Red Cross Plans Future Activities in Indiana County
Indiana County Red Cross executive board and 24 township sub chairmen met at the Presbyterian church to outline fall and winter activities. J H Fisher and Evelyn Armstrong reported on national guidance, with round table discussions on service problems and improved cooperation across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
American Red Cross
Presbyterian Church
Red Cross
H. J. Hinterlehiner
J. H. Fisher
Mies Evelyn Armstrong
National
MIOPORIAN KILLED IN DEVILS ELBOW ACCIDENT NEAR INDIANA
James Pierce a 23 year old resident of Union City New Jersey died early Sunday when his car swerved on Devils Elbow hill on the Benjamin Franklin Highway east of Indiana. He slept at the wheel causing the car to overturn and break his neck. His body was identified by license and letters to his mother in Ironton Ohio. State Patrol investigated and the remains were sent to Ironton Monday. Mrs John G St Clair of School Street Cleveland condition improved today after illness at St Lukes Hospital. Her husband will return home if she continues to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘Pierce
Union City
N. J
Devils ‘Elbow Hill
Indiana
Benjamin Franklin
Ironton
Pierce
Stream
Undertaking Establishment
John G. St. Clair
School Street
St. Lukes Hospital
Cleveland
St. Clair
Husband of Katherine Srp Dies in Michigan
John F. Pontius, 31, husband of Katherine Srp of Blairsville, died suddenly in Flint, Michigan, Saturday due to complications after an operation. Pontius was employed in newspaper work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Srp
Blairsville
Michigan
John F. Pontius
Flint
Mich
Pontius
Lowman Graham Reunion Moves to Indiana Fair Grounds
The Lowman-Graham clan will hold their reunion at the Indiana Fair Grounds on Saturday August 19 rather than Rustic Lodge as earlier announced. A benefit square dance will be held Thursday evening at the State Armory hosted by Co. Tweedy Brothers to provide music. County Treasurer C C McLain reports 7400 dog licenses issued by noon today. Miss Betty Pierce, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs William B Pierce, won the Presidents Trophy in a three day medal play golf tourney at the Indiana Country Club that closed Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Rustic Lodge
Indiana Fair Grounds
State Armory
Tweedy Brothers
Betty Pierce
William B. Pierce
Indiana Country Club
Indiana Merchants Economy Day Sale Highlights
Indiana merchants announce Economy Day sales this Saturday August 12 with bargains across all lines. Shoppers statewide and from out of town can share in $100 in gold distributed among participants, with a coupon earned on every 50 cent purchase granting entry to the gold prize drawing. Plan to shop in Indiana on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Mock Charged With Inciting Riot In County Jail
H M Mock known as Chevy Chage was jailed on Tuesday afternoon on riot and inciting riot charges filed by Chief of Police George Anderson before Justice Walter H Jackson after disorderly conduct at the Indiana County Emergency Relief Board HQ on West Philadelphia street following a parade of unemployed. Jack Blaney of Blacklick and William Dias of Blairsville were arrested on similar charges and jailed. a hearing before Justice Jackson is set for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mock
Chevy Chage
George Anderson
Justice of the Peace
Walter H. Jackson
Indiana County Emergency Relief Board
West Philadelphia Street
Jack Blaney
Blacklick
William Dias
Blairsville
Six Prominent Marchand Residents Celebrate Birthdays
Six Marchand residents recently marked birthdays totaling 510 years, including Wineberg 80, Civil War veteran John Warner 88, Dr. J W Morrow 84, Rosa Wingert 81, James Rosborough 90, and wife Rosborough 87, highlighting longevity and health in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchand
Wineberg
John Warner
J.W. Morrow
Rosa Wingert
James Rosborough
Rosborough
Marriage Licenses Listed for Various Names and Townships
The document lists multiple marriage licenses including Arthur L Cribba Blairsville Virginia Abrams Tyrone Clyde Harrison Ashland Esther L Gibson Ashland Michael Jurich Conemaugh Pearl Toth Conemaugh Alex Burach Saltsburg Dorothy Miller Avonmore Raymond Marks Davis Brushvalley Nettie Pearl McCrea Brushvalley K Dean Lynn W Wheatfield Ruth E H Lichtentfels Wheatfield Twp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Cribba
Blairsville
Virginia
Abrams
Tyrone Clyde J. Harrison Ashland
Esther L.gibson - Ashland
