Health and court news from Blairsville and Cokeville
Local health authorities report 12 measles and six scarlet fever cases in the borough since February 10. Most are students at trade schools with precautions to prevent an epidemic. None serious. quarantines issued. In court, Earl McLaughlin of Cokeville guilty of disorderly conduct fined five dollars plus costs. Edna Brink fined ten dollars. Earl Jellison released on bail after appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess G. C. Overdorff
City Hall
Earl McLaughlin
Cokeville
Westmoreland County
MrLaughlin
Earl Jellison
Edna Brink
Brink
Jellison
Van Sweringen Rail Link-up Rejected
The commission rejected the Van Sweringen plan to exchange railroad stocks arguing the burden rests on the applicant and that adjudicating each stockholder’s share would be unworkable. The decision suggests future similar filings may follow but the law cannot handle hundreds of thousands of miles of railroad trades at once.
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Thea Commission
van Sweringer
van Iweringers
Death notices for Stassy Madrich Jennie McCombs and Edith Hassinger
Mrs Stassy Madrich aged 96 of Coal Run died at Indiana Hospital from heart trouble. Funeral at St Bernard's Church Friday at 9 with burial in St Bernard's Cemetery. Mrs Jennie McCombs from California to be buried with sister Miss Louise McClelland in Saltsburg Thursday at 2 PM. Edith Hassinger died at home of her mother Susannah Hassinger at 134 North 6th Street from heart trouble. she was four? daughter of the Hassingers.
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Stassy Madrich
Indiana
St. Bernard’s Catholic Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Jennie McCombs
California
Louise McClelland
Saltsburg
Edith V. Hassinger
Edith V. Wassinger
Susannah Hassinger
North 6Th Street
Evening Gazette praised for Stand on local school control
A reader from Indiana Penninsula commends the Evening Gazette for its February 27 editorial "Sheepskin Barricade" and urges continued coverage. The letter argues against centralized schooling and for local control, praising democracy and opposing outside dictation on taxes and school management. Signed by A.C. F.
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Evening Gazette
Indiana
Penna
Commonwealth
A.C .F
Hilltop visitors and social happenings across town
Hilltop residents hosted Punxsutawney and Altoona guests on Sunday. Sam Dille and Harry Couch were callers at Brushvalley on Tuesday. Miss Annabel Uncapher spent Sunday with Annie Griffith. A C Uncapher social was well attended Friday. Rev Pinkerton preached at Crete Sunday. Gas well drillers return home after completing J K McGaughey well. Work planned on J F Laney farm well No 2. Devinneys of Apollo visited G C Devinney. Residents attended fence and road sheeting events in Indiana.
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Harry
Punxsutawney
Altoona
Sam Dille
Harry Couch
Brushvalley
Annabel Uncapher
Annie Griffith
C. L. Uncapher’s
Pinkerton
U. P. Church of Indiana
Crete
J. K. McGaughey
Butler
J. F. Laney
J. M. Devinney
Apollo
G. C. Devinney
Indiana
Mrs Hassinger Dies in Indiana at 84
Late Clements and Susanna Ris ing Hassinger, longtime Indiana residents, born August 22, 1869, pursued millinery in Indiana and Apollo with sister Laura, cared for her elderly mother, joined St Bernard's church early, died suddenly, funeral at St Bernard's Church at 9 AM with burial in the church cemetery conducted by Very Rev N P McNelis.
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Clements
Susanna Rising Hasingsr
Indiana
Fife
Apollo
Laura
Miss
N. P. McNelis
St. Bernard's Catholic Cemetery
Farm Fence Day SA Big Success
Farmers heard talks on improving fences with ground wire for lightning protection every 20 rods and emphasized the value of well fenced pastures for summer feeding. Experts covered wire gauge, post materials locust trees creosoting posts and cost factors, naming state college speakers and exhibitors from major fence industry firms.
