December Grand Jury Returns First True Bills and No Bills
The December Grand Jury indicted Costa on a prosecutor charge after a No True Bill against Twila Peightal for alleged cruel punishment of a Blairsville pupil. Foreman Victor D. Amond led the jurors in returning true bills against Francia Berchey Henry Kent Clyde Cobaugh for breaking into Blairsville’s American Food Store on Thanksgiving Day with goods valued at $150 and a safe containing $10. Other true bills named Rev J C Glenn for DUI, Charles Nollenberger and M J Nolan for selling to a minor, Andrew Mitkoski Ernest for Liquor Control Act violation, Ernest Barr for assault and battery, Ambrose Dee for DUI, Leo Farnbaugh for DUI, EH Stockdale and Charles Trimarchi for selling to a minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Twila Peightal
First Ward
Blairsville
H. Creps
Elmer H. Johns
Rev
J. C. Glenn
Lamoyne
Charles Nollenberger
M. J. Nolan
Indiana
Andrew Mitkoski
Ernest
Liquor Control Ct
Ernest Barr
Shelocta
Ambrose Dee
Mt. Lebanon
Pittsburgh
Leo Farnbaugh
Ebensburg
R. D
EH. C. Stockdale
Saltsburg
Charles Trimarchi
Johnstown Youth Admits Part in Store Robberies
Johnstown youth Franc is J Berchey aged 19 Fairfield avenue Johns town filled station proprietor confessed to involvement in a wave of burglaries across Indiana Cambria Somerset and Westmoreland counties. He named James Kent and Clyde Cobaugh as co conspirators in thefts totaling about 1400 dollars in cash and merchandise. Stolen goods were recovered at Berchey home and stores robbed included locations in Seward Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Berchey
Fairfield Avenue
Johnstown
Indiana
Cambria
Somerset
Westmoreland
Berchey
James Kent
Riverside
Clyde Cobaugh
Seward
Blairsville
Herchey
Kent
Dixonville Man Held for Federal Auto Theft Trial
John Dobish Jr of Dixonville was held for federal court in Johnstown on a charge of violating the federal automobile theft law. Unable to post 1000 dollars bond, he remained jailed awaiting transfer to Pittsburgh. He allegedly stole Charles F. Lee’s car in Cleveland on Oct 31 and drove it to Dixonville crossing state lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixonville
Ohio
John Dobish, Jr
U. S
Ray Patton
Johnstown
Pittsburgh
Dobish
Charles F. Lee
Cleveland
Lucerne Couple Greeted On Fifty Ninth Birthday
Lucerne residents Mr and Mrs Frank Sweeney marked their fifty ninth birthday with a family gathering at their home on Thursday Mrs Sweeney recently recovered from a hospital stay in Indiana She and her husband were born in Scotland and have long resided in the county Their children include Mrs B R McCormick Mrs Raymond Mack Mrs Helen Finchiel of Indiana Mrs Daryl Debouney of Homer City and Robert and Alex Sweeney of Lucerne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne
Frank Sweeney
Mra
Sweeney
Scotland
8. R. McCormick
Raymond Mack
Helen Finchel
Indiana
Daryl Debouney
Homer City
Robert and
Alex Sweeney
Retiring Center township school directors honored at dinner
Frank Winshelmer and Harry Anderson, two retiring Center township school directors, were honored at a testimonial dinner in Homer City. Over 100 attendees included county educators, officials, and teachers. tributes praised their 36 years of service and leadership in Center township as the district grew from 17 to 39 instructors and 1700 pupils in the grade school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Winshelmer
Harry Anderson
Center Township
Homer City
George B. Allison
Roy Winsheimer
Aultman
Mildred Ruddock
Waterman
Joseph BE. Weaver
D. D. Patterson
L. E. Miller
Winsheimer
Center Townhip
Anderson
Indiana
Blairaville
Campbell-Palmer Reunion Plans In Snowbound Blairs ville
Laird C. Campbell of Wellsville Ohio, president of the Campbell-Palmer reunion group, outlines plans for the 1938 gathering near Blairsville despite six inches of snow and near zero weather. He cites a large turnout from both clans, with committees organized to ensure the biggest homecoming yet. Campbell works in the shipping department at Pittsburgh Crucible Steel Co in Midland, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell-Palmer
Blairsville
Laird C. Campbell
Wellsville
Reunion Association
Campbell
Heshbon
Campbell Palmer
