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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1925
Page
1
Walter D. Peterman declares his candidacy for the office of Register and Recorder to voters of Indiana County. He cites careful evaluation of his opponent a widow with pension and estate, his civic service in the army and at the Regimental Sergeant Major level, and pledges a serviceable efficient office focused on public interests.
Charles Martin Sr retires as proprietor of the Martin Cafe and his son Charles will take charge with no interruption. The Martins plan to relocate to Florida this month. Several local residents and visitors are noted, including Miss Mellie Rupert of New Kensington and Mrs. Raymond Johnson visiting Leechburg. Church and school activities, hospitality, and town visits fill the week.
Residents and visitors in the Sabbath community include Kenneth Stuchul en route to Muskingum College for winter term, a new child at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Orr, and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clover Pierce. Indiana visitors, school staff, and area shoppers populate a weekend round of calls, visits, and church activities.
Barney H. Demarest presents a large state fair program featuring 18 horses, 11 people and 10 acts by White Bros with the Retlaws Acrobats, plus parades, horse pulling contests in heavy and light classes, stock judging, Brenckman speech, Grange prizes, baseball, and Good Roads Day contests for cars. Watch for announcements.
In justice to all candidates voters are warned about last hour campaign stories seen as false and malicious. The county race has remained free of personal attacks, and the call is for a closing period of clean, fair competition.
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