Oakland man ends life in garage with revolver
Frank Zajes, 39, of Oakland, reportedly took his own life with a .32 caliber revolver in a garage after a period of moodiness. He left behind a wife and four children. Coroner's jury ruled death self inflicted. Funeral services to be held at the family home with interment in Lucerne cemetery.
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Frank Zajes
Oakland Awaie
Zajes
Loftaur
Chee
Injes
Lucerne
Hia Pc
John Moody
Zayes
Fred W
Lucerne Cemetery
Aives Hearing On Larceny Charge
Willis of Coal Run waived a hearing yesterday after noon on a larceny charge brought by Chief Joe Cusma. He is accused of stealing a coal wagon cap and carbide for a rage house store worth $51 on the night of August. Willis admitted taking the articles but was not under liquor influence when arraigned before Squire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diter H. Jackson
Joe Cusma
Coal Run
Oliver. Willis
Coal Jy
Willis
Jiquor
Aicee
Squire
Lindberghs Begin Tokyo Reception Tour
The Lindberghs left Tokyo by car after five hours of travel in rough mountain roads, continuing a six day official program of receptions and banquets. They will consider a future trip to China and the Philippine Islands as they return to their villa at the home of Ambassador Forbes. Official events concluded with a dinner hosted by Premier Wakatsuki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nokio
Charles A. Lindbérgh
Fic
Tokio
Kernieawa
Populahzaymmer
Willy Hainex
Ssador W. Gameron
Forbes
Eobergh
Sary
China
Philippine Islands
Tindberghs
Manila
Tindbérghas
Wakatsugi
Local Visitors Enroute to Florida Pecos Fair Entries Taken
Fragmentary notes show visitors en route to Florida with mentions of fair entries. References include Pecos office, market items, and unclear names, suggesting a local fair or market context with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Anys
Pecos Ar Ride
Chicago man helps friend then vanishes with funds
Michael Castronovo, 32, befriended Pete after a chance meeting in Chicago. They walked together and helped Tony, who claimed his father died leaving $18,000. Castronovo lent $3,600 to finance a trip, then Pete and Tony disappeared with the money after Castronovo left to fetch headache tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michael Castronovo
Pete
Tony
Caliifornia
Castronevo
Castronovo
Castronove
Gazette Appreciation Highlights Canning Receptacles Secured
The Gazette notes broad civic support as hundreds of canning vessels are secured for households. Surplus fruits and vegetables will be prepared for winter canning efforts, enabling families to preserve seasonal harvests. Local organizations encourage participation, with distribution planned through community programs.
Charities drive collects fruit jars for winter aid
The Central Charities thanks Indiana citizens for jar and glass donations. Scouts distributed on four wards collected hundreds of jars crocks and glasses. Trucks from Bon Ton Indiana Hardware and Indiana Motor Co aided with Scouts collecting. Containers will aid winter aid for those previously helped by the association.
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The
Gazette
Central Charities
Indiana
Bon Ton
Indiana Motor.Co
Charities Association
Ciltizens
Tis Gazette
Injured minor seeks five thousand in auto crash suit
Mary Burke, a minor, petitions for 5000 dollars in damages for injuries from a March auto crash near Avaggh. The suit, filed by her parents Dennis P. and Sarah M. Burke of Johnstown, names Hunt of Johnstown as defendant. Allegations claim reckless driving and failure to keep to the proper lane caused the vehicle to crash into an abutment, overturn three times, leaving Burke with a fractured nose, scalp injuries, deep arm and leg lacerations, and a sprained back, with extended hospitalization.
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Ebensburg
Avaggh
Mary Burke
Dennis P. Burke
Sarah M. Burke
Yan
Eight pigeons poisoned by toadstools near Canonsburg
Pittsburgh reports eight pigeons fed on toadstools at a Canonsburg area farm suffered poisoning. All but one were discharged after hospital observation. 13 year old Fhorynce Lauletta remained in fair condition. Reports note mushroom remains and the panic among guests during the midnight meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Uup
Canonsburg
Fhorynce Lauletta
Tauletta
Itosus Novaca
Ginick
Liberal Education Emphasized at Indiana County Institute
Eightieth annual Indiana County Teachers Institute opens with most teachers present. Dr E W Chubb of Ohio University outlines liberal education as foundation for living, noting 87 percent of engineers' success comes from nontechnical skills. Session continues with song led by Prof John W Nefe.
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Lhe
Indiana County Teachers’ Institute
James I. Chapman
R. L. Clark
John W. Nefé
E. W. Chubb
Ohio University
O. Chubb
O. Electrical Engineers
Man from NuMine faces DUI charge after crash
Joe Gallina waived a hearing after being arraigned on operating a motor vehicle under the influence. He posted 500 bail and was released. He is accused of causing an automobile accident on the Indiana Plumville improved highway when his truck struck a Plymouth owned by John Norko. A physician found Gallina under liquor influence.
