Real estate transfers list numerous acres and prices
Alla Morrison transfers 10 acres in H Mahoning to J L Simpson for 400 dollars. Chas W Carnahan transfers a lot in Indiana to Dollie W Ayers for 3000 dollars. Mollie M Moore acquires 90 acres in Greeny for 6000 dollars. Wesley Nichol acquires 68 acres in Green and a lot for 2350 and 460 dollars respectively. Multiple transfers include tracts in Plumville Center Burrell Blairsgile White Homer City and Conemaugh with prices ranging from 400 to 11000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alla Morrison
J. L. Simpson
H. Mahoning
W. H. Rote
I. L
Duncan
W. Wheatfield
Chas
W. Carnahan
Dollie W. Ayers
Indiana
W. Nichol
Mollie M. Moore
Greeny
H. H. Ratliff
Wesley Nichol
Green
H. YW
Raleigh
I. Moorhead
C. B. Axberg
Plumville
A. J. Hines
Mary Fleming
Gherryhill
Cc. W. McNaughton
J. R. Daugherty
B. FB. .McCombs
Laura Walker
Montgomery
Delos
Samuel
Lucas
Center
Burrell
D .R. Nix
Lafayette Tuck
Homer City
Hart Palmer
D. W. Simpson
White
J. L. Nix
C. S. Kunkle
Wm. J. Montgomery
L. Association
Conemaugh
John M. Nichol
C. B. C. Corp
Movrig Nake
John Guntych
D. D. Bash
Henry Ramer
Shelocta
B. A. Sheffler
John S. Rosa
Adam Nibert
John C. Nibert
Law Offenders Sentenced On Monday In Indiana County Court
Law offenders were sentenced Monday in Indiana County Court. defendants include Andy Lisek Walter Molesky Carl Hanson C B Pride Harry Keith Cecelio Chiccone Mike Artemovich Louie Matsko Mary Matsko Paul Copchick Clare Yingling Andrew Watral Joe Broadwick and others with fines costs and terms ranging from probation to jail. A separate civil action saw verdicts and settlements while timber accident noted for John Bennett near Strongstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langham
Andy Lisek
Walter Molesky
Carl Hanson
Allegheny County
C. B. Pride
Indiana County
Harry Keith
Mike Artemovich
Louie Matsko
Mary Matsko
Indiana
Paul Copchick
Clare Yingling
Andrew Watral
Charles McHenry
Margaret McHenry
C. .Ward Eicher
George W. McHenry
C. C. Waugaman
Lewis Morrone
W. H. Sunshine
D. A. Palmer
Foster Chosen Principal of Indiana Normal School
Dr Charles R Foster named principal by Indiana Normal School trustees likely to assume duties May 1 He joins from Pittsburgh where he served as associate superintendent and earned BA MA and LL D He has a son and wife from Pittsburgh and will replace Dr John A H Keith in the post Also W S Daugherty elected vice president of the board succeeding Gov elect John S Fisher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charles R. Foster
Pitttsburgh Public Schools
State Normal School
Indiana
Foster
Off City
Clarion Normal School
University of
William .M. Davidson
Poster
John A. H. Keith
Normal School
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Guv
John 8. Fisher
Daugherty
Normal School Board of
Indiana Normal School
Hon
Marriage Licenses and Birthday Reminiscence in Town
Marriage licenses listed include William G. Harkler and Ethel G. Burkett, Thomas Brown and Homer City EB Pauline Wella, Leo D Eck and Punxsutawney Mary B. Corrant, Clyde H Lear and Bolivar Mary B, Elmer Smith and Josephine Grace Muir, and Josephine Hale. A birthday tribute notes George W. McCullough of North Fifth Street turning nine, praised for health and spirit, with many friends in Green township and Indiana earlier in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Harkler
Thomas Brown
Homer City
Pauline Wella
Indiana
Leo D, Eck
Punxsutawney
Mary B. Corrant
Clyde H. Lear
Bolivar
Mary B
Nid
Elmer Smith
Josephine Grace, Muir
Josephine
Hale
George W. McCullough
North Fifth Street
Mr. McCullough
Green Township
Engagement Announced for Miss Sara Good and Carroll Shupe
Announcement of the engagement between Miss Sara Good of Clymer Pa and Mr Carroll Harntar Shupe of Mr Pleasant Pa is made. Miss Good formerly taught in Clymer schools and later taught in Greang3 hirg Pa. Indiana Welcomes Rev Bieber and Kammily as Residents Here a day Indiana extends a hearty welcome to Rev B F Bisher wife and daughter arriving from Muncle Pa to make their future home. Rev Bleher chosen pastor of Zion Lutheran church and begins duties at midweek prayer service. Cherryhill Candidate Christopher Coy Expects to Seek County Commissioner Nomination in Fall Primary Election. a longtime Republican with broad local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Sara Good
