Murder at Iselin Morning Shootings Spark Inquest
Two brothers Frank and Joseph Lunchar were arrested after a fatal shooting in Taalin coal town Iselin. Four foreign residents, said to be key witnesses, were jailed in Indiana. An inquest by County Coroner Dr. A H Stewart was scheduled at Saltsbury to pursue details of the dispute between foreign factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taalin
Yhung
Gaurder
Frank
Joseph Lunchar
Fred
Indiana
Elemnt
A. H. Stewart
Saltsbury
Undertaking Establishment
VYORHIGNER TO SHAVE TERM IN PENITENTIARY
Judge Langham presided Arr bument Court as September term set with grand jury hearings next week. Pending civil cases paused due to fair week. criminal court to run the week of September 12 followed by civil cases. Polesky of Marion County received five years in the penitentiary with costs and a $500 fine for manslaughter in the Nichols shooting. Nichols died after a gunshot wound from the May 30 incident. Others pleaded guilty to liquor and forgery offenses with costs and fines, sentences reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langham
Arr Bument
William Polesky
Marion Genter
Commonwealth
Indiana County
Polesky
Mmade
Chas N’ehols
Nichols
Thdlana
Polebky
Joe Marsaglia
Robindale
Santo Yeane
David Melvin
George Yatch
Rossiter
Clayton White
Rayne Township
George Beer
Grant Township
Taality Culeby
Center Township
Weddings of a Week Features Multiple Indiana Couples
A sequence of weddings in and around Indiana centers on couples from Center township and nearby areas. Margaret Fritz and Russell Dickey wed at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage with plans to reside in Milner City. Grace McFeaters and Charles Snell tied the knot at Ambridge. Mary Jane Streams and Wilbur Walker also married in nearby venues. Additional unions include Margaret Stuchell with Swan Peterson, Mary Virginia Menning with Harrison Seanor, Lila Ebey with John Coleman, Goldie Kanarr with Newell Shank, Ocie Cramer with Victor Hunter, Lena Rinaldi with Pietro Guerrieri, Alice Mountain with Josse Mountain, and Alice Blumenthal with T. A. Shubert. Families plan postnuptial trips and new homes across local townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey-Fritz
Margaret Etta Fritz
Henry Fritz
Center Township
Russell Owen Dickey
Homer City
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
White
Horace Sowers
Cleveland
Dickey
Niagara Falls
Walker Farm
Marion Center
Peterson-Stuchell Nuss
Margaret Blanche Stuchell
A. A. Stuchell
Jacksonville
Swan Otto Peterson
Peterson & Kerr
Offutt
Atlantic City
Indiana
Sexanor-Viening
Wilbur ‘Harrison Seanor
Alice Seanor
Town
Caroline Virginia Menning
Edward J. Fleming
Grant Street
E. 8. White
Methodiat’ Episcopal Church
South Seventh Brrest
Coleman-Ebey Thomas John Coleman
Max Coleman
North Sixth Street
Lila Mae Ebey
Charles J.bhey
Railroad Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church
Shank-Kanore
Newel
G. Shank
Goldie Kanarr
Greensburg
J. M. Mitchell
M. E Church
Guerrieri-Rinaldi
Lena Rinaldi
Pletro Guerrieri
Umlontown
Bernard Homan
Two Americans Die in Coral Coal Mines Accident
Harry Kifer aged 18 and Walter McDonald aged 32 were killed instantly when a rock roof collapsed at Wharton Coal and Coke Company mines in Coral. Two foreign miners escaped. McDonald leaves a wife and three children. Kifer’s funeral and burial followed in Coral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kifer
Walter McDonald
Poth
Coral
Wharton Coal & Coke Company
McDonald
Kifer
Derry
Locust power plant burned. union tension blamed
The Locust Col lery Company power house at Locust in Canoe township was destroyed by fire on Friday night. Reported union efforts to cripple the mine and threats to non-union workers accompany the blaze. Also reports of local business changes include sales of markets and hardware stores, a new bank cashier, and road updates at Homer City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Collery Company
Locust
Canoe Township
Karl Houk
Blacklick Bank
Clymer National Bank
Blacklick Institution
R. A. Kelly
FW. M. Graff
Blairsville
Vernon F Taylor
Town
J. Mack Stewart
Clymer
Homer City Road
Reed Station
Homer City
Three Confess To Robbing Claghorn Store And Postoffice
