Memorial Day Tributes Planned in Indiana Pa
Indiana will honor fallen servicemen with Memorial Day ceremonies in Memorial Park, a parade from the Y M C A at 10 to 11 am, a Memorial Hall service at 7 30 pm, and a Memorial Day sermon by Rev Dr John J Mellvaine. Two surviving G A R members William B Stahl and Asa Scott will participate.
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Indiana
First United Presbyterian Church
John J. Mellvaine
Memorial Hall
Memorial Park
A.M
William B. Stahl
Indiana Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Asa Scott
John J. Mcllvaine
American Legion
G. A. R. Post
Supreme Commander In War and Peace
The
Post
Women’s Relief Corp
Sons of Union
United Spanish War Veterans
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United Presbyterian Church
J. J. Mellvaine
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Grosse Brothers Start Overland Trip to California
Robert B. Grosse of Grosse Printing Co. and his two brothers Edward of Pittsburgh and Fred of Vandergrift depart Saturday for Los Angeles to visit sister Mrs. Charles Smith formerly Ida Grosse. They plan a stop at the Chicago World's Fair before a two to three month absence. A separate Harrisburg charter granted last week to the Indiana Breweries.
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Robert &. Groase
California
Robert 8. Grosse
The
Grosse Printing iCo
Edward Grosse
Pittsburgh
Fred Grosse
Vandergrift
Los Angeles
Cal
Teachers College Graduates Large Class Next Monday
Commencement exercises at the State Teachers College will be held in the College Gymnasium on Monday at 10 50 a m. Dr A B Meredith of New York University will deliver the graduating address titled A Philosophy of Education for the Times The large class lists graduates from Indiana Punxsutawney Homer City Clymer Punxsutawney New Florence Commodore Wayton Dayton Blairsville Rossiter etc and includes bachelor degre e recipients in art education education home economics music and other fields with many students named from Indiana Punxsutawney Clymer and surrounding areas
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State Teachers College
A. B. Meredith
New York
The
Times
Frank Jones Basile
Rossiter
Dorothy Gisihane Amundson
Pauline Delores Bland
Punxsutawney
Lulu Ellen Brothers
Blackick
Frank Hamilton Campbell
Penn Run
Edith Adeline Cicero
Indiana
Carolyn Elizabeth Dick
Clymer
Stephen Duffato
Lucerne Mines
Leon Bailey Hitler
Virginia
Kier Fulton
West Lebanon
Ann Wright Hopkinson
Homer City
Inez Virginia Hysong
New Florence
Lillian Alanore Johnson
Grace Elizabeth Liggett
Huff
Lorraine Mabon McDowell
Gertrude Wilmina McHlhoes
Home
Margaret Louise McKelvey
Saliaburg
Isle Margaret Mulvebll
John Alfred Rentschler
John Thomas Shaffer
Annabelle Smith
Sarah Catherine Stephens
Eleanor Jane Weiss
Claranna Sullivan
Colyer
Frank Roy Winisheimer
Lillian Marie Gibson
Jean O'Hara Hunter
Ernest
Martha Louise Johnston
Ruth Matilda Kelly
Rowena Bernice Lydie
Commodore
Marjorie Elizabeth Smith
Margaret Agnes Wagny
Ruth Irene Winaheimer
Betty Louise Miller
Dayton
Mary Margueretta Pary
Jean Eleanor Marlin
Clara Eizabeth Marshall
Wayton
James Kenneth Palmer
Nellie Lavon Lockard
Wintondale
Avanell Lois McCullough
Edna Mary Pifer
Helen Louise Learn
William Lee Confer
Cherry Tree
Philip Runzo
Elmer Ellsworth Smathers
Lil'Man Ruth Stephens
William Fullerton Archibald
Blairsville
James Albert Bartlebaugh
Lawrence Edward Bromberick
Charlotte Sophia Chapman
Harriet Sarah Chapman
Helen Ruth Fleming
Wilmer Ord Henry
Zola Mansfield Hoyt
Mildred Christine Hunter
Paul Thomas Kunkle
Robert Wilson
Major Hunter Stump
Torrance
Geneva Hope Tyger
Sara Myrtle Waugaman
Camp Rest Opens Season On Memorial Day
Camp Rest, one of western Pennsylvania’s popular recreation spots, opens the summer season on Memorial Day with a new chlorinator in operation for pure pool water. Improvements completed this week include new tables, whitewashed trees, and repainted buildings, preparing Camp Rest for visitors. Dr. S. Clark Daugherty, an optometrist with offices in the Smith Building, moved to Tyrone last week to practice there after coming from Indiana about 18 months ago.
