Neiler Rites Friday Morning for Henry G Neiler
Funeral services set for Henry G Neiler at St Bernard s Church in Indiana with a solemn high mass. He died at Indiana Hospital and leaves a widow and four sons a daughter and two brothers. Interment in St Bernard s Cemetery follows the service. The Rev Fathers Brady Mullen and Cost will officiate. He was born July 23 1883 in White township and lived retired in Indiana. Surviving relatives include Anna D Neiler Frank Lawrence Sylvester Raymond Dorothy E McCrossin Andrew and John Neiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Neiler
St. Bernard's
Indiana Hospital
St. Bernard's Cemetery
James Brady
William T. Mullen
Herbert Cost
White Township
John
Margaret Grafl
Neiler
Indiana
Anna D. (Plotzer) Neiler
Frank Neiler
Elmira
N.Y
Lawrence Neiler
Sylvester Neiler
Near Dowenstown
Riymond Neiler
Veterans Hospital
Perry Point
Dorothy E. McCrossin
Boston
Mass
Andrew Neiler
John Neiler
B and L Hold Annual Meet Signals Growth
The B and L annual meeting notes 1938 saw nine new properties sold on direct reduction plans boosting home ownership. The association aided many in buying refi nancing and improving homes, with a thrift installment share issue over 50 percent subscribed. A board reorganization elected J W Sutton president and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iésh
J. W. Sutton
J. R. Richards
A. J. Forrence
D. W. Simpson
J. Anthony Graff
Wallace Nordby
Manweer
Piano prodigy too young in concert sparks protest
Frazer accuses pop concert of exploiting a child in Allentown while Elizabeth Brac kine of the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children says the appearance violates state law prohibiting minor employment. In Norristown a car crash injures umpire Joseph Lard and four Conshohocken residents, including John Bonkowsik, Francis Kane, and Adam Miecskowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazer
Allentawn
Elizabeth Harcourt Brackine
Pennsylvania Society For the Prevention of
Norristown
Joseph T. Lard
John Bonkowsik
Francis Kane
Adam Miecskowki
Conshohocken
Farm Boys and Girls Rule Capital Farm Show
Thousands visit the seventy fifth State Farm Show at the IQagre Exhibition Building to view cattle and handiwork from 42 Future Farmers bands across 28 counties. Police caution car owners amid traffic. counterfeiters noted and care urged in money handling. Dr. Lester Ade highlights rural youth education and sound farming practices.
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Tmarriseung
Jen
Iqagre
Keystone State
Trafic
Farmers
Commonwealth
Lester K. Ade
Ade
Eight Goals Seen for Second Term Policy Plan
Eight goals are outlined including wage and hour legislation and ratification of the Child Labor Amendment. The plan calls for court cooperation to broaden constitutional interpretations, continued farm cash benefits with crop insurance, a uniform federal electric policy, government reorganization with two new cabinet posts, expansion of reciprocal tariff policy, adherence to the Western Hemisphere good neighbor policy, and a flexible neutrality stance.
President Birthday Balls Benefit Blairsville and Indiana
A series of charity events funds the Crippled Children and County Medical groups. The Blairsville President’s Birthday card party at Moosey Temple on Saturday January 30 features auctions, contracts, prizes, and a 50 cent admission with proceeds to the Blairsville Medical Association for disbursement. Other events include a January 29 President’s Ball in Indiana Borough benefiting Crippled Children, and a 25 cent telegram for greetings with 70 percent of proceeds returned to the national fund. Indiana County Fish and Game Association meets January 20 at Union Hall McIntyre with attendees gathering from Moore Hotel by 7 PM.
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Indiana
Crippled Children's Association
Community Chest
Indiana Borough
Bliursville
Marty
Blairsville
Moosey Temple
Margaret L. Byrne
William Lipsie
Charles J. Boeh
Blairsville Florist
Blairsville Medical Association
County Medical Association
Clymer
Postal
Western Union
National Fund
Royal Committee
Fish and Game Association
Indiana County Fish and Game Association
Union Hall
McIntyre
Moore Hotel
Hundreds Flee Flood Waters Across Midwest
Rain swollen streams battered levees as the Midwest faced widespread flooding. The St Francis River breached at least nine levees near Kennett and Senath Missouri, forcing hundreds from homes and prompting evacuations across Arkansas, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and Missouri. Authorities warned of more rain while White River and Mississippi region towns faced rising waters and winter storms lingered elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Middlewest
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Linois
Arkansas
Red Cross
Kennett
Senath
St. Francis
Missouri- Arkansas Line
Monette
Black Oak Ark
Dunklin County
White River
Rableton
WPA
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Monongahela
Huntington
W. Va
Darkersburg
Tennessee
Mississippi River
Memphis
Far West
North Dakota
Pidhirnay Case Featured Self Defense Claim
The defense opened arguing Pidhirnay acted in self defense. Witnesses included Sue Pidhinway and Stephen Pidhirnay, who testified about threats and fear during a November incident. Prosecutors read a voluntary statement from the defendant alleging a confrontation with his wife and a hunting knife search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney
Allamney R. J. Hogan
Pidhirnay
Bruce A. Sciatta
Johnstown
Sue Pidhinway
Edwin M. Clark
Joseph
Stephen
Commonwealth
New Kensington
Pidhir-nay
John
Joe
Pidhinnay
Britain Again Opposes Four-Power Pact and Spain Crisis
Britain opposes a four-power pact with Germany and France as Italy abandons the plan while Spanish tension rises. Fascist air raids kill Madrid residents. Eden’s Commons speech denounces responsibility for a Fascist Communist showdown. Berlin calls it untimely. Portugal rejects international observers on the border. Italy and Germany push for indirect intervention to halt Bolshevist influence.
