Margiotti Denies Fost er Dismissal Tactics at State College
Attorney General Charles J. Margiotti charged that Indiana State Teachers College President Charles R. Foster attempted to dictate board personnel and extend tenure to four years. He claimed Foster acted to entrench his position with Mellons influence and denied trying to remove anyone or influence contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Margiotti
Dr. Foster
Teachers College
Charles R. Foster
Indiana State Teachers College
Foster
Edwardb. Bennett
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Margiotti
John S. Fisher
Fisher
Mellons
Mellon
William F. Smith
Dale McMaster
Thomas Sutton
Senate
Robert
Harrisburg
Peter Graff
Armstrong
Stuchell Reunion At Creekside Park In June
The annual Stuchell reunion will be held Saturday, June 13 in Creekside Park, Pa. All clan members and friends are invited. Amusements will be provided and a basket dinner will be served at noon.
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Stuchell
Creekside
Truck Driver Accused After Route 119 Crash Injures Four
Col Monroe Means 55 Kane suffered scalp and left shoulder lacerations Mrs Means fractures of two ribs Howard Means 21 bruises Stanley L. Tluczek 27 Pittsburgh lacerations left elbow when truck driver allegedly fell asleep at wheel. Truck crashed into Means car flipping it three times causing $500 and $100 damage. Reckless driving charged against truck driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe A. Means
Kane
Mrs. Means
Howard N. Means
Stanley L. Tluczek
Pittsburgh
Route 119
Marion Center
Means
Two Chicago Women Injured in Route 422 Crash West of Shelco
Two Chicago women, Mrs. Sarah Gruber 389 Crystal St and Mrs. Lillie Bloom 40 West Division Ave, were injured Saturday in a Route 422 crash a mile west of Shelco. They were taken to Indiana hospital with contusions after a car driven by Ralph Eugene Rosser 29 of Los Angeles was struck from the rear by a vehicle driven by Charles L. Bernardo 45 of Newark New Jersey. Rosser and Bernardo were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Shelocta
Sarah Gruber
Crystal St
Lillie Bloom
West Division Ave
Indiana Hospital
Ralph Eugene Rosser
Los Angeles
Indiana
Charles L. Bernardo
Newark
N. J
Elderton
Rosser
Bernardo
Postoffice Change Names Mrs Cora Myers Fee Acting Postmaster
Mrs Cora Myers Fee was named by Postmaster General Farley yesterday as acting postmaster of the Indiana postoffice. She is the wife of Harry W Fee Democratic county chairman who had been acting postmaster for the past year. Mrs Fee said the appointment came as a surprise and she did not know she was being considered for the office vacated by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Myers Fee
Farley
Indiana Postoffice
Fee
Harry W. Fee
Local School Board Awards Instructional Supplies Contracts
The Board of Education awarded contracts for instructional supplies to Hall's Book Store of Indiana and the Pittsburgh News Company for books and replacements. Paul Strautiff was named treasurer at 300 a year, James W. Mack Jr. retained as solicitor at 100. Student teachers were named for Commercial and Home Economics departments. Several students from Yale University and Penn State return home for summer. The 1936 Penn State graduate George Robeson Jr. is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Hall
Indiana
Magaines
Harold Williams
Pittsburgh News Company
Paul Strautiff
James W. Mack, Jr
Hilda E. Kaiser
Large
Ada B. Umberger
Lebanon
Mildred J. Locks
North Braddock
Ruth Hy Sperry
Elsie Garlow
Herminie
Wilma A. Kucera
Allison Park
Chester Tr
Shaeffer
Camp Hill
Kathryn Keslar
Margaret Seanor
Virginia Thompson
James Jack
Fred Kellam
Leonard Brody
Yale University
Bob Wiggins
Dick Clements
Harold Fisher
George Marcus
Charles Hughes
Jack Sutton
Penn State
George Robeson Jr
George Robeson
South Seventh Street
Medicos Meet Thursday at Rustic Lodge in Indiana County
The Indiana County Medical Society will hold a meeting Thursday June 11 at 8 p m at Rustic Lodge. Topics include methods for treating syphilis with complications and danger signals in acute otitis media and diagnosis and treatment of infantile paralysis by Drs. Weitzel and Brewen. There will be no Women's Auxiliary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicos
Indiana County Medical Society
Rustic Lodge
W. F. Weitzel
Stewart Ss. Brewen
Women's Auxiliary
Cherry Tree Celebration Parade Opens With Rainy Start
Cherry Tree hosts an at home festival with a rainy Monday beginning dampening the mum mers parade yet spirits remain high. The new Cherry Tree band debuted leading a parade of floats and groups with strong applause. Top floats won 10 dollars for best display and 7 dollars for best group. Contest prizes awarded for originality include 3 dollars for a rube impersonator and 8 dollars for the best under 15, plus prizes for a bagpiper and a silk-hatted little boy. Weeklong events follow including All Nations Celebration, Field and Track Day, Firemen’s Parade, Amateur program, and Kiddies Day with multiple prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Tree Band
WPA
Rube
Vivian Sebring
Bagpipers
Dareydevil Flyer
Post-Gazette Urges Informed Voting And Home Delivery