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Pennsylvania
Clark Daugherty
Tyrone
Smith Building
Dr. Daugherty
Indiana
Brother of Local Resident Named Postmaster
Robert J. Miller, brother of Albert I. Miller of East Locust Street, has been appointed postmaster at State College. He has owned and operated a Rexall store in State College for some time. Fifty five beer license applications filed at noon. deadline Thursday at the county treasurer's office.
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Robert J. Miller
Albert I. Miller
East Locust Street
State College
Rexall
Heer
Junior High Graduates Archive Diplomas Today
Ninth grade pupils of the Junior High School are gathered in the Auditorium of the State Teachers College for diplomas. The program features The Wooing of Princess Vanita, read by Mary Ruth Glassford and others, with four selections by the Junior High Orchestra. A violin solo by Mildred King, choir numbers, and piano trio follow, ending with the Ninth Grade Class Song.
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State Teachers College
Vanita
Princess and the Swinsherd
Mary Ruth
Glaseford
Olive Martha Playfoot
Margaret St. Clair
Louisa Sutton
Ernest Stewart
Mildred King
Miss King
Josephine McCreight
Olive Martha
Playfoot
James Bennett
Alice Marie Dugan
Donald Franklin Everett
Marie Viola Fair
Mary Ruth Glassford
Donald Charles Hess
George Gardner Hill
Lewis Melville Jack
James Stewart Johnson, Jr
Mildred Vesper ‘King
George Benjamin Kunkle
Martha Jean Lanich
George Vere Leydic, Jr
Mildred Josephine McCreight
Frances LaRue McFeaters
Margaret Jane McFeely
Jane ‘Walker McQuilken
Har Edgar Mages
James Corbett Martin
Ralph Moorhead
Imogene M. Nicely
Gertrude Elizabeth Roberts
Doris
Josephine ‘Rudi
Merva Sherrick
Elizabeth Alliene Sprankle
Margaret Louise St. Clair
Ernest Taylor Stewart
Louisa Post Sutton
Richard C. Thomas
Dorothy Elizabeth Vinton
Martha Jane Vinton
Edwin Kimmel Warner
Ruth Brewer ‘Wells
Ruth Elizabeth ‘White
Mary Clare Winger
Wiliam
Charles Winger
Peter Zaviaris
American Legion Forms County Council at Cherry Tree Gathering
Eight posts attended the Cherry Tree event as W Ralph Cummings became permanent chairman of the newly formed County Council of the American Legion. Delegates from Indiana Homer City Blairsville Cherry Tree Clymer Glen Campbell and Marion Center heard remarks by Paul Griffith Uniontown and Duncan C McCullum Leechburg. A program of music followed and 150 attendees enjoyed lunch in the new Cherry Tree Post HQ built from two railroad cars.
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Ralph (Cummings
American Legion
Cherry Tree
Clearfield
Jefferson
Altoona
Cherry Tree Post
James Peterman
Patermas
Indiana
Homer City
Blairsville
Clymer
Glen Campbell
Marion Center
Hewitt Named On Committee Representative War Relief
Hewitt of town named as Member of the Committee of Investigation of need for relief and admin methods. One of 12 investigation committees authorized as the 1934 General Assembly closed. Miss Mary Thornton of Mentcle injured in auto crash Sunday. left leg injury, treated at Spangler hospital after stepping in front of car driven by Santo Gallini of Culver.
