Strike Involves 6000 Miners In District
Nearly 6,000 miners in the Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company eight mines and three Clearfield Bituminous Coal operations are on strike. The walkout centers on checkoff collection and UMWA recognition in a non-union area since 1927. Adrian Helvetia Yatesboro Iselin Kent No 2 Lucerne Ernest and Soldier mines idle. 4,000 men affected. Fire destroyed a threshing barn on Burgess R. D. Carnahan’s Salisburg farm, damaging separator and stored crops. third barn burned after lightning strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers of America
James Marks
Adrian
Helvetia
Yatesboro
Iselin
Kent No. 2
Lucerne, Ernest
Soldier
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company
Rossiter
Commodore
Clymer
Carnahan Farm
Salisburg
Burgess R. D. Carnahan
Dewey Carnahan
Burgess Carnahan
Taxpayers Rally at Court House and Local News Update
Taxpayers packed the Court Room for a Friday evening program by the White Township Tax Justice League with Rev A E Driggers speaking on Repeal of the 48th Amendment and Hon Earl E Hewitt on Taxation. Marion Center band and local performers provided music. Also notes on a funeral in Auditon Ia July 24, school district finances show five mills tax and $4,820.20 in treasury. Local social mentions include Paul Whiteman guests and Indiana visitors to the World's Fair among White township residents and families listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
White Township
Clara Lowry
W. P. Lowry
Auditon
Blair Ansley
Cooks Forest
Washington Township
Paul Whiteman
Orchesatra
Roy Bargy
William Rank
John Fulton
Whiteman Orchestra
Fred Clark
North Eighth Street
Indiana
W. A. Mass
Son
Willmont
Krape Avenue
Allan Kirkpatrick
Dizabeth and
Allan, Jr
Donald Moorhead
Locust Street
Robert L. Clark
Sixth Street
John M. Daugherty
Emma Stewart
John P. Stewart
Ernest Stewart
Ralph Moorhead
Myre
Bari C. Steele
Parl, Jr
Ginus Lewis
James White
Gertrude
Gladys
Hattie
Golden 60th anniversary observed for Good couple
Mr and Mrs J L Good of South Mahoning celebrate sixty years of marriage with their golden wedding amid 142 relatives. The event featured a noon cafeteria lunch, hymns, readings by grandchildren, and remarks by Rev Troutman. A large family gathering included 29 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Good
South Mahoning Township
Mra
Good
James Little
Mrs John G St Clair Undergoes Cleveland Operation
Mrs. John G. St. Clair of School Street underwent an operation to check peritonitis at St Luke's Hospital in Cleveland on Tuesday afternoon. Relatives reported she passed the procedure in satisfactory condition. The St Clairs and two sons left Indiana Thursday to visit D S Tucker in Cleveland after she became ill en route at Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. St. Clair
Cleveland
School Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Indiana Breweries Receives Federal Beer Permit
Indiana Breweries Co Inc gains a federal permit for the manufacture of beer at its plant. A state permit to sell the legal 3.2 beverage is anticipated soon. Emil Gaertner of town serves as brewmaster amid substantial local investment to ready the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Breweries, Inc
Indiana Breweries Co., Inc
Emil Gaertner
Prominent Blairaville Resident In Critical Condition
Michael E. Brown, longtime Blairaville merchant and former postmaster, burgess, and staunch Democrat, lies critically ill at his home. Fears for his recovery are grave as neighbors await word on his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael EB. Brown
Blairaville
Mr. Brown
Blairshille
Swasy and Henry wed in Cumberland Maryland
Blacklick resident Swasy announces the marriage of his daughter Miss Gladys Mae Swasy to Walton Warren Henry of Cumberland Maryland. The ceremony was scheduled for July 28 with Mr and Mrs John Henry as the groom’s parents. A Chattanooga grocer reported an odd scent of apples from a sunlit window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL. Swasy
Backlick
Gladys Mae Swasy
Walton Warren Henry
John Henry
Cumberland
Chattanooga
Jurors Named for September Court in 1933 Roster
A public list of jurors for the September term shows twenty four grand jurors for the First Monday and forty eight petit jurors for the second Monday. Names span Blairsville Blairton Blairsville Rossiter Rochester Mills Clymer Homer City Indiana and surrounding townships with a mix of genders and middle initials. The document reflects county judicial administration listing residents called to service in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buterbaugh