Clymer
Carroll B. Shupe
Pleasant
Sara Good
Indiana
Cherryhill
Christopher Coy
Cherryhil Township
Malindt A. McLain
East Philadelphia Street
North Mahoning Township
John Mitchell
Capt. G. Adams McLain
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society
Women’s Relief Corps
Town
Squire Gharies
McLain
George Py. McLain
Della McLain
Howard
John McLain
Wilkinsburg
Annis Curtis
Youngstown
Milas Jean Mitchell
Cleveland
F. W. Hinitt
Oakland Cemetery
Births Surpass Deaths in County 1926 Vital Statistics
Registrars reports received by County Treasurer John Bennett show population growth in 1926 as births outnumber deaths across districts. Totals include Brushvalley 24 births 18 deaths, Homer City 256 births 92 deaths, Indiana Borough 365 births 311 deaths, and Blairsville area 243 births 119 deaths, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bennett
Roberts
Brushvalley
Shelocta
Washington
Armstrong
Salisbury
Conemaugh
Young
Homer City
Center Township
Glen Campbell
Grant
Banks
Canoe
Cherry Tree
Montgomery
Green and Pine
Jacksonville
Armagh
East Wheatfield
Buffington
West Wheatfield
Indiana
White
Cherryhill
Rayne
Creekside
Marion Center
East Mahoning
Blairsville
Blacklick
Burrell
J C Penney unit marks silver anniversary in Indiana
A. M. Graffius of Welium and Mrs. Mack of McKeesport are noted in events surrounding the J. C. Penney Co. 25th anniversary at 7265 Philadelphia street Indiana. The store unveils a silver themed display with 26 piece electro silverplate, while a Pittsburgh plant route expands milk deliveries from Oak Tree to Pittsburgh, aiding fourteen local shippers. April gala planned across 773 stores nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Graffius
Welium
Indiana
Ms Company
J. S. Mack
McKeesport
J. G. Penney Company
Philadelphia
Com Lequy
Spic and Spas
J. H. Manning
J. C. Penney Company
Oak Tree
Marion Center
Home
Kent
Clarksburg
Pittsburgh
Reich-McJunkin
Troutman Co Buys Indiana Times Building
The Troutman Co closed negotiations for the purchase of The Indiana Times building on Carpenter Avenue from H M Lowry. Partial possession available now with full possession by mid May. The property includes a 60 by 200 foot plot on Philadelphia Street and Carpenter Avenue, with the Times building to be used for storage for now and a modern business house likely later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troutman Co
Indiana Times
H. M.lowry
Carpenter Avenue
Times
H. H. Smith
Lowry
The
Philadelphia Street
Gompers Alley
Muskingum College Debating Team Clinches Fourth Crown
Reed Clark of Muskingum College captained the champion Debating Team from New Concord Ohio as Muskingum won the Ohio Conference title for the fourth straight year with no judge dissent. The year’s resolution condemned the present governmental tendency to restrict personal liberty. Kenneth Stucheil of Plumville was an affirmative team alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Clark
Muskingum College
New Concord
Ohio
U. S
L. G. Clark
Town
Musking‘am College
Kenneth Stucheil
Plumville
Kittanning Kiwanis Guests of Indiana Club Meeting
Thirty one members of the Kittanning Kiwanis club were guests of the Indiana club at a regular meeting at the Indiana Hotel on Monday evening. After dinner a program featured music, and brief addresses by Dr. Bierer president of the Kittanning club John Bhaffer Hay and Dr. Roger Charnock rector of Christ Episcopal church. Miss Betty Ellis played two violin selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittanning Kiwanians
Indiana Club
Kittanning Kiwanis Club
Indiana Hotel
Bierer
Kittanning Club
John Bhaffer
Hay
Kittanning
Roger Charnock
Christ Episcopal Church
Betty Ellis
Parsnip Weighs Three And A Half Pounds Near Clymer
