More arrests in the Tozer murder case
Two new suspects, Frank Veltra and his wife, were arrested in Wilshamines after a June 18 meeting with Robert Tozer in Punxsutawney. They face hearings before Judge J. A. Crossman as detectives link them to the July 18 incident and a revolver theft. Police also recovered $60 and a revolver. investigators say Tozer carried at least $600, and the case centers on who fired the fatal shot as Bruno Carmonio and Joe Veltra previously were detained. A special Indiana county railcar will run August 9 to Mahaffey and back.
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Josiah Neal
Robert Tozer
Frank Veltra
Wilshamines
Punxsutawney
Reynoldsville
Andi
Squire J. A. Crossman
Veltras
Bruno Carbonio
Joe Veltra
Panxeutawney
Tozer
McGee’ Mills
McGee
Mills
Neal
Brno
Glen Campbell
Frank ‘Veltra
Logantipple
Jim Horeno
Bruno
Joe
Horeno
Frank Vestra
Lnter
Frank
Joe Vestra
Indiapa
Clymer
Mahaffey
Tralin
Indiana County Railways Ca
Haystack Burned In Storm At Glasser Farm
A haystack on J. Glasser's farm south of Marion Center was struck by lightning during the storm on Tuesday. The haystack, about 10 tons of fine timothy hay, burned completely with a fork left hanging over the stack possibly acting as the lightning conductor.
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Asgtolng
J. ¥. Glasser
Marion Center
Fred
West Wheatfield Man Falls From Barn Roof
Rapid Woods of West Wheatfield township fell from the barn roof on the William Clerk farm on August 1 fracturing a leg and sustaining other injuries. Local residents aided the injured man and he was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid Woods
West Wheatfield Township
William Clerk
Tadlepa Battery Engaged at Homer Game
Report from Homer covers Todex's clash at home against Blomer City with HDGH Clair contributing nine points. Indiana's Ray to pitch and Herman Watson to play receiver for the squad.
Brick Roads the Best. Easterd Weller Praises Brick Paving
The article states brick roads are more durable and cost effective than macadam. It notes growing belief in Pennsylvania that brick highways will replace older surfaces, with strong advocacy from experts and the state highway commissioner favoring brick for new projects.
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Penney
Vania
Bridge night honors at normal with prizes awarded
Mies Meredith Riddle entertained guests at a bridge party hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Ament honoring Mr. and Mrs. William M. Armstrong. D Lynn Moorhead won the gentle men prize scarf. Mrs James E. Ament took the ladies prize a copy of The Tempest. Other attendees included Mrs Malvina G Riddle and several local residents.
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Mies Meredith Riddle
Normal
William M. Armstrong
D. Lynn Moorhead
James E. Ament
Riddle
Philadelphia Street Paved in Two Blocks
McCrady Bros finished paving Philadelphia street between Fifth and Sixth A streets and the thoroughfare will open this evening. Workmen completed the job promptly with neat bricklaying pleasing property owners. Some residents discuss replacing brick sidewalks with cement ones. Rev. W. F. Hunter and party began a fishing trip from Pittsburg to Georgian Bay, Ontario.
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McCrady Bros
Philadelphia Street
Lisle Myere Returns Home From Colorado Trip
Lisle Myers returned Thursday night from months in Greeley and Boulder Colorado cities. His health greatly benefited by the trip. Frank Myers, who accompanied Lisle, remained in Boulder.
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Lisle Myers
Greeley
Boulder
Colorado
Frank Myers
Lizle
Rev Hay to Resume Work at Lutheran Church
Reverend Lewis Hay resumes duties at the Lutheran church with regular Sabbath morning services after returning from a vocation trip on Thursday.
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Hay
Lewis Hay
Thuredey
Keep Coal Come to the White Palace Barber Bhop
A basement event at the Farmers' Book building invites attendees to visit the White Palace Barber Bhop next to the aaa for a community gathering. The note emphasizes coal and local participation, with limited readable details.
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White Palace
Farmers’ Book Building
Aaa
Work begins on seventh street home project
Local carpenters started work on a house on Booth Seventh Street. The vow realy refers to initial construction steps as crews lay the foundation and prepare the site. A mention of Gleepy Eye Spring bead gowns appears as an odd aside within the dated notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Champain
Booth Seventh Street
Today's Chat About People in Indiana and Nearby Towns
A list of residents and visitors from Lovejoy Blacklick Glen Campbell Avonmore Avonmore Homer City Plumville Plumville Homer City Greensburg Butler Salieburg Indians Pittsburg and Punxuttawney are noted for visits, trips, and hometown ties. Notable names include Joseph Moore John Stoneback and Mary Getty among others with brief travels and hospitality.
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John Stoneback
Blacklick
Local weddings and social notes from Indiana area
Weddings and social notices from Indiana and nearby towns list Prof James A Smith and Mrs Bertha Churchill Rankin marriage in Clearfield, along with numerous visiting relatives, engagements, and society events. The items mention guests from Marton Center Vandergrift Rossiter and Gettysburg, plus attendants and travel to Atlantic City and New York City.
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James A. Smith
Gipay
Bertha Churchill Rankin
Allisdale
Clearfield
Johnstown
Smith
Philp Churchill
Ford Rankin
Recent Deaths. Mrs Myrtle E Faith Dies at 24
Mrs Myrtle E Faith wife of Henry Palth of Creekside died at home on Friday Aug 7 age 24 from typhoid fever. She is survived by her husband and four young children. Funeral services by Rev Albert Thomas of Creekside M E church Sunday at 1 p m with interment in Greenwood cemetery. Also noted is the death July 28 of Mrs Elizabeth Craig mother of Rev S C Craig of Ebenaburg Presbyterian church in Tarkio Mo.