Pittsburgh Crucible Steel Co
Midland
Indiana Snow Surpasses Greenland Expedition Snowfall
Dr J A Bonsteel of Williamsport Pa visiting as associate in formation specialization of Soil Conservation Service says Indiana has more snow now than Peary expedition saw in five weeks in Greenland in 1896. Bonsteel joined Robert E Peary at Cape York North Greenland to locate meteorites for the New York Museum of Natural History.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Peary
Greenland
J. A.bonsteel
Williamsport
Soil Conservation Service
Boneteel
Cape York
Robert E. Peary
New York Museum of Natural History
Funeral for Mrs Rankin in Hillsdale church
Funeral services for Mrs Etta Rankin aged 83 will be held Friday afternoon at the Hillsdale Wesleyan Methodist church with interment in Thompson cemetery Montgomery township. She died Monday at her daughter’s home in Freeport after a December stroke. Widow of A C Rankin former County Commissioner she is survived by her daughter Mrs Marie Claypoole plus a son John of Hillsdale four grandchildren three great grandchildren a brother Ira C Rank Rochester NY and a sister Mrs Linda Jacobs Harrisburg PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Rankin
Hillsdale
John
Ira C. Rank
Rochester
Linda Jacobs
Harrisburg
Indiana County Native Dies in Nanty-Glo Home
Davia 65 a lifelong Indiana County native died suddenly of a heart attack at his Nanty-Glo home about 6 am Tuesday. Born March 14 1872 in the county he moved to Cambria around 1906. Survived by his widow Harriet Davie and daughter Olive J Davis at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Nanty-Glo
David
Davia
This County
Cambria County
Harriet Davie
Olive J. Davis
County Native Ends Life in Derry Home Monday
William Robert Dickson 60 a native of Indiana county and WPA worker drank poison in his Derry home Monday and died before a physician could be summoned. Born June 13 1877 he was a son of Reed and Sarah Dickson and survived by his widow and children John Bagley Mia Clifford Winkleman and Mrs Philip Nace Charles and Dorothy. He also leaves his parents and sister Mrs Margaret Isenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Dickson
William Robert Dickson
Indiana County
WPA
Derry
Reed
Sarah (Lydick) Dickson
John
Bagley
Mia
Clifford Winkleman
Philip Nace
Real Estate Transfers In Indiana District Records
J Blaine Cramer transfers 204 acres in Pine township to First National Bank of Indiana for $1.00. W R Thomas transfers 209 acres in Armstrong township to Calvin Fleming for $937.06. Frank Barr transfers half interest in 28 acres in Pine township to Vernie Barr for $1.00. B M Smith transfers a lot in Young township to Lester A Smith for $1.90. Allee M Boring transfers 25 acres in West Wheatfield to Charlea Makin for $1.00. George Shearer transfers house and lot in Blairsville to Wilbert R ei. Luigi Gatto transfers a lot in Homer City to Joseph P Chanal for $600. Marty Ann Balentine transfers 3 lots in Indiana third ward to Noah B Balentine for $10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Blaine Cramer
Flrst National Bank of Indiana
Pine Township
W. R. Thomas
Calvin Fleming
Armstrong Township
Frank Barr
Vernie Barr
M. Smith
Lester A. Smith
Young Township
Allee M. Boring
Charlea’ Makin
West Wheatfield
Borough Council Final Meeting 1937 Exonerates Taxes and Awards
At the year end Borough Council meeting the exoneration of taxes totaling 2,799,868 was approved. A traffic light recommendation at West Philadelphia and Eleventh streets received approval, but timing for installation was not decided. A request to remove trees along South Seventh street by the McCrory store was referred to the Tree Commission led by Mayor B. H. Lichteberger. Two long-serving council members retired after 16 years. Dr. George E. B. Simpson, last six years as council president, and H. Wallace Thomas, former county sheriff and burgess of Indiana borough, retired along with D. H. Martin, Thos. H. Sheehe, and N. F. Fowler after four years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Philadelphia
Eleventh Streets
South Seventh Street
McCrory
B. H. Lichteberger
George EB. Simpson
H. Wallace Thomas
Indiana
D. H. Martin
Thos
H. Sheehe
N. F. Fowler
Stutzman 70 at Cramer improves after major operation
