Well Known People Called by Death in Indiana County
Three obituaries from Indiana County detail deaths in hunting accident and illness. Harry M. Elliott of Armagh died after being thrown from a horse into a stream during a hunting trip, leaving a mercantile business and three sons. R Wilse Langham, 71, former Indiana farmer and veteran, died after a long illness. survivors include a widow, children, and many relatives. Mrs. D A Crossman of Albion died after four months with multiple diseases, leaving two children and a second husband. services were held in Albion and DuBois areas. Mrs Jackson Cramer of Armagh died Monday morning. she leaves a husband and seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W W. Langham
Harry M. Elliott
Armagh
Elliott
Dias
Alexander and
Margaret Bell Elliott
Indiana County
James Elliott
Emma Holmes
Blairsville
Raymond
Alexander
Licey
Huott
Armagh c
R. Wilse Langham
Indiana
Purchase Line
Normal School
Blacklick
Langham
Joseph A. Blakley
Barbara Langham
Anna Bell Beatley
Pittsburgh
Earl B. Langham
Wyoming
Sarah F. Long
Turtle Creek
Judge J. N. Langham
John Langham
Hast Run
Smith Langham
Cherry Tree
William Langham
Ebensure
Mellie Kennan
Laura Longwill
Zion Lutheran Durch
J. 8. Baker
Oakland Cemetery
As. Jackson Cramer
Jackson Cramer
Cincares
Two Daughters and Two Sons in This Family
A reproduced photograph shows Eleanor Phyllis Jay and Ray St Clair children of Mr and Mrs John C St Clair of Leechsburg and grandchildren of Mr and Mrs John F St Clair of this county. The image was taken at the Douglass studio on Philadelphia street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor
Phyllis
Jay
Ray St. Clair
John C. St. Clair
Leechsburg
John F. St. Clair
Douglass
Philadelphia
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Report
Deeds recorded show transfers across multiple townships with amounts ranging from 1 to 16 thousand dollars. Notable moves include Ben F Coe to Twolick Hospital for Green lots at 7,000 and Baptist Church of Kellys to Pennsylvania Baptist State Mission Society for a Conemaugh lot at 1. Other entries cover farms, coal rights, and numerous individuals purchasing or divesting property in Homer City, Green, Montgomery, Buffington, and East Mahoning. A series of marriage licenses and a corn and potato show are listed with local setters and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Ben F
Coe
Twolick Hospital
Green
Indiana
Ferrier
Montgomery
Wilson Goss
J. D. Ferrier
William T. Bennett
Joe Mardula
Buffington
Lewis C. Kelly
D. J. Mitchell
Homer City
Marshall McDurmett
William McCloskey
Mechanicsburg
John Yawchak
George Galicia
John S. Fisher
H. E. Clark
East Mahoning
Mary Ann Hamilton
Margaret E. Sheesley
H Elizabeth Stewart
Bessie C. Harwig
Baptist Church of
Kellys
Pennsylvania Baptist State Mission Society
Conemaugh
Sunkle
Lisle H. Kunkle
Lizzie Burnheimer
Banks Donahue
Rayne
Margaret Alice Coleman
A. B. Elrick
Burrell
Sarah Stear
Laura G. Whitaker
J. H. Way
Ralph M. Smith
Marion Center
Annual Bening Dance For Indiana Volunteer Fire Company
The Indiana Volunteer Fire Company will hold its annual benefit dance on Wednesday evening December 2 with tickets mailed to citizens. Each ticket costs $1 and offers entry to the dance or two admissions to the Indiana theatre showing Dirty Face starring Jackie Coogan. Lucky ticket numbers win prizes including a grand prize of $100 worth of clothing from local stores. hundreds of other prizes will be awarded by merchants to support fire protection and department needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Volunteer Fire Company