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Myrtle E. Faith
Henry Palth
Creekside
Albert Thomas
Crdskside M. & Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Elizabeth Creig
5. C. Craig
Ebenaburg Presbyterieu Church
Tarkio
Swan
Blairsville
Dr Stewart buys Danka Studell property on Maine street
Dr. Stewart A Hamilton Stewart a rising Marion Center physician buys Danka Studell property on Maine street. He plans to wed Miss Maude Cameron of North Ninth arrest on August 19 with ceremony by Dr. G T Reynolds, former Methodist pastor. Rev R E McClure of Blakeville delivered a flag sermon. Rev Ma iGill of Romer City stood in ill health. A party at A A Polices in Dilltown featured guests from Johnstown. Communion at Wesleyan Methodist Bab bath led by Rev Leslie Smith with Rev KH N Large of Free Methodist. W O T U annual meeting in Tiffany building Aug 10. Invitation at Tolle wood Park Friday night enjoyed by attendees. Opera House Organanica provided music.
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A. Hamilton Stewart
Marion Center
Danka Studell
Maine Street
R. E. McClure
Blakeville
Firat 'v. P
MaiGill
Romer City
Wesleyan
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Babbath
Leslie Smith
KH. N. Large
Free Methodist Church
Indiana's New Team to Play Fast Clubs This Season
Indiana prepares a new nine after beating Blackeville last Thursday. They will elect a manager and captain within days and schedule games with Homer City Ernest Blairsville Clymer and others, followed by a week long Jefferson county trip and a run through Fair week. The squad features a deep material pool with players from Wataoo Philadelphia School of Pharmacy Indiana Independents Indiana Normal and Greensburg among others.
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Blackeville
Homer City
Ernest
Blairsville
Clymer
Jefferson County
Indiana
Wataoo
Kisk
Phiadelphia School of Pharmacy
Joe King
Sharon
Livingstone
Ford City
Bennett
Indiana Independenta
Short
Marlin
Mercereburg
McFarland
Indiana Normal
Guthrie
Lafayette
McGregor
Greensburg Elko
Wilson
Kiskl
Smith
Cherrytree
Fleming
Pennington
Independents
Plumville Review In The Field Debuts
Plumville Review Volume 1 Number 1 dated Friday presents local news, attractive ads, and an illustrated feature on Pluaville history. Editor Orlin K Briggs aims for modern printing equipment and professional newspaper fellowship. First edition issued with help from O R Griffith of Marion Center Independent.
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Plumville Review
Orlin K Briggs
Cevarel
Pluaville
Briggs
O. R. Griffth
Marion Center
Clymer Company Favors Bond Issue at August Meeting
At the Clymer City Manufacturing Co meeting held August 7 at 2 o clock, stockholders approved authorizing a 15 000 bond issue to expand the plant. George C Conrath, inventor of a concealed-hanger sink, will be employed. suppliers plan a two-section hinge and a wall-fastened unit. New enamel closet tanks and nighttime enamel work signal expansion across all departments, with an added compressor installed.
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Ciyt Manufacturing Co
George C Conrath
Con
Conrath
Old Pennsylvania Canal Boatmen Set Reunion Date
The executive committee of the Old Pennsylvania Canal Boatmen's Association met in Johnstown and decided to hold the 23rd annual reunion at Blaireville on Thursday, Sept. 10. Capt George Rutledge and Robert Barclay of Johnstown and Michael B Brown and Charles E Kerler of Blaireville selected the date. Dean Canan of Johnstown was president. Samuel Kegsler of Leechburg will lead at the next meeting.
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Old
Pennsylvania Canal Boatmen's Association
Johnstown
Blaireville
George Rutledge
Robert Barclay
Michael B. Brown
Charles E. Kerler
Blatreville
Dean Canan
Samuel Kegsler
Leechburg
Keyes Sisters Present A Country Kid At Local Theatre
The Keyes Sisters stock company staged A Country Kid with changing scenery and electric effects each night. They close in Indiana tonight with Kathleen Mavoreen, Irish comedy drama made famous by Jon Murphy and Chauncy Olcott. A special Indiana Street Railway car leaves at 0:45 to Ernest for the Christian Endeavor Convention opening at 7:30. Police report Hague's arrest for operating a liquor wheel at Goodville picnic. $300 bond posted for December term. Decker's Point hosts a harvest home and basket picnic August 14-15 with amusements and a steam merry-go-round. Indiana Hardware Co offers reduced refrigerators amid hot weather. prices listed at Lea at Piper's Bendic, Maraball building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Street Railway Company
Christian Endeavor
Ernest
Indiana
Decker's
Preacher from Grove City to Speak at local church
Dr Herron of the Omaha Semin now at Grove City School will preach at the Presbyterian church on Sunday August 9. This may continue until September 1. Dr PF S Crawford will again return to his work here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herron
Grove City School
PF. S. Crawford
Train accident injures Henry Nixon in Garfield
Henry Nixon of Garfield fell from a moving freight train last Tuesday, suffering a broken nose and head injuries. A young man named Crogan of West Bolivar was lightly hurt. The item also notes Harry Marshall returning from New York with music for Dainty Duchess and mentions the Hammond Gibson Reunion in Gipin’s Grove on Saturday Aug 15, plus local hardware ad details.
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Henry Nixon
Garfield
Crogan
Bolivar
Harry Marshall
Harry B. Marshall
New York City
Weber & Rush
Mr. Aball
Gipin's Grove
Near
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