Sabbath school workers meet in Indiana County convention
County Sabbath school workers gather September 17 and 18 at the Presbyterian church Indiana with music by D B Ackley and his brother. Rev HE Gearhart chairs local music committee. Devotions led by George W Trotter Rescue Mission Pittsburgh. Preston G Orwig leads Wednesday afternoon Young People's session. An alumni association supper and address by Dr Acheson follows. Live wires highlight Thursday program with a superintendent conference and talks by L Grace Kane Carmack Alexander and Ernest Work. Delegates seeking overnight entertainment should send names to Harry W Earhart.
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Indiana
Presbyterian Church
D. B. Ackley
Philadelphia
M. Gearhart
Lutheran Church
George,w. Trotter
Rescue Mission
Pittsburgh
Preston G. Orwig
Young People’s Division
Teacher Training Alumni Association
Indiana County
Acheson
Pennsylvania College For Women
John ©. Acheson
Pittsburgh College For Women
L. Grace Kane
Children’s Division
H. ©. Carmack
Frank Alexander
Reynoldsville
O. A. B. G. Work
Ernest Work
Gordon Literary Program Topics of the Day Discussed
The Gordon Literary Society schedules a Tuesday evening program with music, recitations, readings, and debates including a labor abolition topic. Henry Graff leads a discussion on your experiences at the fair, with multiple members and guests taking part in a two hour session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollowing
Gordon Literary Society
W. PB McCrea
Henry Graff
William Gillingham
Leland Mikesell
Viola Gibson
Butler
W. P. McCrea
Joseph Mack
Mabel Mikesell
Morrie Reed
Frances Btrong
F. B. Repine
Vietrola
Solopy
Helen Alexander
John McIntire
Mock
Lester Altman
Lillian Graff
Reba Williams
Anna Mary Clawson
O. Shields
Jake Class
W. P. McGrea
Joseph Mock
Frank McCrea
Royden Long
John ©. Ackerson
F. C. Shields
Weddings of a Week in Indiana County Notes
A week of local marriages features Laughlin Farlin in New York with Laughlin to reside on Eleventh Street and continue musical work at Indiana Normal School. Other couples include Raymond and Tersa Grambling of Homer City, Steffy and Kephart, Black and Faith, Mabon and Walker, Mumau and Rowley, Buterbaugh and Shank, Groebel and Marek, Hollis and Osborne, Pearce and Henry, Miller and Neal, Stephens and Mervine, Allshouse and Peterman, Conrad and Miller, and Heshbon’s win over Lueinsboro twice with Wagner, McIleaters, and Miller.
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McLaughlin, Rowlan & McAfes
Pittsburgh
Indiana County
Raymond Grambling
Robert L. Raymond
Pittsburg
Tersa H. Grambling
Homer City
H. BR. Grambling
Rey.Camby Moore
Stefly-Kephart Abram Steffy
Dorothy Mae Kephart
John Kephart
Pleasantville
Green Township
B. W. Hutchinson
West Church Street
Blaine Steffy
Twila Good
Marion Center
Steffy
Sheffer
West Philadelphia Street
Buterbaugh-Shank
Mack Halley Buterbaugh
Grant, Township
Hazel Tidy Shank
Cherryhill
B . Hutchinson
Luther Buterbaugh
Harvey Shank
Groebel-Marek Otto Carl Groebel
Martha Mareck
Johnstown
CG. G. Morrow
First United Presbyterian Church
School Street
Hollis-Osborne Joseph Gallagher Hollis
New Alexandria
Mae Martin Osborne
Latrobe
Pearce-Henry Quinn Pearce
Lochvale
Alice Henry
Canoe Township
Register and
J. Clair Longwill
J. A. Beaton
Heshbon
Heshbon Stars
Lueinsboro
Wagner
McIeaters
Miller
Chambersville v Co
Indiana
Clara Eb, Neal - Rossiter
Richard Anderson
Mary A. Tarleton
Rossiter
Leslie G
Marion White
Helen A. Walker
White
Frank Mumau
Ye Green
Hillsdale
Fay Rowley
Thomas J. Stephens
Rosella
Merryine
Jennings J. Allshouse
Washington
Olive G. Peterman
Mack H. Buterhaugh
Grant
Hazel T. Shank
Cherrybill
A. Je Miller Arenas Blacklick
Blacklick
Sarah
Conrad David A. Ritchie
Fairmont
W. Va
Jessie
Prickett
Quinn Pearce Aeeete Lochyala
Alicea Henry
Gordon Johnston
Grace Fryeese
Creekside
John A. Steffy
Dorothy Kephart Irwin
Elton Johns
Marsha E. Buckley
Jeannette Joseph G. Hollis
Greensburg
Mae M. Osborne Seen
Vatrobe
Elmer E. Little
Peewee
Edna Ly Hair
Family visits and a homecoming telegram from overseas
HAMIL Myr and Mrs Bartholomew visit near Hamilton with relatives from Ridgway and Sam al Mottern's area. Miss Hazel Kinter returns home from grandmother's. A telegram from Private Emery C Warden announces his vessel arrived in New York and he is stationed at Camp Merritt, N J, with plans to be home soon. Real estate transfer records note W W Brady selling 118 acres and 92 perches in Hast Mahoning to Harl B Philipp for 6000 dollars.
