Death in Saltsburg Woman. pet dog guards body
Mrs. Ollie Ray, aged resident of Saltsburg, found dead Saturday afternoon with her pet dog by her side. A widow, she ran a lodging house after her hotel days and is survived by two sisters, one in Pittsburgh and another in Kansas. Funeral services were held at the United Presbyterian Church with burial in Saltsburg Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Central
Saltsburg
Adam Snyder
Indiana
J. D. Pinkerton
Ollie Ray
Saltsbury
Thomas Ray
Fleming
Pittsburgh
State of
Kansas
United Presbyterian Church
Rosa Snyder
Wast Church Street
Henry Livingston
Zion Lutheran Church
Snyder
Bessie Lavada Brown
Free Methodist Church
Paul
Pauline
Kenneth
Oliver
Roslyn
J. R. McHenry
Johnstown
Murray
Gilbert
John Mc
Steele Boring
James Boring
Bethel Cemetery
Clyde
First United Presbyterian Church to be removed
The First United Presbyterian Church, built about 73 years ago, is being torn down this week to make way for a new worshiping pen shouse. The congregation has used the building since its opening and held the first service at the Indiana theater last Sunday, continuing there until the new church is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
First United Presbyterian
Indiana Theater
Real Estate Transfers and Armistice Day Observances
Real estate transfers listed include Griffith to Elsie Keener for a Plumville lot at 800 dollars and several other deeds across Indiana County with varying sums. Armistice Day activities featured an American Legion dinner, a Keck battery placement, and a Legion dance at the Blairsville county armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Griffith
Elsie Keener
Plumville
W. G. Stumpf
Susie Loney
Joffin
Green
George W. Williams
Penna Coal and Coke Company
Pine
S. Griffith
Harry B. Mitehall
South Mahoning
E. Hopkins
the Savings & Trust. Co
Indiana
Margaret I. Timberlake
B. Dale Timberlake
Charles N. White
Emily F. White
North Mahoning
Jesse L. Butterbaugh
Cherry Tree
John L. Wiggins
Wilbur T. Carnahan
Armstrong
A. B. Black
Luella
McMasters
Blairsville
Diane
Armory
Keck Battery
Monument
Memorial Park
Weekend visits noted by Lewisville residents
Norman and Frank Barkley spent the weekend at State College while John McPhilimy of Saltsburg spent Saturday with Raymond Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Frank Barkley
State College
John McPhilimy, d Jr
Saltsburg
Raymond Marshall
Official election returns show winners for county offices
Jury commissioners for the coming year are Win George and Harry Berry on the Republican line with Langham re elected as presiding judge, defeating Fee and Earhart by wide margins. Register and recorder Ayers holds the post with totals split across Republican Democratic Prohibition and Socialist lines. George leads as jury commissioner with 7,311 votes. Berry also secures 2,655, while Stahl trails at 2,426 votes. The overall majority over Democrats totals 7,550.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. George
Harry
Berry
J. N. Langham
Indiana
Harry W. Fee
Harry W. Earhart
Judge Langham
Fee
Warhart
Andere‘corder
Dollie W. Ayers
Prohibition
William F. George
Harry Berry
Homer ‘City
W. B. Stahl
Mr. George
Mr. Stahl
Mr. Berry
Camp Fire Girls Meet in Shelocta and Local News
The Camp Fire Girls of Shelocta held their monthly meeting at Miss Evelyn Kerr's home. The evening included camp business, singing, and a luncheon. Other notes report a county Sabbath School Association dinner at Zion Lutheran church with 68 attendees, and local injuries and illnesses including Homer Foltz who was shot by accident while rabbit hunting and R Wilse Langham's serious illness at Indiana hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association of County
Blairsville
Indiana County Ministerial Association
Clara D. Wilson
California Episcopal Church
Santa_Ana Calif
Clara Detwiler Wilson
San Diego
Indiana
William Fulton
Fulton
M. F. Jamison
Melinda Detwiler
South Sixth Street
Shelocta
Camp Fire Girls
