State Sabbath School Folns Here Next Week
Indiana will host the 72nd annual Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association convention from October 10 to 12. Sessions occur in six local churches with Music and banquets, luncheons, and a Friday Honor Banner award for Indiana County Sabbath School Association. Dr. H. H. Paisley opens the general session at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Association
Indiana
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Hntel Moore
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Indiana County
Wallace C. Chapman
Anne Wharton Kinkaid
Philadelphia
State Association
H. H. Paisley
First Presbyterian Church
Williard G. Purdy
Upper Montclair
N. J
Walter D. Eddowes
Carmel Presbyterian Church
Glenside
Eddowes
Alfred H. High
Lansdowne
B. H. Lichteberger
Frank L. Neff
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Paisley
JA. W. Beaven
D.D
Colgate
Rochester Theological Seminary
Rochester, N.Y
Langham Party Takes Extended Western Trip to World's Fair
Judge J N Langham son-in-law and daughter Mrs J Roy Maloney of North Ninth street travel by auto to Chicago for the World's Fair then proceed west visiting Boulder Dam Salt Lake City Cheyenne and a week on the Pacific coast They return via Texas and the South visiting Florida before heading north. Attorney John A Scott Returns from Pittsburgh Hospital in good condition after three weeks as a Mercy Hospital patient. Watson R Griffith of South Seventh street, an employee of Daugherty Planing Mills, suffered a fracture of the right arm at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Langham
Ars
J. N.langham
J. Roy Maloney
North Ninth Street
Chicago
Boulder Dam
Salt Lake ‘City
Utah
Cheyenne
Wyo
Pacific Coast
Texas
Florida
Langham Automobile
John A. Scott
Pittsburgh Hospital
North Seventh Street
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Daugherty Planing Mills
Watson R. Griffith
South Seventh Street
Daugherty Planing Mill
State Sabbath School Convention Opens In Indiana Next Week
The Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association will hold its 72nd annual convention in Indiana on October 10 11 and 12. The statewide body counts 10311 Sunday Schools 2231415 enrolled about one quarter of the population and 200000 volunteer teachers and officers. Notable speakers include Dr A W Beaven Dr Paul S Leinbach Harry C Munro Rev William L Mudge J Kirkwood Craig Harry B E Paisley Walter Myers and more with Willard G Purdy about devotional duties and music directed by Mr and Mrs Walter D Eddowes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Indiana
Pennsylvania
A. W. Beaven
Colgate-Rochester Theological Seminary
Federal Council of Churches
Paul 8. Leinbach
The
Reformed Church Publications
Harry C. Munro
International Council of Christian Education
William L. Mudge
State Council of Churches
J. Kirkwood Craig
Allegheny County Sabbath School Association
Harry BE. Paisley
Philadelphia County Council of Christian Education
Walter Myers
State Sabbath School Association
John W.,eilott
Northern Baptist Convention
Irwin L. Shaver
Boston
Fred D
Wentzel
Philadelphia
Eb.h. Bonsall
Young ‘People
Pennsylvania‘ State Sabbath School Association
Be, C. Keboch
Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
Walter B. Greenway
Beaver College
Earr
Rudisill
Thiel College
H.K. Ober
Elizabethtown College
Willard G. Purdy
Upper Montclair
New Jersey
Walter D. Eddowes
Indiana County Aims for 2000 Convention Registrations
Wallace C. Chapman president of the Association says Indiana County will reach the 2000 registration goal for the State Convention to be held next week. A registration badge grants access to all sessions. Register with district officers now to secure a seat. The 2000 target, the largest in 72 years, is urged by Sabbath School members. Registration headquarters are at First United Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace C. Chapman
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Indiana County
The
States Association
Friend of the Sabbath School
First United Presbyterian Church