Michael Jurich
Conemaugh
Pearl Toth
Alex Burach
Saltsburg
Dorothy J. Miller
Avonmore
Raymond Marks Davis
Brushvalley
Nettie Pearl McCrea
K. Dean Lynn
Entire Faculty of State Teachers College Returns for Coming Term
The entire faculty of the State Teachers College will return to Indiana in September for the 1933-34 school year marking the first time in the college’s history that every faculty member has planned to be present at the start of the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers College
Indiana
Aniesa
Local Firemen Hold Annual Picnic and Corn Roast
Indiana Fire Association members plan their annual picnic and corn roast at the Fair Grounds Thursday afternoon and evening. Also notes a postponed tax lien sale to September 5 1983 and a newborn son for County Auditor Harry Nichol and his wife. NRA stickers banned on cars per State Highway Patrol. Notables from Indiana County attend the World’s Fair in Chicago with relatives joining from North Eighth Street Clymer and Lakeland Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Fire Association
Postal Emploes Banquet Set For Thursday Evening
The 11th annual banquet of the postal employes in the 27th Congressional District will be held in the social room of First United Presbyterian church on Thursday evening. The program includes songs, invocations, addresses by Honorable Nathan J. Strong and Clyde Kelly, music by Barney Laughlin and his group, and an open forum. Officers listed: President Walter Y. Malcolm, Vice President Joseph A. Terpe, Secretary Charles Seigfried, Treasurer Warry H. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong
Kelly
Post
First United Presbyterian Church
America
J. J. McIivaine
H. B. Lichteberger
Indiana
Barney Laughlin
Marion Center
Nathan J. Strong
Brookville
Cambria County
Charles E. Matthews
Postoffice Department
Washington, D.C
Clyde Kelly
McKeesport
Marchand
Walter Y. Malcolm
Joseph A.terpe
Charles Seigfried
Blairsville
Warry H. Wilson
Thousands of Miners Return to Work in District
Tens of thousands of miners returned to work on Monday under a peace agreement endorsed by Gov. Pinchot and the United Mine Workers. The Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co mines at Helvetia Clearfield Yatesboro and others resumed fully with no trouble. Independent operators and several companies including Buffalo and Susquehanna and Northwestern Mining Exchange restarted as well, restoring 100 percent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Mgberfeld
Rossiter
Clymer
Commodore
Buffalo and Susquehanna Coal Co
Northwestern Mining Exchange
Allocation of Funds May Bring New Water Supply Here
Newton B. Lyle former superintendent of the Clymer Water Co addressed Kiwanis members at Waterworks Park on Monday evening. He said plans are under way by the parent company to secure a portion of funds to be allocated to public service companies under the National Recovery Act, which if successful may eventually provide Indiana with a new water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Friends
Waterworks Park
Newton B. Lyle
The
Clymer Water Co
Indiana
J L Blose Homestead Destroyed By Fire
Fire at the J L Blose home near the Blose schoolhouse in Montgomery township destroyed the dwelling early Sunday causing about 5000 dollars in losses. A portion of the contents was saved as the family prepared to leave for relatives in another part of the county when the fire was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Blose
Blose
Montgomery Township
Robert L. Long, Tax Collector, Found Dead in Parked Car
Robert Louis Long of near Tunnelton was found dead in his automobile on a road between Greensburg and New Alexandria on Saturday afternoon. Death attributed to heart trouble. He was 61, son of the late James and Belle Nesbit Long, born near Livermore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Long
Robert Louis Long
Tunnelton
Greensburg
New Alexandria
James and
Belle Nesbit Long
Livermore
Mayor Charles Kline Leaves Estate to Widow
The will of the late Mayor Charles Kline leaves his entire estate to his widow. Provisions include a mausoleum at Allegheny cemetery costing not over 12 000 dollars. Katherine Kline is named executrix, estate valued at 7000 dollars. Parents Wetzel of near Marion Center welcome a son born August 3. Dr and Mrs J A McCamey of Weat ichurch street depart Thursday for Ocean Grove New Jersey for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kline
Allegheny Cemetery
Katherine Kline
Kilne
Williams. Wetzel
Marlon Center
J. A. McCamey
Weat Ichurch Street
Ocean Grove
