Indiana Hospital reports year ending August admissions and outcomes
Supt. Lillian A. Hollahan presents figures at Municipal Building noting 2,200 plus patients admitted in 11 months, 1,443 operations, 87 births, 122 deaths, many deaths within 48 hours from admission. Auto accidents contributed to fatalities. 6,052 lab tests and 1,298 X rays performed. Expenditures totaled 89,578.11 with receipts of 89,159.10. Officers and board of trustees were re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Hospital
Lillian A. Hollahan
Elders Ridge Presbyterians Homecoming Sunday
Elders Ridge Presbyterian church invites former members and friends to a homecoming on Sunday October 25 with Sabbath school at 10 AM services at 11 AM by Rev. Jas R B Craighead informal addresses at 2 PM and a noon dinner fellowship to follow baskets encouraged. County synod attendees noted and a missionary story from India shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinher
Elders Ridge Presbyterian Church
Jas. R. B. Craighead
Newlyweds Win Harvest Days Prize Electric Washer
Mr and Mrs Carlyle Walker of Indiana R D 2 won Prize No 1 the electric washer given by the Community Harvest Days Association at a Monday evening drawing. Other prizes claimed at noon today include a holophone radio a luncheon set wicker chair occasional table a sack of sugar electric toaster and more with numerous Indiana residents among the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle Walker
Indiana
R.D
Community Harvest Days Association
Nellie ‘Swartz
East Pike
Town
W. B. Simmons
Henry Niles
C. EB. Rink
Short
Alex Tyger
M. C. Chido
Boller
Robert Thomas
Wayne Lockard
Fred Kear
Jamie Kinter
H. Klingensmith
Vandergrift
William Dembosky
Ernest
Jesse Thomas
H. A. Heath
A. C. McKee
Lisle
Lisle 'Carney, Indiana. "No. 79—Man's Umbrella — Ruth B. Cost
Harrold Little
Nora S. Patton
A. A. Galhoun
Albert Wille
Clymer
Dean Eee
Majestic Blee
Rae
Anderson
Elec
Rossiter farmer holds county potato record
Indiana County headlines report George H. Elbel of Rossiter achieving a county record yield of 483 bushels per acre, the highest ever officially recorded in Indiana County. Clark Pollock and Paul Hopkins also qualify for the Keystone 400 Bughel Potato Club with 410 and 460 bushel per acre yields respectively, detailing Elbel’s up-to-date practices and substantial acreages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Elber
Indiana County
Warner
Clark Pollock
Marion Center
Pollock
Paul Hopkins
R. D
Mr. Hopkins
Hopkins
George H. Elbel
Rossiter
Elbel
Indiana ‘County
Michigan
Real Estate Transfers Record From Local Register
Transfers show Theda Minto to Guy L Uher a White County lot for 1200 and others including a $1.00 deed from Nick Wasylko to Frank Wasylko a Banks tract and similar notes across Montgomery Burrell Grant Blairsville Center Armstrong White Brushvalley with several sums from 1.00 to 822 10 and $400 for various tracts and lots. Names include Minto Wasylko Sheesley Brown Reithmiller Muir Gergley Molnar Chrisman Clawson Roser and firms like Blairsville 8 T Co and R P Coal Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theda Minto
Guy L. Uher
Nick Wasylko
Frank Wasylko
Banks
John H. Sheesley
Mildred Sheesley
Montgomery
Ida
T. Co
Blairsville
Walter D. Muir
Mart R. Roger
Burrell
John Gergley
Joe Molnar
Center
William R. ‘Chrisman
Mary A. Clawson
White
Ella B. Robinson
R. & P. Coal Co
Armstrong
Buckwheat Harvest Yields 882 Bushels from 20 Acres
Rayne township reports a season yield of 882 bushels of buckwheat from 20 acres. Crop quality is unusually good with heavy grain weight. Local names included Michael Kropinak Corode Anna Kropinak-Rossiter Merle Palmer among others. Penn Run Presbyterian church to stage The Lady Minstrels from Dixie at Grange Hall on Friday October 23 at 8 pm. all invited for a humorous, community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayne ‘Township
Blaine Dick
Scott Chambers
Rayne Township
Penny Run
Penn Run Presbyterian Church
Dixie
Grange Hall
Penn /Run
Claude Allison Killed in Scottdale Kentucky Tuesday
Claude S Allison 35 son of Mrs Adella and the late George Allison of 720 Locust street was killed in Scottdale Kentucky Tuesday morning. He had worked for the Indiana State Highway Department and had been in Kentucky briefly. A World War veteran and member of Indiana Post American Legion Presbyterian church Indiana and Olean Lodge of Odd Fellows. Survived by his mother a brother George Allison and sister Marie C Allison. Funeral arrangements await body arrival. Indiana Post American Legion to conduct grave services.
