Mother and Daughter Held for Court Trial
Mrs Howard Noel and her daughter Mary Jane 15 year old are held after confessing concealing birth and death of a baby born March 6. Baby’s body submerged and cremated in a Blairsville home after a fatal shooting involving Charles Snyder 15 and Joseph Dixon 15. Father figure Kenneth Bates 17 jailed, while Noel pleads not guilty to concealing birth and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Noel
Blairsville
Mary Jane
Noel
Charles W. Snyder
Indiana Hospital
Joseph D. Dixon
Blairsville High School
Dixon
Snyder
Kenneth Bates
Bates
Squire Ralph , Brown
Wilhelm begins life term at Western Penitentiary
Everett G Wilhelm, 67, of Crestiside, was sent to Western Penitentiary for life in the slaying of James A Warden of Washington township on December 4 1932. Sheriff Eugene Wilson and Deputy Sheriff Elmer Borland escorted him this morning. trial testimony and proceedings accompany him for reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett G. Wilhelm
Crestiside
James A. Warden
Washingtontownship
Western Penttentiary
Eugene Wilson
Elmer Borland
Wilhelm
Warden
Ithe Creekside Methodist Episcopal
Creekside
Warden House
Wilson
Earl Anderson Hospitalized for Accidental Wound in Indiana
Earl Anderson, 21, of Ernest, is in Indiana Hospital with a bullet wound to the left leg from an accidental discharge while he showed a weapon to a brother. His condition was listed as satisfactory this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Anderson
Ernest
Indiana
Earl
Car Overturns and Bursts Into Blames on Blairsville Street
A car driven by James Reed of Latrobe overturned on Blairsville streets after a collision at Stew art Street and Johnson Avenue about 9 30 Saturday night. Fire extinguished before much damage. occupants escaped uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reed
Latrobe
R.D
Blairsville
Stewart Street
Johnson Avenue
John Wood Appointed Constable in Blairsville Ward
Judge Langham appoints John Wood as constable for Blairsville's Second Ward succeeding the late A J Duncan. The note adds a wry line about prosperity rhetoric and a thrifty pocket-find, reflecting a magazine voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wood
Blairsville
J. N. Langham
A. J. Duncan
Mrs J Blair Cummings Attends Royal Neighbors Convention
Mrs J Blair Cummings of Eleventh street attends the state convention of the Royal Neighbors of America in Harrisburg where she serves as official delegate from Pocahontas Camp No 10379 Indiana and is named vice president of the session. She visits sister Mrs Claude Lentz in Harrisburg and plans to motor to Washington DC with district delegates before returning home late in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Blair Cummings
Eleventh Street
Harrisburg
Royal Neighbors of America
Pocahontas Camp
No. 10
Indiana
Cummings
Claude Lentz
Washington, D.C
Ditch Brothers Grooms in Double Wedding Event Here
Chester Karl Ditch and Kenneth Floyd Ditch of Indiana married in a double ceremony on April 14 at Zion Lutheran Church by Rev. Arthur J. Pfohl. Chester wed Georgia Larue Graydon, beauty operator, and Kenneth wed Helen Ida Muffley, daughters of Indiana families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Karl ‘Ditch
Kenneth Floyd Ditch
Indiana
Arthur J. Pfohl
Zion Lutheran Church
Chester Ditch
Georgia Larue Graydon
George Graydon
Kenneth Ditch
Helen Ida Muffley
George Muffley
Edward Ditch
Town
Chester
Kenneth
Elmer W Allison Joins New York Life Agency
Elmer W. Allison of South Tenth street becomes associated with the Indiana agency of the New York Life Insurance Co. of New York City. He is known across the county for his wide acquaintance and trusted business activities as a former county treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer W. Allison
New York Life Co
South Tenth Street
Iniiana
New York Life Insurance Co
New York City
Allison
Hen Lays An Eight Inch Record In Washington Township
In Washington township M. J. Boyer reported a hen named Biddy laid a notable egg marking an eight inch longitudinal circumference and six and a quarter inch transverse measurement. The event coincided with Easter observances, celebrating the hen’s unusual record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
M. J. Boyer
Biddy
State Teachers College Summer Session Opens June 19
The six weeks summer session at the State Teachers College of Indiana opens on Monday June 19. Along with standard courses, special work in art commerce home economics and music will be offered at the local college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers College of Indiana
Alma Munson
Indiana State Teachers College
Karl Gassander
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ernest F. Tittle
M. W
Dog Licenses and Fishing Permits Issued at Noon
County Treasurer C. C. McLain issued 6,752 dog licenses and 744 fishing permits at noon today. The notice, sourced from Imperial Type Magazine, highlights the bustling enforcement and license activity in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. McLain
