Republicans to Hold Big Rally Saturday at Court House
County Republicans plan a monster parade led by bands then a county wide rally at the Court House at 7 30 pm with all state district and county candidates present including James J Davis Gifford Pinchot Edward C Shannon Phillip H Dewey Nathan Strong Elder Peeler and Charles R Griffith Also a Democratic mass meeting is set for 7 30 pm in front of the Court House with Sedgwick Kistler Guy Bard and Aaron E Relber as speakers Republican HQ opens on the second floor Hetrick building for campaign information and activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
H. Wallace Thomas
James J. Davis
United States Senate
Gifford Pinchot
Edward C. Shannon
Aaron E. Relber
Superior Court
Hetrick
Young Township to Hold Road Opening on October 23
Plans are going forward for the dedication of the new concrete highway from Clarksburg to Elders Ridge via Iselin. A meeting at Clarksburg will hear the opening address, followed by a parade to Elders Ridge Presbyterian church where a banquet will be served to ticket holders.
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Clarksburg
Elders Ridge
Young Township Road Association
Iselin
Elders Ridge Presbyterian Church
Liquor Law Violator Fined For Each Gallon In Arrest
A Center township man, Hands Busino Bussino, was sentenced by Judge J. N. Langham to pay 450 dollars and costs and serve three months in the county jail for liquor law violations after 450 gallons were found in his possession. The court fined one dollar per gallon. Also sentenced were Stanley Bukosky on aggravated assault and battery with costs and a hospital bill, and John Kisear on liquor violations with a 200 dollar fine and costs. Francis James received costs and an indefinite period in the George, Jr., Republic at Grove City. Elders Ridge Road will open to traffic Saturday as part of a highway project linking to Traffic Route 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busino Bussino
Center Township
J. N. Langham
Bussino
Stanley Bukosky
Joe Koksy
John Kisear
Francis James
George, Jr., Republic
Grove City
Small Game Outlook Promising This Season
Hunters expect abundant squirrels pheasants and quail as the season opens with woodcock allowed today in Pennsylvania. The Game Commission notes heavy acorn and beechnut crops boost populations while rabbit numbers are up and no deer season exists in Indiana county.
Barnhart Home Burns Near Livermore in Morning Fire
Fire destroyed the H H Barnhart residence a half mile south of Livermore trapping family possessions and cash. Son Atley Barnhart was partially overcome by smoke but rescued by his sister who woke him and led him to safety as Blairsville firefighters protected outbuildings. The loss includes house furnishings and papers, with limited insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Barnhart
Livermore
Atley Barnhart
Blairsville Fremen
Barnhart
Body of John Strike Found in Shack Near West Bolivar
The body of John Strike, about 45 to 50, was found hanging in his shack near West Bolivar at 4:00 pm Monday after friends reported his absence. Police are treating it as a death by his own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Bolivar
John Strike
No Rabbit Disease Found in Pennsylvania Wild Rabbits
Harrisburg reports that recent investigations by Dr. Edward T. Francis, Washington expert, found no cases of tularemia or rabbit disease in Pennsylvania wild rabbits. The study confirms the absence of the disease in local rabbit populations this year.