Evelyn Kerr
Li’u
Wdith Wad
Violet
Melva
Cordie Douglas
Esther Harbinson
Florence
Frances
Misia
Sarah ‘Sharp
Frances Wiggins
H.porter Miller
Frances Whggins
Zion Lutheran Church
D. F. Rinn
Ambrose
Homer Foltz
Mgr. Foltz
R. Wise Langhan
R. Wilse Langham
Indiana Hospital
Mgr. Langham
Y. M. GC
Indiana County Mining Institute
Episcopa
Rebekahs Hell
Saltsburg
Rebekah Lotte
Apollo Lodge
Salzeburg Lodge
Gold Fellows Halls
Salisburg
Personal Brevities Highlight Indiana County Updates
Miss Genevieve Houck guest of Miss Mildred Smith. Dr. and Mrs. Simpson spent weekend with Roy St. Clair family in Alexandria. Blairsville, Blair Learn renews.Progress subscription. Subscriptions renewed by Mary Henry and George Short. Cookport Lutheran play Sophronia's Wedding set for Thursday. Ministerial meeting noted. Mrs Townsend visits. Townsend orders a year of The Progress. Dr. At Clair elected Latrobe school director. Wall paper shopping in Brushvalley. Progress renewed. Twin daughters born to Mr. and Mrs. Hovey in Bradford. Garman family visits from Washington DC. Jennie Fryer returns. Moore family and Kellay- Racine trip. Minser from Deckers Point visiting. photo of wood carving shown. Mrs. Johnston renews Progressive for 41st time. Republican loyalty noted. Indiana and White Township Republican women officers named. Attempted entry on Mrs. Johnston home. she, 76, armed. Ferrier welcomed baby daughter weighing eight pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Houck
Purchase Linen
Mildred Smith
William A. Simpson
Mra
Roy St. Clair
Alexandria
J. C. Grove
Home
John Neal
Blairsville
Pittsburgh
Mary Getty
Hillsdale
Dashter
W. G. Smith
Indiana
Blair Learn
Clymer
Progress Office
Progress
A. R. Henry
Mary Henry
Saltsburg
Miss Henry
The
George M. Short
Penn Run
R. D
Ladies’ Aid Society
Tha
Cookport
South Bend
C. P. Reed
Town
W. T. McCloskey
Brushvalley
McCloskey
H. L. Sutton
John Brown
Brown
Florence Barrett
J.P. Barrett
Rochester Mills
John D. Garman
Wayne Garman
Washington, D. C
C. H. Steving
South Sixth Street
Cherry Tree
J. C. Moore
D- C. Kelley
Racine
Wis
Townsend
Sarah Johnston
Johnston
William Johnston
Juart
Klan Supper and program draws large local turnout
More than 600 Ku Klux Klan members and friends gathered at the Armory Monday evening for an elaborate dinner and program. A hunt contest supplied game for 100 or more attendees while the Indiana and Homer City factions organized the feast. Arthur J. Brownlee spoke, music was provided by the Klan orchestra, and several local performers contributed vocal and violin solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
Armory
Arthur J. Brownlee
Chet Clinton McAfoose
Ehough
Nimrods
Indiana
Homer Cuy Klan
Homer City
Klan
Richard D. Bell
Ruth Rudolph
Paul
Minerva Nolt
Annual Meeting Set For Extension Association
The Extension Association executive committee decided to hold the annual meeting at the Court House on Tuesday November 24 with speeches by B. B. Bayard editor of the National Stockman Farmer and likely FP Weaver agricultural economist at State College. Business begins 10 am with an afternoon session at 1 39 pm. Farmers are invited to participate in officer elections and next year plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Association
Extension Association of Farm Bureau
Court House
Bayard
National Stockman & Farmer
FP. P. Weaver
State College
Weddings of a Week in Indiana County Headlines
WEDDINGS OF A WEEK! Mikesell George and Jane George wed in Du Bois on November 6 with Rev Crum and Rev Wood officiating. About twenty guests attend the ceremony and reception. couple plans a Niagara Canada wedding trip and will reside in Vandergrift. Also announced are William Lower Cramer and Froneda Belle Kelley’s November a Harrisburg ceremony, Mrs. Cramer a former nurse, and Mr. Cramer linked to J. B. Cramer Hardware in Homer City. Roscoe M Beatty and Blanche Dillinger to wed in Indiana, with Beatty employed in Vandergrift mills. Join Bleakney and Daisy Silvis marry in Elderton. Martha Smith and Walter King wed in Elderton. King Smith and Martha Smith, both from Miderton, tied the knot in the Lutheran parsonage. Indiana Markets note Graff Meat Market butter at 43 cents and eggs at 63 cents for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikesell
