Hunting Privileges Suspended For 39 Indiana County Holders
Thirty nine Indiana County residents have hunting privileges suspended by the Pennsylvania Game Commission for violations of hunting laws. Ranges of revocations extend from one year to indefinite, with licenses listed as suspended or set for future restoration across Indiana, Blair, Homer City, New Florence, Creekside, Robinson, and other local areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Indians
Testoradd
Wilbert
Ball
Glen Campbell
Lonnie Bartlebaugh
Indiana
August Ballee
Hdrl
Ralph.m. Back
Cora
Merley. Cable
New Florence
Home
R. D
Doe J. ‘Egry
Livermore
Leroy W. Fertler
Allen V. Foltz
Ernest
Grant Fyock
Homer City
Huey& Gillen
Arcadia
Edgar S. Horrell
Blairaville
Albert Huber
Richard Jennings
Traceton
Edgar SK. Jones
Blaireville
James £ Jones
Blairsville
Leonard Jones
Robert F. Miller
Cherry Tree R. D
Wilbur J. Neal
North Point
Stanley Pardee
Rochester Mills
Wade E. Patrick
Commodore
Steve E. Plain
Dixonvillé
Faye UD
Richardson
James H. Thompson
Smicksburg
Thomas R. Zurgates
Homer City Man Joins The Army Air Force Recruit
Felix Michael Tartstone, 22, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Tartalone of Homer City Pennsylvania, enlisted in the U S Air Force for four years. He graduates Homer City High School 1945 and Indiana State Teachers College 1949 with a BA in Art. He will report to Lackland AFB Texas for induction and training. His brother Sgt Casper Tartalone serves in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Eldridge
U. S. Army
U. S. Air Force
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Felix Michael Tartstone
Vartalone
Frank Fariaide
Ridge Ave
Homer City
Indiana State Teachers College
Har-Brack Union High School
Tartalotte
Casper Tartalone
Korea
Taralone
G7odth Air Force Indocctrination Wing
Lack and Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Boy Scout Pony Award Presented at Indiana County Fair
Ernest Boy Scout troop honors James Moody of Ernest with a pony prize at the Indiana County Fair as troop officers announce the award today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
James Moody
Orr Reunion Attended at James Orr Homestead
A large gathering marked the Orr reunion at the James Orr homestead on Sunday September YWth. Attendees included numerous Orr family members and relatives such as James E Orr Bryan Orr Ralph Preigh James W Orr Ray Orr Robert Denlinger Venrie Blose Martha Orr Ward Donahue William Polito Duane Weatybrook Joseph Blazavich Lillian Wils Ann Wails Laverne Orr Artis Prugh Paul Orr and others with B Ort as regent and AG Lee Deringer as vouwigert. A pie dinner ended the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr
James Orr
James E Orr
Bryan Orr
Ralph Preigh
James W Orr
Ray Orr
Robert Denlinger
Venrie Blose
Eetewart
Martha Orr
Paul Orr
J. B. Weaver
Bertha Wells
John J. Uiths
Margie Marsh
George Ross
Hose Robert
Rachel Keefer
Joseph Welt
Pas
Petega
B. Ort
Dag the Vouwigert
AG Lee Deringer
Army Calls Up Faculty Member Carr to Army Duty
Edward F. Carr, English faculty at State Teachers College Indiana Pa, has been called to active duty as a captain in the U S Army Reserves. He will leave Oct 10 for Fort Knox Ky with his wife and child residing at 347 Chestnut Street. He earned an A M from the University of Pittsburgh and has pursued doctoral coursework there. Previously, he served on the University of Wyoming staff from 1946 to 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Carr
State Teachers College
Indiana
Pennsylvania
U. S. Army
Carr
U.S Army
Third Armored Division
Fort Knox
Kentucky
University of Pittsburgh
University of Wyoming
Chestnut Street
Indications Reds Are Stumbling
The article describes how United Nations forces closed the last gap linking South and North Korea after rapid advances followed the Inchon landing. It notes clashes around Seoul and Busan Inchon lines, reports on red troop dispersal or surrender, and mentions Marines securing Seoul including consulates and the U S Embassy residence amid widespread destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Korea
United Nations
U. S. First Cavalry
U. N
Inchon
Seoul
Changi
Busan
MacArthur
Pusan
Dan Whitehead
Seon
Whitehead
U. S
Capitol
Duk Soo Palace
Seventh Division
North Korea
Changil
Bill Ross
Wilfred Helwig Elected To Ins Agents Board
Wilfred Helwig, a small Indianapolis insurance agent, has just returned from Bedford where he was elected director of the Pennsylvania Association of Insurance Agents. He is the first Tri-County District representative to win a state office, now serving as Vice President after prior service on the Legislative Committee. The district covers Indiana Cambria and Somerset counties. The Bedford meeting spanned three days as a seminar, reflecting Helwig’s active role in district interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred &. Helwig