Minnie
Wintondale
Wayne
Commodore Boreland
W. B
Blairaville Dover
Walter
Blairsville
Cummins
J. B
Indiana I
Indiana
Steele
Viola
Rochester Mills
Vite
Loy
Rossiter
R.D. Wetzel
Mary
Homer City
Anderson
Harry
Adams
Sanford
Armstrong
Daisy
Commodore Brown
D. M
Bennett
R.D. Bell
Paul
Blacklick Brown
R. A
Livermore
D. Bender
D. J
D. Brown
Robert
B.D. Campbell
Paul H
Clark
J. W
Cox
Peter
Clymer Carney
Hazel
R.D. Conner
Rossiter Dick
Florence
Armagh
Marriage licenses listed for many residents in local area
Glen Earle McMillen Oliveburg Mary Esther Doverspike Frostburg Edward Hartman Phillips Montrose Irene Ruth Thorburn Clymer James Israel Wain Leechburg Doreen Thornhill Leechburg Angello Lewis Cardamone Ernest Veronica O’Hara Ernest Thomas Porter Brown Indiana Bessie Irene Coy Airman William Maleske Blairsville Victoria Gertrude Setlock Mainline Carl Blair Waugaman Apollo Marie Beryle Shankle Cherry Tree James Blaine Griffith Burnside Mabel Dorothy Ker Hillsdale William Harry Slippy Peon Run Sarah Elizabeth Hadden Peon Run John Trevelyan Evans Pittsburgh Helen Viola Wegley Indiana Robert Edward McCormick Brushvalley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Earle McMillen
Oliveburg
Mary Esther Doverspike
Frostburg
Edward Hartman Phillips
Montrose
Irene Ruth Thorburn
Clymer James Israel Wain
Leechburg
Doreen Thornhill
Angello Lewis Cardamone
Ernest
Veronica O'Hara
Ernest’ Thomas Porter Brown
Indiana
Bessie Irene ‘Coy
William Maleske
Robert Edward McCormick
Brushvalley
Real Estate Transfers Include Several Small Property Deals
Clarence G Fowler sells a lot in Indiana to Noble Fowler for 10 dollars. Bicillano Guiseppe transfers a Blatraville plat to Conemaugh Building and Loan Association for 1 dollar. Tom Danchick to James W Mack Ir two lots in Center for 1 006 dollars. James W Mack Jr to Tom Dan check two Center lots for 1 dollar. Teresa Vandengo sells to Catherine Valdenza a lot in Green for 200 dollars. Tony Mangifesta to Theresa Mangifesta 149 acres in Conemaugh for 200 dollars. Domenica Finamore to Virginia Pearle 16 14 acres in Canoe for 1 dollar. Martha M Bell to Amanda Marsh 86 acres in Pine for 225 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence G. Fowler
Noble F. Fowler
Indiana
Bicillano Guiseppe
Conemaugh Building and Loan Association
Blatraville
Tom Danchick
James W. Mack
James W. Mack, Jr
Tom Dancheck
Center
Teresa Vandengo
Catherine Valdenza
Green
Tony Mangifesta
Theresa Mangifesta
Conemaugh
Domenica Finamore
Virginia Pearle
Martha M. Bell
Amanda Marsh
Enrollment Totals At State Teachers College 1922 to 1933
A record shows 1 381 students attended State Teachers College from September 1922 to June 1933. Of these 230 came from Allegheny county, 66 from Armstrong, 116 from Butler, 1 826 from Indiana, 58 from Jefferson, and 168 from Westmoreland. West Chester Teachers College enrolled 1 251, Slippery Rock 879, while Clarion had the smallest with 368.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College
State Teachers College
Allegheny County
Armatrong County
Butler County
Indiana County
Jefferson County
Westmoreland County
West Chester Teachers College
Saippery Rock
Clarion
Conemaugh Farmer Loses Horse to Lockjaw Monday Night
Ward Rosensteil of Conemaugh township lost a good work horse with lockjaw Monday night after the disease developed from an injured foot. New law records for births, deaths and marriages were established in this state in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conemaugh Township
Ward Rosensteil
Dog licenses issued in county reach 7376
County Treasurer C JG McLain reports 7376 dog licenses issued by noon today. A British correspondent’s claim that U S laws aren’t enforced is dismissed in a pointed editorial remark about American cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. JG. McLain
U. S
Local Briefs From Indiana Pa Readers and Visitors
Indiana Pa items list visits, family gatherings, and social notes. Miss Helen St Clair guests in Wilmington Del and many locals travel to Niagara Falls Bethany Beach and the World's Fair. Mrs W C Chapman and Mrs Jemima White improve after illness, births, birthdays and subscriptions renewed, plus a hospital social for Miss Viola Gibson and other social happenings.
