Couple Killed When Train Hit Car At Grade Crossing
Double funeral services were held for Center township residents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garichak after a freight train struck their car near Cherry Run west of Homer City. Both died at the hospital after the collision. The couple, Austrian born and longtime residents, left two girls aged 10 and 14. Funeral services for Marion G. Learn, who died after being kicked by a horse, were held at Cookport with burial in the M B cemetery. Learn was a Green township resident with three children and several siblings.
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Lucerne
St. Bernard Cemetery
Frank Garichak
Center Township
Cherry Run
Homer City
Oakland Avenue
Garichak
Austria
Hadeen
Harmer City Coal Company
Cockport Lutheran Church
Cookport M. B
Marion G. Learn
Cookport
Green Township
Nina
Viola
Bernice
Harvey Slater
Thomas Sensabaugh
Near
Commodore
J. M. Repine
DuBois
H. K. Learn
Sherman Henry
Real estate transfers and local notices in Wheatfield area
Andrew L Robinson transfers 75 acres to Chrissie M McClure in West Wheatfield for 1800 dollars. M F Brandon to Mrs R P Bayard, Center Lot, 1000 dollars. EB Sports to Ralph Lucas, 6 acres in Banks for 50 dollars. Noel L Smith to Paul N Smith, Indiana lot for 2000 dollars. Charles H Miller to Paul B Mechlin, Indiana lot for 4000 dollars. Penn Electric Co to East Wheatfield Twp School District 0.53 acres for 1 dollar. Penelec Coal Corp to East Wheatfield Twp School District 0.53 acres for 1 dollar. Frank B Gerhard to Jessie J Gerhard, 32 acres in Burrell for 1 dollar. Delbert J Means to Farmers Bank & Trust Co, Indiana lot for 1090 dollars. Summons Lumber and Construction Co to Citizens National Bank, Indiana two lots for 100 dollars. Construction Co to Citizens National Bank Indiana lot for 50 dollars. First National Bank of Glen Campbell to A R Wanchisa, Montgomery lot for 255 dollars. H S McPhilmy to Savings and Trust Co of Indiana, Indiana lot for 200 dollars. William A Shirley to Emerson G Shirley, 55 acres in Conemaugh for 1300 dollars. W C G Diven to John L Diven, Conemaugh lot for 1 dollar. First National Bank operating under government policies notes 70 year old service and conservator. McHenry Building damaged by fire causing 6500 dollars in damage. A & P store and Joe Bongiovanni restaurant and apartment affected. Fire origin unknown. If ailments disappear with sleep you have reached middle age. iExchange.
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Andrew L. Robinson
Chrissie M. McClure
W. Wheatfield
M. F. Brandon
R. P. Bayard
Lotsa
Center
Ralph Lucas
Banks
Noel L. Smith
Paul N. Smith
Indiana
Charles H. Miller
Paul B. Mechlin
Penna. Electric Co
School Dist
East Wheatfield
BE. Wheatfield
Penelec Coal Corp
B. Wheatfield
Frank B. Gerhard
Jessie J. Gerhard
Burrell
Delbert J. Means
Farmers Bank & Trust Co
Conemaugh
W. CG. Diven
John L. Diven
Dynamite bomb found at entrance of building
A dynamite bomb wrapped in a Pittsburgh news paper was found in the entrance of a building at 1108 Philadelphia street, a grocery store and apartments owned by Antonio Parisi. The fuse was over three feet long and had been lit but burned only about an inch. Police, led by Chief George Anderson and Officer William Kelley, investigated and brought the device to headquarters for fingerprint analysis.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Street
Antonio Parisi
George Anderson
Wm. Kelley
State Police
Greensburg
Dairy Economics Meeting Set For Thursday Evening
Dairymen from all parts of Indiana county are invited to a dairy economics meeting at the Court House on Thursday April 13 at 8 PM. Dr F P Weaver head of the Agricultural Economics Department at Penn State will discuss factors shaping the dairy market and outlook for the next five years. He will illustrate with charts and previously spoke at Harrisburg last January.