N. J
Local residents and visitors listed in Indiana news
A long list of local residents and out of town visitors is reported, detailing birthdays, shopping trips, visits, and travel. Notable names include Judge J N Langhkm, Miss Cora Sleppy, Dale Armstrong, Stanley Baterline, George A Fisher, Lucile Baun, Helen Engle, and many others visiting from towns like Maple Grove Pittsburgh Washington Street and Hazewood Md, with several attending events at Camp Kanesaale Huntingdon and the World’s Fair in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.N. Langhkm
Cora Sleppy
Maple Grove
Indiana
Dale Armatrong
West Lebanon
Stanley Baterline
North Fourth Street
George A. Fisher
Pittsburgh
Mra
A/C. Fisher
Washington Street
Ne ‘Lucile Baun
Misa Helen Engle
Camp Kanesaale
Huntingdon
Mr. Hasinger
James W. Lyons
Hazewood
MD. Rey
M. Offutt
West Church Street
R. D. Offutt
U. S
Texas
Willis
Arthur
Cherry Tree
Kenneth Fleming
Butler
Cam County
Vy. M. Cunningham
Cambridge ‘Springs
Martha Salsgiver
Howard
Bertha
Martha Gaul
Chestnut
Johnston Moorhead
Cherryhill Township
Johnston
Mary Theresa Bee
Charles H. Bee
East Water Street
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Bee
Indiana High School
Ruth Ewing
Uniontown
Bertha Ewing
Waugamen
Henry Hall
H. J. Hinterleitner
H. B. Buterbaugh
D. €. Lefevre
Somerset
B. F. Shaulis
M.D
Smith
Pennsylvania
Howard Wood
Virginia
H. ©. Johnston
Elderton
A. B. Agnew
Jimmy
Judith
Calumet City
Tus
Washington, D. C
Kittanning
Verna
Pocatello
Idaho
Blairsville Conductor William Henderson Dies in Mine Siding
William Franklin Henderson 68, veteran Blairsville freight conductor, killed late Saturday night when caught between two coal cars at the Coral mine siding of Potter Coal and Coke Co. in Centre township. Born February 14, 1880 in Derry, he joined the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1900 and lived 31 years in Blairsville. Surviving: widow Wilma, son Paul, daughter Anna, three brothers George Charley Roy, and four sisters May Lyons Dolly Henderson Minnie Pringle Marie Reed. Funeral held in Blairsville Tuesday, burial in Blairsville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Franklin Henderson
Pennsylvania
Blairsville
Potter Coal and Coke Co
Genter Township
Henderson
Derry
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Wilma Henderson
Paul Henderson
Anna Henderson
George
Charley
Roy Henderson
May Lyons
Dolly Henderson
Minnie Pringle
Marie Reed
Richland
Cal
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Local Ledger
Property transfers documented include William G. Houser to Conemaugh B&L Assn. for a Blairsville lot at 1 dollar. Blaine Wainwright to Mary Valla for 100 acres in Burrell at 5750 dollars. Miller A Beatty to William M Malcolm for a lot in Indiana at 15.19. Nelle B Weimer to Emma H Lydie for a lot in Clymer at 1 dollar. W M Kinter to Cella Kinter for Ulraeton Green at 1 dollar. Sam Henry to Florence Henry for 5 j acres in Montgomery at 14.76. Chester A Hoffman to Wm A Arnett for 142 acres in East Wheatfield at 1 dollar. George Belle to Stewart Clawson for a slot in Indiana at 1 dollar. Hugh B Donaldson to Margaret B Bergman for 3 lots in Burrell at 1 dollar. Conemaugh Coal Co to Hiram Hinley for Conemaugh head at 100 dollars. Rebecca Buterbaugh to Leroy Beg for a lot in Green at 26 dollars. H D Weasel to Leroy Bee for a lot in Green at 5 dollars. Ralph Gaingrove to Harry Ramsey for 16 acres in West Wheatfield at 92.43. Willis Buterbaugh to Leroy Bee for a lot in Green at 25 dollars. Punxsiana Supply Co to Geo A White for a lot in Canoe at 39.41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Houser
Rebecca Buterbaugh
Leroy Beg
Green
H. D. Weasel
Leroy Bee
Ralph Gaingrove
Harry Ramsey
W. Wheatfield
Willis Buterbaugh
Punxiana Supply iCo
Geo. A. White
Canoe
Armagh W C T U Opens Sunday Meeting
Armagh-Cramer district W C T U plans an open meeting at Armagh Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening August 13. Mrs Ella M Black state president of the W C Z U and Albert Nicholson will speak. Young People's Branch members will perform. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armagh-Cramer W. C. T. U
Armagh
W. Co.t. U
Armagh-Cramer
Armagh Presbyterian Church
Ella M. Black
Albert Nicholson
W. H. Nicholson
Young People
Union
First Reunion and Picnic of Jaffa Temple Held Here
Nearly a thousand members of Jaffa Temple and friends attended the first reunion and picnic at the Fair Grounds on Friday. Visitors participated in a parade along town streets, with ideal weather, and evening dances at the State Armory and Dreamland Park closed the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaffa Temple