State and Borough Sign Rental for Emergency Reef Headquarters
At a Borough Council meeting a contract was signed by the State Emergency Relief Board and Indiana County to rent part of the Community Center as tri county Emergency Reef headquarters from October 1, 1984 to December 31, 1935. Indiana County will pay $100 a month for the property, with no increased county expense as a similar rent is paid for the current Emergency Relief headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Emergency Relief Board
Indiana County
Tri-County
Indiana
Armstrong
Jefferson
Mmergenjoey Relief Headquarters
Local Man Injured In Threefold Car Apple Turnover
Albert Zeller of town escaped with head and chest contusions and body bruises after his car overturned three times Sunday afternoon near Clymer following a collision with a machine driven by Mike Yhnasko of Clymer who suddenly entered the highway from a gas station. Mrs Zellers with him escaped injuries. Col Jas E Barnett of Washington Pa called on Maj C C McLain today. Barnett, a former state treasurer, led the Tenth Regiment from the Philippines after the Spanish American War. Major McLain is a Philippine service veteran. One pint of Haquor brewed from casava root in British Quiana will keep a man drunk for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Zeller
Clymer
Mike Yhnasko
Zellers
Mrs. Zellers
Jas. H. Barnett
Jas. E. Barnett
Washington
Maj
C. C. McLiain
Col. Barnett
Tenth Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Philippine Islands
McLain
New Pastor for Local M. I. Church Named
Rev Holt Hughes to lead the M I church in Kenmore New York as Dr J A McCamey retires after six years of service. McCamey oversaw the church plant project and previously led Knoxville and Erie conference churches including Warren Sheffield and Kane districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt Hughes
M. I. Church
McCamey Wenders
J. A. McCamey
M. T
Town
M. Ib
Kenmore
N. Y
Buffalo
Hughes
Erie
Warren
Sheffield
Kane
Pipe Laying For New Water Line Started On Tuesday
Laying of about 3,300 feet of 10 inch cement lined pipe from a temporary dam on Ramsey’s Run to the Clymer Water Co pumping station on Twalick creek began Tuesday under Supt Harry W Pharaoh. Bert Moreau of Indiana handles trench work while Fowler Brothers build a temporary dam to impound 2,000,000 gallons. Local labor is used and the project aims to improve water quality. completion is hoped for by late December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey
Clymer Water Co
Twalick Creek
Indiana
Water Company
Harry W. Pharaoh
Bert Moreau
Fowler Brothers
Ramsey's Run
Personal Brevities From Town and World’s Fair Visit
Donald Palmer and Charles Mitchell return from Chicago World’s Fair. Miss Sara Lowry visits Locust street sister. Numerous residents listed visiting relatives or traveling to Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition. Dale Ross completes Embalming School in Cincinnati and returns home. Several locals host or visit relatives in Indiana, Altoona, Philadelphia, and Rochester Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Palmer
Charles Mitchell
Chicago
Sara Lowry
Pittsburgh
James Fleming
Locust St
Lydia St. Clair
Eleventh Street
J. L. Mabon
New Flovence
Stewart Gailey
Vandergrift
Alice Gailey
Oak Street
Eleanor Lewis
Grove City
J. L. Lewis
Mes
Jessie McCausland
Sixth ‘Street
Dale Ross
Cincinnati
Ohio
B. F. Bieber
Butler
Zion Lutheran Church
Town
Indiana
Carlisle Fee
Harald “McKean
William E. Helwig
Philadelphia
Martha Rowley
Altoona
H. E. Boyle
Tenth Street
William Mottern
Rochester Mills
H. T. McGaughey
Philadelphia Street
Mary Tyger
Rossiter
John Weaver
Water Street
William Hill
Reynoldsville
Ben Hill
Rice Avenue
John Kerr
South Twelfth Street
Kenneth Kerr
Newport
J. A. Martz
Hollidaysburg
R. H. ‘Thompson
North Ninth Street
A.B. Gray
West Lebanon
James ‘A. Beatty
James
New York City
Charles Johnston
Martha
Homer City
Mary Riddle
North Seventh Street
John
Riddie Apple
Detroit
Mich
Harry Rose
G. T. Buchanan
Reed Morningstar
K. L. Hamilton
Phillipsburg
Robert Skelton
