The Indiana Weekly Messenger from Indiana, Pennsylvania • Page 12

FOUR INDIANA WEEKLY MESSENGER, THURSDAY, OCT. 27, 1927 PAUE Entered at the Post Office at Indiana as Second Class mail matter. Printed by the MESSENGER PUBLISHING CO. 17 North Sixth Indiana, Pa. H.

K. Smith and J. M. Smith, Owners and Publishers. ADVERTISING LATES Legal and official advertising, 10 cents per line for except cases where charges for certain advertising is Axed by Court Assembly, Rates on Commercial advertasing given on application, J.

M. SMITH. Editor and Manager Frank H. Daugherty, Associate Editor ONE YEAR $1.50 COUNTY OFFICEES President Judge J. N.

Langham Sherlit John Malcolm District Attorney L. Miller County Auditors Jay S. Grumbling W. R. Tomb Luther Williams Jury Commissioner Scott Chambers William F.

George Sealer of Wta. and Meas. Blair Ansley Prothonotary Claude R. Bath Register and Recorder Dollie W. Ayers Treasurer Bennett Commissioners 'Lewis G.

Clark F. M. 8mith c. L. Campbell County Surveyor T.

McCrea Coroner Dr. Fred W. st. Clair REPUBLICAN TICKET Sheriff pueriog towe 'H Prothonotary Claude E. Bath Treasurer Elmer W.

Allison Commissioners Charles L. Bence James M. Marshall District Attorney Earle Miller Auditors Harry A. Nichol R. J.

Hood County Surveyor Q. B. Jones Judiana guessenger. Dr. Pinkerton At Plumville The Leadership Training School to be held at Plumville in November conaiders itself fortunate in having this famous United Presbyterian leader to teach its class in Chunch History.

Dr. Pinkerton has recently created a great intrest among his members in his recent sermons on the leaders of the church. And now he does this larger piece of service to our community by bringing all classes, a conception of the whole development of the church! from the time it numbered only a few hundred until it now covers the earth in its influence and power. You may enroll in this school with Norman Laughrey, of Marion Center or with Mr. D.

W. Douds, of Plumville. There are other courses of study for those intrested in BibleStudy, The Pupil, or the Junior Worker. Celebrated 53rd Anniversary. the family, Saturday, October 22nd, at which members of the family were present.

Charles A. Cunningham and wife, of Cresson, George A. Cunningham, wife and Geonge of Charleston, W. Frank B. Cun-! ningham, of Tampa, and Miss Elizabeth Cunningham, of Cleveland, Ohio.

The reunion was in lieu of the 63rd wedding anniversary which occurs on November 19, but at which time it would not have been possible to have gotten the family together. Mr. ond Mrs. D. A.

Ounningham, of. 734 Wayne Avenue had a reunion of Yet She Can Teach. Some funny things occurred at the recent primary in Nanty-Glo which didn't get into court. In one of the previnets a teacher in our public schools asked for assistance in marking her ballot. The board required her to make an affidavit that she was not able to do so without help, and shel signed a sworn statement that she was not able to read or write.

She is still. drawing a salary as teacher in the public Journal. Citizens' Club Holds Election. Election of officers featured the supper-meeting of the Italian and American Citizens' Club at Beyer, on Saturday evening. Ross DeGaetano was named president; J.

T. Sonni, vice' president; P. Dalessio, secretary and John Perry, treasurer. The speakers for the occasion were E. E.

Creps, of Indiana; Dr. W. J. Gatti, of Punxsutawney, and Dr, C. M.

Smith, of Plumville. Remarks were made by other visitors from Punxsutowney and the members of the club. Music was furnished by a quartet of Punxsutawney singers and Nick accordionist. Miss Delphine M. Kennedy, who was taken into the home of Mr.

and Mrs. W. T. Mahaffey, of' Cherrytree, when but five years of age, upon the death af her mother, graduated. Ootaber 4, at the head of her class in the threerear course of training for' nurses in the Columbia hospital, Pittsburgh.

