Child Killed by Train at McIntyre Near Glen Campbell
Three year old Walter Bartos Jr. was struck by a moving train while playing near the railroad at McIntyre. He died early Tuesday at Indiana Hospital after the Sunday incident. Funeral services scheduled at McIntyre Catholic church. Charles Sunderland, 83, of Glen Campbell, died in a Brown coal mine rock fall at Burnside. Joseph Brink, 21, suffered a severe head wound and may die. George Snyder hanged himself at Trojan mines in Montgomery township. motive unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lad
Charles Sunderland
Glen Campbell
Joseph Brink
George Snyder
Montgomery Township
McIntyre
Walter Bartos
Indiana Hospital
McIntyre Catholic Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Brown
Burnside
Sunderland
Joseph Sunderland
Trojan Mines
Dairy and public health updates from Indiana County
Dairy milk inspections shift to Indiana by Mr. Bender of the Pittsburgh Board of Health with emphasis on cement platforms and separate milk houses. Campaign notes report F Creps as Indiana county chair for Brown-Davis, based on Pittsburgh sources. Local births include children to Fleming, Daugherty, and Stevenson families while Blairsville lawyer Coulter Wiggins lies critically ill at 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bender
Pittsburgh Board of Health
Indiana
Pittsburgh
E. E. Creps
Brown-Davis
F. E. Creps
Indiana County
Brown-Davis Organization
Creps
Republica
Coulter Wiggins
Blairsville
Wiggins
Fingerprints Identify Slayer of Miss H M Stumpf
Fingerprints on the body and in the cabin lead authorities to a 17 year old native youth as the slayer of Miss Hulda M Stumpf, a former Indiana missionary in British East Africa. The motive, opposition to American missionary teaching, is cited with possible Bolshevik influence. the victim died by strangulation in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poner
Africa
Iss Hulda M. Stumpf
Indiana
British East Africa
Jean McElhaney
Railroad Avenue
Stumpf
Florida
Town
Woman Drowned Believed to Be Homer City Resident
Body disinterred today as family seeks to identify the woman found in the Conemaugh river on Sunday by a tramp. Mrs. Samuel Arone of Homer City, who vanished in February, her family in Saltsburg pursue confirmation. Burial had occurred at Edgewood Cemetery. disinterment followed, with parties hopeful the remains are Mrs. Arone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Arone
Homer City
Saltsburg
Conemaugh River
Arone
Robinson
Hdgewood
Marriages and licenses and a farm fire note
Marriage licenses listed include Hdward Plack with Mary J. Wasyli nt and Diaddario Patsy Cleveland with Margaret Sinotti along with several other local names and locations. A brooder fire on Monday killed 125 baby chicks at Lyman Martins farm along East Pike. Bee Bros of Cherry Tree awarded a four room schoolhouse contract at Commodore to start soon. County Treasurer Elmer W. Allison reports 1188 fishing licenses and 6887 dog licenses issued by noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Martin
East Pike
Bee Bros
Cherry Tree
Commodore
Dog County
Elmer W. Allison
Jurors for June Court list of 24 names opened
Twenty four Grand Jurors are listed for the First Monday of June 1930 with names from Wheatfield Baylor Center Calhoun Blairsville Cherrytree Indiana Mahoning and other townships. Sixty Petit Jurors for the Second Monday of June 1930 are named from Canoe Armstrong Blairsville Center E Wheatfield and nearby communities with continuation noted on Page Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brendlinger
Galen
Wheatfield Baylor
Charles
Center Calhoun
Effie
Indiana
R. D
Stamer
Howard
Armagh Campbell
Randall
Blacklick Curtis
E. H
Blairsville
Cunkleman
John
Blacklick Dunsmore
Cherrytree
Fry
William
E. Wheatfield Flickinger
James R
Homer City
Fisher
Dean
Creekside
Pine Stutzman
James T
Wheatfield
Whyte
Jame E
Bowers
Glen
Canoe Brown
Margaret
Armstrong Clawson
Center Diven
Cordelia J
Rougherty
Thomas
Center Dodd
W. J
E. Wheatfield Donahey
Lester
Grant Evans
Clymer Fling
P. F
White Ferguson
Burrell Gromley
Joseph
Green
Gibson
Nell
Pine Gill
Edna
Indiana Hill
White Howard
W. Wheatfield
Humphry
James
Young Hazlett
Mrs
Ruth
E. Mahoning Hogue
A. L
Ritz Plans National Music Week at Ritz Theatre
