Indiana County Real Estate Transfers Reported
Deeds recorded in Indiana County show transfers among residents and firms, including Win Anderson Jr to F I Wallace in Fourth ward for 10000 dollars, A D Smith to Jot in Burrell for 100, A Palmer to Tony Cicero in Bincklek for 625, and many more across Blairsville Blairsville North Mahoning West Wheatfield Montgomery and other townships. Also noted are Grange No 1744 officers elected in Clymer and extended Red Cross Roll Call to December 1 with county enrollment expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
T. Anderson, Jr
Ww. Wallace
Fourth Ward
Indiana
A. Detrick Taf Re Smith
Burrell
Davis A. Palmer
Tony Cicero
Bincklek
John H. Rochester
A. Woide
Marion Center
Augustus Spruell
Dr. Kinter
Blairaville
Guy Morris
Third Ward
T. B. Andre
J. R. L. Cousins
Blairsville
Buckingham
Arcadia Land’ Co
Montgomery
Sto. Lawrence
John ‘Tony
Mucklick
A. Melntire
A. Mies
West Wheatfield
Hannah McCracken
J. W. Howard
Jacksonville
Fincchel CG
Jodkey
Ward Houck
Green
Mary F. Winebers Lo ‘Levi Thotnat
North Mahoning
Flaming
A. G. Fleming
Armstrong
Michael Mack
Rachel
McGlure
John H. Shevel
Wm. H. Rosa
Win
C. Fulton
Olive GC
Pedder
Young
John W. Fetterman
J. A. White
Banks
Wred P. Kuber
Roht
Marcia
Flint Ward
Dames London
Charles BE. Shugarts
Second Ward
Gb. McCormick
Samuel Colgan
McClure
G. N. Hildebrand
Geo. W. McClelland
Harry Ww. Stear
West Mahoning
H. M. Repine
Noble C. Miller
First Ward
J.T. Stewart
W. G. Stewart
Buffington
J. T. Stewart
Red Cross
J. A. Beaton
Deaths of Michael Wagner and others in Indiana area
Obituary notices detail the deaths of Michael Wagner 70 of Hosbbon Indiana hospital after illness, Joseph L Winger 87 of South Sixth Street after surgery, Rebecca Billick nearly 90 of Johnstown, John A Woolweaver 78 of School Street after long illness, Catherine Gaston of Tionesta and Grace Ginter 11 of Tanoma Rayne Township from diphtheria. Surviving spouses and numerous children listed. services held locally with burials in Germany Lutheran and Oakland cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Walbeck Wagner
Hosbbon
Indiana
West Wheatfield Township
W. B. Wagner
J. M. Wagner
Bufington Township
M. K. Wagner
May A. Wagner
Heshbon
Dessie Mink
Strongstown
Annie Shaffer
West Wheafield Township
Pearl McCully
Einma Reynolds
Derry
Joshbun
J. A. Beaton
Town
Germany
Joseph F. Winger
Joseph L. Winger
South Sixth Street
Daniel
Sarah Winger
White Township
Mercer County
Clarion County
Lacinds Boucher
David Boucher
Rayne
John A. Woolweaver
John A. Woolwenayver
School Street
TSU
Pennsylvania
Ile
Herea Methodist Church
Stev, Laipdit
Inter- Lment
Ostlelane Gemetory
Lola
Bhtlish Villas
Ury
Sillahi
Ghal
Lid Wile
Dani Rayan
Mille Bydick
Pittaburgh
Wiznheth Grianer
Heme
Ile la
Thane Probhers
Wind Sisters
Idlmer Lydick
Lawns
Ward Lydick
Near Cyner
Daniel Lydick
Pine Township
Tie Eley
Stuvford
Mra
Maury Wimer
Obla
Catherine Gayton
Gathering Giston
Jrussiter
State Trooper Confesses Fire at Central Hotel
Francis J. Davis, a Indiana state police detail member, confessed to starting six fires at Central Hotel on Elladelphia Street in early November. Authorities say he suffers mental illness, with a mania for fire setting, and he is jailed as investigators pursue arson charges. The hotel, owned by Charles Nollenberger, sustained damage and will be repaired before reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hotel
Francis J. Davis
Indiana
Eb Adelphia Street
Davis
Newville Barracks
Charles Nollenberger
Mr. Nollenberger
Nolisnberger
East Wheatfield Church Notes and Local Social Mix
East Wheatfield communions observed at Armagh Prashytertin church on Sabbath morning at 9 oclock. Mrs. Sedena Kromer of Armagh heads to Philadelphia for Thanksgiving. Me Kelvey siblings visit from Indiana and Pittsburgh. Miss Wilen Mitehall ill with pneumonia. Local visitors include David Mack of Clyde and Virginia Caldwell. Cleaners and Sunshine classes meet at J Hutchins home. Lectures on the Holy Land by Prof. Ernest Work draw attentive audience. Troutman Company pays 80 cents for eggs and 60 cents for butter this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armagh