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Wart Ww. Sew
Mary Thornton
Mentcle
Santo P. Gallini
Culver
Spangler Hospital
Personal Briefs Report Weekend Guests and Local News
A compilation of short notes lists residents and visitors in Indiana County, including David Douds of Plimville transacting business in Indiana, Eugene Smith and Miss Helen Ray visiting Wheel ing West Virginia, and several local families hosting guests from Philadelphia, Germantown, Greensburg, and elsewhere. Also noted are marriages, a Red Cross secretary's vacation, teachers elected in Blacklick township, and the death of Winter McKee in Clore.
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David Douds
Plimville
Indiana
Eugene Smith
Edward Ray
Helen Ray
Town
Wheeling
W. Va
Clark Pollock
Swear Marion Center
Pollock
Homer Hopkins
Marion Center
F. C.wells
Greensburg
Emma Winter-Jenkins
Evelyn Armstrong
Indiana County
American J Red Croan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Kirby Gile
Kirby, Jr
South
G. E. Simpson
Gile
Walter George
Apollo
Clair Sloan
Water Street
George
Mrs. Sloan
Sarah Bruce
Wilkinsburg
Melinda Fiat
Uniontown
Melinda Detwiler
Philadelphia
Ebby Smith
Elmer Hoffman
Mentele
Mr. Smith
Alvin Davis
Wintondale
R.D
Ndilana
William Davis
Strongstown
A. W. Diven
A. W. Diven, of ‘Marting Ferry, O
Willam Wilson
Church Street
M. M. Davia
South-Seventh Street
John G. St.Clair
School Street
Harry Shaffer
Lowry Houck
Elma
Penn Run
Quilla Black
Verona
Evansville
Ils
Crossman
Clyde Seanor
Paul Reed
North Seventh Street
Sayers
Judge Sayers
Greene County
Kathryn
Waynesburg
Earl McKay
Minneapolis
Fire damages Kane Koffee House roaster on Monday
A large coffee roaster in the Kane Koffee House within the Hetrick building was damaged by a fire that started in the machine around 10:00 in the morning. The blaze caused significant damage to the roasting equipment and prompted an emergency response.
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Kane Koffee
Hetrick
Anderson Retires After 36 Years in Public Schools
J B Anderson a longtime resident of West Philadelphia street retires on pension after 36 years in state public schools. He spent 12 years as principal of Ernest schools and began teaching in 1892 93 at Cresswell School. His daughters Janella Grace and Lois Anderson also teach in Hollidaysburg Ellwood City and Ford City schools.
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Ernest Schools
J. B. Anderson
Weat
Philadelphia Street
Ernest
Anderson
Dayton Academy
Grove City College
Cresswell
Petrolia
Butler County
Armstrong
Westmoreland
Allegheny
Indiana
Vandergrift
Grace Anderson
Ellwood City
Lois Anderson
Ford City
Improvements at State Teachers College Gymnasium
The Board of Trustees awarded a nearly $10,000 contract to Wilson Construction Co of Johnstown for gymnasium work at State Teachers College. Total summer improvements at the college will exceed $12,000, including prior projects like the Arts Building completed two years ago.
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Wilson Construction Co
Board of Trustees
State Teachers College
Johnstown
Poppy Day Observance by Legion Auxiliary Featured
Reproductions of Flanders Field poppies crafted by disabled World War veterans will be sold by the Indiana 141 unit of the American Legion Auxiliary on Poppy Day Saturday May 27 at Community Rest Rooms. The flowers, replicas of the Belgian battlefront poppies, were made by veterans from hospitals and will be distributed on city streets after arrival at the auxiliary headquarters.
