Starry Marks Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary in Homer City
Sixty years of wedded life were celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. William T Starry of Homer City on Saturday September 28 with a family gathering at their home. The couple born in Armstrong County were married September 28 1875 at Spring Church. Many relatives and friends attended including children and grandchildren across Indiana Homer City and nearby towns.
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William T. Starry
Homer City
Mr. Starry
Julia Ann Stitt
Armstrong County
Spring Church
Justice of the Peace
Watgon
Starry
Levi
Julia Ann
Eric) Starry
Joseph and
Ellen
Black) Stitt
Ella Henderson
Pittsburgh
B. F. Starry
Roy
Lorayne
J. H. Starry
Leonard
Helen
Indiana
Waneta
Theodore
Eugene
Betty
Robert
Doyle
Joseph K. Starry
Logan
Homecoming at Indiana State Teachers College planned
The State Teachers College at Indiana announces its annual homecoming on October 12 with many alumni attending. Feature events include the Indiana Slippery Rock football game and an alumni student dance. Also noted are upcoming conferences on Business Education and Geography on October 5. The college cannot admit further students this semester due to full capacity. admissions resume in January.
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State Teachers College At
Indiana
Indiana Slippery Rock
State Teachers College
Tudiana
Atwood ballot rejects state constitution revision
Every ballot cast at Atwood on September 17 opposed the constitutional revision project. The 37 voters in the small Armstrong County borough rejected the measure, reflecting local opposition to the revision.
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Atwood
Armatrong County
Death notices compile long list of Indiana area obituaries
Mire Harry T Rankin funeral held at Robinson Funeral Home for Mrs Mabel McConnell Rankin wife of Harry Rankin born September 8 1894 in New Castle Pa survived by husband and parents two sisters services at Morgantown Presbyterian Church viewed as faithful hopeful woman burial Oakland cemetery other notices include John Daniel Pittman Wallace Duncan Elizabeth Palmer Isaac Mansfield with details of birth dates residences church affiliations and survivors in Saltsburg Indiana and nearby communities.
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Harry T. Rankin
Robinson Funeral Home
North Seventh Street
Robert L. Clark
Oakland Cemetery
Mabel McConnell
New Castle
Morgantown
W. Va
Rankin
Mfe
Indiana
J. N. Wittemberg
Bramwell
A. #. Oliker
Clarksburg, W. Va
John Daniel Pittman
Elmer F. Groskles
Philadelphia
Phillip and
Catherine (Ruffner) Pittman
Cockport
Saltsburg
Salieburg Presbyterian Church
Indiana Camp
Woodmen of
Anna Pittman
Indiana State Teachers College
John Pittman
Glenover
S. W. Binker
Madison
Wis
R. C. Rustad
Los Angeles
Cal
Blale McLaughlin
Salisburg
Gee Painter
Evans City
A. ‘Wallace Duncan
A. Wallace Duncan
Thomas ‘Sproul
Auburn
Ele
John and
Elizabeth (Coleman) Duncan
Conemaugh Township
Livermore
California
Dessar (Henderson) Duncan
Mest
Sproull
N. Y
Duncan
United Presbyterian Church
James Duncan
Cleveland
John Duncan
Lebanon
Joseph Duncan
Elders Ridge
Robert Duncan
Moscow
Idaho
Mabel Duncan
Isaac G. Mansfield
Sykesville
Zola Hoyt
Girty
Armstrong County
Sykenville
M. H E. Church
Harry Kahney
George Shields
Wilkinsburg
Lewis Manefield
Wilkingburg
Official Vote Count Shows Republicans Had Wig Lead
County results list multiple offices with Republican leads in the primary on September 17. Totals include County Auditor Floyd Lightner 3,532 and John R. Smith 2,198 for Auditor, Coroner Norman Shick 5,456, Treasurer John H. Smith 9,721, and Prothonotary Darrel Sams 5,415, along with several judges and county posts. The county backed the proposed Pennsylvania constitutional revision by a two-to-one margin. Includes a message of thanks to Republican voters and a call for united party support.
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Supreme Court
H. Edgar Barnes
M. A. Musmanno
Superior Court
Robert L. Myers, Jr
J. BE. B. Cunningham
P. J. Stapleton
John A. Remaley
George Mattey
Thomas Peaberthy
George Anderson
Mike Hutchison
James Erwine
John H. Smith
W. J. Brendlinger
John Rankin
C. L. Campbell
Harry C. Kunkle
J. R. Bath
Sweitzer
W. M. Bry
John Peles
A.C. Fincer
A. H. Seaman
John HE. Liebold
Charles E. Lichtenfels
Paul A. Lemmon
Russell . Gamble
Arthur Cresswell
Darrel Sams
George Jerko
J.charles Short
John R. Smith
W. F. Hildebrand
H. C. Young
Francis Peightal
William &. Bowman
Norman A. Shick
Pennsylvania
Board of County Commissioners
Creeps Seeks Support After Republican Judge Nomination
To the voters of Indiana County EK EB Creeps expresses gratitude for legal support and the vote received on November 6. He pledges fair impartial treatment to all litigants and holds no resentment toward non supporters, asking continued Republican only backing.
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Indiana County
County official pledges efficient administration at polls
In a statement to voters during the November campaign J. Bo Flenniken assures that he will earnestly endeavor to manage county affairs with efficiency and economy.
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J. Bo Flenniken
Card of Thanks From County Commissioner Candidate
Co L Campbell thanks Democratic voters for the September 17 Primary support. He calls the vote an approval of his county administration and pledges to continue efficient economical service if re-elected in November. Indiana, Penna.
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Co. L. Campbell
Indiana
Penna
Levi Houck thanks voters after Republican primary nomination
Levi Houck thanks supporters after winning the Republican nomination for County Commissioner in the September primary. He asks for continued backing at the November general election, dated October 2, 1985, Rayne Township. Luther S. Williams also expresses gratitude for support in the County Auditor race.
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Levi Houck
Rayne Township
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Walter
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J. W.starry
Jeannette
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Joseph
Martha
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Clare Kinter
Anna Black
Ada
Samuel Stitt
Mildred
Harold
Edward
Deckers Point
Ethel Miller
William
Dorothy
Joseph Stitt
Etta Stitt
Anna
James
Lester
James Rushton
Arthur Starry
Earl
Jimmy
Emma
Versailles
Harvey Erb
Youngstown
Harry Erb
Bradenville
Peter Bracken
Darrell
Betty Smith
Daugherty’s Drug Store
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Graff's
G. W. Graff Co
Pennsylvania Threshermen and Farmers Mutual Casualty Insurnce Co
Harrisburg
M.C. Stewart
BR. D. NO
William S. Palmer
Mary Ellen Palmer
Bairdstown
Patrick and
Jane (Lynch) O'Neal
Ss, Simon and Jude Catholic Church
Catholic Daughters of America
American Legion Auxiliary
Gold Star Mothers of America
Ebc. Dilts
H. S.hockard
Floyd A. Lightner
Harry A. Nichol
Hiram , George
Luther
James D. Peterman
M. M. Davis
Lisle
Plickinger
Armagh Neeyeg An Daeenesteen
Armstrong
Banks
Blacklick
Blairsville
Blaireville
Brushvalley
Buffington
Burrell
Canoe
Clymer
Grant
Jacksonville
West Mahoning
South Mahoning
Marion Center
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Pine
Plumville
Rayne
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Washington
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West Wheatfield
White
Young
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