Farmer Emigh fatally crushed by Fordson tractor accident
Frank Emigh, about 66, a well known farmer of Cherryhill township, was killed when his Fordson tractor struck a telephone pole and toppled, trapping him. He died shortly after at Heilwood Hospital. Emigh leaves a widow and 11 children. funeral was held at his home and burial in Diamondville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mmigh
Cherryhill Township
Heilwood Hospital
Emigh
Jay Gibson
Kenwood
Gibson
Golden
Hellwood Hospital
Tie
Diamondville
City Hopes to Purchase Modern Fire Fighting Gear
Homer's effort seeks funds to equip the main fire house with hoses nozzles and a carrier once a water system is ready. Firemen aim to secure 1000 to 1860 feet of hose and related gear for the fire rack. Union Transfer Co wins a temporary Indiana to Clymer mail contract with two daily trips replacing the old street railway route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Quataling
Homer
Union Transfer Co
Clymer
Union Transfer Company
Pbeen
Indiana
Py the Indians County Street Railways Company
Real Estate Transfers Across Burrell and Marion Center
Floyd L Fowler transfers 40 acres in Burrell to Addison F Shank for 10000. Blairsville Land Improvement Co to Daniel Sewers a lot in Burrell for 300. BH McLaughtlin to J C Crawford 122 acres in Young for 1 62h. J S Hileman to Charles F Mc Junkin three lots in White for 300. John R Neilson to Robert G Moore a lot in Marion Center for 200. Minnie Weiss to Robert P Good a lot in Marion Center for 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd L. Fowler
Addison F. Shank
Burrell
Blairsville
Governor Fisher Opens Pa Outlook on Presidential Nomination
Governor Fisher after a White House call says Pennsylvania Republicans keep an open mind on the presidential nomination. He lists four men Weaver Dawes Hughes Lowden as equal possibilities and notes Mellon could win solid support as a favorite son. Mellon and J Blair Sutton accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Washington
Fisher
White House
Weaver
Dawes
Charles FE
Hughes
Lowdon
Mellon
J. Blair Sutton
Indiana
Sutton
Mr. Fisher
September Rimenai Court 15 In Session In Homer City
The September criminal court opened Monday with the trial of William Jeffries and Frank Grenda on charges of tampering with rotor vehicle and larceny. a guilty verdict was returned on all counts. Dr C J Wirk of Homer City faces abortion charges and is also being heard. Former County Couple Celebrate Silver Anniversary in Oregon Mr and Mrs James Forsythe of this place, now Hillsboro Ore, observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on September 9 with a reception at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Ninety guests attended. Forsythe, a clerk in Hillsboro post office, is son of Mrs Murtha Forsythe of Twelfth Street. The couple are active in Hillsboro Church and well regarded locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Kirk
Homer City
William Jeffries
Frank Grenda
Ron Pergon
C. J. Wirk
Forday
Oregon
James Forsythe
Hillsboro
Gre
Methodist Episcopal Church
Forsythe
Murtha
Twelfth Street
E. Budd Lewis
Cleon Campbell
H. DB. Tomb
East Wheafield Township
Indiana
John Oates
South Seventh Street
J. B. Armor
Tlarrisburg
Co. B. O'Neill
Clymer
M. J
Harry Clark
Louis Clark
Uniontown
Squire M. C. Misher
Planville
Warren
Ohio
TR. Mctuulough
Strongstown
Cau Jy
W. W. Hopkins
Ih N. Banghey
East Mahoning Township
Nana Vistors
Siesdiy
Thomas Moorhead
Town
Springfield
Sharp Beck
Trade City
Greiner Baking Company
Blair Sutton
Shah Street
Tharrisburg
Guy, John & Wisher
Owen Doherts
James Smith
Merritt Wells
Bulgor
Street
Tyrone
C. R. Stewart
Aspinwall
Towa
Moorfield
W. Vin
W. H. Senior
Pueblo
Colo
Overland
Frank Dorr
Robert
Kansas City
Marion Moebertson
Indiana Hospital
North Tenth Street
Harry McQuown
Charlotte
N. C
Olive Lowry
Mollie Lowry
Railroad Avenue
A. A. Wiggins
Shelocta
Helen Holstein
Mya
W. C. Holstein
South Eleventh Street
Love City College
Misa Bertia Spence
Washington Township
Merle Spence
Lillian Nichol
J. M
Migs Wizabeth Swift Oxden
Philadelphia
D. Clark Milla
Fudge Dod Miller
Clark Miller
Pittshorel
Spriss
Weddings of a Week Patraquin Stadtmiller and Others
A series of weeklong marriages listed from Indiana to Stafford and Blairsville. Patraquin and Miss Mildred Stadtmiller wed at Rev. L B Rittenhouse’s residence on East Church street with plans to live in Ernest. Other couples include Miss Helen May Walker and Blair George in Tarentum, Ralph Wynn and Ruth Johnston in Blairsville, Mary L Silvis and Orville M Cunningham, and James M Kreps with Latilla Keller. Each couple plans to reside at or near their home communities following the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patraquin-Stadtmiller