Three men confessed to county authorities yesterday to robbing the Claghorn store and post office in the coal town near Heshbon. They implicated Bob Park J L Carnahan and John Myers in other thefts and said an Italian merchant Clack Sam supplied whiskey in exchange for stolen goods. Police recovered 65 pairs of shoes from the trio, who are believed tied to robberies at Tide Meco Wintondale and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Park
J. L. Carnahan
Tohn Myers
Claghorn
Heshbon
Clack Sam
Feshbon
Squire H. K. Smith
Tide
Meco
Wintondale
Unlicensed Dog Owners Targeted in Harrisburg County
Special Agent J. G. Fox of the Agricultural Department and County Game Warden Ido MV Lewis head a crackdown on unlicensed dog owners. More than 100 prosecutions have been filed in weeks, boosting county revenue by over 4100 as officers sweep the area under the Unlicensed Dog act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Fox
Agricultural Department
Harrisburg
Ido MV. Lewis
O Vals
Deed Transfers in Townships Record Noted Large Sum
A weekly Register's office record lists numerous land transfers with prices, including James T. Phelan in Banks township for £80,000 and multiple deeds in Green Burrell and North Mahoning areas. The entries show varied acreages and sums from 250 to 4,000 dollars, detailing buyers and sellers across several townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Banks Township
James T. Phelan
Fl. W. Barker
Sharp Decker
Green
Joseph Katraozo
Joan Thatavinisky
Aere
Burrell
Herbert C. Lung
Lex
Jota
Fonreh
Didlana
A. HI
Mahon
BE. W. Skinner
South Mahontay
Frank Mulguie
Iola
John E. Reed
John Clark
Albert P.lobarts
Joli Oylintski
Center
Langham
C Meubdy
Bertie Stuhl
Syster
Tayliond Unuadeark
Burwell
Mike Wanamery
Ty J. Urassley
Jol Ty Glen Campbell
Mira Murshberger
Jt. N. Sissler
Third Ward
Indiana
T Qlicence Lithhe
Charles CL Thele
Sophia Sade
Oren Smith
North Mahoning
Sophia Sith
Carl WW. Smith
Teres
Li Ie Aeres
Dow Vaslavskh Lodana BR. Kiss
White
Convention Sunday in the county observed for Sabbath schools
Sunday September 4 will see Sabbath schools across the county observe Convention Sunday with a countywide publicity drive in every school. Delegates and observers will visit each school to share information about the convention and ensure appointments are made for pastors and superintendents to maximize attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conday County
Seligal
Delognes Ae
Personal Breevities From Town Travels and Visits
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Howard Sloan enjoying a lake trip while Mrs Lawrence Jaockard visits friends. Several residents return from trips in Indiana and elsewhere, with updates on health church and family ties. The Indiana Lodge Elks attend the Johnstown convention, and Evelyn Wolfe of Cherryhill is hospitalized with a knee injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryhill ‘Township
Evelyn Wolfe
Cherryhill Township
Indiana Hospital
Reuniting memories at Regnson and Armagh gatherings
Old timers and descendants gathered in Regnson and Armagh to recall school days and family ties. The Regnson event featured teacher led sessions, a ball game, and plans for annual reunions. A large Armagh reunion included addresses, elected officers, and a list of attendees from nearby towns. The area also noted a WWI soldier’s body returning home and a hunting accident injuring a boy, with updates on local hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agaln
Olownig
Prot
Stewart
Big Boys
Campbell
Hig Aggregation
D. le Wigh
W. C. Mitchel
Gilbert Fae
Ala Hathlan
Margaret Kring
Uipwards
Robert and
Agnes Steele
Iutehison
Armagh
R.T. Hutcht
Nev. T. A. Patterson
R. A. Tomb
Dillie M. Cunningham
H. Hutchison
Agnes Breola Hutchigan
Samuel Hutchison
Jacob Loper
Homestead
James Cunningham
Seward
B. Blackstone
Brushvalley
Agnes Matthews
Mangus
New Florence
Nancy Cola
Derry
Amanda Shrock
L. M. Cunningham
Johnstown
Harry Tomb
New York
TC. Mack
West Wheafield
Tosnable
Mack
Conemaugh
Werena Wver
George Rodgers
Mary Caray
Indiana
Deaths and obituaries in a Mahoning Valley town
A long list of local obituaries notes the deaths of Commodore Alexander Kinghorn and Mrs Joanna Youngblood among others. Kinghorn, aged 60s, served as a rural carrier for 20 years and left surviving relatives including Mrs D W Simpson and Thomas Kinghorn. The notice covers several other deaths, including Elizabeth Peffer, Mrs Gould Coy, Benjamin Hysome, Crissman, and infant Tronk Frederick, with brief biographical details and surviving family members. The item also references local social notes, seasonal market updates, and community greetings in the surrounding town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Kinghorn