Fire Company
Indiana
Jackie Coogan
Bon Ton
Brody's
Troutman’s
Dinsmore’s
Moorhead’s
Dick Thomphon
Pinchot to visit Indiana county on November 30
Governor Gifford Pinchot will arrive in Indiana on Monday November 30 at 12 45 pm. He will inspect Indiana State Normal School and Indiana Hospital and later address county employees at the Court House at 3 45 pm. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Normal School
Court House
Gifford Pinchot
Indiana
Innehi
Indiana State Normal School
Indiana Hospital
Armstrong Grange Program for Wednesday Evening
Armstrong Grange No 1645 meets at Parkwood schoolhouse on Wednesday evening November 25 with an orchestra, recitation, reading, dialogue, and musical numbers led by Mrs Simin Fouts Meade Millen Blair Hamilton John Clhiss Ethel Mull Frances Weiss Mary Anderson Ralph Bouts Martha Blakley Squire Anderson and Frances Weiss headlining. Mrs J G Adams returns home from Indiana hospital after a serious operation. Graff meat market pays 4 5 cents for butter and 53 cents for eggs this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Grange
Parkwood
Simin Fouts
Clos Muckle
Hdna Craier
Maanagers
Meade Millen
Blair Hamilton
John Clhiss
Ethel Mull
Mary Anderson
Ralph Bouts
Martha Blakley
Squire Anderson
Frances Weiss
Iain Fouts
Indiana Shoppers and Visitors Highlight Weekend News
Mr and Mrs C B Kirkar visited Indiana Saturday evening. Mrs George Lindsey returned home after a week with her aunt Mrs J T Davis of Homer City. B R Williams of Indiana was a business caller in town Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BH. Kirkar
Indiana
George Lindsey
J. T. Davis
Homer City
B.R. Williams
Miss Weaver Tuck hosts in Oneida and others visit
Personal notes from Indiana county recount Miss Weaver Tuck visiting Oneida New York and many local residents traveling to cities. It lists Burgess and Mrs Wallacal Thomas in New York City and S W Weaver and son Irvih in Indiana. Some readers renew subscriptions and others plan sales and moves.
McGregor and Thomas Win Tus Cine Route License
McGregor and Thomas of Indiana have been granted a certificate of public convenience by the Public Service Commission to operate a bus line between Punxsutawney and Indiana. Service to begin soon with temporary buses, later upgraded. Franchise allows operation while limiting departures to avoid same-time runs with B. R. & P. trains. They were given preference over four other applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Mattregor
McGregor
Thomas
Tony Gaile
Sagamore
George Pierce
Punxsutawney Edwards Motor ‘Tranatt Company
DuBois
Indiana Bay Company
Oth
Poarmission
Blairaville
Stork Busy in Indiana County News Stork Busy in Indiana County
A week of births at Indiana Hospital records multiple girls born to families including Harland Mitchell Val Jean Work and Louise Fleck. Frances Jane Dorothy Marie and William Kenneth are named, with parents and hospital staff noted as well. Also reports detail a 600-foot tunnel project at Normal School, 462,624 dogs licensed in Pennsylvania, and various local incidents including gambling raids, a bridge collapse injury, and a farm accident with a shredder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indigue Hospital
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Harland /Mitchell
Town
Val Jean Work
North Sixth Street
Frances Jane
W. 8. Ober
Grant Street
Louise
Lesta Fleck