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Joe Gallina
NuMine
T. A. Daugherty
Hiquof
Squire, Co. Q. McLain
Gallina
Plymouth Sauesier
John Norko
Sagamore
Indana
Plumville
Auto Gyro Lands At Local Field En Route To Cleveland
An autogyro touched down at the Indiana Airways field yesterday at 1 30 pm. The Pitcarin Autogyro, built by the Pitcarin Autogyro Company of Willow Grove near Philadelphia, was piloted by Harold F Pitcairn, company president. It was en route from Philadelphia to Cleveland for air races, stopping for 37 gallons of gas and 9 quarts of oil before resuming its journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana Airways, Inc
Trusal Couple Congratulated on Newborn Boy
Harman Trusal of Indiana connected with Maron Center Dairy Co. and Mrs Trusk receive congratulations on the arrival of a boy at Indiana Hospital yesterday. The baby and mother are doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harman Trusal
Indiana
Maron Center Dairy Co
Di Chubb Speaks At Rotary Meeting In Ohio
Doctor Chubb of Ohio University spoke at the Rotary Club supper meeting at the Hotel Ind. Guests included Joseph Blairsville of Blairsville County Institute and out-of-town visitors. Chubb delivered wit and humor, keeping the audience in regular laughter. The next meeting was scheduled but canceled due to Labor Day.
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A. Apw
Chubb
Ohio
Harry Wil Jurecas
Dean Kerrl
Labor Day
Homer City Post 493 Legion Meeting Notice
The Homer City Post No 493 American Legion schedules a meeting on Wednesday. All members are requested to attend and to turn in dues derived from a prior sale. Details on the Hicketagh sale date were provided in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoily Legion
Homer City
American Legion
Nancy
Death Mourned for Sir Hall Ramsay of Isle of Man
The Isle of Man mourns its most famous son Sir Hall Ramsay novelist and dramatist died at Greta Castle after a brief illness. He grew up nearby and many scenes from his writings drew on local landscapes. He died before completing his Life of Christ.
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Ramsay
Isle of Man
Sir Hall
Greta Castle
Christ
Baker death enters probe in West Virginia
Clarksburg West Virginia September 1 UP The slaying of Mary Baker in Washington DC sparked a new link in the Bluebeard case as Washington detectives seek ties to Harry Powers operations. A detective in Clarksburg investigates Poyara activities and a letter to Mrs Asta Buick Hicher postmarked April 30 1930 connects to Miss Baker. Continued on Page Two.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Mary. Baker
Clark
Washington
D. C
Harry F. Powers
Poyara
Miss Baker
Asta Buick Hicher
Powers
Tax Justice Meeting in South Mahoning Discusses Tax Reform
The Tax Justice League of South Mahoning held its monthly meeting at the Ox Hill Grange near Plumville. President Clyde Bell presided as H S Lydick of Center Township and Hon. Charles R. Griffith of Marion Center spoke on broadening active membership, educating youth on taxation and voting, and the need for farm-wide organization to secure fair real estate taxation. Griffith noted legislative hurdles for a minority of 208 members and speculated a possible November special session focused on utility legislation and coal issues.
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Tax-Justice League
South Mahoning Township
Ox Hill Grange
Plumville
Clyde Bell
Lydick
Center Township
Charles R. Griffith
Marion Center
League
Griffith
Cliffside Park to host two dance nights this week
Kayser's orchestra at Cliffside Park tomorrow evening has been cancelled. Fenton Snyder and his Radio Orchestra will headline Cliffside Friday evening September 4, while Al Katz and his Kitsens perform Tuesday evening September 3.
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Kay. Kayser
Cliffside Park
Fenton Snyder
Cliffside
al Katz
Kittens
Summer store hours update in Indiana
The summer hours of Indiana stores have concluded. It was stated this morning that regular hours of service would be effective beginning Wednesday September three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Miss Prudence Altimus 97 in East Wheatfield Township
Today Prudence Altimus is celebrated as reaching 97 years, noted as the oldest woman in East Wheatfield township and among the county’s senior residents. She was born September 1, 1844, daughter of David Altimus and Sarah Peddicord, the second of twelve children. Her early life includes schooling at Mobarland in Brushvalley township.
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Prudence Altimus
East Wheatfield Township
David
Sarah
Peddborg) Altimus
Migg
Altius
Brughvalley
David Altimus
Sarah Peddicord
Perly
Mobarland School
Brushvalley
Igwnthip
Altimus
Synthetic stockings from air may be produced
Buffalo report quotes Wallace Carothers of Du Pont Experimental Department describing synthetic silk from air derived acids and ethylenic glycols. He notes 20 such compounds exist, could yield silk-like floss, and that warfare might drive future production though current commercial value is limited.
