Indiana Memorial Day Tributes Planned Across County
Memorial Day activities are planned in Indiana and surrounding towns with services at East Mahoning Baptist church Rochester Mills Curry Run Presbyterian church Covode Elders Ridge and Kittanning. Local attorney speakers include William M. Liggett Hitler Peeler John H. Pierce and Gen Harry White. County funds will assist G A R posts with ceremony costs.
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Indiana
William M. Liggett
East Mahoning Baptist Church
Purchase Line
James O'Neil Post
G. A.R. Post
Coolkport
Hitler Peeler
Rochester Mills
Women’s Relief Corps
John H. Pierce
Curry Run Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Oelaty
Henry Madres
Punxeutawmey
Clymer
Marion Center
Women's Relief Corps
Twolick
Harry White
Kittanning
G. A. R. Posts
County Commissioners’ Office
Efficacy Questioned in Friedmann Tuberculosis Cure
Washington May 10 official report from the United States Public Health Service states the Friedmann tuberculosis treatment tested on ninety four New York hospital cases fails to justify public confidence in the remedy. Dr Anderson of the health service announced the findings at the National Association for the Study and Invention of Tuberculosis meeting, prompting a warning to the public not to be misled by unproven claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
United States Public Health Service
National Association For the Study
Anderson
Health
Watkins unnamed Indiana man tied to spy rumors
Pittsburg Dispatch cites a Indiana Pa. man said to have aided his imprisoned brother attorney Ralph W. Watkins of Indiana in danger of a spy's death after alleged capture by Mexican Federal forces in Juarez. Directory inquiries fail to confirm the Watkins name. Engagements announced for three former normal girls at McCreerys in Pittsburg, June weddings planned. Cherry Tree church to mark 75th anniversary with week of observances. Indiana Bear Club trip to Huntingdon for two weeks fishing.
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Indiana
Mexico
Pittsburg’ Dispatch
BE. Watkins
Arlington Avenue
State Department
Ralph W. Watkins
Juarez
Watkins
Phi Kappa Pi
McCreery'’s
Pittsburg
Roma Beges
George Langfitt
Bellevue
Jean Mellroy
McKeesport
Walter Whitmyre
Hite
Clara Morgan
Canonsburg
Thomas Shanard
Bridgewater
South Dakota
Mellroy
Indiana State Normal School
Heggs
Morgan
R. W. Wehrle
T. B. Clark
Delos Herrick
M. H. Wilson
Nillana
Calf Chews Shirt as Man Sleeps by Roadside
A youth with a cherished pet calf stopped by a neighbor and slept by the road. The calf then chewed the shirt from the man’s back, an event described with a folksy parallel to Mary’s Lamb.
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Mary
Prosperity at Vintondale as mines promise steady work
The Vinton Colliery Company at Vintondale secured a year long contract ensuring full operation of its mines. Miners reported earnings up to 70 dollars every two weeks while others earned 55 to 65 dollars. town improvements include electric lighting, dwelling repairs, and a town cleanup with street grading, boosting appearance and sanitation.
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Vinton Colliery Company
Vintondale
Wintondale
Blairsville College Commencement Program Highlights
Busy week at Blairsville College for Women opens May 30 with events through June 3 including Commencement Play, art reception, baccalaureate sermon, class day, glee club recital, faculty reception, and senior reception. Also notes Heshton postmaster change and regional church gatherings and events.