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H. M. Brown
Brown Wus
Pennsylvania
R. A. Blasingame
Department of Farm Machinery
State Icollege
TF. T. Murphy
Forestry Textension Department
State College
State Department of Forestry
BR. D. Tonkin
F. Jorgenson
Pittsburgh Steel Company
J. W.patterson
American Steel and Wire Company
W. A. Crawford
B. L. Coleman
N. T. Ine Co
Court House
T. M.strong
Blacklick Township
J. M. Stewart and Co
Strong
Robert M. Fisher
Notice of pardon application in Commonwealth v Curate
The Board of Pardons of Pennsylvania hears Tony Curate petition for pardon after robbery and second degree murder convictions in Indiana County. Sentences include up to twenty years in Western Penitentiary and fines. A hearing is set in Harrisburg Supreme Court Room at 9:00 a.m. on March 25.
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Commonwealth
Tony Curate
Board of Pardona
State of
Pennsylvania
Pardon Board of Pennsylvania
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Indiana County
Harrisburg
Local notables and visitors travel from Indiana area
iSam La Mantia president of La Mantia Bros. Wholesale and Retail Fruit Co. returns from Florida after meeting fruit growers. Frank Barr, formerly of Indiana now in Homer City, visits Indiana friends Mrs. Bell Fowler and Mrs. Lizzie Wineman of Blairsville and Mrs. Mary Simpson of Richmond. Albert Gandolf, former Indiana Baking Co. proprietor, returns from eight months in Italy. May McLaughlin of Salisbury returns home after visiting Charles and Mrs. McLaughlin of Wayne Avenue. Captain C. Pickett, executive officer of organized reserve units, spoke on CMTC in the High Schools building. Justice of the Peace Chris Butterworth of Clymer visits Court House. Lewis Clark and daughter Isabell, J. A. Simpson and G. C. Fee return from Muskingum College trip. Steele Berkeypile, road supervisor of Cherryhill, among Indiana visitors. S. C. Fink and W. C. Coward of the State Highway Department also visit Indiana. Mrs. Martha Gondron of Verona spends weekend with J. C. Wells family. Mrs. Frank Wolfe of Wilkes-Barre visits in Water street home.
Funeral Service for Mrs Knox in Cleveland Ohio
Funeral services for Mrs Ela Grace Hershberger Knox were held at East Glennville M E Church in Cleveland Ohio at 2 30 PM Saturday. Rev Barnette led with Rev Lewis assisting. She left a large family including husband and three daughters Louise Marian and Alta. Resting in peace she wished all to meet in Heaven and was remembered as a patient sufferer trusting in the Lord. Eastern Star service followed. Burial was in Cleveland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ela Grace Hershberger Knox
East
Glennville
M. E. Church
Cleveland
Ohio
Barnette
Rev
Lewis
Jesus
Pocketbook Lost on Seventh Street Rewards Finder
Lost on Saturday along Seventh Street a pocketbook containing money, a bank book and other valuables. A reward will be paid to the finder if returned to the Gazette office at 161x.
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O. S. 7Th Street
Notice of Thanks from Silver Leaf Harmonies
The Silver Leaf Harmonies thank W Jue Jones of Steving Furniture Store McGregor and Thomas Indiana Flint Automobile Company and J Willis Wilson for the use of their cars to take them to Pittsburgh and return Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Leaf Harmonies Orchestra
Pittsburgh
W. Jue Jones
Steving Furniture Store
McGregor and Thomas
Indiana-Flint Automobile Company
J. Willis Wilson
Adlerika Relief Report From Mrs Brinkley
A reader letter praises Adlerika for ridding gas and improving sleep after long abdominal discomfort. The note claims the remedy halted bloating and released old waste from the system. Daugherty's Drug Store in Hompheluby reports Homer City Pharmacy as a source.
