Indiana County Sabbath School Convention leadership elected
Chapman elected president of the Indiana County Sabbath School Association at the annual convention in the new Methodist Episcopal church. Rev J Stanley Harker retires after a year. Mrs Alice Galley re elected secretary. Rev Charles E Held chosen superintendent of Home Department. Delegates from most Sunday schools attended the 34th annual meeting with extensive talks on religious education and open doors in religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace €. Chapman
Washington Street
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
New Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Stanley Harker
Saltsbury
Alice Galley
East Oak Street
Charles E. Held
Homer City
Indiana
Harrisburg
Harold F. Humbert
BH. H. Brewster
Tachers
Viola Vinton Morris
B. A. McGarvey
Harl S. Rudissli
St. Luke's Church
York
HH. F. Pmbert
Jona V. Sikes
State Association
Brewster
Humbert
Morris
McGarvey
Harker
Pittsburgh Conference Opens at Indiana in New M E Church
The 108th annual Pittsburgh Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opens September 30 in the new M E church of Indiana and runs through October 5 with Bishop Herbert Welch presiding. Expected attendance ranges from 600 to 800 guests, including a preliminary session September 29 at 2 30 p m with examinations, mandator y registration, temperance board anniversary, organ recital by John A Bell and speeches by Ella B Black and D Stewart Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Church
Pittsburgh
the Methodist Episcopal, Church
M.’E
Indiana
Herbert Welch
D.D
Ll.c
Mandaters
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
G. L. G. Richardson
John A. Bell
Ella B. Black
D. Stewart Patterson
Blairsville Couple Attends Fair on 50th Wedding Day
Mr and Mrs D W Thompson celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at the Indiana county fair on Thursday. Married by Squire Pierce of Blacklick fifty years ago the couple later settled in Bisksville and have five children: John G Thompson Blair View C B Thompson Enterprise W H Thompson and daughters Mrs Bert Donahue Blairsville and Mrs Harry Cornell Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Thompson
Indiana County Fair
Squire Pierce
Blacklick
Bisksville
North Dakota
John G. Thompson
Blair View
C. B. Thompson
Enterprise
W. H. Thompson
Bert Donahue
Blairsville
Harry Cornell
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices in Indiana County
Real estate transfers include Clifford EB Hood to John Anderson in Green for 125 dollars and multiple other tracts with prices ranging from 1.00 to 2600 dollars. Also announced are special evangelistic services at Cookport Baptist Church on September 27 conducted by Rev J Donaldson of Altoona with 11:00 am and 7:30 pm services. Notables include lifelong attendance at the Indiana County Fair by John E Hasinger and Dr John M St Clair, and 87 year old Mary Pennington voting for the first time. John Kester buys Tourist Inn at Cockport from W S Wilt via BEA Strout Realty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford EB
Hood
John Anderson
Green
H. B. Hamilton
First National Investment Co
George Liptak
Steve Liptak
George W. Bell
Margaret H. Bell
Blairsville
Marvin Dunlap
H. B. Hawk
Canoe
Caroline George
Della A. George
Young
Lizzie Wachob
W. S. Fiscus
Indiana
Jennie CG. Walling
Edley J. Wailing
Burrell
Peter O'hare
Mary O'hare
Washington
Ellis W.stiffler
Ralph W. Stiffler
Rayne
John McCullough
Harry McCullough
Buffington
S. S. Lucas
Ralph M. Borlant
Cookport
J. Donaldson
Altoona
Cockport Baptist Church
Donaldson
Minster
John E. Hasingar
Wayne Avenue
Indiang, County Agricultural Society
State Teachers' College
Hasinger
John M. St. Clair
West Philadelphia
Washington Presbyterians to Celebrate Centennial Event
Washington Presby terian church in Rayne township marks 100 years with ceremonies October 3 and 4 led by Rev. John K Boston and Rev. Robert M Offutt. Activities include greetings, worship, a basket dinner, and communion at 2:00. Members total 110 with Sunday school enrollment 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Presbyteri Jun
Rayne Township
John K. Boston
Robert M. Offutt
Indiana
Washington Township
Washington Church
Home Post Office
William Patterson
Washington
Nicholas G. Sharrets
Lutheran Church of Indiana
Barclay
Blairsville
Godfrey Lightcap
Joseph Diven
John McGara
Abraham Moore
John H. Kirkpatrick
S. F P. Bolman
William Go
Shand
D. D. Christy
Carl Moore
C. B. Duncan
A. T. Bell
W. J. Wilson
R. J. Roberts
G. W. Alter
R. EB. Keirn
Personal Brevities From Indiana Visitors and Local Residents
Indiana visitors populate the list with George H. Hilbell Blanche Craig Agnes Langham and many others. births marriages and studies noted. The McJunkins welcome a newborn at Indiana Hospital while families travel to Detroit Pittsburg and Exeter to pursue education and conventions.
