County corn and potato show set for November 21 22
Indiana county Farm Bureau announces the annual county Corn and Potato Show at the Court House with 76 potato club members and 66 corn club members. Ten best displays go to the State Show in Harrisburg. Exhibits must be grown by the entrant and ready by November 20.
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Court House
Indiana County Farm Bureau
J. W. Warner
Corn Club
Indiana County
Farm Bureau
Harrisburg
Campaign to Aid War Stricken Serbia Speech by Sergt Farnam
Mrs. Charles H Farnam a Serbian army sergeant with a WWI service record will lecture in Indiana on Serbia relief. The talk supports a November campaign and Indiana's Serbian relief committee formed at a patriots meeting with officers elected and a full leadership slate named. Dorothy Hinitt chairs cantonment work in France. other officers include Rev B W Hutchinson and N P McNelis as vice chairmen, Edith Buchanan secretary, Nellie Guthrie treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Farnam
Indiana
Serbia
The
Serpian Relief
Dorothy Hinitt
North Ninth Street
France
Thoes
B. W. Hutchison
Very Ray
N. P. McNelis
Edith Buchanan
Nellie Guthrie
Ministers Discussed New World Movement at Fall Meeting
At the fall meeting of Conemaugh Presbytery in Indiana the New World Movement of the United Presbyterian denomination dominated the discussion with ministers and pastors. Rev. R B McClure of Blairsville gave an illustrated lecture during the session.
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Conemaugh
United Presbyterian Church
Wrst United Presbyterian Church
Indiana
United Presbyterian
R. B. McClure
Blairsville
New Seventh Street Home Sells for 15000
A brick residence on South Seventh Street sold for 15000 to Harry B. Allison of Dixonville from CG L McGregor. the McGregors will live with the Allisons until spring. Allison is a Pan-American Life Insurance Company county representative. Other area transfers: Major C C McLain to Harry Zeitler for 2700. Ira A Myers to William Burnheimer. T L Badwards to Malinda Walker for 2900. John Fischer property on Chestnut to Wilmer H Wood for 4500. multiple McConnell agency sales including A T Taylor to Mary M Bowman 3400 and Sarah Fisher to R B Bowser 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
CG. L. McGregor
South Seventh Street
Harry B. Allison
Dixonville
McGregors
Allisons
Allison
Pan-American Life Insurance Company
Russell Coal Company
Charles C. McLain
East Philadelphia Greet
Harry Zeitler
Ira A. Myers
Tate
School Street
William Burnheimer
Town
T. L. Bawards
William Bornheimer
Malinda Walker
Mr. Edwards
John Fischer
Chestnut Street
Wilmer H. Wood
John McConnell
A. T. Taylor
Railroad Avenue
Mary M. Bowman
Nancy Myera
Third Street
Charles Bowers
A. R. Ritchey
South Tenth Street
O. B
Robbery at Indiana Post Office Baffles Authorities
Thieves dynamited the Indiana postoffice gate early Thursday, escaping with stamps valued about $1,000, Liberty Bonds of $400, War Savings Stamps, and registered mail totaling roughly 3,500. Five men fled across Church Street after a blast. clues vanished before Sheriff Boges and deputies arrived. No trace found despite investigation by postal inspectors and county authorities.
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Indiana
Church Street
Presbyterian Church
Seventh Street
Harry A. Boges
Harry A. Borland
First United Presbyterian Church
Borland
McGartney
Linda Brigham
Local Notables and Visiting Residents Sighted in Town
Mitchells Mills Ad Hill of Twolick was in town last week. Mrs Madigan Shields of Taylorsville visited Mr and Mrs A J Kelly recently. Mrs Mike Sickenberger who will be 91 visited the new mines with friends. RR Clary Mack visiting his brother Jay in Bolivar. Mrs Clara Gibson guest of daughter Mrs Hlaworth Bickenberger. Francis Hines son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hines injured by wagon while moving. Will Johnston of Homer City visited his mother on Sunday. Mrs Gunt Goodberry and daughter of Clymer guests of Lon Johnston. Mrs Randa Mock and son Harry of Jeannette called on friends here. Thomas McCreery of Wandin in Marion Center. Mr and Mrs J M Dick and daughter Luella took an excursion to Pittsburgh. E L Farnsworth of Taylorsville was in town Monday.
