Fisher Will Cet Record Vote In His Home County
Indiana county Republicans rally behind John S. Fisher for governor as Pepper-Fisher-Smith-Woodward ticket wins full support. County meetings, white township rally, and big Plumville event boost turnout May 18 with Fisher aiming for a large victory in his home county.
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Fisher
Republican County Committee
John 5. Fisher
Pepper-Fisher-Smith-Woodward
Indiana
Tor Fisher
H. Wallace ‘Thomas
John A. Scott
J. N. Langham
Jas
W. Mack
George J. Fett
United States
George Wharton Pepper
Indiana County
Graceton
Coral
Homer City
Plumville
Pepner-Fisher
Jas. W. Mack
Bruce ‘Selotto
G. Mazza
Bianco Hall
Exores
Sion
Pepper
Big Plumville
M. E. Echurch
David W. Doude
Elmer Shaffer
George Feit
James W. Mack
Boy Scout
J. Blair Sutton
Alex Stewart
Howards
John S. Fisher
Pepper-Fisher
White Township
John 8. Fisher
Philadelphia Street
Scout Band
Apollo
Boy Scout Band
Clever Musical Organization
Former Indiana Boy Takes Bride
Dorsey L. Walker, prominent figure in Indiana, and Miss Martha Lambert of Johnstown were married in Johnstown on April 26. Walker is employed in the Flood City and the couple will reside there.
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Indiana
Dorsey L. Walker
Cordilla Walker
Locust Street
Martha Lambert
H. R. Lambert
Johnstown
Walker
Flood City
Fisher Welcomed by 5000 in Philadelphia Campaign Rally
Indiana candidate John Fisher, touted as the next governor of Pennsylvania, spoke to about 5,000 enthusiastic workers and supporters in South Philadelphia. The crowd packed the Frank X. O’Connor Club, forcing two separate gatherings as Fisher urged reforms and promised decisive action once in Harrisburg.
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Indiana
John
Fisher
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Frank X. O’connor
Congress
Keystone
Harrisburg
Frank X. O'Conner
South Broad Street
O'Connor
Pepper Fisher tour boosts Vare attack in Mercer Lawrence
Candidates Pepper and Fisher traveled through Mercer and Lawrence counties greeting large crowds in Grove City Greenville Sharon Ellwood City and New Castle. They urged votes for Ware against Pepper and warned against Vare influence while Mercer and Lawrence counties were viewed as solid for Pinchot and Ware.
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Lawrence
Mercer
New Castle
William S. Ware
George Wharton Pepper
Pepper-Fisher
Grove City
Greenville
Sharon
Ellwood City
Johns. Fisher
Ernest G. Smith
Hannah Mr. Durham
Republican State Committee
Worthington Scruton
State Council of Republican Women
Lawa
Senator Poker
Philadelphia
Mercer County
Pinchot
Pepper
Ware
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Indiana County
Realty deeds list transfers including Sloan to Nokes eleven acres in Rhyne for 1 dollar, Ferguson to Ferguson for two lots in Clarksburg at 25 dollars, Howard to Petrovice in Durrell for 300 dollars, and other 1 to 7 lot or acreage trades across Clarksburg Homer City Plumville Green Young Cherryhill plus gas lease filings for T W Phillips Gas and Oil Co by multiple owners in North Mahoning Township and surrounding areas.
