Busy Week for County Churches
Blairsville hosts a centennial observance of the First Presbyterian Church with historic sermons, greetings, and programs led by Rev. J Norman Hunter and local ministers. Indiana Baptists and Women’s Missionary Society join discussions, with addresses by Rev. J T Davis and Sen. J O Clark. A New World Movements Missionary Institute opens at Indiana’s First United Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakrsville
Missionary Society
First United Presbyterian Church of Indiana
J. Norman Hunter
First Presbyterian Church of
Blairsville
Coulter Wiggins
Martha Hunter
Scully
Ella Ray
Rey
John A. Marquis
Synod of Pennsylvania
M. M. McDivitt
D. D
Indiana Baptist Association
Women’s Missionary Society of the Association
J. T. Davis
Joseph O. Clark
Glen Campbell
L. Bardens
Herbert English
New World Movement
R. Neisser D
Publication Society
W. D. Lewis
F. L. Bardens
Castle Shannon
Helen Darby
J. O. Clark
New World Movements Missionary Institute of the Connaught Presbytery
Rn Institute
R. F
Missionary Conference Program With International Speakers
The program features Dr T A Lambie from Abyssinia and several missionaries from India Egypt and Sudan. Opening Thursday at 7 30 offers a discussion on the New World Movement in Foreign Fields, with Friday sessions on conferences and discussions, followed by an evening pageant.
Windup of Wilgus Berkshire Pig Club Ends with Roast
The Wilgus Berkshire Boys and Girls Pig Club windup Friday featured a pig roast by club mothers after weighing and judging led by Dr H H Havner from State College. Winners in harrow and sow classes include Kenneth Wright and Elizabeth Trimble with prizes from Sayings and Trust Company of Indiana PA and local banks. leaders were William M Wright and Obe Gromley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilgus Berkshire
Blose
Berkshire
H. H. Havner
Extension Department of State College
Harrow
Kenneth Wright
Daniel Bennett
Maggie Bennett
Orpha Wright
Henry Gromley
Nellie Wright
William Gorman
Chas Gromley
Harl Gorman
Earl Shields
Dean Blose
Ruth Trimble
Elizabeth Trimble
Iona Smith
James Gorman
Harry, Shields
Katherine Gorman
Mary Blose
Elmer Gromley
Ethel Blose
Foster Blose
Jané Blose
Hdna Smith
Revere Blose
Sayings & Trust Company
Indiana
Barrow
Glen Campbell
Cherry Tree
M. Wright
Obe Gromley
Gifford Pinchot Meet Set for Indiana October 10
Republican gubernatorial candidate Gifford Pinchot and lieutenant governor hopeful Col. David J. Davis will visit Indiana on Tuesday October 10 arriving from Punxsutawney at noon. A reception at Hotel Moore will follow and the party departs for Kittanning about 3 pm with a stop at Marion Center en route. Mary Livingston appointed head of Troutman Co ready to wear department succeeds Amanda Deitsch after her recent resignation to wed Fred B. Prosser. Twenty third day without rain and no rainfall in sight with warnings to conserve water. Delft method explores drift mining at Corbett & McFarland near Parkwood after earlier stripping attempt. Steve Uresko Austrian, 36, found dead at his Ferrier Run home with no known relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Gifford Pinchot
David J. Davis
Indiana
Punxsutawney
Moore
Kittanning
Marion Center
Jos. Horne Co
Troutman Company
Mary Livingston
Joseph Horne Co
Pittsburgh
Troutman Co
Livingston
Amanda Deitiich
Fred B. Prosser
Poreigner
Steve Uresko
Ferrier Run
Prosser-Deitrich
Fred Bell Prosser
Bluefield
W. Va
Amanda Deitrich
New York City
William Henry Lafferty
Deitrich
Troutman
Prosser
Rochester
Clearfield
Mrs. Prosser
Kenneth Bowser
Murray Sith J
Don Smith
Johnstown
Mark McQuown
Fred Houck
Clymer
Fred St. Clair
Roanoka
Margaret Craighead
John BE. Douglass
Green Township
Clark HB. Aul
Anna
Mary
White Township
F A. van Kampen
Ec. A. Turner Hardware Co
C. M. Lingle
Uniontown
Paul Reed
South Seventh Street
A. M. Kirkpatrick
Plumville
James Edwards
Howard
Beyer
Lex N. Watson
Sansaleta
Cal
Marrinda Watson
Irwin McGuire
Baid
Clymer R. D
McGuire
J. H. Muckle
Parkwood
Wayne Miller
Detroit, Mich
EB. T. Barker
Dixonville
W. E. Lightner
Cresson
Helen Rolls
Frank Rolls
D. &. Holmes
Hellwood
H. Dilla Coy
Penn Run
Gary
Ind
Mary L. Ickes
B. R. Ickes
