battery case was heard at noon.
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Veto Doujlovannia
Jiary
Peto Bonfinyannio
Nolin Contendere
John Mansway
Mia
Pete Folucci
Mea
Pata Renucci
Kenneth Isenberg
Joe Carpel
Dive Unis
Wrada Unis
Cmbl
Mary Davis
Northern Johnston
Dynamite explosion hits Sagamore garage and car
Mock, a former Indiana University president and Sagamore resident, narrowly survived a dynamite attack on his garage near midnight. Police seek suspects as the motive remains unclear. Mock’s family had recently moved to a company house in Sagamore. Indiana County prepares for a weekend of high school basketball with four boys games and two girls games at Indiana High School on March 19 and 20, featuring Clymer, Marion Center, Blairsville, and Salleburg teams. tickets cost 25 and 50 cents.
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Mock
Founer
Tudlwin
Sagamore
Indiana
II Ito
Indiana High School
Maroh
Clymer
Marion Center
Blakeville
Salleburg
Marion
Tenter
Salsburg
Blairkville
Marlon Center
William Gibson Suffers Fractured Skull In Auto Crash
William Gibson a well known barber in the Gazette building was critically injured Sunday afternoon when his Ford touring car was struck by a green Chrysler sedan driven at high speed northeast of town. He remains unconscious at Indiana hospital with doctors hopeful for recovery. his wife and daughter injured lightly. Authorities seek the fleeing green car driver as no arrest has been made.
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William Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Gibson
Erne Turing
Willametta
Will Present Blibl Drama At Presbyterian Church
A religious pageant titled The Rock will be staged Thursday evening March 25 at the Presbyterian Church under Walter H. Hulenon. Proceeds benefit the Tile Diew Ald Society as Loyal Presbyterians support the event. Tickets are 50 cents. A kitchen stove fire caused $10,000 damage to the Antonio Paulo home and neighboring Joseph Sapone residence. Judge Langham appoints Jay H. as registry assessor for Second Precinct, Third Ward, following Joseph King’s resignation. Troxell named registry assessor for Pine No. 1, with no vote at last fall’s election due to a tie with Alfred Downey. Mach received 35 votes.
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Walter UW
Jackson
Shon Petar
Mary Miurdalene
Presbyterien
Walter’ H. Fuelenon
Tilediew’ Ald Society
Federal Council of Churches
Cloe
Antonio Paulo
Joseph Sapone
Punxsy
Indiana
Murlon Center
Punxsittawhey
D. N. Langham
Jay 11
Town
Joseph King
Wit
Troxell
Pine No. 1
Ivoxell
Alfred Downey
Mach
Death claims lifelong friends on same day in Alderton
Mrs. Margaret A. Mickie aged 74 widow of George C. Dickie and Mrs. Jemima Fulton Brown widow of David C. Brown died yesterday and will be laid to rest near each other in Oakland cemetery Friday afternoon. Mrs. Dickie died at Ridgeview Park New Jersey after a long life of church membership. she leaves three children and a brother in Texas. Mrs. Brown, buried from her White township home, leaves four children and was a lifelong Presbyterian. Funeral services Friday afternoon and burial in Oakland cemetery follow.
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Margaret A. Mickie
George C. Dickie
Jemima Fulton i Brown
David C. Brown
Oakland Cemetery
Dickie
George Johnston
Center Township
Glenn M. Lee
Ridgeview Park
N. J
GC. J. Dickis
South Seventh Street
Hmerson
Johnston
White Township
Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wiliam W. Nix
Cadogan
Clark J. Dickie
Mrs Alexander Clark of Elderton Dies After Pneumonia
Mrs Isabella Gihaon Clark aged about sixty eight wife of Alexander Clark of Elderton mother of County Commissioner Lewis G Clark died at her home on Elderton street Monday morning after a brief illness of pneumonia. She was a respected lifelong United Presbyterian resident and devoted her life to her children. Survived by her husband and children W A Clark J Clark C B Clark Mrs J F Muliberger and Mrs John Wiggins with one daughter Olive Wes. Funeral services were conducted by Rev B A Campbell and burial followed in Elderton.
