Court news indictments list in December grand jury
Three murder indictments are returned along with nine other charges by the December grand jury. Defendants include Andy Yaous of White Station linked to deaths by stabbing, and Mike Didhinnay of Tanner City accused of fatally stabbing Joseph Romansie. Additional indictments name Quay Cessna, Rossiter, Robert Clark, Harrison Laney, Joe Pinizaotto, John Lake, Wayne Lutman, Joe Kalanayvich, George Kim, and R. Stitt with varied offenses from theft to forgery and illegal liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COURT
Wean
Andy Yaous
White Station
Ik Nsed
Hern
Hein
Marry Shalle
Center Township
Joe Pinizaotto
Pumville
John Lake
Barnesboro
Hauor
Wayne Lutman
Mruest Vass
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated by Sides Couple
Miss Minnie Agnes Hill wed C. M. Sides in Center township after a delayed license due to minority. The couple married at Zion Lutheran parsonage with Rev. Lewis Hay officiating. They later lived in Nebraska Iowa and have resided in Indiana since 1914. They marked 50 years with a noon reception for 20 guests and many old friends recalled the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Agnes Hill
William Hill
C. M. Sides
Center Township
Indiana
Zion Wutheran Church
Lewis Hay
Sides
Nebraska
Iowa
Humbert
Youngstown
Harold Simpson
Detterman
Mrs. Sides
Great Names Contest Promises $15 000 In Prizes
The Pittsburgh Post Gazette invites readers to enter a daily Great Name puzzle drawing for a share of 15 000 in prizes. A cartoon puzzle hides a great name. readers select the correct answer from a provided list and submit entries via home delivery or Circulation Dept. in Pittsburgh. The note also references a congressional race where Jones defeated Smith by over 8131 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fittsburgh Post-Gazette
Post-Gazette
Pittsburgh
Deaths continued with obituaries from Indiana and nearby towns
Several obituaries summarize deaths and services across Indiana and neighboring communities. Notables include World War veteran HallvGy, longtime Iselin resident, and Mrs. Mary Stewart McIsaac of Marehand who were mourned, with services held in Holy Church and Gilgal Cemetery. Additional notices cover John Johnston of Creekside, Anthony Jecoun of Blairsville, John Bernard Connelly of Torrance, and John J Riott of Bloomsfield, detailing birth years, survivors, and burial arrangements.
Mrs Gurrergo dies after long U S residency in Alverda
Mrs Sarafina Gurrergo, 60, a longtime Alverda resident who came to the United States in 1918, died Thursday morning at her daughter’s home. She is survived by her daughter Mrs Joseph Bazzarilla and several other children, plus a brother, with services at Alverda Catholic Church and burial in Nicktown Cemetery. Carmelia Falzone, 11 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Falzone of Young Township, died Saturday night at home. One of twins born January 20, she is survived by parents and siblings Grace, Delores, Michael, and Samuel. Funeral at Holy Cross Catholic Church Iselin and burial at St Matthew’s Cemetery Saltspurg.
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Mary (Stewart) McTsaac
Ugh Melsaie
Marehand
Waga
Armatrong County
John YD
Elizabeth Clarks Stewart
Ma. Melsane
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Women's Christian Temperance Union
W. A. Smith
Binghampton
N. Y
Robert H. Melanae
Wichita
Kan
John S. Melsane
Beaver Falls
T. W. Marshall
Dayton
Gaul
Gilgal Cemetery
John Johnston
Sweden
Creekside
Dixonville
United States
Reynoldsville I. 0. O. F
Ernest
United Mine Workers of America
Anna
Harmon) Johnston
Alvin
Carl
Walter
Luther
John
Walter Domino
Doris Johnston
Creekside Methodist Episcopal Church
Trimmer
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana
Anthony Jecoun
Second Avenue
Blairsville
J. C. Stuart
Blairsville Cemetery
Sarafina Gurrerso
Alverda
Joseph Bazzarilla
Angelo
Brownetown
Anna Bazzarilla
Francis Abate
Tony Mannarino
Alverda Catholic Church
Nicktown
Carmelia Falzone
Joseph Falzone
Young Township
Lebanon
Grace
Delores
Michael
Samuel Falzone
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Iselin
St. Matthew's Cemetery
Saltspurg
Millis Brother of Mrs Layton and Mrs Koontz Dies in New Kensington
James T. Millis brother and uncle of Mrs Sadie B Layton and Mrs G M Koontz of North Fourth street died Monday night at his home in New Kensington.
