Clymer Firemen Complete Plans For Convention
Delegates register 9 to 10 30 a m as the Cambria and Vicinity Volunteer Firemen prepare for the tenth annual convention in Clymer on August 19 and 20. The program features memorial services, reports, entertainments, a banquet, and a dance with a full schedule of church and civic participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cambria and Vicinity Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Clymer
H. A. Hetrick
Joan Kovalsky
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Burgess O. W. Householder
Herrick
A. J. Barber
Clymer Christian Church
G. W. Ringer
Clymer Methodist Church
St. Michael’s Greek Catholic Church
Firemen’s Hall
W. N. Templeton
Ringer
Firemen Ladies’ Auxiliary
Wo. W
A. F. Blessing
Veterans of Continued
Kiwanis Hear Rotary Speakers at Moore Hotel
Harry White and Marty Hinterleiter addressed the Kiwanis Club at the Moore Hotel Monday evening. Hinterleiter gave a travelogue of journeys through the British Isles and Continental Europe on the way to the Vienna Rotary convention. White outlined Vienna convention highlights and the global Rotary spirit fostering world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry White
Pennsylvania
Rotary International
Marty Hinterleiter
Indiana
April wedding announced for Anna Ruth Westeroth and Merell Brammert
Mr and Mrs Clyde Westeroth announce the marriage of their daughter Anna Ruth to Merell Brammert son of Mr and Mrs T W Brammert. The ceremony took place April 18 at New Kensington Pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Westeroth
Anna Ruth
Merell Brammert
Meo
TW. Brammert
Phiadelphia Street
New Kensington
Pay
Indiana school district finances show steady receipts and rising balance
A comparative statement by the superintendent covers 1929-30 and 1930-31 showing per capita tax, millage, current expenses, operating and maintenance costs, debt service, capital outlay and total receipts of about 252 thousand and payments near 240 thousand. The balance on July 1 grows from 6,587.71 to 20,761.83, with insurance adjustments added. millage stands at 19 and 18.12 respectively, and the note ends with an automobile club picnic at Camp Rest-a-White on Aug. 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Yale Undergrad Reports Russia From A New Angle
Yale undergraduate Whitar's Noler, attached to the United Press Paris Bureau, completes a Russia trip with Hubert J. Bencer. Howard provides a human, closeup view of life in Moscow, noting the 2.5 million city with only 115 old taxis, the novelty of transportation, shopping, and theater, and the challenge of navigating a radically different society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitar
Noler Dack Mowrann
Yale
United Press
Paris
Russia
Hubert J. Bencer
Howards
Goviels
Stoward
Howard
New
Moscow
Fatal Burns Take Life Of Thomas Lass Olive Beatrice
Olive Beatrice born May 19 1926 daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Thomas died at 345 PM Monday from burns suffered Saturday while attempting to fight a gas stove. She leaves parents a sister Ashley and brothers Marl Parker Burnell at home. Funeral at family home 125 North Third Street Wednesday at 230 guided by Pastor Arthur B Fowler of First Baptist Church. Interment Oakland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Beatrice
Robert Thomas
Burns
Ashley
Marl
Parker
Burnell
North Third Street
O'Cllock
Arthur B. Fowler
First Baptist Church
Oakland Cemetery
Gaertner Couple Welcome a Fine Boy at Home
Mr and Mrs Theodore A Gaertner of 716 Church Street celebrate the arrival of a boy Sunday afternoon weighing five pounds ten ounces. Richard Daniel and his mother, the former Elizabeth Dines, are well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore A. Gaertner
Church Street
Richard Daniel
Elizabeth Dines
Public Utility Speaker Tonight Addresses Indiana Citizens
John M. Walker counsel to Governor Pinchot in public utility regulations will address citizens and civic bodies tonight at 8 P M in the Court Room. Mon J Elder Peeler will preside at the meeting in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Walker
Pinchot
Indiana
J. Elder Peeler
Samuel Trimble Hospital Patient Improves in Indiana Care
Friends of the veteran rural mail carrier report Samuel Trimble, longtime rural mail carrier now in Indiana Hospital, is much improved and hopes for discharge soon. He is in his third tieth year in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Trimble
Indiana Hospital
Engagement of Frank Kelly and Anna Smith Made Public
Announcement states Frank Kelly of near Indiana formerly of Fairport Ohio is engaged to Miss Anna Smith of Waterman formerly of Tuckahoe New York. The engagement is expected to culminate in an October wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kelly
Near Indiana
Fairport, Q