The article promotes the Post-Gazette as thorough national coverage of conventions campaigns and candidates through four great world news services. It highlights analysis cartoons and urges readers to stay informed and have the paper delivered at home from the Circulation Department in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Morning Post- Gazette
World News
Post-Gazette
Hungerford
Pittsburgh
New Receiver Appointment Recorded For Homer City Bank
J Milford Tomb named receiver of the Homey City National Bank effective June 1 by J F T O Connor controller of currency. Tomb, already receiver of Citizens National Bank Indiana, is expected to serve in both roles, succeeding Elmer Ellis who was commissioned receiver September 12, 1983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Milford Tomb
Homey City National Bank
J. F. T. O'Connor
Office of Register and Recorder
Calhoun
Tomb
Citizens National Bank
Indiana
Homer City Bank
Elmer Ellis
William St Clair Returns Home From Lafayette College
William St Clair, son of Mr and Mrs John St Clair of Church street, returns home for the summer after completing his sophomore year at Lafayette College Easton Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William St. Clair
John St. Clair
Church Street
Lafayette College
Easton, Pa
Young Man Takes His Life in Blairsville Home
Wade Glass aged 30 of Blacklick committed suicide last Thursday by hanging in his cellar. A World War veteran from the 126th Pa. Infantry, he was found by Grant Kunkle and Elmer Thompson after neighbors reported his absence. He had been drinking heavily and was alone as his widowed mother Linnie Baker lay seriously ill in Indiana hospital. The American Legion directed removal to Hunter Funeral Home Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Glass
Blacklick
Grant Kunkle
Elmer Thompson
Glass
Linnie Baker
Indiana Hospital
WPA
American Legion
Hunter Funeral Home
Blairsville
The Captive Goddess Includes Cliff Dwellers Mystery
An aviat or disappears on a Near East island revealing a hidden cliff dwelling city. The sultan schemes threaten the world east of Suez as investigators pursue the secret of the Captive Codidees. Lois Burl crafts a thrilling tale set to publish Sunday in The Pittsburgh Press Novel Tabloid Section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East
Suez
Lois Burl
Pittsburgh Press
Democrats Rally At Club In Blairsville Area
The Indiana Democrat Club held a Saturday night meeting in the Deposit Bank Building rooms. Frank Sibley opened with a greeting, discussions followed, and the Blairsville Colored Quartet entertained. Linda Brigman spoke on WPA and the coming campaign, Rev. F. J. Watson addressed unity, Joe Stuchell praised farmers, and Mayor Harry W. Fee announced county chair candidacy. Meeting ended with a luncheon and plans for June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Democrat Club
Deposit Bank Bldg
Frank Sibley
Blairsville
Linda Brigman
WPA
F. J. Watson
Assembly
Joe Stuchell
Creekside
Harry W. Fee
Roosevelt Starts 4000 Mile Western Speaking Tour
With Congress in recess for a week, President Roosevelt departs Washington by special train for a 4000 mile tour of the West. He will speak in Arkansas Texas and Indiana and begins with a first address in Little Rock commemorating Arkansas Century of Statehood.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Arkansas
Texas
Indiana
Washington
Tennessee
Litle Rock
Ark
Deaths in Indiana area include Dr Clark J Dickie and Wallace
Dr Clark Johnston Dickie president of the Pennsylvania State Board of Dental Examiners died in Indiana Hospital after a six month blood infection. Born 1876 in White Township, he practiced in Vandergrift and Indiana, led Indiana dental groups, and headed the state board. Survived by wife Flo, daughter Louise, son Clark Jr, sister, and four grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Sunday in Stennis Funeral Home. Also, Harry Craig Wallace of Indiana died around 3:30 a.m. after a brief illness. Formerly with Wallace's dry goods, he lived on Oakland Avenue and belonged to Indiana Lodge No. 91 Elks. Memorial services held Sunday. interment in Oakland Cemetery.
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Clark Johnston Dickie
Pennsylvania State Boar of Dental Examiners
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
George C
Margaret Ann (Johnston) Dickie
White Township
Dental School
Western University of Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
Vanderqrift
Methodist Episcopal Church
Blue Lodge
Vandergrift
New Castle
Jaffa
Psi Omega
W. H. Nix
Cadogan
Stennis Funeral Home
Holt Hughes
Oakland Cemetery
Harry Craig Wallace
Oakland Avenue
Ida Wallace
John Craig
Mary (Cooper) Wallace
Craigsville
Armstrong County
East Brady
East Liverpool
Wallace
Philadelphia Street
Indiana Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elkg
Robert L. Clark
Local Businessman Thomas Ganley Dies After Operation
Thomas Ganley, prominent Indiana businessman tied to Metropolitan Life Insurance for four years, died at Indiana Hospital at 7 p.m. Thursday from complications after an operation. He had recently visited White Oak Camp in Clin. Continued on page 8.
