Riot case in Heilwood ends in severance for Bruno trial
In Commonwealth vs Bruno and Gigerino, murder charges over John Patesnack's death at Heilwood led to separate trials after a late jury selection. Bruno's proceeding began with detailed juror lists and Slavonic Italian tensions, aided by interpreters, with autopsy by Coroner Mammers confirming skull fractures and brain injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commonwealth
Joe Bruno
Tony Gigerino
John Patesnack
Heilwood
Peeler & Fell
Samuel Cunningham
Elkin
Commonwealth
Fleilwood
Thomas
Sherif
J. W. Mack
Farmer
West Wheatfield
S. S. Calhoun
West Mahon
Ing
Charles Abel
Grant
S. M. Houston
Glen Campbell
J. W. Baker
Carpenter
Blairaville
Charles Davis
East Wheatfield
A. B. King
Indiana
F. E. Groft
James Weamer
Ww. E. Britton
Harry Lytle
Silas Streams
John Pateschneck
James S. Mammers
Mike Lallo
Mike
Martin
Pateschneck
Joe
John
Pateredneck
Indiana Normal Wins Close Season Opener On Foreign Soil
Indiana Normal defeated Punxsutawney 3 to 1 on Punxentawney soil as McCulloughs men claimed early access and drove in runs in the eighth and ninth. Ruffner and Walters starred for Indiana while Speer fanned nine on the mound. Rapp toed the slab for Punxy as Warren led their defense. Normal planned to play Clarion today.
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Indiana Norwal
McCullough
Gheeker
Independenta
Punxentawney
Indiana
Punxsutawney
Ruffner
Bill’ Pieres
Walters
Gayley
Vail
Rapp
Speer
Warren
Eric
Punxy
Old Home Week Aims To Be Biggest Time In Western Pennsylvania
Punxsutawney prepares for August events from August 22 to 28 with the slogan the Biggest Time in Western Pennsylvania. Marathon races Parade Day Funxsutawney Day Groundhog Day Educational Day featured. Not less than 5000 people expected in lodge lines on Parade Day with many lodges pledging a thousand participants. Local lodges plan open houses and clubs join in the week long celebration.
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Punxsutawney
Kevery
Pennsylvania
Hospital in Blacklick Valley to Seek Local Care
In Blacklick Valley, doctors led by Dr Barr urge a Miners' Hospital style facility based in Nant-y-Glo to cut transit times from eight to ten hours. Spangler and Barnesboro successes inspire hope that local operators may back a new hospital, with Nant-y-Glo favored as central. A physicians meeting in Nant-y-Glo is planned to discuss the project.
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Spangler
Barr
Blacklick Breek
Blacklick
Barnesboro
Nant-y-Glo
Wintondale
Ebensburg
Johns+ town
Creagon
Gordon to Enter Penn After Prep Year
Gordon, the Kiski standout who defeated Washington and Jefferson 7 to 1, is bound for the University of Pennsylvania after one more year in prep school. Upon graduation he plans to enroll at the Quaker school.
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Frank Gordon
Washington and Jefferson
Pittsburg Collegians
University of Pennsylvania
Quaker
Children’s Day Arranged at Gherryhill Church
Children’s Day will be observed at Gherryhill Brethren church on the Clymer streetcar line on Sabbath after noon June 27 at 2 30 o clock. A good program has been arranged with Rev. Margaret Cook in charge.
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Gherryhill Brethren
Clymer
Margaret Cook
Railroad Picnic And Dance In Blairsville Grove
Railroad workers plan a picnic and dance under B of R K and B of L F auspices in Blairsville grove on Monday July 5 with prizes for athletic events. All welcome. Buggies runabouts and harness offered at factory prices from now until July 1. See Wilmer Stewart Indiana Goldenrod flour $1.50 per sack Hetrick & Wilson.
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B. of R.K
B. of L. F. and i
Blairsville
Suly
Wilmer Stewart
Indiana
Hetrick & Wilson
Lumberman Fatally Injured By Tree in Grove Chapel Timbering
James P. Organ of Rossiter died after a tree he felled lodged against another, causing the butt to strike him on the right side and knock him into a leg near the Stevenson tract forest camp near Richmond. He died after his ribs were broken and internal injuries were diagnosed. Funeral held at his home with Rev. Shaffer officiating.