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Girls’ Institution
Blairsville College For Women
Glee Club
Personal Brevities Bridge Indiana and nearby towns
A long list of visiting and returning residents and relatives from Ligonier, Trade City, Cockport, Wayne Avenue, Rosalter, Blairsville, Heilwood, Salaman ca, Punxsutawney, DuBois, Pittsburg, and other places. Notables include Mrs G R Taylor, James M Chambers, J H Rodkey, Mrs J B Robinson, Postmaster S L Miner, Thomas Marshall, Mise Wilda Crawford, and Miss Phyllis Moorhead, among many others. Several travelers head to Chicago, Detroit, and Montana for business or leisure, while local officials and families host and visit across Indiana and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Taylor
Ligonier
Indiana
James M. Chambers
Trade City
J. H. Rodkey
Cockport
J. 8. Robinson
Wayne Avenue
Pittsburg
L. Miner
Rosalter
Thomas Marshall
Blairaville
Mise Wilda Crawford
Church Street
California
H. H. Wetzel
Marion Center
Martha Churchill
Water Street
Salamanca
N. Y
Don Getty
Detroit
Mich
Charles A. Nichol
White Township
Chicago
Frank Wood
South Seventh Street
D. H. Wilt
G. §. Wetterman
Heilwood
Frank Neff
William
School Street
Coulter Wigging
Blairsville
J. A. McLean
Don
Creekside R. D
W. E. M. Copeland
Gon. Wallace
Willet
Harry Kanarr
Punxsutawney
Annié Taylor
J. Edgar Long
Culver
Alexander Bennett
Montana
Dakotas
Edith M. Smith
Sixth Street
Atlantic City
Isaac Beck
San Francisco
Cal
J. M. Hazlett
Georgeyle
Progress
Margaret Campbell
South Tifth Street
Frank
Tarentum
Robert M. Bruce
Oak Street
DuBois
J. W. Howearth
Sample Run
John Corrigan
South Sixth” Street
Lena Ostermyers
J. M. Gibson
Putxsutawney
J. E. Calhoun
Creekside
J . C. Hasinger
C. G. Rudi
Scranton
Knights of Columbus
Indiana Council
Antha Dixon
Homer City
Adam Bowman
Sara Lytle
Charles Brown
Myrtle Smith
Alexander McCune
Nannie A. Work
J. M. Guthrie
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
C. E. Amond
Near Clymer
Wintondale
J. M. Cunningham
J. Milton Cunningham
WD. C. Kuhns
Wilkinsburg
J. E. Parnell
John P. Elkin
H. B. Campbell
Town
Harry P. Dowler
Elkin
Squire H. K. Neal
William Bush
William Frantz
Rossmoyne
Frantz
Buah
John #8
Caldwell
Chestnut Street
John Miller
Washington, Pa
Women’s General Missionary Society
The
United Presbyterian Church
Graduates Wed Brides for Two Young Divines
Eighteen members of the Western Theological Seminary class in Pittsburg received diplomas. George Arthur Frantz and Charles W. Cochran, both from local counties, married shortly after. Cochran wed Dessie Hana Shields of Dayton at a ceremony in Pittsburg. Frantz tied with Amy C. Kellogg of Pittsburgh at his church. Both will serve as pastors in Templeton and Pittsburgh respectively.
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Western Theological Seminary
Pittsburg
George Arthur Frantz
Penniton and Clymer
John Lang
Marion Center
Charles W. Cochran
Dayston
Cochnan
Dessie Hana Shields
Dayton
G. W. McIntyre
Templeton
Armatrong County
Cochran
Frantz
Most Liberty Presbyterian Church
Amy C. Kellogg
Frank W. Sneed
George D. Frantz
Conowingo
Penny Run
Clymer
Presbyterian Church
Mines Foreman Examinations Draw Large Attendance at Punxsutawney
More than one hundred applicants from Indiana Jefferson Clearfield and Armstrong counties competed in mine foreman exams in the bi tuminous district at Punxsutawney last week. Forty nine tested Thursday for foremen positions with results not yet announced. Names from Indiana county include O’Hara St Clair Troup Davies Hallwood Patterson Kelliher and others. similar lists cover Twelfth and Twenty fifth districts with many from Homer City Reed Graceton and Rural Valley among those taking the five boss tests.
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Indiana
Jefferson
Clearfield
Armstrong
Pennsylvania
Puxasutawney
John Stone
J. P. Shea
Hellwood
David Troup
Clymer
A. W. Donaldson
Gottlieb Fink
Heilwood
James St. Clair
Joseph Poydock
McIntyre
Gust Sunbury
Walter A. Irvine
John Waddell
Dixonville
Jesse Statey
Ambrose Mason
Robert Jarvis
Thompson Fletcher
H. C. Pilkington
Barkey
William Findley
Glen Campbell
Andréwe R. Watson
Stokes
Lovejoy
D. F. Brewbaker
T. E. Engle
John Shadle
Henry Smitley
Thomas D. Thomas
Frank Gribben
D. H. Abrams
Stuchell School Reunion Date Set in East Mahoning
The Stuchell school reunion in East Mahoning township is set for August 14, inviting former teachers and pupils with secured addresses. A later notice will publish communications. contact Mrs J G Moore, secretary, Marlon Center, Pa. A Sabbath School Association executive meeting May 24 at 10:00 a.m. will discuss plans for Saltsbury conven tion.
