Farewell Party For Ed Ward Bower To Toledo
A farewell party was held at First United Presbyterian church for Ed ward Bower and wife as they prepare to move to Toledo Ohio. Bower has led the Columbia Plate Glass Company as superintendent for 12 years and many locals attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Edward Bower
Toledo
Bower
Columbia Plate Glass Company
George Nofsker
Adams Express Company
West Penn
Maple Avenue
Thomas Geary
Indiana
Wellman
Ren
John Beatty
Ambrose Jenkins Freeman Ferguson
Dale Harcom
Miases Alma
Gladys Ferguson
Helen Repine
Tabernacle
W. W. Hall
Swigsvale
David Flanagan
East End
Pittsburg
George A. Carr
Millicent Corps
New York State
John A. Bursk
Illinois
Carr
Miss Corps
Bursk
Hall
Marie Anderson
W. C. Anderson
Wellsburg
W. Va
Harry Snyder
Verona
Anderson
Clark Anderson
Local Notes From Colyer And Nearby Towns
Miss Sarah Williams returns to Colyer from Indiana after visiting her daughters and relatives. The Song of Veterans and G A R members hosted a chicken and oyster supper in Rodkey’s hall. Harry Decker and Harry Henrys wedding celebrations drew local crowds with serenade and festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mack
Gertrude
Roy Prosser
Johnstown
D. D. Mack
Hester Duncan
Maide Wagner
Play Mack
Chas. Felton
William
Indiana
Chas
Duncan
John Clark
Latrobe
John Hall
Blairsville
S. T. Brendlinger
Bertha
Henry Yourman
Indiana Hospital
H. R. Dill
Charles Newcomer
Dilltown
Hugh Mack
James Dill
C. N. McKelvey
Joseph
Ida Mack
B. P. McCullough
J. W. Felton
Elly Logan
Rev. H. W. Loran
Jacksonville
Cora
D. W. Mack
W. M
P. L. Rehn
Clarence Lehman
Greensburg
Samuel Telton
Bertha Mack
Sarah Williams
Hame
Colyer
H. E. Williams
Cookport
I. McCullough
Orpha Keating
Misa Ruth McCullough
James Keim
John Henry
Clymer
Geneva Butterbaugh
Blantha Stephens
Indiana Eller
Vincent Young
Victor Bartlebaugh
James Rodkey
Hellwood
Blanche Stephens
Pine Fats
Hope Young
Lovejoy
Cockport
Harry Decker
Sadie Henry
Keystone Literary Society
Harry Henry
Bride
Kettering basketball team 16 Marion Center 11 at Plumville
The Kettering basketball team defeated Marion Center 16 to 11 at Plumville on Wednesday night. Social events included a parcel post social at Five Points and a Creekside school gathering that Friday evening, both reported as successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Harry Gray
William and
Clifford
Chas. Brady
Knowlton Fairman
Sara Bothell
Parcel Post
Five Points
Creekside Township
Kettering
Marion Center
Plumville
Leilah May Beatty
Zetta Sourwine
Roy Stuchell
Indiana
Brandon
Grove City
Plum Creek U. P
Freda Wells
Mary Seanor
Lutheran Church
John Rankin
Near
Davis
Brink Edwards
Eliza
Laura Harmon
Frank Carnathan
Creekside
First National Bank at Indiana December 10 2016 financial data
A scanned financial statement shows the condition of the First National Bank at Indiana in Pennsylvania as of November 10, 2016. It lists loans, deposits, bonds, securities, stock subscriptions, real estate, reserve balances, net amounts due from reserve banks, and other banking house figures with specific dollar amounts and percentages. The document includes notes on capital, undivided profits, current expenses, and a sworn signature by cashier Daugherty and notary public JW Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Indiana
Penn’a
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank Wa
New York
Chicago
St. Gouly
Nekely
Sheree
Community Notes From Rochester Area Thanksgiving Items
Residents from Rochester and nearby towns were mentioned in a weekend roundup. Indiana visitors included Josephn Isimg and Mae Snyder while Pittsburg and West Brady residents joined gatherings with local families. A Nmerson Club meeting featured a literary program and lunch, and the Shelocta Grange planned a Thanksgiving feast for Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
