Yesterday's election brought surprising results across party lines
The primary yielded unexpected winners across county offices. John M. Malcolm led Sheriff Republicans with 4,253 votes to Elmer Borland's 3,507, while Lewis G. Clark topped County Commissioner Republicans, with a 500 to 700 vote lead over rivals. The near tie for County Treasurer prompted awaiting official counts, and Prothonotary Walter Ayers won a commanding nomination. District Attorney Warle Miller and Register and Recorder candidates also led their races, with several offices still awaiting final mail-ballot tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Malcolm
White Township
Elmer Borland
Malcolm
Borland
Koozer
DeGaetano
Lewis G. Clark
Town
James M. Ishall
F. M. Smith
Blairsville
Hay
Commissioners Office
C. L. Campbell
Brushvalley Township
John Bannett
William G. Stewart
Buffington Township
Bennett
Stewart
Benton R. Williams
Pine Tonship
Frank
William Banks
Luther 8. Williams
Jay
Grumbling
Burrell Township
James A. Palatin
Rayne Township
W. R. Tomb
Walter Bath
Indiana
Patterson Reelected President of State Millers Association
Harry C. W. Patterson of Saltsburg was re elected president and Griffith Ellis of town named to the board of directors of the Pennsylvania State Millers Association at its Atlantic City convention held this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. W. Patterson
State Millers’ Association
Saltsburg
Griffith Ellis
Town
Pennsylvania State Millers’ Association
Atlantic City
Real Estate Transfers Noted Across Indiana County
Real estate transfers recorded since the last report include numerous lot and tract trades across Blairsville Homer City Indiana White Banks Creekside and other areas. Notable entries include Frank Graham to Peter Bracken for a lot in Homer City and Grant Snyder to Joseph Dellafero for 68 acres of coal in Banks, with values ranging from 200 to 6504 dollars.
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Indiana County
Carmine D'Angelo
N. DiNunzio
Blairsville
Joshua M. Gibson
Nick Karlowick
Green
Frank Graham
Peter Bracken
Homer City
M. Heckman
Alfred Datwil
First Ward
Indiana
Ray A. Liehtenfels
Garfield Smokeless Coal Co
West Wheatfield
Susan K. Peirce
C. Guy Neal
Grant Snyder
Joseph Dellafero
Amanda M. Ginter
H. BE. Heilman
Montgomery
Wesley E. Lyons
Mike Winoskey
Burrell
G. W., Lindquist
J. M. Davis
Center
John S. Spires
May W. Shields
David B. Shields
Banka
Louis Johnston
Ralph C. Henry
White
Linus Johnston
Jesse H. Mack
O.C. Smith
O.C. Smith, Jot’ N Clymer, $4800. Ruth Smith To Wm. EB
Lintner
A. Bennett
W. F. Bowman
Fi Lester D. Elkin
Robt
D. Elkin
West Mahoning
Mary C. Andre
J. R. Peterson
Saltsburg
J. Calvin Boyer
Indiana area honors and social notes updated
Indiana area social updates list callers from Clymer Strongstown and Mast Mahoning township. Local visitors include West Lebanon and Portiveea. Notable entries mention new Boy Scouts commissioner J A Whiteman, health issues, travel plans, college enrollment and opening of Indiana merchants displays for fall merchandise and extended sales through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Green
Clymer
Indiana
J. B. Graham
Strongstown
W. W. Hopkins
Mast Mahoning Township
County Medical Men At Camp Rest-A-While Today
Visiting physicians at Camp Rest-a-While discussed modern diabetes treatment with Duslin and other serious maladies. Dr Lawrence Litchfield of Pittsburgh spoke on diabetes care, while Dr Samuel Watterworth of Clearfield addressed galley care and Dr Turnbull urged tuberculosis hospital needs. The event concluded with a county medical society dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Medical Society
Ciuip Resto
Lawrence Litchfield
Pittsburgh
Duslin
Samuel Watterworth
Clearfeld
Galer
Turnbull
Pennsylvana
Kittanning
Foreigner Acquitted in County Murder Case
After hours of deliberation the jury Sunday evening acquitted Mike Jangioppo of murder. The foreign prisoner, jailed nearly two years, was released. Freeman Walker, a negro, died in January 1922 during coal mine labor troubles in Commonweal township. A retrial had been ordered by a higher court, and most of last week was spent on the second trial.