State Teachers College
Columbia University
Daugherty
Horace Smith
Sinter
Jessin Smith
Jeannette
James A. Manners
Annie Manners
Minnie Creps
J. J. McIlvaine
School Street
Asx
J.W. McIlvaine
Ber Avon
Willam Jamison
Caldwell
Wake
Indiana County Extension Dinner at First United Presbyterian
The annual Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association dinner will be held Friday evening October 26 at 6 30 in the social rooms of the First United Presbyterian church Tickets will be mailed to township committees in 24 townships banquet speaker Rev Arthur J Pfohl pastor of Zion Lutheran church will discuss his trip to Europe The Brushvalley Community Chorus that performed at Farmers Day in State College last June will perform at the extension dinner program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Agricultural Extension Aesociation
First United Presbyterian Church
Arthur J. Pfohl
Zion Lutheran Church
Europe
Brushvalley Community Chorus
State College
Memorial Service Honoring Late Win. S. Daugherty at State Teachers College
A memorial service at State Teachers College honored William S. Daugherty, longtime college leader, with Dr. CR Mortar presiding. Thomas Sutton and Dr. William A. Simpson paid tribute to the educator, and the Girls Chorus directed by Angot M. Borge and Laura M. Remsberg performed. Women in Italy outnumber men by one million, with 957 men per 1000 women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty
State Teachers College
William S. Daugherty
CR. Mortar
Thomas Sutton
William A. Simpson
Indiana Board of Education
Paiedb
Angot M. Borge
Laura M.remsberg
Death notices of Mrs T W Wherry and Miss Margaret Graham
Mrs T W Wherry aged 61 widow of Thomas Wherry died at her South Bend area home after a illness. She was a member of West Lebanon Presbyterian church and leaves a daughter Mrs Margaret Crosse of Vandergrift two granddaughters and brothers Walter and William Wherry of Ohio. Funeral Thursday at noon at her home with Rev J O Craigerhead officiating. Burial Oakwood cemetery Indiana. Miss Margaret B Graham former resident, died at the Graham home in Pittsburgh. She was a daughter of the late Rev E J and Mary G Graham. Surviving are brother Gollins Graham and sisters Mary and Jennie Graham of Pittsburgh. Funeral services in Pittsburgh tonight then remains to Indiana Thursday morning for Greenwood cemetery burial with additional cemetery services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Wherry
Ida KB. C Armstrong
Wherry
Thomas Wherry
Near South Bend
Ohio
Rev
J. OR. EB
Craigerhead
Oaksoand Cemetery
Indiana
Margaret
BE. Grahai
Margaret B. Graham
Graham
Pittsburgh
Mary G. Graham
Hower City
Treayv Graham
United Presbyterian
Gollins Graham
Mairy
Jennielynvam
Greenwood Cemetery
Local Crippled Children’s Clinic shows strong results
Indiana Rotary Club hears report on Crippled Children’s Organization of the County. Drs Butterbaugh Coe Kellam direct. Clinic admits patients free to Indiana Hospital. 12 operations performed gratis. 8 braces 15 casts. 6 feet strapped. County reps number 16. 1984 1945 appropriation of 300 dollars for braces X rays. Also county drunken driver convictions show 20 of 21 arrested convicted amid patrol prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crippled Children's Organization
Indiana Rotary Club
HH. B. Butterbaugh
B. F. Coe
Indiana Hospital
Coe
F. J. Kellam
Court House
Elinir
Indiana
Mia
Chirk
W. Fred Wettling
H. Wallace Thomas
R. B. Borrester
H. B. Butearbaugh
Fp, Coe
Farry Tlinter
Jeltner
Alice Graffitis
Highway Patrol
Raille at Republican Headquarters Broadcast Evening
A radio set has been installed at Republican Headquarters in the Depot Hank building inviting the public to attend evening broadcasts by Republican state candidates and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raille
Republican
Republican Treadquarters
Deposit Hank
County Dog Licenses Set Record in 1944 Sales