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Indiana
Indiana State Highway Department
Claude $. Allison
Adella
George Allison
Locust Street
Scottaville
Claude
Indiana ‘State Highway Department
Kentucky
Indiana Post
American Legion
Presbyterian Church of Indiana
Olean
N.Y
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Indiana Post Office
Marie C. Allison
Personal Breevities Show Indiana Shoppers and Visitors
A string of social notes lists Mrs Mary Wimner and others calling in Indiana and visiting Scranton New York City Philadelphia Atlantic City and Brownsville Texas. It covers travellers from Blairsma Center township South Bend Oneonta and Uniontown with mentions of library events and a church baptism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Wimner
Blairsma
Indiana
Jesse Thomas
Gastown
W. N. Hazlett
Georgeville
W. A. Clawson
Center Township
L. E. Deemer
South Bend
John L. Getty
West Church Street
Scranton
New York City
John Getty
Locust Street
Wayne and
Filey
Uniontown
Joseph Fath
Grace
Bertha
Near Town
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
S. M. Fleming
Mary Fleming
Near
Creekside
Iallers
Carl W. Hull
Indiana Free Library
State Library Association
Pittsburgh
M. Cosby
Oneonta
N.Y
J. Bert Miller
South Seventh Street
Elmer B. Williams
Wayne Avenue
Brownsville
Texas
Brice Peterman
Greekside
Blair
Vandergrift
Mary Sutton
John W. Sutton
Town
Navy Hospital
Alice Mumati
Maple St
Indiana Hospital
Donald
L. E. Miller
West Philadelphia
J. Clifford Spangler
Juniata College
G. H. Simpson
Ninth Street
Simpson
College of Surgeons
William H. 5. Thompson
Margaret Thompson
Harry &. Lydick
Twolick Gardens
William
Canute
Pritz
Pennsylvania Training School
Morganza
Fleahman
Bertha Gaul
Chestnut Street
Samuel W. Shane
North Seventh Street
Second United Presbyterian Church
Harrisville United
Shane
Jackson
Harriaville
Two Blacklick youths die in Coral crash
Adam Myers aged 16 and Raymond Gamble 22 died after their motorcycle collided with a car driven by Andrew Timura in Coral near the Blacklick area. Myers died in Indiana hospital early Friday and Gamble noon Saturday. Timura, slightly injured, may face manslaughter charges.
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Adam Myers
Raymond Gamble
Blacklick
Coral
Andrew Timura
Myers
Gamble
Indiana Hospital
Rosa Myers
Blairsville
Blacklick Presbyterian Church
Nicholson
Coral Cemetery
Clances Gamble
Graceton Coal & Coke Company
110Th Infantry
Martha
Lyle
Kenneth
Emerson
Thormas
Homer Man Heid for Court on Assault Case
Homer man William Hanna alias Pete Vohr of Homer Wity faced a Monday hearing before Squire Joan Downey in Punxsutawney on aggravated assault and battery against Ringgold inspector Jarry Stewart last May. He posted $100 bond for October session after arrest by State Police. Stewart, injured, wore a sling and was off duty for weeks. Local woman wins diamond ring in Wehrle contest.
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Homer Man Heid
William Hanna
Pete Vohr
Homer Wity
Joan Downey
Punxsutawney
Wjarry Stewart
Ringgold
Hanna
James
Punxantawney
Stewart
North Main Street
Blairsville engineers lead Conemaugh division anniversaries
Presbytery meeting set at Mal vewadning Church near Marion Center on Tuesday October 27. The Conemaugh division marks October anniversaries for Pennsylvanian Railroad staff led by Mal Samuel B Taylor Blairsville dean of train and engine service with 48 years on a locomotive. J P Dugner Blairsville engineer October 2 and W C Devinney Blairsville engineer October 4 also noted. Dr J J Medlvaine of First United Presbyterian Church delivers sermon as retiring moderator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Taylor
Blairsville
Conemaugh Dty
I. B. Taylor
P R.R
Indiana Branch
Conemaugh Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. Taylor
J. P. Dugner
W. C. Devinney
Blairsvlle
Vewadning
Conemaugh
Clinic Examines 664 Crippled Children Here Monday
A ser ies of orthopedic clinics opened with 664 crippled children from Indiana, Armstrong, Clarion, Jefferson and Somerset counties examined Monday and Tuesday. Dr. Francis Chambers of Elizabeth State Hospital led the diagnostic work, with State Nurses aiding. The operation cases will be treated at the hospital. Local committee chair Mrs. H. Wallace Thomas and the Loyal Chapter of the Red Cross aided the effort.
