Died Last Evening Ex Sheriff Jamison Aged 92
Ex sheriff Martin F. Jamison of Indiana County dies at 92 on Sixth Street after long public service including burgess and council roles. He led the Indiana County Agricultural Society and helped the county fair reach prominence. Survived by his second wife Jemima and two sons. funeral at Oakland Cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of John Edward Delahunty, Robert H. Mack, Harry W. Wolfe, and Mrs. Anna Prentice with brief funeral notices and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Martin F. Jamison
Sixth Street
John A
Jane McHenry Jamison
Washington Township
Indiana
Toton
Jamison
Indiana County Agricultural Society
Rebecca Roberts
Philadelphia
Joseph W. Clements
Jemima Wiggins Detwiler
John Jamison
McClellandtown
Fayette County
J. C. Pinkerton
Oakland Cemetery
John Edward Delahunty
Iselin
Pittsburgh Gas Coal Company
Corning
N. Y
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Woodmen of the World
Clarksburg
Humphrey
Elders Ridge Presbyterian Church
Oakland
Sarah Ranke
John B. Delahunty
Town
Vera Steilar
West Virginia
Kenneth Delahunty
Robert H. Mack
West Wheatfield Township
New Florence
Josephine McBurney
D. M. Campbell
South Fork
Johnstown
Mack Hood
Newlorence
Talmage Witt
St. Louis
Alpha
Armour Clark
Clyde
Joseph
Harry Mack
West Wheatfield
Petaron
New Florence Presbyterian Church
Bethal’ United Presbyterian Church
Harry W. Wolfe
Rayne Township
Grove Chapel
David and
Catherine Horrell Wolfe
Grove Chapel Lutheran Church
Marion Center
Anna Prentice
Gatliday
Dover
Ohio
Edgewood
William White
Sugar Creek
W. S. White
Harry G. White
Railroad Avenue
George Blankenbleker
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Joseph G. White
IL. J. Almes
Blairsville
Hanna and Wife Mark 67 Years of Marriage in Indiana County
Mr and Mrs William Hanna longtime Hen Avon residents near Indiana reach 67 years of marriage. Civil War veteran Hanna born Locust street house. wife Susan Linsenbigler born near Kittanning. Married October 23 1871 on a South Bend farm. They have 31 children eight deceased. Family plans a dinner Saturday at home to mark the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Avon
Indiana
Wiliam Hanna
Hen Avon
Hanna
Frank H. Daugherty
Locust Street
Susan Linsenbigler
Kittanning
Nanna
South Bend
Old Mill Farm
Camp Rest-a
Henna
155Th P. W. L
John
Canton
Annie Beatty
James Heffelfinger
Harry Beck
J.blair Cummins
Lloyd Whitlinger
Apollo
Claude Lentz
Harrisburg
Daisy Hanna
South Mahounlopy
Jennie
Jor Kirkpatrick
Mia
Sarin Morrow
Jotn Ruby
Hohriam Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Plumvilla
John] Kirkpatrick
Die
Sunteksboro
Amanda Kbelepatrick
Dolin Lydie
John, Jr
Blacklick Township
Multilateral Treaty Talk at New Century Club Meeting
Mrs. Lucia Ames Meade, Columbia University history instructor, will discuss the Multi-Lateral Treaty or the Paris Pact at an open New Century Club meeting in the Court House next Tuesday evening. The event aims to engage both men and women of the community in the timely topic. Teachers and directors gather for Indiana County events next week with 660 teachers expected for institute sessions and a large turnout for the School Directors’ Association convention at Indiana high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
H. C. Christy
New Century Club
Lucia Ames Meade
Court House
Pennsylvania Club
Indiana County Teachers’ Institute
School Directors’ Association
Indiana High School
Jas. F. Chapman
Widow sues for 25000 in fatal 1947 hunting accident
Martha Carnahan, widow of C. B. Carnahan of Vandergrift, sues Everett Miller of Washington township for 25000 in civil court here over a November 3 1947 hunting accident in which Carnahan was fatally wounded while sitting behind cornstocks as Miller fired at a rabbit. The case reflects the era’s pursuit of damages after a hunting fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