Weddings of a Week Marry in Local Court House Deeds
A week of marriages reported in the county includes Lord Trunnetti Wilmer Russell Lord wed Miss Marguerita Louise Brunneth in the Court House with Register W Ralph Cummings officiating. Other unions list Alma Munson and Karl Gassander in Evanston Illinois, and Ralph Oberlin with Helen Burkett in this area, among multiple farm and mill workers tying the knot in April ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Trunnetti Wilmer Russell
Marguerita Louise Brunnetth
Curwenaville
Marrilage
Register
W.ralph Cummings
Court House
John Lord
Thomas Brunnetts
Curwensville
Personal Breviti s Miss Betty Mowry Easter in Atlantic City
A parade of distant visitors and local residents over Easter and the weekend. Teachers, students, and families travel between towns such as Latrobe Martins Ferry Reading Erie Windber Ebensburg and Philadelphia while several stay at Deland Florida for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Mowry
Third Ward
Atlantic City
Ming Muth Baun
Town
Peggy McCreary
Latrobe
John Monk
Martins Ferry
James St. Clair
West Church Street
J. Stewart Marshall
Gon. George
Lewisville
Indiana
J. A. Milligan
Buffalo
N. Y
Albert Zellers
Gilbert Parnell
Parnell
Leon Walker
Wilmington
Del
Lloyd Marlin
Detroit
Mich
Robert Marlin
South Eleventh St
William Widdowson
Philadelphia
Harvey Widdowson
Donald Miller
Juniata College
L. EB. Miller
Lisle St. Clair
Reading
Bernadine Platzer
Strong Vincent High School
Erie
Frank Platzer
North Fifth Street
Betty Ellis
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
T. Elmer Ellis
Benjamin Clark
Charles Lesner
Fred Clark
Ernest McLaughlin
Jersey City
N. J
Shelocta
McLaughlin
Dickinson High School
G. W. Hess
Charles Sutton
Brushvalley Township
Hess
Progress
Watson Home Co. welcomes newborn son in Indiana hospital
North Seventh Street couple, Mr and Mrs Rishard White Wat gon, report the birth of a son at an Indiana hospital on Thursday night. Both mother and child are progressing well as the family celebrates the new arrival amid growing confidence in edged investments reported by the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Home Co
Rishard White Watgon
North Seventh Street
Indiana Hospital
Barn Fire Destroys South Mahoning Township Farm
Early Thursday Myr. McMillen of South Mahoning township suffered a heavy loss when a large frame barn and nearly all contents burned after a lantern overturned and exploded. A colt, cow, and heifer perished. a binder and most equipment were lost. The barn and contents were insured for 800 dollars with Patrons' Mutual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mahoning Township
Eire Clair McMillen
Myr. MccMifen
Mutual
Marriage Licenses List dense with names and places
A dense list of marriage licenses shows numerous couples from towns such as Lucerne Clymer Dixonville Altoona Gallitzin Burnside Rochester Mills Greensburg Somercount Sechler Somerset Indiana Akron Curwensville Reynoldsville New Florence Bellwood Blacklick and other communities. Names include Chapman Ligh Sarnosky Kopas Montgomery Leamer Oberlin Burkett Shuey Miller Hunter Ednar Wineberg Smyera Ditch Indiana Karalta Bowers Wash Sedlak Dilltown Toth-Neely New Florence Leopold Lord Brunetti Kane Burkett Ruffner Detlaven Putt Dillon Lord and many others. The record enumerates spouses and their home towns in a state-wide license roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan W. Chapman
Lucerne
Julia L. Ligh
Greensburg
Sarah E. Miller
Charles H. Hunter
Somercut Ednar
Sechler
Somerset
Irwin T. Wineberg
Cora C. Smyera
McIntire
Juneau
Chester E. Ditch
Indiana
Georgio L
Graydon
Louis A. Karalta
Akron
Mildred E. Bowers
Steve Wash
Kent Matilda
Joe Glovack
Irene Toth
Himer N
Neely
New Florence
Louise W. Leopold
New Florente
Wilmer R. Lord
Curwensville
Marguerite L. Brunetti
Alvin L. Kane
Violet
Burkett
Reynoldsville
Herbert D. Ruffner
Home
R.D
Elizabeth M. Detlaven
Smickaburg
Arthur L. Putt
Rayne Two
Sarah I. Dillon
Bellwood
Charles
Silas Minchinnett
Blacklick
Anna Martha Gbur
Mrs. Sutton Named Registrar of Vital Statistics
Mrs. Robert S Sutton of Water Street has been appointed Registrar of Vital Statistics for the district covering Indiana Borough, Jacksonville Borough, White and Rayne townships. She succeeds the late John H Will who served for years prior to his death last week. The 1932 report by Registrar Hill shows 807 deaths and 1,641 births in the district, births outnumbering deaths about two to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Sutton
Robert S.sutton
Waterstreet
Indiana Borough
Jacksonville
White
Rayne Townships
Sutton
John H. Will
Hill
Local Club Women Attend Southwestern District Meeting
Mrs H C Christy Miss Florence Wallace Mrs H W Tomb Mrs Mary Rhoades Mrs Harry S Johnston Mrs James Blele and Mrs A S Moorhead of town attended the New Century Club as members of the Southwestern District State Federation of Pennsylvania Women in Pittsburgh Tuesday at HotelSch enley. Over 400 club women from 14 counties attended the annual meeting.