Robert H. Learn
Normal School
Railroad Avenue
Weddings Of A Week In Lockport And Robinson
Miss Celia Walcomer of Lockport and Floyd Saxton of Robinson wed at the home of Mr and Mrs Jerry Saxton with Rev John McDonald officiating. The ceremony drew relatives, a wedding dinner followed, and the bride is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Scott Pule, well known locally. The couple have many friends who wish them happiness. Also announced is the engagement of Samuel Lemmon Mullalon and Miss Lofa Maney in Clarion on October 31. Both newlyweds taught in Indiana county. Mr Ridston of Rayne township is a former Indiana High School faculty member. Mrs Ridston is daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Haney of Panx sutawney. They have many local friends sending best wishes. Miss Annha M. Kirby of Allmay and Richard Shotwell of Elderton were married recently by Squire J C George of Elderton. Shotwell is respected and the couple have many friends' best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. McMuen
Plumville
Burgess
Wallacal Thomas
New York City
S. W. Weaver and Son
Irvih
Homa
R. D
Indiana
Nimothy Mull
Parkwood
Frank Rankin
J. L. Stuchell
Creekside
Progress
J. N. Elder
Indiana Hospital
J. T. Cathcart
Chambersville
B. R. Lumsden
J. 9. Morgan
B. R. Lumsden Co
Pittsburgh
Mabel Henderson
Baltimore
Allegheny
Merchants’ and Miners’ Inc
Jacksonville
Florida
G. A. McMillen
McMillen
Enoch Lewig
John Cochran
Deckers Point
Millwood
Weatmoreland County
Smicksburg
Walter L Miller
Willem Hamill
Hood School
Mrs. Miller
Johnstown
H. M. Brandon
Town
Brandon
Marion Center
Frank Brandon
Celia Walcomer
Lockport
Floyd Saxton
Robinson
Jerry Saxton
John McDonald
Frea Methodist Church
T Robinson
Sounio
Mro
Scott Pule Commu
Samuel Lemmon Mulalon
Lofla Maney
Clarion
Indiana County
Ralston
Indiana High School
James Ridston
Rayne Township
Jacob Haney
Panxsutawney
Poultry and Produce Show at Marion Center Nov 27 28
A poultry and produce show is planned at Marion Center on Friday and Saturday November 27 and 28. Marion Center National Bank offers three cups for top poultry eggs corn and potatoes scores. Entries include garden produce ducks rabbits and turkeys with many classes and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
Marion Center National Bank Witt
Marion Center National Bank
Marion Genterman Lin
le Boys
Wetzal
Marion Canter
Sentences Given to Law Offenders
Chester Frye and Alba Clark punished for Driving Motor Vehicles While intoxicated Hamer City. William McClinton pleaded guilty to robbing the post office at Dingof, sentenced to 6 months in Allegheny county workhouse. Chester Frye fined 200 dollars and three months in county jail. The three youths to the Morganza Training School. Robert Senor fined 200 and three months in county jail. Albert Clark fined 200, license revoked, costs paid for DUI. Brandon Wrote Letters to Samuel Lucas claiming to locate missing man, sentenced to two months in Indiana county jail. Brandon pleaded guilty in Pittsburgh for a scheme to defraud. Samuel Lucas sought missing son-in-law. Brandon wrote letters from Pittsburgh. alleged no payment. Brandon in county jail awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Frye
Alba
Clark Pune
Hamer City
William McClinton
Dingof
Alletheny
Thologicial Training School
Morganza
Robert Senor
Tomer City
Albert Clark
Crackside
Ferle BR
Brandon
Samuel Lucas
Merley
Tidiana
Pittsburgh
Pittschurch
Indiana County
Jos Grow
Pillshurch
Thvertigolfon
Branson