Claude Patraquin
Ernest
Mildred Stadtmiller
Oliver Stadtmiller
Stafford
L. B. Rittenhouse
East Church Street
Indiana
George Walker
Helen May Walker
Parr Walker
Town
Blair George
West Lebanon
Tarentum
Frank Walker
Wrynn Johnston Ralph Wynn
Walter Wynn
Blairsville
Ruth Johnston
Hillside
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
H. B. Lloyd
Cunningham-Silvis
Mary L. Silvis
Shelocta
Orville M. Cunningham
B. ¥. Bieber
Zion Lutheran Church
Apollo
Marriage Licenses and Local News From Strongstown and Nearby
Shelby Goodman and Mary Clark, Edward Elbel and Alice McFarland, Orville Cunningham and Mary Silvis, John Gabrielli and Eleanor Mass, Warren Benn and Eva Hill, all listed in local marriage notices. A collision near Pittsburgh injures Mr and Mrs J Richard Clements with Mrs Clements hospitalized. driver J C Ward sustains skull fracture. Flower shop opened by Lisle St Clair in West Reading. Homer City girls begin nursing training at Pittsburgh Children's Hospital. Cookport fair Thursday to Saturday with Jersey cattle exhibit. John McDonald, 24, injured at workshop after foot crushed under weights near Wharrisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Goodman
Mary
Clark
Edward C. Elbel
Alice McFarland
Canoe Township
Orville M, Cunningham
Apollo Mary J. Silvis
Armatrong Township
John Gabrielli Brackenridge
Eleanor Mass
Blairsville
Warren D. Benn
Strongstown
Eva L. Hill
Strongstown -Hostetter
Youngstown
Banks Township
Indiana
J. Richard Clements
Town
Pittsburgh
Clements
Wis
J. C. Ward
Wakefield Family Reunion At Home Of James Wakefield
Wakefield family from near Bolivar gathers at James Wakefield home for reunion. Attendees include two sons Jacob Minneapolis and Clinton Wakefield and five daughters Clara Cribbs Laura Hewitt Sarah Artemus Cynthia Bowser Annie Treasure, plus brother John Coyle Wakefield and cousin William Felton. Dinner served in orchard on sunny day. Squire and Mrs. Lynn return from Eastern motor trip with son K Dean Lynn and Mrs. Lynn’s sister Elmer J J B from New Florence. trip includes Valley Forge Philadelphia Atlantic City and seaside visits with good weather and a surf dip for Mr. Lynn and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
James Wakefield
Ane Gueane
Jacob Wakefield
Minneapolis
Minn
Clinton Wakefield
Clara Cribbs
Laura Hewitt
Sarah Artemus
Cynthia Bowser
Annie Treasure
Bolivar
John’ Coyle Wakefield
Kansas City
William, Felton
Squire
T. S. Lynn
K. Dean Lynn
Clyde
Lynn
Elmer J.J .B
New Florence
Valley Forge
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Washington
Wilmington
Baltimore
Mr. Lynn
County Commissioners Attend State Meeting in Harrisburg
County Commissioners Lewis G. Clark F M Smith and their wives travel to Harrisburg for the annual convention of the Association of Pennsylvania Commissioners. Commissioner C L Campbell and J Murray Peeler depart tomorrow to attend the meeting. Nearby Young township hosts a birthday gathering for William and Mrs Crum with about 150 relatives and friends. Morning Pennsylvania Railroad train schedule changes Indiana branch 5 35 a m now aligns with Torrance connection at 6 41 a m reaching Pittsburgh at 8 08 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Lewis G. Clark
F. M. Smith
Wartter
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indiana
Torrance
Pittsburgh
Elderton Golden Wedding Celebration
Elderton residents Mr. and Mrs. QC Steffy celebrated their fiftieth anniversary with visitors, gifts, and a purse of coins. Meanwhile Mrs. Siearle Clawson, wife of the Robinson schools principal, died at her New Florence area home after a hemorrhage, survived by her husband. Rev. Wm D Good was assigned to Rochester Mills by the Allegheny conference, and other local notes list hospital, court, and social updates from Indiana and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elderton
Steffy
Parsons
Sieaie Clawson
Steele
Damka) Clawson
Robinson Schools
New Florence
LWO
Youn Hoh
Wy OD. Good
Rochester Mills
U. B
Riev
W. Db. Good
Houlester Mills
Mosing
Witetieth Inual Alleghany
Cried Brethren Church
Julstowat
Saurday
Road Contracts Let as Indiana County Plans Project
The Indiana-Shelocta concrete road project is let to a low bidder Hood Firm Given Constenebton for 200 447. M. Benet & Son of town won with the surface work to begin early next month. The Cramer pike route runs south to Johnstown, estimated at 10 040 dollars. Somerset counts election miscount results death of judge J. Cobor during vote tally. Jewish New Year observances begin with Rosh Hashanah services across the Pittsburgh district.