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Stuchell
East Mahoning Township
J. GC. Moore
Marlon Con~ter
Local notes reveal town visitations and a fire at Tadpole Factory
Mrs Jennie Silver seeks relief from quinsy while several locals, including Prof I L Emerick, Prof Leroy Sutter, Miss Laura Wineberg, and Ada Zener, feature in social calls and travels. A Tadpole Factory near the station burned, likely from carelessness, as Morrow Telephone Co holds officer elections and extends a new line from Marchand to Cane Ridge with service via Mary Zener and William Uber.
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Jennie Silver
I. L. Emerick
Rossiter
Punxsutawney
Leroy Sutter
Jefferson School
Hila Raun
Maude Wineberg
Marchand
Charley Mackel
Mrs. Pierce
Julia Sutter
Murry Shaeffer
William Uber
Sofia Hetrick
A. J. Stiver
Youngstown
Robert Emerick
Anna B. Sutter
D. J. Hawk
Orren Emerick Farm
Samuel States
Masko
Main
First Avenues
Laura Wineberg
Akron
Hiawatha
Kans
Morrow Telephone Company
Adam Henry
Lynn Sutter
Melvin Gaston
Canoe Ridge
Mary Zener
Bell
J. W. Morrow
Robert Knox
Roy Wining
D. H. Baun
Iddo Lewis
George Hicks
C. W. Baun
Buguy & Mogel
Domb Bos
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Transactions Listed
Deeds recorded show numerous transfers across center to Pittsburg Mall way Co valued at $1860, and other parcels including 64 acres in Washington to J Q Smith for $3500. Transfers include 31 acres in White to BH B Campbell and D P Rinn for $2650, 3 acres in Banka to John Novick for $67, and 70 acres in East Mahoning to B Streams for $1600. An Indiana County Gas Co deed dated August 3 1909 to American Natural Gas Co. lists $200000 as consideration.
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Indiana County
Hopert
W. G. Hoyts
Center
Buffalo
A. C. Gaston
Fry Roser
Keaio
Wetterman
W. M. Huey
Banks
Paul Reitz
M. J. Mitchell
East Mahoning
Ella
Morrison
SB. McQuilken
B. R. Streams
John Smith
Green
Joseph Kolosky
August Weber
Canoe
Peter Zang
Laura Dickie Nix
Brecknets
Joan S. Fisher
W. E. Gakgs
Stella P. Hadden
Ernest
V. Cramer
Rayne
Wm. M. Rittman
Charles D. Brendlinger
West Wheatfield
Davis
John Judge
Glen Campbell
A. G. Gardner
C. M. Walker
Armstrong
Johnston Fisher
Kh. I. Templeton
Grech
H. C. Brown
Truatea
Indiana County Gas Co
American Natural Gas Co
Two Girls Complete the Teachers Training Course
Zuma LaRue Wilson and Ida May Berkeypile completed the teachers training at Grace United Evangelical church Cherryhill township. They will receive diplomas at the May 21 graduation exercises with hymns, addresses, and presentations.
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Grace and Evangelical Church
Zuma LaRue Wilson
Ida May Berkeypile
Grace United Evangelical Church
Cherryhill Township
Steele Berkey- Pile
H. H. Newell
Bluging
District Press Quartette
Clymer Press Kasay
4Uma Wilson
Steel Berkeypile
Harry A. Halsopph
Clymer Christian
R Fo Nfes
Msalt
County Club Women Hold Good Meeting in Indiana
The Indiana County Congress of Women’s Clubs held its second annual meeting at the First Presbyterian church with about 75 representatives from eight clubs. Mrs. Samuel Semple of Titusville spoke on club work, naming future focus areas. officers were elected for the coming year. a reception closed the eventful day.
