Deeds Recorded in Indiana County Public Notices
Deeds recorded across Indiana County show numerous parcels changing hands from various grantors to named grantees. The listings include acres, lot numbers, and monetary amounts for transfers in communities such as Canoe, Center, Conemaugh, Homer City, and Greensburg, with multiple executors and individuals named in the transfer chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tathinn
Te. Willams
David Dinin
Lois
Cone Do Ane
David Baun
Anadirew Mento
Ailennon
Ea Colon
United Mine, Workers
Indiana County Daposlt Bank
Roeheshin Milla
Noten Pardee
Frosedta
Cloehawin
Naurie Wabi
Papo
Silvira Randart
Rodis
Jiao King
Young
Wood
Moore
Hon
Mabel Cg.hoehard
Lot
Thirdwind
Indiana
Meurgarette
Daylick
Suto
Jodiana
Genny Denogil Vana
Chanydllte W
Demoint Notley
Olive Lechkured
Malis Morrone
G. Mavai
Loli da Genter
Frank Torzsol
Beovs
Nie C. McQacshuid
Washington
John Kutzevansky
Blacklick
Ll. O. Stives
Andy Yuske
Canon
W. Augustyn
Kunkle
Homer City
Alayand
Preston E. Delancey
Plumvilly
Minnie W. Pearce
A. ‘T. Moorhead
Daniel Woods
Aures
West Wheatfield
Mary A. Walbeck
Anna J. Welcht
Pine
Rank Sgro
Fudd
Third Ward
Mana
Ilvabeth I. Steetle
J. Ai Johnston
Lota
John ‘Ty Janson
TH. Boucher
Green
Michel W. Mack
John Burns
Sadie
Warns
Fla
Albert Graves
Totty
Draftees Depart Indiana for Camp Lee in Big Sendoff
The largest county draft turnout sent more than 300 men to Camp Lee yesterday afternoon on a special train at 4:00. Thousands gathered in Indiana to honor the draftees with speeches at the Court House, a parade, and music from local bands. A fund drive for soldiers raised over 900, aided by Red Cross uniforms, as the group toured the Grand Theater to see Over the Top. District leaders J Rosslyn Johns and Clarence Riddle coordinated the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Camp Lee
Court House
Pennsylvania Station
Indiana Military Band
Arcadia
Glen Campbell
Guiseppe Mar“2
Homer City
Red Cross
Frank Wood W
Grand Theater
J. Rosslyn Johns
County Club Women To Meet Here Next Week
The county club women gather at Indiana on Thursday for the seventh annual Indiana County Congress of Women's Clubs. Delegates from 14 organizations attend with a 10:00 am opening and an afternoon session at the Presbyterian church. Luncheon is 60 cents. reserve plates by sending names to Mrs. H. C. Christy by next Tuesday. Officers are President Mrs. H. C. Christy Secretary Mrs. M. C. Gordon Treasurer Mrs. S. C. Steele. The program includes executive board meetings, addresses, reports on libraries and defense work, and talks on child welfare and home service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Indiana
Indiana County Congress of Women's Clubs
Presbyterian Church
H. C. Christy
M. c. Gordon
8. C. Steele
Homer City
Hamilton
Buchheit
H. A. Craven
Creekside Civic and Literary Club
James W. Mack
Indiana New Century Club
W.L. Turner
Blairsville Century Club
Congress On Libraries
Council of Defense
David Blair
Camp Lee
W. A. Simpson
New Century Club
Saltsburg
5. McC. Hamill
Woman's Committee
The
Council of National Defense
Home Service of Red Cross
Harry C. Christy
Davis Lhad’s Ticket With Voth in 1955 County Vote
Official returns show Sproul leading the governor’s ticket with 1888 votes and O’Neil at 1677 in the county. Rev J T Davis of Blairsville tops Republican assembly candidates with 1955 votes. County results list numerous state ticket tallies for governor secretary, congress and other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sproul
O'Neil
Board of County Commissioners
Rev. J.T. Davis
Blairsville
Assembly
Allison
Watson
J- F. Fitzpatrick
Guffey
Bonniwell
Jeicheman
Scott
T Holstein
Logue
Flonk
Woodward
Aarons
Atherton
Burke
Clement
Crago
Dalyle
Garland
Warland
McGarrity
McLaughlin
Mitchell
Rich
Robbins
Walters
Gorman
Skeler
Kane
Strayer
Turner
Lightning Destroys Modern Dickie Farm Barn
A Wednesday evening electrical storm struck the Mrs George Dickie farm barn south of town, burning and destroying a modern structure valued at over 3000 dollars. Insurance of 2400 dollars via the Thompson agency offset part of the loss. Tenant H W Overdorff suffered heavy losses of machinery vehicles feed and pigs, with no recoverable contents due to rapid fire and storm conditions.