Sedena Kromer
Philadelpha
Nancy Steele
DuBois
JH. W. Smilley
Wilen Mitehall
Wises
Virginian Caldwell
Pittsburgh
Kania Campbell
David Mack
Clyde
Mes
Johmstown
Cleaners
Ernest Work
Lindinna
Work
Trev. Tiddle
Bethel U. Po
James A. Muck
Warner
Near Clyde
Myrtle Cunningham
Indiana
T. A. Patterson
Busy Year at the Indiana Hospital Highlights Need for Expansion
The annual report read by Miss Bleanor Byers shows a full year with a waiting list for private rooms and wards, a busy operating room with 118 surgeries in August, and eight surgeons sharing one room. The hospital calls for immediate expansion including new operating rooms and X ray equipment, while noting financials and nurse training progress. Fresh garden produce supported hospital needs and 20 student nurses plus supervisors are listed, with a crowded nurses home cited as a major issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Hospital
B.lenore Byers
Mabel A. Benson
I. S.e
Isis
Little Purchase Line Child Photograph Featured
A photo from Douglass studio on Philadelphia street features Marporie Mae Keating, 16 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Jégating of Purchase Line. The image is part of a series of children photographed recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marporie Mae Keating
Red Cross Christmas Seals On Sale In County Monday
The annual Red Cross Christmas Seals sale to fight tuberculosis opens November 29 in the county. Mrs. William A. Simpson of Indiana chairs the committee. Seals cost a penny each with all proceeds aiding the tuberculosis fight. An envelope of 100 seals was mailed to 500 county residents to boost purchases. Use the Red Cross seals on holiday packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
William A. Simpson
Indiana
Recapitulation of Receipts and Expenditures Record
Recapitulation shows total receipts brought forward zero and an annual maintenance expenditure of 63,705.67 dollars. The balance of receipts over maintenance is 4,837.25. Payments include stay equipment and other equipment not rewarded by State Auditor, and maintenance charges. Debt from former year maintenance amounts to 1,356.78 with 8,480.52 and 227.25 listed as paid out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velephone
Ladiey
Whiskey seizure near town by Indiana troopers
Indiana detectives detained eight men after discovering 350 to 359 cases of whiskey in trucks at Nevils Elbow east of town. The seizure occurred last night as trucks, en route to New York, struggled up a steep hill due to poor roads, with drivers reportedly possessing permits. The eight men were jailed pending investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste
Indiana
Deta
Itata Polles
Nevils Elbow
New York
Corn and Potato Show Exhibits Shine at County Event
The annual Corn and Potato Show at the court house drew 44 exhibits from boys and girls with potato entries dominating. Winners include Elma Strong and Arthur Hood in potatoes and corn respectively, judged by Prof. Schmitz. Prizes funded by local banks. Tragic death is reported of George Ellenberger after a freight train derailment near Punxsutawney. Other items note marriages licenses, horse injuries, a bridal shower, and a fatal shooting near Aulinman with five bullets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arm Bureau
Court House
Elma Strong
Fern Stonebraker
Martha Calhoun
Esther Frye
Glenn Winsheimer
Robert Maboni
Lloyd Rhine
Wilmer Keeley
Harry Dunmire
Elvie J. Walker
George Bowman
Earl Marshall
Vivian Cartwright
Elizabeth ‘Shirley
James Shirley
Dora Shirley
Emerson Shirley
Margaret Haer
Ethel Bence
Mazel Lamer
Arthur Hood
Ralph Miller
Dyddy Buchanan
Horace Ellenberger
Leslie Stutzman
Royden Hutchinson
Boyd Evans
Charles Mitchell
Robert Lawton
Fay Ramer
Karl Hedges
Dee Marshall
Alice Walker
Farmer County
Meta
George Ellenberger
Punxsutawney
Punxisutawney
Indiana County
Jacob Eilenberger
Pearl Schemmer
Trewalter
Mack Eilenberger
Town
Edward Ellenberger
David Baum
Juneau
Robert McFarland
Roasiier
Emma Pierce
Reynoldsville
Robert Hugus
Pittsburgh