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Myr
Bartholomew
Kinter
Hamilton
Samuel Enterline
Ridgway
Sam al Mottern's
Jrients
Marchand
Hazel Kinter
Creekside Bay
Tome Front
Oversea
Kiss Mae Warden
Creekside
Emery C. Warden
16Th Infantry
First Division
New York
Camp Merritt
N. J
W. Wi. Brady
Hast Mahoning
Harl BM. Philipp
Veteran Drugist Delos Hetrick Retires After 52 Years
Delos Hetrick, a 52 year veteran in Indiana drug business, sells to Dr. Jason Carson, Harry Lydick, and Joseph A. Shrom. New owners to run Hetrick building location on Philadelphia Street. Carson formerly a Hetrick employee, Lydick with prior drug store work, Shrom runs Blacklick shop. Hetrick plans farming and fruit growing west of town.
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Delos Hetrick
Indiana
Jason Carson
Harry BE
Lydick
Town
Joseph A. Shrom
Blacklick
Hetrick
Philadelphia Street
Dr. Carson
Clymer
Busiess
Hlmer W. Allison
Shrom
Dick Hetrick
Sixth Street
Odd Fellows
Echo and Punxsutawney Visitations and Local Travel
North Point residents Clare nce McBoose visit Echo with John Reardon. Will Neal and son Leon visited Josiah Neal’s family in Indiana last week. Ruth Gahagan plans to attend Punxsutawney High School. Beatty Elkin and Elmer return from Pittsburgh visiting her mother Mrs Andrew Carr. Mrs Clark Reftz shopped in Punxsutawney Thursday. Cyrus Rummel did a business visit in Pittsburgh last week. Ray Crawford and family visited Mrs Wm Drummond in Hamilton on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence McBoose
Echo
John Reardon
Will Neal
Leon
Josiah Neal
Indiana
Ruth Gahagan
Punxsutawney High School
Beatty Elkin
Elmer
Pittsburgh
Andrew Carr
Clark Reftz
Cyrus Rummel
Ray Crawford
Feile
Hamilton
Wm. Drummond
Hill Top guests and local visitors report
Arthur B D Robinson of Norfolk Virginia visits his parents Mr and Mrs A W Robinson. Miss Crawford of Oak Ridge visited Efe Watt. Vada and Elizabeth Watt began school Monday. Miss Witie Watt had a minor eye operation in Indiana Saturday. Miss Ethel Nelson of Brushyalley and Miss Helen McKee of Saltsburg visited the Robinsons weekend. Mrs C C Laney attended the Remarkley reunion near Pittsburgh Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur BD. Robinson
Norfolk
A. W. Robinson
Crawford
Oak Ridge
Efe Watt
Vada
Elizabeth Watt
Witie Watt
Indiana
Ethel Nelson
Brushyalley Township
Helen McKee
Saltsburg
C. C. Laney
Pittsburgh
Indiana County Fair Sets Attendance Record and Stock Winners
Indiana County drew an estimated forty five thousand attendees over three days, setting a record with a new attendance high. The three day ticket sales topped twenty thousand dollars, with Thursday alone selling nearly twenty eight thousand single admissions and four thousand tickets. The event showcased a large car display, a stock judging contest won by Indiana’s Harry Shearer and other top finishers, and strong education exhibits by the Penn State Extension Department and Child Health Organization.
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Tndluna County
Pennsylvania
Allentown
Indiana County Farm Bureau
P. E. Daugherty
State College
Deaths in South Mahoning area claim several locals
Obituaries recount James B. Douds of Plumville dying of pleurisy at 71, with service details. George Hazlett of Georgeville, 77, noted as leading farmer and church member. David B. Work, 87, Civil War veteran, with large family ties. Shucy T. Smith, 60, Indiana Messenger editor, died in Monrovia after health decline. Lola M. Lauster, 38, of ast Mahoning, died after bowel surgery. Mrs George Wishell, 68, of near Resaller, perishing from diphtheria leaving husband and two children. Funeral arrangements and burial sites listed.