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Mitchells Mills
Ad Hill
Twolick
Madigan Shields
Taylorevisley
A. J. Kelly
Mike Sickenberger
Clary Mack
Jay
Bolivar
Clara Gibson
Hlaworth Bickenberger
Francis
Lawrence Hines
Hines
Harry
Jeannette
Thomas McCreery
Wandin
Marion Center
J. M. Dick
Luella
Pittsburgh
E. L. Farnsworth
Taylorsville
C. Braughter
Clymer R. D
W. B. Moorhead
Helen
Near
Penn Run
Indiana
Stewart Campbell
Brushvalley Township
Annas Hildebrand
Oakstreet
Theodore Jonas
Altoona
W. M. McMillen
Alex Sternardind
Ray Buterbau
Misses Williams
School Street
Pearl Liggett
West Chestnut Street
R. G. Mack
Curtis B. Mack
Armagh
W. S. Stanley
Rochester Mills
William N. Allan
Pottsville
Griffith Ellis
West Church Street
Allan
Moore Hotel
Edward Murray
T. G Murray
Punxsutawney
Bert McMillen
Rayna
Perry Artemus
Portland
Oregon
Clay Lowry
Detroit
Mic
Washington, D. C
Marshall Miller
B. ¥. Jankison
West Philadelphia
Seattle
Wash
Florence Jamison
West
R. J. Roberts
Philadelphia
Synod of the Presbyterian Church
Lloyd
Lafayette College
Ethel Shaffer
Homer City
Mary
Indiana Hospital
Trevy
Charles C. Cribbs
First Presbyterian Church of
Apollo
Cribbs
Beechwood Presbyterian Church
Jefferson County
A. P. Cribbs
Clarksburg
Thomas McFeaters
Mr. McFeaters
Johnstown
Vislt
McFeaters
J. W. Botsford
Pueblo
Colo
Dea Mosines
Sells Interest in Local Drug Firm
Harry BE Lydick of town sold his interest in the drug business run as Lydick Shrom & Co which recently bought Delos Hetrick’s drug store. He expects to engage in relief work and in chemistry.
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Harry BE
Lydick
Lydick, Shrom & Co
Delos Hetrick
Sunday Horse Deal Battle Reappears in Court
In Hellwood court last week Park Artemus sued John H. Cresswell for the price of a horse bought on Sunday. The animal allegedly underperformed and injured a valuable cow, but the jury sided with Artemus. Other verdicts favored A Karpolski in a store settlement dispute while Frank Cupechnskin lost a trespass case to George Dunmire. A jail sentence of five months and a $26 fine was handed to John Eliott for robbing the Hellwood company store. he confessed to using his young son to gain entry.
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Hellwood
Park Artemus
Strongstown
John H. Cresswell
Cresswell
Artemus
A. Karpolski
Arcadia
Valentine Pawlicki
Frank Cupechnskin
George Dunmire
Lucerne
John Eliott
Langham
Sarve
Elliott
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Report
Deeds recorded show transfers across multiple townships including Blairsville Clymer Green Center and Armstrong. Names include Blair Flaming John Sakol Mike Gardos Mary McGregor Albert Barron Frank Palmer H A Allison Milo Roof and many others with prices from 60 to 20000 dollars for various lot and acreage parcels.