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Deeils
Indiana
Styce
Sloan
M. Nokes
Caroline Marshall
Ida ‘Ferguson
Clarksburg
George E. Howard
Mike Petro Vich
Durrell
M. Heckman
Edmund Widdowgen
Fernie B. Fryer
H. C. Ferguson
Ida Ferguson
J. H. Fryar
Fred A. Palmer
Nora E. Palmer
Burrell
Jennie Simpson
John W. Paul
Cherryhill
L. B. Fetterhof
Vada
Fettershoff
Plumville
Augustus Fetterman
Peter Becker
Green
Robert M. Sheffier
Grasomo Bertolino
Young
H. S. Kissinger
A. M. Johnston
Homer City
James A. Muckinger
Esther Blythe
T.W. Phillips Gas & Oil Co
Elizabeth Stiles
Abbie Stiles
Samuel FH. Stiles
Ernest Foster
George Duke
T. J. McCormick
John R. McCullough
Edward Hay Myers
Oshia Patterson
North Mahoning Town
Lads Real Tree Planters On Klan Farm Beedlings Planted
Loral Boys start 30 000 beedlings on Klan farm south of town. Uncle Dick Wehrie hosted 124 Indiana lads who rode a special trolley car to the farm. By noon they planted 30 000 white pine and Norway spruce seedlings secured from the state forestry department. The day included a plenteous dinner served by Klan women and an address by Arthur Brownlee. The afternoon featured sports and a nature study session led by Uncle Dick.
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Loral
Klan Farm
Dick" Wehrie
Wehrie
Wehrle
State Department of Forestry
Kian
Arthur Brownlee
Buchanan Nominated for Rotary District Governor
George T. Buchanan, charter member and former president of the Indiana Rotary Club, was named governor of the Western Pennsylvania Rotary District at the Washington, Pa conference. The district, comprising 54 clubs, will present his name to the International Rotary convention in Denver to serve one year from July 1.
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Indiana Club
George T. Buchanan
Indiana Rotary Club
Western Pennsylvania Rotary District
Washington
Buchanan
International Rotary Convention
Denver
Fire destroys dwelling and outbuildings near South Bend
Eric Silvis of near South Bend endured a heavy loss when his dwelling and contents burned last Tuesday. The wash house and spring house were also destroyed with their contents. Neighbors assisted by helping him erect a temporary home from the wagon shed.
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Eric Silvis
South Bend
Time to Dip Sheep in County Advice for Flock Owners
County Agent urges flock owners to inspect flocks for ticks this spring. Dipping with Cooper's Dipping Powder in galvanized tanks sold by F. S. Burch & Co. at 152 W Huron St Chicago, IL. One dipping kills ticks. two dips recommended. agent offers assistance to interested owners.
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Cooper's
F. S. Burch & Co
W. Huron St
Chicago
Weddings of a Week with Plumville Ceremony
A week of nuptials reports Vernie Viola Smeltzer and Roy Orr wed by Rev. Garman at Plumville. The ceremony featured a ring service and a bride’s home dinner. The Orrs will live on the Smeltzer-Orr coal bank farm, with many honor events planned.
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Vernie Viola
John Smeltzer
Roy Orr
James FR. Orr
Washington Township
Garman
Plumville
Orr
Smeltzer-Orr Coal Bank
Personal Brevities Reflect Town Ties With Visitors
A flurry of notes lists residents visiting friends and relatives across Cleveland, Philadelphia, Indiana, Pittsburgh, and nearby towns. Many names, towns, and travels appear, including Mr. and Mrs. Mahan, Mrs. Evans, J. A. Gallagher, and George Ogden, with movements between Indiana, Penn Run, and the county seat.
Green Township May Play Day Festival Draws Thousands
About a thousand Green Township pupils gathered at Cookport on May 1 for a play festival. The event featured an oral spelling contest, penmanship judging, and a large evening program with school numbers. Eighth grade diplomas were awarded to 68 students, with 30 earning writing certificates. The crowd filled the community hall as the band played, and officials pledged to make the festival an annual event.
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Green Township
Cookport
Hainselman
P. O. Peterson
Community Association
Blairsville Double Tragedy Shocks County Fans
In Blairsville a young man Herman Jones killed himself after wounding rival Edgar Muir during a jealousy dispute over Hazel Muir. Muir, wounded twice, drove to a relative's home where Jones then shot himself, dying instantly while Muir's injuries were serious but not fatal. Police reported a second stabbing also tied to a love feud at a Graff Coal Company site.