L. 8. Stutzman of Cramer after a serious operation at New England Deaconess Hospital Boston on November 25 was reported very much improved. Mrs Stutzman and son Guy had been with him and returned home. He celebrated his 70th birthday on December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stutzman
Cramer
New England Deaconess Hospital
Boston
Mass
Guy
Uber opens second radio store in town
Blair F. Uber, who runs the radio store in the Savings & Trust Company building on Philadelphia street, has opened another store at 36 South Seventh street to meet the growing demand. From a modest start his radio shop has expanded and is now one of the largest exclusive radio establishments in this section of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uber
Blair F. Uber
Savings & Trust Company
Philadelphia Street
South Seventh Street
Mr. Uber
Pennsylvania
Indiana woman wins $25 prize in Gloster salad contest
Mrs. Herbert Smith of Johnstown Indiana and a Bieter of D L and W C Moorhead were awarded first prize of 25 dollars for best salad in Gloster store recipe contest this week. The second prize of 10 dollars went to Estanson McCracken of Blairsville DI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Herbert Smith
Johnstown
Bieter
D.L
W. C. Moorhead
Town
Gloster
Etanson McCracken
Blairaville
Ten-year-old John Nace Struck by Car in Luciusboro
John Nace ten of Luciusboro was treated for minor chest injuries after being struck by an automobile on Tuesday and discharged from the local hospital. George Rhine nineteen of Luciusboro, driver of the car, told State Motor Police the boy ran in front of his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nace
Ohn Nace
Luciusboro
George J. Rhine
Re-elected Chief Marshal Leads Indiana Fire Association
Jas L. Jack was re-elected chief marshal at a meeting of the Indiana Fire Association held Thursday evening. Other officers include President Harry W. Pharaoh, vice president Wm M. St. Clair, Secretary Matthew H. Bruce, Treasurer S. Paul Lewis, and trustees James Kring, George D. Leydick, and W. M. McCardle. Blairsville Cokeville Bridge dedicated with ceremonies set for Thursday afternoon at Blairsville, bridge costs $89,000 and opened Saturday to traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
L. Jack
Fire Association
Indiana Fire Association
Harry W. Pharoah
Wm. M. St. Clair
Matthew H. Bruce
S. Paul Lewis
James Kring
George D. Leydick
W. M. McCardle
Blairaville
Cokeville
Blakeville - Cokeville
Blairsville
Marriage Licenses and Odd Names in a Fragment
The fragment lists marriage licenses including David H. Punmire with Margaret Shoop and Saliaburg with Joseph J. Uray and Hellwood with Katherine Christina Mariskanigh. The rest contains stray zoological and geographical lines about a mosquito, production curtailment, and Iguazu Falls versus Niagara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Punmire
West Lebanon
Margaret Shoop
Saliaburg
Joseph J. ‘Uray
Hellwood
Katherine Christina Mariskanigh
Personal Brevities From Indiana and Nearby Towns
Miss Mary McCracken of McIntyre visits Baltimore friends and orders The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette for a year. Mrs Benjamin Clark of North Ninth street visits Buffalo relatives. Beulah Pierce, Youngstown Township, is patient in Georgetown Hospital Washington DC recovering from an operation. Dr and Mrs Stillman A Foster of School Street visit McKeesport. Mrs Ruthenn’s sister Mrs Burhenn of Jeannette hosts weekend with John M Daugherty family. Mrs Daugherty marks her birthday. Several residents attend a Business and Professional Women’s Club dinner in New Castle. Mrs Clarence Lehman returns to Colorado after visiting South Seventh Street. Mr and Mrs Dick Stephens Homer City and Mr and Mrs Clayton Miller Washington Township return from a five week motor trip to the West. Fred Shetler Indiana writes from Tampa Florida enjoying warm weather. he fished Gulf of Mexico but gives no catch details. Mrs Raymond Treul visiting parents, Stella Houston and W J Houston. husband Treul serves with the French government in Montreal. Mrs M J Goodfellow and daughter Kathleen move from Indiana to Greensburg. Goodfellow worked 17 years at The Bon Ton in Indiana and continues in Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McCracken