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Flanders
France
Belgium
Local Tailor Freeman to Visit England and Palestine
M Freeman, Philadelphia tailor, plans a voyage from New York on the Laconia June 9 to Manchester England to visit parents, then Palestine to see Joseph Abramy, a WWI veteran and brother of Mrs Freeman. He expects a two month absence. Meanwhile 7082 dog licenses and 791 fishing permits were recorded at the County Treasurer’s offices at noon today.
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M. Freeman
England
Majestine
Philadelphia
Saile
New York
Laconia
Manchester
Eny
Mr. Freeman
Palestine
Joseph Abramy
Bush family narrowly escapes as Wheatfield Twp home burns
Mr and Mrs Bernard Bush and their ten children of West Wheatfield township faced a perilous morning when their cottage style home burned to ashes on Saturday. Younger children were dropped from bedroom windows while older siblings jumped to safety. Firefighters from Bolivar saved outbuildings and barn. Mrs Bush is bedfast from severe shock. The Moshelm Lichtenfels homestead, now Robert Burkett’s, formerly occupied the house about a mile and a half from Robinson.
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Bernard Bush
West Wheatfield
Two Closed Banks Pay First Dividends This Week
Citizens National Bank of Indiana Pennsylvania declares a first dividend of 12 14 per cent for proven claimants. Homer City National Bank pays a 16 per cent first dividend to proven depositors, funded from receivership assets aided by a Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan.
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Citizens National
Homer City National
L. P. Noble
Citizens National Bank of Indiana
Edwin H. Ridgeway
Homer City National Bank
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Real estate transfers listed for multiple Pennsylvania properties
Adelaide Kinter transfers to Mary Hastings a Marion Center lot for $1.00. Josephine Ruffner to Samuel Furman 10 acres Grant for $11.66. EB A Henry to B F Fleming 420.14 acres Montgomery for $6000. Jos Adamy to Larue Blose 7 acres West Mahoning for $13.92. W A Gitty to W A Getty a Indiana lot for $1. Nora Helman to David Weamer 91 acres Rayne for $100. Cora Walker to Mabel Empfield 82.2 acres White for $1.00. Cora Walker to Alice Murdick 92.2 acres White for $21.00. James L Bergman to Frederick Bergman lots Burrell for $1.00. Paolina Previte to Antonio Previte in lot Canoe for $600. Samuel A Ackerson to Mary Ackerson 2 Blacklick tracts for $1. John M Daugherty to J Paul Kimmel 105 acres Armstrong for $1.00. George Clawson to G L Clawson lot Blairsville for $1.00. Stewart I Myers to W Fred Henry lot Burrell for $383.79. J B Kunkle to Lester Tuck foot Homer City for $1.00.
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Adelaide Kinter
Mary L. Hastings
Marion Center
Josephine Ruffner
Samuel Furman
EB. A. Henry
B. F. Fleming
Montgomery
Jos. Adamy
Larue Blose
W. Mahoning
W. A. Gitty
W. A. Getty
Indiana
Nora Helman
David Weamer
Rayne
Cora Walker
Mabel A. Empfield
White
Alice B. Murdick
James L. Bergman
Fredrick L. Bergman
Burrell
Paolina Previte
Antonio Previte Int
Canoe
Samuel A. Ackerson
Mary H. J Ackerson
Blacklick
John M. Daugherty
J. Paul Kimmel
Armstrong
George 8. Clawson
G. L. Clawson
Blairsville
Stewart I. Myers
W. Fred Henry
Miss Agnes Stadtmiller Returns Home From Indiana Hospital
County welfare worker Miss Agnes Stadtmiller has returned home from Indiana Hospital after several weeks of treatment for injuries from an automobile accident in front of her East Philadelphia street home. She arrived Saturday evening and is reported in good condition by local officials.
