Davis and Pinchot Picked as Winners in Primary
Early returns from 71 of 77 Indiana county districts show James J. Davis leading Grundy for U S Senator and Gifford Pinchot securing the Republican nomination for Governor. Pinchot carried most districts, Brown narrow earlier, with Davis 4972 to Grundy 6153 in these districts. Peeler and Griffith win fifth terms in the General Assembly. Davis, McLain also noted as nominees and supporters hope full results confirm state-wide backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchot
Peeler
Griffith
Assembly
James J. Davis
Secretary of Labor
United States
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Davis
Joseph R. Grundy
Francis Shunk Brown
Brown
Indiana County
Grundy
J. Elder Peeler
Town
Charles R. Griffith
Marion Center
General Assembly
John T. Davis
Blairsville
Charles C. McLain
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Father Held When Son Dies From Alcoholism
A Pennsylvania man, Alexander DeDea, is held for the June grand jury on involuntary manslaughter charges after his six year old son James died May 5 from alcohol intoxication. DeDea admitted giving whiskey to his son at frequent intervals and leaving the child with access to a liquor bottle prior to the death. Authorities say the liquor was not poisoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesboro
James
Alexander de- Dea
No. 8
Fallen Timor
Justice of the Peace
Edward Welch
DeDea
G. H. Whited
Whited
Poppy Day Sale Aids Veterans Welfare in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Legion posts plan to sell over 11.5 million poppies to raise funds for direct welfare relief and rehabilitation for disabled veterans and their families. The program supports dependents, veterans in hospitals, and the war dead as local posts begin sales on Saturday May 24. Poppies are crafted by disabled veterans in government hospitals, with proceeds distributed to welfare work and family assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Legion and Auxiliary
Legion and Auxiliary §S
Pennsylvania Legion
Pennsylvania Legion Posts
U. S. Vv. B. Hosp. No
Philadelphia
U.S.V.B
Por Ty Point
Aspinwall
Marine Hospital
Pittsburgh
Local Personalities and Travel Occur Across Indiana
County seat callers Samuel Killen and Qilbert Mack hailed from near Armagh on Monday. John Bennett and Robert Pattison, Indiana men in Harrisburg state departments, returned home to vote. Attorney John Scott of Philadelphia visited family in North Seventh street. Wayne avenue residents D A Cunninghams returned from Orange City Florida after wintering. County official visits in Pittsburg. Hugh M Wiley recovering well from appendicitis at Indiana hospital. Williams couple from White township celebrated 40th wedding anniversary with a family dinner. Nagle named supervising principal of New Florence schools. Earl and Lou Wagner visited Indiana en route to Clyde to visit Mrs. Wagner’s mother. Mrs Martha Thomas and Audrey Graham of Wilkinsburg were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs James A Smith. Charles A Cunningham and family accompanied Cunningham parents to Indiana from Florida. BE Shields and relatives attended Frank Marshall’s funeral at Plumville. Mrs J L Stuchell and Miss Larue Millen were Indiana shoppers. subscription renewed to The Progress. James W Rigg of Indiana underwent surgery for hernia and appendicitis at Fort Monroe hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Killen
Qilbert Mack
Armagh
John Bennett
Robert Pattison
Indiana
Harrisburg
John Scott
Philadelle Iphia
John
A. Scott
North Seventh Street
D. A. Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
Orange City
Fla
J. J. Henderson
Agnes Stadtmiller
Pittseet
Tuesay
Hugh M. Wiley
Town
Indiana Hospital
Clarence A. Williams
White Township
Nagle
Derry Township
Haad
Earl
Lou Wagner
Cleveland
Clyde
John Wagner
Martha Thomas
Audrey Graham
Wilkinsburg
James A. Smith
West Church Street
Thomas
Mr. Smith
Charles A. Cunningham
Cresson
Cunningham
A. Cunningham
Florida
BE. P. Shields
Charles Cochran
Apollo
BE. A. Shields
Homer City
R.D
Frank Marshall
Plumville
Shields Old Homestead
J. L. Stuchell
Five Points
Larue Millen
Willet
Stuchell
Progress
James W. Rigg
Lesbia Rigg
Air Corps Training Service
Langley Fleald Va
Government Hospital
Fort Monroe
Stage reached in Baptist Church controversy in Indiana
Court session results in agreement between The First Regular Baptist Church of Indiana and opposing group. Parties to file briefs on exceptions to the equity court opinion within ten days. Original suit seeks possession of church property occupied by the defendants for over two years. Judge Langham ruled for the plaintiffs in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Regular Baptist Church of Indiana