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Indiana
Blair Flaming
John Sakol
Gherryhill
Wm. Sides
H. A. Sneed
Pine
Mike D. Gardos
Clymer
C. M. Brandon
F. Rinn
Armstrong
Mary H. McGregor
H. EB. Allison
Second Ward
Albert M .Barron
Frank Palmer
Burrell
R. A. Cambell
Margaret W. Bleilot
Third Ward
E. Johnston
Chester Hoffman
Hast Wheatfield
R. Stahl
U. Tirabassi
Fine
Wm. S. Spicher
J. O. Clark
Montgomery
Harry Eb, Spicher
Daisy M. Long
Milo Q. Roof
Washington
James M. Loughry
John W. Loughry
Hast Mahoning
Mellie Shields
Wm. Smith
C. Corbin
Mary Antonacci
C . Selarine
Conemaugh
Abraham Buchman
Yn Caruso
Blairsville
A.C. Bethel
Daniel Ritter
Cyrus E. Myers
Michael Heckman
Joseph Stang
Firstward
Ida Lydick
Emory J. Dydick
Green
Elizabeth Stewart
Wesley &, Lyons
Center
Salvatore,Agnello
Harry S. Sebring
Ila ‘Thomas
W. Earl Oates
Weddings of a Week Bring Several Local Marriages
A sequence of marriages recorded in the region includes Kephart Blickenderfer of Pleasantville and Ethel C. Blickenderfer of Belsanc wed at the M. B. church parsonage with attendants Harry Gaul and Inez Kephart. Other couples tied the knot in local parsonages and nearby Pittsburgh ceremonies, with attendees and family ties listed. Postnuptial plans note honeymoons to Alabama and the south including Camp Sheridan where Mr. Kephart trained, and futures in Canton. Public notices include a list of marriage licenses and names of those married in White, McKeesport, and surrounding towns.
Personal Brevities From Indiana Area Readers
A roundup of social visits and travels featuring Clymer R D 4 resident C Braughter, W B Moorhead and daughter Helen from near Penn Run, Stewart Campbell of Brushvalley, Annas Hildebrand of Altoona visiting Theodore Jonas, and many others. It notes fishing, farming purchases, hospital stays, and a range of relatives visiting towns such as Indiana, Punxsutawney, and Marion Center with several moving between towns for visits or work.
Plumble Town Visits and Local Social Roundup
Plumville reports a flurry of local visits as Mrs. Chas Hamilton and Mrs. Shields McMillen travel to see relatives in Davis and Smickburg. Meigs McEwen remains ill with pneumonia after a bout with whooping cough, while Douds seeks a pastor for the M B church. The Armagh farm sale to Arthur Hoffman for 16000 ends the notes.
Great musicians to be heard in Indiana concerts
Indiana Normal School Conservatory of Music plans three major concerts over seven months under head of music department. Miss May Peterson of the Metropolitan Opera appears November 10, Albert Spalding violinist performs February 2, Rudolph Ganz Swiss pianist on March ? Tickets: season $5, single $2.25. A spring two day music festival is planned with St Paul oratorio sung by allied clubs and Lambert Murphy directing, with county brass bands participating in a tent venue in May.
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Normal
Indiana County
Indiana Normal School Conservatory of Music
Tt. Deane Shurs
Missy May Peterson
Iba
Metropolian Opera Company
New York City
Albert Spalding
America
Rudolph Ganz
St. Paul
Lambert Murphy
Reading
Indiana Overfunds Jewish Relief Drive at County Seat
Indiana counties surpassed their Jewish American relief goal with strong showing at the county seat, contributing about 4 813.61 against a 52 000 quota, with expectations of oversubscription nationwide. A Jacksonville concert by the Punxsutawney Male Chorus under Prof. Hamp son is announced, featuring four young women artistes.
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Indiana
Mickie Sings On Fences and Barns and Sidewalks
A breezy local note laments past advertising methods and celebrates the arrival of a regular Great Family Journal aimed at improving public messaging as a modern community feature. The item conveys a folksy voice and hints at local publishing ambitions.
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Family Journal
State Agricultural Notes on Winter Farm Care
Pall plowing destroys insects and grease farm beats to prevent rusting during winter storage. Meat purity and cattle testing are discussed with a sixty day tuberculin teat required for sales. Cabbage and turnip aphis overwinter on stumps and foliage. Yorn huskings in progress. Wheat and rye show strong growth. buckwheat and potatoes are favorable. Pasture and livestock in good winter condition.