Maple Grove Heilwod Callers and Church Notice
Maple Grove Dallas and Alfred Detwiler were Heilwod callers Sunday. Midna Lyster called at Albert Coys on Sunday evening. Tiane Sleppy spent Saturday evening with RG Wolfe and family in Manor. Clinton iWowers was no recent caller at D BE Detwilers. Mary Coy is on the sick hat, Merle Brown of Homer City motored here Saturday. Mrs D E Detwiler called at G E B Holmes Friday, Glenn Voy was a Renn Run caller Saturday. A EF Detwiler was a Sunday visitor in the home of his brother D BE Detwiler. Edna Lyster is visiting Mr and Mrs Glenn Goy. Gonrad Sleppy called on Mr and Mrs BE Holmes Sunday. Dallas Detwiler called on Clinton Bowers Saturday. Alverk Coy and Clinton Bowers were Heihwood callers Saturday. Rue Stephens of Rich Hill district attended church at Spruce Sunday. Dallas Detwiler called on Albert Coy Saturday. Quarterly meeting services will be held in the Spruce Grove Wesleyan Methodist Church on Sunday at ten thirty oclock, by Rev Marvin of
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Dallas
Alfred Detwiler
Midna Lyster
Albert Coy
Tiane Sleppy
Wolfe
Manor
Clinton iWowers
D.be
Detwilers
Mary Coy
Merle ‘Brown
Homer City
D. E. Detwiler
G. EB. Holmes
Glenn Voy
Detwiler
D. BE
Edna’ Lyster
Glenn Goy
Gonrad Sleppy
BE. Holmes
Dallas Detwiler
Clinton Bowers
Alverk Coy
Heihwood
Rue
Sandy Lake and Rev Jos Markey Visit Fern Coy
Sandy Lake and Rev Jos Markey from Penn Run called at the home of her brother Glenn on Saturday. Roy Clark thus purchased a Ford care.
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Sandy Lake
Rev. Jos. Markey
Penn Run
Fern Coy
Glenn
Roy Clark
Ford Care
Local Life and Visits in South Bend and Nearby Towns
Local notes report Mr and Mrs J M Marts visiting relatives in Kittanning, Bess Wherry hosting the B B L M Club, Lucila Anderson returning from Indiana High School with chicken pox, Mrs Charles Stewart ill, Mable Waterson visiting Fern Martz, Robert Roof and family visiting the Thompson home near Elderton, Md Barrett spending time in the Martz home, and marriage licenses issued to several couples including Rober Samuel Gosundael and Bolivar Wilhelmina Frain. The list includes Ovie Pleree, Willman, Vincenzo Grande, Virginia Nerone, and Nowrytown as part of the notices.
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J. M. Marts
Kittanning
Bess Wherry
Lucila Anderson
Indiana High School
Charles Stewart
Mable Waterson
Fern Martz
Robert. Roof
Near
Elderton
Rober Samuel Gosundael
Bolivar Wilhelmina
Frain
Bolivar Ovie
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Arthur Artman
van Sweringen
Gazette
Hilltop
Buckminsi
Irvin S. Glasser
Phila, St. Opp
Warmers Bank Deposit Building
iSam la Mantia
la Mantia Bros. Wholesale and Retail Fruit Co
Florida
Frank Barr
Bell Fowler
Lizzie Wineman
Blairsville
Mary ‘Simpson
Richmond
J. §. Lytle
South Fifth Street
Albert Gandolf
The
Indiana Baking Company
Italy
Old Country
Albert
Evening ‘Gazette
May McLaughlin
Salisburg
Charles McLaughlin
Wayne Avenue
C. Pickett
Organized Reserve
du Bois
Citizens Military
Chris Butterworth
Clymer
Lewis Clark
Isabell
J. A. Simpson
G.C. Fee
Muskingum College
Steele Berkeypile
Cherryhill Township
S.C. Fink
W. C G. Coward
State Highway Department
Martha Gondron
Verona
Alegheny County
J. C. Wells
North 10Th Street
Frank Wolfe
Wilkes-Barre
Edna
In-Lumsden
Water Street
Mrs, Knox
N. Y
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Siigwar
Revere
Ajax
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Baldwin Locoeae
Crabh Serene Sete
Bly Bender
Cop
Cuba Amn
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Co Motors Beeen
Gen. Peer Eee
Granby
WLM
Gt. Nor
Beneenee
Hayes
Sinclair Oil
Pac
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Studebaker
Oil of Indiabe
O. of Bay
South Rails
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U. S. Steel Whale
Westinghones
Iesy
Bes
Cere de Pasco
Am. Agri
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MD Henetee Seas
Jones
Davison Chem Tees
St. L
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Famous Players
Steel
Ray Consol
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Motors Tra
Fisk
Int
Gom, Eng
Mid
Midland St. Pr
Otis Steel
Phillips Pet
Packard Motor
Radio Corp
Spicer
Maple Grove
South Bend
Livening Gazette
Churchill
Coats
Keeler
Wat
Health Department
Rome
Alsep
Samuel S. Moore Co
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