Eva
W. F. Coleman
Altoona
H. P. Griffith
Gaye
Margaret Glass Warner
Chicago
Adirondacks
Eva Allison
Indiana Hospital
Helen Osten
New Kensington Hospital
Dorothy Logue
Sizerville
Mia
Lena Miles
Lynchburg
Alyerda
Smith
Yellow Creek
Moorhead
Raymond
Donald Wallace Moorhead
Myre
Donald Moorhead
Corsopolis
J. M. Edmiston
Center Township
L. M. White
Detroit
Mich
Burnatt
Oklahoma City
Dodson Stahlman Wedding in Punxsutawney Rites
Miss Metta Stahlman of Frogtown Clarion county became the bride of Fr. Blaina Dodgon cashier of the Smicksburg State bank in a ring ceremony at St. Peter’s Reformed church parsonsage Punxsutawney on Wednesday. The couple plan a ten day honeymoon to Niagara Falls Buffalo and parts of Canada before settling in Smicksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Reformed Church
Indiana
Westinghouse Co
Pittsburgh
Signal, Corps
Camp Dix
Smicksburg State Bank
Colonial Troat Co
Real estate transfers in Indiana County details
A list of real estate transfers recorded since the last report includes numerous parcels and acres in White, Chevy Chase, Chevy Chase, Homer City, Marion Center, Cherryhill, and West Wheatfield. Names such as Bell My George, Mabel McHonry, Bessie O. Dilts, and Clara Beck appear with lots, tracts, or acres and prices ranging from 300 to 6700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Bell My George
Mabel McHonry
Bessie O
Dilts
Chavy Ghage
Bensie O. Dilts
Mabel Mcfonry
Chevy Chase
Mabel I
Mc Honry
South Mahonliy
Clair Leasure
Henry Davison
Clymor
Wm. Gromley
Charles Brickell
Montgomery
Garnard Smokeless Coal Co
Joseph Soisson
Fourth Ward
Indiana
Tracto N Green
K. Roof
Flora J. Mitchell
Second Ward
C. G. Neal
Ida M. King
Young
Paul Sokkel
Anna M. McHenry
R. M. Stewart
Third Ward
Harvey J. Moorhead
Carl Stephens
P. Sexton
John Ondo
Whitoe
W. St. Clair
Mike Ganckur
Cherryhill
Verne B. Thompson
Josephine
Plumville
Mary S. McKee
Samuel H. Shapley
Secondward
Indiang
W. CG
Miller
John P. McCoy
White
Roy Laughlin
Samuel Clawton
Marion Center
Mary A. Allison
Donald McCormick
John E. Blystone
Mike Tophek
South Mahoning
David Clark
John Clark
H. Br, Lowry
Ww. R. Chrisman
Frank Mack
John P. Ribovick
Center
Michael P. McQueeney
Emanuel J. Regsler
West Wheatfield
Percy O. Stuchell
Lulu Morris
Homer City
Floyd P. McMillen
Guardian
Vernie P. Sterner
Grant
American dancer held on naturalization challenge at Elite Island
The United States pursues naturalization action against Isador Bucan, a famed American dancer, detained at Elite Island. The case centers on the new law declaring a woman citizen who marries an alien ineligible to citizenship loses U S status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hifis Island
Kiala
Elite Island
Isador Buncan
Serge Yesnesin
United States
Prominent Saltsburg Citizen Dies at Work
Milton Leech aged 68 at the Leech homestead farm near Saltsburg collapsed and died at work from apoplexy. He was brother to the late Attorney John M. Leech and survived by brother Robert Leech and sister Miss Dolia Leech. Funeral services will be held at the Leech home with interment in Saltsburg Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Leech
Leech
Saltsburg
John M. Leech
Robert Leech
Miss Dol
Ia Leech
Saltaburg
Brushvalley Community Fair set for Saturday
Final plans are in place for Brushvalley’s first community fair to be held in the community hall on Saturday with expected large turnout and fine exhibits of dyestock and farm products. A parade of school children and a float contest are planned, with meals served in the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalley
Elderton Resident W O McCullough Dies at 70
W O McCullough aged 70, longtime Elderton resident, died suddenly at home of heart failure on Wednesday. He was son of John and unnamed mother, survived by widow, son Hugh of Elderton area, daughter Mrs George Taylor, sister Mrs Walter Armstrong of North Dakota. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon with burial at Elderton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.od. McCullough
W. DD. McCullough
Elderton
John McCullough
Thief Place
Hugh McCullough
George Taylor
Walter Armstrong
North Dakota
Buhl Devinney
Homer City