Court House
Baptist Church
Langham
First
Regular Baptist Church of
Indiana
Pheasant Returns to Nest After Fire Rescue
In Harrisburg on May 21 Edmund D Groff deputy game protector reported to the Game Commission how a female pheasant protected her eggs during a Armstrong County fire. He found a nest of eleven eggs in the flames path, saved it by wrapping it in his vest and placing it in safety, then replaced it after the fire was out. The next day the mother grouse was found settled on the eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Edmund D. Groff
Worthington
The
Game Commission
Armstrong County
Groff
Bids Opened for New M E Church on June 16
The old Methodist Episcopal church is being demolished as a wrecking crew works. Bids for the new church will be opened Monday June 16 at architect John T. Simpson in Newark New Jersey. Final plans have been approved and about 20 contractors have inquired. Construction is expected to start late June for brick and stone editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Methodist Episcopal Church
John T. Simpson
Newark
N.J
Real Estate Transfers Log From Washington to Cherry Tree
Real estate transfers list multiple conveyances including Horace Adamson to George Cribbs in Washington for 2600, J W Rowley to John Fisson on Pine for 700, George Stahl to Sumner Stahl on two tracts in Salisbury for 5000, Spicher to William Miller in Cherry Tree for 25, J M Notley to William Miller on a Cherry Tree tract for 1000, Irvin Glasser to Farmers Bank Trust Co in Indiana Pa for two lots in Indiana at 12500, Wolf Shransky to Florence Myers a lot in Indiana for 4600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Adamson
George A. Cribbs
Washington
J. W. Rowley
John Fisson
John Pine
George W. Stahl
Sumner A. Stahl
Salisburg
Spicher
William T. Miller
Cherry Tree
J. M. Notley
William Miller
Irvin
Glasser
Farmers Bank & Trust Co
Indiana
Death notices and obituaries from Creekside and nearby towns
Mrs Albert Shank aged 38, of Clymer, dies of pneumonia in Dixonville Hospital leaving husband Albert, parents Porter and Mrs Donahue, and three children Dale Lena Adda. Funeral at Rich Hill church Friday 2:30 led by Rev Copp. Joseph Cramer Findley 43, of Cleveland, formerly Indiana County, World War veteran, survived by parents Mary and W Harvey Findley, widow Avis Findley, daughter Phyllis Jean, siblings. Marriage license issued for James William Revie and Hannah Mae Heberling. Autos killed 9,000 more in 1920 than railroads in 10 years. 1,450 fishing and 7,1015 dog licenses issued by Ebner Alligon noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Shank
Martha Viola Shank
Aear
Clymer
R.D
Dixonville Hospital
Porter Donahue
Creekside
Christian AlHande Church of
Dale
Lena
Adda Shank
Brothera
Alatara
Floyd Donahue
Home
Donald Donahue
Linus Shank
Grove City
Goldie Mouser
Blanche
Ruby Donahue
Rich Hil Church
Rev. Copp of
Rich Hill Cemetery
Joseph C. Mindley
Joseph Cramer Findley
Border
Somerset County
Indiana County
Cleveland
W. Harvey
Mary Cramer Windley
East Wheatliald Township
GY Johnstown
Joseph
Findley
Mr. Findley
Hiss
James William Revie
Ernest
Hannah Mae Ieberling
Indiana
Revie
John Revie
Miss Heberling
James Heberling
State Teachers College Announces Alumni Day Festivities
Commencement week begins Saturday with Alumni Day reunions for classes including '10 '95 '00 and others. Events include a 10 AM alumni meeting, 12 PM luncheon, 3 PM faculty reception, 7 PM campus band concert, senior class play at 8:15 PM, and church services on Sunday. Dr Elmer Burritt Bryan will speak at graduations at The Ritz Theatre Monday 10:30 AM followed by a 12:30 commencement dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers’ College
Recreation Hall
Indiana High School
Ritz Theatre
Elmer Burritt Bryan
L.eld
Ohio University
Bryan
Brushvalley High Class Seventeen Graduates in May Exercises
Brushvalley High School will hold its seventh annual commencement at the Brushvalley community hall on Tuesday evening May 27. The program includes invocation by Rev. O.G. Carlisle, an address by Dr. Web, music, and diploma presentations for Flora Georgy Edward McCormick Martha McCrea Dorothy Rhine Homer Shaffer Hester Stewart and Harry Sutton. The senior class has funded projects and planted a lawn, with a class day sun dial unveiling planned for Friday evening. The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by Rev. Samuel W. Shane at the Second United Presbyterian Church in Indiana. Juniors hosted a banquet at the Capitol Hotel in Tolinstown on May 3 in honor of the seniors following their play The Big Cheese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalley High School
Brushvalley
O. CG
Carlisle
Edward McCormick
Web
Martha McGrea
Martha McCrea
Flora Georgy