Bank cashier believed victim of robbery after car crash on highway
Dixonville Deposit Bank cashier J. W. Brithart was suspected of being robbed while unconscious after a highway crash between Dixonville and Clymer on Thursday afternoon. He had left with payroll funds over 4 000 dollars to deliver to Russell Coal Mining in Clymer. Brithart was injured, later reported stable, and about 2 700 dollars was said to be missing from the payroll, with the rest recovered from the car and victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brithart
Dixonville
Clymer
Winner
Indiana
September Criminal Court Sessions Opened Monday
On Monday morning Judge J. N. Langham opened September criminal court with five cases disposed without trial. Ray Henry pleaded guilty to a morality charge. John Chirolo forfeited bond for liquor law violations. Denver Bartlehaugh settled by marrying the prosecutrix. Fortunate Sabatine found guilty of felonious entry and larceny. Bennie Gentile acquitted. Samuel Fairman found not guilty by reason of insanity after confessing arson at Clarence Shields's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Langham
Ray Henry
John Chirolo
Denver Bartlehaugh
Fortunate Sabatine
Bennie Gentile
Samuel Fairman
Creekside
Fairman
Clarence Shields
Washington Township
Langham
David Brett
Robert Rawson
William Bracken
Virgienio Ghezzi
Paul Oligher
Harvey L. Kirkland
Herbert K. McClain
Clymer
Nichol Barn and Contents Burned by Lightning Sunday
A large Archy Nichol farm barn in White Township northeast of town was destroyed by lightning Sunday morning, with 800 bushels of grain, hay, and tools lost. The blaze also consumed the silo, chicken houses, and nearby structures. insurance covers about 5000. The incident occurred around 7:00 am as Nichol milking cows. Nearby James Boyer dwelling was damaged but not burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Township
Salford
Archy Nichol
Town
Clymer Road
Nichol
William Beck
Patrons’ Mutual
Pine Creek Mutual
James Boyer
Shelocta
Holt
Home Death After Car Accident In Rayne Township
Mrs James Pattison aged 71 of Rayne township died in Indiana hospital after being crushed beneath a car while crossing the highway in front of her home. Funeral services were held at Streams Funeral Parlors conducted by Rev A Waltman of Marion Center with interment in Galland cemetery. She leaves her husband a stepdaughter Maybelle Silvill a brother John Cogley and a sister Mrs Mary Michael. Also reported hunters needing no permit to carry lawful firearms and that unlawful firearms include sawed off shotguns short rifles and revolvers with under 12 inch barrels. Indiana banks to resume standard time hours next Monday opening at 9 am closing at 8 pm except Saturdays closing at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Hilbell
Banks Township
Indiana
Blanche M. Craig
Agnes
Parkwood
Betty Baldridge
Pittsburgh
J. N. Langham
North Ninth Street
W.3. Evans
New Kensington
Penn Rtn
Kenneth McJunkin
Town
Indiana Hospital
Mabel Fiscus
East Water Street
Pittsburgh Musical Institute
University of Pittsburgh
M. M. Davis
South Seventh Street
Detroit
Mich
The
American Legion
George Fisher
Courtney C. Getty
S. J. Getty
West Church Street
W. B. Kauffman
Margaret Kauffman
Cuyahoga Falls
Lewis.c. Wettling
Barbara
Atlantic City
James L. Jack
Philadelphia
Jack
Wettling
Vernon Taylor, Jr
David Mack
Taft Preparatory School
Watertown
Watertown, Conn.; Misses Martha Reed, Elizabeth Blair
Elinor Gordon
Frances Hikin
Vassar
McChesney Anderson
Flandreau
South Dakota
Anderson
Mra
F. J. Kellam
B P Highway
White Township
Paul W. Mack
Mr. Mack
McKeesport
James Pattison
A. Waltman
Marion Center
Galland Cemetery
Rayne Township
John Cogley
Camden
N. J
Mary Michael
Lancaster
H. Elmer Borragd
John Wensure
Pinevale
Deckers Point
John W. Leasure
M. J. Leasure
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Mins Emily McAdoo
Grant Township
Mary Boor
Mary Toof
Wilkinsburg
Chambersville
Matthew Streams
George Roof
Manor
Root
Mia
Alex Kerr
Texas
Charles ‘Root
Los Angeles
Calif
Mina Midgley
Irwin Cemetery
W. P. Kinter
Shiloh