Miss Kennedy was considered one of the best nurses in the hospital. SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION John M. Malcolm, High Sheriff of Indiana County, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, do hereby make known and give notire to the electors of county aforesaid, that a general election will in said County of Indiana on TUESDAY, FOLLOWING THE FIRST MONDAY OF NOVEMBER, BEING Tuesday, November 8, 1927. for the purpose of electing the following officers, to-wit: One person for Sheriff of Indiana County. One person for Treasurer of Indiana County.

One person for Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts of Quarter Session Oyer and Terminer of Indiana County. One person for Surveyor of Indiana County. Three persons for Auditor of Indiana County. Three persons for Commissioner of Indiana County. One person for Coroner of Indiana County.

One person for District Attorney of Indiana County. At the elections hereafter held under the laws of the Commonwealth, the Polls shall be opened at 7 o'clock, a. m. and closed at 7 talock, p. m.

To vote a straight party. ticket, mark a cross (X) in the square, in the first column, opposite the name of the party of your choice. cross mark in the square opposite the name of any candidate indicates a vote for that candidate. To vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, write or paste his or her name in the blank space provided for that purpose. This shall count as a vote either with or without the cross mark, To vote for an individual candidate of another party after making a mark 'in the party square, mark a cross (X) opposite his or her name.

For an office where more than one candidate is to be elected, the voter, after marking in the party square, may divide his or her vote by marking a cross (X) to the right of each candidate for whom he or she desires to vote. For such offices votes shall not be counted for candidates not individually marked. VOTES To Vote a Straight Party Ticket, Mark a Cross (X) in this Column. REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC LABOR PROHIBITION SOCIALIST Sheriff (Vote fir one) H. Elmer Borland, Republican.

John A. Remaley, Democrat, bition. William Parkin, Labor. C. A.

Palmer, Socialist. County Treasurer (Vote for one) Elmer W. Allison, Republican, Prohibitionist. Frank E. Groft, Democrat.

W. G. Stewart, Labor. G. C.

Johnston, Socialist. Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts of Quarter Session Oyer and Terminer. (Vote for one) Olaude E. Republican, Prohiibition. S.

W. Uber, Democrat. County Surveyor. (Vote for one) B. T.

Jones, McCrea, Prohibition, Labor. Democrat. County Auditor. (Vote for two) R. J.

Hood, Republican, Prohibition. Harry A. Nichols, Republican, Prohibition. Wm. E.

Bowman, Democrat. H. S. Buchanan, Demorrat. County Commissioner.

(Vote for two) Charles L. Bence, Republican. James M. Marshall, Republican. L.

Campbell, Democrat. J. I. Henderson, Democrat, Prohibition. Joseph A.

Henderson, Prohibition. Ruben Einstein, Socialist. F. T. Lowman, Socialist.

County Coroner. (Vote for one) Fred Republican, Democrat, Prohibition." District Attorney. (Vote for one) Earle Miller, Republican, Prohibition. J. Wayne Tomb, Democrat.

And the qualified electors of the County of Indiana will hold their elec' tion in the several districts as follows: Armagh borough, in the Town Hall, in said borough. the Armstrong township, 1st district, in Plection House, near Hill Top school house in said district, Armstrong township, 2nd district, in the Election House, near Curry Run Church, in said district. Blacklick township, 1st district, in the Election House on farm of R. D. Clawson, in said district.

Blacklick township, 2nd district, the building of S. L. Longenecker, in Graffton, in said district. Banks township, 1st district, in store house of W. A.

Smith, at Hortons, in said district. Banks township, 2nd district, in Election. house at Flora. in said district. Burrell township, 1st district, in Election house in Blacklick, in said district.

Burrell township, 2nd district, in the Election House on the Lintner farm, in I said district. FOR STRAIGHT PARTY dwelling Burrell of township, Daniel 8rd Sowers, district, in in South the Blairasille, in said district. Blairsville borough, 1st ward, in the town hall, in said ward. Blairaville borough, 2nd ward, in the in sald ward. Blairsville borough, 3rd ward, in the olection house in said ward.

