Armistice Day Observed With Dignity In Blairsville And Indiana
Indiana and Blairsville marked the tenth anniversary of the World War armistice with memorial services in the Ritz Theatre and a veterans parade despite subdued public enthusiasm. Four local comrades died this year. eulogies were delivered by community leaders as taps rang out. A Monday holiday featured a parade, patriotic school visits, flag presentations, and a concluding military ball at the Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana Post
American Legion
Ritz
Legion
Roy &. Juart
Frank Fleming
Wilmer Kaufman
Mayford L. Bowser
C. C. McLain
William H. Pierce
Clayburn Keeler
Kathryn Park Jones
James F. Malone
Fittsburgh
America
J. A. McCamey
M. EB. Churen
West
John Godeon
George K. Clark
Ladies’ Axilary
Mothers of Democracy
Philadelphia
Armory
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Blairsville
Company L
National Guard
Fred Godcharles
Lbrarian
Harrisburg
New Indiana Theatre Opens On November 26
The Popular Price Playhouse will debut Monday evening November 26 with Reginald Denny’s Good Morning Judge. Admission fixed at 10 and 25 cents. Capacity about 500 on one floor. Shows at 7 and 9 nightly, matinee Saturdays. The River Pirate will play at both Indiana and Ritz on December 3. Interior nearing completion with restored comfortable seating.
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Price Playhouse
Indiana Theatre
Price
Reginald Denny
Indiana
Ritz
New
Indiana Floral Company Shines at Brookville Flower Show
The Indiana Floral Company won multiple first prizes at the Brookville show beating wholesale and retail florists from western and central Pennsylvania. Winners competed in chrysanthemums pom poms carnations and sweet peas as George J Leydie and Walter Kis singer attended with their wives. Entries were produced at Weed Station greenhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville
Western Pennsylvania
Indiana Floral Company
Weed Station
Murphy Co store opens in new fireproof building
Murphy Co plans the opening of its 141st store next Wednesday evening in a new 50 by 20 foot front, 10,000 square feet on one floor, with basement stock rooms and a second floor of offices on Philadelphia street. The building by Blair & Mack in McKeesport houses a spacious, well lit sales room with fixtures, displays, and merchandise priced 5 cents to 4 dollars. J and Mack of McKeesport lead the company, with Howard Mack and Paul Mack noted as relatives. H. A. Moeller of Sidney, Ohio, is manager, and his wife has moved to Indiana in a new Oak street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Oak Street
J. & Mack
McKeesport
G. ©. Murphy Company
Brishvalley Township
Howard M. Mack
Tha Soncorn
Indiana Resident Vows 9th Yeu Voted for 19 Presidents
Robert A. Allison Indiana's oldest resident now in his ninety ninth year has voted in nineteen presidential elections and has always backed the Republican ticket except twice for Prohibition candidates. He lives with his son M B Allison on East Church street and celebrated his ninety eighth birthday last July. He hopes to reach one hundred. He is father to Mrs A M Kirkpatrick and Mrs J W Van Horn.
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Indiana
Yow
Yeu
Robert A. Allison
Hoover
Curtis
Mr. Allison
Prohibition
M. B. Allison
East Church Street
Weddings of 4 Week Wohllenter Glenn and Alice Glenn
Clarence Wohllenter of Golden and Alice Glenn of Pine Tiata wed at East Mahoning Baptist parsonage in a Saturday ceremony led by Rev. M. M. Smith. Groom works as railway baggagemaster on B R and P between Buffalo and Punxsutawney. bride teaches in Green township public schools and is active in Pine Flats Baptist Church. New Mr. and Mrs. Wohllenter plan a Bradford home.