Fair Grounds
Indiana
State Armory
Dreamland Park
Pine Flats Odd Fellows to Attend Cookport Church
Pine Flats Odd Fellows and Rebekahs plan Sunday night regalia attendance at Cookport Methodist Church on August 14. Roy J. P. McKnight will deliver the sermon and services start at 7 46 p m. Public invited to attend. EE Welch and family of Plumville were Indiana visitors Friday. Attorney John A. Scott and family spent the weekend with James Chamberlain in Akron Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Flats
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Cookport
Trebskah
Regalia
Roy
J.P. McKnight
EE. J. Welch
Plumville
Indiana
John A. Scott
Albert
North Seventh Street
James Chamberlain
Akron, C
Scott
Republican Women Picnic at Ebensburg Aug 17
The Cambria County Council of Republican Women will hold an August 17 picnic meeting at the Cambria County Fair Grounds Ebensburg from 11:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. Delegations from multiple counties will attend and speakers include Gen. Edward Marlin and other notable Republican leaders. Invitations extend to Congress members, senators, and party committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria
Edward Marlin
Worthington Scranton
Republican National
Edward C. Shatinan
Leon C. Prince
Congress
United States
Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women
Councils of Repubblican Women
Pennsylvania
Taxes Paid in Indiana County 1933 by August First
County figures show 52 percent of 1933 county taxes paid by August 1, a drop from 1932. The 8.6 mill duplicate totaled 236,180.74 with 225,371.70 paid by August 1, plus a 11,809.04 discount. Districts vary widely in collection, Armstrong leading at 75 percent, Banks lowest at 5 percent, with Indiana Borough paying 25 percent of all 1933 taxes and Jacksonville and Creekside recording the smallest payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners Office
Armstrong Township
Center Township
Indiana Borough
Banks Township
Jacksonville
North Mahoning Township
Saltsburg
Indiana
Creekside
Indiana County
Widow Mrs J Arthur Warner Dies After Complications
Mrs Warner of Center township died in St. Francis Hospital Pittsburgh after an opera related illness. Born December 18 1880 she was daughter of Israel and Nancy Carnahan and widow of Clark Henry. Surviving are husband daughter LaRue and many Carnahan siblings. Funeral held at home with Dr J J Mellvaine and Oakland cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min
Ji Arthur Warner
Center Township
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburgh
LaRue
Harry Carnahan
Glendale
Cal
Minnie Carnahan
Phoenix
Ariz
W. @. Shearer
White Township
G. L. Colebaugh
Vandergrift
R. H. McCurdy
Indiana
Ernest Buckley
Lisle and
Wilkbur Carnahan
Clark Henry
Bellé (Pettigrew) Henry
Blairsville
Samuel Pettigrew
Shelocta
Blairaville
Mary Henry
Blairasville
John Pettilerew
Cresson
Thomas Pettigrew
Lottie Sell
Br, KE. McClure
Blairsville Cemetery
Death of Mrs Anna Montgomery in Rossiter area
Mrs Anna Montgomery 77 longtime northern county resident died at her daughter Mrs Hardy Neal s home near Rossiter Monday morning from pneumonia. She married Lee Montgomery 56 years ago. husband died 47 years ago. Survived by sons William Montgomery and Hardy Neal of Bear Rogister, Bert Bender of Flora, Susan and T B Montgomery of Indiana, Clyde Qolomag of Dixonville, sister Mrs Susan Kearney of Indiana, brother S C Lingenfelter of Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Montgomery
Hardy Neal
Rossiter
Zacharia
Mary Lingenfelter
Lee Montgomery
William Montgomery
Bear Rogister
Bert Bender
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mioporian
C. C. McLain
H. M. Mock
Chevy Chase
Harry Nichol
Indiana Hospital
StatesHighway
F Patrol
Chicago
F. B. Longwill
North Eighth Street
Leonard Longwill
Genevieve Wayman
Lakeland
Fla
Rochester
William FF. Henderson
Coral
Maret and i
Ebensburg
Cambria Co. Fair ‘Grounds
Dumded
Attack OF Heart Trouble
Death Calle
John I. Stadtmiler
Philadelphia
John and
Catherine Rud Stadtmiller
Wiliam P. Hasing~ Jer
Blatraville
Emma
Margaret
Agnes Stadtmiller
Karl
J. Clements Stadtmiller
Stadtmiller
St. Bernard's
Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Society
St. Bernard’s
Armstrong
Y. B. McGinley
Stewart Marshall
Lewisville
F. 2. Calhoun
Batty Lowry
Booth Sixth Street
Tamal Brown
Haverford
Brown
Mary Fisher
Hon
Joba
Flaher
J. Arthur Warner
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