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Avitain
Germany
Italy
Britain
France
Spain
Madrid
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Europe
Berlin
Portugal
Stabbing Case Tied to Pidhirnay and Romansic Death
Testimony in an Indiana case shows Private John Regna of the State Police saying Pidhirnay grabbed a knife from a table and struck a man during a confrontation. Pidhirnay was arrested at an uncle’s home in New Kensington and expressed concern about the seriousness of the incident, stating he did not know Romansic had died. He was returned to Indiana by Regna, Morrison, and County Detective William J. Moore, with other officers recounting the search after he fled the stabbing.
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Pidhirnay
John Regna
New Kensington
Romansic
Indiana
Regna and
Morrison
William J. Moore
Pidhinway
Inauguration Day With Roosevelt Crowds Beside White Columns
Washington reports recount crowds filling wooden benches as President Roosevelt takes the oath for another term. Vice President Garner, longtime public servant and Texas ranchman, signals this as his last oath at 67, known for his amiable, unpretentious manner and habit of giving rides to friends.
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Roosevelt
Church of Presidents
Garner
Washington
Supreme Court
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Congressional Arrangements Committee
West Point
Navy
Texas
Cactus Jack
Uvalde County
USS Supreme Court
Benjamin Cardozo
White House
Given Life Term Thanks Judge In Knife Murder
Albert Goglick, 68, of Puritan, told Judge John J. McCann “Thank you” after being sentenced to life in the Western Penitentiary for the murder of his friend Stanley Solarczyk. Goglick had been found guilty of first degree murder after a December hearing and remained still as the judge imposed the sentence with an interpreter present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Googlick
Puritan
John J. McCann
Cambria County
Stanley Solarczyk
Western Penitentiary
Goglick
McCann
Charles S. Evans
Ebensburg
Steve Gorchik
Washington Township
Absorbed Driver Cleared in Brothers' Deaths
CLEARFIELD Jan 2004 coroner's jury absolved Harold Shultz of blame for a truck accident that killed 10 year old Clayton Neubauer and 7 year old Jack Neubauer as they walked from a home to a neighbor's. The verdict called the deaths accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Harold Shultz
Vo Young Brothers
Clayton Neubauer
Jack
Service establishments in Indiana County total payrolls and jobs
Census figures show Indiana County had 181 service establishments in 1938 with 74 employees and 158 working proprietors, payrolls of 47 thousand dollars, and two locales listed separately. Statewide Pennsylvania had 41,149 service establishments, payrolls of 43.875 million dollars, and 38,619 employees plus 41,048 working proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul May
Washington
D.C
Indiana
Indiana County
Census Bureau
Pennsylvania
Motors Head Goes East in Auto Labor Talks
A UAW president planned a Washington trip to meet with Alfred P. Stoan Jr and John L. Lewis as part of efforts to break the auto strike deadlock with General Motors. Michigan Governor Frank Murphy pressed for peace, while other plant walkouts and talks unfolded across Briggs Detroit Lindemann Wool Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Litbey Owens Ford and Berkshire Knitting Mills as 40,000 mariners idle in a nationwide strike.
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Committee For Industrial Organization
John Brophy
C. I
Washington
Michigan
Frank Murphy
Murphy
Department of Labor
Frances Perkins
Lewis
James F. Dewey
Perkins
General Motors
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Detroit
A. J. Lindemann and Hoverson Company
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Glen W. McCabe
Litbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company
Berkshire Knitting Mills
Reading
Pattern 4043 Wraparound Dress Promises Comfort and Style
Homemaker friendly Anne Adams pattern 4043 features a trim skirt and slender bodice with an Eton collar. Made in cotton fabrics, available sizes 14 to 48, requires 358 yards of 36 inch fabric for size 16. Send 15c for pattern and size details, plus book orders for the Anne Adams pattern catalog.
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Anne Adams
Teen Confesses Stolen 1928 Ford Car Tale
Jan 20 in Dubois reports a youth named Guy Woodring stole a 1928 Ford near the Binnington Mine between Altoona and Gallitzin. He admitted the act while arriving at the Highway Patrol Depot to report the theft, claiming he had been bathing nearby with his father who works in a mine. The officer noted the absurdity of the confession as the youth was held for the car theft report.