Death notices of Harvey Cunningham and relatives
RECENT DEATHS list Harvey Cunningham aged 81 of Wayne Avenue died Saturday from complications of diseases. Born July 2 1846 in Youngstown, he lived in the county farming earlier, ran a Jacksonsville store, then Indiana for real estate and insurance. He joined United Presbyterian Church, later transferred to Ips Church. Survived by wife Miss Sarah J McQuindie (m 1874) and several children. second wife Miss Varied Russell died earlier. Funeral Monday at Cunningham home church with Rev. Pinkerton. burial Greenwood Cemetery. Also listed are deaths of Sarah A Trilbart, 7, and Anna Shapsan, 77, with brief lives and church ties. and obituary mentions about Hamilton and other local residents with church and farm ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monkey College Hill
Indiana
John 8
Curry
Whiteman
Robert Davidson
Davidson
Cur' Ty
Mr. Gurry
James F
Fliza Curry
Berwindale
Clearfield County
C. C. Curry
George Zimmerman
McIntyre
Presbyterian Church
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Indiana Country Club
G. C. Curry
North Fifth Street
FB. W. Hinitt
Avade
Greenwood Cemetery
Harvey Cunningham
R. Harvey Cunnningham
Wayne Avenue
Tie
Young Towne
Wugh
Martha Cunningham
Farmine
Doacksonville
Aso
Indiaia
Tilling
Bin
United Presbyterian Church
Wis
Tweksomyille
Russell
Tio
McQnaide
Lownsttny
Samuel J. Coneingham
Pitbalpeeh
Pitbalpeeh, and ‘Thomas BR
Sarah A
Beivhart
Satal
Oak Street
Teeansen
Adium
Hillsdade
Wa. Pint
Greenwood
Tirty Brilhart
Leslie
Wil
Jota Wo
Bimilton
John W. Tamilton
Rochuster Mills
Godinass
Wil- Tina Hi
Pamilton
Anna Shapsan
Manion Canter
Tubecca
Dorothy
Helen
Blaine
Brothers
Ohuhegth
Ares Dames Mhumillan
Covade
Norn
Hyuntivon
Washington, D. C
W. B. Piter
Rochester
Karl Philipps
Niuurigw Centar
Gil
Bence and Marshall Named County Commissioners Win Narrowly
Official county vote totals show Charles L Ronce leading Republican bids with 2,700 votes while J M Marshall trails by 52. Marshall narrowly beats M Smith for the nomination. Henderson and Campbell compete in the Democratic slate with close counts. overall results hinge on November turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Township
J. Ms. Marshall
Smith
Charles Lronce
Dixonville
J. M. Marshall
Town
Marshall
M. Smith
Blairs Villay
Miamihill
Sants
Renee
Whters
James T. Henderson Ar
L. Campbell
Henderson
Campbell
Johnston
Tomb
Pitapatrick
Spicher
Diunean
Krytzer
Isarle Miller
Republian
Fred W. St. Clair
Licket
Harry A. Nichol
White Township
Wt. J. Hood
Republica
Michal
Hood
Willians
Wil-luninowman
Harvey Buchanan
Noniness
Claude J. Bath
Tcket
Marl Long
Q. B. Jones
Gts
Methea
Brushvalley Township
Loti Yole
Stephens
Remaley
Kanide
Borland
Jettries
Grambling
Groft
Pollock
Parkin
Tyronsuvar
Allison
Stewart
Crist
Ross
Wilms
Malcolm
Heatty
Commissioner
Keith
Dodd
Lambing
Nippes
Clark
Moorhead
Lusk
Brown
Wagner
Coy
Roney
Bence
Colenun
Tid
Bennett
Kinter
George
Careull
Hudson
Livingaton
Shi
Rosensteel
Aghby
Hirrold
Ristager
Potato Growers On Tour Report Mixed Yields In Indiana County
