Teachers and Directors Gather for County Institute
Large Indiana county gathering of more than 600 teachers at Indiana High School for the seventy seventh teachers institute and thirty seventh Directors Association convention. Sessions feature Dr. Voelker and Dr. Lawrence talks on education democracy and literature with entertainment and a banquet at Zion Lutheran Church. Hunting licenses issued total 5 177 regular and 134 deer licenses to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Indiana High School
Ilesa
Directors’ Association
B. F. ‘Bieber
McDowell
Norman Koontz
Tidiana
Paul F. Voelker
Battle Creek, Mich
Harold G. Lawrence
Winona Lake
Ind
Thomas Scattergood
Association of the Friends (Quakers
Philadelphia
J. A. McCamey
Lawrence
Voolker
Lillian I. McLean
State Teachers’ College
W. H. Bristow
State Department of Education
Harrisburg
Voelker
Lee L. Driver
Rural Service Bureau
Indiana
J. C. Pinkerton
Bristow
Dr. Lawrence
John A. H. Keith
Atate
John Thompson
Walter Black
Mra
Driver
Zion Lutheran Church
Hugh A. Jackson
Saltsbury
Artmaster
Iig
J. He Peterman
Cherry Sree
Keith
Elmer
Ale Hson
Help Swell the Republican Victory By Doing Your Bit
Indications point to a sweeping Republican victory next Tuesday as voters must exercise duty and privilege to go to the polls. Nidiana county, labeled the Little Giant of the West in the Keystone State, is expected to remain a Republican stronghold. Every voter including women is urged to support the straight Republican ticket for national state district and county offices. Early voting is advised due to ballot size to aid election boards. A brief summary of the 14 proposed constitutional amendments appears in another column for informed decisions on ballot day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nidiana
Dong
Ciant
West
Keystone
Repubeican
Party of Protection and Prosperity
Progress
December court jurors list dominated by Indiana County names
The document lists sixty grand jurors for December and sixty petit jurors for the third week, naming numerous residents from Indiana County towns such as Indiana, Blairsville, Homer City, Rochester Mills, Punxsutawney, Smicksburg, Creekside, Strongstown, and surrounding areas. Names include Leonard Askey, Alice Allshouse, Alma Rose, James Brady, Walter Beer, Susie Rainner, and many others across multiple townships with district indicators like R. D. 1 or 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Carson
Homer City
John Fetterman
Rossiter
R. D
Frank Gaston
Rochester Mills
Hans Hall
New Florence
J. H. McCune
James McCracken
Glen Campbell
Hester Mahen
Cora Reaves
Indiana
Susie Rainner
Clymer
J.C. Smith
West Lebanon
Leslie Btewart
McIntyre
Charles Sholtis
Mart Wilson
Blairsville
Roxie Herringer
Cherry Trae
Howard Bowser
Dilltens
John Cribbs
Elizabeth Cochran
Plumville
Clarence Carr
Walier
Ida Carney
Clyde Colemer
Dixonville
Roher
Claneon
W. RK. Calhoun
J. G. Cornman
North Point
Bessie Dormire
Punrsutawney
May Drummond
Tunnelton
George M. Hill
J. BE. King
J. C. Lessure
Cherry Tree
Emma Lukehart
Harry Little
Wehrum
James Lowman
John McGregor
Gwendoline Millen
Creekside
R. Marshall
Buna McElhoes
Home
R. D. McCall
Clarksburg
H. McParland
A. L. Neeley
McGee
Mills
F. A. Godyke
Harry Ramsey
Heshbon
Frank Rowe
Joseph Shilling
Strongstown
James G. Spencer
Dale Sprankle
Smicksburg
Lara Bell Shuster
Saltsburg
Willie Sickenberger
Launa Steatle
Clarence Shipley
H. H. Sterner
Myrtle Taylor
William Vorlage
Blatraville
Paul Woolweaver
Wangaman
Ashbaugh
Nellie Artemus
Martha Arnold
Oliver Bennett
Charles Buck
R. D. M.L. Brown
Ethel Burkett
Murion Center
Harry Burnett
Harvey Tain
Murray Blose
Heyd Barclay
Marion Center
G. R. Bryan
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices Mix in Archival Listing
Real estate transfers show numerous parcels traded for sums from 100 to 900 dollars across West Wheatfield Homer City and Blairsville areas with buyers including Wilkinson Parker and Clare among others. A local accident reported Luella Harbridge sustained a broken leg after a collision in front of the Savings and Trust building as Dr H B Neal drove by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence B. Wilkinson
Lillie
Pulgens
West Wheatfield
Geo. W. Parker
Mary E. Zellner
Indiana
David K. Moore
Frank Williamson
South Mahoning
Harry W. Anderson
Homer Willias
Young
Elizabeth M. Roberts
Ralph di Carlo
Homer City
DB. B. Sutter
W. D. Coleman
North Mahoning
John Mullholland
Gaylora al Jen
White
C. C. Postlewait
Ferdinand H. Riotte
Creekside
Elizabeth J. Clare
John Frain
George A. Barr
Glenn H. Lawman
Grant
Var
Luella Harbridge
Kellysburg
H. B. Neal
Savings & Trust Company
Hardridge
Indiana Hospital
Personal Brevities show Indiana visits and gatherings
Dayton and nearby Indiana scene recaps list numerous visitors and callers from towns like Shelocta Cherry Tree and Armstrong. Notable names include J C Bair J W Grmmphell Mrs R K Bratton and George Cost among others visiting Indiana friends.