Lean
Bedford
Pennsylvania Association of Insurance Agents
Helwig
Autves
Indiana
Cambria
Somerset
Allegheny Bar Probes Musmanne Ethics Case
Allegheny County bar investigates whether Michael A Musmanne violated ethics by holding his judgeship while running as the Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor. Chairman Fred Camhouston says he will report once facts are gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Michael A. Musmanne
Fred Camhouston
Variety Bar Group
Local Kiwanis Hear Van Zandt Speaker in Clearfield
Kiwanis leaders from A. Long and George Rinkenbarger with Dr Risheberger and Roy Stephens visited Clearfield Kiwanis Club last evening. Congressman J W Van Zandt of Altoona PA spoke on New Government Taxes, noting ongoing tax presence and a dollar worth about thirty eight cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanien
A. &. Long
George Rinkenbarger
B. A. Risheberger
Kiwanién
Roy Stephens
Clearfield
Clearfield Kiwanis Club
J. W. van Zandt
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Kiwanlana
School Board Elects Art Instructor at Special Meeting
Clarence A. Pennington was elected instructor in art at a 4 special School Board session. He will assist Robert Kline, Art Supervisor, in the social high school due to enrollment surges the heaviest in ten years. Pennington, a graduate of Indiana State Teachers College, pursued a Master of Arts in Education at Penn State and will finish this year after Navy service from 1944 to 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Pennington
Pennington Wll
Robert Kline
Kine
Pennington
North Ninth Street
Indiana State Teachers Colese
Penn State College
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Endlaria State Teachers ‘College
The
Craft Guild
Craft Wrk
Marine Letter To Be Sold As Art Treasure
Frostburg Md Sept 27 A letter from President Truman describing the Marine Corps as a propaganda machine is insured as fine art and may be auctioned. Rep Beall says a $10 000 policy covers the letter and the buyer will fund the public publicity bureau to counter Stalin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frostburg
Truman
Rep. Beall
R-Md
Beall
Stalin
Rep. McDonough
Calif
Marine Corps
Beal
McDonough
Freedom Proclamation Observed in Indiana Borough
The Indiana Borough Council proclaims September 16 to October 16, 1950 as Crusade for Freedom Month. It urges observance to resist Communist aggression and strengthen faith in freedom and peace worldwide, urging residents to stand for liberty and democracy. Signed by J. Berny Shea, President of the Borough Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
U. S
Bernall Shea
Indiana Borough Council
Indiana
Indiana college expands student teaching centers to twenty
John B. Davis of Indiana State Teachers College announces twenty training centers for student teachers, the largest count in the college’s history. About 180 seniors are completing student teaching across sites in Blairsville Punxsutawney Altoona and others, with 18 weeks of classroom work under supervision forming an intern like capstone to certification and the B S in Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calley
Indiana
John B. Davis
The
Indians Stag Teachers College
Blairsville
Punxsutawney
John A. H Keith
Altoona
Clymer
Ford Cit
Johnstown
Mt. Pleasant
Kutlee Greensburg
Ebemsburg
Kiltarning
Clearfield
Lock
Verona
Slippery Rock
Green
Commodore
Windbe
Kane
Davis Point
Commonwealth
Red Unrest Breaks Out in Russian Sector City
A 3000 strong Communist crowd ruled the main street at noon in the Russian sector, blocking traffic for two hours and prompting shopkeepers to board windows. The march aimed at central city disruption, with clashes reported around the Ringstrasse as police dispersed the roving workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totz
Erroll Flynn to Wed Patrice Wymore in Monaco
Paris reports actor Erroll Flynn will marry Patrice Wymore in Monaco. George Thomas of Flynn's production company said the ceremony will take place in the Mayor's office in Monaco, capital of the principality on the French Riviera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Erroll Flynn
Patrice Wymore
Monaco
George Thomas
Flynn
Riviera
Superintendent Perry Attends Harrisburg Education Sessions
