Historic County Officials Listed in 1920s Roster
Static list of county officials including Horace Stern as Supreme Court judge and Jusse E Cunningham as superior court judge. Other roles shown include Prothonotary W Earl Long, Treasurer John M Thompson, Sheriff Harry E Koozer, Commissioners J B Fuenniken Lev Houck, District Attorney Edwin M Clark, Auditors Floyd A Lightner and Harry A Nichol, and Coroner John Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Horace Stern
Superior Court
Jusse E
B. Cunningham
Creps
W. Earl Long
John M. Thompson
Harry E. Koozer
J. B. Fuenniken Lev
Houck
Edwin M. Clark
Floyd A. Lightner
Harry A. Nichol
John Woods
East Wheatfield Couple Weds Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George M Fry of East Wheatfield celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with 175 relatives and friends. A noon picnic, gifts, and renewing acquaintances marked the Golden event. Attendees included children grandchildren and many neighbors from New Florence Pittsburgh Seward Arcadia and Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Fry
East Wheatfield Township
Pry
Mra
Laura
Jncin Frye
Anna
Helen
Cora Mae
Phyllis
Gladys
New Florence
R.D
George H. Fry
William
Pittsburgh
Daniel Fry
Edna
Ernest
Ruth
Carl
Irene
Geraldine
Clarence
Eileen
Viola Law
Seward
Harry Trindie
Myrtle
Virginia Rose
Hazel
Harry
Inezrene
Beatrice McWilliams
Arcadia
Ida Wallace
Nora
Saul Mack
Bert Mack
George McFeaters
Jeannine
New Flovence
R,d.2
Charlie Hutchison
Aon
Dick Hutchison
Armagh
Zoe Mack
Clair, Glen
Orveta
Emma Campbell
W. D. Mack
William Campbell
Billy
Ord Fry
Louis Harold
Betty
Johnstown
C. B. Mack
George Dick
Marion
Paul
Charles Davis
T. C. Mack
Harry Mack
Dorothy Tose
Ward Mack
Mildred
Helty
Joan
C. F. Ling
Mere
BE. OR. McGeary
Lois
Wilbert Wadsworth
Marjorie
Merle
Samuel Fox
Nannie Craig
Wayne
Clara Jean
Donald
Albert Fox
David Barnes
Martin Frye
June
Cory Marie
Cecil Frye
Hobby
Dorothy Mae
Junior
Walter Lingar
Roy L. Mack
Helen Louise
Reddie
John Larson
Gloria
Kathleen
Stanley Mack
Broadway Melody of 1938 at The Ritz Theatre this week
The Ritz Theatre features Broadway Melody of 1938 with Eleanor Powell famed for ballet slippers. Also showing Two for Tonight starring Crosby Bennett and Overman with a seltzer battle scene, plus Special Agent starring Bette Davis and George Brent. Big Broadcast of 1936 with Oakie and Burns & Allen closes the lineup. Tickets and schedule available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Powell
Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer
Tye
Ritz Theatre
Paramount
Bing Grosby
Joan Bennett
Mary Boland
Lynne Overman
Elphons
Crosby
Mack Gordon
Harry Revel
Frank Tuttle
Thelma Todd
Ernest Cossart
Local figures listed from New Florence and nearby towns
Trainor Gloria Haire Miss Mazzie Daugherty of New Florence Mr and Mrs Dewey Riddell and son James and Joe Walbeck of Robinson Rev and Mrs W H Nicholson of Black Lick and John and Paul Pytash of New Florence RD2.
Farewell Reception for Member Departing Rock Bridge Church
Rockbridge Presbyterian Church Women hosted a farewell gathering for Ora Graffius in Rochester Mills on Wednesday October 16 as she prepares to move to Indiana on November 1. The event featured a friendly luncheon for many church and community members, including the Doty, Steele, Work, Aultman, Braughler, Philippi, Lowry, Oberlin, Brown, Ginter, Stuchell, Crawford, and Graffius families and their guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Missionary Society
Rockbridge
Carl Braughler
Leora Mauk
Lewis Depp
Luella Oberlin
Norris Brown
Della Braughler
Edna Braughler
Sadie McCall
Martha Snyder
Edward
Maggie Black
Wendell Ginter
Hanna Stuchell
Jesse Crawford
Margaret Oberlin
Community Roundup From Hiwood and Nearby Towns
Miss Grace Frayley of Hiwood City spent Sunday with friends. Mrs A M Tsarrett visited relatives in Zanesville and Leechburg last week. Nathan Timmis and family of Callensburg were weekend visitors. Leone and Boyd Barrate pulled their sister Mrs Bush in Punxsutawney Hospital and home. Joseph Beresnyale and family of Clymer visited C H Barrett. R & Harhart and family visited the Ellis family at Rural Valley. Mrs Mary Tyger of Rossiter visits Wm Kroh. Barrett threshing machine is busy this week. Isobel Barrett and brother Robert of Leechburg spent Saturday with family.
