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Newspaper

Indiana Democrat

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1936

Page

5

Five miners injured in sedan truck crash on North Fourth Street Indiana

From Ernest mine where five Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company miners rode a sedan collided with a State Highway Department truck on North Fourth Street. Three were hospitalized with skull injuries and facial lacerations. Driver Otto Stevens escaped serious harm. The crash occurred as the truck turned into a cinder-storage lot. the sedan was sheared open by the truck’s steel body.

Ernest Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company State Highway Department North Fourth Street Indiana Indiana Hospital Charles Stevens Homer City BR. D Bernard Nusgen Homerity Henry Dembosky Indiana R. D Stevens Nussen Dembosky Joseph Free Homer City Otto Stevens R. D Charles Robinson A. J. Banks Chambersville

Six True Bills in December Grand Jury Docket

Six true bills were returned by the December grand jury to President Judge Creps in Criminal Court. Indicted are George Davis for involuntary manslaughter in the death of Willa Conrad, Joseph Kyle Work for DUI last March, John Nicholas for failure to aid after an August 4 collision, Paul N. Smith for passing worthless checks, Bair Everett Greathouse for theft of a heifer and hog, and Gene Maccoli for whiskey on malt-licensed premises. Other charges were ignored or quashed.

Judge Creps George Davis Lucarne- Mines Willa Conrad Davis Burrell Township Joseph Kyle Work Bolivar Riggle John Nicholas Clymer John Demoredeck Nichols Paul N. Smith H. E. Miller Worthles B. Bair Everett Greathouse Near Urey Gene Maccoli Blairsville John Cerovich Indiana R. D Rosemary Banks Rayne Township George Barney Joe Plega Samuel R. Shaheen Qo.b. Bair Banks Township Creps Bair Alr Greathouse Judge Crops Eugene Maceloli Lucernemines Ella Conrad Blacklick

Lochvale Post Office to End in Indiana County

Representative Joseph Gray says the Post Office Department notified him of potential discontinuance of Lochvale post office in Indiana County, Pennsylvania. Rural delivery would serve the area as an economy measure.

P.O Joseph Gray Post Office Department Lochvale Indiana County Grey

Won Refrigerator Drawn by St Bernard's Ladies Aid

The Ladies' Aid Society of St Bernard's Catholic Church conducted a drawing at the church on 13s Water Street for a refrigerator donated by Gust of Indiana. The winning name was drawn to receive the prize to benefit the parish.

Gust Water Street Adiana Ladies’ Aid Society St. Bernard's Catholic Church

Jewelry Store Robbery in Indiana Walts Christmas Goods

Thieves using a padded bar smashed both sides of Luxenberg Jewelry Store on Philadelphia Street Indiana and escaped with about 600 in jewels. It marked the second break in under a year linked to an organized gang with similar crimes at Latrobe Greensburg and Johnstown. The display was looted including watches rings a diamond bracelet and other pieces. An early morning passerby saw the shattered window at 4:00 am and two men nearby. Residents heard a blast like an explosion and later a car speeding along Nixon Alley away from the rear of the store.

Luxenberg Philadelphia Street Indiana Latrobe Greensburg Johnstown Nixon Alley

Fire start claim against Ollie Cacciatore detailed

Mrs. Ollie Cacciatore, about 45, of 1338 School street, is held in the county jail pending further investigation of a fire at her home Sunday morning. Firemen answered at 10:00 a.m. after Mary Cacciatore, 17, tried to douse flames beneath the roof. Police say the woman admitted placing rags and paper in an opening between a cupboard and the roof, citing a desire to move against her husband. The house is owned by Attorney John L. Getty. She denied starting the fire, saying she was looking for shoes and matches.

Ollie Cacciatore School Street Cacciatore Mary Cacciatore Wiliam J. Kelley Clair Myers

Bell to Add 10000 Feet Cable in Indiana

William C. St. Clair district manager for Bell Telephone Co of Pennsylvania announced 10000 extra feet of cable will be laid in Indiana at a cost near 13000 dollars to meet future needs. There are 2701 telephones now, up 170 this year and 329 since January 1, 1945, with spring completion expected for the stormproof table construction project.

Indiana William C. St. Clair Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania Mr. St. Clair Mar

Thoughts for the Holidays in Indiana shoppers urged

The piece urges early Christmas shopping in Indiana, praising local stores and stocks. It notes the busy holiday rush for clerks and customers and advises home decoration ideas such as evergreen trees and lighted wreaths to create a welcoming community mood.

Patsoner Indiana

Welfare Center for Xmas Baskets Coordinated

Representatives of fraternal and charitable groups seek to make the Indiana Welfare Association the clearing house for Christmas baskets. Organizations or individuals sending baskets will list recipients including family size and children's ages to avoid duplications. Names must reach the Welfare Office by December 22.

Indiana Welfare Association Welfare Office Welfare

Democrats Hold County Committee Meeting in Club Rooms

Last Saturday afternoon the Democratic County Committee met in the Democrat Club rooms for a brief session. The County Chairman delivered a fine report on the finances showing a balance in the treasury after all campaign expenses were paid. Refreshments were served to the large assembly of committee men and women.

Democratic County Committee Democrat Club

Man hunts buck on home estate near Roghester Mills

Jim Winebark of Canoe township near Roghester Mills walked about two miles from his front den and brought down a twelve point buck. He has collected his tress study each year for three years on the home property.

Jim Winebark Canoe Township Roghester Mills

Deaths in Indiana County and Blairsville Area

Obituaries note Mea Catherine Clyke White of Midian Street and Elizabeth Paterson of Blairsville die within days of each other. also Sarah Elizabeth Leonard of Blairsville, and J O McMillan of near New Florence die from injuries. Funeral services held in Robingon Blairsville Sibel and Masefield churches with interments in local cemeteries.

Rackets Do Not Are So Well in Cher Localities

In Cher Localities concerns arise over ordinances and rates. The text ponders why one company can operate at a certain rate while another cannot, and notes differing results among communities, including Indians and nearby neighbors.

Cher Otter Company

Law on slot machines aims to curb gambling in Illinois counties

A dated public notice from Indiana officials warns of penalties for operating slot machines or similar gambling devices in any room or building. The text cites fines from 100 to 500 dollars and jail or prison terms for first to third offenses, signed by Sheriff Clyde McIntosh and States Attorney John Paul Davis. It also questions electricity pricing and corporate ownership of utility providers, asking if state authority can intervene through the Public Service Commission.

General Assembly Clyde McIntosh John Paul Davis Indiana Ta Kittanning Wiltanning West Penn Power Company Associated Gas & Electric Co Pennsylvania Electric Company Associated Gas and Electric System Compiany Otha Eiher Wny Clas and Electrics Congress Public Service Commission

Provoke Words From Great Preacher Dr Jones

Dr B Stanley Jones, famed Methodist missionary, is quoted speaking at a National Preaching Mission in Philadelphia. He warns religion could ally with fascism against communism, critiques organized religion as feeble, and calls for renewed faith to transform economics and end poverty through collective will and shared production.

B. Stanley Jones Daily Press Chatrelis Hespecantly Philadelphia Christias Kingdom of God

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