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Wohllenter
Glenn Clarence Wohllenter
Golden
Alice Glenn
Pine Tiata
East Mahoning Baptist Parsonage
M. M. Smith
Buffalo
Punxsutawney
Green Township
Pine Flats
Keatal N. Templeton
Dia
South Beventh Street
Robert I. Torpleton
Deri
Salem Ghureh
Amirehuge
Marlintown
Drdian
Letpletan
Tvarhy
Nebo Presbyteritas
Ghureh
Cedscanere
Tuid
Presbylerkin Church
Jordin
Hellwood
Inferanead
Greenwood Centetory
Lan
J. A. Moorhend
A. Scott
Pittsburgh
William N. Templeton
Clymer
Ralph M. ‘Templeton
Duhngay
Church Plans Bond Issue for New Edifice in Town
At a Congregational meeting of First United Presbyterian Church the unanimous vote favored issuing 100000 dollars in tax free bonds at five percent to pay the balance on the church. The pastor Dr Pinkerton will resign after five years of service as executive secretary of missions work. The presbytery approved the resignation with regret and will miss his leadership. The pastor and family will move to Pittsburgh in a few weeks.
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First United Presbyterian, Church
Town
Honda
Conemaugh Presbytery
Pinkerton
Pittsburgh
Presbytery
Real Estate Transfers List Shows multiple property changes
Ph. W. Simpson trustee transfers one acre in Center to Borough of Woomer for 0.50 dollars. A. W. Clowes to Agnes Clowes three lots in Plimville for 2900 dollars. Anna Younkin to Mary Brown half interest in an Indiana lot for 1500 dollars. Twileman to Brushvalley Community Association lot in Brush valley for 600 dollars. Viola Duncan to Walter Trimin 79 acres in West Wheatfield for 6600 dollars. Nora Stephens to William Widddowson 192 acres in Cherryhill for 500 dollars. David L. Sheesley and Lester C. Sheesley 90 acres in Montgomery for 1 dollar. J. M. Creek to J. S. Mack 25 acres in Brushvalley for 2400 dollars. Nannie A. Carnahan to Mary Sutton three tracts in Armstrong for 9000 dollars. W. D. Gates to Emma L. Helman two lots in White for 259 dollars. W. D. Gates to O. I. Helman three lots in White for 875 dollars. Maude Smith to Joseph O. S mith 51 acres in Montgomery for 500 dollars.
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Ph. W. Simpson
Woomer
A. W. Clowes
Agnes Clowes
Plimville
Anna
Younkin
Mary J.1 Brown
Indiana
Go. &, Twileman
Brushyalley
West Wheatfield
Nora Stephens
William C. Widdowson
Cherryhill
David L. Sheesley
Lester C. Sheesley
Montgomery
J. M. Creek
S. Mack
Brushvalley
Nannie A. Carnahan
Mary Sutton
Armstrong
W. D. Gates
Emma L. Helman
White
O. I. Helman
Maude Smith
Joseph O. Simith
Governor Fisher Heads 1928 Christmas Seal Sale
Governor John Fisher accepted the honorary chairmanship of the Pennsylvania Christmas seal sale for 1928 and urged Tuberculosis Sunday in churches on December 9 and Tuberculosis Day in schools on December 14. He noted the disease remains deadly but has declined recently thanks to seal campaign efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
St. Harrisburg
John
Pennsylvania
Personal Brevities Highlight Indiana Visitors and Local News
Mcinvile and Rochester Mills residents visit Indiana counties with numerous callers and social visits in Blairsville area. Notes on births, hospitalizations, travel to Washington and Detroit, with town personalities, church events, and a light domestic humor item.
