Equity notice and divorce action in Indiana County
Public legal notices from Indiana County Courthouse announce a pro confesso judgment in a partial equity case with W L Stumney as defendant and a divorce petition against J Jennie Crumrine by J Crumrine. The notices specify publication dates in Indiana Progress and required appearance dates for the parties and the court.
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W. Tl. Stumney
Aftidavit
Tle
Inrisut Progress
County of Indian
Suifl
Indiana Progress
Walter
FH. Ayets
Auditor's Notice of Estate Settlement in Indiana County
Cunningham and Wisher attorneys publish an auditor's notice appointed by the Orphans Court to settle and distribute funds held by Joseph W. Weir and D. A. Palmer as executors of the estate of D. C. Weir late of Homer City. The auditor will attend at his office in the Savings and Trust Company Building in Indiana to receive claims on May 16, 1933 at 10 o'clock a.m. All interested parties may attend.
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L. B. Miller
Remarkable heart surgery saves stabbed youth in Atlanta
Dr William Smith, Cornell 1918 graduate, performed a pioneering heart repair on a young African American in Grady Hospital. The operation involved lifting the heart, repairing a right ventricle gash, and returning the heart to place with blood flow intact. First such close heart case since 1808, history notes date to 1896 Rome attempt. Glenn Freeman recovering after the perilous procedure.
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Atlanta
Wiliam
Smith
Cornell
Freeman
Grady Hospital
Rome
Panic as Wolf Escapes Zoo Cage in Central Park
Hundreds of women and children fled in fear when a timber wolf escaped its cage at Central Park Zoo as staff attempted to separate two fighting animals. Police and keepers chased the animal for about an hour, firing several shots until a patrolman wounded the wolf in the shoulder and it was finally captured.
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New York
Central Park Zoo
Sues to Get Formula for Getting Gold From Water
Seattle publisher G W Johns sues Metropolitan National Bank to access a safety deposit box claimed to contain a formula to extract seven dollars worth of gold from a ton of water or sand from Puget Sound. The bank cites joint rental with Frank Anderson, who recently faced fraud charges, and says Anderson did not consent.
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Seattle
G. W. Johns
Metropolitan National Bank
Pnneet Sound
Johns
Frank Anderson
Ball
Anderson
Egg eater Warren Nogele changes name to Exe Noggle in Idaho contest
Warren G Nogele of Wheatland California formerly of Cascade Idaho will hereafter be known as Exe Noggle. He is the champion egg eater after consuming 81 soft boiled eggs for breakfast along with cereal, grapefruit, orange and toast. He won the annual egg eating contest conducted by the University of Idaho chapter of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity.
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Moscow
Idaho
Warren G. Nogele
Wheatland
Cal
Cascade
Noggle
University of Ydano
Beta Theta PI
Maya Ruins in Yucatan Unequaled Ancient Culture
Merida Yucatan dispatch quotes American archaeologist Silvanus Morley claiming Maya rule in the province predates Christ. Morley says the ruins reveal a level of culture unmatched globally and emphasize their long antiquity and significance.
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Mexico City
Merida
Yucatan
Silvanus Morley
Dog Burns While Searching for Baby in Barn Fire
A dog owned by A V Sustlau died while ferreting out a baby left inside a burning barn near Nuys California. Trained to search for the child, the animal dashed into flames when asked where the baby was, per witnesses.
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You Nuys
Cal
A.V. Sustlau
Bhane
National Aerial Day Demanded to Honor Mothers
A young aviator Miss Lillian Gatlin spearheads a campaign for a national aerial day to honor military aviators and their mothers. At Arlington, she laid flowers on flyer's graves as five planes formed overhead, witnessed by about 500 onlookers. Harding was discussed. Major General Patrick and Rear Admiral Moffett supported the plan.
