Indiana county poultry show to run December 11 12 13 14
The seventh annual county poultry show will be held in the Armory at Indiana from December 11 to 14. Entries close December 1. The Pennsylvania White Rock Club joins the event with premiums and expert judges from State College and Davidsville. Farm products show features corn potatoes apples and eggs with premiums paid by local banks and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Rock Club
Armory
Indiana
Weamer
Pennsylvania White Rock Club
Pennsylvania
Indiana County
Farmers Bank and Trust Company
J. B. Weaver
Davidsville
H. H. Kauffman
State College
The
Poultry Association
Extension Association
A. Ruef
BR. Dickey
Kauffman
Indiana Theatre Opens with New Look and Prices
The remodeled Indiana Theatre opened Monday evening with a feature comedy and a pale blue and gold decor. Tickets run 16 cents for children and 25 cents for adults, with Saturday matinees. Manager Stanley Hikin hosted tours of the new offices, praised for light and air, and ready for business. Prohibition violators, including James Greco, Angelo Perry, Mrs. Anna Felix, Mike Bellas, and Mike Putwaegulish, were held for court. James Delapa was held for aggravated assault with $5000 bail. Santa Claus distributed 2000 gifts at the Bon Ton party for local children. A Malta service will be held Sunday at 7:30 pm with Rev. R. Richard Eaton. Memorial Park gains more lights and planned landscaping next spring. John G. Grn near Turtle Creek sues for $10,000 damages after a July crash with Lamantia Bros. truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlayhouse
Indiana Theatre
New Playhouse
Stanley Hikin
Prohibition
Harry E. Koozer
Justice of the Peace
New Fire Squad Wagon Arrives For Indiana Fire Service
The Indiana Fire Association received a new La France squad wagon this week, boosting local capability with 96 horsepower performance and a 40 gallon chemical tank. It joins three other La France trucks as firefighters prepare to respond with 1,900 gallons per minute of water, plus ladders, hoses, and gear for rapid action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeak
da France
Indiana Fire Association
la France
Indiana
Real Estate Transfers Highlight Local Property Deals
W D King transfers acreage in Young to Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway for 3500 dollars. Rhoda Holden sells 112 acres in North Mahoning to John A Pinter for 2000. Charles B Jamison sells Blairsville lot to Martha Dunlop for 4000. W Guthrie sells Indiana parcel to Nancy J Myers for 1250. G J Learn sells 1101 acres in Montgomery to John H Farrell for 2000. Virginia W Speel sells White lot to J M Simpson for 850. Salvatore Agnello sells Clymer lot to Jennie Madeiro for 2000. August Gibellino sells Center lot to Frank Aimino for 2000. Lewis S Yaney sells Burrell one-half acre to C J Newbold for 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. King
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway Company
Young
Rhoda Holden
John A. Pinter
North Mahoning
Charles B. Jamison
Martha Dunlop
Blairsville
W. Guthrie
Nancy J. Myers
Indiana
G. J. Learn
John H. Farrell
Montgomery
Virginia W. Speel
J. M. Simpson
White
Salvatore Agnello
Jennie Madeiro
Clymer
August Gibellino
Frank Aimino
Center
Lewis S. Yaney
C. J. Newbold
Burrell
Local Resident Badly Cut In Near Blacklick Collision
Miss Geneva Wetzell of Locust street sustained a deep facial and neck gash in a Sunday afternoon crash near Blacklick when a Chrysler driven by Mr Beatty of Homer City allegedly attempted to pass another car and struck Royden Wineman’s Ford coupe. Wineman suffered a minor right arm injury. Beatty escaped harm. Wetzell required about 100 stitches and is in Indiana hospital in satisfactory condition. Also noted: 6050 resident hunting licenses issued. 700 free licenses to landowners. Union Thanksgiving service set for 10:30 at Presbyterian Church with Rev. Dr. Pinkerton delivering the sermon. M 2B Aliacon broke right thumb in fall. Mrs. Charles McGauchey is hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacklick
Geneva Wetzell
Locust Street
Indiana Hospital
Wetzell
Royden Wineman
Mr. Beatty
Homer Cay
Altuipling
Wineman
Beatty
Union
Presbyterian Church
J.C. Pinkerton
First United Presbyterian Church
Crippled Children Benefit From Orthopedic Clinics
Nearly sixty crippled children from this region received care at monthly orthopedic clinics led by Dr. James Wallace of Pittsburgh under Rotary Club auspices. The November session included operations at Indiana Hospital and evaluations at Red Cross headquarters, with over 100 procedures performed since the clinics began, and about fifty children regaining normal use of affected limbs and spines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wallace