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Mike Jangioppo
Jangiappo
Freeman Walker
Negro
Conmmaneh
Marc
Lo Ugree
Indiana MCA Membership Drive Sees Growing Support
An Indiana MCA membership drive reports strong progress toward adding 1000 new members. The Berkshire Show and Pie Club windup at Blesse Schoolhouse on September 29 invites hog enthusiasts and supporters. Dr. H M Huver of State College will officiate the event and praise for public school-like community services is noted.
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M. CL
Indiana
M.C. A
Berkshire
Willus Berkshire
Blese School
Lumm
H. M. Huvner
State College
Tragic Deaths Fate of Five County Men
Five county men are named in a tragic notice of mine accident and suicide. William Thompson, 60, of Trucklick, worker at Valley Mould and Iron, died after a 2000 pound magnet fell from a crane at the foundry yard. He warned a colleague earlier to stay clear as the crane malfunctioned. Thompson leaves a widow and several children. The item notes another Indiana resident, Stiles, 71, who shot himself at Creekside, with his obituary on page seven.
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White William Thompson
Valley Mould and Iron Corporation
Trucklick
Thompson
C. W. Widdowson
Indiana County
North Josephine
Jie
Willam Bennett
Philip White
Josephine
James
Roy
Warren
Josephine Bridge
David Thompson
Blairsville
Jay, Starry
Blacklick
Larry Boyle
Pittsburgh
J. T. Davis
Coral
Relay Stiles
Indiana
Creekside
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Irife Record
Armaghaideesbees
Armstrong
Banks
Dacaserees
Brushvalley
Buffington
Cherryhill
Cherry Tree Clymer
Conemaugh
Glen Campbell Grant
Otnee Green
Jepagrance Indiana
Jacksonville Mahoning
Mahoning
Marion Center
Plumville
Rayne
Salisburs
County Commissioners Dist
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Amt
Isa
Iil
Clark
BIG
Smith
Marshall
Sheriff
Sennett
Ayers
Miller
Frank Berner
Locust Street
Pottsville
Kelly N. Hazlett
West Lebanon
Robert R. Hazlett
Georgeville
John Good
Portiveea
D. A. Wiiteman
BOY Scoop
Keape
Indiana Council of Boy Scouts
J. A. Whiteman
Europe
Br. W. P. Shepard
Bradenville
Fla
B. 8. Sloan
Railroad Agenda
J. Clyde Stayer
Huntingdon
Nstella Gibson
James Gibson
Penn Run
John Patterson
Willian Barnett
William
Watseka
W. A. Burnhalmer
Griff
Gage
New England
Canada
Marybelle
Ruth Simipson
Near Town
New Wilmington
Westminster College
John GC. Watson
Church Street
Barnesboro
Donald We Laie
Martha Lane
Bert A. Merrick
Louise We Kine
Sandy A. Moose
Minin Strong
Fay A. Yucekeube
Gertrudy P. Meee
Benty Lael
Mary 2
McGlar
Robert M. Cuulek
Harriett, Fryar
Charles A. McKelvey
Norathy Garretson
T Mahaney
Bols
Osaphing
Tylill
Tyhill
Indiana N Miss
Aitsbury
Weceh
Hurry
Funnellon
Saltaburg
Arthur McNally
Dpelin
Grace Blyslane
Newrytown
Win
Wissinger Vandergrift
Nellie M. Couch
Waner Miller Oot
Clairaville
Katherine Helman Tilairaville
Israel Michtavits
Harrisburg Jengler, Kessler
Millheim Grower
Li Grants
Moween Milzwbyth Courier
Crossman Lot
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Peter Stinles
Clawey
Autyn
Jorsephing
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