Republicans Score Big Victory in Nation
The county reports a sweeping Republican landslide with Hoover at 15,479 votes and Smith at 4,478, a county majority of 11,001. Four districts in mining areas carried Smith, while county bonds and state amendments faced defeats. Nationally Hoover led in electoral votes and popular totals as results extended into New York and western states.
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Smith
Indiana
Hoover
Curtis
Barrel
West Wheatfield
Young
South Mahoning
Washington Township
Marion Center
West Mahoning
Boat Mahoning
Thorughout
New York
Herbert Hoover
United States
Coolidge
New York World
Harding
Massachusetts
Virginia
Texas
Florida
Maryland
Kentucky
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Missouri
Mississippi
Arkansas
Utah
Taft
Alfred B. Smith
United Press
Fesser
New York State
South
Foover
Alabama
Arizona
Armstrong
California
Colorado Banks
Banks
Connecticut Blacklick
Delaware
Blacklick
Georgia
Blairsville
Mincis
Brushvalley
Jacksonville
Rayne
Saltsburg
Sheloca
Smicksburg
Washington
Wheatfield
East
West
White
Roosevelt Victory Rumors Sweep New York State
Roosevelt projected to win New York governorship as 3:30 a.m. reports from Democratic World and Republican Herald Tribune diverge on margin. Notices circa Oswego pastor James R. Craighead resigns for Creston Iowa. Local incidents include bear hunting results and a charred stable in Upper Twolick.
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Roosevelt
New York
New York World
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York Herald Tribune
Minister J C Pinkerton resigns to take new church post
Dr J C Pinkerton popular pastor of the First United Presbyterian Church of Indiana resigns to become executive secretary of the administrative branch of the missions of the United Presbyterian Church. Headquarters will be in Pittsburgh. A meeting will dissolve his pastoral relations on November 12. Armistice Day observance plans are outlined by Indiana Post American Legion with parade, football, memorial services, and award presentation. Major C Mclain is parade marshal. awards include a distinguished service citation to Lichteberger.
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J. C. Pinkerton
First United Presbyterian Church of
Indiana
Pinkerton
Missions
The
United Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
Conemaugh Presbytery
First United Presbyterian Church
American Legion
Ritz Theatre
Jaimex A. Malone
Pittsburg
Indiana High
Schehool Wal
Third Ward
American Joewson Post
AL the Oueeling
Amerie Legion Post
Borseesisch UW
Liehteberger
Lichteberger
Deaths in Indiana County Reach Amid Obscure Family Ties
Mrs Martha Watson McCartney aged 81 died at home on Church street after several weeks illness. Widow of George Peeler McCartney, she had lived in Indiana since 1871 and was active in First United Presbyterian Church. Funeral at home with Rev J C Pinkerton, interment in Oakland Cemetery. She leaves sister Mrs Mary Hell and brothers T Clark Watson and John Watson.Additional obituaries note Mrs Perry Mackers Matilda Robinson Mack of Robinson died in Memorial Hospital Johnstown aged 86, survived by husband and daughter Frances Elma. funeral in Robinson Lutheran Church with Rev S B Rolland. interment West View Cemetery Bolivar.
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Ti. D. Tomb
DiNtown
Tadiana
Frnday
William McGregor
Dibois
I. J. Lydick
Cherry Tree
Indiana
Albert Smith
Salisbury
J. T. Hoover
GC. Robinson
Smicksburg
Floyd Wollek
Commodore Bank
North Seventh Street
J. E. Kirkpatrick
Dale
South Mahoning Towhat
A. P. Marshall
Near Plumville
Howard Cook
Trwin
Pearl Bicanora
J. B. Sourwine
Dorothy
Raymond
Washington Township
Jacob Zoner
Court House
Conner
Mike Chucken
Gipsy
Bon Ton
Rustic Lodge
Frank Kerr
Near Purchase Line
Paul Jeffries
Town
Samuel H. Bryan
Helen
Greensburg
Bryan
Milton Silvis
Near Shelocta
James Peace
Coral
Peace
Mark Peace
Eleventh Street
Sarah Christy
South Seventh Street
Emma Pita. Davis
Florida
W. G. Chapman
B.R. Nitaly
Martin W. McCartney
Martha Watson McCartney
Church Street
George Peeler McCartney
Thomas Watson
Elders Ridge
McCartney
Mirst
J.C. Pinkerton
Oakland Cemetery
Mary Hell
Blairaville
T. Clark Watson
Delatraville
John Watson
Franklin
Kan
George Gretchton
Harrisburg
Perry Mackers
Matilda Robinson Mack
Robinson
Memorial Ilospital
Johnstown
Perry J. Mack
James Robinson
Frances Elma
George Vangilder
Elmer Robinson
Charles C. Robinson
Irvin M. Robinson
Edward Robinson
Clark Cline
Thomas D.robinson
Apollo
Freeman van Gilder
Catawba
W. Va
Lutheran Church
S. B
Farm Bureau Dinner Draws Large Indiana County Crowd
The Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association and partners held a banquet at the First United Presbyterian Church. Certificates were awarded for ten litters in five years and for 400 bushel potato club and 175 eggs per hen achievers. Attendees from most townships gathered, with remarks from J. Paul Hopkins and guests from State College and the Pennsylvania Farmer. Officers for the coming year were elected at the meeting.