Anna Smith
Waterman
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Byers Lad Hurt In West B_intac rppts Street Crash
Fred Byers Jr. of 1804 Water Street was admitted to Indiana Hospital after a collision on West Pittaburgh Street at 4:40 PM. He suffered head and body contusions and minor lacerations. X rays showed no skull fracture. Fred was unconscious at arrival but regained consciousness. two companions were fleeing when he collided with a Chevrolet coupe driven by a Mr. Fox of New Castle, Pa. condition today is reported as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Byers
Water Street
Indiana Hospital
West Bintacerptinns Street
Red
Philadelphia
Fred
Mr. Fox
New Castle
Relief Usher Brady Recovers Stolen Bag at Station
Relief Usher Brady recovered a traveling bag stolen from Miss Catherine Stivanson, a Kittanning school teacher. Brady, stationed at East Liberty, chased the thief after questioning patrons and saw the suspect near Dahlam Street. The bag was dropped by the fleeing thief and recovered, to the teacher's gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
T. H. Brown
P. R. KR
East Tiberty
Tom
A. Brady
Chevy Chase
Indiana
Dahlam Street
Interprize Street
Catherine Stivanson
Kittanning
Potato Clubs Host Meetings and Corn Roasts This Week
Two of the 4 H Potato Clubs will hold corn roasts with sponsors present. Savan Potato Club, 20 members, meets at Grange Hall Thursday with Rotary Club of Punxsutawney as hosts. Home Potato Club, 34 members, roasts Friday at Blair Wyneoop farm sponsored by Indiana Kiwanis and Rotary clubs. Members receive seed potatoes and repay with four bushels at digging time. Potato Exposition at State College August 24 25 26 features talks demos and a rural choir contest by Brush Valley Community Choir. Continued on page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savan
Grange Hall
Rotary Club of
Punxsutawney
Home Potato Club
Blair Wyneoop
Marion Center
Kiwanians and
Rotarians of
Indiana
Indiana County
State College
John A. McSparren
Somerset County
Brush Valley Community Choir
Peach budding demonstration at Hamilton farm Smyrna
A peach budding demonstration will be held at R. W. Hamilton's farm in Smyrna on Saturday August 22 at 10 AM. County Agent J. W. Warner will conduct the event inviting all interested in learning peach budding. The talk notes Indiana County peach growing is hazardous and advises hardy varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Hamilton
Smyrna
J. W. Warner
Indiana County
Krosen Held On Violation Of Securities Law
A. I. Krozen of Tier Manufacturing Company Homer City was arraigned on Securities law violations in Squire Mee Lain's office yesterday. He was committed to county jail in default of 2000 for the hearing, later released on a writ of habeas corpus. He faced charges of selling stock of Tier Company without a license to Homer City citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Krozen
Tier Manufacturing Company
Homer City
Squire C. C. Mee Lain
Kroren
Tier Company
Glen Campbell Tax Justice Meeting Draws 200 Crowd
An open air Glen Campbell gathering of the Tax Justice League drew an estimated two to three hundred listeners. Speakers from Indiana county outlined nonpartisan aims to reduce taxes and distribute the burden more equitably, with data on bonded debt and tax use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax-Justice League
Indiana County
Glen Campbell
Burnside
John Kane
Arch Pennington
Harry W. Fee
Indiana
Fee
Harry
Lydick
Msq
Pennsylvania
Pessor
Rotary Club hears on Rotary principles
Dr Charles R Foster of State Teachers College Frank Berner of Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp and Eugene Jenks of Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co gave the main address at the weekly Rotary supper in the Hotel Indiana last evening Foster reported on the Rotary District Officers Conference held in Grove City Berner and Jenks reviewed recent Rotary Magazine articles on club relations with foreign clubs The meeting voted to continue weekly gatherings at the Hotel Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Foster
State Teachers College
Frank Berner
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Eugene Jenks
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Rotary Club
Indiana
Doctor Foster
Rotary District
Grove ‘City
Berner
Jenks
Rotary Magazine
Mass Meeting Held by Indiana NAACP Sees Local Candidates
The Indiana NAACP sponsored mass meeting in the Court Room drew 80 voters and candidates for office. Speakers included Rev. P. B. Byrd Rev. FM. Johnson Assia McChunkin and Nathan Jennings with multiple candidates such as HW Roney Chas I. Benes J. A. White A Nugene Wilson H. Eimer Borland W. larl Tong George Nesbit Claude Bath Elmer Allison and Hl AL Niehol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
P. B. Byrd