Indiana
Willow
Saldaughier
Norman
Olst. Devineney
Mary Stewart
Wew Sansington
Norman Davinney
Greenwood Cemetery
Death claims Abner Bertlebaugh noted county resident
Abner Bertlebaugh aged over 80 died Thursday at the County Home after a four year stay. Survived by his wife and children Henry Bertlebaugh and a daughter in Cherry Tree area. Funeral Sunday with burial in Rowley cemetery Montgomery township. He helped found Cherry Tree and remembered early village days and the old black cherry tree marker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Tree
Montgomery Township
Abner Bertlebaugh
Henry Dburtlebaugh
Argadin
Rowley
Canas Place
William Penn
John C. Mills
Homer City
Mary Frits
Fritz
Mr. Milla
Grant Township
Cherry Tras
Marion Center
Co. B
United States Volunteer Infantry
F. ©. Betts Lumber Co
Post 28
Elizabeth McCracken
Bower
Clearfield County
Samuel J. Mills
Trenton
N. J
Maggie Stewart
Parnassus
John N. Mills
Lumber City
Luther C. Mills
Dub
Two Fatally Injured at Coal Operations
John C Tomb a prominent East Wheatfield township resident died after a 30 foot fall from the Scott Glen Coal Company tipple at Ditltown. He served as weighmaster and as president of the East Wheatfield school board. He is survived by his wife Milas V Wakefield and seven children. Interment was at Armagh cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Tomb
Armagh
Scott Glen Coal Company
Ditltown
Wasnt Wheatheld Township
Tom
John P. Tomb
Ast Wheatfield Township
East Wheatfield Township
Armagh Presbyterian Church
William Penn Grange
Milas Vins Wakefield
John
David
Frank
Paul
Grace
Nancy
Truth
Nancy Coyle
Derry
Hugh
R. Anderson
Apollo
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J. QO. Baer
Women's Missionary Society
C. Keating
Sunday School Society
Laura Bush
Carrie Roberts
Women’s Missionary Society
Sarah Rumbaugh
J. T. Davin
Oacar B. Winey
Western
Pennsylvania
C. G. Steward
John Dussman
Vinukinda
South India
W. B. Fleisher
C. Grinnell
First. Baptist Church
Little
Dorothy Mildred Balfour
Fred Balfour
North Ninth Street
Th Douglass Studio
Philadelphia Street
Wilgus Pig Club
Delft
Corbett & McFarland
Weitzel-Brant Paul Eugene Weitzel
Mary Virginia Brant
M. E. Church
E. White
Marion Weitzel
Clyde Bath
Millie Brant
Consolidated Lumber & Supply Company
Joseph Weitzel
The
Indiana Specialty Co
McGraw-Boyle
John McGraw
Mina ‘Viola Boyle
Robinson
J. J. Buehl
Bolivar
Risinger-Moreland
John Risinger
Missa
Catherine Moreland
Cumberland
H. L. Schanka
Guthrie Farm
Risinger
McCullough-Clark
Robert McCullough
Wthel Clark
Commodore
J. Clair Irvin
Kredler-Patterson
Wm. P. Kredler
Apotto
Elizabeth Patterson
Brishvalley
Paul D. Sharretts
McMillen-Hileman
Homer Marion McMillen
Saltsbury
Hula Mae Hileman
Livermore
Cumperland
Viola Pearl Boyle
J. J. Buhl
Weitzel
Mary V. Brant
Wm. P. Kricher
Garl C. Walace
Mary H. Shields
Ioward
Strickland
Musion Run
Edna J Stahl
Creekside
Charles St. Cha
Marion A. Bennett
Airsville
George V. Lutz
Taft
Anna King
Charles Bh
PoRney
Thecey
Martha P. Myers
Stricksburg
Trinity Lutheran Church of
DuBois
Kitty" Brown
United Presbyterian Home
Wilkinsburg
Iere
Dick Walker
Ernest Walker
Cleveland, O
Walker
J. Miles Walker
West Chestnut Street
Wheeling
Kiwanlung
Kiwanis Clubs of
Reynoldsville
Brookville
Woodlawn Park
Frank Banko
Churlok
Fant Wheatitald
J. N. Langham
Wrip
South
Harry White
Ben Pollock
Ry i H. Youngs
Erma Cunningham
Town
Lexington
Abner Bartlebaug
W. R. Loughry
Clara Simmons Loughry
William R. Loughry
David and
Phoeba Simmons
Wh- Hain RR
Lowghry
Elizabeth Simmons
Simmons
F W. Smitt
Gatland
Bull Devinney
Giovannia Traplett
Giovannia Trapletti
Hossiter
France
Rossiter
D John C. Tomb
East Wheatneld Township
Coral
John Wilay
Whiskey Run
Lebanon
Bang
West Lebanon
Paul Woods
Pearl Woods
Coal
Woods
Vandergrift
Ellen Sharp
Elen Sharp
Yoars
Alexander Sharp
West
Hugh Blakley
James i. Hart
Tarry H. Hart
Jennie Hart
Hugh WM. Blakley
Young Township
W. C. Fulton
Dawsonville
Ligzio Morrow
Della McKissen
Colorado
James Sharp
Nanty Gilo
Kansas
Jacksonville United Presbyterian Ehuyceh
Presbyterian Church of West Lebanon
Hey. J. C. Howenstine
Oakland
Benjamin Biss
Spruce
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