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Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association
Indiana Elvants and
Rotary Clubs
First United Presbyterian Church
Tom North
Blaairsville
John Thompson
Blairsville
Marto
Homer City
Extension Association
J. Paul Hopkins
Tadhina
Elmer Lydie
Commodore
W. F. Barkley
Livermore
John R. Campbell
Indiana
H. H. Wetzel
Marion Center
F. W. Williams
Clark C. Pollock
More Jon Center
L. W. Robinson, Jr
R. ©. Young
H. O. Kimmel
Sheloca
Charles F. Sundberg
Glenn Swan
Home
H. M. Brown
Roy MeElhons
H. O. Lydie
Fred G. Hauer
Fred
Tros
T. M. Strong
T. Marshall
Fh. A. Akins
R. D
J. M. Lydie
Blairaville
R. MW. Thompson
Roa. Aking
M. Strong
Blairsvile
R. H. Thompson
R. Dez R
W. Williams
Indhina
WM. Tarkley
Glen Swain
Tlome
W. William
Indimin
A. Compton
Liverunee
Taine Compton
Livemore
TR. P
W. M. Kunkle
Hinkevilla
Craig
Parkwood
Parrs
A. McTsaac
Rochester Mills
S. L. Bfycek & Son
Clymer
Glen C
Hawan
Teoune
Wyng
Marl Putt
This Wilchier Wood
Shelocta
Glen Swan
Jacob L. Wyoek
Ghyrmer
Yoecs Clark
Pollock
Marion Canter
Lawis Broa
Cherry Tyo
Po Clyde Houck
Nat Nesbit
Tamedton
W. Panl Weiller
Marion Centay
Whide
Marion Centar
Vian Anstey
Than
Burrell Township
Kelly
Ha Toantmaster
Witte
Pennsylvania
White
E.rs. Bayard
Fanner
Bayard
Comemitlee
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Nation
Indiana County
Democratic Party
James RE. Craighead
Creston
James R
Craighead
Soiders Ridge
Presbyterian Church
Oswego
Iowa
Trunter Corbett
Starved Rock
Mackhawk
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Fisher
Morrisburg
John
Herbert
Luov
James Stewart
Mctintyre
R. A. Walker
Rossiter
Gowin
Potter County
CG. Hood
G. T. McGrea
Martinsdale
Mont
Upper Twolick
Merle Rager
Mr. Rager
Indiana Hospital
Alex Beringer
Chey Tree
Wye Hileman
Dirk Haws
Cherry
Labeed
Centre County
Delmont Notley
Quay Lewis
Sons of Union Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic Women’s Leliof Corps
Ladies’ Auxiliary
United Spanish War Veterink
Lailies’ Auxiliary
United Spanish War Veterans
Mothers of Democracy
Indiana Post
Ladies
Indiana Fire Department
Pirate of Cars
C. ©. McLain
W. B. Stahl
George
T. McHenry
Hugh M. Bell
Hin Aldas
Real Estati
Anna AL Overdartt
I Ray Valnier
Wna
Toy
Meginley Ta Wallin
McGintey
Sandy Codenny
Uber
Whalford
Mary i
Lynn Prothore
Burk
Clutraville
Interstate Improvement Company
John Kucsera
Phi
Mrs. Play
W, Jones
Bias W. Jones
M. R. Jones
South Sixth Street
Howe
Brookville
Teme
Wits
Jefferson Tainty
Gorey
Ter Qaastor
Germenk
Scockville
Chagietery
Buena
Jose
Asletitlith
Seiten
Jaler Aid Hoteles
Faruaelegny
Come Bloeke
Wate
Bucky Ihe Halder
Willi Crave
Ft. 1
Drthana
Joseph Cuxenbers
Luxenberg Jewelry
Drum Gorpa
Thee Corps
Gardner
Grove
Cmoeksy
Warn
Judiama
Indiana County Supervisors’ Association
Myers
Hollidaysburg
State Highway Department
Norma
Vile Low
Mylloning Township
Joseph A. McAvoy
Homer Cuy
Ridora M. Kankle
John Krupar
Cleveland
Mary Popson
Penn Ron Marstellar
Matthew TL
Clevenge Lachwel
Frank Has
Vivian Silemon
Cherry Wren
Melvin Rager
Wehrotn
Webruae
Laura Tweedy
Ivan Bh
Stelli
M. Birgha
Sanneahare
Farm Bureau Dinner
Ui Iainess
Age Foriuition
Weld Fy
Countty Teachers’ Institute
Wrakt
Rsvillus Gecretary
Well
Urnor
Whitrsville
Treasuurer
Mre
Coorgy Hutt
Salisburg
J. Mt. Ddeping
Glarkburg
Harry W. Earhart
Lian Elkin
Robert George
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