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Hazel Muir
Blairsville
Herman Jones
Dgar Muir
Miss Muir
Jones
William Penn Highway
Ighot
Muir
Ployd Smith
John Sumeo
Sweatheart
Graff Coal Company
Sumeo
Mis H J Brody Honored At Pleasant Event
Mrs H J Brody president of the Indiana County Section of the local Council of Jewish Women was honored at a dinner at the Hite home. A loving cup was presented to Mrs Brody by Mrs J Cheltal as toastmistress with Mrs Edwin Zugsmith of Pittsburgh as principal speaker. Mrs Yatimith national chairman of religion spoke warmly. Other members praised the local organization for its work at Torrance hospital.
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Pennsylvania
H. J. Brody
Indiana County
Hite
Brody
J. Cheltal
Edwin Zugsmith
Pittsburgh
4Usyamith
CG. J. W
Obituary notices from Blairsville and Indiana areas
Antonio LaMantia a prominent Blairsville fruit dealer for 27 years died in a Pittsburgh hospital after a lingering illness. Born in Italy he settled in Blairsville and leaves a widow and ten children. Also noted are obituaries for Mra Frances Lydie Sorrels aged 20, Emory E. Adams 47, Simon Kline 75, Mrs Carrie Findley, Andrew Scott 18 months, and Mrs Catherine Redding, with funeral details and surviving relatives.
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Antonio LaMantiy
Antonio LaMantia
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Italy
United States
Blairsville
B. P. On B
FO. B
Societa M
Umberto di
Dominick
Homer City
John
Salvatore
Vincent
Indiana
August
Termini
Paul
Joseph Guints
Freeport
Deaths Shock Indiana as Dr Edwin Wood Passes
Dr Edwin K Wood a prominent Indiana dentist died at his home on School street from pneumonia after a brief illness. Born November 29 1879 he trained at Indiana Normal School Pennsylvania State College and Marvds Churgical College Philadelphia before practice in Smithton Pa and return to Indiana in 1906. He led in local civic life and athletics. Funeral held at home with Rev Hinitt. interment Oakland cemetery. Survived by widow Mary M Jones stepfather Henderson Wilson and half brothers Andrew Wilson and Joseph Wilson. Another half brother Daniel W Schresengost died recently.
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Kimory E. Adams
Emory E. Adams
George Adams
West School Street
Indiana
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baptist Church of
Town
Adams
J. B. Baker
Greenwood Cemetery
George J. Adams
Chicago
John W. Mahan
Frank S. Mahan
West Middlesex
Edwin IC. Wood
School Street
Harvey
Mary Kimmell Wood
Indiana Normal School
Pennsylvania E State College
Madive-Chirurgical College
Philadelphia
Smithton
Savings & ‘Trust
Presbyterian Church
Indiana Country Club
Cosmopolitan Club
PB. W. Hinitt
Oakland Cemetery
Mary M. Jones
Latrobe
Frank Wood
Pasadena
Cal
Henderson Wilson
Andrew Wilson
Allentown
Joseph Wilson
Orange
W.J
Ady
Dimiel W. Schresengost
Daniel W. Schresengost
C. N Melwen
Rure Valley
A. L. Schrece
Indiana County Pioneer Attorney D B Taylor Dies
Indiana mourns as attorney D B Taylor dies at home after a week with pneumonia. Born September 14 1875 he studied at Washington Jefferson college and joined the Indiana County bar in 1878. A leader in banking education and public service his death ends a long career and community influence. He is survived by his wives Annie and Anna and sons James A Taylor and D Clair Taylor with services held at his home and burial in Greenwood.