In observance of National Music Week May 4 to 10 the Ritz Theatre showcases 15 minute orchestra and organ ensembles at each evening show. Hal Beech on the Ritz organ will perform Maryland My Maryland on Mon Tue and Wed evenings at 7 15 and 9 15. Feature pictures include Puttin On The Ritz with Harry Richman and Joan Bennett and Such Men Are Dangerous with Warner Baxter and Catherine Dale Owen. Management invites the public to celebrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz Theatre
Hal Beech
Ritz Organ
Maryland
Harry Richman
Joan Bennett
Elinor Glyn
Warner Baxter
Catherine Dale Owen
Ritz
Hem
Conference of Sabbath School Workers To Be Held Here
The County Sabbath School Association holds its semi annual efficiency conference for county and district officers Sunday at 2:30 in Zion Lutheran church. In the evening Dr B F Bieber pastor will deliver a message on Sabbath school work. New recitation hall for Kiski School Ground broke Wednesday at Saltsburg marking the first new building at the Kiski School oval track complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Sabbath School Association
Zion’ Lutheran Church
Kiski
Saltsburg
Boys’ Preparatory
Personal Energetic Notes From Indiana County
A collection of brief local notices reports hospital observation for Mrs. Miles Neff of Plumville and visitors including Dr. B. M. Bushnell of Blacklick, Squire Dudley Carnahan, and Constable J. B. Ferguson. It also notes Horace Buterhaugh’s return from Texas fruit ranch, families moving to Erie for business, a birth in Indiana hospital, travel anecdotes from Homer City to Shenandoah Valley, and updates on residents like Rev. H. G. Trimmer heading to Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Neff
Plumville
B. M. Bushnell
Blacklick
W. ©. Fitzgerald
Vandergrift
Indiana
Squire Dudley Carnahan
J. B. Ferguson
Saltsburg
Horace Buterhaugh
Brownsville
Ittle
Elizabeth Jane
Indiana, Hospital
Frank H. Daugherty
Locust Street
Philadelphia
Nellie Foster
Larue
Mia
William Little
Brush Valley Township
John George
Harry Simmons
Otis Lockard
Homer City
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Winchester
Joseph Wojcik
West Church Street
Donald Moorhead
East Locust Street
J L. Brandon
Falls Church
Progress
New Arts Building for State Teachers College Indiana Pa
The new three story Arts Building at State Teachers College Indiana Pa will cost over 150000, be completed by October 1 1923 and total up to 200000 with major summer improvements bringing the year’s expenditure to about 288000. It faces the grove on the Main Building north side and measures 64 feet 8 inches by 175 feet 5 inches. Built of brick with stone finish it houses commercial classes on the first floor art department on the second and economics and domestic science on the third. Floors are maple with center linoleum, colonist architecture and a tile entrance and restrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers College
Mtst
Teachers Chosen in Three County School Districts
A 1930 31 term slate of teachers is set for Cherryhill Center Rayne townships with re elected principals and lists of instructors across Penn Run Swamp Millville and Diamondville. Names include W E Stiver re elected high school principal and Mabel Way as assistant with many returning teachers across multiple schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center
Cherryhill
Rayne
W. E. Stiver
Lytle
Esther Frye
Myers
Cora EB
Doty
Ben Gahagan
Cross Roads
Mary Fek
Car Bracken
Aultman
Priscilla Alison
Edna Matcolin
Mabel Gilbreath
Elmer Crayoner
Rising
Margaret McCrea
Mary Pilkington
Robert Glaysford
Audrey Ruddock
Samuel Boden
Homer
Dorothy Mulholland
Mary Shaffer
Mary Ann Leboda
Harry Stewart
Watlerman
Harriet Alexander
Minnie Hiner
Gladys, Dorn
F. Emerson Kauffman
Guthrie
Lucille Morris
Ruth Lewis
Graceton
Gertrude McCardle
Helen McMullen
Alma Rugh
Jean Miller
Mariam Plem
Ing
Edith Gailbreath
Ruth McAfbose
Plivia van Horn
Wendel Stewart
J. Rosa Hamilton
Ladusboro
Mary Borland
Eugene H. McAulty
Bridenbaugh
Rayne Township
Board of Directors
J.B. Anderson
Town
Ernest
Rnest
Isabelle Marshall
Florence Wilden
Madeline Knox
Wilhelmina Buntin
Jaine Anderson
Marian Lambing
Leona Johnston
Frederick Kirk
Indiana Theatre Opens with Talking Pictures for All