Broubtoy
Alesander Kinghorn
North Sixth Street
Husk Oak Street
Cormany
Phillip Scott Youngblood
Fortand
Youngblood
Childens
Walter Wilson
Struthers, O
John
Robert J
Eizabeth
Elizabeth Peffer
Henry Peffer
Walier
Northfield Seminary
New York
Brooklyn
KH. T. White
Punxsulawney
Hurl Peffer
Near Waller
Burt Peffer
White Plains
N. Y
Coyode
Gould Coy
Christopher Coy
Cherryhill Township
Robert Dinwiddie
Benjamin Be. Hysome
Benjamin FW. Tlysons
Trush Shirley
Homer City
New Alexandria
Las
Gaines
St Mere
Jaumes Crissmin
Vario Nagle Crissman
James Arlasmiin
North Sixth
Weels
Hurband
Staymond
Margaret Nagle
Town
Stella Nagle Garret
Bulbnire
Tronk Frederick
Wallace
Clara Aarn
Dixonville
Dsora
Blackwell
Ixora M. Blackwell
C. O. Spithian
Buursville
Local residents balance travel and visits to nearby towns
Miss Julia began a spending for vacation in Olio. Mr and Mrs John Camp of Hoxing visited last week. Mr and Mrs John Lemon shopped in Mdina. The Taghea family and Mrs Baward Head from Johnstown were guests of Mrs C Grambling. The Cramers and daughter Buttrice visited Erie. Dr Harry Peterman and family visited Dr J K Peterman in Bullbaire Med. George Madden returned from Akron. W Mahaffey and Delphine Kennedy spent Sunday at Bedford Springs. Helen McParland of Jersey Story spent time at home. Mrs L A Butler returned Sunday after a week in Johnstown. Answers Guy, Martha and Bess Caron spent the weekend in Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Sloan
Lawrence Jaockard
Tania
Ay Whee
Dixonville
Indiana
John A. H. Keith
Normal School
Olio
W. P. Shepard
Davenport
Dorothy Shieldg
Qtkland Avenue
W. Gc.shielda
Blacklick Township
Annie Laney
Nellie Shields
Town
William Waugaman
Uniontown
Harry W. ‘Thompson
Pittsburg
Misa Laura R. Thompson
South Eleventh Street
Byron Stewart
Catharine
Youngstown
Indiana County
John M. Daugherty
Church Street
Doin Stewart
Harisburg
Tyrone
A. J. Lydick
Larry
Cherryhill Town
James Moore
Webster
Grapeville
FP. B. Walker
West Philadelphia
Air
James W. Wiggins
White Township
Arthur Wiggins
Clark's Summit
Earl
James Johnston
Rogister
R. J. Hess and
Gon
Miilroad Avenue
Mary ‘Thomas
Glen Campbell
Margaret McHenry
New England States
Silvia Ross
Allegheny
Harvey J. Rows
Wikridge
Kans
Tie Ross
Claude Haugh
North Seventh Street
Saturadiry
Haugh
New York
Atlantica & Lacific Tea Company
Tarry VanHorn
Barnesboro
Ohio
Don Wright
Gaynelle
Gettysburg
Washington
D. C
Arthur James
Johnstown
William Bush
Near
Trade Cuy
Mrs. Bush
Franklinville
N. C
8. B. Allieson
Allison
Buffalo
Curtis
Niagara Palla
Julia
John Camp
Hox- Ing
John Lemon
Mdina
I. Th. Taghea
Erie
Hiarry Peterman
Bullbaire
Med
J. K. Peterman
George Madden
Akron
W. ‘. Mahaffey
Ll. Mahaffey
Misa Delphine Kennedy
Bedford Springs
Helen McParland
Jersey Story
Thils Place
L.A. Butler
Answes Guy
Marthy
Bess Cairon
Johnstowi
Big County Fair Prep Promises Record Attendance and Attractions
County reports indicate a record county fair next week with high attendance and plentiful entries across departments. The program opens with a soldiers reunion and ox roast on Tuesday, then daily events, top race entries, and multiple exhibits including labor saving devices and new heating and lighting demos. Music daily in the grove and grandstand entertainments plus special acts on the midway are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Pennsylvania
Vences
Musical Event at Olympia Next Monday Evening
Hardy Williamson tenor and the Leming Sisters trio will perform at Olympia next Monday evening. They will sing and play re created by the New Edison to compare living performances with an artificial reproduction. Audience will judge if the voices can be made to live forever and discern the real from the re created.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy Willbonson
Woming
Seionca
Clymor
Hardy Williamson
Lemming Sisters
Clymer
Compatison
Edison
Tong
Wilelrong
Almistanca
Clymer Furniture Company
Unclear Local Notice With Names From Community Event
Fragmented OCR lists numerous individuals and families from a small town gathered for a reunion and social visit. The text names residents from multiple households, counties, and nearby towns, with scattered references to events, dates, and places, but lacks coherent narrative.