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Penna
Harrisburg
Edward T. Francis
Washington
Pennsylvania
Cow Burned In Barn Fire On Water Street
A milk cow burned to death and tools hay grain and cornfodder were destroyed in a barn fire on the John Trimble property Water street below Fourth Tuesday night about 9 00 oclock. Loss estimated at 2000 dollars or more. Clair Trimble nearly overcome while attempting to save the cow a physician treated him. Nearby structures including a garage, George Croft barn and the Dauber neck brewery ice house suffered light damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Trimble
John Trimble
Water Street
Fourth Street
Clair Trimble
Trimble
George Croft
Dauberneck Brewery
Personal Brevities From Smicksburg to Indiana Visitors
A long list of local residents and visitors is reported, noting Mrs. Adam Black’s trip to Indiana, numerous county callers including G. C. Sprankle and Harold Nesbitt, and several Penn Run and Smicksburg residents visiting relatives or attending events. Also mentioned are medical society sessions in Philadelphia, nursing students home for weekend, and a fall accident involving D. E. Urey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Black
Smicksburg
Indiana
G. CG. Sprankle
Smicks- Bure
Harold Nesbitt
Commodore Bank
William Lyons
Zoe
Penn Run
T. A. Lukehart
Progress Office
West Mahoning Township
J.T. Butler
Coraopolis
Donald Moorhead
Hast Locust Street
E. B. Kelly
Chestnut Street
Little Mahoning Creek
Bert Roof
Grove City
George, Jr., Republic
H. J. Laughlin
Oak Street
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
W. E. Beyer
Near Smicksburg
Samuel Mack
West Wheatfield Township
Jas. S. Henderson
West Church Street
A. E. McElhaney
Burrell Township
Green
Montgomery
Daniel Empfield
Johnstown
Empfield
Charles Butler
Oakland Avenue
Kenneth Fleming
Beaver
Butler
Jean Kauffman
Dorothy Smith
Rebecca Schrader
Florence Sanderlin
Montefiore Hospital
Pittsburgh
James L. Jack
Ernest Stewart
Overland
Pxeter
N.H
James L. Jack, Jr
John D. Stewart
Phillips Exeter Academy
W. B. Kauffman
Margaret
Cuyahoga Falls
James Kauffman
Center Township
Mary Johns
Homer City
Jennie Baker
Blairsville
W. A. Simpson
Nora Patton
Edwin K. Wood
Jas
Hammers
Mayview
Allegheny County
D. E. Urey
Livermore
R.D
Urey
Leonard Dixon
College Avenue
Baltimore
John A. H. Keith
Harrisburg
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Keith
State Teachers' College
Balthmore Institution
Drouth Threatens State Hunting Ban As Forest Fire Risk Grows
State forest fire warden warns hunting may be barred if drouth continues and fires rise. Governor Fisher delays action while forest conditions, with over 20 fires this weekend, are assessed for November 1 season opening. Water shortages affect Hruest residents. towns impose curbs as Glymer Water Service reports adequate overall supply.
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Drouth
George H. Wirt
John 5. Fisher
Fisher
Hruest
Robert Getty
L. W. Robinson Coal Company
Jacksonville
Young Township
Glymer Water Service Company
Indiana
Blairsville
Latrobe
Ligonier
Cherry Run
Lucarne
Yellowcreek Dam
Real estate transfers across Indiana and surrounding counties
A sequence of property transfers lists buyers and sellers including Wm H McGregor J C Mev Gregor Amis Hysong J C McGregor Paul S McGregor Edward Johnston Chas D Stormer Sgt Indiana Co Commissioners J M Kalus, plus Clark Stewart First Natl Bank Glen Campbell Geo P Parker Wm E Pierce John Charley Michael Nables Earl Hart Canoe Andy Roskovensky Mary Johnston Anton Krataff and multiple parcels in Banks Center Montgomery Grant Blairsville N Mahoning with prices from 69 to 4500 dollars and acreages noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. McGregor
J. C. MevGregor
Indiana
Amis Hysong
J. C. McGregor
Paul
McGregor
