Mehallick Granted Bond In Glen Campbell Fatal Shooting Case
State police trooper John F. Mehallick released on a $165000 bond after a habeas corpus ruling as court keeps murder charges pending. Wilbur Vite, 32, of near McGees Mills died from a gunshot wound after a roadside stop in Glen Campbell early Saturday. Witness James Pennington testified Vite and companion were searched. Mehallick said self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber Vite
McGees Mills
Glen Campbell
James Pennington
Vite
Mehallick
Justice of the Peace
Walter H. Jackson
John F. Mehallick
Clearfield
State Police
Wilbur Vite
MceGees Mills
Wite
Punxsutawney Hospital
Fred W. St.Clair
Pennington
Hugene Wilson
Squire Walter H. Jackson
Fire wipes out Rankin farm barn and cattle loss
A fire of unknown origin destroyed the barn and contents on BH H Henry's Rankin farm near Hillsdale Montgomery township early Monday. Six cows perished and two Fleming sons were slightly burned while trying to rescue livestock and a truck. The barn was partly insured but the contents had no coverage.
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Rankin Farm
BH. H. Henry
William Rankin
Hillsdale
Montgomery Township
B. F. Fleming
Sunday Sports Bill Signed by Governor in Pa
Governor Pinchot signed the Sehwarta bill allowing Pennsylvania municipalities to vote next November on Sunday baseball and football between 2 and 6 pm. The measure ends an 18 year effort to liberalize the 1794 blue laws, giving local areas their first real chance to decide sports on Sunday.
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Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pinchot Signs Bill Allowing Teacher Salary Cuts
Governor Pinchot signed a bill allowing a 10 percent cut in teachers' salaries and giving school boards authority to seek further reductions from the department of public instruction if district finances cannot sustain existing salary schedules. The measure enables boards to appeal for permission to exceed the initial 10 percent cut when necessary.
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Pinchot
Wilson
Real estate transfers list many Buffington Montgomery Blairsville lots
A series of transfers shows Jess Buck to Harry Altimus in Buffington for 1.00, Nane Claypoole to Ollie Bartlepa ugh in Montgomery for 550, Guiseppi Saberino to Annette Cul liver in White for 100, Aranzio Mash to Julia Maghini in Buffington for 500, John Hwing to Anna Deitz in Pine for 300, and multiple other lot and tract transfers with prices ranging from 20.49 to 550, including Blairsville Burrell Conemaugh and Washington county parcels, with various buyers and sellers and Home B. L. Assn. involved in several deeds.
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Jess Buck
Harry N. Altimus
Buffington
Nane Claypoole
Ollie Sbartlepaugh
Montgomery
Guiseppi Saberino
Annette Culliver
White
Aranzio Mash
Julia Maghini
John Hwing
Anna Deitz
Pine
Chas. L. Bence
William D. Gordon
Green
B. & L. Assn
Burrell
John 8
B. & L. Agen
Blairaville
Henry Torri
BB. & L. Assn
T. M. Donahey
John C. Donahey
Conemaugh
Leda C. Colgan
Edna G. Stipes
Washington
Delegates Elected To Synod And Assembly In Presbytery Meeting
Kittanning Presbytery elected commissioners to the Synod to meet in June at Heaver College Jenkin town near Philadelphia. Rev. Dr. Offutt McIntire White Clark Mountain Marks and others named with lay delegates and alternates. Also chosen to represent at the General Assembly in Columbus May are Scott Foster Groft Glassford. County Treasurer McLain reports 6823 dog licenses issued and fishing permits.
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General Assembly
Kittanning
The
Presbyterian Church
Blairsville
Heaver College
Jenkintown
Philadelphia
O. M. Offutt
Indiana
G. W. McIntire
Grade Run
White
Concord Church
Beho
Robert L. Clark
J. W. Mountain
Clarksburg
F. B. Marks
Worthington
Merle W. Kunkle
Jacksonville
Andrew Papp
Leechburg
W. M. Harslay
J. C. Graham
Whitesburg
Crawford
Gilgal
Columbus
T. Scott
Ford City
Fh. M. Foster
Yatesboro
Lincoln Groft
Washington Church
Wilson Glassford
Harmony Church
Relief Commissaries to be Discontinued in Indiana County
Acting under the State Emergency Relief Board, the Indiana County Emergency Relief Board will discontinue all commissaries when current stock is depleted. Food orders will be cashed at grocery stores for food purchases only, with grocers filling actual purchases. The board seeks grocers’ cooperation to maximize food value per order.