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Indiauna
Armstrong
Clarion
Jefferson
Somerset
Francis Chambers
Elizabeth State Hospital
Chambers
Bottenborn
Allen Graffius
Pwhco
Death of Mrs Mary Ellen Burkett in Indiana hospital
Mrs Mary Ellen Burkett aged about 66 wife of John Burkett of Cherryhill township died in the Indiana hospital on Tuesday night after a complication of diseases She was born near Hural Valley and lived in Cherryhill township for years Surviving are her husband three daughters Mrs Calhoun Mrs Arthur Fleming and Mrs Murray W Boyer of Indiana R D and one son Thomas W Peterman of Indiana R D Funeral services will be held at her Cherryhill home Friday at 2 30 pm conducted by Rev M D McClelland and burial will be in Oakland cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dala Burkett
Mary Ellen Burkett
John Burkett
Cherryhill Towinship
Indiana Hospital
Hural Valley
Cherryhill Township
Arthur Fleming
Murray W. Boyer
Indiana
R.D
Thomas W. Peterman
M. D. McClelland
Elderton
Oakland Cemetery
Harvest Day Prizes Awarded On Monday At Ritz Theatre
Mass of roughly 220000 coupons was drawn on the Ritz Theatre stage to award 100 prizes from over 80 Indiana firms as the Harvest Days finale. Two girls from the audience drew winning coupons while Mayor Lichteberger announced numbers. The drawing lasted 1 hour 35 minutes with multiple verifications, and prizes must be claimed by specific dates at the Indiana Chamber of Commerce rooms.
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Ritz Theatre
Indiana
B. H. Lichteberger
Evelyn Hughes
Freida Mae McLaughlin
Indiana Theatre
Missy Mazuma Beck
Interleut
Ritz
Indiana Theatres
Tarvest
Tose
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Armistice Sunday Speaker Frank Schoble Jr
Prominent World War veteran Frank Schoble Jr a past commander of the 80th Division Veterans Association will be the speaker at Armistice Sunday memorial services at the Ritz theater He lost his sight in France during World War I He arrives in Indiana Friday November 6 to speak at the American Legion meeting that evening Later he will address the Men's Organized Bible classes at First United Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schoble, Jr
80Th Division
Veterans’ Association
Ritz Theater
France
Schoble
Indiana
American Legion
First ‘United Presbyterian Church
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Elders Ridge Presbyterians
The
United Presbyterian Church
Newville
J. J. McIlvaine
Robert M. Fisher
First Church
S. W. Shane
J. D. Cummins
Second Church
D. P. Bethel
Plumereck
A. H. McCreary
Mahoning
R. V. B. Wright
Harvey Calhoun
Elderton Church
E. E. Sharpe
Shelocta
BE. Myers
Wineman
Homer City
J. C. Smith
West Union Church
Rev. Hedges
New Florence
R. EB. McClure
Blairayiffe
India
Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Churches
Cone'maugh
Misa Kate A. Hill
First
Miss Hill
Bargodha
Harry White
Rotary International
Iis
Hallowe'en
J. H. Devin
Armstrong Township
Imperial Type
Imperial Type Metal Magazine
Harvest Days
Michael Kropinak
Corode
Anna Kropinak - Rossiter
Merle Palmer
Emma Sherlock Josephine Boyd T. Stockdale
Allison
Scottville, KY
J. J. Kennedy
Dayton
Progress Office
Kennedy
Sleepy Hollow
Dick’ Wehrle
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Corat
Lora Mospital
Timura
Fred W. §.Clair
R. W. Wehrle and Co
Lcot Brown
S. Tenth Street
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Sons of Vaterans Auxiliary
Civil Way of
William L. Buchanan
Katherine Kase
Harriet Shattuck
Adda McAdoo
Mary Braughter
Martha L. McLain
Harriet Uber
Bertha Baun
Jean Beatty
Zenia Beck
Sarah lLydick
Wsther Manner
Willem Clawson
Adda Kuhns
Lilly Scott
Adda Elliott
R. C., Bowersox
Clearfield County
Squire C. C. McLain
Washington Township
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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