Fruloul l Brevities Informal County Social Notes
O J Gartwright of Commodore visits county. Indiana callers include Mr and Mrs H M McGara of Chamberaville and G W Dick of New Florence. Many residents of Blairsville Indiana and Arcadia mix with postal neighbors in ongoing news of visits, subscribers and local moves in this week’s community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Gartwright
Commodore
H. M. McGara
Chamberaville
Indiana
G. W. Dick
New Florence
Mark McMillen
J. B Ferriar
Arcadia
Norman Ferrier
Clavaland
Alice Etterholf
North Sixth Street
W. H. Auker
Dilltown
Progreas
Indiana Center News Highlights Local Residents Movements
Indiana residents returning home callers visiting Marion Center and Strongstown report new arrivals and relocations. Mya Steele McElhoes leaves hospital for home in Indiana while the Hartmans plan to return from Saranac. Squire Harry W. Wallace and family buy North Highth street property in Indiana. Noble Miller buys partner stake in ROM Motor Company on East Water Street. Seventeenth child born to Westley Detwiler and wife in Strongstown. Dwight Galbreath named manager of Ye concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mya Steele McElhoes
Indiana
H. J. McElhogs
Pittsburgh
J. S. Gilhougen
Plorence Boggs
John McConnell
Noble Miller
ROM Motor Company
Noble GC
Miller
Harry M. Repine
RM Motor Company
Ast Water Street
Studebaker
Dwight Galbreath
Ye Concert
Also Mentioned on This Page
EAL Estate
Clymer Grange Grange
Clymer
Blaine L. Dick
Irvin Barr
Alice Siverd
Warl Putt
J. Barbour
John F. Shame
Fred Houck
Edward XN. Lydick
Yy. J. Harper
Ceres
Annie Strong
Adam Stall
Adam Stahl
Qlymer
Devenkud
Luart Lreuble
Mar. Kallar
Manor
Qgharryhill
Stannard Loughry
Lown
Ssonry Coy
Nala
John Stall
lLamar City
Nan Gressley
William J. Stahl
Samuel Stahl
Heilwood
D. 8. Spleher
Hiadale
Petar Stihl
Wisconsin
Myrtie M. Cunninghan
Myra the Cunningham
Froi Cunningham
Wayne Oven
Badiana
Cunningham
Uomer CY
James A. Lawrence
Greenwood
Margaret
Altman
Margaretty. Altman
Marthattubinson
Pittahureh
Paul Brewer
Witarman
Edward Melenry
McKees Rocke
McHenry
Rebecca Billick
Riders Ridge
Johstown
Jam Tresborough
Islet Ridge
Mavage
Ayers
Jadahy George
Buffalo
Myra, Ayers
James P. Billick
Pred Tlart
Fincon
A. M. Billick
Claveland
Charley Dewn
Conamuneh
George Alligon
Cambria County
Mins Wloronea Wiliek
Thomas Banton Stouborough
Hister
Julia Rosborough
Missarton
Sal
East Wheatfield
Troutman Company
THE
Stern
State of Pennsylvania
Marjorie' Mae Keating
NLP
Brallier
Stanley A. Q. Brallier
Conemaugh
Marie Gertrude Brannon
Shamokin
A. D. Koch
James W. Gilsend
Presbyterian Church
Robert J. Young
John KK. Drallier
Latrobe
Proom
Elizabeth
Nancy Brallier
John Brallier
Bride
West Chester Normal School
Cherry Tree
Hoover-Kerr R. M. Hoover
Myrtle Kerr
Tyrone
W. D. Gates
Progress
Waterman
Paul L. Brewer
Cockport
Sabbath Schools of District No. 3
Joe Vasbinder
Mitchells Mills
A. Conner
Clarence Conner
Doyle Diehong
11Ilsdale
Foster B. Cunningham
Sees
Jesse J. McWherter
Julia H. Dunlap
Wm. F. Sunderland
Clearfield
Mary J. Shaw
Ito Arthur Miller
Armstrong Township
Wide Guild Girls of the Baptist Church
J. M. Dickson
Water Street
Charles Anisevik
Auliman
Sfng
Jean Ows
Danae
Disonyville
de Ved Tming Cars
Enasider- 4
Sidine
Vie - Moul Company
Pixonville
Yast Priate
W. C. T. U. Institute
Indian Organization
Chardi Street
Jaturday
Guy Fleming
Simpall
Neb
Thomas Fleming
Anna Hazlett
Forrmer
Deckers Point
Jemima White
Waterstreet
Lynchburg
Tenn
Ord I. Martin
Eugene
Wilkinsburg
J. .T. Crawford
William
James
Wallice
Washington Township
A. McSeaters
C. W. Long
Claire, Jr
Robert
Mercer
Walter Cover
Robert Cunningham
Joseph Wagner
Bruce Wagner
John W. Warner
Chicago
BE. Lockhart
Woodbine
Carson
A.F. Moorhead
Pittsburg
A. S
Howard Fair
A. J. Lydie
Harry
Sample Toun
Florence Lydie
Harrison City
Wade Harris
Lydie
Clymer I
Robert Dinwiddie
Peak
Cherryhill Township
CG. B. Geesey
Nedy Penn Run
Geesey
Chrryhill Township
James Pifer
Hartmans
Steele G. Hartin
Suaron
Jindana
Hartman
Mise Weydartman
Pitteenth
Westley Detwiler
Strongetown
Eenth
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