Glass Co Injunction Dissolved By Court
Columbia Plate Glass Company of Blairsville had operated under a temporary injunction since March 20. Judge J. N. Langham dissolved and discontinued the injunction this morning, following a petition by A. H. Schottland. Hope rests that the move signals an adjustment of labor difficulties hindering production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Plate Glass Company
Blairsville
Indiana
J. N. Langham
A. H. Schottland
Glass Company
Columbia Plate Glass
Problems of Handicapped Child in Public Schools Meeting Saturday
Public school instructors and boards of education in Indiana county are urged to attend a Saturday meeting at the Court House at 2 00 to discuss the handicapped child in the public schools. Several speakers and topics are listed including welfare work in Center Township and attitudes of miners toward welfare initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Boards of Education
Indiana County
Alex Dick
Center Township
James F. Chapman
R. H. Barry
Mr. Ghizzoni
United Mine Workers
Fred R. Vinton
Goal Company
J. Arthur Evans
Frank Winsheimer
East Mahoning Barn Burned on Saturday Morning
A barn on Sutton farm in East Mahoning township was destroyed by fire Saturday morning. The property is owned by Bess Smith and Sarah Weaver near Marion Center. Mr and Mrs H H Wilson and gon Warren moved from East Locust Street to Fairfield near Gettysburg where Wilson will farm. Now is a good time to service lawn mowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Mahoning Township
Sutton
Bess Smith
Sarah Weaver
Marion Center
H. H. Wilson
Anagon
Warren
East Locust St
Fairfield
Gettysburg
Milk Show to Be Held in Indiana Friday and Saturday
Indiana County dairy news reports plans for the milk show on April 19 and 20 with a banquet, honor certificates, and prizes. The First D. H. I. Association roster lists 401 cows yielding 274,723 pounds of milk and 12,208.4 pounds of butterfat, suggesting favorable culling as beef prices rise. Borough details include bidding for oiling dirt streets, new street lights at Fifteenth and Water and at Station avenue, plus firework ordinance actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Dairy Herd Association
Indiana
D. H. I. Association
Carl Johnston
Fifteenth
Water Streets
Station Avenue
Burns Alley
Real estate transfers listed in Blairsville and Indiana County
A batch of real estate transfers includes Ward A Wilson to Conemaugh Building and Loan Association for a Blairsville lot at $1.00, Elizabeth Meath to First National Bank of Indiana for Cherry Hill Township tracts at $14,500, and multiple transfers in Center Mahoning and White townships. Also notes a Red Cross field worker Lee A Manchett visiting Indiana County Chapter headquarters in the Court House today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward A. Wilson
Conemaugh Building and Loan Association
Blairsville
L. J. Hughey
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co
Armstrong Township
Ord 'T. McMillen
Ord ‘T. McMillen
South Mahoning Township
Jennie McCracken Daugherty
T. W. Moss
Indiana
A. I. Miller
Homer City National Bank
Center Township
Martha Fry
Savings & Trust Co
Plumville
A. F. Shomo
Ruth UL. Lynn
West Wheatfield
Ruth L. Lynn
George Svara
Elizabeth Meath
First National Bank of Indiana
Cherryhill
Elizabeth J. Boring
Meade Boring
Green Township
Clay S. Leamer
Straet
Indiana County Building and Loan Association
A. C. Tyger
Harkness Smith
Joseph Borish
White Township
Cherry Tree
R. Sell
Henrietta &. Longwill
Harmon H. Longwill
Conemaugh Township
Edward Franklin
C. C. McNeil
Red Cross
Lee A. Manchett
Natonal Red Cross
Indiana County
Court House
County reports seven thousand eight hundred dog licenses sold
A total of 7,800 dog licenses for 1935 had been sold at the County Treasurer's office at noon today. This marks a large increase over the number sold at this time last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. McLain
Local Presbyterians to Re dedicate Church Sunday
The Presbyterian church of town re dedicates its renovated home with Sunday morning services led by Dr. Robert L. Galbreath Westminster College president and the new three manual Austin organ to be heard first. A community service follows at 430 pm with the Indiana State Teachers College choir under John W. Neff. On Wednesday April 10 organist Marshall Bidwell will give a recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Town