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Jean
December jurors listed for multiple Pennsylvania towns
The notice lists twenty four grand jurors for the first week of December and sixty petit jurors for the second week, named by town including Blairsville, Homer City, Indiana, Blairsville, Smicksburg, and many others. Additional lists cover weeks in December and January with numerous named individuals across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajiwueh
At R. Falcon
Joshyalley
W. JL Davis
Blairsville
J. H. Jong. Clymer
Joln Sieckenberger
G. A. Shank
Ghorry Tree
Simon Patterson
Homer City
John M. Carson
Heilwool
J. R. Duncan
Indiana
Carl’ WH. Vueckenberg
A. L. Hoeman
Thomas Josiah
A. A. Long
C. W. Cummings
Wim, Sing
TS. Taggart
Josephiline
Ferguson
McGees Mills
Jas
T. Harkleroad
Marion Canter
Harry Gilpatrick
Plimyille
W. D. Hoover
Stochester Mills
Banks Aul
Rossiter
James Lewis
Sheloeta
J. IR. Devlin
Smicksburg
W. L. Neff
Wintondale
Wright
Arcadina
Harry L. Decker
Armagh
Hugh Muck
Blairsvyle
Andy Armstrong
H. W.W. Rosborough
A. Miller
Blacklick
John Raleigh
Clair A. Palmer
Cramer—Ll
Stutzman
Cherry Tree
Peter Yount
Clarksburg
Blair Ashbaugh
Clymer
Ben Willing
Dixonville
G. W. Kelly
Oaks
Nirnest
Alexander Danielson
Gipsy
H. J. Gorman
Clark
JL. Marlin
Wu Shirley
Hart J. Daarmin
Wome
A. L. McHenry
Elmer Althan
Blair Calhoun
John Jamison
J. W. McQuilken
Fred Jare
Ross Daugherty
John Houk
John M. Daugherty
Weber C. Steving
John F. Steetle
Chas
L. Nichol
A. J. Cox
Carson Joseptine
R. W. Loukard
Jos. M. Palmer
Kent
Roy Young
Silvermore
J. C. Tomb
Milley
Saltsburg
J. le Moore
Elmer EB. Goodlin
Ivin Elkin
Sheloca
O. Kimmel
P.M Kimmell
Wehrum
A. Piffer
D. R. Wallace
Waternun
John George
Daugharty
Javors
Arvuilu
Loyle Spicher
H. M. Cloward
GL. Baker
W. Tl. Vintner
Moretta
Advos
Harry i Noll
Peterman
Troy Nesbit
Oscar Alter
J. W. Stitt
Logs
Williams
J. Rail
UML
Glymer
Thomas King
Frank Wilson
C. McGrory
B. W. Ross
G. B. O'Neil
Frank Phyt
Albert Walker Dies After Accident at Black Lick Foundry
Frederick Albert Walker age 22 and longtime Indiana resident was killed Saturday night at Valley Mould Foundry Go Black Lick while finishing his shift. Struck by a core bar, he died soon after. Survived by widow June Long and son Albert Jr. Services held at Carl Walker’s home in South Seventh Street with Rev. Gearhart officiating. Burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Frederick Albert Walker
Blacklick
Walker
Grova Chapel Church
Rayne Township
North Mahoning Township
June Long
Albert, Jr
William Wh, Philips
Ridgway
Carl
Indiana
Cg, R. Sutter
New Kensington
Ralphina Belle Walker
Carl Walker
South Seventh Street
M. Gearhart
Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Death notices and local obituaries in Indiana county
Obituary notices report Nelson Anderson of West Church Street dying at Indian hospital from injuries after a fall while boarding a passenger train near Twolick. Aged 63, he had lived in Indiana 18 years and worked for thetraction Coke Co. Survived by wife, a brother, and several sisters. Funeral held Saturday at MTB church with interment at Creanwood Cemetery. Also reported are the deaths of J. Pifer in Butler and Mrs. O J Longwill in Blairsville, plus local lists of names and local notes incl. schools and residents for the week of January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Anderson