Pittsburgh
Rotary Club
Indiana Hospital
Red Cross
South Ninth Street
Bright Future in Coal Industry for This Section
Highlights from the International Coal Conference in Pittsburgh were shared with the Rotary Club by Leslie W. Householder of the Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company. He spoke on coal science yielding valuable products from bituminous coal and Drying of coal gas as a future engine fuel, with pulverized fuel expanding local coal field development. Firemen Benefit Next Monday Evening. The Indiana Fire Association plans a benefit at the Ritz and Indiana Theatres with The River Pirate film and an Armory dance from 9 to 1, urging prompt ticket return and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Rotary Club
Leslie W. Householder
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Householder
Freeport
Indiana Fire Association
Ritz
Indiana
Indiana Armory
Armory
Musser named delegate to American Mining Congress
A. J. Musser of the Clearfield Bimatonious Coal Corporation is named by Gov. Fisher as one of Pennsylvania’s 13 delegates to the American Mining Congress to be held in Washington D C from December 5 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Musser
American Mining Congress
Clearfield Bitaminous Coal Corporation
Pee
Gov. Fisher
Pensylvania
Washington, D. C
Indiana Man Elected Vice President of Coal Mining Institute
Thomas S. Lowther of town won a vice president post at the Coal Mining Institute of America during officers elections held at Greensburg last week. William Nesbitt of Greensburg was named president. other VPs include Robert M. Lambie and George I. McGaa. HH. D. Mason of Rdensburg was reelected secretary treasurer. duties begin at the Pittsburgh annual meeting December 12 to 14. Thomas Dawson of Scottdale, a noted coal man, was appointed by the American Mining Congress to chair a new committee on coal mine mechanization. he is married to Miss Mary Rinn of Punxsutawney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Coal Mining Institute
Thomas S. Lowther
Town
Coal Mining Institute of America
Greensburg
William Nesbitt
Robert M. Lambie
West Virginia Department of Mines
George I. McGaa
United States Bureau of Mines
Pittsburgh
HH. D. Mason
Rdensburg
Thomas Dawson
Scottdale
American Mining Congress
Washington
Dawson Ja
Mary Rinn
S. A. Rinn
Punxsutawney
Gas Tax Collected Totals for July to September
State Treasurer Samuel 8 Jewis announced statewide gasoline tax receipts for July August and September at 6 044 316, up 807 323 from last year. Of this amount 1 014 499 will be returned to the counties where collected. Indiana County alone reported 47 887 70 in the three month period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel 8. Jewis
Indiana
Indiana Visitors and New York Trip Highlight Local Brevities
A long list of Indiana residents and friends visiting or passing through Indiana includes Dell Keith of Stafford, J A Smith of White township, and Charles A Camp of Alliance Ohio. Notable mentions include Governor John S Fisher’s weekend at home after attending a governors conference in New Orleans, and a Homestead Steel Workers’ Club trip to New York City. Also noted are fellow travelers, hunters at Stone Creek Camp, and road supervisor officials attending regional meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Keith
Stafford
Indiana
G. J. Nash
Dubois
William Tyger
Green Township
W. H. Little
Coal Na
J. A. Smith
White Township
Charles A. Camp and Family
Alliance, O
Floyd
Wayne Getty
Uniontown
Henry Buterhbaugh
Lawrence Lockard
Commodore
Wong
A. W. Jones
New York City
Dollie Ayers
1St Oustreel
Wallace Cunningham
Ruth
Phoenix
Ariz
Q. B. Jones
Town
Phil Ake
Tillsdale
Connellsville
Alex Cunningham
Livermore
RB. I
Dixonville Hospital
Hugh McAllister
Dixonville
Charles L. Bence
Harry A. Borland
Harvey
Flint
Mich
Frank Campbell
Blairsville
Campbell
Robinson
N. E. Henry
Rash Golden
Cherryhill Township
Henry
C. J. Dickey
Hart B. Daugherty
John M. Miller
John G. St. Clair
Ceorge Clark
William Pierce
Stone Creek
B. E. Bieber
Zion Lutheran Church
H. 8. Strong
Hiram Stronz
Homestead
Homestead Steel Workers’ Club
John 8. Fisher
North Sixth Street
New Orleans
Harrisburg
George T. McHenry
Harry B. Streams
Steele Kerr
Barbara Langham
Charles C. McLain
Harry W. Fea
Ridgway
Milo Luther
Clyde
TO. A. Huey
Glen Campbell
Clark Knox