Plans for fourteenth Indian County Supervisors Convention at Court House
November 22 plan outlined for the Indian County Supervisors and Auditors Association fourteenth convention to convene at 10 a.m. in the Court House. Officers listed include President F C McCrea Blairsville and Secretary John F Johnston Saltsbury. The program covers morning and afternoon sessions with remarks, minutes, road topics, and addresses by county and state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Indians County Supervisors’ and Auditors' Association
Court House
F. C. McCrea
Blairsville
J. A. Dixon
Livermore
C. C. Steele
Towchester Milia
John F. Johnston
Saltsbury
F.C. McCrea
Hust Mahoning Township
Tames Heilburn
Rayne
Ion
Charles R. Griffith
Wayne PD
Myers
State Highway Department
Charles B. Kirker
Pine
Ralph Stewart
Vrushvalley Township
Harvey Towers
Good Enrollment for Leadership Training at Glen Campbell Commodore
Enrollment reaches 105 as Glen Campbell and Commodore host Joint Addepts of District Band and Sabbath School Association. Gov. Wellburn teaches church school administration. Mrs Kinith leads Principles of Teaching. Jordan, Patterson, Anderson, and Minty teach various Bible study courses. Community programs include a benefit theatre for the public library and a memorial funeral for local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Grimpbell
Commodore
Juint Adeptees
Districte Band
Gev. W. Wellborn
Phihuledphit
Department of Religious Education
Buuta Sahebath School Association
eChurch
Furth
Wellburnik
Pennsyvania Bite Sabbath Select Association
Obituary notes for Fulton Templeton Wyernwe and Worke
Multiple death notices from Indiana county detail John R Fulton aged 36 of Creekside after an appendicitis operation in the capital, and long service as rural letter carrier. Also listed are the deaths of Mrs Amanda Wy erwine Templeton and Harvey Burnheimer with broad family survivor lists, church ties, and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Fulton
I Creekside
Indiana
J. 2. Fulton
Smicksburg
Aero Aquadron
Vola Stiteler
Siniekaburg
Buffalo
Christine
Maxine
Martha HH. Fulton
Mia. Simith
Tracklick
J. A
Improved Highways Opened for Traffic Across District
Cherryhill Township residents gain outlets to Lakes-to-Sea Lincoln and William Penn Highways as new roads near Dixonville Clarksburg and Saltsburg open next year. The concrete Dixonville Clymer road is praised for smoothness and minimal curves with BRP links ready. Repairs on Buena Vista Bridge near Playklick Creek to be completed this week restoring full travel.
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Cherryhill Township
Lincoln
William Penn
Rossiter- Punxsutawney
Toomorrow
Clarksburg
Saltsburg
Dixonville-Clymer
Cherry Tree and
Dixonville
Clymer
William Venn
Marion Center
Whiteman
Bryan Farm
Trainn
M. Bennett & Sons’ Construction Company
Oataroo
Fourth Street
White Township
Rossiter
Pumxsolluwness
Salishure
March Road
Limbitia Iany
Ole
Warne Avenue
Reo Station
Gremswood Cemetery Hill
Buena Vista Bridge
Buena Viste
Official county returns show Hoover leads AM ticket vote
The county tally reports Merbert C. Hoover Republican 16,708 votes and Alfred J. Smith Democrat 4,812. Assembly candidate Charles Griffith tops figures with 17,741, while Elder Peeler trails with 19,659. Other results list various names and counts amid clearly erroneous and garbled lines. An accident report notes Samuel Eddy of Penn Run broke a hip coal mining near that place.