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Dickie
George Dickie
Thompson
H. W. Overdorff
Miss Jane J Leonard Injured in Fall on Philadelphia Street
Miss Jane J Leonard preceptress at Indiana State Normal school, connected with the institution for two years, is in Indiana hospital with a broken hip after slipping on a banana skin on Philadelphia street yesterday.
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Jane
Leonard
Jane J. Leonard
Indiana State Normal School
Indiana Hospital
Philadelphia
Marly Graduate Injured Crossing Street in Downpour
In Philadelphia a rainstorm accident left B. McGrew of Washington, Pa., severely injured after being struck by a car driven by Arthur Griffith of Homer City. Dragged before the vehicle could stop, he suffered facial and body lacerations and multiple rib fractures, was unconscious, and is recovering at Indiana hospital. McGraw, a 1879 Indiana Normal School graduate, has sons Clinton and Elmer at his bedside. Griffith is among draftees departing for Camp Lee.
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Marly
Normal
Philadelphia
McGrew
Washington
Arthur Griffith
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
McGraw
Teesana
Indiana Normal School
Clinton McGrew
Atlantic City
Elmer McGrew
Pittsburgh
Griffith
Camp Lee
Young Christian Workers Meet at Conemaugh Church
Young People's Christian Union of Conemaugh Presbytery plans annual sessions at Conemaugh Church near Saltsburg on June 20 21 with a full program of devotions addresses and committee reports. delegates asked to bring noonday lunches. Also notes Indiana Boys training at state college for farm work, several local families with sons in service, and other local notices including a France arrival and camp assignments.
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Camp Colt
Prachase Line
Gettysburg
Donald Nichol
Wesley Myers
Purchass Line
Campefe
Nichol
Myers
Dean Buierbaugh
Clyde Russell
Robert Houck
Clay Baker
Sarah Myers
Edna Knupp
Ollie King
Clyde Houck
Helen Nichol
Gaye Ouck
Young Christian Workers
Conemaugh Church
Young People’s Christian Union of
Conemaugh
United Presbyterian Church
Saltsbury
W. BE
M. Copeland
Salisburg
Conemaugh Society
J. A. Lawrence
Indiana
Elizabeth Martin Giffen
J. P. Montgomery
J. T. Stewart
R. &. McClure
Blairsville
W. B. McCrorey
J. M. Russell
J. A. Mish
John §. Fisher
Robert 4. Young
Hoya
Personalities and visits in Marion Center area notes
Local column lists residents and guests visiting in Marion Center and surrounding towns. Names include McAnulty, Sutton, Hastinent, Brown, Kepple, Aul, Means, Haag, McGowan, Sproul, Bratten, Daugherty, and Hamilton. Several trips, guests from Pittsburgh to Punxsutawney, and a Sunday visit. One accident reports a wrist injury to Lester Hamilton. Marty Antheny re elected principal. Jacob Brithart named upper-grade teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kh. L. McAnulty
Cherry Tree R
Henry
J. GC. Irvin
Clymer
Robert S. Sutton
West Church Street
Hastinent
Philipsburg
Ko. Pidten
Uniontown
D.C. Brown
Washington Street
Damien
Indiang KR
A. W. Boers
Mignan
Dixonville
Indiana
Willian Sheesley
Lochester Hills
Ted Sheesley
Blairsville
Charles Kepple
Samuel
Anna
Pittsburgh
S. V. Kepple
Advance
J. M. Aul
Claire
Smicksburg
A. L. Means
Marion Canter
Ida Peifer
Leni Haag
Punxsutawney
W. C. Chapman
Missas Erma
Mother Laughry