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Isabella Gihaon Clark
Alexander Clark
Elderton
Lewis G. Clark
Elderston
Armatrong County
J. C. Gibson
United Presbyterian
Sone Land
Board of Sessions
Alex ‘Ander Clark
Indiana
W. A. Clark
Lty
Pittsburgh
J. B
J. F. Gibson
Oregon
R. C. Gibson
Isurver
Wilse Smith
Madge Gibson
Smith
Gastown
James Smith
Latrobe
David Fiscua
B. A. Campbell
Beaver Falls
Obituary: David A. Daugherty of Smicksburg Dies at 67
David Allen Daugherty aged 67, lifelong Indiana county resident, died at his son’s home in Smicksburg on Tuesday March 9, from complications of disease. Born July 24, 1859 in West Mahoning township, he farmed all his life and was esteemed for integrity. Surviving: children B Daugherty and Mrs Angus Hoover of West Mahoning, C M Daugherty and Day Daugherty of Smicksburg. two brothers and two sisters including Mrs Willicuant Barrett of Loop, Mrs Genaro of Phoenix, Rev D Dangherty of Philadelphia, and Wile-Hin Dangherty of Butler. Funeral services by Rev Bonnell. burial in Smicksburg cemetery.
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David Allen Daugherty
Indiana County
C. LU. Daugherty
Smicksburg
West Mahoning Township
D. Daugherty
Angus Hoovey
C. Fh. Dengherty
Day Daugherty
Sieiensburg
Willicuant Barrett
Loop
Gen. Juoar
Phoenix
S D .Dangherty
Philadelphia
Wile - Hin Dangherty
Butler
Bonnell
theSmicksburg Cemetery
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Josephine
Arnest Hockensmith
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Pyeeee
McPhilimyndiana Mae
Trimble
Gentie
Samuel F. Reed
Ringold
Sadie Alice Hoover
Alfred, Brown
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T. Lu. Brown
T. L. Brown
Wast Water Street
Clifford Lee
B. Kauffman
Harry Thompson
M. F. Jamison
Dkury White
Harry White
Pennsylvania State Association of
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James F Chapman
J. B. Weaver
Institute Sonk Books
Muale
H. Potter Miller
Thomas Gamble
Dr. Graham
R. D
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Georgeville
Samuel. T. Rugh
Alma
Baushvalley
Frank Dearmy
I. M. Strong
Christopher Wike
Strongstown
J. B. Reed
Stafford
United States Court
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R. M. Dodge
Rochester Mills
Busines
Register and Recorder
Mra
Dollie Ayers
Howard D. Gropa
Paul Lewis
Elmer Biss
Number Nine
A. F. Gromley
Chevy Chase
T. Good
G. F. Hoover
John Empfield
Brushyalley Township
I. C. Long
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J. B. Grasty
Gipsy
Pine Vale
Thomas Shellito
Penn Run
C. R. Reithmiller
R.D
Brody. Bros
E. E. Hadden
Hadden
Tinkert Caldwell
Homer City
R. MD
James Edmiston
A. A. Simpson
Irene Simpson Tress
Joseph Tess
Pasadena
Cal
Golda Lowman
Misa Lowman
Jacksonville
Hannah McIntire
D. G. Strong
Strong
RR. Hazlett
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H. T. Lucas
St. Francis Hospital
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Luueas
Nanele Belle Diehl
R.p. Tate
Altoona
William Morris
Tate
A. A. Foust
George Chilton
Home City
Foust
Merle Stoss
Nanty-Qlo
Tit
McMesters
Glen Campbell
Sapulpa
Okla
Fin
Sim Seive
Curry Run
Chareh
Bire
Vhi
Gurry Run
Merchants OF Indiana
THE
County Sunday School Assn
Margot Criminal Court
Briston
Dynamite Sagamore Garage
Doefars
Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Ghorgh C. Dickie
D.C. Irown
Rach Othe
Oon Mehlay
Alexander Clart
T. Gi. Clark
Mrs
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