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James P. Organ
Rossiter
Stevenson
Richmond
Organ
J. E. Lanzendorfer
Stephenson
Panxsutawney
J. P. Kizer
Pittsburg
Mary Thomas
Harmony
Sara
Reynoldaville
A. C. and
T. M. Organ
Reynoldsville
Shaffer
Union Cemetery
E. Wolfe
Alton
Grove Chapel
Hamill
Mr. Wolfe
Wolfe
Wolfe Farm
Ward Bishop
Carrie Orr Weds Arthur Hecker in Pittsburg Home Ceremony
Miss Carrie Mabel Orr daughter of Mrs Martha J Orr of West Philadelphia street became the bride of Mr Arthur W Hecker formerly of St Louis now of Pittsburg at 2 pm today at the bride’s sister Mrs Charles R Lockard’s home 7755 Baxter Avenue East End Pittsburg Rev S N Carpenter of St Stephen’s Lutheran Pittsburg officiated in the presence of relatives The bride wore white messaline satin over silk with a shower bouquet The bridesmaid Grace A Orr wore green chiffon over white with white flowers Best man Hambleton Fisher of Pittsburg Flower girl Martha Bartlett niece of the bride White batiste dresses Clarae Miller of Pittsburg played the wedding march After a lake resort tour the couple will reside at 7789 Baxter Avenue Pittsburg Mrs Hecker formerly worked at Christy’s shoe store Hecker is an advertising solicitor for the Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph A weekly dance will be held at Idlewood Park Tuesday evening Special car at 8 30 o clock Colds remedy ad follows.
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Carrie Mabel Orr
Martha J. Orr
Grace A. Orr
Hambleton
Fisher
Pittsburg
Martha Bartlett
Clariase Miller
Hecker
Baxter Avenue
Iecker
Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph
Christy
Young Railroaders to Marry in Lockport
Mollie Riddell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N H Riddell, to wed LeRoy McHail of Bolivar. McHail serves as an extra agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, announced in Lockport Pennsylvania on June 22.
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Lockport
N. H. Riddell
Mollie
LeRoy McHail
Bolivar
McHail
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Elks Announce Lamb and Turkey Roast at Chestnut Grove
Elks' big feed set for tomorrow at Chestnut Grove. B P O Elks invite members to the annual Lamb and Turkey Roast on Wednesday evening. Imperial flour recommended for all dishes. Sack price listed at 1.60. Advertises two buggy poles and two sets of double harness as cheap bargains, Wilmer Stewart listed.
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B. P.O. Elke
Chestnut Grove
Wilmer Stewart
Two Day Sabbath School Convention at Deckers Point
The fourth annual convention of the second district of Indiana County U. S. will be held at Shiloh Baptist church Deckers Point on June 23 and 24. All Sabbath School workers and friends are invited. The program begins with devotional, welcome, and addresses by Rev. Krenz D W Mumau F Weitzel and others.
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Deckers Point
Indiana County
U. S
Shiloh Baptist Church
Sabbath School
Krenz
D. W. Mumau
F. Weitzel
W. M. Turner
W. K.wil
Hama
S. K. Rank
A. O Craven
George to chair Indiana County Farmers Institutes
For Farmers Institutes 8 George of West Lebanon assumes the chairmanship of institutes run by the Indiana County and State Agricultural Associations. He will prepare for next winter sessions upon receiving applications. Deputy State Superintendent Martin provided the locations of McHenry held institutes, and George invites correspondence with those who helped. Address Mr. George at West Lebanon to request an institute in their fields.
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C. George
West Lebanon
Indiana County
Martin
George
S. M. McHenry
Weat Lebanon
Mrs. Wadsworth Known Here in Indiana Visit
Mrs Herbert Wadsworth Washington society figure rode 159 miles in 16 hours Monday at Conesus Lake New York to beat Roosevelt records. She was in Indiana with 11 companions traveling from Washington to Batavia New York and used the Indiana House as their headquarters for one night.
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Herbert Wadsworth
Washington Society
Conesus Lake
N. Y
Roosevelt
Indiana
Washington
Batavia
Indiana House
Social call to Cedarcrest pastor in Annapolis Junction
Mrs. W. L. Stewart and Miss Mary M. Evans of Washington DC and formerly Indiana visited Dr. and Mrs. David Hall at Cedarcrest on Sunday afternoon. Dr Hall served as pastor of the Indiana Presbyterian church for about 25 years.