Robert L. Galbreath
Westminster College
Austin
Indiana State Teachers College
John W. Neff
Marshall Bidwell
Carnegie Hall
Pittsburgh
Rural Community Chorus contest Set for State June 15
State College Penn State hosts Rural Community Chorus contest on June 13 and 15 as part of Farmer's Field Day with Schwab auditorium the venue. Entry rules require 12 to 36 singers. premiums awarded for top choruses. entry blanks available at the Extension office in the Court House. deadline April 19. Willia Kerns of the Agricultural Extension Department oversees the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Penn State
Warner
Brushvalley
State College
Schwab
Willia Kerns
Agricultural Extension Department
Court House
Personal items note Indiana visitors and travels
South Bend resident H H Hanna visited, Punxsutawney and Indiana visitors noted. Princeton senior John Simpson leaves for studies. Dr Lloyd Marlin visits family in Indiana. Several residents plan trips to Philadelphia and Florida while others renew subscriptions and celebrate births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Llewellyn
Punxshtawney
Indiana
N. Wherry
Dathter
Bess
South Bend
Virginia Beck
Braddock
J. A. Fleming
South Eleventh Street
John Simpson
South Seventh Street
Princeton University
Lloyd Marlin
Detroit
Mich
R. T. Marlin
Sarah Wherry
Philadelphia
Sutton RB. Glaseford
North Fifth Street
Delando
Florida
Mildred Pauch
New Kensington
Charles Panch
South Third Street
Irvin Edwards
Clymer
Ida Brown
South Sixth Street
Christina Hutchison
Armagh
H. Clark
Seward
Kittanning Presbytery to Hold Sessions at Penn Run
The Kittanning Presbytery of the Presbyterian church schedules its spring meeting Monday and Tuesday, April 8 and 9, at Harmony Presbyterian Church in Penn Run. The program covers worship, reports from various ministries, committees on nominations and missions, and election of moderators and council members. Dorothy Winton receives special recognition from Waldorf Astoria’s Lucius Broomer at its March 16 birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittanning
Penn Run
He Trang
Hell
Jacksonville
Rossiter
Tockbridge
Offutt
Appleby Manor
Clark
Whitesburg
Scott
Christian Education
BR. C. Good
D. Regester
C. A. Waltman
J. A. Fryar
Anderson
Cherry Lane
Co. L. de Prefontaine
National Missions Committee
H. M. Foster
Foreign Missions Committee
Revv. IC. O. Anderson
General Assembly
Synod
Presbyterial Council
Alfred Barrett
J. M. Jackson
Ht. M. Offatt
D.D
R. M. Offatt
D.D. Tucasay
Col. J. J. Daub
D. T. Scott
Roy J. Werner
B. W. Kossack
J. BE. Giffen
Dorothy Winton
Louige Ansley Winton
Laura Ansley
West Waterstreet
Lucius Broomer
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
New York
Mr. Broomer
Buchheit Bros Install 18-Foot Neon Display in Philadelphia
The Buchheit Bros furniture store in Philadelphia unveiled an 18-foot U shaped neon display this week. Weighing about 700 pounds and 14 feet long with a crossbar, it is supported by three iron stands and began operation on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchheit Bros
Philadelphia
Policyholders Freed From Debts of Defunct Company
Policyholders of Rural Valley Mutual Fire Insurance Company won a Dauphin County Court suit over paying state department assessments tied to the 1932 liquidation. The case argued that officers submitted favorable reports and diverted assets, while the state claimed policyholders are liable as automatic members of mutual insurers with claims totaling about 41000,000. The defunct company served Indiana Arm strong Lancaster York counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Valley Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Dauphin County
State Insurance Department
Toval Court
Insurance Department
Dla
Indiana
Armstrong
Westmoreland
Lancaster
York Counties
Westover Began Life Sentence For Murder Of Son
Heber Westover 28 of Indiana received life with hard labor for murdering his 24 year old crippled son by shooting him in the Westover home kitchen on December 1, 1984. Judge J N Gangham handed down first degree murder verdict and seven life sentences in Monday proceedings. Westover and his wife showed no concern as the sentence was announced. he was taken to a Western penitentiary on Tuesday. Sheriff Eugene Wilson and Deputy H Elmer Borland accompanied him. Tidor Russella 54 of Indiana was sentenced Thursday to two to five years for arson and burning to defraud insurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Anderson