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Iselin
Vyorhigner
Muman Josse O. Mountain
Aliee Muimaru
Green Township
Dev. W. L. McKee
Bhubert-4wleher
T. A. Blobert
Cordeley
Wixonville
Marlon ‘Center
Squire A
Mar Giaux
John Burkett
Ida
Aubrey Lydick
Charles L. Bence
Clymer Hardware Company
Tellshans Bros
Feltshans , Bros
David Ober
Walter Stuchel
Moses Blak- Tey
William H. McCann
Tanoma
Marin
Paio County
J. W. Warner
Farm Bureau
Charles McLan
France
Charles L. Melain
Paria
Mrs.McLain
Banks
Ruth L. Walker
Rayne
Wilbur P
Walker E. Mahoning
Mary Jane Bhreams
Home
Victor C, Hunter
Brushvalley Olja Cramer
C. Eres Brushvalley
Edgar McKee
Sereee
Kather Shank Twolick
Elmer Eb, Bowers
Bolivar Levina Glass
Robinson Rusgell O
Jefferson Cg
Seva
Dek
A. J. Musser
Neral
John Wise
Commodore
Kor
David Err
Plumville
Kerr
Ull
Lad Kerr
Gaye Widdowson
IL. B. Neal
J. B. Reed Company
Derry-Blairyville
Derry Township
Westmoreland County
Biles
Lodge of Elks
Order
Plood City
Yutasboro
Dorsey Neal
Sherry Neal
Neal
Wita
Trade City
South Ninth Street
Woo Walker
Yallroad
Vandergrift
Hila
M. Llyiouau
North
Bastuureh Street
C. G. Harmon
Antoss
Mr. and Mex
B.C. Iuehhelt
South Seventh Street
Inul
Forse Drazier
P Boehtolt
Atlentows
Carella Aml Marraret
Mos
Moeasti Sy Kon
Paul Real
South Sevent Street
Chicago
Need
C Hhildren
Mra
Paul Moor
Minneapoly
Minn
Regnson
Indiana Way
Lawrence 5
Little
Tri Lbs
George Little
Oak Street
Trade Chly
Binley Stuchell
John Einchell
Punxsutawney
Punxsutawney Hospital
Nicoly
Yong Sen
Harkely
Neil Tochester
Tha Bay
Warl Leeke
Wwebners
Doniradas Eoiaky Debsl Gee
Ypan
Troutman Company of Indiama
SREB
Aliswed Yuna Wih Rebbe
Tatil
Atta
Phgery Boks Au sTauprlideny
Leann HiMgahed
Genta Ot
Birongstown
Strongslown
Buttington
Edw. Muroheimer
Jessica Burnheimer
Arcadia
D. G. Lefeyre
Clearfield
Kerr Boys
Margaret Jobe
Pittsburgh
West Penn Hspital Traiing
Karm Wreek
James Hancock
Cynthia
Livermore i. D2
Ngs
Tolay
Yitrold Bagley
J.B. Hanoa
Sun
Bine
George
Hellwood
Gulf
Philadelphia
New
Arcadlis
York
Barteles
ANT V
BexWiblulin
Loliery Reunion
Tucadiy
Olymea
Vesa Mira
Prminte Tata
Pul
Slauryp Hawk
Aitid
Mbs
George Thtehta
Cua Ask Hhaehn Metormplel
Amd
Hiasetl Thiele
Adaw Viegiita Muttorn
Euler
Wildiy
Mes
Uelon Kerrchingky
Willy
Gt Vintaniha
Malete
Max
Wale Wlosy
Waier- Kor
Buuday
Mages Marguet
Mainalel
Gertruds Steele
Mahontng
Tavilh Houvee
Mit
Wee McCornick
Phere Burt Peek
Aid Mek
Robert Iatterhon
Altighter
Shirley
Jealter
Chiidren
Helen Leary
Tilisburgh
Bloniger
Slaniger
Ldbk Ghossaaal
Af Payton
Mis
Seney Kote
Patras
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