Mrs. W. N. Myers of near Clymer raised a remarkable parsnip weighing three and a half pounds. The Hollow Crown variety measured 18 inches in circumference and 12 inches long, found last week and in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
W. N. Myers
Near
Washington Normal selects most popular girl Helen Miller
Miss Helen Miller a junior at Indiana Normal school has been named the most popular girl at the big school. She is a daughter of Mrs. Elmer Johnston of Washington and a recent graduate of Washington seminary. Fire near Hillsdale destroys mix of crop and a car at Jacob Feyvier farm. Pension for widow Margery Hess granted $30 monthly from Oct 13 1926 with accrued pension. J B Clark of North Ninth street visiting son and daughter in Mahaffey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Helen Miller
Indiana Normal School
Elmer Johnston
Washington Seminary
Margery E. Hess
A. H. Hess
J. B. Clark
North Ninth Street
Wellington Clark
Mahaffey
Indiana Visitors and Jurors Report in County News
Irvin M Speedy of Livermore and others from Indiana region are listed as visitors jurors and residents visiting Indiana County. The long roster notes jurors at court, town visitors from Cherry Trac Cherryhill township Plumville and Dearfield areas, and relocations including Detroit visitors and local residents attending services and events. Hospital and family notes include births recoveries and anniversary acknowledgments in Indiana hospital and town households.
J M Stewart 88th birthday celebrated at Rose Tea Inn
J M Stewart veteran of the Civil War and head of The Big Warehouse celebrated his 88th birthday with a dinner at Rose Tea Inn. Guests included Alexander M Stewart and Attorney Ernest Stewart and families. Evening continued at the Stewart home on South Seventh Street. Frank Bluck, seminary senior, is hospitalized in Columbia Hospital Wilkinsburg with typhoid fever but improving. Blackick Township farm sold to 8 M Strong. Stachell plans Greensburg relocation. Hugh Rager of Cobeyville treated at YoTown Hospital for a hand injury from March 16 while working for a fly rail road company. Mr and Mrs Flyward Martin called by Hagerstown Md. death of Mrs Martin’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin M. Speedy
Livermore
R. D
Indiana
W. N. Myers
Near Clymer
Kinter Fry
Alon
Wendell
Plumville
Phil Ake
Mahaffey
Paul Ake
Hillsdale
Frank M. Lear
Kevinson
George Reed
Bolivar
Joseph L. Walbeck
New Florence
Mary Jean Isenhart
Erie
E. R. Lumsden
Town
Hugh A. Jackson
Squire R. D. Carnahan
Saltasburg
J. L. Stuchell
Margaret Syler
Creekside
Harry Everett
Everett Eyles
Jerry Little
J.D. Knoble
Harry C. Henderson
Kittanning
Emma Stewart
Smith College
Ernest Stewart
Harry Miller
Heshbon
J. L. Campbell
Nora
B. Lewis
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
F. Stumpf
South Thirteenth Street
Kenneth Lydick
C. ©. Lydick
Tarentum
Clair Sloan
East Water Street
Ellen Lewis
Marion Center
Bellville
N. J
John
Greensburg
Harry C
North Sixth Street
Alex Simpson
Ondres Marsh
William Williams
Paul Woolweaver
Stone Creek Hunting and Fishing Club
Huntingdon County
Alexander Fleming
Taft, Calif
Paglana
Thomas Fleming
Guy Terpe
Barberton
Frank Terpe
Pittsburgh
J. A. Terpe
A. B. Griffith
Maple Street
E. K. Wood
School Street
Pasadena
Calif
Frank Wood
George W. Fry
Kenneth
C. M. Good
Fry
Good
John Stuchell
Jacksonville
Stuchell
Progress
Elizabeth McClure
Wilson College
Gettysburg
Frank B. McClure
Grant Street
McClure
Phi Chi Psi
Harry Munk
Rochester Mills
Or Springs
Mich
Mark Joi
A. A
Compton
Indiana County Farm Bureau
Burgau
Weamer
J. M. Stewart
Rose Tea Inn
Alexander M. Stewart
Stewart
South Seventh Street
Hugh Rager
Cobevilly
Ydtown Hospital
Mare
Fly Railroad Compauny
Deaths in Indiana and nearby townships listed
Obituary notices describe the deaths of Mrs. James Gompers and several other local residents including Mrs. Malindt A. McLain Mrs. Mary Elizabeth ONeil George M Streams Thomas Johnston Donahue and D Crosby with details on ages birthplaces spouses church affiliations and burial plans plus surviving children siblings and grandchildren through the Indiana and surrounding counties in a dense community obituary column.