Broadway Melody of 1030 at the Ritz Theatre
The Ritz Theatre presents a Saturday slate with 2:00 7:00 and 9:00 shows and early 1:30 matinees. Schedule includes Broadway Melody of 1030 with Eleanor Powell and Jack Benny, Two for Tonight with Bing Crosby and Joan Bennett, Big Broadcast of 1936 with Jack Oakie and Burns and Allen, Without Regret with Elissa Landi and Kent Taylor, Powder Smoke Range with Hoot Gibson and Boots Mallory, plus Phi Goose and the Gandery with Kay Francis and George Brent and Riders of the Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Oakie
Burns & Allen
Ritz Theatre
Eleanor Powell
Jack Benny
Jack Oakle
Hoot Gibson
Boots Mallory
Phi Goose and
the Gandery
Kay Francis
George Brent
Personal Brevities from The Progress
Mrs. Jennie Lowman hosts relatives from Kansas and Minnesota while Rev Stillman Foster speaks at Presbyterian gatherings in Philadelphia and New York. Philip W Evans returns from a two week New England trip visiting Cambridge and Boston and previously worked at the Aquinox Hotel in Manchester. Rev D R Thompson and family leave for St Petersburg Florida after resigning from Clymer area churches. Indiana visitors enroll as subscribers. doctors Butterbaugh Coe depart for California for the American College of Surgeons meeting, with travel through Denver and Los Angeles. Also notes fashion tip on garment tape with snaps and advice on washing milk bottles before refrigeration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Lowman
South Eleventh Street
Hag
George Lowman
Lawrence
Kansas
Martha Lowman
Topeka
Paul Evans
Minneapoka
Kans
Stillman Foster
Pirst United Presbyterian Church
Town
Wis
Young Peoples Conference
United Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
New York City
Philip W. Evans
179
Water Street
New England
Cambridge
Boston
Manchester
Mass
Brooklyn
Yvans
Aquinox
Indiana
Rey
D. R. Thompson
Clymer
David Thompson
Overland
St. Petersburg
Fla
Rev. Thompson
Glen Campbell
East Union Presbyterian
Florida
H. C. Anderson
Glenn Mulligan
Robinson
Progress Office
Anderson
Progress
Harry
Baltimore
Government Motor
Camp Holabird
Mra
Howard
Butterbaugh
Coe
Marguerite
San Francisco
Calif
American College of Surgeons
California
Denver
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Las Vegas
Boulder Dam
Los Angeles
San Diego
Seattle
Vancouver
Lake Louise- Bantt
St. Paul
Chicago
Moral for the Immoral in Mountain Resort Romance
Frankie Amory, a clever blackmailer and gigolo, deceives a wealthy divorcee at a mountain estate. He woos Stephanie Winters, a young guest, but ends up entangled in crime as Stephanie's icy alter ego and her ally Lyle plot to steal money from her aunt. The affair ends with a transactional departure and unanswered questions about Frankie’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preankin Amory
Frankie
Winters
Great White Castle
Stephanie
Mrs. Winters
Lyle
Amory
Brankie
Prankle
Stevie
Lyle Winters
Yoon
Givis
Autumn Leaves Duet With Engineers and Coroners
A reflective piece warns autumn leaves pose danger to motorists. It urges slow speeds on leaf strewn roads, proper tire condition, equalized brakes, and cautious steering. It notes advances in tires and four wheel brakes but warns even the best can skid on wet leaves at the wrong angle. Leave the leaves to the poets.