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Washington
Arlington
Jerusalem
Army
Navy
National Cemetery
Lillian Gat- Nn
San Francisco
New York
Miss Gatlin
Miss Gatin
Harding
Mothers of Aviation
Patrick
Army Air Service
Moffett
Naval Air Service
Rachel Lindsay
Arington
Fyer
East
Andrews
Albertina Schlenkefer
Gout Almost Extinct Says London Doctor
London physician Sir William Wilcox declares gout nearly extinct among the aristocracy. In a recent lecture he notes no primary cases in years, attributing the decline to temperate drinking and a shift from fancy foods to simpler wholesome fare.
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London
William Wilcox
Man Fights Crew to Make Good His Purchase of Tram
Olaf Jansen of Sweden claimed $200,000 in counterfeit notes after a tram car he rode with a six foot man attempted a theft. The passenger fought back and the swindler fled, leaving Jansen to tell the conductor how he had bought the vehicle and saved his money.
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Man
Crew
Olaf Jansen
Sweden
Wits
Prosperius Loekinge
Lin
Che Stringer
Jansen
Cei Ald
Oviler
VIXINGS SELL ENGINES FOR SOUTH AMERICA VOYAGE
Swedish locomotive builders plan an audacious sales expedition to South America. A 60 ton Western yacht will be used to deploy literature on up to date railroad engines. The two hundredth locomotive has just been delivered for the Soviet order amid Sweden's export boost.
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Stockholm
Sweden
South America
Fusslag Soviet
Anestern
Spain
Cansuiiader
Ius Sikipper Ual
Une
Vhe
Locomnat Hive
Bres Sla
Remnant of Lost Tribes Arrives in Jerivan Anmea
A cablegram to the New Must reef reports that thirteen Chicago families believed descended from the lost tribes reached Jerivan Anmea. They fled Urumis Persia on foot with ox teams. Rabbi Vanock Shainiy linked the Urumis colony with the lost tribes. Only seven dollars for adults and children survived the journey.
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Chicago
Babylonia
Jerivan
Anmea
Urumis
Persia
Poligogie Ue
Vanock Shainiy
Enryteil
Tsraelits
Ure
Six Pennies Found in Martins Ferry Chicken Gizzard
In Martins Ferry Ohio six pennies worn nearly smooth were found in a chicken gizzard owned by Mrs Harry Koebnlein wife of a local banker. The incident was reported with no evidence of foreign objects or illness in the fowl.
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Martins Ferry
Harry Koebnlein
Kouelvein
Local Social Notes and Church Conference Announced
Families visit relatives and neighbors across Indiana County with gatherings in Rossiter Marehand Vandergrift and Pine Flats. The Children's Division Conference of District No 4 Indiana County Sabbath School Association meets April 28 at Pine Flats Baptist Church with afternoon and evening sessions. J N Houck of Oak Street visits Burnheimer family in Vandergrift and is greeted by ten grandchildren.
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Pine Flats
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Pine Flats Baptist Church
J. N. Houck
Oak Street
Mra
Burnheimer
Vandergrift
Houck
Burn+heinar
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Court OF Common Pleas
Indiana County
Cmuia
Mylalnust
Stadey
Pierce & I'loree
Plurlus Bubpoena
Jennie Bell Crumrine
J. R. Petergon
Crumrine
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
J. Crumrine
K.j. Crumrine
Indiana
Jennie Gell Crumrine
J. St. Peterson
Dr. Brilhart
Savings & Trust Building
Indians County
Thomas Peater
Oliv Engineer
Indins, Pa
W.P. Shepard
D.C
Phila, St
Indiana, Pa
Lad
Wolf
Aviatrix
Plan
Childs
Navy Air Service
Lillian Gatlin
Canary Shigs
Erivan
Bar
Francis Allison
Jatters
John Baun
Near Marehand
Byron Gearhart
Punxsulawney
John Gearhart
David Fryer
Mlorrnce Sutter
Wm. Simpson
Eligabeth Wyant
Indiana Normal
Morrison
Ae —Ee
Stein Bloch Co
Stein-Bloch Company
Dick” ‘Thompson
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