Mystery shrouds Sagamore murder in home shootout
Gimi Gulaela, 38, of Sagamore, died in Indiana hospital from two bullets fired Saturday night at the Gulaela home. His wife testified inquest that strangers called, demanded $900 by letter, and opened fire. police doubt the letter tale and suspect she knows the assailants. Four children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gimi Gulaela
Sagamore
Indiana
Gulaela
Fred St. Clair
Union Proposes Separate Wage Scale Negotiations
United Mine Workers propose district based wage scale talks to avoid April 1 mine closures. Four district policy committee unanimous to authorize district officers to negotiate with operators on current agreements, potentially forming the field wide base agreement. President John L. Lewis says talks without walkouts, no mine suspensions unless provoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America Today
John L. Lewis
Minera
Lewis
Jacksonville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cameron
Criminal Court
D. F. Jones
John B. Schrader
William Wirba
W. A. Kunkle
Commonwealth
Homer Cameron
Gheoryhill Township
M Smith
Campbell
Audios -Renult
Harry Estep
Phomes Estep
Thomas Pealer
Malcolm
Jas
W. Mack
Craps
Peeley and
Feit
Strongstown
Charles R, Foster
Normal’ School
Hirths
Y.c. Penney Co
Jacob Feyvier
Fridley
Frank Bluck
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Smyrna
Mahoning
Richmond
Columbia Hospital
Hlackick
S. GL. Stachell
Gordon
Blackick Township
8. M. Strong
Stachell
Flyward
Martin
Hagerntown, Md
Mere W Martin
Pethaoe
James Gompers
Joanna Gompers
James F. Gompers
John and
Mary Cunningham
Cunningham
McCreary Farm
John T. Gibson
Gompers
John TB. Ch
Mary Leona Gibson
Johny Tl. Gibson
M. Dun-ningham
W. W. Lockard
Charles Woods
India
O. B. Emerson
Mrs. Malindt A. McCain
Mary E. O'Nell
Mary Elizabeth O'Neil
Harry Sjekert
Burrell Township
J. O. O'Neil
J. K. O'Neil
Rice
Taylorsville
Lickert
Porter Rice
Daniel Rice
Whensburs
Frank Rice
George M. Streams
Rayne Township
Kellysburg
Slater
D.l.george
Mt. Pleasant
John Streams
J. C. Pinkerton
First United Presbyterian Church
Washington Church
Thomasston Donahue
Bethel Chapel
Corral
Thomas Johnston Donahue
James Bennett
Derry Township
Ted
William Verner
J. H. Lanley
Basides
Vicin Uy
Dixonville
Johnstown
Thority
Robinson
Mia
Janes Bennett
Joln Donahue
Lyne A. Crosby
James A. Crosby
United Presbyterian Church
Heaver Falls
Arkansas
Marth
Richmon
Marchand
James Brent
Rossiter
Blaireville
Blatraville
Berlin Empfisid
Nevin Montgomery
George G. Graham
Richard Trot
Augusta Turner
Glen Miller
John Ackerson
Mary Archibald
Earl Wright
Louise Harkecom
Evelyn Hart
Cora Sandseg
Nelle Luchsinger
Mary Henry
Nellie Henry
Mary Shields
Lois Campbell
Harriet Hosack
Alice Calhoun
Zilpha McCreary
Marie Elrick
Alicea McMillen
Helen Repite
Florence Brantlinger
Helen Pender
Marian Buchanan
Sallie Curtis
Horse Association_ of
Court House
J. M. Vial
State College
Harry Orr
Creakside
Little Nick Waitko
Orr
Washington Township
KF. McCreight
Yoley Brower Farm
Homely
Martha Nicho
Cal
Alana
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