FM. Johnson
Assia McChunkin
Nathan Jennings
Roney
Chas
I. Benes
J. A. White
A. Nugene Wilson
H. Eimer Borland
W. Larl Tong
George Nesbit
Bath
Elmer Allison
AL Niehol
Chambersville Couple United in Morning Nuptials
Chambersville was the setting for the marriage of Ebert Paul Kinter and Madeline Elizabeth Buggy at the Church of the Assumption. The ceremony, a nuptial high mass, was conducted by Rev. Father Amelia Furvi. The couple, both Indiana High School and Beckley School of Civil Engineering or Indiana Business College alumni, plan to reside in Chambersville after a honeymoon trip to the Great Lakes and Canada. Attendants included Dr. Joseph Kint ey and Miss Margaret Buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebert Paul Kinter
Watt Kinter
Madeline Elizabeth Buggy
John Buggy
Chambersville
Church of the Assumption
Amelia Furvi
Kinter
Indiana High School
Beckley School of Civil Engineering
Harrisburg
Miss Buggy
Indiana Business College
Court House
Joseph Kintey
Indiana
Margaret Buggy
Great Lakes
Canada
Tri state coal talks drawing many eastern city leaders
ASK MEDIATOR WHEELING W Va Aug 18 Up Acceptances from more than 30 mayors of Eastern Ohio West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania cities indicate about 40 city executives will attend a conference to stabilize the coal industry by forming a tri state competitive district A program of ten proposals including a tri state committee will be discussed by conferees invited by a business men committee Rail rates production curtailment and wage fair profit for both workers and employers are among the chief problems. Governors may appoint an impartial tribunal to study the bituminous situation. MAIRMONT West Virginia Aug 18 Up Six thousand striking West Virginia coal miners are ready to declare a truce if President Hoover
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Elderton High School Opens August Thirty First
Elderton High School will open on Monday August 31 for the term 1981 82. Any pupil with the necessary qualifications is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elderton High School
Troopers enforce valve shutdown in East Texas wells
In East Texas 1200 state troopers began inspecting over 1600 wells under martial law orders by Governor Ross Sterling. Troops check that every valve is closed while workers protest layoffs. No resistance reported and officials expect a two week enforcement window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED. Jones
Longview
Tex
East Texas
Ross Sterling
Jacob F. Wolters
Sterling
Thea
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Mid-Continent
Comedy of Errors in Accident Report
A misprint caused confusion at Punxsutawney Hospital after an automobile crash near Sykesville. Patients named Albert and Mrs Margaret Sprankle were misidentified, mistaking Chestnut street residents for Sprankles from Indiana Rural Route 1. Eight patients respond well. Mrs McCama remains critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxsutawney Hospital
Sykesville
Albert
Margaret Sprankle
Indiana
Sprankles
Chestnut Street
Indiana R. D
Treasury Net Balance Report August 15
The U S Treasury reports a net balance of 125 207 601 87 dollars on August 15. Expenditures for that day totaled 5 761 682 96 dollars. Customs receipts through August 15 added 19 074 779 03 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Treasury
Washington
Treasury
Censorship Halts Cuban Revolution News Rumor
United Press reports from Havana say federal troops in Holguin may have sided with rebels seeking to topple President Machado. Censorship blocks confirmation and foreign dispatches. Rumors of ships flying Norwegian and German flags delivering 300 recruits and machine guns tense the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmors
United Press
Havana
Cuba
Holguin
Gerardo Machaile
Santiago de Cuba
Gibara
Oriente
Machado
Santa Clara
Indians Ready for Home Game Against Coal Run Tonight
The Indiana Indians host Coal Run Colts at East End Park this evening at 5 o'clock in their first home game. The Indians beat Coal Run 9 to 7 on the road last week and seek revenge on familiar turf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Indians
East End Park
Coal Run Colts
Indians
Coal Run Field
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy G. King
Colorado Springs
Cole
Lewis J
Buddy) Palmer
Glenda
Automobile Club
Rést-a-White
Jack Howard
Thomas Lass
Third Street
Studius
Jesus
Stuchul
May Tucker Stuchul
John T. Stuchus
Tudiane
Cambridge Springs
First United Presbyterian Church
R. E. McClure
D. D
Blairsville
Greenwood Cemetery
Hattie Farber
State of
California
Gaertner
Samuel Trimble Hospital
Byers
Punxsy
Krosen
Rotary
Norris Kellam
Culpepper
Battle Creek
Lich
Tri-State
ASK Mediator
Mairmont
Hoover
Texas Wells
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!