Marion Center
Cora Allison
Church Street
Wava Work
Wayna Avenue
Helen McGowan
Smethport
Wyelyn Sproull
W. Ll. Sproull
Benn Run
Sproull
Washington, D. C
William 8. Bratten
Field Artillery Service
Camp Gordon, Ga
Robert Bratten
M. J. Marshall
North Sixth Street
J. R. Daugherty
Kemper Sutton
New York
James Daugherty Sutton
Lester Hamilton
J. M. Hamilton
Plumville
Gilgal Church
Marty L. Antheny
Lenin
Double Flag Raising at Blackmok and Josephine
A local event recalls a Saturday of patriotic displays. A double flag raising occurred at Marshall Foundry and Josephine with a 2 PM parade assembling at Pennsylvania Railroad Station. Hundreds joined a rain soaked procession to Marshall Foundry for a service, then moved to Josephine for further ceremonies led by local officials and clergy. The day honored the Star Spangled Banner and Liberty Loan efforts with community groups, Red Cross, and local schools participating. A man named Thompson, son of Mr and Mrs Thompson, died of pneumonia near Heilwood May 22 with funeral services held Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
Citizans
Ko and
Josephihe
Marshall Foundry
Josephing
Pennsylvania Railroad
Flonth
Mareshall Powndry
Dow
Pory White
Indiana
Josephine
WG. Smith
Meineney Steel Co
D. T. Davis
Blairsville
Withight Morses
A. BR
Derk
Polit Miayd
Tihampson
Alys
Startin Thompson
Heilwood
Pheumonia
Lev
F. Sterling
Heilwood Cemetery
Hinitt Installed as Pastor at Wirusp Presbyterian Church
Rev Hinitt is installed as pastor of the Wirusp Presbyterian church in Indiana. He plans to leave next week for work related to concerns about a possible war, with Frederick Wilmith Ph.D. noted in the installation context.
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Huron
Wrederick Wilmith
Wirsp Presbyterian
Minister Installed At Isiflaoning Presbytery Meeting
At a special Isiflaoning presbytery meeting last night a reception followed the ministerial installation. Dr. Klinitt addresses the Indiana congregation next Sunday then departs for Europe for a year’s absence to engage in YMCA war work. Dr. Hinitt, president of Washington & Jefferson College, resigns effective June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isiflaoning Presbytery
Klinitt
Mhdiana
Europe
Blairsville Commencement Exercises Graduation List
Blairsville saw 26 seniors graduate at the Blairsville Christian Church ceremony led by Indiana State Normal School principal Dr. John A. Keith. Honor students were Gertrude Buchman and Nellie Mosack. Diplomas were presented by Attorney Samuel W. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John AL AL HL. Keith
Indiana Norn
Magda
Chis
John A. K. Keith
Indiana State Norimal School
Blairsville
Ada Smith
Dorothy Tithe
Ralph Wyat
Jonas Baughman
Mary Kell
Kithirine Shor
James Purner
Dewey Bos
Montgomery Township Teachers Win Noted Pay Increases
The Montgomery Township school board selected its teachers for the coming term on Saturday and each instructor received a marked wage rise. Names and exact wages for various schools are listed, with figures like sixty dollars and references to numerous staff members and locations including Arcadia Noob, Hooverhurst, and Gipsy. The report also notes a patriotic ceremony and community events tied to the schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Township
Hooverhurst
Leniel Spleher
Gipsy
Neo
Linde Smith
Prudell Chapman