Republicans Rally Holds Countywide Meeting at Ritz Theatre
Republicans from across the county gathered in rain at the Ritz Theatre to hear issues from James Wadsworth and Clyde Kotly with C Langham introducing speakers. The audience responded with strong support for Republican policies and plans for future rallies in Greentowne and Cockport by local committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Bevtions
Ritz Theatre
Catfenes
Nes O
Prestienttah Camunien Spe
United States
James Wadsworth
New York
Conarossmiin
Clyde Kotly
Atorhenn County
Hiwands Bao
Joseph Stuart
Che Ceatee
Wenist
Gie Deca
Greentowneship
Cockport
Lynn Siverd
William Goss
del. R. Keith
Worner Stephens
J. Sickenberger
J. Clair Irwin
Road Dedication Comprised Aultman Ceremonies
Aultman Hall hosted ceremonies Friday evening for the dedication of a 10 mile road linking Blairsville with the Indiana Saltzburg road. W H McQuilken of Jacksonville presided. Hon J Elder Peeler and Blairsville figures spoke as the road opened. Local residents provided music and vocal numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aultman
Aultman Hall
Blairsville
Indiana-Saltsburg
W. H. McQuilken
Jacksonville
J. Elder Peeler
Town
John GB. Frenniken
J. P. Archibald
W. J. Neal
McIntyre
BF. J. Vinton
Indiana
D. W. Yealy
Thwirsville
Atheling
Russell Fluvyes
Harry H. Wilson
QO. M. McMillen
Nevin Montgomery
Iselin Mine Fire Under Control After Weekend Blaze
A fire in No. 6 mine of the Pittsburgh Gay Coal Company, sparked by crossed wires, was reported under control this morning and likely to be extinguished soon. A large crew pumped water into the mine as the Indiana Fire Association aided with a chemical truck. The week also saw King Leather goods pay the highest payroll in town history with over 200 employees and steady orders from department stores nationwide. Family birthday gathering and two weddings noted, along with hospital transfers for operations at South Side Hospital in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyndtod
Pittsburgh Gay Coal Company
Indiana Fire Association
Ltakan
Iselin
Uned
King Leatherooda Manufacturing Company
Win Gables
Farm Wealth of County Makes a Fine Showing
State statistics show Indiana county farms in 1927 to 1928 produced crops valued at about 3.65 million dollars and livestock valued at 3.02 million, with 137,650 acres covered. Milk, eggs, honey, wool and butter contributed large sums, while farm equipment included thousands of motor trucks and tractors. The report details crops, animal numbers, farm homes, and fertilizer use across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varkus Dewpartmen
Indiana
J. H W. Wible
Bureau of Statistics
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Bath
Ata Oie
Cowes
Teilerwise
Farang
Armagh Wheatfield hosts Halloween at Twalloween night
Armagh and East Wheatfield Township High School held a community Twalloween with about 600 attendees. The building was decked in black and orange with eight uniquely decorated rooms, a costume festival, and several exhibits. Winners included Doria Burnaby and Neva These, judged in the gym, as the event ran over two hours with a reception in the north corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aramgh
East Wheatfield Township
Wheatfield Township High School
Armagh
Coxyn
Une Guesta
Doria Burnaby
Neva These
Milo MM. Tuther
Mies Nora Wadsworth
Mies Nora Wadsworth, If. ©. Miele
J. A. McKelvey
M. MM. Ling
Sudden summons comes to local man and pastor dies
A Brownsville Tex bound for winter farm visit collapsed from heart trouble. Wind Herlinger of Indiana died en route after hospital treatment. Rev Dr Frederick W Hinitt long served as Indiana Presbyterian pastor and church leader. He died after a heart attack at the church parsonage. Funeral plans and full biographical details follow on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tielian