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Grove Chapel Church
L. W. Slifer
Grove Chapel Lutheran Church
L. W. Silfer
India
Indiana
J. L McPhoes
Slifer
C. B. Held
Frederick Steuber
C. A. Waltman
W. B. Flesher
C. F. Hildebrand
Sliter Familly
Agnes Stadtaniler
Indiana Hospital
Agnes Stadtmiller
Philadelphia Street
Local woman to attend Eastern Star convention
Mrs. Kenneth Pleming will represent Indiana Chapter at the 39th annual convention of the Grand Chapter of the Pennsylvania Order of the Eastern Star to be held at Conneaut Lake Park from June 41 to 16. Other members of the local chapter will attend the event. Reunion at Mock home follows with Mr and Mrs Charles Mock and their descendants gathering Saturday evening.
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Eastern Star
Kenneth Pleming
Indiana
Pennsylvania Order of theBastern Star
Conheaut Lake Park
Mock Home
Charles Mock
West Church Street
Ernest Youth Receives Long Prison Term in Robbery Case
Ernest Gresevinsky an 18 year old from Ernest and Kenneth Bates of Blairsville faced serious charges after a vault robbery at Mahoning Supply Co. Gresevinsky received five to 13 years in the Western Penitentiary with fines and restitution. Bates was sentenced to one to three years in the Allegheny County Workhouse for a morality crime connected to a birth and death concealment. Sheriff Wilson moved them to penal institutions to begin term. Thomas Sutton re elected head of State Teachers College board of trustees with officers named.
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Zigmond Greseyinsky
Ernest
J. N. Langham
Gresavinsky
Mahoning Supply Co
Langham
Western Penitentiary
Ernest Atore
Indiana
Gresevinsky
Kenneth Bates
Blairsville
Allegheny County
Bates
Mary Jane Noel
Etta Noel
Thomas Sutton
Teachers College Board of Justees
The
State Teachers College
Wm. 8. Daugherty
J. Wood Clark
Harry White
Indiana High Senior Class Play The Worm Presented Last Night
A large audience witnessed the Indiana High School senior class play The Worm in the school auditorium last evening. The production was well presented and enjoyed by all. Class day exercises are set for Thursday at 3 20 PM and commencement Friday at 8 PM in the auditorium. The school year closes with the annual plans event Saturday.
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Indiana High
Indiana High School
Mrs B Yields Perfect Attendance at Sabbath School
Mrs R Y Berringer of Cockport Lutheran Sabbath school has a perfect nine year attendance record at regular sessions. She resides two miles from the church and has not missed a Sunday since starting the study.
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B. V. Berringer
R. Y. Berringer
Cockport Lutheran Sabbath School
Berringer
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G. A. BR. Post
Plana
Indiana Brewery
Harrisburg
Indiana Breweries
Tae
Teachers College
Arechive
Olas
Elizabeth (Walters) Johnston
Washington Township
L. D. Fairman
Creekside
Hewitt
Blacklick Township
Thea Blacklick
Grafton No
Sue Shields
Willis Coup
Dixon
Wilbur Overdorff
Mahan
Blien Brothers
Gordon
Mary McIntyre
Hunter
Hazel Repine
Ferguson
Sara Clawson
Archibald
Frelda Thumm
Winter McKee
Winfeld McKee
Cloe
H. B. Meies
L. G. McGee
H. Wineberg
Clor
Trhachhr
V. Wheatfield
Ascape
Brenhzer
Ray L. Bhlliott
Bertha Kunkle
Steve Bukovskey
Margaret Gynkery
Leonard BE
Black Cokeville
Florence EB
Larkins
Howard J. Murray
Gladys V. Hutchinson
Albert EB
Reffner
Creason Crasson
Agnes At
Good Wilson A
Rhea Saltsburg
Emma I
Whitesell
Cessna Russell G
Bender Ruth A
Walker Conemaugh
Samuel Ferraro
Bertha Sage James A. Keefer
Conway Bara R. Miller
Beaver Falla
Blairs