Easter Gift for McIlquines Welcomes a son at Allegheny General
Rev Dr John J McIlquines and his wife welcomed a son weighing eight pounds at Allegheny General hospital Pittsburgh. The First United Presbyterian congregation and friends celebrate the healthy birth named John Jamison Jr. The report notes the family is doing well. A window display by Indiang Minorot Co captivated visitors with a central Easter cross on purple background crafted by George D Leydie, local florist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKivaines
John J. McIlquiine
School Street
Allegheny General Hospital
Pittsburgh
First United Presbyterian Church
John Jamison
Indiang Miorat, Co
George DL. Leydie
Fourth Class Schools at County End Summer Term
Many rural and other fourth class schools in the county close for summer vacation this week. The note emphasizes forming good habits as hard to break as bad ones, reflecting the period voice of local education notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapeorial Type Magazine
Young Miner Killed When Crushed By Mine Car
A 19 year old Coral resident Louis Bernini died instantly early Wednesday morning at the Coral mines of Potter Coal and Coal Company. He stumbled while moving coal cars and was crushed by a loaded car. Funeral rites were held Saturday at Graceton Roman Catholic church with burial in Blairsville. He was survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Clements Bernini and several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Mine
Gerulees i
Graceton
Intermont
Catholic Church
Blairsville
Louis Bernini
Coral
Potter Coal & Cole Company
Clements 'Bernin
Real estate transfers recorded in Indiana county notices
A list of real estate transfers including W B Wagner to Indiana Co Dep Bank for a lot in Indiana worth 2000 dollars and Jennie M Hubbard to Laura M Smith for a lot in Indiana at 260 dollars plus multiple transfers across Cherryhill Buffington Banks Penn Run and Burrell with various amounts and tract descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Wagner
Indiana Co. Deposit Bank
Indiana
Jennie M. Hubbard
Laura M. Smith
David A. Brown
Harry 0. Widdowgon
Cherryhill
Htta P. Hoffman
Thomas H. Hoffman
Buffington
Savings & Trust. Co
John §. Fisher
Mahoning
Mac Ailshouge
Ind. Co
B. & L. Alan
Angelo Pividore
Alfonso
Decino- Fano
Rayne
D. R. Donahey
D. A. Brown
Blacklick
First
Nat'l Investment Co
J. W. North
Banks
Wava BG
Clark
Sara
McNitt
Penn Run
Robert M. McConnell
George Kf. McDermott
Burrell
Phebe Moorhead
Charles W. Moorhead
Forest Trees Ordered In Indiana County Group Plan
A forestry committee of the Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association formed in February to secure forest seedlings and encourage planting on idle lands. A pooled order for 25 000 or more trees with Clearfield Bituminous Coal Cororation nursery earned a discount. Twenty seven pool orders total 76 020 trees, with many more from the State Department of Forests and Waters on individual applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association
Clearfield
State Department of Forests and Waters
Prosecutions for Dog Law Rise in Blaine County
Blaine Short of the Bureau of Animal Industry reports 17 prosecutions for dog law violations in the past week. Each case involved fines around five dollars plus prosecution costs, often exceeding license prices. Short surveys unlicensed dogs countywide and pursues neglect cases. A ram owned by Alex Bennett on the Bennett farm near Homer City was killed by dogs recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Short
Bureau of Animal Industry
Short
Alex Bennett
Bennett Farm
Homer City
Diploma Awards At Religious School Graduation
Eight students received diplomas for completing a three year course at the Community School of Religious Education. The ceremony occurred Tuesday evening in the Methodist Episcopal church chapel. Dr. Richard Madden of State Teachers College delivered the address. Recipients included Miss Clara Gommell, Earl Myers, Mrs. Marle Ravie, Lucille Baun, Wdlth Marley, Helen Uber, Mrs. Ralph Uber, and Mrs. Dalay Warnshula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community School of Religious Education
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Richard Madden
State Teachers College
Clara Gommell
Earl Myers
Marle Ravie
Lucille Baun
Wdlth Marley
Helen Uber
Ralph Uber