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State Emergency Relief Board
Indiana County Emergency Relief Board
Indiana
Blairsville
Relief Board
Talcum Powder Fatal To Little Son Of Ward Shetler
Funeral services were held for Wayne Sutton Shetler, infant son of H Ward and Isabel Coulter Shetler, who died at Beech Bottom West Virginia after swallowing zinc talcum powder while the mother was away. The child, age unknown, died soon after. He is survived by both parents, two brothers, and a sister. the father is a son of Mrs. Alice Shetler of Chevy Chase. The family resides in Indiana.
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Little Tot
Elderton
Wayne Sutton
H. Ward
Isabel Coulter Shetler
Shetler
Beech Bottom
W. Va
Alice Shet~ler
Chevy Chase
Indiana
Rosamond L. (Carroll) Laney
William M. Laney
School Street
Laney
Theodore D. Carroll
Hester B. O'Hara
Washington Township
Apollo
Eila A. Hess
Effie Horner
Morrellville
Johnstown
George and
Léah (Mack) Heas
Brushvalley Township
First Evangelical Church
John W. Hess
Armagh
Melda Hoffman
Vandergrift
Mary Irwin
Somerset Pike
Elizabeth Dishong
Cora Rose
Horner
Samual Miller
Hey
R. M. Offutt
Oakland Cemetery
J. Clark White
West Philadelphia Street
Milas Ella Kimmel
Grace Whiteneck
Iown
AL. L. Shank
New Kensington
Registry Assessors to Begin Work May 1 in Indiana County
Registry Assessors books for the current year are ready and assessors at the County Commissioners office may work from May 1 to May 22. They will be paid five dollars per day for actual days served, with a plea to limit costs as finances are deplorable and loans are unavailable.
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County Commissioners Office
Indiana County
Christian Endeavor Rally Held at Clymer
Indiana County Christian Endeavor Union schedules a two session rally at the Presbyterian church in Clymer on Thursday evening April 27. The program includes a 4 30 leadership conference a 6 30 fellowship supper a 7 45 worship service and music with two conference periods led by Franklin B Montag and Warren G Hooper an address by Hooper and a dedication service. Music directed by Reverend Lester Case invites all young people and friends to attend.
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Christian Endeavor
Clymer
Indiana County
Christian Endeavor Union
Presbyterian
Franklin B. Montag
Western District
Warren G. Hooper
Pennsylvania C. E. Union
Hooper
Lester Case
Ernest Union Church
12-Ounce Egg Displayed From Ambrose Farm Hen
J W Snyder shows a 12 ounce egg laid by a white leghorn at the Frank Frec farm near Ambrose on Saturday. The egg measured 6 1 4 by 8 inches a unique size for the county.
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Ambrose White Leghorn
J. W. Snyder
Town
Frank Frec
Ambrose
Indiana Brewery to reopen with $110,000 upgrade plan
A local brewery seeks a gubernatorial charter on Tuesday to form Indiana Brewery Inc. with $110,000 to $125,000 in improvements. A 40‑man crew, two‑thirds Indiana residents, works to ready the plant, including new bottling house, wells, and a hotting house. Emil Gaertner to serve as brewmaster. water sourced from three wells and Big Spring. Unique Engineering Co. leads renovations.
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Indiana
White Farm
Unique Engineering Co
New York City
W. Zannos
Zannos
AP Bans Broadcasting News to Radio Chains
Members of the Associated Press rule in New York will bar broadcasting wire or local news to radio stations. No news is to be given to radio and only brief bulletins may be released locally. An extra assessment will be added on papers that broadcast news bulletins.