C. B. Carnahan
Vandergrift
Everett Miller
Washington Township
Martha Carnahan
Eivil
Carnahan
Wedding Bells Return for Prominent Indiana Couple
Mr and Mrs Thomas Sutton celebrate their golden wedding anniversary dating from October 28 1878 with a large gathering at their Sixth and Seoul street home Indiana County notable for his long public service in education law and business and for hosting the Indiana Normal School senior class and many friends over the years the couple have two sons Edward H Sutton of Pittsburgh and John Sutton of Atlanta and remain active in local church and civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sutton
Indiana
Sixth
Seoul
Sutton Bone
Regs Tex
Mra
D. Leslie Tarlett
Sutton- Hildebrand
Mr. Sutton
John
Mary Agnes (Walker) Sutton
Indiana Couunty
Indiana Public Schools
Princeton University
John P. Blair
Sndana County
Columbia Law School
New York City
Silas M. Clark
Wterward
State Supreme Court
Chilled Car Wheel Manufacturing Company
Sutton Brothers & Bell
Indiana Foundry Company, Ltd
John W. Sutton
Indiana Normal School
State Teachers’ College of Indiana
A. W. Wilson
The
Presbyterian Church
Ant ‘Elder
Shakspeare Club
Sutton
Ella P. Hildebrand
Edward P. Hildebrand
Edaward H. Sutton
Pittsburgh
John §. Sutton
Atlanta
Normal School
Western Pennsylvania
Eleven-Year-Old Boy Lost Sight After Hunting Accident
Eleven year old Raward Chicki of near Timblin is in Punxsutawney hospital sightless after a hunting accident. He was wounded by 15 year old Mike Colleh who was hunting with him on Saturday afternoon. The boy may become totally blind if recovered. Another victim, Wallace Ising, 18, of Armstrong township, is hospitalized in Indiana with gunshot wounds to chest and wrist from an accidental discharge while entering a house. He is the son of W. D. Ising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raward Chicki
Stanley Chicki
Timblin
Lad
Gan Wallace Ising
Artstrong Township
Indiana
W. d
Personal Brevities Note Indiana Visits By Local Residents
A long list of residents from Livermore, Commodore, Green township, Georgeville, Shelocta, Timbaville, and surrounding towns were recorded as visiting Indiana on Thursday and Friday. Names include Jacob Baker, Wayne Lutman, Harry Fleming, George Houck, and many others. Social calls, business at the county seat, and weekend visits to friends and relatives are noted, with a few notes on travels to Pittsburgh and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Baker
Livermore
Indiana
Wayne Lutman
Commodore
Harry Fleming
Green Township
George Houck
Georgeville
Harry Kimmel
Shelocta
T. W. Alterna
Timbavitle
June Neal
Squire Simeon Anthony
Jacksonville
H. A. Christy
South
Seventh Street
Wittsburgh
Everett Coleman
Clarksburg
Tudinnit
W. W. Oberlin
Rochester Mills
South Sixth Street
T Elizabeth Moore
Second Ward
Altoona
Joseph Stidtmiller
James McAtoos
Dale Sourwine
Lown
Clearbelt County
W. Guthri
Steubenville
Ohio
Jackson Outhrie
Washington Street
Silas Daugherty
Elkin
Ira MH. Cohugan
Wast Mahoning Township
Sgire
Ralph C. Brown
Blairsville
Ralph Cummings
Prudegus RP. Conner
North
Arthur I. James
Tra B. Thomas
F. M. Dick
Saltshurs
Joseph Caldwell
Wahynesburg
Thomas Pealrn
West Chestnut Street
Vernon H. Cook
Charles McCardle
Town
Hertha Myers
St. Croix
Elizabeth Myers
Atlantic City
Ralph Forrester
Church Street
Harry Wallace
Oakland Avenue
Misa Rae Tilt
Philadelphia
George Keets
Ralph Lesser
Harrisburg
Joxaply Luxenberg
Lee the Luxenberg
New York City
Hichment
Cratany- Pelin
Akablp
Herbert White
Grice
Youngstown Olio
Formmes
Harry White
M. CG. Watson
Mabel Telfont
White
Ucson Steel Company
Youngstown
A. Shaw
Tuwna
Tle Brow
Lave Ebirge
Convnets
Arty
Lott
Oates
Judiana Theatre
Two Leadership Training Schools Open on Nov 3
