Republicans Held a Good Meeting Here in Indiana County
Representatives from all sections urged a hundred percent vote for the straight Republican ticket next Tuesday. Chairman H Wallace Thomas presided as Judge N Langham and John S Fisher spoke on the election’s importance to Indiana County and the state. Other brief talks praised the ticket and urged full mobilization for November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Court House
H. Wallace Thomas
Thomas
N. Langham
Indiana County
Judge Langham
John S. Fisher
Republican Vote. Mr. Fisher
L. Bart Miller
J. Blair Sutton
Harry C. W. Patterson
Saltshire
Everett Aice
Glen Cambell
J. Me Stewart
Marion Center
L. G. Clark
David Davis
Armstrong Township
Patchin Clark Wedding in Williamsport Oct 22
Miss Mary Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Clark of Glen Campbell and Carl B Patchin of Burnside married in Williamsport October 22 by Rev H A Pyles. Patchin a local coal and lumber businessman. Clark served as Glen Campbell teacher. They plan to reside in Glen Campbell after a Canadian motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patchin-Clark
Mary Clark
H. B. Clark
Glen, Campbell
Burnside
Wil Hamsport
H. A. Pyles
Tirst M. E
Bloomsburg
Patchin
Birmingham Seminary
Glen Campbell School
Glen Campbell
Canada
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Indiana County
Real estate transfers across Indiana County listed with buyers sellers and prices. Transactions include properties in Blairsville Green West Mahoning White Pine Armstrong and Glen Campbell among others with prices from $1 to $4300 and parcels described as lots tracts plots and grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Zao Hy Yingling
Helen McKteage
Weddings and church rites in Rossiter area and beyond
White-Haggerty unite in marriage at St Francis church Rossiter couple plan to live in Rossiter where he works in mines Crooks-Bakman wed in Dayton area and Wert-McKelvey unite in Altoona Armagh. First United Presbyterian to host final service next Sunday then Indian Theater worship continues. Conemaugh Iron Works contract awarded for reconstruction Blairsville and Indiana Normal hosts conference Ebensburg. Hunters from town head to Stone Creek Camp for two weeks with party of ten plus cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterians Order
New Chase
First United Presbyterian Church
Moller Pipe Organ Co
Hagerstown
First United Presbyterian
Indianee
Conemaugh Iron Works
Blairsville
Pittsburgh
Stone Creek
Turkey Inn Club
Huntingdon County
Beryl L.seaner
Pen Pollock
Man to Die in Oregon for Murder of Clinton Baun
W R Lloyd of Oregon is to be hanged on November 3 for the murder of Clinton I Baun, 34, once of Locust, who ran an Independence Oregon taxi service. The crime occurred September 1 as Baun transported Lloyd between towns. Lloyd claimed the motive was to obtain a car to escape the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Lloyd
Oregon
Clinton I. Baun
Locust
Mr. Baun
Independence
Ore
Lloyd
Christ Baun
Clark
D. H. Baun
Clair Baun
Reynoldsville
Irvin
George Baun
William Uber
Indiana
Missilla Bawn
Punxsutawney
Priscilla
Irvin Winehberg
Rossmoyne
Teachers Institute at Risinger School Center Township
The program for the teachers institute at Risinger school Center township on November 7 includes devotional exercises roll call music topics and various discussions on character building and environment in education. Thieves killed two steers belonging to Justice Hood across the river from New Florence and took meat to Johnstown. Kiwanis and Rotary clubs held a joint meal where Adamp Potter spoke on fostering father son bonds under the topic Chumming With the Boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Risinger School
Center Township
R. J. Hood
Mr. Hood
Wlorence
Johnstown
Kiwanis
Rotary
Beard Good
Adamp Potter
Boston
Rotary Clubs
Personal Brevities From Indiana Visitors and Local Notables
J B Parnell travels to Toronto on business while WI Wilson Avonmore visits Indiana. D W Muman and George Hers of Commodore, and D W Risinger of Center township, appear among weekend and Tuesday callers. Attorne y Jon L Gatty hosts Dr and Mrs Lawrence Getty and son. Indiana travelers include A G Kerr and family with Namine connections, Albert B Zellers and David Weaver guarding for Federal prisoners to Atlanta. Hunters plan turkeys in Huntingdon county. A Brink of Indiana teaches at Meco institutes. Al A Glasser of Derry from railroad work in Indiana. The Napp family of Starford, school director, attends county directors meeting. Mrs Will Wilson and children stay with M F Carson family. Mrs Wilson subscribes to The Progress. Francis Elkin, Dr A F Elkin, and W C Gabagan visit from West Mahoning for directors association. Mrs Sue Williard and Mrs Anna Weaver attend Hoth anniversary of Pennsylvania Poor Association. Williard is long-time member and speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Parnell
