Destructive blaze razes Liberty Theater in Clymer
Early Sunday morning a fire destroyed the Liberty Theater building in Clymer with estimated losses of 8255000. The neighboring Giovanni confectionery suffered smoke and water damage. Firemen from Clymer saved adjacent structures. Theater owner Bonglovione residing in Indiana. manager Samuel Bianco operates nearby theaters. No one was in the theater at the time. Also, Hargh M. Bell was re elected principal of Indiana High School for 1920 31 term. He has led the school for four years. Superintendent Norman Koontz approved the renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Theater
Giovanni
Clymer
Weibling
Eat
Charles Mulligan
Bonglov‘one
Indiana
Samuel Bianco
Clyner
Evenin 'Hargh M. Bell
Indiana High Schkooar
Chool
Norman Koontz
TB Retest in Indiana County Highlights Cattle Health
Indiana County shows 21,340 cattle tested on 3,911 farms with 66 reactors and 42 infected premises as the TB area retest completes in April 1930. The county again classified as Modified Accredited Area, with 39 counties tested and 29 modified accredited, and over 1,000,000 cattle under supervision statewide.
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Indiana County
Bureau of Animal Industry
Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association
Armstrong
Banks
Burrell
Buffington
Brushyalley
Blacklick
Canoe
Centar
Conemaugh
Cherryhill
Mahoning
B. Wheatfield
Grant
Green
E Montgomery
North Mahoning
Pine
Rayne
South Mahoning
West Wheatfield
Washington
White
West Mahoning
Young
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Beaver
Bedford
Blair
Butler
Cameron
Centre
Clarion
Clearfield
Forest
Huntingdon
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Lawrence
McKean
Mercer
Mifflin
Monroe
Potter
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Union
Venango
Warren
Une
Allegheny
Bradford
Cambria
Carbon
Erie
Fulton
Luzerne
Hari
Westmoreland
Wyon DE
Bee demonstrations spur county beekeepers in Penn State talk
Beekeeping meetings in Indiana county drew strong turnout with E J Anderson of Penn State demonstrating transferring bees from cross comb hives to modern hives and how to handle a hive infected with foul brood. He advised pure Italian queens and standard equipment to avoid losses while urging close colony monitoring through June. Orchards need timely sprays as scab spores emerge early with pre pink spray due soon using lime sulfur nicotine and arsenate of lead. spray service letters to follow.
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E. J. Anderson
Penn State
Anderson
Indiana County
L. T. Denniston
State College
Warner
Denniston
Healthy people's asset is the nation's present capital
Dr. Theodore B. Appel warns parents that their own health matters as much as their children's. A physician case showed parents improving after they were examined, illustrating that latent troubles in adults can threaten long term well being. The piece urges daily health habits and annual checkups for all ages to ensure long, happy lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Theodore B. Appel
Rags and a Dog’s Death Raise Grim Reflections
The poem recalls a dog named Rags who served beside a regiment, died after being mistreated in a medical institute demonstration, and left a speaker haunted by the dog’s loyalty. Interspersed are brief jokes and quips about Europe’s snake and a thief stealing a gold plate, concluding with a somber note for Willie Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Vance Cooke
Raga
Sandbones School
M.D
Death notices and obituaries from Frostburg and nearby towns
Death notices report Stella D Baylor of Frostburg died after illness at her West Philadelphia street home. Funeral at Frostburg cemetery conducted by Rev J A McCamey. she is survived by mother Emma Baylor and brothers James Charles Joseph. Other obituaries include Robert F Guthridge 26 of Saltsburg. William A Silvis 76 of Blairsville. Robert A Elkin 59 of Chicago. W Ray Lyman 81 of Blairsville. John H Trimble 77 of Gipsy. Mrs Samuel Mock 43 of Blairsville area, plus extended family and church ties. Funeral services were held locally with interment in respective cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella D. Baylor
Frostburg
West Philadelphia Street
Emma Baylor
James
Charles
Graceton
Joseph
Leechburg
Dixonville
Jefferson County
Indiana
Graceton Coal & Coke Company
M. BH. Church
J. A. McCamey
Robert F. Guthridge
Saltsburg
Keystone Coal Company
Charles’ Guthridge
Ivan Ragan
Blairsville
John Donaldson
Woo
William A. Silvis
South Bend
Harry
San Diego
Calif
Ida Campbell
Lingle Hockensmith
Los Angeles
Robert A. Elkin
Chicago
Loop
West Mahoning Township
John Elkin
Laura Reeseman
Smicksburg
West Mahoning
Punxsutawney
Lyman
W. Ray Lyman
W. Ray
Blairaville
Blairaville Savings & Trust Company
Blairsville National Bank
John H. Trimble
Gipsy
Wilgus
Montgomery Township
Joseph Rowley
Olanta
Roy Brickell
Josephine
John A. Downing
Glen Campbell
Clark Hamilton
Clarence Lowman
Blair Trimble
Pittsburgh
Samuel Mock
Chestnut Street
Chester
Goldie
Esther
Phillip Evans
Flinton
Thomas Evans
Town
Louis Evans
Harvey Evans
Beaver
William H. Miller
Garrett
Mra
Lee Phenice
Marl Fidler
Walter Rohm
Hughesville
J. H
Israel Miller
Shelocta
Lucina Fisher
Lavina Beatty
Garrett Church of the Brethren
Myersdale Cemetery
Albert C. Carnahan
Armstrong Township
David
Lavenia Carnahan
Joseph C. White
Center Township
H. W. Carnahan
David M. Carnahan
Oakland Cemetery
Margaret. Weaver
Dayton
North Point
G. W. McIntyre
Elias
Thomas Drummond
Porter
George M
Roger George M. Rager
Fredonia
N.Y
John Rager
Blacklick
Roy Rager
Millwood
Pawl Rager
Ralph Rager
Burgettstown
Bert Rager
Allenport
Harry Rager
Cleveland
George Mattas
Buffalo
George Bileski
Joseph Golba
White Township
Aultman
Taelin
James Fairbanks
Anna Anthony Fairbanks
Obituary notices and civic notes from Blairsville area
The text lists multiple obituaries and funeral details for residents of Garrett, Leechburg, Motown, and Blairsville areas, naming survivors and burial sites. It also notes population figures for Dayton Borough from the 1930 census and reports Governor Fisher appointing Howard Mellon as a trustee of Torrance State Hospital to fill a vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital
John 8. Fisher
Howard Mellon
Blairsville
Torrance State Hospital
Torrance
John A. Stokes
Popular Drug Clerk Stricken With Acute Appendicitis
Harry Lydick, druggist at Heavy Drug Company, was rushed to Indiana hospital Sunday night with appendicitis and underwent a successful operation. His condition is favorable. A barn fire near Arcadia destroyed the structure and contents Wednesday afternoon, valued at about $2,000 with $1,000 insured. farm machinery and grain were among the losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lydick
Atore
Heavy Drug Company
Indiana Hospital
H. E. Spicher
Arcadia
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Yrouth Furniture’ Co
Holland
Yont
Inderson
Associated Gas and Electric Securities Company
Tag
Indiana, Pa
France
Europe
Egypt
America
Imperial Type Magazine
Willie Mack
John B. Shotwell
Elderton
Cincinnati Commercial
New York Times
R. C. McCurdy
R. G C. McCurdy
Johnstown
Livermore
Bayton
Nan
Armatrong
Clark
Robert ‘Browning
Silas C. Streams
Philadelphia
Troutman’s
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