Distriata Three and out of the Indiana County Sabbath School Association will run two standard leadership training schools starting November 5. Glen Campbell and Commodore high schools host sessions with schedule details and instructors from state religious education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seskitus
Glen Campbell
Conmndone
Distrieta
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
District Three
Glanwood
Thairie
Commodore High
Clen Campbell
Commodore School
W. Wellburn
Babhath Behool Association
Mes
M. OM. Bintth
Bot Sells
Commodore Soho
B.D. Padersen
Green Township
Selinol
Marty
Glen Campbell High School
G. Matethew Jordan
Hellwond
Coa Tylerson
Republicans Rally Tomorrow Evening at Ritz Theatre
Delegations from Armstrong Westmoreland Clearfield Cambria and Jefferson counties join Indiana county voters for a Republican rally at the Ritz Theatre on Thursday evening. Senator Deanes J. Wallsworth and Congressman Clyde Kelly will address the campaign, with local figures Meyers and Mott among speakers. A Homer City rally featured the Homer City Band and notes from local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiey
Ritz Theatre
Armatrong
Westmoreland
Clearfield
Cambria
Jefferson
Indiana County
Ore Moeting
United States
Deanes J. Wailsworth
New York
Clyde Kelly
Pittsburgh
Conrie
Homer City
Mripire
Ftey
Meyers
Thik Baethor
Cdeutiin
Bell Telephone officials tour Indiana offices
Bell Telephone officials led by Philip C. Staples visited Indiana on a tour to inspect local offices and the new system expansion. After November 1 the company will operate over 1,000 telephones in Indiana as Bell absorbs the Muntmnedon and Cleartied system, promising improved service. Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway plans 1,000 box cars and 26 locomotives amid strong finances and maturing obligations. Indiana man elected head of Malta Field Day Association, Stuchell of town named president. other officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip C. Staples
Hell Telephone Company
Pennesylvania
Indiana
Staples
Philadelphia
Tve
Bell
Hell
Muntmnedon & Cleartied
Nore
Fon & Clewfield Lines
Jiell
Buffale, Rochester & Pittsburgh
Willians S. Noonan
Buttle, Rochester and Philaburgh Railway Company
Malta Field Day Association
Malin Field Day Association
Pennsylvania
Punxwilawsey
Hs Stuchell
Viequsaaf
Chiaien
Craft
Bik Fon
Mary Singer
Witbois
Tury
Qo Khee
Hesnaddvyne
Tleasuarer
Tosenierane
Real Estate Transfers and Local Accident Report
Real estate transfers include Sarah Nelle Gibson to Lester C Dirk in Tadfana for 3400 dollars and Ford to Martha Ford for a lot in Hlattavilly at 932 dollars. A sentence mentions Washington transfers and several names with unclear titles. The text abruptly shifts to a fatal or serious car incident near Cherryhill with a single injured driver, detailing a tree collision and hospital evaluation showing serious injuries to the driver, a son of Mrs. nore Stephens of Pret Hau, and hospital transport by Mr. Mervara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Nelle Gibson
Lester C. Dirk
Tadfana
WC. Ford
Martha Ford
Hlattavilly
Philip Alystone
Amininda Rankin
Washington
Orophi Burns
Margaret Carnahin
Teadd
Tinta M. Metz
Walter Fairman
Albin Olivar
Hiram Swaunli
Uneeh
Willam Wensedl
Lois da Barrell
Falda
Lish Wekinger
Uomer City
Themer City
Ehebin
Wallin BE
Hindilor
Andrew Ah Pant
Fo Whaneta As. Hoek
Nore Stephens
Mervara
Hy Hospital
King of Kings on stage inspires praise and wonder
A lavish production of The King of Kings captivates New York audiences with dramatic power, grand scenes from the Gospel story, and reverent performances. Debuts Tuesday at the Hite Theatre, four days of praise under strong acting and staging. In another note, South Mahoning township marks the eighty-sixth birthday of longtime resident Kirkpatrick with a noon lunch and violin entertainment, guests listed.