Twenty potato growers rode antamobile loads on a tour last Thursday. Yields on five farms ranged from 200 to 250 bushels per acre with frost risk potentially limiting the 400-bushel class. Jacob Mycek of Purchase Line showcases a two-horse power air cooled engine power digger and Paul Hopkins of Marion Center uses a second-hand engine from a word car. Prices for potatoes look strong this fall with some growers already contracting at about $1.50 per bushel amid blight losses on unsprayed fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Jacob Mycek
Purchase Line
Paul Hopkins
Howe Marion Center
Holts
Calf Club Meetings Set at Two North District Halls
Calf Club units in Hyade City and Marion Center schedule monthly meetings. The Jersey Calf Club will meet Thursday evening September 28 at the Grange Hall. Marion Center Jersey Calf Club plans Friday evening September 30 at Marion Center High School. John A. Ruel of State College will attend both meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calf Club
Hyrade City Jersey
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Frank Hmigh
Cherry Hila
Pragic
John Ss. Curry
Mosskey College
Liders
Triste
Wade
Salisbury
Albens
Mielay
Rose Tow Room
Mr. and
Ars
Dantes W. Robinson
Sallonurs
Little South Bend
Doris Jean Reefer
Phillip Reefer
South Bend
Douglass Studio
Philadelphia Street
Governor Fisher
Coolidgn
Rimenae Court
Kreps-Keller
James M. Kreps
Latilla Keller
Dr. Bieber
Lutheran Church
Lisle P. St. Clair
John M. St. Clair
West Philadelphia
County Treasurer's
Jatlica
West Reading
Penn Juvenue
St. Clair, Florist
Nas
Margaret Weumer
E.G. Weame
Nanty McNutt
William McNutt
Homer Giry
Nur
Pittsburgh Childrens’ Hospital
Hursig
Cockport
Jersey
John McDonald
Whairsville
Young Township
William Crum
Crum
Mos. Bom
B. M. Suit
Charele Gireet
St. Francis Hospital
Pittspurgh
Richmond
Walter Pfetierhof
A.M. Graffius
Wohyin
Az Jetern
Pring
J.B. Wack
Pittneburgh
New Brighton
Clacklick
Aeten
Hohlajson
Mevbiddle
Blaleaville
Fev
Howard Armstrands
Fatima
J. Mitchell
Usalpsbanye Piast Niioanatl Bank
Matern
First National Bank
Salts
TPL
Rites Hushiling
Mey McGiary
Joseph
Womin
Manxsillowney Hospital
Rotmans Tweard Pals
Koteitietion van Mloadagy Vending
Whitey-third District
Rotary Trierinidonad
Wadehatae
Mie
Poehanga
Sotet
Jhames Wilkes
Piltshorst
Bodiy
Somerset
Somerset Lownally
Somerset County
J. Cobor
Usaltimore All Ohio Railroad
Wrunk Caber
Sidown
Wil Continus
Pitighurgh
Armagh
Wiliam
Pomona Ghaige
Pomona Grange
Denton
Urangs
Warth
Phinville
Lidiona
Connie Yodd Beam
Fiddian Saad
Stobert
Cada
Binshaelibaiti
Adets
Prades
Ipaine HH
Smailih
Raat
Seach
Baers Sol Smith
Arendla
Rive
Hamer
Vie Furish
Shadbsville
Vuysnay
Winttsvilliy
AL Whitesell
Coblege
Maiskinguan College
Hell
Geri
Tiagh Ba College
Hot McCreight
Job Stepard
A Webb
Tom
Fagiene
Aivnies
Andy
Winland Dnier
Willet
McCcreight
McCreight
Winsville
Willy
OG. Pinkanton
Mrs
Clymer Tor
Rity Hotbed
Yaa
Parranve
Jesups
Chyaner
Baddime
Phe
Geetun Tantheran Chireh
Ae de Leihit
Chitin
Ami
Ssetadty Dimie Ae Kovlu
South Dyula
John McChoskey
Jol Meeloskey
Gay
Aelhese Ehdladrens
Eiigabeth
Patrick
Daanes
Adhon
Mraneis
Wallan
Bernard McClophey
Ussiter
War Brothers
Williwa
McClus
Key
Aisber
Wlaaherlt Dangberty
Rossiter
Bence and
Potato Growers
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