Pittsburgh
JT. M. Strong
Blacklick Township
A. B. Lowman
Punxsutawney
William ‘8. McGinley
Jeaner Bath
Iowi
The
National Grange
Governor Fisher Thanksgiving Proclamation Calls Rejoicing
Governor John S. Fisher issues a Thanksgiving proclamation urging Commonwealth citizens to rejoice and give thanks for divine blessings. The printed booklet marks the Armistice ten year anniversary and Kellogg peace pact, praising prosperity, peace, and charity while urging prayers and home reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Fisher
Commonwealth
Christendom
House of Prayer
Weddings of a Week Heatty Beatty and Violet Smith
WEDDINGS OF A WEEK list two marriages in Indiana and area counties. Heatty Beatty of Homer City and Violet Viola Smith of Lucerne Mines wed Saturday evening with Rev Charles Williams officiating. The couple will reside in Lucerne Mines. Also Mack Moose and Helen Moose married in Wehrum with Justice Walter H Jackson officiating. Rupert Woodside marriage occurred at Squire Charles McLain's office. A baby girl born recently in Krrs ville Ven with an unusual appendage forwarded to Johns Hopkins for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Thomas Markton
Mary A. Horner
Onl
Andrew P. Mack
Wehrum
Helen I. Moose
Wintondale
Apollo Delmos L
Walter Avonmore
John Emanuel Avonmore
Rosella King Clee Willis D. Ruth Hilda M. Hopks Rossiter
Albert R. Ewing
Ldersridge
Mabel G. Smith
Lebanon
Morris S. Kunkle
Sara D. Bothellreekside
John Peoples
Blairsville
Frances Butts
Mack Moose
Andrew Terry Mack
Helen Iva Moose
Justice of the Peace
Walter H. Jackson
Nixon Alley
Rupert- Woodside
Marenee D. Rupert
Anna Mae Woodside
Brick Church
Squire Charles ©. McLain
Ciel Widhorn
Tennessee
Krrsville
Father and Son Banquets Delight Blacklick and Plumville Congregations
In Blacklick Presbyterian Church about 100 men and youths attended a Father and Son banquet Friday evening. Rev. Dr. J. C. Pinkerton and Dr. Charles R. Foster spoke. At Plumville, over 150 attended the Mather and Son banquet Thursday evening with remarks by Prof. James T. Chapman and Prof. G. G. Hill. A quartet led by George Tadwards provided vocal numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Blacklick Presbyterian Church
Blacklick
J. C.pinkerton
First United Presbyterian Church
Town
Charles R. Foster
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Mather and Son
Plumville M. If
James T.’. Chapman
G. G. Hill
George Tadwards
Plumville
Deaths in the Rochester Mills area and nearby towns
Obituary notices report the deaths of Clark Cochran 66 at his daughter’s home in Puixsutawney after pneumonia, George Groth ST years a Civil War veteran, Nelson B. Davis 47, and Caroline Lydia 76, with details on survivors and funeral arrangements. Additional notices include James D. Pease 69 of Blairsville, Mary Stiles 76, Hepeletta Bosch Losech, Edna May Novak infant, and Charles Cover 47, with brief survivor lists and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Cochran
J. Clark Cochran
Rochester Mills
Robert Dunmire
Puixsutawney
Samuel
Mary Smith Cochran
Rogaster
Rossiter
Bell Hagley
Cochran
United Brethren Church
Mary Cochran
Nial
Belle Bagley Cochran
Robert Dunaire
John Smith
Thomas Gllpatriele
David Kunger
Dixonville
Melvin Pollock
Marion Center
Ward Lydicle
Charles Commu
Punxsutawney
Gloveland Cochran
Union Church
Nea Rossiter
Wry
Jtev
Thirnette
Greorge Trott
George Groft
Didlana
John
Sisannah Groth
Compiuny 1, 480S
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Charles Graft
Towns
Johnstown
Miller
Garrick
St. Bernard Catholic Church
Nelson B. Davis
Mary Lukehart
Armstrong Township
Wiliam B. Davis
Riders Widge Presbyterian Church
Independent Order of Aad
Fellows of
West Lebanon
Elders Ridge Presbyterian Church
Humphries
Tames Ti
Pease
James DB
Blairsville
Tolairsville
Matraville Presbyterian Church
Mason Lodge
The
Odd Fellows
Lorian
Mary Davby
Wan Hosiek
Kako
Mivit Vonre
Tlattsville
Dune
Harry
Gal
Mary
Stiles
Mary J. Stiles
Jennie McGarry
Seward
McGarry
Armagh
Heneletta Bosch
Heeletta Losech
Gegree Lunlek
Church Street
Williamsport
Imad
Indiana
Law Offenders Sentenced In Two Pleas By Judge Yourgham
Judge J N Yourgham sentenced a dozen violators on Monday with six fined 200 dollars plus costs for illegal motor vehicle operation. Names included Kenneth Boring John Hudoch W H Rittenhouse Andrew Romaniek Paul H Myers and Weary Tyger. Others had suspensions or fines for checks forgery and weapons. Also county bar resolutions require 75 dollars to be paid into court for divorce costs and immediate Commonwealth cost filing after case determinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa and Vines