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Shucy T. Smith
Sarah KK. Smith
South Sixth
Samuel A. Smith
Indiana Messenger
Monrovia
Cal
Mary Agnan
Wilson
A. W. Wilson
Stucy
Jane W. Binith
Tsa
Nf. I. Binith
Town
J. M. Smith
Pittsburgh
George J. Poll
Pasadena
W. Beaster
Loli
Mabel Lanter
W. Pp. Lauster
Indiana Hospital
Lola M. McAfoos
Marnings
Lauster
Yatenboro
George Tsheill
George Wishell
Resaller
Peter Bruner
Banks Township
United Brethren Church
Bertha Fetterman
Local Notes From Rochester Mills And East Wheatfield
Rochester Mills residents welcome visits from Mrs Erdean Potts and daughter and relatives. Irene Ward of Greensburg stayed with kin. Edgar Work and others visited Indiana. Mira Oberlin teaching at Punxsutawney spent weekend with family. Win Kanauff family and Dorothy called on friends. Glasser couple from Dixonville visited. Helen Cyaflins, student at Punxsutawney High, home for weekend. Virelula Caldwell left for New York City. Public funeral at Strongstown for Robert K. Cressowell attended by A E Johnston and family. James Ht Hitchinson left for Minneapolis. Alfred Togers and wife toured Johnstown. HW D Tum reports four valuable horses lost. Mildred and Mary Andley visiting Blacklick aunts. Tomb ill. Plane sighted over section Monday. Gertrude and Allie Killen guests of uncle W H Dick.
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H. J. Roney
Tride City
Wor
John A. Miller
Wayne Avenue
Quebec
Canada
N. M. Zimmerman
Prim|ville
B. Decker and Son
Ford
Lovejoy
J. S. Russell
Town
Charles Russell
Montreal
A. W. Diven
Martin’s Ferry
W.T. Wilson
West Church Street
R. B. Durning
Roy
Pittsburgh
T. 3. Lewis
Marion
Louise Daugherty
Jeannette
N. J
R. F. Templeton
South Seventh Street
W. Bruce Wagner
J. M. Wagner
Near Dilltown
Bertha Wagner
Florence Wagner
North Fourth Street
J. G. Walker
Smicksboro
Edward Dickey
West Mahoning Township
Indiana
Mary Smith
Columbia Hospital
Wilkinsburg
James Edwards
Idaho
Marlin McAtoos
Flemine
Summit
Atlantic City
New York
John Monks
Martins Werry
Hame
James St. Clair
Orton J. Cartwright
Cookport
Detroit
Mich
Ohio
Lorl R. Niel
Glen Campbell
Stork
Niel
Helen Black
Sarah Dickson
Akron
J. M. Nichol
Tocust Street
Margaret Fiscus
Frank
Augusta
Wilmington
Del
J. Knox Gilkerson
Hendale
Cal
Clara Ferguson
Washington Township
Bart Ferguson
DuBois
John Ferguson
B. I. Lydie
Canter Township
Bethel
Church
Sheldon Smilin
Junker
Taft
Ponca City
Okla
Lana McElhaney
A. H. McElhaney
White Township
Indiana Hospital
R. H. Lute
Tuttrobe
Margaret
Harold
Charles
David
Fred Tate
Horace
Mac Trimble
Leechburg High School
State University of Arkansas
Douglass
May Ginter
Bart Ginter
Ningdale
A. D. Gromley
Cherry Tree
A. J. McElhaney
A. M. Walback
Washington, D. C
Foringy
Alva Walback
War Task Insurance
Charles O. Swasy
Argonne Forest
Winhome
Warblick Township
J. CG. McGregor
North Sixth Street
Edgar Eiseman
Eiseman
Nellie McGregor
Erdean Potts
Fiaynalle
Irene Ward
Greensburg
Ord Weaver
Edgar Work
Misa Mira Oberlin
Punxsutawney
al Andra
Win. Kanauff
Dorothy
East Wheatfield
Virelula Caldwell
New York City
A. E. Johnston
J. K. Caldwell
Robert KE. Cressowell
Strongstown
James Ht. Hitchinson
Minneapolis
Mian
Alfred Togers
Josnstown
HW. D. Tum
Sildred
Mary Andley
Cralaner
4. K. Gerhard
Joseph A. Shrom
Blacklick
Gertrude
Allie Killen
Cresson
W. H. Dick
Crim inal Court Sessions Report Week of Pleas and Plea Guilty
Criminal Court convened for two weeks with no jury as most cases disposed before trial. Three trials listed include Lewis Gross charged with assault with intent to kill, Brown Lyong accused of larceny from a car, and William Schrecengost charged with defrauding a boarding housekeeper. Lenlos forfeited bond for failing to appear. Reasinger’s case quashed due to defective information. Nelphia pled guilty to liquor and gambling charges. Reddell pled guilty to intoxicated driving. Lydie pled guilty to pilfering $20 from a post office. Grand Jury returned 17 true bills. four ignored. Presentment urges two Yellow Creek bridges and repairs to county buildings and a Willard County Home replacement structure.