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Buffalo
Wallace H. Garothers
du Pont Experimental Department
Carothers
R P Yard and Garden Contest Winners Named
Representatives from the Department of Agriculture Extension judged yards and gardens in the R P towns for the fourth year of the Coal Companys Yard and Garden contest. Prize money totals 350 dollars with checks soon to be mailed to winners Lucerne Iselin Iselin and Iselin winners include Joe Brodnick Szantmiklosi Kinsey Novatesky Measker Balazo Harshyne Davis and Geter Joe Patricey Bentley Jack Yockey Patrick Grabosnky and Spon.
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Department of Agriculture Extension
Carl Bittner
Mirri.e. Carter
Coal Company
R. & P. Coal Co
Lucerne
Joe Brodnick
Alex Szantmiklosi
Wm. Kinsey
Andy Novatesky
Frank Measker
Joe Balazo
Steve Harshyne
James Davis
Anderson Geter
Miss Craft Bride of Orville Johns in Brookville
Miss Belva Craft daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Craft and Orville Johns son of Mr and Mrs Albert Johns both of Punxsutawney were united in marriage by the Presbyterian minister in the Presbyterian parsonage at Brookville Early Monday morning They were attended by Miss Elizabeth Latimer and Ralph Cousey of Punxsutawney Mrs Johns attended Punxsutawney high school and worked in Dr Wilbur Black dental office in Indiana Mr Johns is manager of the A and P store in the McHenry building on Philadelphia street They will reside here
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Belva Craft
Edward Craft
Orville Johns
Albert Johns
Punxsutawney
Brookville
Elizabeth Latimer
Ralph Cousey
Johns
Punxsutawney High School
Wilbur Black
Indiana
McHenry Building
Philadelphia Street
Mrs. Johns
Treasury net balance and August expenditures report
The U S Treasury reports a net balance of 199 698 154 95 on August 20 with expenditures of 6 653 018 48 for that day and monthly customs receipts through August 29 totaling 38 586 759 20. An upcoming September 4 meeting in Diamondville invites residents to form the Diamondville Cemetery Association at Union Church. Peaches Die bus basket via s Fruit Markets.
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Washington
Treasury
Diamondville
Vicidity
Union Church
Third Injured Seriously in Seward Truck Crash Near Kittanning
Sept 1 report from Kittanning: a Seward trio, Cecil Wagner 40 dead, Karl Hrabayosky 17 and Robert Wagner severely injured, when their truck overturned at a curve at foot of a steep hill near Engewood on Route 422. The driver Cecil Wagner died instantly from a broken neck.
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Cecil Wagner
Dirgeer
Carl Hrabravége Ky
Victira
Robe Wagner
Kittanning’ Hospital
Kittanning
Seward
Seriory
Engewood
Hrabrayosky
Robert
Wagner
Kittan Ing
Jaure
Canton
Whudl
Penn State Alumni Dinner Planned at Moore Hotel Saturday
A Penn State alumni dinner is set for Saturday evening September 5 at 6 30 P M in the Crystal room of the Moore Hotel. About thirty two Penn State students from Indiana county are invited and urged to attend. Reservations should be made with W Warner Belk 71. A committee of alumni and students from across the county was named to organize the event including John H Stewart Paul Mitchell Robert M Burnett Charles R Wetzel Marion Genter Harry O Kimmel John Clark Ba Hewitt Bob Laingwood Royden Hutchinson Rose Nix Ronald Gray fith Peter Fisher and John W Warner Indiana.
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Penn State
Moore Hotel
Acquai Pe
Indiana’ County
Crystal Room
The
Mooré
Office of
John H. Stewart
Indianet
Paul Mitchell
Clymer
Robert M.’ 'Burnett
Salieburg
Charles R. Wetzel
Marion Genter
Harry O. Kimmel
Lochas
John Clark
Blairsville
Ba’ Hewitt
Indiana
Bob Laingwood
Royden Hutchinson
Arm
Kiwanis Club Reunions Highlight Community Talk
Fadra Holmes Wilson, Texas University, spoke to Kiwanis at the Hotel Monday on what defines a man by deeds in hardship. She shared anecdotes and stressed child welfare and community needs in Indiana, praising assets seen in youth while noting their visibility in society. The program featured vocal numbers by Donald Ong and notes on guest Audley Maben Charles.
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Fadra Holmes Wilson
Texas, University
California State Teachers College
Stitute
Kiwanis Club
Indiana
Lavani
Gram
Donald Ongwill
Hills of Home
Kiwangg
Mary St. Clair King
Audley
Maben Charles
Rev
Js Af
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Baker
West Virginia
South Mahoning
MIBS
Prudenor
Altimva
Miss Craft Bride OF
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