C. J. Richardson
David Cibson
Olive
Mia
John Snyder
Nmerson Club
W. D. Rankin
Herved
J. Johnston
Eugene
Creeksite
J.T. Gibson
J. P. Miller
Shelocta Grange
Warde Allshouse
Brackenridge
D. ™. Allshouse
Frank Russell
Idaho
J. 3. Russell
Near
North Point Social Notes and Tragic Wagon Death
North Point residents report visits including Victor Smith family with Mig and Jesse Icks. Oliveburg mover Enn McDonald and family head to town. Chariie Stear family guests of Drummonds. Missing details note a wagon death of George Shaffer, over 70, found in his wagon near Tidarton after a day in Kittaan on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dodson
Smicksburg
Mra
Victor Smith
Smith
Mig
Jesse Icks
Near Town
Mildred Niel
Maye Steitz
John Minds
Dayton Enlier
Enn McDonald
Oliveburg
Chariie Stear
We EL Drummond
Roral Merchant
Coorge Shaffer
Tidarton
Mornday
Kittaanimg
Bass for Yellow Creek Shipment Receives Local Stocking
A shipment of 200 tinal Disa between three and four inches arrived last week. Fish were planted in Yellow Creek and will be stocked with further shipments to be made soon.
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Yellow Creek
Family to move into Conner apartments on South Tenth
Shamtrook and family from Carlisle have located in Indiana and will move into the Conner apartments on South Tenth Street in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Shamtrook and Family
Carlisle
Conner Apartments
South Tenth Street
Former Superintendent Enters Salt for Wages Case
Former Rubber Works superintendent A Holland, ex McCreary Tire and Rubber Co., is in salt for $300 wages. Hearing before Justice J A Crossman began yesterday morning and was continued Saturday. Also includes health and hygiene column urging annual thorough medical exams for both men and women, stressing complete blood vessel and organ checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubber Works
Camiyses FF
A. Holland
McCreary Tire and Rubber Co
Harry McCreary
Oakland Avenue
Justice J, JA
Crossman
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Heilwood
J. Gagter
Windber
Clay Barndollar
Ross Hart
Stafford
Matilda Henry
Merle
Carrie
Quay Henry
Irish Bottom
Roland
Westover
Scott V. Steffy
Pineton
Roland Lytle
Weslwood Schools
Front Street
J. T. Hoover
Pat Youngquist
Patton
Louis Rehling
John T. Hoover
Uniontown
Fayette County
Doyle Keirn
Manner School
Ida
Mary Lunn
Erma
Olive Giles
Greenwich
Carl Wilson
Holmes Siding
Claude Wright
Dowler Junction
C. HE. Fulton
Homer City
Samuel Sickenberger
John Fleming
Union
Presbyterian Church
Sharp
Dunmire
The
Baptist Church
Sloan Buterbaugh
George Weamer
Juniper Street
Olin
Buell Devinney
Cherry Tree
Mary Haglish
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Arthur Frederick
Ira Paul
Ridge Street
Riev
T. J. Allen
Beaver Falls
United Presbyterian Church
Hebrew Tabernacle
Allen
Clyde
C. . Wissinger
Pitts
Thos. Anderson
J. G. Kaehien
Barnesboro
John C. Mahaffey
Virginia Beyer
Punxsutawney
Burgess Hawes
PINE
Ford Smith
A. G. Glenn
Wandin
R. M. Elwood
Genevieve
Vandergrift
Elwood
Mary Sides
Wesley Askins
Arthur Hamilton
Hamilton
Harry Young
Lloyd Roberts
Harry Russell
Hazel Davis
Halver Halverson
Farmers’ Institute
Jasperian Literary Society
George Gibson
Harry Withers
Lincoln Gibson
Edward Barr
Westwood
Tate
Wilmer Stewart
Aatebo
Penn
County of
Fadhuie
Dangherty
Whogeed Bank
de Kolemdy
Straday
JW. Wilson
Doin
Rochester. Mills
North Point
Hitle Talke
Samuel 9. Dixon
Thorone
George Maslin
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