A county tally shows 8 304 dog licenses sold at the County Treasurer’s office by noon today, surpassing any year to date through October 3 in county history. A church supper is planned at Mahoning Baptist Church with Denton Grange Hall hosting a Friday evening 6 o’clock event featuring ice cream, cake, sandwiches, soup, pie, lemonade and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kale
Tila
Denton Grange Hall
Mahoning
Heart Attack Fatal to Indiana Resident Orrin N Stiffler
Orrin Norman Stiffler, 60, of West School Street Indiana, died from a heart attack while digging a ditch for the Clymer Water Service east of town. Funeral services Thursday at 2:30 pm at his residence with interment in Oakland cemetery. Survived by widow Minnie Little, eight children, 17 grandchildren, and three brothers. He was a long time resident with past work at Indiana Street Railways, Diamond Glass, and served as a borough policeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Cemetery
Orrin Norman Stiffler
West School Street
Indiana
Clymer Water Service Company
Alden, Stiffler
Keno
Oregon
Cherry Tree
Phillip
Rebecca Stiffler
Minnie Little
Indiana Street Railways Company
Diamond Glass Company
Elmer Stiffler
Sharpsaville
Mabel Bryne
Ernest
Rebecca ,Hilty
Tdith Flarmon
Town
Cloid
Norman
Vernie
Ela Stiffler
Ells Stiffler
Heilwood
Charles Stiffler
Commodore
Alden Stiffler
Dahlia Show At Hotel Moore Draws 1000 Blossoms
Commes at Dahlia Show held in Hotel Moore featured over a thousand blossoms across 22 exhibitors. Entries ranged from inch wide Pom-poms to 14 inch Glunts with ages from a youngest participant to 70 years old. An order came from Myers Dahlia Gardens for Idahlias to Cape Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Moore
Myers Dahlia Gardens
Idahlias
Cape Town
Aten
Final sale of properties held for taxes set for Thursday
Indiana County Commissioners will offer at public sale on Thursday all properties held for taxes prior to 1930. After Thursday, unsold properties may be sold privately. Coal lands will not be sold below face value of back taxes, other real estate will be considered if bids cover the back taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Youngest Freshman at State College is 14 Year Old County Youth
Robert Bruce Elkin aged 14, son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Elkin of Smicksburg, is named the youngest freshman at Pennsylvania State College. He studies agricultural education and graduated from Plumyitte high school as an honor student this year. Sale of hunting licenses increases in the county with 615 licenses sold, up 199 from last week according to County Treasurer C McLain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Robert Bruce Elkin
Robert W. Elkin
Smicksburg
Pennsylvania State College
Robert
Plumyitte
C. McLain
Noop
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Sabbath School Association
Lester C. Johnston
Mary Virginia Lutz
Herbert Bollinger
Dorothy Baughman
Joe Barzala
Anna Warbolick
Charles H. Miller
Dorothy Black
George Gardner
Ella Husionca
Harrison City
Ported
Greensburg
Fie Coral
Blairaville
Ucerne Mines
Charles B. Beck
Roselia Krausen
Bolivar Andy Simko
Numine Margaret Fora Campbell
Charley H Bartlebaugh
Virginia
Swartz
New Germantown
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post
Piyday
Brushvalley
James B. McDowell
Frank J.muda
Blacklick Township
Anna K. Mabon
James J. MeDowell
M. Kiebler
Salisburg
Grinville Randolph
G. A. Kerns
Center Township
James Wealslind
Witte Buter- Ihaugh
Terea
Green Township
Pas
Wilmina Colangelo
John Ferravaro
Thurrel Township
Orton J. Cartwright
William c.Lovell
Paul Kimmell
Rochester
Pittsburgh Coat Co
Avalaknone
Hannah M. Wissinger
Mabel M. “Wissinger
Indiana Borough
M. Isabel Miler
Enos GC. Cribbs
Enos C. Cribbs
M. Isabelle Millier
First National Bank of
Young Township
Harvey Little
Savings & Trust Co
South
Mahonlig Township
Noah Buterbaugh
Qgallasher
Grant Township
Dunlap
H. M. Funk
Tota
Chestnut Ridge Coal Co
Pat‘chin Coal Mining Co
Banks
Fred Henry
Burrell Township
Jas
H. Trimble
Indiana County Commissioners
Montgomery Township
Mark
Ray McMillen
Italy
Crippled Children's
Sulden
Orrin Norman Stirler
Brother
A&& Wells
WIL Ie
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