Dorothy Rhine
Homer Shaffer
Hsther Stewart
Harry Sutton
Brushyalley
Old Meadow
Samuel W. Shane
Second United Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Capitol Hotel
Tolinstown
Community Hill
Indiwat High School
Elinor Gordon
M. C. Gordon
Town
Carl Anderson
Commencement Activities At Armagh Wheatfield High School
The Armagh East Wheatfield high school stages play performances All On Account of Polly Tuesday to Thursday. Juniors sell sandwiches coffee and homemade confections at the south entrance to fund the senior junior trip to Washington DC in 1931. Baccalaureate May 25 features Rev Waldemar Buch and Rev W H Nicholson. June 28 graduation in the auditorium. Junior hosts senior and faculty chicken and waffle supper May 20 at Trexler's Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armagh- East Wheatfield High School
Polly
Treasury
Washington, D.C
Waldemar Buch
W. H. Nicholson
Armagh Presbyterian Church
Trexler’s Inn
Armagh
Two Lost Lives in Auto Accidents at Commodore and Iselin
In Commodore Robert H Butterbaugh aged 5 was killed when a new Ford sport roadster rolled out of the garage, breached the building, and fell 15 feet. He died instantly from a broken neck and skull, while his son Wayne watched. In Iselin Andy Gordish 21 died after a car plunged 25 feet into a creek near South Bend. Joe Summers 14 and William Kanopie 24 were injured. Gordish died at Indiana hospital, Summers and Kanopie reported in fair condition. Funeral services held for Gordish in Iselin Holy Cross church. Butterbaugh funeral in Taylorsville church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Boterhaugh
Green Township
Commodore
Wayne
Butterbaugh
Higson
Elias
Sarah Barber Butterbaugh
Buterbaugh
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Lisle Shank
Floyd
Buleah
James
With
Vioma
Sarah Buterhbaugh
South Sixth Street
B. Tinterbauugh
Olive
Jim Buterbaugh
Town
B. Park Buterbaugh
Guy's Mills
FP. W. Wassam
Pittsburgh
Harry Essex
Syracuse
N.Y
Taylorsville Presbyterian Church
Church
Andy Gordish
Iselin
Joe Summers
William Kanopie
Wich
South Bend
Imotorista
Indiana Hospital
Gordish
Summers
Kunople
NuMine
Iy¢lin
Andrew, Jr
Andrew Gordish
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Indiana High School Commencement Schedule Described
Honor students for the graduating class at Indi wat High school are named. Commencement exercises occur Friday June 6 at 8:00 pm with events including class day and baccalaureate on later days and a faculty reception. Also noted are a November marriage and a new son for local residents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. V. Trader
McCrorey
Philadelphia Street
Robert L. Clark
Presbyterian Church
Clark
Wade Miller
That City
Army
Farm Bureau
Fisher
John §. Fisher
U.S. Senate Governor Assembly
Fas
Armstrong
Lewis Wells Armstrong
Geo
al, Nealy
Banks
Cramer Blacklick
J. B. Simpson Blacklick
Ritchard
H. H. Wilson
Blaireville
BO Ore
G. W. Wilkinson
James A. Hanna Brushvalley
Buffington
Ww. W. George Buffington
W. G. Stewart Burrell
John L. Lychalk Burrall
Burrell
W. H. Newpher Canoe
J. Murray Baun
Canoe
B. C. Williard
White
H. B. Lingle
Thomas Jeffrey Cherryhill
J, Ed. Fyock
Cherryhill
Lydick Cherry Tree
Edgar N. Long Clymer
WLI
W. F. Neeley Clymer
Dean Clawson Conemaugh
Ww. K Cramer Conemaugh
R. J. Leech
Conemaugh
E. C. Ake Gien Cam
Frank Kerr Grant
W. N. Jeffries Grant
Green
R. L. Siverd Green
J. Oakes Green
Cc Green
H. B. Stephens
John Brilhart
H. B. Raymond
Gilbert Parnell
Geo. BE
Duncan
Dale C. Marlin
Sam W. Rinn
Jacksonville
Toe Chookie Mahoning East
G. A. Minger Mahoning West
Q. H. Bowser Mahoning North
Merle Neal
A. E. Joiner
Pine
B. T. Alexander White
Fred Dilts White
Chas
F. Sunberg Young
J D Cooper Young
Young
E. P. Douglass
Frank R. White
J. G. Penney
Bagmnaw
Mich
Bon Ton
J. C. Penney Co
Saginaw
Harry White
C. J. Clawson
Frank Will
Toledo
Frank
Cora White
South Seventh Street
the Bon Ton
Dy. B. FB. Bieber
Phanvile
B. F. Hieber
Zion Lutheran Church
Plumville Presbyterian Church
Catkin-Kelly Directory Co
Binghampton
Smicksburg
Eva Steffey
M. BE
Ball Regalter
Sara M
Tossiter
Carmen Marol
Larxor
Rose de Flor Diabaville
Anthony C. W Gitinridge
Anna Yanigo Siokylo
Joseph M. Nangle
Cramer Bella M. Bowers - Conemanyl
REAL
Ebner
Alligon
Noom
Brushvalley High
Armagil-Mast Wheatfield High School
Inez Ogden
Nellie Dunmire
Uew
Western Pennsylvania Hospital
Mary Bence J
Bexxie Wildowson
Eliza Gertrude Edwards
Grace Lola Foxter
Biairsville
Allegheny General Hospital
John F. Clements
Wf. Ney Prothere
Jeannette
Europe
Glenevieve
Harold
Motor Patrol
Imperial Type Magazine
Robert H. Buterhaugh
New Commodore
Iselin Man
Lillian Bertha Nealer
Fred Rosenberry
Cramer
M. E
Seward
Arthur Nealer
John Lowry
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