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Indiana County
Court House
F. P. Weaver
Penn State
Weaver
Pennsylvania Dairymens
Harrisburg
Weddings Of A Week Bennett Loughner Waynes Hugene Bennett
New Florence couples Bennett Loughner and Hugene Bennett wed in New Florence on March 381 with Rev Norman Koeklen officiating. Groom miners. parents H C Bennett and Lougner. Also Keeler Burns marriage, Little Laverick Laverick Laverick couples, Pardee Lockard, Hazelett Baxter, McCullough Sowers weddings listed with dates and parental lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett-Loughner
Waynes
Hugene Bennett
Glessen
Ruth Loughner
New Florence
Norman &. Koeklen
H. C. Bennett
B. I. Lougner
Crab Tree
Nat T. Lamolinara
Loyalhanna
Ann M. Zeman
New
Florence
Wayne E. Bennett
R. Loughner
Thomas Reay Dubois
Belva LI. Sayers - Dubois
Sherdie M. Pardeerant
Agnes V. Lockard
Rochester
Milla Clair R. Little Newstones
Idamar
Clymer
Margaret Laverick
Bradenville
Charles W. Hazlett
Eleanor
Baxter Windber
Achille del
Arm strong township quilting party a cheerful gathering
Miss Minta Armstrong hosted a Friday night quilting at her Arm strong township home with neighbors and friends. Women stitched a double wedding quilt while music and stories filled the room. A late lunch followed as guests praised the hostess and shared chores and chatter.
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Anderson
Minta Armstrong
Armstrong Township
Wilber Cunningham
Earle Foreman
Arthur Millen
Charles McCardle
McCreight
Thomas
Isabelle Tackitt
Shultz
Julia Cunningham
Jennie Peeler
Clarke Peddicord
Harry, Millen
Bobby Millen
Sara Cunningham
Minta Anderson
Silver Star Medal Honored County Boy for War Service
War Department credits George A. Fisher of Dixonville and Pittsburgh with bravery in World War I. Former private in the 26th U. S. Infantry First Division, he earned the Silver Star for acts under heavy fire at Soissons France in July 1918. Fisher, a Foreland Street Northside resident, previously received honors from Woodrow Wilson and the U. S. Army A. E. B. He served in battles Cantigny and Soissons. The First Division left the United States June 13 1917, arrived June 27 at St Nazaire, suffered over 33000 casualties, and is honored by a monument before the War Department in Washington.
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War Department
George A. Fisher
France
Dixonville
A. C. Fisher
Town
Fisher
Pittsburgh
Indiana County
North Side Ledger
Foreland Street
Northside
26Th
U. S. Infantry
U.S. War Department
Soissons
United States
St. Nazaire
Washington, D. C
Akron Dirigible Crash Claims 71 Lives in New Jersey
Reports state the USS Akron crashed into Barne Bat Light near the New Jersey coast after midnight Monday, killing 71 including Rear Admiral William A. Moffett. The disaster occurred during a severe wind and electrical storm, with exact cause not yet determined.
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Akron
United States Naval
Barne- Bat Light
New Jersey
William A. Moffett
Naval Bureau of Aero- Reay-Sayers Nauties
Thomas Reay
Helv
Luceile Sayers
Dubois
John J. Mcclvaine
Easels
First United Presbyterian Church
Thames Reay
George B.bayers
Local Funeral Director to Locate in Ebensburg
R T Bell, Wayne avenue funeral director, will locate in Ebensburg on April 12 to conduct a similar business. Thirty two neighbors and friends of the Bell family held a towel shower last evening with a threen upper served. Deer Killed in Fall at Alum Bank Near Blairsville. A deer fell from a high bluff at Alum Bank near Blairsville on Sunday afternoon and died on the Pennsylvania railroad tracks. The carcass was given to the Welfare Association for distribution to the needy.
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R. T. Bell
Ebensburg
Wayne Avenue
Bell
Alum Bank
Blairsville
Welfare Association
County issues six thousand six hundred dog licenses
At noon today County Treasurer GC. McLain issued 6,600 dog licenses and 208 fishing permits. A local exchange ends with a quote about someone who never did anything telling others how to act.
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GC. McLain
Correction notice fixes price in Browns Boot Shop ad
An off page 7 ad listed fishing boots at 1.09 but the correct price is 2.99. The corrected advertisement with 2.99 appears on page 8. The quote notes men claim self-control while the woman has the last word.
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Browns Boot
New Century Club aids many community activities
At the annual meeting in the W. Gc. T. A. building, the New Century Club reported a $329.85 gift to the Indiana Free Library and a remaining treasury balance of $898.78 after meeting obligations. Activities included programs on reforestation interior decorating economy and international relations. Florence Wallace was reelected president with a slate of officers and delegates to the State Federation of Women's Clubs for Pittsburgh in October.