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W. L. Stewart
Mary M. Evans
Washington, D. C
Indiana
David Hall
Cedarcrest
Annapolis Junction
Hall
Indiana Presbyterian Church
Strawberry Festival at Presbyterian Church Tonight
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church hosts a strawberry festival in the social hall starting at 5 o'clock this evening. Strawberry shortcake ice cream and coffee will be served. All are invited to attend. In another item, Vowel Bros leading tailors advertise heavily reduced prices on light colored spring and summer goods while stock lasts. Red Seal flour is also mentioned.
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Ladies Aid Society of
The
Presbyterian Church
Vowel Bros
Watson enters Y M C A work after college return
James I Watson returns home with his parents from State College after graduation on Wednesday. He plans to go to Wisconsin for a Lake Geneva Y M C A summer school briefly and has been elected general secretary of the Y M C A at Garden City, Colorado, starting duties in the coming months.
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Harry
A.T. Church
Johnstown
James I’. Watson
State College
A. P. Watson
Watson
Wisconsin
Lake Geneva
Garden, Col
Civil Service Exam For Cockport Postmaster Job
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination on Saturday July 8 at Lovejoy for the fourth class postmaster position in Cockport. The office paid $20 last fiscal year.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Lovejoy
Cockport
Georgeville Triumphs in Twelve Inning War
Georgeville defeated the fast Marion Center team last Saturday in a 12 inning game by 4 to 5. The game was close and exciting from start to finish with Marion Center's Wood and McGregor batteries facing Georgeville's Haglett and Hamilton.
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Georgeville
Marion Center
Wood
McGregor
Haglett
Hamilton
Last Call For Trimmed Hats In Summer Millinery
Last Call For Trimmed Hats. Any person wishing to leave orders for summer Millinery will please do so soon, as our trimmer will be leaving in a short time. Lou E. Smith & Co. One barrel MAPLE SUGAR from Somerset county, Just received by J. iJ. Biscus.
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Lou E. Smith & Co
Somerset County
J. Ij. Biscus
Normal Commencement Week Opens With Alumni Reunions
Indiana town hosts a gala commencement week with alumni returning for reunions and class events. The baccalaureate sermon will be preached June 27 at 11 o clock by a noted divine. A faculty concert and class play follow, featuring the class of 1909 in DeMille’s West Point tale.
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Indiana
Newell Dwight Hillis
Presbyterian Church
Wrigley
Edna Cogswell
Mabel Pehmer
Conservatory
Clarence Rt. Smith
Charles Miller
Wallace Chapman
DeMille
West Point
Robert Edeson
South America
Military Academy
Hose
William Pierce
Blair Moorhead
J. Leonard Smith
George Simpson
Frank Coulter
C. Lynn McKee
Grover Felgar
Earl Lambert
Harry Bowman
Clare
Stuchell
Jean McElroy
Henrietta Keelan
Robert Rodkey
Salutatorian
Margaret Lockard
Edward Swan
Mabel Hazlett
Rankin Tomb
Ethel Orr
Della Vitale
Chara
Jlotte Stuchul
Do You Dread Mondays Easy Task Soap Ad Finds Relief
Do You Dread Mondays Most women do when Monday means washday The copy touts Easy Task Inandey soap as making clothing and linen cleaner sweeter in half the time with less fuss and temper It claims the soap removes dirt not drives it in and contrasts white pure soap with dingy yellow soap plus theatre listing and local shopping prompts for Wilmoer Stewart Indiangs
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Prosecution
Normal
Clarion
Blacklick Valley
Gordon
Penn
James Organ
HE. Wolfe
Rig
Pittsburger
Carrie Orr
Idlewood Park
Foley
Mrs. Lumsden
Haviland
China
Beck Lumsden
Oakland Avenue
A. T. Smith
D. H. Tomb
Escl
E. M. Elsie
C. J. Carll
Porter Rmports
C. W. M. Turner
S. S$. Lewis
A. QO. Crawlener
Ernest Work
F. C. Buyers
Farmers’ Institutes
Mrs. Wadsworth
Surrey
Y. M.C. A. Work
James Watson
Colorado
Dr. Hillis
Clarence R. Smith
Star Theatre Program
Wilmoer Stewart
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