George Mise
Jane George
W. P. George
Idaho
Ralph W. Mikeseall
Vandergrift
Jomea
Alice Mikesell
Blairhville
du- Bois
Crum
Oscar Wood
Brie
Niagar Alls
Points
Canada
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Viandleveroft
William Lower Cramer
Froneda Belle Kelley
Harrisburg
Cramer
Tadiana Hospital
Twolick Hospital
Dixonville
J. B. Cramer
Homer City
Roscoe M. Beatty
Undargrill
Blanche Dillinger
Hey. R. M. Offut
West Church Street
Harry L. Dillinger
Beatty
8. M. Beatty
Dayton
Join Bleakney
Daisy Silvis
Elderton
Lutheran Church Parsonage
the Krida
Ad Silvis
Elderton High School
Former County Couple Celebrate Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Henry Deabenderter natives of near Hillsdale celebrated the sixtieth anniversary of their marriage in Holdredge Nebraska Their wedding united by Rev Samuel Purman on September 21 1866 They lived on farms near Hillsdale and Lincoln before settling in Holdredge Both in good health and honored by family and community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Deabenderter
Hillsdale
Holdredge
Neb
Deabenderfer
Helen Wire
John Wire
Samuel Purman
Lincoln
Additional Policemen for Indiana Borough Hailed by Officials
Borough Council, Chamber of Commerce, Merchants Auxiliary, Rotary Club and Kiwanis pressed for more police protection. J W Mack, police committee chair, pledged to raise night security standards. Four new patrolmen were assigned to each ward and will be directly responsible for enforcing laws. failures will lead to removal and replacements. John Abbott of Clymer wins 10 prize in Philadelphia Inquirer Whydontcha Contest with quip about buying a turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Marchants Auxiliary
Rotary Club
Kiwanis
J. W. Mack
Clynter
Philadelphia Inquirer
John Abbott
Clymer
Mr. Abbott
The
Inquirer
Revoked Licenses Highlight State Action Against Violations
The state highway department recently revoked 54 automobile licenses for various offenses linking violations of automobile and liquor laws. The drive followed a campaign against reckless drivers and habitual violators, with 25 revocations tied to that effort, 25 to intoxication, and four for other violations. Recipients include Wilc cliam Lewis Dickel Altoona, H. W. Housley Brookville, George Kelly Intemer City, John Wilt Latrobe, M. J. Schrader Monessen, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Atute Highway Patrol
Wilc Cliam Lewis Dickel
Altoona
H. W. Housley
Brookville
George Kelly
Intemer City
John Wilt
Latrobe
M. J. Schrader
Monessen
Also Mentioned on This Page
LawLand
Mrs
Heilwood
Pine Tree Club
Marvinge
Collins Hyeratt Mack
Grace June Lichtenfels
Wheenescentis Gas
West Wheatfield
Clairic
Clyde Bradenville
Courriam Nitehen
Starford
Florence Clawson
Clark Home
J. E. Clark
Brushvalley Township
Jay Lowry Clark
Flora Lowry
Parkwood
Lewisville
Cneers
Indiana and
White Township
Council of
Republican Women
Dollie Ayers
Ite
Bren Cunningham
W. F.kin
Mya
Harry Chusty
James, Mack
Mary Fisher
Mys
Ralph, McCreary
Sara Johnston
Berrier
Charles Ferrier
Miss McAdoo
Ove Katlantian
the Extension Association
Faial
National Stockomin & Warmer
Washington Township
Creekside
Advance
J. L. Wissinger
William 2. A. Gibson
Carnahan
Purloyood
Craner
Kelly
Bleahney
King Smith
Walter King
Martha Smith
Miderton
Stev. Oscar Woods
John King
Sugar Run
Indiana Borough
J. H. Hileman
Patterson Mill
Kittanning
Road
L. H. Hileman
New Kensington
Hileman
White
Arcadian
Pennsylvania Coal Co
Adn
Arcadia
Uilding
Amu Insurance
Mes. BR
Langdon
Glen Campbell
Mes. CP
J. C. Clark
Harry &, Clark
Edna Paulot
Carl Patetin
Patchinville
J. B Clark
J. M. Malcolm
Idiana
Walker
Edward Walker
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