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Criminal Court
Eanted
Lewis Gross
Near Seward
Brown Lyong
Saltsbury
William Schrecengos
Rossiter
Frank Reddell
Town
Elmer Lydie
Stafford
Reverend Carey Dies After Ill Health in Hairaville District
The Rev Jesse William Carey aged BS years superintendent of the Hairaville district of the Methodist Episcopal church died at home Monday afternoon from anemia after a long health decline. Born February 1 1841 in Washington county he graduated from Allegheny College Meadville. He served Washington Apollo and Indiana charges and later became superintendent of the Miniraville district. He leaves widow Mrs Anni May Carey and daughter Thelma Joy. Funeral services by the Pittsburgh Conference will be held at the M Wy church this afternoon at 1 o'clock.
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Diane B
David WW. Dowds
Plumville National Bank
Charles Wilson
New Castle
Robert Wilson
Cleveland
Joseph Dowds
Plumvilla
Thomas Edgar Dowds
Robert Q. Woods
Pittsburgh
James
Charles T. Dowds
Dindal
J. Mack Hazlett
Indians County
Georgeville
Tfis
Harry Haglett
Vernon
Iowa
Jennie
California
William
Samuel
George
Robert Hazlett
Georgoeville
Thomas Hazlett
Jacksonville
Ella Thompson
Gileal
Curch
Davia DB. Work
D. Widdowson
Rochester Mills
206Th
Thoms Moore
Nancy Work
Trochester Mills
Ida May Verve
Charles and Clark
Old Homestead
Austin Bowars
H. D. Widdowson
Jiliward Work
Prathars
A. S
Texse
William Carey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Plate
Washington County
Allegheny College
Meadville
Washington, Apollo
Indiana
Miniraville
Mia
Anni May Carey
Thelma Joy
Cabinet of Pittsburgh
M. Wy
Thalma Carey
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Sproul
Christian and Missionary Alliance
2. I. Milburn
Altoona
David Copp
Africa
Penn Run
Harry McCurdy
Curry's Run
Black Faith Charles M. Black
Crete
Alverda Faith
C. J. Fleming
Willet
Aultman
Black
Coal Company
Mabon-Walker
Leslie Glenn Mabon
Helen Aretha Walker
W. L. McKee
The
Baptist Church
Harry L. Walker
George Co. Mabon
Mumau-Rowley
Grean Township
J. A. Lawrence
Second United Presbyterian Church
R. Mumann
Lawrence Rowley
Ben L. Stephens
Stephens
McFeaters
W. A. McFeaters
Harry Mefeaters
Merle
Mahlon
Mabon Mefeaters
Keller Haring
North Point
County Air
Ter
Clair Wetzel
Ernest Wetzel
Fulton Simpson
Savings & Trust Company
Pair
Indiana Deposit Bank
County Paly
Misa Milton
Folowing
Indiana Hardware Co
Buchheim Bros
J. M. Stawart «& Co
Daugherty’s Drug Store
Hildebrand’s Drug Store
Menivy Hall
J. D. Johnston
Troutman Co
Bon Ton
Child Health Organization
A. Mack Havelett
David B. Worke
Stacy H. Smith
Tiave
Jesse William Carey
T. W. Robbins
Robbins
West Penn Hospital
Jennie Byler
Mhinville
Bertha Murray
Welrtam
Mabel Gardner
Oliva Donellan
Matthew A. Miller
Bolivar
Michael Milley
Wakefield Bracken
Dunio
Cora
Ndga
Gladys
R. M. Sheffler
I. M. Sheifler
West Lebanon
O. 5. Sheffer
B. A. Sheffer
John Donahey
Theodore Donahey
Tunnelton
Mra. Lisle McCreary