Edward Johnston
Chas. D. Stormer
J. W. Hut
Indiana Co
Banks
J. M. Kalus
Clark Stewart
Nat'l Bank of
Glen Campbell
Montgomery
Grant
Geo. P. Parker
Wm. E. Pierce
Center
John Charley
Michael
Nables
Blairsville
Martin Kropinak
Eimer Shields
N. Mahoning
Earl Hart
Ben Galentine
Canoe
Andy M. Roskovensky
Mary Johnston
Anton Krataff
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices From area counties
The list includes marriage licenses for Elderton Spindler and Blystone, Wissinger and Baun, Carney and Dietz, and Todd, with several other couples named across Armagh Yutahville Latrobe and Creekside. A separate item notes the Flower and Garden Club meeting at the Court House Friday at 8:00 pm to discuss local garden problems and next year plans. County treasurer reports 7,423 dog licenses issued by noon, nine more than 1929, while a Cumberland license secured by Mayron Hazlett and Olive Elkins is recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elderton
Harry Spindler
Margaret K
Blystone
George K. Wissinger
Coalport
Sarah G. Baun
Yutahville
Jay D. Carney
Armagh
Jennie M. Dietz
Vintondale
Joseph T. Bridge
Latrobe Alta M
Flower and Garden Club
Court House
Elmer W. Allison
Cumberland
Mayron Hazlett
Homer City
Olive Margaret Elkins
Creekside
Harvest Days Prizes To Be Awarded Monday Evening
Indiana's Community Harvest Days closes Monday evening October 20 with prizes drawn from coupons earned on dollar purchases. Holders with matching numbers and serial letters win. display prizes at the old First National Bank building Philadelphia Street and check results when announced in the papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL OU Indiana
First National Bank
Philadelphia Street
Bible School Workers Rally at Clymer Convention
Bible school workers from THUBELCE No 5 gather at the Christian church in Clymer for the district convention all day Saturday. Sessions begin at 10:00 AM with morning afternoon and evening programs including worship services addresses and lessons for pastors superintendents and delegates from each school. Lunch available in the Sunday school room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thubelce No. 5
Christian Church
Clymer
Sunday School Convention at Crooked Creek Church
The 17th semi annual District 12 Indiana County Sunday School Association convention is planned at Crooked Creek Baptist church near Chanlerguille on a Saturday afternoon. The program lists devotionals, addresses of welcome and response, religious education topics, music and youth program discussions led by local clergy and teachers. District School Heads To Hold Conference Here Indiana county school superintendent conference plans sessions at Indiana High School on Thursday October 9 with workshops on course of study and county unit funding and administration discussions led by Drs. Noyes, Syling, Bentz, and Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooked Creek Church
Indiana County Sunday School Association
Crooked Creek Baptist Church
Chanlerguille
Ansley
Winifred Lockhart
Larue Millen
Charlie Bell
Edna Shields
George Lindsay
D. F. Rinn
Boston
Flor ‘Ance Wallace
G. L. Helm
Creekside M. E
B. PF. Bieber
D.D
Southwestern Pennsylvania
Indianath
B. G. Noyes
Allegheny County
John C. Syling
Lawrence County
Bentz
Cambria County
T. S. Davis
Blair County
Revered Dr Robert D Wilson dies after long career
Obituary notices report the death of Dr Robert D Wilson a prominent Indiana born clergyman and Westminster Theological Seminary professor who died in a Philadelphia hospital at 74 He taught Old Testament studies and Seminal Philology and helped found Westminster Theological Seminary He leaves daughters Anne Sarah Eleanor Jane and siblings Harry Mullen Barr Wilson and others. Funeral rites were held in Philadelphia and Punxsutawney with interment in Galland cemetery.
