County Health Association Constitution Summary
The document outlines honorary and corporate membership, with dues capped at five dollars, and defines the Executive Council as six members plus elected officers. It covers officer duties, meeting frequency, delegation to the Pennsylvania Public Health Association, amendment procedures, and standing committees including nomination, program, legislation, and membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Indiana County
Executive Council
Pennsylvania
Public Health Association
Pennsylva Public Health Association
Ross
Court House Happenings Court Sentence for Horse Theft
Jack Sheridan pled guilty to larceny of a horse valued at $12 along with two saddles and blankets from Frank Tomb of West Wheatfield Township. He was sentenced to a $100 fine, to imprisonment in the workhouse for a year to two years, with future calls for good behavior within three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sheridan
John Henry
John Smith
Frank Tomb
West Wheatheld Township
Ife
In Memoriam John Crandell Remembered in Mine Disaster
In memoriam of John Crandell who perished in the Shank Mine explosion at Brena two years ago today, December 26, 1924. The memory notes his toil and enduring work, with family and friends reflecting on his race and faith as his legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crandell
Shankwih
Brena
Points on People in Indiana County Notes
A local notes column lists visits and travels of residents and guests. Met S B McLans of College Springs Iowa visits sister Mrs H J Getlins and niece Mrs E Hill on Lyle St Clair. Lyle St Clair, clerk in the County Treasurer’s office, transacts business in Creekside. Robert Bayard and wife return from three months in Miami. guests of Bayard's in-laws Milton and Mrs Brandon of Graceton. John J Fisher returns from Pittsburgh business trip. Dr Charles H Miner and Dr Edgar S Everhart attend Indiana County Health Association meeting in Court House. Jddo Lewis of Marchand attends Indiana Medical Association meeting. C W Pyock of Penn Run among Monday visitors in Indiana. W D Bowser of Clymer attends Medical Society Meeting in Court House. Christ Weaver, formerly of Indiana, now in Logan Ohio, visits Indiana friends. Joseph Feller, chief engineer of Johnson Drake and Piper Construction Co, with Punxsutawny office, among day’s visitors. Miss Charlotte Williams returns to Warren to resume school. Miss Annie Ward of Detroit arrives for month with father Patrick Ward. G M Helman of Creekside R D 2 visits Gazette. Mrs Agnes Crossman called to Detroit due to illness of grandchildren of Mr and Mrs John C Heckman.
Mitchells Resignation Expected Within The Next Day Or Two
The President suspended execution of most of the sentence for forfeiture of allowances and half monthly pay. The monthly pay of the accused is $483.33 with $156 monthly rental and subsistence, totaling $197.37 if half pay and allowances are restored during the President’s pleasure. Forfeiture is suspended pending further action and statutory employment restrictions noted by the War Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of War
Judge Advocate General
Former bank clerk sentenced in Washington County case
R Clyde Segner, 32, formerly clerk for County Controller T Jd Underwood, pled guilty to embezzlement and related charges. Judge James Brownson sentenced him to two and a half to five years in the county jail with parole eligibility after 2.5 years. Se gner faced 67 counts including forgery and larceny. $19,147.50 in redeemed bonds and interest coupons were found in his personal straw box after arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dan
R. Clyde Sener
T. Jd. Underwood
James Brownson
Washington County
Segner
Repair Work Nearing Completion At Josephine Plant
Repair work described as near completion ends a prolonged shutdown caused by cold. The Josephine plant will restart in Blacklick and nearby areas with furnaces expected to come back online after the difficult period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Blacklick
Morton Cunningham Returns Home After Forty Years
The Gazette reports Thomas Morton Cunningham, born in New Athens township Indiana county, visited from Kamath Falls Oregon after more than four decades away. A Memoir of a venturesome life follows, noting his Westward journey to Missouri then Oregon, his farm, family, and a planned return to the old community to reconnect with boyhood friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Thomas Morton Cunningham
Oregon
Cunningham
Indiana County
Mane Hood
Athens
Great West
Morace Gregley
Tlinuis
Missouri
Kamath Falls
Mr. Cunningham
Morton Cunningham
Blairsville Town Blotter and School Debating News
Police blotter reports disorderly conduct fines and traffic charges in Blairsville. The town’s high school debaters, coached by Miss Margaret McClure, prepare for February and March matches against Homer City Saltsburg and Clymer, aiming to surpass last year’s results. Also featured are a Golden Wedding anniversary in Bolivar, a marriage in Blairsville, and a Legion screening of The Man Without a Country at the Richelier Theater with a student matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Burgess G. C. Overdorff
Vito Dalesandro
Dominic Bendetto
Burgess
Commodore Rigby
John Long
Blairsville
Blairsville High
Homer City High
Blafravile High
Homer City
Saltsburg
Marion Center
Blairs~ville
Clymer
Margaret McClure
Berlin Empfield
Roger Sleise
Howard
Roger
Adrian
Mich
Grace Sleaze
McKeesport
Squire W. Ralph Cummings
East Brown Street
Legion
Blaisville Post
The
American Legion
Richelier Theater
American Legion Post
Greensburg
Post
Clergy Meeting Error Over Purse Report Corrected
A church meeting report misstated donations, showing a purse of 100 dollars when recordings corrected the amount to 45.01 dollars. The discrepancy stemmed from an information error in the church office and was clarified during the Christian Church gathering Sunday evening.