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Merbert C. Hoover
Alfred J. Smith
Charles 2. Griffith
Marion Center
Assembly
D. Elder Peeler
Agae Polidy
Tod
Les Patdie
Jawees
McDonald
Canute
Strom
Fee d
Stites
Reed
Odden
McNair
Martin
Morriot
Joan
Witterk
Wiley Horney
Sud
Aveilent
Peon Bam
Samuel Eddy
Penn Run
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American Legion Post
Schoyle
NEW Indiana Theatre
Ritter Taeal
Smith Barr
Brown's
Elizabeth Dick
Pen Raw
Rigabeth Diels
Gardine
Indiana County
Werbert Hoover
Rtepublican
Elders
Midge
Meadville
An Noy
T. CG. Hood
Elders Mtidge
Marie
Foster A. Smock
Clearfield
Canada
Kilmer W. Allison
W. L. Brown
Near
Perkwood
Indlang
Christian and Baptist Churches
Bone
Brown
Phillipsburg
Paslior
Pine Plats
Boone
Shloh Baptist Church
Deckers Point
Teagie
W. C. Grott
Marraville
W. Fublally
Allegheny Tinepital
Kiekiminetas Junction
John CG. Juiaison
Blatraville
Sen Riously
Coorskelly
Sagamore
Federal Court of Pittsburgh
Atala
Kittanning
Pony County
Juli W. Winner
Warner
Huger Comport
Tossiter
Real Estate Transuers
Paul Stuchell
Mcinvile
John 5. Ross
Rochester Mills
J. HE. Calhoun
Shelocta
Fred Byers
West Water Street
A. JB. Rupert
She- Ioda
Marlin McAfovs
M. J. Golden
Dwight ‘Ray
Parl Bennett
Johnstown
BE. Napp and Son
Starford Junther Company
Starford
Mollie Lowry
Railroad Avenue
B. L. Wiggins
Sleloda
T. C. Burhenn
Jeannette
John M. Daugherty
Church Street
Maria Byers
Joseph
Standson
Blair Tigers
Rayne Township
Siuimrsivy
Arcadia High School
John McBrile
Wille San
Maree
Bellevue
Pilteureh
Tye Moorhead
Wayne Avenue
Nes
Sarah Fowlkes
Waynesburg
Steele Berkeypile
Charles Siler
Commatore
Bernard O'Hara
North Sixth Street
BE. Devinney
West Church Street
Washington, D. C
Harry
Roy Schrecengost
Nolo
Detroit
FW. C. Ferguson
Ray
Roger Charnock
Christ Episcopal Church
KR. N. Kendig
G. W. Belsey
Austinburg
J. C. C. McCracken
Altoona
Ruth Adair
Myra
Belsey
McCracken
Adair
Belseys
Los Angeles
Cal
Twila G. Bottenhorn
Agnes Stadtmiller
Alles Jonen
Margaret Sanders
Maude MaeDevitt
Ruth Tontael
Maibbons
Mobic
Owi
Wriday
Norris
Tiyan
Glen Crampbell
Gibbons
Glen Campbell
Barrdstown
Sithi Sat Mitutha
Bhwmpsville
Bairdstown
Leon
Albert i Carter
Bridge Laureheait
Wicks Prugh
Wayne Nienue
Hincheen
Maury Ifelen Pearce
Windber
Foi
Dudley
New Prighton
Lennasda
Liquer
Squire W. Th. Jackson
Planville
Vandergrift
Tomeshegul
William I
Kitty Lela H
Cox
Katherine A
Cire Williaim A
Bimeen
Florence
Sutler
Brownsville
John M. Gill
Troutriee
New Alexandria
Catherine
Sakes
Daidstown
Steve Bodnar
Wool
Rizabeth Chalamborent
Joseph P. Villo
Theatee
Benet
Tndiane
Johony Stekenberger
Brhet Dives de Toy Bregebiil
Saarn
Cathersn
Henwood
Siehewhergee
Mik
Miur-jan Fraymond
Elainerity
Mehbecen Tiaymond
Jolustown
Gentian Miller
Vorjami Miler
Washington Township
Charles II Miller
Parkwood
Delaware
Mrs. Keziah N. Templeton
Mes
Amanda Byerwine
Amanda iWyerwing
Jacob
Wyraretie
Wierk
Dawn
Edward Widdowson
Chevy Chase
A. TL. Widdowson
Harvey
Burnheimer
Buenheimer
Disonville
Vandersritt
Virtdererift
Ste
Tad
Aso Ache Welder
Hlads
Nah
Hlolon
Mirth
Sreiots
Glenn
Kormetl
Weyer
Tamh
Toone
Sistas Witten
Neatle Ple
Marlon Cente
Ieanedder
Piaves Pollut
Seteranent
Badhaveth
Cretory
Philip Bord
Danby
Thelen Siovdder
Imbedh Bil
Noreis Criverony
Eeassillery
Grattius
Cameron
Ake
Horhuater Mills
Cyrus BE
Mary Given Wark
Indiana Nowmnal Schpol
Endo
Bbe
United Presbyterian Church
Clymer-Dixonville
Monkey College
Smith
Bridget
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