Mahaffrey at center of $100000 heart balm suit
Delphine Kennedy sues 86 year old W T Mahaffey of St Petersburg Florida alleging he wooed her and refused to marry while he says they were neighbors and he raised her as a family member. He denies the claim and notes a ring gift promised at her nursing school graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphine M. Kennedy
Mami, Clatins
Mernd Ress
Wm. T. Mahaffry
Cherry Tree
St. Petersburg
Fla
Miami
Mahaffey
Kennedy
Arcadia Youth Held for Stabbing Incident
John Dubeansky, 18, of Arcadia, is in the county jail after a Saturday night confrontation at a gasoline station in Arcadia. Frank Bostic, 18, of Montgomery township, was stabbed three times in the back and treated at Adrian hospital. Dubeansky says he acted in self defense after Bostic allegedly struck him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian
John Dubeansky
Arcadia
Frank Bostic
Montgomery Township
Dubeansky
Bostic
Weddings Of A Week Slppy Hadden In Penn Run
A quiet wedding at the Presbyterian Manse in Hellwood joined William Harry Slippy and Sarah Elizabeth Hadden in matrimony this morning. They will honeymoon in Champaign City Indiana, and both plan teaching careers in Montgomery and Penn Run townships respectively, with the bride a former Penn Run teacher and the groom a World War veteran. The page also notes Brown Coy couple in Clarksburg, Phillips Thorburn union in Montrose, and Shetler Garland marriage in West Bolivar, with brief details on locations and attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slppy-Hadden
Hellwood
William Harry Slippy
Conrad Slippy
Penn Run
Sarah Elizabeth Hadden
Elmer E. Hadden
C. L. DePrefontaine
Slippy
Champaign City
Indiana State Tanchara College
Green Township
Montgomery Township
Edward ‘Hartman Phillips
Montrose
Irene Ruth Thorburn
Clymer
R. M. Offutt
John B. Thorburn
Shetler-Garland
Willard William Shetler
Hobinson
Myrtle Irene Garland
Bolivar
Marrage
West Balivar
J. H. Lilly
Frederick ‘Shetler
George Covode Garland
Curb Market Booming At McCrory Open Twice Weekly
The McCrory curb market draws 24 farmers and gardeners this morning with produce from corn to peaches and berries. Regulars include Clarene McKenry and Hart Worth among others from White and Armstrong townships. County Agent Warner notes potential for a year round market as municipal markets in other cities show success and all revenue circulates within the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrory
Indiana
Smicksbureg
Elderton
Sheroda
Parkwood
Saltsburg
Blairsville
Firb
Clarene, MeKenry
Hart Worth
Tim Sexton
Ray Waddington
White Township
Mrs. Raleigh
Ira Gibson
Blackiick Township
Tom Paterman
Cunninghams
Armstrong Township
D. R. Hill
Washington Township
Warner
Whittamaport
Harrisburg
Lancaster
York
Meadville
Armstrong Grange Meeting Aug 9 Program Highlights
Armstrong Grange will host a program on Wednesday August 9 led by The Blues Visitors welcome. Roll call asks members to name their favorite bird. Features include instrumental quartet led by Marion Fouts, biographies and essays by members, a light weight auto fuel efficiency contest, and a humorous note on down payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Grange
Marion Fouts
Mra
R. A. Fouts
W. L. Brown
Dorothy Craig
Martha Fraily
Tyo-—Blarry Couch
Samuel Dible
John Campbell
Keating
T. W. Craig
Erma Campbell
Blanche Craig
Wssay
Annabelle Craig
Lois Myers
Jake Class
Leda Muckle
Frances Hamilton
Harry Couch
Dick Craig
Rosy Muckle
Wil A. Dible
Leroy Milen
Blues
Indiana Shriner Picnic and Reunion Set for Friday