Dalay Warnshula
Blaiesville Police Chief Resigns Over Pay Cut
Blairsville police chief J. Shanefelt resigns from his post at $110 a month to devote time to farming in the future. The move follows a planned wage reduction of $35 that would have dropped his pay to $110 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaiesville
Pollee
Chas
J. Shanefelt
Blatraville
Revenue to Begin Sales Tax Check on May 1
The Department of Revenue fixes May 1 to start the drive on those who failed to file emergency rebate sales tax returns with April 1 as the deadline. A sharp comment from Juperial Type Magazine notes the idea of trouble when hunger is unmet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
Indiana Woman Ida Marshall Dies After Long Life
Mrs Ida Lilian Marshall widow of ex County Commissioner James M Marshall died at home in Indiana after a heart attack. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Born June 8 1856 in Green township she taught in county schools and 35 years in her church Sunday school. Survived by son G Meade Marshall of Chicago daughter Mrs W Anderson of San Diego six grandchildren a brother and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Ida Lilian Marshall
Indiana
North Ninth Street
First Regular Baptist Church
Perentiie
Green Township
James M.marshall
Indiana State Normal School
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Jacksonville
Town
Tong Ufe
G. Meade Marshall
Chicago
W. ©. Anderson
San Diego
Calif
J. Armstrong McAnulty
J.F. Davis
Bedford
Harriet McAnulty
Mrs Isaac R Smith Died After Illness In Indiana
Mrs Isaac R Smith longtime Indiana resident died Friday after an extended illness at her North Sixth Street home. She was born September 24, 1870 in Rayne township, married Isaac R Smith in 1886, living in Glen Campbell Brookville Gaibleton Mt. Pleasant before settling in Indiana 19 years ago. Funeral services were conducted by Rev J A McCamey at the M E church. She leaves her husband two sons Richard C Smith and William B Smith, four grandchildren and one great granddaughter, plus several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Cemetery
Isaac R. Smith
Indiana
North Sixth Street
William B
Deborah Ann (Berkeypile) Bryan
Rayne Township
Glen Campbell
Brookville
Gaibleton
Mt. Pleasant
M. E. Church
Town
J. A. McCamey
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Richard C. Smith
William B. Smith
Frank B. Bryan
Edwin P. Bryan
Millvale
Harry Mack
Marchand
Stephan Myers
Dixonville
Joseph Letso Dies After Illness at Ernest Age 67
Joseph Letso aged 67, a carpenter for the Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co. at Ernest, died Monday after a complication of diseases. He leaves a widow and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Letso
Ernest
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co
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Mother Addits
Babe
Borland
Blairsville Street
Imperial Type Magazine
Ditch Brothers
Ner
Oberlin-Burkett
Ralph Carol Oberlin
Rochester Mills
Helen Louise Burkett
Marion Center
Robert ©. Clark
Sroom
Curtis Oberlin
Clair Burkett
iMontgomery
Leamer
Randall Paul Montgomery
Lavada
Mary Leamer
Burnside
W. Ralph Cummings
Norman Montgomery
Merle Leamer
Clearfield County
Chapman Lieb
Dan Willam Chapman
Lucerne Mines
Julia Louise Lieb
Clymer
St. Louis
Ladislaus Lapaki
Harry Chapman
Bert Lieb
Sherwin-Swank
Ralph Morrel Sherwin
Barnesboro
R. D
Catherine Ruth Swank
Cherry Tree
W. E. Exline
Garman
Joseph Sherwin
Harvey N. Swank
Clyde H. Hazlett
Ruby Thelma Blystone
Bradenville
Blairsville United Presbyterian Church
R. H. McClure
Samuel Hazrett
Charles Blystone
Newrytown
Hunter-Sechier
Charles Henry Hunter
Edna Susan Sechler
Fred L. Fink
8. R. Hunter
Whitelaw Sechler
W. HB. Exlina
Moorhead
Cunningham
Walker Dale Moorneau
Hazel Belle Cunningham
Livermore
Blairavile
Wash-Sedlock
Kent
Matilda Sedlock
Big Run
Register and
Karalfine Bowers
Louis Albert Karalta
Mildred Elizabeth Bowers
Squire J. D. Hill
Hetrick
George T. Buchanan
No. Sixth Street
Deland
Florida
Gilbert Wolfenden
Fred Shanks
James W. Robinson
Saltsburg
Rob Ingon
Flo Mitchell
Cora Campbel
Mis
Margaret Loeb
Punxsutawney
Washington, D. C
J. Monroe Torrence
Blair
Mrs. Moorhead
William Moorhead
P. R. Ft
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Lillian Marshall
J. M. Marshall
Tiane
Smith
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