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Khlan
Kl: 1
Christian’ Church
Two Local Deaths Mark Blairsville Year Start
Bertha Trimble of Trojan Mine dies in a coast guard accident at Wilgus. Funeral held at Wesleyan Methodist Church with large attendance and Montgomery Cemetery interment in Blairsville. Julia Rice Smith, 63, of Blairsville dies after long illness at her North Liberty home. Interment in Blairsville Cemetery after services at A.M.E. Zion Church.
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Bertha Trimble
George Trimble
Trojan Mina
Pennzoil Oil Co
Tagley
Wesleyan Methodist
Wilgus
Montgomery Cemetery
Blairsville
Julia Rice Smith
North Liberty Ees
Ellery Washington
A.M. E. Zion Church
W. H. Turner
Local carpenter Sylvester Lantzy dies at 52 in Johnstown
Johnstown notices report Sylvester H. Lantzy of 1219 Franklin Street died at 7:05 PM at his home after years of ill health. He leaves wife Jennie Kane Lantzy and children Blanche Reiter Chloe Fenstermaker Emma Edward Mary Pauline John Lantzy, plus brothers Pius Earl and Mrs Gertrude Gibbs and Mrs Ida Hill. Funeral arrangements pending. Also noted: Daniel Hudson Rowe, 53, ex-railway boiler inspector, died January 20 at Et Elizabeth Hospital. Survived by wife Celia Walker and 4 daughters Velma Scntt Virginia Fyock Victoria Shank Vrwil Tranis and 17 grandchildren. services held January 22 at Shank home in Clymer. Interment Bethel Cemetery near Dixonville.
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Johnstown
Sylvester H. Lantzy
Franklin Street
Lantzy
Hastings
John Lantzy
Nant-y-Glo
Mary Lantzy
William H. Smith and Sons
Ida Hill
Saltsburg
Masonic Fraternity
Elmo Castle No
Knights of the Mystic ‘Chain
Daniel Hudson Rowe
Youngstown
Et. Elizabeth Hospital
Mr. Rowe
Rayne Township
Indiana County
William and
Mary McNulty Rowe
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cecelia L. Walker
Velma Scntt
Piteatyn
Virginia Fyock
Trafford
Victoria Shank
Clymer
Vrwil Tranis
Homewood
John E
McKees Rocks
George T
Indiana
Shank
Bethel Cemetery
Dixonville
In Memoriam Charles Crandell Mine Explosion Victim
A memorial note from Mrs and children marking two years since Charles Crandell’s heroic death in the Shank town mine explosion on January 26 1924. It laments the loss and expresses faith in reunion in Heaven with hopeful lines about meeting again beyond farewell tears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crandell
Shanktown
Penny
The Silent Threat in the Mansion Mystery
Wealthy Henry Hall faces a death threat as a letter predicts a midnight attack. Detective Prentice orchestrates a staged vigil with guards and police around Hall in a remote mansion. A dramatic cannon blast signals a failed plan and reveals a hidden assault setup.
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Mals
Henry Hall
Ainiliar
Prentice
Hall
Dravver
English Bride Shortage Sparks Marriage Demand
A fragment notes that scarce men in England leave many women, including Hious and English girls, eager to marry but unable to find spouses. The text appears to be a garbled reference to demographic marriage pressure amid male scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Bepomeld
SIPIS CHILD BURNS TO DEATH IN HOUSE FIRE
A house fire killed a Sipis child, the bedroom engulfed in flames. The fire began from an overheated kitchen stove, and only part of the child’s remains were found among the debris. Loss estimated at 4800 dollars, partly insured. parents and two daughters are hospitalized or in shock.