Buflington township, 1st district, in the township building near John Graham's, in said district. township, 2nd district, Coal in the building of the Lackawanna at Wehrum, in said district. Bufngton township, 3rd said district, district. at election house, Dilltown, in Brushvalley township, 1st district, in the election district. house near Mechanicsburg, in said Brushvalley township, 2nd district, in the election house in Heshbon, in said district.

Canoe township, salad district, in the election district, at Rogalter. Canoe township, 2nd district, in the election house at Fairviow, in said district. Cherryhill township, 1st district, In the Grange Hall, at Penn Run. Cherryhill township, 2nd district, in the election house near Clymer, in the said district. Clymer borough, 1st district, in building, in that district.

Clymer borough, 2nd district, in building, in that district, Center township, 1st district, in election house near Roads schoolhouse, in said district, Center township, 2nd district, in the storeroom in the village Graceton, in said district. Center township, 3rd district, in the building of the R. and Coal Iron opposite to Lucerne coal shaft, in said district. Conemaugh township, 1st district, In the election house at the mouth of Scrub Grass Run, in said district. Conemaugh township, 2nd district, in the election house near the home of Thomas Hughes, in said district.

Conomaugh township, 3rd district, in the election house in Saltsburg Extension, in said district. Conemaugh township, 4th district, in election house in village of Tunnelton, in district. office, Cherry North Side, on Bridge in said Tree borough, in the borough district. Creckside borough, in the J. E.

Wilson building, in said borough. Glen Campbell borough, at the election house of said borough, Grant township, 1st district, in the election house at Nichol Mills, in said district. Grant township, 2nd district, in the county election house at Rochester Mills. Green township, 1st district, in the election house, in said district. Green township, 2nd district, at election house, in said district.

Green township, 3rd district, at election house in Dixonville, of the said district. Green township, 4th district, in build- ing owned by I. O. 0. F.

at Pine Flats, in said district: Homer City, borough, In the Town Hall, in borough. Indiana borough, 1st ward, in the building, corner Sixth and Water In said borough. Indiana borough, 2nd ward, in Memorial Hall, in said ward. Indiana borough, 3rd ward, 1st precinct, in the W. C.

T. U. Room; on Church street. Indiana borough, 3rd ward, 2nd precinct, at John Houck's Hotel, in said ward. Indiana borough, 4th ward, in the: Y.

M. C. A. building, in said ward. Jacksonville Borough, at the election house in said borough.

East. Mahoning township, in the building erected for township purposes, near Frank Terpe's, in said township. North Mahoning township, in the Covode Academy building, in the said township. South Mahoning township, 1st district, at election house of said district. South Mahoning township, 2nd district, at election house of said district.

West Mahoning township, in the election house near Smicksburg, the said township. Marion Center borough, at election house of said borough. cos usnip, in the Union all, at Arcadia, in the said township. Pine township, 1st district, A. A.

Ben.et, in Strongstown, in said district. Pine township, 2nd district the building owned by Penn Mary Coal said district. Pine township, district, in U. M. v.

of A. Hall, in said district. Plumville borough, in the marble shop Limer Shaffer, in said district. Rayne township, 1st district, in the house at Kintersburg, the aid district. Rayne township, 2nd district, at elecion house at Ernest, of said district.

Rayne township, 3rd at the house in Chambersville, in said Sultsburg borough, in the Town Hall, 11 the said borough, Shelocta borough, in the public school suilding, of said borough. Smicksburg borough, in the election louse of said borough. Washington township, at the election louse at Willet, of said district. Gabriel property. East Wheatfield township, 1st district, the election house near Armagh, in aid township.

Last Wheatfleld township, 2nd district the election house in the village of Cramer, Last Wheatfield township, 3rd district, Penelee Coal Co. building, in the village of Robindale, in sald district. West township, 1st disrict, in the election house in. the said district, in the village of Robinson. West Whoatflold township, 2nd districi, in election on house in the vil- lage of Centerville, in said district.

West Wheutfield township, 3rd district, in the election house at Chas. Walbeck's, in said district. West Wheatfeld township, 5th district, in the Connonweulth Coal Coke building, in the village of Climax, in district. White township, 1st district, In election house, N. Sixth in said district.

