Fisher Seen As Governor Candidate In 1926
Indiana County residents express support for John B Fisher of Indiana for Pennsylvania governor in 1926. Articles in The Philadelphia Sunday Item highlight Fisher as a fit, experienced businessman with state senate, banking department, and legal background. Local notes from Hillsdale report visits and social updates as community news emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
John 8. Fisher
Indiana County
Indiana
Goveror
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Sunday Item
Fisher
Commonwealth
I. Hig
Orchard Demonstration and Meeting at Stonebraker Farm
An orchard demonstration will be held at H W Stonebraker farm on Friday September 15 at 6 pm with spraying and check tree observations. An Indiana County Fruit Growers Association meeting will follow to discuss pest control and guard for mice and rabbits. About 2000 bushels of apples are anticipated this fall.
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Stonebraker
H. W. Stonebraker
Idiana County
Caldwell and Cunningham Enjoy Luncheon at Indiana Pantry Club
A luncheon at the Pantry Club in Indiana last week hosted J. L. Caldwell and his daughter. Mrs. Eptle Cunningham and her son returned to Cleveland after visiting relatives. Cunningham and Miss Dible were guests of Indiana Biives during the stay.
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Wheatfield
A. J. L. Caldwell
Pantry Club
Indiana
Eptle Cunningham
Yell
Cleveland
Gunningham
Dible
Gipayd
P Spicher
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Susie Ober
Mra
Bradley
Ord Bartlebaugh
Edgar
Don ‘Grimble
Ernest Brady
Grampian
G. M. Brady
Martha Powhutsky
Mercy Hospital
Johns
Town
Charles Powhutsky
Leon Williams
Erie
Charlie Burkett
Dlaine
Eleanor
Kellytown
Iane Coalmer
Rossiter
Jos-Win
Mire
John
James
Commodore
F. M
Friel
Lawrence Thomas
Johnstown
Oscar McCall
Stafford
Blair Coalmer
Youngstown
Mollie Coalmer
Rev. McGrew
Alverda
Occu
Christian Church
A. W. Jones
Lillie
Burnalde
Cotleta Clapsaddle
Gramspian
Frank Chalapsaddle
Mollie Hess
Ruth Trimble l
Testing Starts In Four Townships Monday
Dr McGroarty works northern Cherryhill township as West Mahoning waits till next Monday. Dr Lewis McClosky drives Pine township and Harry Altman drives Rayne township. All 20 townships to be completed in three weeks except retests where infection found. Retesting 90 days from first test. Disinfection and postmortem inspections offered to reactor owners. No testing in South Mahoning Washington Armstrong and East Wheatfield until January per schedule.
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McGroarty
Cherryhill
West Mahoning
Lewis McClosky
Strongatown
Pine Township
Harry Altman
Rayne Township
Teo
South Mahoning Washington
Armstrong
East Wheatfield
Weddings Of A Week Bring Hillman Hill and Fyock Oaths
A series of local wedding notices from Indiana and surrounding areas includes the marriage of Bula Abigail Hill to George Adolph Hillman in Blairsville with family in attendance, and notes on Fyock Blose and Ruddock-Parker ceremonies. The Rev. Miller was re-elected presiding elder at the Evangelical church session in Johnstown.
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Robert Hill
Fagies Mere
Biddle Avenue
Baltimore
Indiana
Miller
Evangelical Church
R. C. Miller
Oak Street
Johnstown
Ts. B. Rittenhouse
Evangelicalichurch
Home of Jay D Hill Robbed Sunday Night
The home of Jay D Hill of Oakland Avenue was entered on Sunday night. A watch belonging to his son Sharkey and $5 in currency belonging to Bud Fleming were stolen. Sharkey’s car was used for a joy ride and returned with an empty gas tank. Police suspect the same offender has broken into local homes in recent weeks. Also note births: Mr and Mrs William Hildebrand welcome a six and a quarter pound boy named Robert William. Twins born to Mr and Mrs Rudolph Anderson on Reed Street, a boy and a girl born September 3.
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Jay D. Hill
Oakland Avenue
Sharkey
Bud Fleming
Win
Hildebrand
William Hildebrand
East Pike
Robert William
Rudolph Anderson
Reed
Four Death Notices and a Bank Safe Robbery Report
Eleanor Elizabeth Balogh 14 died at home from heart disease in East Philadelphia street Indiana. Iselin birth, moved to Indiana twelve years ago. Funeral in Balogh home. interment Oakland cemetery. Nicholas Hoffman 83 of White township died of general debility. Born in Germany, survived by ten children. Funeral at St. Bernard's church Indiana. Benjamin F. Jamison 71 longtime resident died in his home of debility. Survived by wife and several children. Services Thursday 2:30 pm. burial T. A. Douglass Cemetery. James Douglass 68 of Montgomery township died at home after long illness. Pine Flats Baptist member. survived by wife and two children. Mrs. S. B. Brandon 82 of Washington township died in Indiana hospital of paralysis. survived by husband and son Carl. Funeral at Creekside Presbyterian Church and burial Oakland cemetery Indiana. Bolivar station safe blown open. money looted. amount unknown until audit.