F. W. Hinitt
Presbyterian Church
Wind Herlinger
Indiana
Prownsville
Tex
Hiner
Williams
Lawn
Brownsville
Herlinger
Triin
Tie
Wis
Fred
Meria Younking Herlinger
Brushvalley
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Misa Matilla Robertson
Indians Tamber and Supply Company
Mgr
Harry V. Heringer
Midland
Tudlana
Frederick
Harry Herlinger
South Sixth Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Frederick W. Hinitt
Town
Sixth Street
England
John
Selma Iiinitt
Westminster College
McCarodel Theological Seminary
Warrennsburg
Ottumwa
Iowa
Parsons College
Fairfield
Centre College
Danville
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington
Young Men’s Christian Association
London
United Kingdom
Army Educational Commission
General Council
The
Presbyterian Church of North America
General Assembly
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Xen
John D. Adamson
Edith Beatty
Frank Black
R. D. Arthur Birdsall
Annie Balfour
Lawrence Bowser
Punxsutawney
Magbriagh
George Buterbaugh
Progress Office
C. BF. Glasser
C. F. Glasser
Bennett
Pioneer Music Co
Win
Pioneer Music Company
Trastea
Handly Service
Handy Service Store Organization
Twin Gables
Olivers Judes M. Langham
J. W. Gordon
Tor
Kerough
Ot. Taylor
Pority Party
Judi M. Langhan
Pittsburch
J. N. Langham
Pittsburgh
Adams
William J. Mazzola
Auvitman
Stella M, Setlock
David K. Hill
Indiana -Indiana
Leora NM
Nealer
Frank R. Slovensky
Stafford Anna Julock
Frank ‘Trentini
Gardnerhill
Erma Mancabelli
Teelin
James M. Taylor
Hattie J. Martin Parkwood Vendel
Sarah Lanay Blacklick
John O. Kennett
Blairayille
Goldie
Burns Burrell
James P. Flack
Margaret L. Nelson Ndfany
Michael Bigan
Arcadia
Elizabeth
J. C. Bair
Dayton
J. W. Grmmphell
Shelocta
RK. C. Bratton
Plattaville
C. H W. Dinsmore
Glenn Lowman
Grant Township
Leo Cost
Cleveland
George Cost
West Watersbect
Heargs FL Mack
West Wheatfield Township
Geal
Mary Miller Ound
Clair
Armstrong Township
Robert I1kin
Weat Mahoning Township
George Coleman
Ekiers Ridge Academy
Fred Dilts
John Wetting
White Township
Elmer Borland
Clevaland
Stella Kunkle
Lawrence Getty
Youngstown, O
John L. Getty
Church Street
H. B. Falconer
Jane Lee
Stafford
Jones
Jamestown
N. Y
A. E. Walker
Mont Getty
Willsdale
County Institute
Dora Stephens
School Street
Anna McFeaters
St. Patersburg
Fla
Wid
S. Q. Overdorff
Bvatine
Overdorff
J. W. Rhine
Ralph McIlwain
Joseph McClarren
Kathryon McQualey
Mary Andre
Salisbury
Chicago
WM. G. Buck
Tutnal Brown, Jr
Hinverford
Mary Flaher
Robert M. Fisher
North Sixth Street
M. ©. Watson
North Seventh Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Warrisburg
Beulah Liggett
Weat Chestnut Street
Ada
Ohio Northern University
Miss Liggett
Robert
J.T. Hoover
Smickaburg
J. C. Good
Tanoma
Hoover
J. PP. Soaentgen
Akron
A. J. Sayre
Frey Methodist Church
Sayre Nome
Stark
Sayre
Uitle
Wang Cheely
Abe
Jeetf Bostty
Water Street
Geeren Alisane
Lex Greiner
Adnan
Toledo
Soren
Harry McCreary
South Ninth Street
Mercury
Charles K. McCreary
Mary
Greensburg
W. A. Sadler
Salkukgrove
Dro
P. George
Lancaster
Hannah A. Orris
Justice of the Peace
McLain
Jies Port Flack
Margaret Louie Nelson
Justice of the Powe Oo
Melaiin
Harald Clayton Marsh
Lucerne
Miss Bertha Miller
Weekdieh
Mar. McTain
Vincent) Mack
Itobingon
Mre. GB. Marek
Werely Try
South Side Hospital
D. A. Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
Charles A
Cresson
George Albert
Charleston
Frank
Luxton
Bess Cunningham
Cunningham
Orange City
Mla
Girty
Anna. Smith
John T. Jamison
Troutisan Company Miployes
Panployes
Troutman Company
Waffie
Rustic Lodge
Harold McKean
Touktmaster
Robart Fi Jauikon
Washington Township
Bert Allshouse
Howe Ion
Fred Werlinger
Trust Fara
Texas