White township, district No. 2, in 'ticket omce, Fair Grounds, South Seventh street, entrance, in said district. Young township, 1st district, in the election house in said district. Town Hall, in the village of West Young township, 2nd district, 'Lethe non, in said district. Young township, 3rd district, in the building owned by Pittsburgh Gas Coal in the village of Iselin In said district.

I also make known and give notice, as by the Act of June, A. 1891, I am required, that every person, except Justices of the Peace, who shall hold any office or appointment of trust or any profit under the government of the United States or of this or any other incorported district whether a commissioned officer or otherwise, a subordinate officer or agent who is or shall be of employed under the legislative, judiciary or executive department of this. State or of the United States, or any city or incorporated district, and also every member of Congress, and of the State Legislature and of the select and common council of any city or commissioners of incorporated districts, by law incapable of holding or exercising. at the time the office or appointment of Judge, Inspector or Clerk of any election in this Commonwealth, and that' 'as Judge, Inspector of other officer of such election shall be ineligible to any office to be then voted a for except that of an election officer. Also that the 4th section of the Act of Assembly entitled, 'An Act relating to the elections for other purposes," approved April 13th, 1860, it is enacted that the 14th section shall not be 80 construed as to prevent any military officer from serving Judge, Inspector or Clerk at any special or general election in this Commonwealth.

I do further, as required by the of. 10th of June, 1893, horebu give a list of all the nominations, made provided In this said Act, and to be voted for in such county, as far as may be, in form in which they shall apear on the baliots, which list is as aforesaid. Given under my hand at Indiana, this twentieth day of October, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and twenty-seven, and the Independence of the United States, one hundred and fifty-one. JOHN M. MALCOLM, Sheriff.

Report of the Condition of the CLYMER NATIONAL BANK, At Clymer, in the State of Pennsylvania, At the Olone of Business on October 10, 1927. RESOURCES Loans and discounts, includrediscounts, acceptances of other banks and foreign bills of exchange or drafts sold with indorsement of this bank (except those shown in Item 1-b) $557,123.70 Total loans $557,123.70 Overdrafts, unsecured $94.79 94.79 U. S. Gov. Securities Deposited to secure circulation (U.

S. bonds ue) 75,000.00 All other 'S. Gov. securlties (including premiums, if 7,100.00 Total 82,100.00 Other bonds, stocks, securities owned 168,436.25 Banking House 32,200.00 Furniture and Fix. 8,000.00 40,200.00 Real estate owned other than banking house 9,918.64 Lawful reserve with 'Federai Reserve Bank 27,795.79 Cash in vault and' amt.

due from: national banks 11,740.87 Amt. due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies in the U. (other than included in Items 8, 9, and 10) 1,849.25 Checks on other banks in the same city or town as reporting bank (other than Item 12) 1,969.40 Total of Items .9, 10, $15,559.52 Redemption, and fund due with from U. U. S.

S. Treasurer 3,750.00 Other assets, if any 541.29 Total $905,519.98 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in 75,000.00 Undivided profts $16,441.99 Less current exp. pd. 16,115.10 326.89 Circulating notes outstanding 75,000.00 Cashier's checks outstanding 2,753.31 Total of Items 24, 25. 26, 27, and 28 $7,753.31 Individual deposits subject to check 124,526.90 State, county, or other municipal deposits secured by pledge of assels of this bank or surety bond 18,500.00 Other demand deposits 268.24 Total of demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve, Items 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34 $143,295.14 Savings deposits (including time certificates of deposit other than for money State, county, other municipal deposits secured.

by pledge of assets of this bank or surety bond 12,000.00 Other deposits 13,035.00 Postal savings deposits 1,502.54 Total of time deposits subject to Reserve, Items 35, 36. 37. and 38 $604.144.64 Bills payable (including all 'obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) 5.000.00 Total State of County of Indiana, ss: E. C. Ake, President of the named bank do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

E. C. AKE, President. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 19th day of October. 1927.

R. H. DIXON, Notary Public. Correct--Attest: W. C.

STRONG. ACKERSON. H. H. HETRICK.