Lewis
Dratite
Marewell Party for Western Guest at the Ben Walker Home
A farewell party was hosted by the family of the late Eliza Buchanan at Ben Walker’s Marion Center RD home for Mrs Clara Little of Denver. Guests included five Buchanan sons and four daughters, plus relatives and friends from Indiana Grove Chapel Clymer and Marion Center. The Buchanan women were noted as fine cooks with a substantial dinner featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marewell
Ben Waller
Harry Buchanan
Indiana
J. Buchanan
Grove Chapel
J. B. Buchanan
CG. A. Buchanan
Clymer
Meade Buchanan
Home
Merle Engle
Fleming
Ban Walker
Marion Center
John Buchanan
Littte
Harry Buchanylan
Frank Fleming
J. £ Buchanan
Joan Buchanan
Little
Walter Little
James Loughry
Blair Fleming
C. J. But‘tla
Also Mentioned on This Page
YD. A. Crossman
D. A. Crossman
Albion
Punxsutawney
Solomon
Nancy Weaver
South Mahoning Township
James Lyons
Baward McClelland
Ada
Kittanning
Esther Heberling
W. Weaver
Weaver Homestead
J. C. Weaver
Elizabeth Shaffer
U- Bois
Zibbla Kline
Mariage
Harry Floyd Saxton
Robinson Gloria Mae Fulcomer
Robinson Joseph John Richutta
Rose
Constance Dimeo
Leno Guello
Jennie Thomas Young
Thomas Maximilian Laskowski
Blossburg
Eva Timblin
James M
Maude McClellan
L. Rankin
Rural Valley
Mobel A
Little . Ti
George A
Shyrock
Montgomery Township
Warner
Rayne’s Run Grange
Bookemeyer School House
W. L. Baer
C. D. Bence
Gov. Pinchot
Chicago
Pennsylvania State Grange
Big Warehouse
J. M. Stewart & Co
Col. Walker
Charles Fouts
B. B. Fouts
He R. Couch
San Dible
Bert Blakley
R. A. Fouts
Ethetl. Mull
Gate Keener
Clair Millen
Eeres
Alice Cribbs
Pomona
Frances
Wastara
Central Pennsylvania
First Baptist Church
W. le Tottel
Altoona
Sudge Langham
Canoe Township
H. M. Wells
William Smith
I. N. Langham
C. H H. ‘Vyger
A. G. Bowers
W. N. Smith
Success Grange
J. G. Adams
Heilwood
Miss Weaver Tuck
Momor City
Oneida, N
Martha J. Smead
Sara S. Bell
Camp Avenue
Braddock
TI. C. Smead
Georgeville
Irena Smead
G. C. Mabon
G. G Mabon
Indiana Rotary Club
Witham H. Stayer
Pennsylvania Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Walter Alexander
Veda Lydie
Arthur Cribbs
Migg Ruth Bennett
McGregor and
TUS Cine
Tndiana
STORK
Bureau of Animal Industry
State Department of Agriculture
Pensylvania
Department of Agriculture
Yankeetown
Sierfi Eugene Wilson
George Fields
Hlomer City
Willliam Simpson
Tall
Simpson
Bhursville-Derry Bowl
McGees Run
Westmoreland County
Derry-Blairsvile Road
Mary Cameron
Latrobe Hospital
Latrobe
Miner Short
Elmer Short
Samuel Shearer
Pideone
Ralston-Taney
Blair Pebley
Weat Wheatfeld Township
Mra
M. C. Rhinehart
Calvin Montgomery
R. T. Brendlinger
George Montgomery
J. N. Betts
C. A. Bowser
J. W. Lanner
Sara Fry
John McGraw
Rebecca McGraw
J. P. Donahue
Donahue
R. W. Lichtenfels
Pearle Lichtenfels
Gale Lichtenfels
New Florence
M. C. Chain
Maggie Adams
Jd. W. Standlinger
A. A. Ding
Laughter
Zelta
Dann- Hans
Philip Hvans
East Water Street
John Houk
West Indiana House
Robert Holt
Hasdan
Rabeve Bolt
Salt Coal and Coke Company
Holt
Glen Lowman
Jack
East
Wast Ind
Brushvalley
Brushvalley Community Club
Fatah
DELOS
Joseh Canuli
Canuli
James W. Mack
Pennsylvania Republica Women
Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women
Harrisburg
Bessie A. Eastman
Idaho
Howard Kimmel
Carl Crawford
I. Scott
Frank Russell
Katherine Silvis
Wilkingsburg
Rachel Allshouse
Elen Silvis
Boulul Munshower
Charles Betty
Widerton
John Bennet
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