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Treasury
New Century Club
Florence Wallace
H. Y Johnston
Mary McKnight
John Hamill
H. B. Race
Blanche Anthony
Geo. Robeson
G. H. Blaxter
I. H. Fisher
H. C. Christy
A.S. Moorhead
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Pittsburgh
Local College Students Hear Cancer Lecture
A cancer lecture was delivered to Indiana State Teachers College students by Dr. J Clarence Funk of the Pennsylvania State Department of Health. He outlined that cancer is usually local early, curable if treated promptly, and largely incurable in later stages. He warned against delaying medical advice and noted many early cancers are painless. A closing film on cancer followed.
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Dread Milady
Indiana State Teachers College
J. Clarence Funk
Pennsylvania State Department of Health
Wank
Dr. Funk
Funk
Death of Griffith Ellis Noted Indiana Leader in Milling and Civic Life
Griffith Ellis longtime Indiana resident died at his West Church Street home from pneumonia after a week illness. He was born August 1 1862 in Walou and moved to Indiana 60 years ago to join his family's Penn Boller Mills enterprise. He led Milling, banking, and educational service including seven years as Citizens National Bank president and board member at Indiana State Teachers College. Funeral Monday at his residence with Rev Dr J A McCamey officiating followed by interment at Oakland cemetery. He is survived by daughter Mrs George R Fulton of New York son T Elmer Ellis of Indiana and four grandchildren. He held roles in the State Legislature transcribing room, the Indiana County Agricultural Society, Cosmopolitan Club, M E Church, Masonic Lodge and multiple local boards.
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D. Tyger
Gipsy
John F. Frye
Edna
Washington Township
J. M. Dixon
South Seventh Street
John Dickey
Troy
George R. Fulton
New York
Allen Kirkenpatrick
West Pike
Betty Musser
South Sixth Street
Mary Campbell
Butler
Charles Gessler
T. C. Burhenn
Jeannette
John M. Daugherty
Church Street
Kinter Fry
Elmer Shaffer
Plumville
Indiana
W. R. Fiedler
Indiana Dairy Corporation
Alexandria
Paul Reed
North Seventh Street
David Livingston
Murphy
St. Marys
Maple Street
Anne Thompson
West Oak Street
Youngstown
John L. Getty
Lawrence Getty
Sarah St. Clair Reed
New York City
James McLain
Hubbard, O
C. C. McLain
East Philadelphia
Margaret
Josephine Mack
Holyoke College
J. A. Adamson
W. S. Campbell
Cora Campbell
New Florence
Campbell
Associated Gas &Electric Company
Seward and Robindale
Willam Ruddock
J. Arthur Robinson
Harrisburg
David Hill
Marilyn
J. A. McCamey
Oakland Cemetery
Griffith Ellis
West Church Street
David
Ann
Hughes) Billa
Walou
Citizens National Bank
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Pennsylvania Millers' Insurance Agency
Indiana County Agricultural Society
Cosmopolitan Club
M. E. Church
Masonic Lodge
Mary St.Clair
Higwito
T. Elmer Ellis
Town
Thomas
Betty i Ellis
Mills and
Mary Jane Fulton
Griffith Willa Fulton, Jr
Laura Ellis
David Ellis
Mrs Charlotte Evaline Dickson 71. dies in Indiana widow of Scott Dickson
Mrs Charlotte Evaline Risinger Dickson aged 71 wife of Scott Dickson of Indiana dies at her home 362 Philadelphia street Tuesday evening after a illness. Born August 27 1862 in North Homer City she married Scott Dickson over 50 years ago and lived most of her life here. She belonged to Methodist Episcopal Church Mothers of Democracy American Legion Auxiliary Foreign Wars Auxiliary Ladies Aid Society and Cary Memorial Class. Survived by husband two children Charles Dickson Irene Connor Evaline Balentine two sisters Blanche Lehman Annie Reed and a brother Albert Risinger. Friends may visit at home until Friday noon when body goes to Methodist Episcopal Church for viewing 1:30 to 2:30 p m with funeral services by Rev J A McCamey. interment Greenwood Cemetery.