Ellwood City
J. B. Anderson
West Philadelphia
A. B. McCormick
Oil City
Thomas Smyth
Weat
Washington Street
John S.coulter
Shelocta
Harl Stumpf
B. F. Coe
North Sixth Street
James M. Edmiston
Center Township
James WH
Raymond HE. Edmiston
Brookville
Edmiston
Mra
Patrick
Elizabeth Wilhelm
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Rowland
Gates Hospital
John Stuchell
Wlackick Township
Mary Jane Stuchell
Co. C. Iseman
Melntyre
Indiana
Studioli
Heber Westover
Western
Westover
J. N. Gangham
Westlover
Eugene Wilson
H. Elmer Borland
Tidor Russella
Dr J J McIlvaine Family Leave Indiana for New Castle Pastorate
Dr J J McIlvaine and his family left Indiana today for New Castle where he will assume the pastorate of the First Presbyterian church. He led the First United Presbyterian church of Indiana for over six years and was honored by a large community reception Friday night attended by nearly 400 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan J. McIlvaine
Indiana
New Castle
McIlvaine
First Presbyterian Church
Mellvaine
First United Presbbyterian Church of
Meilvaine
First United Presbyterian Church
Beryl Li. Seanor
James W. Mack
Mellyaine
A. J. Pfohl
Zion Lutheran Church
Indiana Ministerial
Supt Norman Koontz to occupy First Presbyterian parsonage
Supt Norman W Koontz will move from Mina Belle Simpson property on Wayne avenue to the parsonage of the First United Presbyterian church on School street on Thursday. He will occupy the home temporarily as Miss Simpson plans to return to Indiana and later occupy part of her Wayne avenue property permanently. Also notices list Barber admitted to practice in Indiana County and state courts. stockholders to receive a one dollar per share dividend from the First National Bank of Indiana. and social visit with Judge Langham by Mrs Huy Baldridge and daughter Louise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espre U. PY
Norman W. Koontz
Mina Belle Simpson
Wayne Avenue
First United Presbyterian Church
School Street
Miss Simpson
Philadelphia
Indiana
S. Barber
Fodignn
Thos
Harbor
Barber
Pittsburgh
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Indiana Theatre
New First National Bank
First National Bank
Rotary Talk Challenges Government Regulation Of Big Business
Rotary members heard Frank Berner argue that poor qualifications in management cause regulatory failures and expense. He warned against regimentation and urged individual initiative and free competition to sustain American prosperity, opposing communism and excessive government control. He noted taxation without representation and praised America’s economic independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Berner
Indiana Rotary Club
Berner
America
Uncle Sam
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Johnstown
Fort Stanwix
Florence Statler
Catherine Sipe
Mary Lockard
Gerson Haer
Fred G. Haer
Wear Philadelphia Street
Chiistian Church
Ward Stewart Humphries
First Christian Church of
Presbyterians
Rural Community Chorus
State
Cleveland
Wm. Penn Council
Hoy
Willam Penn Council
Hubert P. Shotts
Greater Cleveland Council
Shotts
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gasette
A. D
Cecil Pender
Greensburg United
Anna Horency
Orrie Davis
Marie Keener
Roy Davia
R.D
Myrtle McDonald
Barnesboro
Howard Murray
Blairaville
Elizabeth Lipsle
Steve Bellas
Lucerne
Mary Petrosky
Dixonville Barough
Laura Barber Clymer
Carl Shumaker
Mary Hornberger
Fred Milliron
Mildred Bright
H. H. Hanna
S. M. Jack
St. Petersburg
Fla
Phyllis St. Clair
Indiana Hospital
John St. Clair
Cuddy
Kenneth Kerr
Newport
Norman Shick
East Chestnut Street
McGee Hospital
A. C. Kerr
V. C. Gahagan
North Point
Kerr
George Seanor
Dayton
Belknap
David Yarger
Seanor
Pennaylyanig
Rural Valley Insurance Company
Hitchen
J. J. McIlvaine
Norman Koontz
Huy Baldridge
Louise
Baldridge
Pennsylvania
United States
Habsburg
Keystone
George H. Ashley
Topographic and Geological Survey
Sagamore
Pauly
Nhe
Tony Salerno
Fiea
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