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James T. Millis
Sadie Bl’ Layton
GC. M. Koontz
North Fourth Street
New Kensington
Auxiliary Meeting Elects Officers for U S W V I
The Auxiliary of U. S. W. V.I held its December meeting in Memorial Hall and elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs. Mabel Mikesell senior vice president Mrs. Christenson junior vice president Mrs. Anna Weston chaplain Mrs. Anna Tait patriotic instructor Mrs. Grace ox historian Mrs. Augusta Kehne conductor Mrs. Elizabeth Winger assistant conductor Mrs. Ada Starry guard Mrs. Virginia assistant guard Mrs. Annie Mc Henry.
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Memorial Hall
Mabel Mikesell
Christenson
Anna Weston
Anna Tait
Grace Ox
Augusta Kehne
Elizabeth Winger
Ada Starry
Virginia
Annie McHenry
Military honors at Batistig rites in Tierlin
Post No 141 American Legion and Post 1989 Veterans of Foreign Wars held full military honors at Valentine Batistig’s funeral at Holy Cross Church Tierlin at 9:00 AM. State Mine Inspector George Steinheiser noted no witnesses to Batistig’s November 20 mining accident that caused a fatal spinal injury Sunday afternoon. John Ronger of Coal Run, a coworker at Rochester & Pittsburgh’s Coal Run mine, said Batistig reported a brake lever snagged his clothing as he moved a mine car down grade, dragging him a distance.
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American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Valentine Batista
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Tierlin
George Steinheiser
Batistig
Indiana Hospital
John Ronger
Coal Run
Rochester
Pittsburgh
Ronger
Homer City School Board Officers Elected at Reorganization
Lisle H. Kunkle named president of the Homer City Board of Education at last week's reorganization meeting. Dick Stephens is vice president, 0 B McCullough treasurer, and Daniel Harmon secretary. Board finances declared sound with building committee member John Co Brilhart, a past president, added. Also, the Department of State approved a Certificate of Election to Dissolve the Indiana County Coal Company in Punxsutawney, with winding up to begin immediately. J Wayne Tomb, Solicitor, Indiana, Pa.
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Lisle H. Kunkle
Homer City
Dissolution Filed for Consol Coal and Iron Co in Punxsutawney
The Certificate of Section to Dissolve Consol Coal and Iron Co was approved and filed with the Punxsutawney registered office. The winding up of the corporation’s business will proceed immediately and Articles of Dissolution were filed with the Department of State.
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Department of State
Consolidated Coal and Iron Company
Punxsutawney
Pennsylvania
J. Wayne Tomb
Indiana
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Gitte
Buchheit’s
Xmas Furniture Store
Joe Kalanayvich
Walton Run
George Kim
Stiarford
Jones
Smith
Tom Hondas
HallvGy
France
John Tatrate
Italy
Indiana Post
Indiana County
Clune
Ay Tn
Josephing
Edward
Wleahor
Frances
Alice Balistig
S.A. Giawvonsky
Anthony Piccolin
John Bernard Connelly
Torrance
Latrobe Hospital
Michael and
Mary (Folye) Connelly
Connelly
Timothy Cornelia
Ternace
SS. Simon and Jude's Catholic Church
Calgery Cemetery
John J. Riott
John WJ. Riott
Pear Street
Bloomsfield
Ihe
Mary A
Marie) Guttendorf
Bennett Stadtinger
Gro
Capper's
Magazin
Needlecraft
Woman's World
the Country
Hon
Farm Journal
Pathfinder - Breeder's Gazette
Fhe
Goon
Better Homes
Christan Herald Flower
Grover McCall's
M Parents’ Magazine
Open Road
Boys
Opportunity Maga Pictorial Review
Pathfinder
Screen Play Sports Afield
True Confessions Household
Magaz Woman's World
Den
the Country Home Farm Journal
Gentlewoman
Magazit
Good Stories
Leghorn World
Plymouth Rock Mont
Rhode Island
TA Bac Aonaero
American Poultry Jour
American Fruit Grow the Country Home Farm Journal
Magazit Good Stories
Mustrated Mechanics
Household Magazine
Leghorn World Mother's Home Life
Plymouth Rock Monthly
Rhodesland Red Journal
Woman's World Capper’s Farmer Breeder's Gazette
Mrs
Sarafina Gurrergo
James L. Ellis
Blair Faber
Indiana, Pa
Philco
Emerson
Zenith
RCA Victor
Crosley
Indiana County Coal Company
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