Directors. Advertisement G. T. McCrea Addresses Voters To the Voters of Indiana County: At the primary ele.tion, held September 20, 1927,: I received 6,573 Republican votes, only 123 votes less than my opponent. Several hundred Republican votes were misled by the statement that I would not except the office of county surveyor if nominated, so voted for my opponent.

I was nominated on the Democratic and Prohibition tickets, and I solicit the votes of all who favor me with their support at the primary election, as well as the vote of all those who through a misunderstanding may have supported my opponent. I have 41 years' experience as a surveyor and have been county surveyor for 12 years without any com'pensation. I am a resident of Indiana county. My great-grandfather, my grandfather and my father were raised on farm 1 1-2 miles north of Blairsville, now occupied by Charles Furguson, My father was county surveyor in our county for a number of years, My great-grandfather and grandfatherJames McKissen-on my mothers side, resided in Young township on the farm about two miles east of West Lebanon, now oacupied by W. W.

Couch. I was born in Indiana, my parents moved to Mechanicsburg and I have been a resident of Brushvalley township ever since. My opponent, Q. B. Jones, was born in Green township.

He moved away from there when he was small and at present time lives in Johnstown, with his wife and family, Thanking you for your suppont at the general election, I remain. Yours sincerely, G. T. MoCrea, County Surveyor. Oct.

26-1tc. The Sheriff's Election Proclamation will be found on page four. May Dunmire, of South Bend, is a patient in. the Indiana hospital. YOU TAKE A WISE STEP 59252575 when you create a trust fund for your family and appoint the Farmers Bank Trust Company your Trustee -assuring the faithful execution of vour instructions.

Call and see us about it. 252575242 Capital $225,000.00 Surplus FARMERS BANK TRUST Co. 4. ON ESTABLISHED I876 For Sheriff VOTE FOR John A. Remaley General Election, November 8, 1927 The NEIL HOUSE The PM newest and now the LeadingHotel in COLUMBUS.

OHIO Opposite the State Capital 655 BATHS RATES FROM 1250 EUROPEAN SPECIAL The facilities Club Meals in Main Dining for dances: Room and Grill Room: luncheon dinner and card or smallare Blue Plate Luncheon so Sorority unusually andfraternity An Inter-collegiate rare always enjoyed Alumni Hotel Headquarters Republican OLD COLONY CLUB Democratic Committees FREDERICK GUSTAVE W. DRACH, President and Architect W.BERGMAN, Managing Director John Kocont John Kocopi. 21 years, of Clymer, died in the Dixonville Hospital on Saturday afternoon with a fracture of the spine, sustoined in a mine accident. Ho leaves h'- paronts. Mr.

and Mra. S'ove Kocori. and brothers and Michael. these. Katherine and Pauline.

all at home. Funeral services were conducted the Greek Catholic Church at Clymer on Tuesday morning and burial was made in the Groek Catholic Cemetery at Dixonville. Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Kathryn Stewart, of Penn Run, and Charles L. Beckworth, of Martinsburg, W. which occurred at Lewistown, on May 7.

The ceremony was performed by Rev. H. S. Laird. 666 is a prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flue, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria.

1t kills she- Mrs. Susan Boring Mrs. Susan Boring, aged 87 years, d'ed nt the home of her Tillie Boring, of Strongstown, on Ocdaughter, Alice tober 15. She leaves three daughters, Boring, of New Florence; Mrs. Catherine Mervine, of Belsano; Tillie Boring.

of Strongstown; Jerry Borof Ing. of Ivison. Nicktown, and Frank Boring, NOTICE. To of the Heirs and Legal Sidney Bell, Deceased, and Representatives to Take Percy notice that Allen the Rose, Esq. has been granted in the Court of Rule' following Pleas of Indiana County: Common Sidney Bell Pennsylvania Railroad Company.

"INDIANA COUNTY, diana In the County. Court of Common Pleas of InNo. 140 September Term, 1919. the And Court now, to grant wit, a Rule September 26, 1927, and Legal. Representatives on the Heirs said Bell, action deceased, to show not cause abate.

why the of Sidney to Indiana be made publications in the Messenger and by notice shoute." Service First Percy Allen of Rose. Rule returnable Monday Next Term. BATH. Prothonotary,".