J Nelson Anderson
West Church Street
Indians Hospital
Decenand
Indiana
Tracaton Coke Company
Thomas Anderson
Cherry Tree
Catherine McAnuity
Hellwood
R. J. Miller
Hester Boring
Johnstown
B. W. Hutchinson
MTB Church
Creanwood
J. W. Pifer
TW. Pifer
Butler
G. W. Piter
Town
Standard Steal Car Company
Blairsville
O. J. Longwill
Catherine Longwill
Ballurelly
Creasmysn
Winfield Creasinun
Indiana County
Sprankles
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Sergt
Farnam
NEW World Movement
Frank P. Burns
Davenport
John J. Hasinger
Wayne Avenue
Marietta Roypes
Sraeteee
Indiana Postoffice
B, FY
Meek
Grant Street
Mabel Stewart
Moody-Fleming
Benjamin W. Moody
Laurra B. Fleming
Colyer
H. M. Gearhart
Lutheran Church Parsonage
Stern-Welsse
Morris Stern
J. H. Starn
Jacksonville
Rose Welsse
McKeesport
Cecil D. Coble
Hope Emeigh
Gre Ee Colver
Laura B. Fleming
Richard G. Swartz
White
Nellie J. McHenry
Charles Williams
Martha A. Huey
Banks
Berton McPhilimy
Vandergrift' Yalu Gilhousen
Vandre Fps Brown
Josephine Edward G. Paul
Thomas J. Williams
W. Deyarmin
Galote
Eve Colgan
Cherry
Florence E. Reed
Plumville
Chas. Hamilton
Davis
Joseph Wilson
Hughes
Jon Adamegon
W. J. Wilson
Aluminum
Shields McMillen
Smickeburg
James Painter
Florence Pifer
Anna Kathryn
J. G. Walker
Smicke Burg
Meigs McEwen
McEwen
Daniels
D. W. Douds
Lucinda Rankin
Eftie
Sewickley
Cora Mohney
John Lukehart
Kittanning
George Kyler
Near Town
Karn
A. EB
Johnston Farm
Arthur Hoffman
Windber
Mr. Johnston
Inimana
W. D. Hampson
Jacksonville M. Id
Hampson
Gingers
Warn, Buren
Wetzel
P. la Hamil
W. Kt. Thomas
D. M. Johnston
J. W.warner
Cam Leia
Blair
Huntingdon
Somerset
State College
Cherryhill Township
Penn
Tov. M. G. Teagarden
J. G. Bathune
Cherryhill
Mickie
Gree Pe Skore
George A. Goon
Harry Shank
S. Marshall
I. Anthony
Acklick
Chad R. Ling
George W. Clawson
Barnesboro
Win
Homer
Creekside
Parry Wallace
R. A. Martin
D. B. Williams
Chambersville
Watlt Minter
Cherry Trap
Clair Shankle
Clughorn
R. Tyvans
Waxt Piker
BR. Martin
Glen Campbell
Peter State
Manry Clardner
Hedlwood
Ron
Adams
A. R. Vinton
Harry la Grosse
Heshbon—Thos
Wilson
Iniana
Lrank d Wnlson
William Doland
B. Galentine
A. McArory
Wool. Young
Fr W. Nehring
John BD
W. A. Mason
Albert Thomas
A. W. McCracken
Seward
Joe Young
Charles Starty
Ial Coral
D. A. Rankin
W. A. Downey
Dilltown
Wm. McClusky
Henry Bryson
Georgeville
A. T. Neil
Albert Smith
Irvin J. Davis
Netiwood
S. R. Stahl
ORB
Check
Irvin Stuchell
Irvin Stuchell, 5. 8. Robertson, J.I. Pierce
George McCoy
A. J. Sharp
J Ibson
David G. Evans
C. W. Mc Kee
J. A. Joh
H. N
Peoler
Lucurne Mines
Oriie Jewitt
David Logan
Lovejoy
Cgrover Keating
Blair Goodiin
Horace J. Thompson
Wm. Stern
Albert Walker
Josephine
Lillian Putt
Emerson Putt
Gherryhill Township
Nixonyie
Wialyless
Hrrest—Chas
Lantos
Gracetons
Wo. Swaney
Homer Guy
Merle Ling
Graham
Pierce
Hortons
J. J. Dunlap
Lome
Robertson
Jack
Cost
Jesie Moorhead
John Clawson
Isella
Clark Coleman
A. C. Reeves
P. Napp
New Florence
Paul Wallace
Samuel Mack
Parkwood
T. W. Craig
L. Hilberry
Robinson
P. D. Sutter
L. M. Fetterman