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Associated Press
Association
New York City
Armstrong Grange presents Old Doc Knocker in Armagh
Armstrong Grange of Parkwood brings home talent sketch Old Doc Knocker to Wm Penn Grange Hall Armagh Friday at 8 pm with music plays and readings State Gate Keeper W B Carr of Punxsylawney and State Lecturer Tra Gross to be present A social hour to follow Arm strong Grange members meet Parkwood schoolhouse and depart at 7 30 pm
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Armstrong Grange
Parkwood
Doc Knocker
Wm. Penn Grange
Armagh
W. B. Carr
Punxsylawney
Gross
May 1 Deadline to Avoid Real Estate Tax Liens
Notice to Indiana counties and districts that unpaid real estate taxes as of April end must be paid to county commissioners by May 1. Indications point to a higher lien list this year with more filings and larger amounts involved.
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Indiana County
Personal Brevits Show Indiana and Pittsburgh Visits
Local notes list numerous residents and visitors from town on short trips to Pittsburgh, Rochester, and other nearby places. Highlights include Coroner FF, W. St. Clair and Dr. W. A. Simpson in Pittsburgh on business, Mrs. J Telatr Sutton visiting friends in Pittsburgh, and many residents returning from trips and attending events with family and Prohibition era travel mentioned.
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W. St. Clair
W. A. Simpson
Pittsburgh
J. Telatr Sutton
South Sixth Street
J.M. ‘Welch
North Seventh Street
Baltimore
John 8. Chapman
Charryhill Township
Indiana
Ward Devers
Alvin
Apollo
South Bend
John J. Neat
Town
Erie
Mra
B. Dickey
Clyde Wetzel
W. Hart Long
Locust St
William Knox
Hattie Knox
Ligonter
Vincent Lewis
North Sixth Street
Tred W. St. Clair
South Seventh Street
Columbus
Fred Grant
Alle McFarland
Indiana State Teachers College
McFarland
Ella M. Fleming
Notable Old Erie County Lawyer Dies in Cleveland
Abraham T. Brewer died April 16 in Cleveland after a long career as a prominent attorney and educator. He served in the Civil War, wrote histories, taught at Western Reserve University, and remained active in church work. Survived by widow and daughter Mrs Hava B. Palmer. Funeral in Cleveland.
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Abraham T. Brewer
Kis Wome
Cleveland
Wovode
Asa
Monroe County
John Mitchell
Corode
Tull Run
Abe
Wge
61St Regiment
Pennsylvania Infantry
Grant
Baltimore
Lincoln
Pennsylvania
Ohio State University
Western Reserve University Law School
Wpworth- Euclid Methodist Church
Hava B. Palmer
Covode
Man Pleads Guilty to Liquor Law Violation in Center Township
Fred Ganzza of Center township pleaded guilty to a liquor law violation before Judge J. N. Langham. He was fined 100 and ordered to pay costs of prosecution.
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Fred Ganzza
Center Township
J. N. Langham
Indiana County TB Test Completed. Reactors To Be Rechecked
The triennial T B Area test in Indiana County shows 25 228 cattle tested with 119 reactors in 1933 up from 21 840 tested and 56 reactors in 1929. All herds with reactors will be re tested in about nine days. county leads in Bangs Disease eradication and keeps production records through Cow Testing and Bull Association work.
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John W. Warner
Indiana County
Bureau of Animal Industry
Harrisburg
Rayne
Blacklick
Conemaugh
Asl Mahoning
Cherryhill
South Mahoning
iCenter
Armstrong
West Mahoning
Washington
Brushvalley
Montgomery
North Mahoning
West Wheatfield
Young
Burrell
East
Wheatfield
Banks
Canoe
Buffington
Grant
Pincack
T. B
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Pennsylvania Bureau of Animal Industry
Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Bull Association
Notices to Correspondents Urge school commencement items
Correspondents in communities with high schools are asked to send early complete information on commencement plans including programs, graduates, social events of the class and other items of public interest. Mrs Beulah Cummings elected State Oracle of the Pennsylvania Camp Royal Neighbors of America in Harrisburg. Mr and Mrs Charles B E Fauat of Clymer return from Florida.
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Beulah Cummings
Pennsylvania
Royal Neighbors of America
Penn- Harris
Harrisburg
Charles BE. Fauat
Clymer
Yampa
Florida
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Little
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Dolly Ayers
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Rochester
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Vanderegrift
Rochester Mills
American Red Cross Society
Charles Johnston
Fairmont
William J. Johnston
Hillcrest
A. Wingard
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