J. N. Yourgham
Kenneth Boring
John Hudoch
W. H. Rittenhouse
Andrew Romaniek
Paul H. Myers
Weary Tyger
Tdon Bulerhansh
Santa Dani
Glande Ff
Tor Association
Indhuiah County Bar Association
Taw
Court House
House Burns After New Owner Moves In Near Clarksburg
Homer Williams, once of Alverda, had bought Henry Anerson’s farm near Clarksburg. He moved furniture as a tower was to be completed November 17, when fire of undetermined origin began Sunday afternoon November 18 and destroyed the house and contents. Insurance partially covers loss with Patrons Mutual. Te Mo Heaton of Adtoonit led the grabbing and Aionine of SfE17 feet at Medway in Contur township as bids opened Friday at Harrisburg for mine road and one bridge projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Williams
Alverda
Henry Anerson
Clarksburg
Saburday
Patrons Mutual Corajainy
Te Mo Heaton
Medway
Contur Township
Harrisburg
Two Met Tragic Deaths Hunting Near Plumville and Wehramm
Kenneth Fry aged 14 died after his own gun discharged while resting in woods near his home in Plumville. He was taken to Indiana Hospital where he died at 9 30 pm. A gun misfire shattered his thigh bone and injured his face and brain. Puter Kereklek of Wehramm, 31, died at Memorial Hospital Johnstown from hunting injuries after a gun discharged while chasing a rabbit. He dragged himself away, but died following leg amputation. Survived by wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Fry
George Fry
Plumville
Indiana
Kenneth
Te Indiana Hospital
Puter Kereklek
Wethrum
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Wehramm
Korokiek
Endurance Piano Player to Demonstrate Here
Prof. B. G. Burt begins a marathon piano demonstration Thursday at 8 pm, playing two pianos continuously until 9 pm Saturday night under H. H. Fennell of Oakland-Panorama Automobiles in showroom at 4143 Philadelphia Street. A nurse will attend, shaving and changing him as he endures the grueling session. Burt holds a world record of over 50 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Burt
Indiana
B. G. Thurt
H. H. Fennell
Oakland-Pan- Onc Automobiles
Philadelphia Street
Burt
Maqon Chosen Head of Local Credit Bureau
Audrey L. Mahon was chosen president of the Indians Credit Bureau at the first directors meeting. Officers include Ira A. Edwards as vice president, Dr. B. J. Shaulia as second vice president, and HW. KB. Raymond as general manager. Membership reaches 260 and grows rapidly, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Green Township community sing at Sirford on Sunday afternoon December 2 features offering for books to aid the wings. Officers: President J. D. Patlweson, vice president Lisle Shank, secretary Mrs. Leroy Bee, treasurer Bert Chia. permanent chorister named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Audrey L. Mahon
Indians Credit Bureau
Ira A. Edwards
Ursat
B. J. Shaulia
HW. KB. Raymond
Inimnager
L Jk
Chamber of Commerce
Green Township
Sirford
Sturford M. BE
Sindey
van Delark
Park
Hie
Leanpuregga Louk
J. D. Pat Lweson
Lisle Shank
Leroy Bee
Bert Chia
New Service Station on Philadelphia Street
The Atlantic Refining Company bought the William H. Fenton property at the corner of Philadelphia and Fourth streets for a modern service station. The purchase price was $12,000 through the Ira A. Myers agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Street
Atlantic Refining Company
William H. Fenton
J. M. Watt
Philadelphia B
Fourth Street
Ira A. Myers
Also Mentioned on This Page
WEW Indiana
Santa Santa Claus
Bon Ton
Malta
Knights and Dames of Malta
John G. Gr
Turtle Creek
J. & ¥. Lamantia
Lamantia Bros
Elmer W. Allison
Louis Litzinger
Mr. Litzinger
Aliicon
West Church Street
Allison
Charles McGauchey
Merle
Arthur and
Virgil McGaughey
Governor Fishers
Cerolloe Lydie
Caroline Lyi
Green
Bess Nash
Blandsburg
Slater
David Fleming
Matilda
Steve
Blair Fleming
Coral
William Fleming
Vanderrift
Frank Fleming
Trayne Township
Hury le. Ruppert
Harry J. Ruppert
Funcar
Ife
Bley
Miles Leet Sayers
Tines Tharry
Réaymond
Carl
Della
Cora
Chronela Tkupirt
Edna May Novak
Bkdna May Novak
J. A. Novak
North Wirthstreet
Hrnstel
Mr. Novak
Linotype Elevator
Progresa
Charles Cover
Blairavile
Uree Wong
Plumvidle
Werrom
Imediaree
Welram Misa
A. 1
Maqon
Local Credit Bureau
Robert Siolton
Indiana-Cresson
Skelton
Heil Wood
Public Service Commission
New York Central Railroad Co
Clearfield
Heilwood
Arcadia
Dowler Junction
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