William John Silvis
Big Late
Woodlawn
Wiliam John Silvis
Conemaugh Township
Jacob and Marie (Hefflefinger) Silvid
Edwin Siivis
Blairsville
Elgie Silvis
Saltsburg
Rachel Rosenberger
Kittanning
Albert A. Silvis
Cleveland
Obituaries and Death Notices from Indiana County
Major Washington P Altman dies at 80 after brief illness in Indiana Borough. Civil War veteran and former state employee, he reorganized the Indiana Fire Department and served as police chief. Survived by widow Mary Ellen and two children. funeral at residence with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Also: John W Leasure Civil War veteran buried at Pinevale. Mary Root dies in Wilkinsburg. W P Kinter, W W P Kinter, William J Silvis, Joseph Kolner passings. Funeral details and survivors listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington P. Alanan
Washington Perry Altman
Henry Altman
Samuel A. Smith
Indiana Messenger
Indiana Fire Department
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Church
Loyal Order of Moose
Reynoldsville
Mary Ellen (Glass) Altman
Ambrose Dieh
Pittsburgh
William Houston Altman
Clinton
Houston Altman
Robert L. Clark
Greenwood Cemetery
Official count shows Raleigh leading in county votes
County results released late yesterday place H A Raleigh of Montgomery township as the top Republican for County Commissioner with 3686 votes, ahead of J B Flenniken by 81. Other Republican contenders from the county and offices including Sheriff Prothonotary and Auditor totals are listed, with final tallies expected for third-party candidates. The Democratic totals for County Commissioner race show C L Campbell 670, Harry Kunkie 692, John Johnston 514, as counting continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Raleigh
Montgomery Township
J. B. Flenuiken
Burrell Township
Flenniken
Ratrigh
Banks No. 2
Blairsville No. 3
Charles Nippes
Himer W. Alligon
George Nesbitt
WW. BE. Roney
B. F. Harris
A. G. Fisher
J. M. Risinger
W. Bruce Wagner
T. H. Frantz
Christopher Coy
C. W. Barbour
A. Eugene Wilson
Frank M. Smith
Sheriff Tollow
J. Clair Iryla
EB. H. Croft
Asher G. Glenn
W. A. Kunkle
Stephen F. Lewis
W. Bart Long
Claude EB. Bath
W. R. Calhoun
Charles C. Mehain
Elmer Borland
Charles L. Bence
Harry A. Nichol
Luther ™ S. Williams
J. C. White
E. BE. Dickie
William M. Ruddock
George Jerko
Fred W. St.Clair
James E. Peterman
Lisle S. Flicktiger
Donald
C. L. Campbell
Harry Kunkie
John Johnston
Blind Man Drops Dead On Eve Of Home Voyage
In Dix onville on Saturday Andrew Lorentk 62 formerly of Dixonville died of a heart attack while returning to the County Home after arranging his homeward voyage to Czecho Slovakia. He had been blind for a year, lived apart from his wife and children, and was to sail last Friday with a passport and companion. Fire Prevention Week runs October 4 to 10 with a call to inspect premises and remove fire hazards to cut the national fire bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixonville
Andrew Lorentk
Czecho-Slovakia
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W. C. Chapman
Miyrs
Alice Guiley
Home Department
M. BE
Iowa
Lon Means
Georgeville
James Hazlett
Frostburg
West Liberty
Harry E. Hazlett
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Ray Hazlett
H. W. Moose
Penn Run
Maytag
Maytag Company
Isabel Reed
G. W. Week
Livermore
Company E
305Th Engineers
80Th Division
New Florence
Joseph Scorpio
Glen Campbell
Mary Pennigton
Grandma” Pennington
Roadhouse
John Kester
Cockpart
W. 8. Wilt
BE. A. Strout Realty Agency
Joseph Turner
Nowrytown
Elizabeth Richardson
John Compardo Hellwood
Mary Stupie
Does Heilwood
Cloyd W. Kerlin
Thelma B
Ingham
Theodore A
Bennett
Frances G. Hutcheson Blacklick
Clarence M. Craig
Stanley J, Wojkowski
Anna V. Nemergut
William Hayes
Ernest Salena
Horker Hamilton
O. A A
Ashington Presbyterians
West Lebanon
Brushvalley
Clair Mack
New Philadelphia
Essued
Bhacy W. Alllsson
United States
Joseph Kolner
M.D
Paul Kolner
St. Bernards Catholic Church
Sen
Edward and
Carl Kolner
Morrisdale
Rairigh
Montgomery
Fplenntken
Homeland
Bert Root
Derry
Eugene Wilson
Roofhay
Lay