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Lipis
Bacon and the Shape of the Earth Taught by Roger Bacon
Roger Bacon, the English Franciscan friar, taught that the earth is a sphere long before Columbus. The note places his ideas as foundational to early geography and shows his influence on the understanding of the world’s shape.
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Bacon
America
Roger Bacon
Realizing Ambitions in Everyday Work and Grit
The passage urges that everyone holds potential to achieve great things even while currently in humble roles. It emphasizes perseverance and grit as the path toward a brighter future, suggesting ambition remains alive through daily work and effort.
Dream Money Omens Across Dreams
The piece notes several dream omens tied to wealth. A yellow apther predicts gold, clear water promises money within the month, and a yellow wild flower signals a gift of gold.
Fifty Feet Long Palm Leaves In South Aerica
A fragment describes the Imaja palm in South Aerica with leaves reaching two feet long and often ten feet wide. It notes another palm native to Ceylon with leaves twenty feet long and eighteen feet broad, used by natives for cuts.
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South
Aerica
Nother
Ceylon
Buried Near Als Their Foya Fritz’s Prusaia Will
Royal misanthrope Frederick II of Prusaia known as Fritz directs in his will to be buried near als foya in the Sans-Souci gardens for his own speiles.
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Frederick II of
Prusaia
Fritz
Prngsian Militariam
Als Foya
Bath for the Crystal Restoring radio crystal sensitivity with ether
A historical note explains that the sensitiveness of a radio crystal may be regained by placing the mineral in a small bottle with ether. The bottle is shaken vigorously and the crystal is then removed with tweezers.
Stock Quot Reported by Masten Firm in Pittsburgh
Stock quotation summary from A E Masten and Co Vanderfrigt Building Pittsburgh Pa reports current quotes. The brief note lists a price update for traders and investors referencing the firm’s Pittsburgh office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Masten & Co
Vanderfrigt
Pittsburgh, Pa
Cleaning Shoes With Carpet Strip Shoe Cleaner
A strip of common carpet glued or fastened to a piece of wood serves as a practical instrument to remove mud and dirt from shoes without scratching leather.
Councils Cut Turkish Marriage Cost in Anatodia
Municipal councils in Anatodia reduced the Turkish marriage ceremony price to aid the poorest peasant. Mrs. Robert Cunningham visited Mrs. Ray Wagner on Wednesday.
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Anatodia
Robert Cunningham
Ray Wagner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Court House
S. B. McLans
College Springs
Iowa
H. J. Getlins
E. Hill
West Philadelphia
Lyle St. Clair
Troag Iyer
Creekside
Robert Bayard
Johnson, Drake and Peer Construction Company
Bayyard
Miami
Fla
John J. Fisher
Pittaburgh
Charles H. Miner
State Board of Health
Edgar S. Everhart
State Board of Harrisburg
Indiana County Health Association
Jddo Lewis
Marchand
Indiana Medical Association
C. W. Pyock
Penn Run
W. D. Bowser
Mown
Medical Society
Christ Weaver
Logan
Ohio
Joseph Feller
Lhe Johnson, Drake and Piper Construction Company
Punxsutawnzy
Charlotte Williams
Warren
Annie Ward
Detroit
Patrick Ward
G. M. Helman
Creekside R. D. 2
Agnes Crossman
John C. Heckman
Mitchell
Vious
Charles M. Johnston
Bolivar
Bolivar Opera House
Johnston
James H. Johnston
Pittsburgh
Theodore W. Alton
Los Angeles
Cnl.y
J. D. Johnston
Emporium
Matthew D. Burns
Stanley Graff
Harry Wiley
Orange
Caroline
J. Clarke Flude
Wilmerding
Arthur Speedy
Miami, Fla
By Jack Woodford
Wantern Newspaper Union
Bali
Marshall
Cnter
Anna
Philadelphia
Marehall
Miss Dietrich
Seventeenth Street
Sipis
Contimea
Rene Baldwin Loco
Cuba-Amn
Stig
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Goodrich
Teeeensee
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Studebaker
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Union Pac
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U. S. Rule
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Otis Steel
Phillips Pet
Packard Motor
Pierce Arrow
Radio Corps
Seneca
Deposit Bank Bidz
Tndlans
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