Letekell
M. Timne
Havel Cunninghai
Irene Bierbaugh
Havlett
Verne Farnaworth
Harter
Tinogene Getty
III
Lewha
Daisy Blase
Fiir
Clark
Qraniley
Arcadia Noob
Airs
Pires
Lillie Mar- Yehuneh
Neo Fl
Sunday Schools Work Kisses to Meet at Armagil
Sunday school convention of district No ad to be held at Armagh on Wednesday morning session. Devotion and sermons include speakers from local churches. Farewell to draftees described with references to George Th Gobel and family and Charles Nibel departing for Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armagil
Armagh
Whureday
Nea
O'eloth
Doeyotional
Row
Mesherry
New Florence
Creations
Woo
Aiba
Hauhow
Deen
WbeCrars
Careffius
Weltrom
Davis
Blairsville
WOW
Bhotwadt
Cerspartissians
MUGHE
Ciourge
Charles Nibel
Jandly
Iosgitur
Indiana
Red Cross Fund Receives Strong County Support Drive ends with parade and rallies
The Red Cross campaign in Indiana county nears its goal with substantial pledges as crowds turn out for a parade led by the Indiana Military band and local bands. Citizens, including mothers and veterans, join a large outdoor rally on Philadelphia street to back the campaign. Leaders urge continued donations to reach the $3,000 needed, while schools, Scouts, and veterans’ groups participate in the drive and related events across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holleas
Thlana County
Red Cross
Burgess Gt. A. Crossman
Indiana
Nime
Indiana Military Band
Clymer
Lucerne
Song of Veterans
Philadelphia Street
Bhorough
Patriots Wits
Hagbaar
Inland Goal Company
Lewikpuurters Oat Starlord
Crogross
Avery Unu
Greanwich Aniigs
Gund
The
Braftyehomed
Canun Township
Woodilay
Fides
Mane HU
CHO
Fr Red Cross
Toran
Tadoe
Ondeday Convass
Te Hed Cross
Todiana
Dudy
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Cam LE
County Club
Brushvalley
William Herlinger
Josiah Stewart
William Stewart
Herlinger
Sterlinger
Stewart
Mr. Verlinger
Clyde Byers
Clarence and
Clyde Kerr
Walter Stouffer
Davis Lhads
VOTH
Miss Jane
Leslie Hazlett
John Leslie i Hazlett
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Tex
Aviation
Army
Andrew Nealer
Chestnut Street
Harry
Weir
Signal Corps
Clair
Camp Elington
Houston
Charles
Tacoma
Wash
Ernest Work
New Sunicksburg
Whillips Gas Company
O. Ll. Riggs
Iuat i Wheatfield
Emery
Lins
Alex Malon
Myra
A.W. Mahon
Fnr
Dallas
Texas
Balem M. E
Haleuctit
Ken Cross
St Roy Sir
Chia
France
Jr Roy St. Clair
Mes
John P
Lrance
H.C. Kumkhs
Sheloeta
Aes
Hur Ualsshe
Robert Langham
N. Langhate
Mast Mun
Columbus
Port Adamy
Kt. 1
Coast Artillery Service
Blackmok
Bk. Hinitt
Presbytrian
Wurgth
Itey
OW. Hinitt
Shew
MA Stante
Deve
Mrks
Motekeburgs
West Mabomng
Reve Din Pi
Wallies
Yates Horo
Prant Abe
Cherry Tree
Sie
Gidledd
New Alexandria
Wig Western Theological Seminary
Whens County
Waidiauae
Aare
Wall Leeds
Nan Gregulion
Yatesbord
Biel Vine
Bitter
Paola
Matines
Joseph Sansui
Ul Hareisburg
Wraunklin, Sansom
Ham
Uteberi
Mark Lien
Leen
Laivejoy
Lavine Lovejoy
Irvin
Lyilivk
Upveldactva
Peng Anni
MoMilen Taubi
Helhet
Raksher Midi Pian
John TM Se Gray i . Barker
Penne
Ena Dass
Mursaril Jeirles
Weney Stall
Troxell
Susie GoodWit
Troxell Staules
D. Lockard
Tmiat
Tain
Campalai
Mippy Patriet
Demensta
Lois Meldheoughort Couly
Iodiana
la Maule
Gaoed Penny
Obert Thunill
Mahoningtowh
Indivieionds
C. Lewis
Ld Street
George Ibel
Near Rossiter
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