Superintendent Edgar C. Parry of the local school system travels to Harrisburg for the annual Hdministration Congress and related meetings. He attends the Joint Advisory Committee of district and county superintendents and the Pennsylvania Association of District Superintendents in his secretary role. The latest issue of Super News covers the final stage of Pennsylvania Education Program developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar C. Parry
Harrisburg
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Perry
Pennsylvania Association of District
Super News
District Superiintendents Association
Pennsylvania
Yugoslavs Seek Loans as Famine Fears Loom
A Yugoslav government decree sanctions widespread slaughter of cattle, sheep and pigs to meet grain quotas amid drought and tight finances. Peasants rush meat to market at unusually low prices while the regime seeks US and World Bank loans to fund capital goods for a five year plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Yugoslavia
World Bank
West
United States
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
UNRRA
After Victory It Will Be Tougher Amid Korea War Talk
The article discusses how a home building boom may reverse as lumber supply grows, while defense needs boost next year. It notes shortages of steel, copper, aluminum, rubber and other civilian production limits. Factories may shift to war goods, reducing civilian lifelines and trimming living standards despite victory in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Et al! Lumber Eaters Association
Korea
Demand Hold Up In Real Estate Market
Pittsburgh reports that real estate demand will stay strong for six to nine months, tempered by government credit restrictions. Dr. Gray J. Addavenn of the Federal Reserve Bank in Philadelphia told the Pennsylvania Realtors Association that production, employment and income will remain high, with activity less likely to slow unusually in the spring of 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Gray J. Addavenn
Teds. Org
Pennsylvania Realtors Association
Obituary notices from Indiana Pennsylvania area
Obituary notices list several local residents with deaths and service details. Names include Mr Homanate, Mrs Mary Miller, Frank Lamberson, Henry Johnston, Eunice George, George Romansio, and Michael Togni, with varied residences in Indiana, Blairsville, Latrobe, Latrobe area, and surrounding townships. Services are described with dates, locations, and funeral home arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Homanate
Mery Vallgure Romanale
John
Steve
George
Lucerna
Fake
Indiana
Sue
William Hocknick
McMets Rocks
Ang
Matheyn
Steve Prendosky
Derry
Jsaven Aventewrandchildren
Pri
Luc Earde Mires
SS Johns Raglan Orthodox Church
Blxekirk
Réb- Insum
Also Mentioned on This Page
Homer
Ernest Boy
P Reid
the Gazette
Hitler
Mer
Navy Club of
U. S Navy
Philadelphia and
Smth Streets
Gazette
Army
Wilfred Helwig
Ins. Agents Board
Allegheny Bar Eyes
Musmanne
van Zandt
J. Berney Shea
Penta
Salvation Army
League OF Mercy
Selvetion Army's League
William North
Indiana Corps
al- Marcy
Indians Salvation Army
Ladies Home League
Pittghurgh
Lt Galing
Gestignal Counsil
Relph J. Miller
Supt. Perry
Mary
Miller
Latrobe Hospital
Derry ‘Township
Westmoreland County
Horn
Unity Township
West‘moreland County
Bonifacé
Marygaret Hibert Tewes
Peter M. Miller
Derry Township
Mia
Anna C. Worat
Millvale
Maria G. Berkley
Siaters
Emily
Marcy Order of Latrobe
Blanche
Fran
Frank ‘T. Lamberson
Mary Ewans Lamberson
Wayne Avenue
Indiana Hospital
Armstrong County
Isaac
Nancy Jana Seth Lamberaon
Armsstrong County
Oliver
Heilwood and
Fosalier
Anna Birt
Christina Indiana
Alsiaadk
Trenton
Atugisl
Dgoh
Laesh
Latrobe
Bonifdea HH
Benjamin Frankhnltrwin
Lodge
New Castle Conslatory
United Commercial Travelers
I Francis Owen
Beaver
Geralding
Clarence Gephart
Bethéada
Mary Eliza
Beth
Rebécer Ann Gephart
Prlands
Robinson's
N. Seventh Street
Harry’ B. Boyd
Oakland’s Cemetery
S. Simon and Judge Church
Hunter Funeral Home
Simon and Jude
J. Mueller
St. Mary's Cemetery
Shapsburg
Henry C. Johnston
Saltsburg Extension
Robinson
Saltsburg
Eunice
Kirk; Patrick) George
Zanesville
Ohio
White Cottage
A.M. Kirkpatrick
New Concord
Greta George
Cambridge
Harold George
Wilkinsburg
Fred Thompson
J. H. Learn
Gratiot
A. H. Bowser
Witten, O
BE. Lydie
E. J. Goad
Greensburg
J. &, Byer
Plumville
Clyde Kirkpattick
Milwaukea
Wis
George Romansio
Luverne Mines
Michael Togni
Zymet
Clymer No. 1
Italy
Colorado
Cly* ‘Mer
Dominick Belotti
Dixon Road
Argo
Masa
St. Anthonys Church
Father Francis Karabinos
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Chicago
Augusta
American Municipal Association
Kansas City
Denver
Cobra
Moorhead
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!