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Robert D. Wilson
Robert Tek Wilson
Indiana
Philadelphia
Wilson
Kiski
Saltsburg
Westminster Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Town
Robert L. Clark
Princeton
Oalland
Andrew W
Anna Graham
Dick) Wilson
Western Theological Seminary
Pittsburgh
University of Berlin
Germany
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton Institution
Westminster Theological Seminary
Lifayette and Wooster
Ellen Conway Howard
Richmond
Misa Anne Wilson
Rome
N.Y
Sarah
Eleanor
Jane Wilson
Harry W. Wilson
Robert Mullen
Windber
A. H. Barr
Chicago
George R. Wilson
Sucy Smith
J. Dick Wilson
Earl
Pasadena
Calif
Indiana County Teachers Institute Meets Next Week
About 620 teachers and instructors from Indiana and Blairsville schools will attend the 79th Indiana County Teachers Institute in the High School auditorium Monday through Friday with day sessions and two evening entertainments. The County Directors Association holds its 39th annual convention Tuesday and Wednesday in the same building, with a joint meeting Wednesday afternoon. Noted educators and performers, including Dr. Voelker and Dr. Jones, head day instructors, and Neilson Lyceum Bureau productions, will headline as the program emphasizes departmental work and intensive instruction across High School Rural and Primary sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Blairsville
Indiana County Teachers’ Institute
County Directors’ Association
Jas. F. Chapman
Paul F. Voelker
Battle Creek College
Mich
Hilton Ira Jones
Chicago
Ill
G. R. Foster
State Teachers College
C. B. Hoban
Penna
Ben G. Graham
Pittsburgh
C. Valentine Kirby
State of Penna
Gail F. Powell
Kearney
Nolb
L. A. Beeler
Grove City College
W. Lee Gilmore
State Educational Associaton
Robert I. McDowell
Walter Jackson
Imade Us
Indiana County Institute
Neilson Lyceum Bureau
Directors’ Association
Indiana Woman Dies in Allegheny Court Hearing
In Pittsburgh, Mrs. Mary Melinda Carney, 72, collapsed during testimony before Judge Samuel Gardner and died of a heart attack. Funeral in Walnut Street home, interment Oakland Cemetery. Survived by son Clarence, daughter Mrs. Sarah Leone, eight grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, brother Harry Gaston, sister Annie Gasper. Life-long Indiana resident, widow of John Carney, member of M B church and Ladies' Auxiliary of Sons of Union Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joli Harr
Belle (Mogie) Barr
John W. Barr
Indiana
Pittaburgh
Covede
John
Elizabeth Mogle
Barr
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Church
Town
Gilbert Pennman
Homer City
Orin Mogle
Youngstown, Q
Samuel Mogle
Knoxdale
John ©. Dillman
Reynoldsville
Edna Neil
Big Run
Punxsutawney
Samuel H. Gardner
Allegheny County Court House
Mary Melinda Carney
Walnut Streat
J. A.” Me Jamey
M. EB
Oakland Cemetery
Alexander
Sarah Gaston
John Carney
Clarence Carney
Sarah Leone
Steubenville
Harry Gaston
Annie Gasper
Eden Valley
Minn
M. B. Church
William L. Buchanas
Sons of Union Veterans
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Widers Ridge
C. R. Forbes
M. Bennett and Sons
Meadville
M. B. Wiatt
Clark Dickie, Jr
Memphis
Tenn
Wyatt
Chevrolet
Dickin
Clark J. Dickie
South Seventh Street
Dickie
Hlmer
W. Allison
Louis Litzinger
Litzinger
State Game Commission
Indiana County
William H. Nix
Cordagan
Ford City
Armstrong
Whitesburg
Clearfield
Josephine
H. A. Kennedy
William Rager
Kennedy
Laura Gess
Emma Sherlock
Elaiaville
Justice of the Peace
Brown
Gess
Miss Sherlock
Squire Brown
Sidney
Samuel Johnson
Jarvest
Prizaks
Bible School Workers
J. Barber
H. C. Hess
Nanty-Glo
E. J. Barber
Mr. Geo
Qber
E. A
Anlas Edward Moore
John Peightal
Barnesboro
Silas Edoward Moore
Clymor
Laura, Barto
Central City
Clymer Episcopal Church
Clymer Order of Moose
Barto
Peightal
Thomas Fleitz
Near Town
Charles
Cleveland
Tiwin Layton Irwin Layton
Lena Layton
White Township
T Hese
James
George
R. F. Walker
K. C. McMillen
George Manning
Indiana Floral Company
Layton
Ben Avon
Greenwood Cemetery
Frank J. Cost, Jr
St. Bernard Catholicc
Church
Frank Cost
Chambersville
Wilkinsburg
University of Pittsburgh
Charles, Anthony
Mias Rose Cost
Forest Hills
Institute
Bie
Mary M. Carney
Teonard May
Emma Treese
Hillsdale
Walter H. Jackson
Ohio State Journal
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