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Altoona
Guy Woodring
Binnington
Hastile
Indiana Lions host second weekly meeting at Rustle Lodge
The Indiana Lions Club held its second meeting in a week at Rustle Lodge with 34 members and nine guests. The Lion Boy Scout Troop No. 7 added 18 members under Lion Sid Boyd. Guest speaker Lieut. J. C. Bricker of State Highway Troop B, Greensburg, discussed Pennsylvania Highway Patrol work, driving safety, and accident causes, noting Indiana County’s drop in accidents and urging education and stronger enforcement to continue improvements. Joseph J. King and Wallace D. Guthrie joined as new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Lions
Rustle Lodge
Lion Boy Scout Troop
No. 7
Lion Sid Boyd
Melvin Jones
Lions International
Indiana
Joseph J. King
Wallace D. Guthrie
Lou Feloni
J. C. Bricker
Greensburg
Lieut. Bricker
Pennsylvania Highway Patrol
Indiana County
Bricker
Stock market ticker obscured list of firms and numbers
A dense string of stock tickers, company names, and cryptic numerical codes appears. The text reads as a chaotic ledger of corporations such as General Electric, Ford, Chrysler, IBM style mentions, interspersed with percentages, figures, and mixed alphanumeric stamps, lacking coherent narrative or context.
Young mother stands trial in Altoona case
In Hollidaysburg a 24 year old mother Margaret Karmendi faced witnesses as the Commonwealth sought the death penalty for allegedly killing her three year old son Sonny with a railroad spike after he interfered with her relationship with Roy Lockard. Witnesses included Paul Lorio, a police officer, and an undertaker who noted the mother's calm demeanor near the dying child. In Washington Pa a separate arrest saw Rose Dedulski 6, Matthew Dedulski 25, and Mike Dimbeck 24 jailed for the stabbing death of Ned Wilson near a beer garden after a dispute. Thomas Dedulski 26 and John Dedulski 20 were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollidaysburg
Commonwealth
Margaret Karmendi
Altoona
Supreme Court
Sonny
Roy Lockard
WPA
Lockard
Paul Lorio
Karmendi
Patralman al J. Wininger
Avas
J. B. Wertzberger
Vincent Stevens
Washington
Washington, Pa
Ontario
Washington County
Harvey Stuart
W. J. Powell
Rose Dedulski
Matthew
Mike Dimbeck
Pittsburgh
Powell
Ned Wilson
Charles Pack
Ned
Wilson
Matthew Dedulski
Pack
Thomas Dedulski
Ypother
John
Stuart
Livestock markets and produce carry gains in Pittsburgh
Hogs 1800 with 900 direct rise as heavies up 25 cents. Cattle steady with good vealers 12.50 13.00, fat lambs 10.75 11.00, apples and potatoes show steady to firm quotes. Grain markets in Chicago rise on Argentina purchases with wheat up to May 13 ½ pence and corn up modestly.
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Pittsburgh
New
Idaho Russels
New York
Pennsylvania
National Farm Loan Meeting 18th Annual Session in Indiana
D R Tomb secretary treasurer of the Indiana County National Farm Loan Association urges all members to attend the 18th annual stockholders meeting in Indiana Pennsylvania at the Indiana Theatre Building January 28 1937 at 10 00 a m Directors and officers for the coming year will be elected and the past years activities reviewed A representative of The Federal Bank Bank of Baltimore will discuss operations and loaning policies Reports from officers and committees will be presented to members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Tomb
Indiana County National Farm Loan Association
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Indiana Theatre Building
Federal Bank Bank of Baltimore
Federal Bank Bank
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Jean Lowry
Jean ¥ V. Lowry
Ocean Grove
N. J
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Holt Hughes
D. J
Methodist Episcopal Arch
Archibald Long
Pneuimonia
Wesley ‘Barkey
Homer City
Elizabeth
Stewart) Barkey
John Cairns
William Wheeler
Home City
P. F. Nemitz
Pitusirn
R. E. Shaner
Apollo
Wheeler
Greekwood Cemetery
Moorhead
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Springfield, Il
O’ Pete
Great Britain
Motors Head
United Automobile Workers of America
Knudsen
Alfred P. Stoan, Jr
Martin
John L. Lewis
Pattern Department
W.ilfth St
Happy Cardozo
DuBois Patrol
Blair County
Adams
Atco Am
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Auburn Auto Balt
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Blaw-Knox
Borden Borg-Warner Briggs Mig
Eastman
Gen Foods
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Harvest
Nick Can
Johns-Manville
Kennecott Kresge
Lehigh Port C
Ligg and
Myers Loews Lorillard
Mack Trucks
Marshall Field
Monty Ward Nash-Kelvinator
Nat Acme
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy
Texas Corp
Time
Transamerica
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Vanadium West UN Tel West el and M
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Ark Nat Gas
Chicago
Argentina
Liverpool
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