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Charlotte Evaline (Risinger) Dickson
Scott Dickson
Indiana
Philadelphia Street
David and
Jennie (Johnston) Risinger
Homer City
Methodist Episcopal Church of Indiana
Mothers of Democracy
American Legion Auxiliary
Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Ladies Aid ‘Society
M. B. Church
Cary Memorial
Charles &. Dickson
Mt. Pleasant
Irene Connor
Pann Run
Evaline Balentine
Warren, D
Blanche Lehman
Washington, D.C
Annie Reed
Calery
Albert Risinger
Washington, D. C
Episcopal Church
J. A. McCamey
Greenwood Cemetery
Crawford and Rupp Residents Die in Local Area
Annie M Crawford age 73 died at her home near Elders Ridge after months of illness. She leaves four sons Carl Shelocta Chande William Walter all at home and two brothers. Funeral at her home Thursday at 2 00 pm conducted by Rev J V Mountain with burial at Edgewood Cemetery Saltsburg. Rev J C F Rupp aged 76 died at home in Saltsburg after a long illness. Survived by widow Zella H Rupp and son Rev J W Rupp. Sister Mrs A K Goodheart of Dayton. Funeral Friday at 10 00 am led by Revs H H Bagger and J Myers. Remains to be taken to Leechburg for burial.
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Annie M. Crawford
Annie M
George) Crawford
Young Township
Elders Ridge
W. Eaton George
Center Township
Carl
Shelocta
Chande
Woiam
Walter Crawford
Trank George
W. H. George
Homer City
Wilders Ridge
Jd. V. Mountain
Clarksburg Presbyterian Church
Madern Edgewood Cemetery
Saltsburg
J.C. F. Rupp
St. Johnie Lutheran Church
Salisburg
Ihe
Hecho
Armstrong Township
Zella
H. Rupp
J. W. Rupp
Homestead Park
A. K. Good
Grangers Hold Good Meet Here Thursday
The Pomona Grange meeting at Zion Lutheran social room drew about 1,000 members from 25 subordinate Granges. N. C. Kunkle led, Homer Rodeheavyer spoke on welfare work, debate centered on relief administration, with a push for state highway employment. J. Audley Boak of Lawrence co gave the principal address.
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Pomona Or County
Zion Lutheran Church
N.C. Kunkle
Armstrong Township
Pomona
Homer Rodeheavyer
Welfare Association
J. Audley Boak
Lawrence County
Child Rescued From Jig Saw Puzzle Alarm in Blairsville
Lois Piper nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lisle Piper of Tunnelton was found safe after hours of frantic searching by her parents and Blairsville firemen. She had wandered from a barber shop and became absorbed in a jig saw puzzle at Mrs Lear's home on Market Street before being located unharmed. Local police coordinated with the highway patrol during the incident. August marriage reports and bank conservatorship news follow in this page item.
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Tunnelton
Blairsville
Lois Piper
Lisle ‘Piper
Piper
Blakeville
Lois
Royer Man Dies After Car Collision Near Sagamore
Joseph Renosky, 52, of Boyer near Plumville, died in an Indiana hospital Friday evening from injuries. He was struck Wednesday by a car driven by Dr. Albert M. Larkson of Yatesboro in Sagamore. The report notes the fatal accident details and the involved parties.
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Royer
Joseph Renosky
Boyer
Plumville
Indiana
Albert M. Larkson
Yatesboro
Sagamore
Harry V. Pritehman Admitted to Indiana Bar
Harry Vernon Pritehman of town was admitted as a member of the Indiana County Bar Association on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry V. Fritehman
Indiana
Harry Vernon Pritehman
Town
Indiana County Bar Association
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Hiderton
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Atwood
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John Keeler
George Burns
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Register and Recorder
W. Ralph Cummings
Charles Little
John Laverick
Pardee-Lockard
Sherdie Marsh Pardee
Grant Township
Agnes Virginia Lockard
Rochester Mills
Joseph Pardee
James Lockard
Hazelett-Baxter
Charles Walter Hazlett
Eleanor Irene Baxter
Cokeville
OC. Carlisle
Samuel ‘Hazlett
George Baxter
Armstrong
Harvey-Plowman
George Christopher Harvey
Derry
Fannie Rebecca Plowman
Homer ‘City
Robert Henson Ling
Brager-Duncan
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Tate Capital
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Western Pennsylvania
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
First National Bank of Jefferson
Harry A. Cree
First National Bank of Stoyestown
N. G. Speicher
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National Bank of Windber
Henry K. Saryer