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Eleanor Elizabeth Balogh
Stephen Balogh
Philadelphia
Iselin
Caime
Indiana
Presbyterian Church
Edward
Balogh
B. A. Vecsey
Farrell
Oakland Cemetery
Nicholas Hoffman
White Township
Germany
St. Bernard's Church of
Margaret Fath
Mary Fath
Barbara. Sanderbeck
Annie Schnupp
Jeannette
James Shick
Clements, Hasinger
Andrew
Edoward Hoffman
William Nihert
Teresa Hoffman
St. Bernard's Church
Benjamin F. Jamison
Margaret Campbell Jamison
Martha Prugh
Atwood
Marie Stear
Smicksburg
Close
George Hutber
Myrtle J. Simpson
Florence J
Arthur McGaughey
Pearl Miller
Seattle
Wash
A. M. Jamison
Girty
Mallasa Kirkpatrick
Brockway
Hannah Lakehart
Chambersville
White
T. A
Douglass JT
Douglass
Montgomery Township
Cherry Tree
Pine Flats
Cecil Tonkin
James Douglass
John HB. Douglass
Cockport
Mrs. el Cameron
Emeigh
Oakland
Bolivar
Pennsylvania Railroad
Measure of Grief in an Estate and a Hidden Policy
Jason inherits a cousin Paul Gentry’s shabby home and discovers nothing of value except a single quarter and old letters. In the end a torn shoe reveals a $75,000 life insurance policy, paid up, changing the measured grief into unexpected wealth.
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Jason
Isis
Holme
Paul Gentry
Gentry
Paul Genttry
Paul
Anna
Annan
Denad
Junior
Normal School Opens With Capacity Attendance in Indiana State
The fall term of the Indiana State Normal School opened with about a thousand pupils in attendance. Over 250 applicants could not be accommodated and enrolled in other Normal schools in western Pennsylvania. A separate item notes Welgum woman injured in an auto wreck and the driver arrested for a hearing. Also notices urge delegates to mail convention cards and a noisy classified plea seeks old tires and similar items for cash.
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Normal School
Indiana State Normal School
Pennsylvania
Richard Woodward
Welgum
Vacation and notices span Indiana County areas
Gipay D and P Spicher enjoyed a Buffalo Niagara Falls trip while Susie Ober heads to Cleveland. Local residents visit relatives and attend events as teachers, nurses, and clergy are noted. A lengthy equity case near Young Township seeks partition or sale of land with notice to numerous heirs. A bull dog alert ends with homeowner obligations.
Orphans Court Sale In Kenwood Pennsylv county Indiana
Public sale by order of the Orphans Court of Indiana County Pennsylvania of three adjoining tracts at Kenwood near Cherry Tree. Properties include two two story frame dwellings and other structures with coal rights reserved. Terms require ten percent down, balance over one year with interest. sale conducted by The Savings & Trust Company of Indiana, Pa. Executor of John Kephart deceased. Dated September 20, 1925. admin notice follows.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania
Kenwood
Cherryhil
State of
Savings & Trust Company of
John Kephart
Dovlid W. Ayers
John Sexton & Company
Box H H
Chicago
Educators “Association
Guaith Ave
Pittsburgh
West Philadelpha Street
Bell
Pouldey Farm
Ly Ietterhoff
Wolle
R. D
D. G. Strong
Penn Tun
Sirtie
Orphans' Cort of
Ronnty
Pennays
Vania
Grant
First National Bank of
Plumville
Plumviile
County of
D. W. Douds
Cashler
Thia
The
Indiana Progress
Indiana, Pa
Kittanning
J. R
Locust Street
Rite J. H. Lytle
Penn Run
Real estate and coal rights described in Grant Township
Friday October 16 1925 at 2 00 PM the following real estate in Grant Township Indiana County Pennsylvania including two tracts or parcels one lot containing 102 acres more or less with coal rights and mining privileges waiver of damages and road building rights and another tract containing 15 acres strict measure with ingress egress rights for mining purposes and related surface works all subject to specified boundaries and reservations.
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Grant
County of
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Willian Rankin
Vincent
Anid David Learn
Beech Creek Coal and Coke Company
Grant Towneship
County
Penn
Ian
Sas
James A. McAllister
McAllister
Theodore A. Nichol
Auction terms in probate sale for David Leta estate
Court orders sale of Grant township real estate with minimum bid of five thousand dollars received by Caroline Learn and G J Lenen administrators. Balance due on confirmation of sale and deed delivery. return of surplus at next court term. By order of the court Dolls W Ayers clerk Indianapolis Pa September 11 1925
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Caroline Learn
G J. Lenen
David Leta
Grant Township
Dollie W. Ayers
Yndloana
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