Republican Primary Ballot Announcements May 18 1926
Under party rules and the Assembly act a Spring Primary is set for Tuesday May 18 1926. Candidates announced include Congress Nathan L Strong and Dr John J Murray along with General Assembly hopefuls Elder Peeler Charles R Griffith Charles A McAnulty Samuel T Harr IL WALLACE.
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Repubican County
Act of Assembly
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Elder Peeler
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Charles A, McAnulty
Samuel T. Harr
IL Wallace
GOOD GOVERNMENT CANDIDATES REPORTEDLY FAVOR ELECTORAL PATHS
The Pittsburgh Gazette Times editorial argues that candidates focused on single issues waste time and hinder government. It urges Republicans to nominate Pepper Fisher Smith Woodward for key posts, praising their training and commitment to enforcement and economy. Obituary notes Charles F. Farren, 52, Tulsa resident and former Indiana-born oil producer, died after an operation. He is survived by his wife, son, two brothers, and a sister.
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Ware
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United States
Leutenant Goternar
Secretary of Internal Affairs
George Wharton Pepper
John 8. Fisher
Ernest G. Smith
James F. Woodward
Pittsburgh Gazette Times
Charles F. Farren
Tulsa
Okla
Indiana
West ‘Water Street
W. Molion
Oklaoma
Harry
and Farren
Mma Farren
Pittsburgh
Local Notes From Punxsutawney and Nearby
Rochester Mills residents Arthur Elkin and Annie Richard shopped in Punxsutawney on Tuesday. Miss Alice Work is employed at Moore's. F W Fuller spent Sunday at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Richardson and children returned to Williamsport after visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stanley were callers in Covode Friday. Bertha Baun and two children from Indiana visited Mrs. Francis Work over the weekend. A young people's rally for District No 2 was held at the Methodist church Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Walter Jackson of Indiana, superintendent of the Young People's department, was the main speaker.
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Arthur Elkin
Annie Richard‘gon
Alice Work
Moore's
F. W. Fuller
Lynn Richardson
Williamsport
Harry Stanley
Gailers
Ire
Bertha Baun
Chili
Indiana
M’g Mother
Francis Work
Walter Jackson
Indi
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Women of Pennsylvania Endorse Pepper in Senate Race
A public letter signed by leading Pennsylvania Republican Women opposes Governor Pinchot for the U S Senate and endorses Senator George Pepper for re nomination and re election. The group argues Pepper’s record reflects their standards and urges women voters to back Pepper over Pinchot or Ware. Signed by numerous officers and members of the Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women across multiple counties.
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Commonwealth
United States Senate
George Wharton Pepper
Pinchot
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Pennnsylvania
George Wharton Penper
Washington
Ware
J. Willis Martin
Philadelphia County
Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women
Worthington Scranton
Lackawanna County
Montgomery County
Pennsylvania Council of Republian Women
Republiccan National Committee
Sarah JD. Lowrie
Pepper Central
Charles N. Gorton
Delaware County
Stella Z. Livingood
Berks County
Pire
John D. Farnham
Luzerne County
Augusta Brown Fleming
Brig County
J. Gordon Fetterman
W. Bilis Graben
Jane Allen
State Teachers’ League
Henry A. James
Bucks County
Republican Council of
Frank Miles Day
Pepper Central Campaign Committee
Prentis Nichols
Longtime Congressman Strong Praised In Local Resolutions
A Brookville Republican notice lauds Hons N L Strong for persistent service in Congress, highlighting river and harbor work, the Allegheny Canal push, and aid to veterans. It cites his initiative, union roots, and efforts on behalf of disabled soldiers, urging recognition of his constituency representation. Also included are Loyal Daughters of America resolutions honoring Slater Terrah Decker and condolences to her family. The piece is dated May 5, 1926.
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Goodlin
Griesmore Visitor and Local Callers At Joiner's
Misses Maury and Sara Stephens called at J. D. Joiner's Thursday evening. Scott Douglas was a business visitor at J. D. Joiner's Thursday.