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Indiana
Congress of Women's Clube
New Century Club
Indiana County Congress of Women's Clubs
First Presbyterian Church of
Samuel Semple
Titusville
State Federation of Pennsylvania Club
Sample
San Francisco
Ladies Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Hamlin BH. Cogswell
New Century Club of
M. J. Tonkin
Shakespere Club
Cherry Tree
William Wrigley
Normal Conservatory of Music
T. Elmer Ellis
Cordelia Weir
Thia Place
Sara C. Lovejoy
Department of Home Economics
State College
Harry C. Christy
Southwestern District of Women's Clubs
Pittsburg
Congress
Harry CC
Christy
Mary Stuchell
Study Club
Plumville
Lillias Per
So and Sew Club
Iselin
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DR. Mann
Cherry Tree Church
the Presbyterian Church
Blairsville College
Heshton
W. B. Wagner
Uncle Sam
A. R. Palmer
Heshbon
Blacklick
Wag Per
R. E. McClure
Thomas Anderson
Armstrong Township
Atlanta
Conemaugh
General Assembly
T. M. Fleming
Curry Run
Presbyterian Order
J. Day Brownlee
First United Presbyterian Church
Erodelphian Literary Society
Mary C. Simpson
William A. Simpson
John ©. Patton
North Sixth Street
Gettysburg
John H. Hill
James M. Marshall
E. G. Tyger
Gipay
William Smith
Phyllis Moorhead
Emerson School of Oratory
Boston
Buffalo,Rochester & Pittsburg Railway
Graduath
Stuchell School
Renon
Tudlana
Fayette and Westmoreland County Photographic Society
EB. R. Springer
Seventh Street
Springer
Greensburg
Kiski
Kiskiminetal Springs School
Wilson,Bair & MacColl
A. W. Wison
W. J. MacColl
F. D. Bt. Clair
J. J. Marke
J. J. Daub
March
Win Homan
Dorothy Zener
J. J. Bolender
Clair Smith
Elizabeth Mcllgnac
Wd Lyons
Harry
Phillipston
Harmon Peffer
Ada Zener
Indiana Normal
Robert Messaac
Horne
Penn Run
Riba Roser
Elnora
Katherine Singer
Earl Simpson
Cradle Roil
N. L. Lydieck
Daniel Nicewonger
Vandegrift
H, GC. Mack
Vandergrift
Mattle Hall
Latrobe
A. Sheesley
Jacob Burkett
Crea Lydie
Edgar
HE. FP. Lewis
Indiana Hospital
Lois Lydie
Olive Gibson
Iva Doty
Mia
Potts
John Barrett
Ord Weaver
Murray Gilpatrick
Thomas Gilpatrick
Porrest
de Quowgn
Rev. C. W Fox
America
Ida May
Mrs. James Hood
Mra
James Hood
Huff
James McElroy
J. Mack Hood
New Florence
Roy S. Tomb
Johnstown
Ward Mack
Pitcairn
Edmond Gumpbell
Joseph M, Ftood
Lynn G
John Mood
Rural Valley
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Kittanning Presbytery
Pettigrew
Healty
Harry Rupert
Co. S. Kunkle
Frank Sacco
J. W. Cary
Hamlin E. Cogswell
Misa Anna Mae Watson
Miza Owen Rebecka
Normal
Marshall McDermott
Brushvalley
Mary BE. Wolstencroft
Cecil R. Shanfield
Anne Tt
Rapp
Conemaugh Tea J. Cobeb
Blatryville Wannah
B. McCordy
Stele
Weatmoraland Co
Christy P. Bepler
Robingom
Pearl G, Alcorn
Robinson David M
Harris W. Wheatfield
Elizabeth M. Liggett
Onde
Wheatfield
Wilson
J. Howard
Jacksonville
Dadle Swanger
James C
Pleming
Elizabeth G
Johnston Armitrong
John Bland, Jr
Cere Cerca
Jean Mullen
B. McGinley
Young
Effie Neal
S. Mahoning Two
G. Haddock
Iola Turner
Manor School
D. G. H. Wolfe
Clyde A. Fowler
Viola Macon
Ira Holsapple
Mary Qoy
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