Indiana hosts 2000 Masons from Jaffa Temple for the first Shine picnic at the fair grounds. Harve Tibbott, Potentate, leads Jaffa Band Patrol Chanters and Legion of Honor with about 200 uniformed members. Program starts 2 PM DST with sports, parade, drill, picnic dinner, concerts, and two dances at Dreamland Park and State Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Jaffa
Mystic Shrine
Shine
Indiana Fair Grounds
K. Guthrie
Harve Tibbolt
Ebensburg
Indiana
Fair Grounds
First Presbyterian Church of Indiana
Dreamland Park
State Armory
Indiana County Lambs Bought For Exhibit at State Farm Show
Thirty-nine Indiana county lambs were sold last week to Northampton county farmers for exhibition at the State Farm Products Show in Harrisburg next January. Buff Coleman, Farm Agent for Northampton county, aided selections. Lambs were distributed in lots of three to 4-H members to fatten and exhibit. Clayton Miller furnished three purebred Hampshire lambs. Fulton Simpson supplied seventeen Hampshire lambs. Dick Stevens provided nineteen Southdown lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Northampton County
Harriseburg
Buff Coleman
South Bend
Harrisburg
Clayton Miller
Creekside
Hampshire
New Opening and Closing Hours for Local Stores in Indiana
Complying with President Roosevelt's re-employment agreement, Indiana department and clothing stores set new hours. Stores open at 9:30 A M Daylight Saving Time and close at 5:30 P M, with Wednesday close at noon and Saturday hours from 10:30 A M to 10:30 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Indiana
Independent Groceries and Stores to Keep Usual Hours
Independent grocery, drug, and general stores in this place will operate at the usual hours after a meeting of the Independent Retail Grocers of Indiana and a conference with general stores representatives. Compliance with the President's National Recovery Act was agreed. The State Emergency Relief Board allocated $55,210 for August relief in Indiana counties. County Commissioner John B. Flenniken was announced as a member of the County Emergency Relief Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
State Emergency Relief Board
John 8. Flenniken
Counety Emergency Relief Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. DL. Good
M. B. Brown
Helen St. Clair
West Church Street
Wilmington
Del
Dennis Smith
Nis East Water Street
J. J. Kennedy
Dayton
R. D
John JD. Stake
Cherryhill Township
Niagara Falls
Percival Park
Bethany Beach
A. R. Bell
Alverda
Edward Marsh
Nicktown
W. C. Chapman
Washington Street
John Miles
Detroit
Jemima White
South Sixth Street
Willam M. Ruddock
Parker and
Dotty
Genevg
Lake Hiie
R. N. Ray
Tenth Street
Mer‘ser
T. B. Clark
Wilfred Raymond
Robert Wilfred Raymond
Virginia St. Clair Monks
John Monks
Martins Ferry
James St. Clair
Clarence Watson
North Ninth Street
Sherwood Forest
Chesapeake Bay
Paul Watson
Frank H. Daugherty
Edward Hanscom
Philadelphia
John L. Getty
Lawrence Getty
Youngstown, O
M. D. Iams
R. A. Brown
Eleanor May
William
Monna
Brown
Progress
Evelyn Armstrong
American Red Cross
Hauer
Danniesville
Glenayee Streams
Esther Lowry
Colorado
Chicago
Amanda Lowry
Mary Streams
Mra. D. C
The
Claude Dixon
John Dixon
Gertrude Haer
Farmers Bank
Betty Ganley
Indiana Amusement Co
Lake Chautauqua
Audley IL. Mabon
Archie
Monroe
A. W. Mabon
Church Street
C. N. Andrews
Aston
Audley Mabon
Andrews
Shaffer
Jamen
Eugene
Tekonsha
Mich
Hlawite
Viola Duncan
Johnstown
Viola M. Gibson
Weat Oak Street
Indiana Hospital
Adeline Hauxhurst
Wayne Avenue
Hospital
Miss Gibgon
W. T. Mahaffry
Arcadia Youth
Prips Thorburn
Harve Tibbott Poltentate
Pionio
Stevent
State Farm
Ames
Grinnell Maltegser
Annapolig
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