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David Blair Taylor
Indiana
South Fifth Street
J. M. Taylor
Followig
Washington- Jefferson College
A. W. Taylor
Board of Education
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
Indiana County Hospital
Diamond Glassware Company
Robinsteen Dollar Company
Board of Trustees
Anna M. Daugherty
James A. Taylor
Pittsburgh
Annie McFadden
D. Elair Taylor
Milne, Fla
Taylor
F. W. Hinitt
Greenwood Cemetery
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John Bennett
Evangelical Church
David Mack
North Sixth Street
Indiana Hospital
Ruchpion
Phiba
Vare
Peppe
Roy Allen Orr
Vernie Viola Smoltzer
Roy Allen
Morris
EB. Back
Youngwood
Mary B. McGill
William M. Steen
Jane Patterson
Howard Scott
Annabelle Middleton
Bmarson Blose
Elwood City
Sara McConnaughey
North Mahoning Two
West Virginia
New Florence
Sickville
Paul Seifer
Mary Parsh
Leroy McKee
Myrtille M. Me
Samuel Burmar
Anna Catanis
Deckers Point
William McMillen
McMillen
Heilwood
Henry Bennett
Wilbur Briibart
Fast Klumville
Naomi Gayle
Geo. T. Buchanan
Lorsenter
Smeltzer
Brashear Holstein
Denet Melxtein
Des, W. C. Holstein
South Eleventh Street
Chrney Brashear
Baltimore, Md
Misa Myrna Alexander
Cleveland
Leroy Cunningham
C. Bonner
Ganks Township
Harry Cooper
Young Township
GC. A. Mahan
Dixonville
Floyd MacNees
Ambridge
G. W
Ralph Hasinger
Joseph Donnelly
J. A. Gallagher
Youngtown Halk
F. EB. Dunbar
Smethport
H. R. Henderson
Nathan L. Strong
A. W. Beer
Ray Green
Jenas Decker
Roy
M. Decker
Penn Run
A. H. Stewart
Church Street
Crystal Springs Club
Clearfield County
C. H. Clark
Progress
James Gates
Wilkinsburg
EB. F. Shaukis
West Philadelphia
George Ogden
F. Sorrell
Charles Pilkington
Tuscarora Oil Company
James Vanhorn
Meade Ayers
Mayport
Zenas Decker
J. WH. Decker
Marshall
Stewart Marshall
Glenn and
Annabella Marshall
Tivermore J
J. Roberts
Homer City Presbyterian Church
Hanover Presbyterian Church
P. L. Anderson
Near Weat Lebanon
Leo
Dorothy
Anderson
Prances Kanarr
Montgomery Township
N. J. Graham
T. N.graham
New Alexandria
Forerty
Forte
Fettericief
Oant
Neva
Frank
Owin
Severn
Gettysburg
Jozeph, Hazlett
Iltingis
Mr. Hazlett
Ronde Fine
Mis. H. J. Brody
Benjamin Franklin Highway Association
Tifin
Pert Ryetradt
Frances Lydie Sorrels
Elkhart
Ind
Anna Marie
Sortelg
Anna Lydie
Aaron Lydie
Cherry Tree
Jue 14
Inspikhart
James Sorreis
Merle Lydie
Vandergrift
Lutheran Church
St. John’s Church
Cems~tery
Miller Emanuel S. Miller
Cherryhill Township
Rose Bracken
West Taylor Township
Cambria County
W. H. Phillips
Frank Miller
Spruce Church
John Miller
Epansburg
Simon Hkilne
Simon Kline
West Chestnut Street
Willam Kline
M. B. Bhurned
Caryei Findley
Carrie Pindley
Greensaburg
Thomas Hood
John A. Findley
Greensburg
Findley
Geneva Hugenlocher
Andrew Scott Andrew
John Scott
Ernest
W. L. McKea
Catherine Redding
Reynoldsville
Rence Sedding
Iselin
Pnewmonta
David Peeney
David Meatey
Regan
Daeh Rooney
Mave
Harmony Cemetery
Grisemore
Wid
Harry Rugsell
Roy Velen
George Walliams
Bae Wars
Margaret Joiner
We Barneshora
Edwin K. Wood
Grim Reaper
D. B. Taylor
Edwis K. Woll
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