Toronto
Can
WI Wilson
Avonmore
Indiana
D. W. Muman
George Hers
Commodore
D. W. Risinger
Center Township
Lawrence Getty
Lawrence John
Jon L. Gatty
West Church Street
A. G. Kerr
Marie
George
Near North Point
John, Coursin
Namine
Albert B. Zellers
David Weamer
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Asher G. Glenn
Danial
Haliwood
William Ross
Shelocta
Huntingdon County
A. ©. Brink
R. D
Meco
Brink
Progress Office
A. Glasser
Derry
Fred Glasser
E. E.napp
Martin
Thomas
Franklin
Martha
Sara
Starford
Napp
Will Wilson
M. F. Carson
Directors’ Association
Sue E. Williard
Anna M. Weaver
Lilicaster
The
Poor Association of Pennsylvania
Williard
Association
Auto Collision with Cattle in Fog Injures Driver
Paol Kimmell suffered a fractured leg and minor contusions when his car collided with a drove of cattle in dense fog on a road near Crooked Creek while traveling from Indiana to Shelocta. The incident involved local residents Paol Kimmel and Carson Johnston. visibility was severely reduced by fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paol Kimmell
Indiana
Shelocta
Montgomery
Carson Johnston
Paul Kimmel
Ralston Lamestead
Haing Drivan
Indiana County Teachers Institute in Session This Week
Thacher and directors in session this week for the seventh annual Indiana County Teachers Institute and the annual meeting of the Indiana County School Directors Association. Teachers and directors toured the new high school and heard talks by state and local educational leaders, with performances by local groups and plans for rural school improvement discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aion Bathory
Chaveh
Indiana
Indiana County Teachers Institute
Indiana County School Directors’ Association
H. C. Christy
Martin G. Brumbaugh
C. C. Illis
A. MacMurray
Brumbaugh
John Addington Symopfds
Public Instruction
Francis B. Haas
Jackson Jubilee Singers
Vivian Players
Institute
Gottery
Final Round Up of Potato Club Shows Scheduled
The final potato club round ups occur Thursday and Friday this week with Creekside at Creekside Grange hall 2 p.m. Thursday October 29 Willet at Willet Grange hall 7 80 p.m. same date Marion Center Stayne s Run and Marion Center high school 2 30 p.m. Friday October 30 Kellysburg at Home Grange hall 7 30 p.m. Friday October 30 Visitors welcome A L Baker state judge will oversee exhibits Also Wilgue Pig Club round up at Grange hall near Wilgue Saturday October 31 House warming for Mrs Stephens noted with a masked Halloween style party on School Street Thursday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creekside Potato Club
Creekside Grange Hall
Willet Club
Willet Grange Hall
Marion Center
Stayne’s Run
Kellysburg Club
Grange Hall
A. L. Baker
Jeuder
Wilzus Pig Club
Wilgue Pig Club
Wigus
Phare
Stephens
G Harrows
Wilson Pig Club
Rel'phese
Protect your property with trespass notices and prices
Protect your property with trespass notices printed on Paper Muslin or Card Board. Prices Muslin 3 for 29 cents Card Board 1 dollar Paper 6 for Zac. Send cash with order and three cents for postage if you wish them mailed. Arrival notice: Mr and Mrs Harvey of Moose Home welcome an eight pound girl at their East Pike home. Both mother and baby are doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Home
Mrs. Harvey
W. Moose
East Pike
Baby
Five-County Farmers Meet at Punxsutawney Success
More than 54 farmers from Indiana Jefferson Clarion Clearfield and Armstrong counties gathered at Preas Bros Garage Punxsutawney for the Five-County Farmers Meet featuring corn wheat oats and potatoes. Indiana county winners claimed multiple sweepstakes and the event included speeches by B If Davey and W T Dunlap at Jefferson Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tummers
Indiana
Jefferson
Clarion, Clearfiald and
Armstrong
Preas Bros
Punxsitewney
Punxsulawney Business’ Man
Indiana County
Corn
J. D
Loughry
Marion Center
R. D
Barkley
Livermore
EB. R. Ewing
R. D. Oats
Barnett
Loop
McDivitt
Rochester Prio
M. D
Crawford
Smickspure
Wheat
H. H
Pennsylvania
Mr. Loughry
Jefferson County
B. If Davey
Pennsylvania State Grange
US & Department Ofriculture
W. T. Dunlap
Washington, D. C
Jefferson Theatre
Courlos
Punxsutawnacy Board of Trade
Trade City Potato Show Yields and Prizes Amid Rain