The Indiana Theatre in the county seat hosted its first talking pictures on Monday drawing a large audience at the popular price house. Management praised the new sound system and pledged a steady lineup of talkie productions, with 10 cent child and 35 cent adult admission. A public addresser will project sound outdoors from the theatre. Pinchot to speak in Pittsburgh May 2 and 3 and again May 6 in Blakesville and Punxsutawney. Thomas Lowther named to represent the state at the Mine Inspectors Institute in Columbus, Ohio, May 12 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Price Playhouse
Indiana
Popular Price
The
Institute of America
Thomas 8. Lowther
South Seventh Street
John S. Fisher
Rs’ T Institute of America
Columbus
Apple crop leads four states despite production drop
Harrisburg April 30 Pennsylvanta produced one of the four most valuable apple crops in 1929 despite a 2,500,000 bushel decline from 1928. The 1926 crop is estimated at 6,973,000 bushels valued at $9,268,000. A table lists production and value by county in Indiana, Armstrong, Cambria, Clearfield, Jefferson, and Westmoreland. The report notes the strong crop despite overall decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katimidze
Harrisburg
Pennsylvanta
Federal
State
Indiank
Indiana
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
Mary Daugherty
Frank W. Daugherty
Locust Street
Glenside- Weldon
Easton Road
Glenside
Schor
Herbert Wilson
Yuba City
Calif
Daugherty
Myrtle Pearce
Edward Hanscomb
Slater
John Adee
Elizabeth Dukes
Prominent Local Men Die in Indiana Such as Shoemaker John Malcolm
John Malcolm veteran shoemaker dies at his son Walter Y. Malcolm's home after weeks of illness aged 78. Born in Scotland he immigrated to Indiana, built a shop, served as plateman, and remained active in church and community life. Surviving children include Alexander, John M. and Walter Y. Malcolm, Maude Strasster of Pittsburgh, James of Cherry Tree, Elmer of Freeport, and 29 grandchildren. Funeral held at Walter Malcolm's home with interment in Oakland Cemetery. Horace M. Lowry, former county official and newspaper man, dies at home from pneumonia at age 68. Born near Clarksburg, he edited the Indiana Times with his father, later served as Register and Recorder, active in Republican politics and religious work. Surviving spouse Margaret Beatty and children Elizabeth Lowry and John S. Lowry. Funeral at home with burial in Oakland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
John Malcolm
Walter Y. Malcolm
North Seventh Street
Ruthergiven
Perthsire
Scotland
Isabella McLagan
America
First United Presbyterian Cehurch
Malcolm
Alexander Malcolm
Clymer
John M. Malcolm
Town
William Malcolm
Maude Strasster
Pittsburgh
James Malcolm
Cherry Tree
Elmer Malcolm
Freeport
James A. R. Smith
Toledo
Ohio
Walter ¥. ‘Malcolm
J. J. Mellyaine
Oakland Cemetery
Horace M. Lowry
South Sixth Street
John
Nancy
McCartney) Lowry
Clarksburg
Duff's Business College
Indiana Times
Register and Recorder
Presbyterian Church
Shakespeare Club
William L. Buchanan
Sons of Union Veterans
Margaret Ella Beatty
Wilkinsburg
Elizabeth Lowry
John 8
Dover
Robert L. Clark
Death of Indiana resident Harry H. Allison
Harry H. Allison died peacefully Tuesday morning after a long illness. He was a well known Indiana resident. Continued on page ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Allison
Harry H. Allison
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
M’intyre
Walter Hartos, JR
Ronald Wayne
John J. Wleming
South Thirteenth Street
Fleming
Josie Clark
Charles Daugherty
Maple Street
A. D. Stevenson
East Church Street
Hulda M. Stumpf
Sam Timblin
Rilla Organ
Banks
G. M. Monaskey
Elizabeth C. Mullen
Agnes L. Wisener
John T. Maley
Alfred H. Downey
George A. Cribbs
Horace Adamo
Washington
Hdward Plack
Cline
Mary J. Wasyilint
Cline Diaddario Patsy
Cleveland
Margaret Sinotti
Rossiter
Robert C. McComb
Harriet I. Reed
St Lebanon
Blair C. Libengood - Aspinwall
Leora M. Taubler
John Burke
Anna Hobar
John F. McAfee
Marion G. Gotwald
Franklin Boro
Punxsutawney
Indiana Theatre
KDKA
U.S
George Templeton
Marion Center
Ihjy
Templeton
Uncle Sam
Rochester Mills
Tembleton
Sara Mil-ton
Grant Township
Amily
Sample Run
Louie Belegreno
Sample Hun
Clearfield Bt- Guinmons Goal Corporation
Belegreno
Taylorsville
Meune
France
Ida Stephens Trown
U. S
South Mahoning
South Mahoning Township
Beyer
Ernest. School
Ernest Public School
Schoal
Downiaros
Downie Bros
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