McIntyre
Baltimore
G. L. Edwards
Beyer
Progress
Pittsburgh Pont Gazette
Benjamin Clark
North Ninth Street
Buffalo
Beulah ‘Pierce
Young ‘Township
Georgetown Hospital
Washington, D. C
Stillman A. Foster
School Street
McKeesport
Robert L. Clark
Indiana
Norman Hamilton
Saginaw, Mich
Mra. Hamilton
R. J. Morrow
Plumyilie
T. C. Bu
Conematgh Township
Helen Glasser
Olive Floger
New Castle
Clarence Lehman
Colora
Ida Springs
Colo
T. B. Streams
South Seventh Street
Dick Stephens
Homer City
Clayton Miller
Washington Township
Boulder Dam
Grand Canyon
Death Valley
Carlsbad Caverns
Sequoi Forest
California
Texas
Fred €. Shetler
Tampa
Fla
South
Fred
Gulf of Mexico
Pensacola
Raymond Treul
W. J. Houston
South Fifth Street
iParis
Treul
Montreal
Canada
Houston
M. J. Goodfellow
Kathleen
Greensburg
W. Otterman St
Miss Goodfellow
Cattle Owners Meet in Trade City on Bangs Test
North Mahoning township cattle owners are notified of a Thursday 7:30 PM meeting at Grange Hall Trade City. County Agent J W Warner will discuss Bangs testing on the township area plan with 85 percent already tested or applying. Application blanks will be available at the meeting as a township committee holds apps until 85 percent signify desire to test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trade City
North Mahoning Township
J.W. Warner
Grundy and Miss Gregory to wed on Christmas Day
Announcement is made of the coming marriage of Arthur J. Grundy son of Mr and Mrs G W Grundy of McIntyre and a Latrobe public school teacher and Miss Mildred Gregory daughter of Mr and Mrs John Gregory of Latrobe an instructor in Home Economics at Parnassua Junior High School New Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Grundy
G. W. Grundy
McIntyre
Latrobe
Mildred Gregory
John Gregory
Miss Gregory
Parnassua
New Kensington
Fire Destroys Graceton Home. Rabovich Barely Safe
Peter Rabovich, a bachelor living alone in Graceton, awoke early Saturday as volunteer firemen battled a blaze that consumed his small double house. Estimated loss about 708 dollars. Homer City firemen arrived to prevent spread to adjacent dwellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceton
Peter Rabovich
Homer City
James
Marion Center Resident Undergoing Recovery After Injury
Test Hand j in Corn Husker Albert Botsford, 68, of Marion Center, is a patient at Indi ang hospital recovering from the loss of his left hand severed at the wrist earlier this week when caught in a corn wasker machine. The Progress and Pittsburgh Pearl Gazette to R. D. readers, $5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
Albert Botsford
Marion Canter
Indiang Hospital
Farm Extension Annual Meeting Set for December 14
Indiana County Farm Extension Association announces its annual meeting at Zion Lutheran Church on South Sixth Street Tuesday December 14. Morning and afternoon sessions include officer elections, committee reports, and short talks on milking machines breeding registered Shorthorns potato fertilizer and seed tests and color motion pictures of 4 H clubs. Dinner at noon followed by afternoon programs featuring sound motion pictures and talks on sewing cooking and farm topics by local 4 H leaders and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Church
Indiana County Farm Hxtanalon Association
Court House
South Sixth Street
Roy McBihoes
Fulton Simpson
Dick Stephens
J. S. Cornell
Blairsville
W. S. Sweitzer
Ward Overdorff
Brushvalley
Howard Smith
Marion Center
Clayton Miller
Indiana County
J. Mack Hood
Mark Simpson
Indiana
Floyd Smith
Punxeutawney
J. Harold Gibson
Blairaville
John Rice
Penn Run
Clyde Honck
Joseph Nichol
R.D
Sunday Observes 150th Anniversary of Pa Constitution Ratification
Pennsylvania marks the 150th anniversary of ratifying the U S Constitution on December 12. Charles BR Helms of the Patriotic Order Sons of America urged citizens to observe with solemn tribute and national observance, noting Pennsylvania’s early ratification after Delaware’s lead. The P O S of A plans ceremonies in Philadelphia December 11–12, including memorials at Dr Reynell Coates’s grave, founder of the order. Delaware first ratified in 1787, with Pennsylvania following on December 12, 1787.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