Twenty-one members of the Potato Club at Trade City entered the potato exhibit showing yields, with one grower producing 434 bushels per acre. Awards went to Emiya Smith Gordon Smith Donald Chimeras Vance McCormick and Raymond Shirley for top prizes and bread, cake, and pie titles awarded by Vernon Garr and David Chapman. The potato race was won by Sidney Neal. calf exhibit canceled due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Me
Emiya Smith
Gordon, Smith
Donald Chimeras
Vance McCormick
Raymond Shirley
Walter Neal
Vernon Garr
Punxsutawney
David Chapman
A. G. Chambers
Sidney Neal
Indiana WIlDS Celebrate Halloweentide Friday Night
Indiana officials announce Hallowe'en festivities for Friday night due to Saturday business rush. Burgess H Wallace Thomas issues proclamation. A grand program includes a parade with grotesque costumes and prizes for winners, promising a riot of fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Thomas
Hallowe'en
Indiana
Burgess H. Wallace Thomas
Jessen
Homer City Widow McAdoo Dies After Fifty Years Married
Mrs. Sarah A. McAdoo 1844 Oct 16 died at daughter Mrs. W Carnahan Grove City after long illness. She leaves eight children including Dr I I McAdoo Sonarfield and Attorney Jaden McAdoo Pittsburgh, nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren. She was a Presbyterian from West Lebanon and aged 70. Buried in McAdoo family plot after services in Homer City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. McAdoo
A. B. McAdoo
W. Carnahan
Grove City
John
Sarah Clowes
Washington Township
A.B. McAdoo
Tia
Presbyterian Church of West Lebanon
Tt. W. Lurnahan
Stra
D.C. Coffman
Apollo
Kaden McAdoo
Pittsburgh
William
Jeuy McAdoo
McAdoo
Young Township
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Landmarket
Purchase Line
Purchase Line Academy
Lst
Jessa M. Crook
Smicksburg
Erma Eb, Bakman
Dayton
Jacob L. Fry
Seward
Mary WB. Berkstresser
John D. Wert
Ruth E. McKelvey
Altoonarmagh
Austin Cessna
Ruth Beer
Samuel J. Holste
Sheloctaah
West Lebanon
Alice R. Rowley
Elderton
Howard K. Onatott
Cleveland
Sara- Rhea
Saltsburg
John Vitello
Josephine Sacco
John F. Gallagher
Ada Wilson
Clyde Stephens
Homer City
Jearfield Co
Clearfield Co
Sherryhit
Brushvalley
Filmer G. Campbell
Elmer G. Campbell
East Oak Street
Success Grange
India
Armstrong Grange
Parkwood
Mary Mildred George
J. W. George
Douglass
Philadelphia Street
Crooks-Bakman
Jesse M. Crooks
Erma E. Bakman
J. B. Baker
Vion Lutheran Church
Crooks
James Crooks
Plumville
Peter Bakman
Ebensburg
Lake Welk
G. &. Hill
Indiana Normal School
Cambria County
Clare Mack
the Normal
Mack
Barnesboro
Clenton I. Baun
Inestleuth
Johnson
Shirley
Miss Lewis
Cunningham
Watt
Coliyeil
Mr. Lewis
Helen MacMuller
Stewart
Henrietta Dixon
McNutt
Cramer
Peachers
W. S. Wetzel
C. C
Wetzel
Michigan
Thacher
Ernest Stewart
Railroad Avenue
Paris
France
Hugh
Boudry
Millsville
Wad Machine Shaw
Conemaugh Leow
Blairevilla
Ang
Trade City
Indiana Wilds
Hvalloween
Willian ‘Taylor
A. ‘Taylor
William W. ‘Taylor
William Jack
Margaret Harbison
Clarksburg
Misa Martha Myers
Columbus
Kansas
Harbison
Kans
Wister
Dave Myars
Colnin- Mis
Miss Burah Nesbit
Olivet
Ming Nesbit
Nan Nesbit
Miss Nesbit
Tlarbisan
Cathovine
Catherine Killings
John &. Killma
Mes
J. Gu. Clowes
Burneysbore
J ‘Pie Devoured
Ontario
William M. Stringer
John 5
Mitchells Mills
Kling
Tarmeshore
Killing
Sheix
Clowes
Killins
Margaree BK. McConnell
Margaret Willen McConnell
A. Rhoads
Gratcau
Harry
Mineral Point
Frank
Horace McKeown
Morris Kuhns
Greensburg
Grafton
Homer
Ralph Debonney Scoccumbedy
Pnjurdgs
Luckany Mines
Deloy Wetelek
Wes Drugelst
An Weel
Ralph DeBonney
Wilford DeBonney
Intiing
Lucerne Mines
Delos Hetrick Delos Hetrick
Church Street
Jonathans
Elizabeth M. (Shearer) Hetrick
Shearersburg
Westmoreland County
Lachburg
Hetrick
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
R. Dick Hetrick
S.R. Pollock
Hetrick & Wilson Flour Mill
Hetrick Coal Company
Indiana Bear Club
Dellings
Mary Elizabeth Wilkinson
George and
Nancy Wilkinson
Deposit Tank
Nell 11
Ebner Ellis
George Hetrick
Drugelst
al Dixonville
Chucrhstroot
D. D
Zion Lutheran Church
Burias
Oakland Cemetery
Julia
Jailia Mock
Diamondville
Indiana Hospital
Peter Moore
Jeannette
Jay G. Mock
Joseph C. Mock
William Mock
W. C. Mock
James Moore
Cotvor
Catherine Norton
William Moore
Trevloy
Elizabeth Sterner
John Moore
Freedom
Somerset County
Weightman
Purchase Line Brethren Church
Dummondville
Mock
Iniu Jacob
Margaret Murray
Bairdstown
Albert Murray
Charles
Walter
W. H. Clawegon
Verona
W. J. Kolb
Morris Talbott
Chester
W. Va
Mayme Mursmy
Tillia Ruttner
Aspinewall
Nina Murphy
Near Lig’onier
Sara Jellison
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