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Thomas Ganley
Indiana
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Indian Hospital
Ganley
White Oak Camp
Clin
Indiana Baptist Sunday School Meeting Agenda 1906 at Dixonville
The Indiana association plans a three session program at Two Sick Baptist Church Dixonville on June 2 1906 including morning devotional welcoming remarks reports on memorizing Scripture Sunday School advancement and committee appointments an afternoon session on adapting schools to present needs and an evening praise service. Speakers include Rev John W Kennedy Rev G h oP Munot J Weaver J C Pease Rev Robert A W Austin and Rev W R B Milesher with topics on scripture memorization early impressions Old Testament understanding and community impact. Basket lunch and effee cups requested by committee members Mrs J T Clark Mrs J T Davis and John Houk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabbath Schools
The
Indiana Association
Two Sick Baptist Church
Dixonville
John W. Kennedy
Munot
A. Blair Ansley
J. Weaver
W. RB. Mlesher
Mary Conrad
Clayton W. Straw
Lestie Neal
J. T. Clark
J. T. Davis
John Houk
Townsend Draws Mass Meeting at Kennywood Park
Dr Francis J Townsend founder of Old Ape Revolving Pension Movement headlines a monster mass meeting at Kennywood Park Sunday afternoon June 1 daylight saving time 2 30 to 8 00 pm with over three hundred clubs expected. He will explain his break with life long friend Robert EK Clements co founder of the plan and discuss funds political aims and relations with Coughlin Huey Long groups plus attendance by Rev Gerald Smith Huey Long’s organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Townsend
Old Ape
Kennywood Park
Townsend
Jeong
Robert, EK. Clements
QO. A. R. PL
Coughlin
Huey Long
Congressional Investigating Committee
Gerald Smith
Prosperity Returns: Tax Receipts Rise In Indiana County
County Treasurer John Thompson reported current tax payments from May 1 to date totaling 31 538.61, up from 22 986.44 the prior year. Delinquent payments on liens from 1930 to 1936 rose to 49 000 for January–May, vs 47 278.68 the year before, a gain of 1 721.42. Boroughs go dry as five communities Wilkinsburg Bellevue Edgewood Forest Hills and Ingram vote dry, with beer licenses expiring by May end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
John Thompson
Wilkinsburg
Bellevue
Edgewood
Forest Hills
Ingram
Boroughs
Insurance office move announced for Ferrara Agency
Ferrara Insurance Agency relocated from S Philadelphia Street to 245 Nodah Street in Tridissnaa Tea. The move updates address details for patrons and partners seeking service and policy handling after the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurane
Ferrara Insurance Agency
S. Philadelphia Street
Nodah Street
Tridissnaa
Agricultural Conservation 245 Applications In County
The County Agricultural Conservation Committee reports 245 applications received by Monday evening. Largest payments exceed 1200 dollars, second largest 482 dollars, with most farms receiving 60 to 150 dollars. Green township shows most applications. committee members include C. H. McCall Charles M. McMillen and B. B. Crawford. Crawford to accept applications at Smicksburg residence. Pomona Grange No 58 to meet with Marchand Grange on Thursday June 25. events include degrees, memorials, lectures, singing, and addresses by Roy McKaig and J. A. Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Indiana Theatre Building
Green Township
C. H. McCall
Charles M. McMillen
B. B. Crawford
Crawford
Smicksburg
Pomona Grange No
Marchand Grange
Iddo Lewis
H. C. Cunningham
Brushvalley
Balle McWleary
Roy McKaig
Boise
Idaho
Rosalie Stutzman
Penn Grange
Savan Grange
Mghoning Grange
J. A. Bank
Pennsylvania
Home Grange
Grange
Flora Fritz Henderson
Flushing Bar Aids Wildlife During Harvests
The Pennsylvania Game Commission endorses a flushing bar attached to mowers and binders to save nesting birds. A ten to twelve foot pole with chains flushes birds before cutting, protecting nests and allowing birds to hatch. Farmers are urged to use the device within the first thirty to fifty yards of field edges and leave outer swaths standing to shelter wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Stadtmiller Visited Josephine Friday and Saturday
Mary Jane Stadtmiller of Josephine was in town for a brief visit on Friday and Saturday of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Stadtmiller
Josephine
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Politics
POST
Clark Dickie
Baptist Sunday School Meeting
DR. Townsend
Kennywood
Pomona Grange
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