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Sara Stephens
J. D. Joiner
Scott Douglas
Charles R Griffin seeks re election to Indiana county seat
Obituary for Ida M Shellito of Penn Run notes her birth on July 31 1857 and death April 24 at Indiana hospital. She married Thomas J Shellito in 1882 and was active in church work. she is survived by her husband and a half sister Mrs Dinwiddie. Funeral services were held at her home and Harmony cemetery interment followed.
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Capitol
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Harrisburgh
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John G. Cameron
Old Blacklick
M. EB. Church
Robert Dinwiddie
Indiana
DeBolt
FP. W. Henry
Harmony Cemetery
Ritz Theatre Family Night and Weekly Showings
The Ritz Theatre offers 50c Friday family night with two features The Dixie Merchant and The Green Archer. Saturday presents Souls for Sables a drama of two women and sacrifice for finery. Tuesday features The Danger Girl with Priscilla Dean. Wednesday shows Matt and Hope with all seats reserved.
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Death of Trade City Farmer Lawrence McConnaughey
Lawrence McConnaughey aged 26 of Trade City died Friday from pneumonia after several weeks illness. He was a young farmer, Lutheran Church member, married in 1924 to Mabel G. Martin with daughter Grace. Survived by father D. C. McConnaughey, brother Clyde, and sisters Mabel Chambers Elizabeth Reimaley and Lorraine Mentele. Funeral Monday at home with Rev. Botell, interment Round Top cemetery. Also notes Susie A. Hepler 78, mother of L. S. Rittenhouse, died in Warren Sanitarium. New Road survey begun in Blacklick township from McCormick bridge toward Jacksonville, five miles.
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Trade City
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Mabel Chambers
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Round Yop
Susie A. Hepler
Geo. A. Hepler
L. 8. Rittenhouse
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Blacklick
State Engineers
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Jacksonville
Rossiter Coal Tipple Damaged by Fire
The Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp tipple at Rossiter was badly burned early Saturday. Loss estimated at 30 000 to 35 000 dollars with operations suspended for the week, affecting about 1000 workers. A acetylene torch hose burst started the blaze spreading to wood, roofing, and electric motors. Built in 1920 at 200 000 dollars, it could process 4000 tons daily.
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Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Rossiter
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Indiana Theatre Thursday AVHE High Steppers Show
The Indiana Theatre presents AVHE High Steppers with Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes on Thursday. Friday and Saturday feature The Greatest Epic of the Time The Johnstown Flood. Monday and Tuesday Rin Tin Tin in The Night Cry, a Super Dog Picture.
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Mutt and Jeff at The Ritz May 12
Mutt and Jeff visit The Ritz on Wednesday May 12 for a two act comedy with music. The act includes a carload of original features and a bevy of attractive company. Book by John P. Mulgrew with melodies by Leo Edwards.
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Public Sale Notices From Rural Farms and Estates
Public sale notices list Harvy C Neal farm near Kent on May 7 with livestock including mares cows sows and poultry plus farm machinery and household goods. Additional sale at Harvay Shank property near Commodore on May 20 features Jersey cows and chicks. McCullough estate sale on May 14 near Rossiter offers hay straw corn flooring lumber and farm items. Executors and auctioneers named with dates and locations. Various estate and administration notices follow for local towns with names and dates.
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H.F. McCullough
Len Campbell- Punxsnutawney Road
Rossiter
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George Henry
Orphans Court Sale Notice for Estate of D A Daugherty
Administrator's notice announces letters of administration for the estate of D A Daugherty late of West Mahon King township deceased. Creditors to present claims duly authenticated for settlement and interested parties to attend May 25 1926 at 1 o'clock. Auditor Robt M Fisher to oversee proceedings.
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Green Township
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Notice of Public Service hearing for Union Transfer Co
Ikebe Thomas of Union Transfer Company seeks a certificate of public convenience from the Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania to operate motor vehicles for person transportation in Indiana Borough and vicinity Indiana County. A hearing is set for May 7, 1926 at 10:00 a.m. in Room 7 City County Building Pittsburgh.
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