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de Mira
Bigest
Nagra
Milo
Jean Hee
Iitelos
Gethsemuinss
Rivins Frouta
Hite
Debuler
Las Nbly
New York
Community Dinner Opens Road Link Between Towns
WIM celebrates opening of the new road linking Vialraville with Dackvonville with a Monday evening dinner at Awtman Hall. Dignitaries include Hon. J Wider feelor of town flow, Charles Griffith of Marion Center, and Harvey G. Bowers of Punxsulawney. Also notes on Christmas seal drive and local visits remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIM
Awtman
Drachainville
Vialraville
Dackvonville
Yiedity
Otelock
Awtmman Hall
J Wider Feelor
Charles Griffith
Marion Center
Harvey G. Bowers
Punxsulawney
Jacksonville Fire Wreck Halts Townwide Losses
A Sunday morning blaze in Jacksonville caused extensive damage to a one story store room and garage owned by Jacke Sturn, spreading to a two story building and several dwellings. Firefighters from the town and a cache of local volunteers battled the flames, saving other structures as residents recovered household goods. The total loss is estimated at 60,000 dollars with suspected wiring faults and possible arson in earlier incidents. Nearby incidents include a Josephine street fire damaging a second building and a pool hall fire destroying fronts of a two story structure. An emergency call to India and a Pittsburgh-bound purchase for reopening were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonvity
Brumo
Jacke Sturn
George Nikles
Paul
Witlan Kuikle
Joe Cicero
Locket Brigade
Citi Isens
Giurage
Joe Cookie
Min
Natehbors
Guinther
Bulding
Nelgie Born
Pittsburgh
Egupennt Preparatory Lu
Heaxt Abltehment
R. M. Beatty
Twelfth Street
Miple
Grant Streets
McGranahan
Everal McGranahan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mf.jamison
Agricultural Society
Sherif
John F. Delahunty
Robert H. Black
Huwry E. Wolfe
Thomas Maher
Thomas Mahcer
Robert Campbell
Maher Coal and Coke Company
William Hanna
Esturday
Wyll
Alverda Nicholas Paguana
Mary C. Romanio
Alverda
Aaron Stiver
Tampbell
Celia B. Berkhouse
Chester Lockhart Waterman
Lacklick
Josie Verden Aban
Harold B. Kinter
Lulu R. Stein
Saltsburg
T Lowin
James McCoy Blacklick
Hraddock
Annie Jones
Arthur A. Lichtenfels Robinson
Dorothy L. Barto
Robinson
Michael Zloty
GE. Simpson
James W. Mack
East Oak Street
Kirby Gile
Simpson
Gilbert Wolfenden
Wolfenden
Buick
Mack
Vernon Taylor
Hinitt
F. W. Hinitt
Hunter
Harry Fields
She- Joda
W. M. Sheesley
Greekside
James
Jack
Robert S. Satton
Don Getty
Jows
Williamsport
Pratineng
Banks
Iider Veeler
Tk. Griffith
Marton Coteler
G. Bowers
Ponxsutawney
Tanks
Canoe Townships
Stetty
Banks Township
Bell Telephone
Bo. Nopp
Ot Starford
Ludiana
NUMAN
Chessinay
Tidhead County
Heller Dauiein
East Locnet Strovl
O. WA. Diatherson
Aniensbigher
Dahd Ber Vrentegrind
Helen Glenshbigier
New Alexandria
Indiana Post
Agmertown Loegdun
Aiglitary
Will
Hell Qougadow
Amlur- Row
Noes
Dames Chindaahun
Akron
Aorney
Johm A. Scott
North Seventh Street
Bathiing
Shotthiong
Josephine Gutéed
Ana
Skene
Oon Menlay
Hoover
Washington, D. C
Herbert Hoover
Luis
Atond
Am& J
David Boring
Mead Bosing
Cherry Tree
Butubby
Windor
Gifford Pinchot
Milford
Indiana Hotel
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