Pine Flats 4-H Corn Club Exhibit Monday Evening
The Pine Flats 4-H Corn Club will hold its exhibit and roundup in the lodge room on Monday evening October 28. Ten boys each grow an acre of Swasy's Learning and will exhibit ten ears of big corn judged by E J Walter Penn State extension specialist. County Agent Warner will award the ribbon and Walter will give an address on corn improvement. Beat exhibits will be forwarded to Harrisburg for the State Farm Show in January. A special class is available for 4 H Corn Club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Flats
E. J. Walter
Penn State
Warner
Walter
Harrisburg
State Farm Show
Bang Testing Given Boost for Dairy Cattle Health
The Bureau of Animal Industry authorizes federal indemnity for Bangs disease tests to eradicate infection. Indiana county reports over 600 herds tested in ten months under federal and state plans. Indemnity pays 25 dollars for grades and 50 dollars for purebreds per test, with tests at no cost to owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau Animal Industry
Warner
J. B. Reidy
Harrisburg
Bureau of Animal Industry
Indiana
Agricultural Extension Association
Court House
Indigna
Penna
Telephones and a Hunter’s Notice in Indiana County News
Rotary meeting speaker George Fulmer, former Indiana resident now Bell Telephone Co official, cites 38 million telephones worldwide with 31 million Bell subscribers in use. He notes 17 million U.S. telephones, 1.1 million in Pennsylvania, one in every eight Americans connected, and Bell boasts 80 million miles of wire with 800,000 shareholders and a large U.S. workforce. Also published are notices warning hunters in Rayne, Washington and South Mahoning townships against trespassing, a public sale on the D. R. Shirley farm in Center township for October 29, 1985, and several auditor notices for estates in Indiana County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fulmer
Indiana
Johnstown
United States
Fulmer
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Rayne
Washington
South Mahoning Townships
W. S. McMillen
Win
McMillen
Harry Craft
H. C. Smead
Emmett McMillen
W. C, Jamison
George McMillen
Speer Rowe
Floyd McMillen
Paul Lewis
Mack Bros
Irvin Koozer
R. Lightcap
D. R. Shirley
Saltsburg
Warren Roads
Center Township
Osborne
R. W. George
George Jerko
Peter Cerniczky
Czernecki
Czarneckyj
Csernicky
Indiana County
Sid E State
Iarmors Bank & Trust CO
Ol Indeana, Pia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana Progress
Albert & Moorhead
A. Ralph Moorhead Halters and Proprietors
Bell
Advanta
Republican
Wheatfield
Bette Davis
Spe
Warner Bros
U. S. Treasury Department
Trent
New York
Miss Davis
Ricardo Cortez
Rock Bridge
Ally
Bing Crosby
Indiana Theatre
Elissi Landi
Kent Taylor
Edmund Gwenn
Maureen O'Sullivan
Virginia
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
State College
Will, Mudgefield
Acmger
Robinson Service
Jas.w. Tj
Arthur Robinson Funeral Home
N. Seventh ST
Indiana, PA
Ty Einstein
Sleepy. Hollow
White Townships
Joseph Byers
Donald Moorhead
Wm. E. Pierce
Sleepy Hollow Club
R. N
Ray Arthur Ray
John A. Beott
Olphins' Court
Bayings & Trust Company
Tuidlanit
Benson
Fudlant Horough
Tndfain
Dndiai
Waite Aldltov
Chapman
Aupiton
Gn Bine Court
C. Tong
Dune Carey
Lute
Ergy Sives
Tis
Hia
Ollee
Taddani
Indicia
Woofelock
Ener J. Rdparll
Bertha Carmichael
Wildian
BOING
Clyde
D. F. Jones
Apollo
Rawleigh
Bachetan
Dept
Chester
Jack
Amelia Kepple
Rebecca Kepple
Alonter ‘City
Barry Wlicking
Homer City
Wm. EF. Pierce
Mary Olive Buterbaugh
M. Olive “Buterbaugh
Olive Buterbaugh
Indiana Borough
H. B
S. 6Th St
Peeler
Feit
M. Elizabeth Simpson
Roy
Siuepiens
Wan
E. Pierce
Susan S Warry
Green Township
Logan Barry
James W. Mack
James W. Mack, Jr
Angela
Munks
Pine Townshlp
Jndhina
Alexander Funart
Alverda
Market Frice
KERR
North 6Th
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