United States
Charles BR. Helms
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Helms
Patriotic Order
Reynell Coates
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Gamble 89th Birthday Celebrated in West Wheatfield
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday at Mrs Elizabeth G Gambles home in West Wheatfield Township to honor her 89th birthday. A dinner followed by an afternoon of reminiscing and singing hymns featured many attendees from nearby towns including Gamble Boring Marshall Brendlinger and Large families and others from Blairsville Johnstown New Florence and Clyde. The remark about old fashioned winters closed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gamble
West Wheatfield Township
Elizabeth G Gamble
A. JL. Boring
Robinson
Violet Curry
Washington, Pa
Samuel Marshall
Violet
Helen
George
Alonga Stiles
Ketty
Slarry Montgomery
Mae Boring
Roy Toring
Leong
Walter Brendlinger
Marry Boring
Ray Harding
Jane
Clarrie Ann
Blairsville
Etella Bennett
Ruth
Brendlinger
Minerva
Clyde
Mack
Prank Brantlinger
New Florence
P. W. Large
Mabel De-Army
William Conrad
Ira Brendlinger
William Brendlinger
Pitcairn
Elaie Boring
Brewer
Johnstown
Indiana Board of Education Elects Bee President
Dr Charles H Bee was re elected president of the Indiana Board of Education at the annual organization meeting held after a luncheon hosted by Superintendent Norman Koontz in the High School cafeteria. Raymond F Smith was chosen vice president as Harry W McCann and Mrs Birdie Keener took oath as new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Bee
Indiana Board of Education
Norman Koontz
Raymond F. Smith
Clyde Bath
Paul Straititt
Reunain
Harry W. McCann
Birdie Keener
Guy G. Kanable
Bee
Bery Seanor
Earl Steel
Robbery at Veterans of Foreign Wars Clubhouse
Over 400 dollars in receipts were stolen from the Veterans of Foreign Wars clubhouse on South Tenth street early Monday. Officers pursue clues after the thief, who is believed to have hidden inside until closing, unlocked a cabinet with a removed hasp. no entry doors or windows were forced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
South Tenth Street
Calf Club Meetings at Elders Ridge and Boyer Friday Evening
Calf clubs at Elders Ridge and near Beyer hold Friday evening meetings December 10 with County Agent talks on cow parts and dairy cattle terminology. Mahoning club to view motion pictures. both groups meet monthly at members homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elders Ridge
Boyer
Eilders Ridge
Guernsey
A. BR
Gray
Raslatant
BP. H. Ricks
Mahoning
Guernsey and Holstein
R. D. Marshall
Beyer
Warner
Elks Hold Memorial Service for Departed Members
Indiana Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held Sunday memorial services in its lodge rooms to honor six members who died in the past year: Martly O Lear, Lafayette F Sutter, Carol Martino, Dr James P McFarland, Jay D HII, and Fred P Hare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiks
Indiana Lodge
Benevolent and Protection Order of Elks
Martly O'Lear
Lafayette F. Sutter
Carol Martino
James P. McFarland
Jay D. Hii
Fred P. Hare
Mrs Johns of Olivet Underwent Major Operation Today
Mrs Richard Johns of Olivet near Elders Ridge underwent a major operation at the Indiana Hospital on Tuesday and was reported in very satisfactory condition at noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Johns
Olivet
Elders Ridge
Indiana
Three of a Family Hurt in Auto Crash Near Armagh
Mrs Anna Neal 48 Blairsville R D 1 seriously injured with husband John 4h and daughter Twila 10 lacerations and shock after a skid on Route 119 three miles south of Indiana. State Motor Police report the Neal car skidded and a truck driven by Hubert Pershing Seward struck it followed by a second truck driven by Jay Heiner Waterman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Neal
Blairsville
R. D
John R. Neal
Twila Neal
Route 119
Indiana
Neal
Hubert A. Pershing
Seward
Jay Heiner
Waterman
Blinding Snow Squall Triggers Route 56 Crash Near Armagh
Two injured in an accident just north of Armagh on Route 56 as a blinding snow squall drove the car off the road. Mrs. Elizabeth Otto, 64, of Johnstown, and B. W. Mesler, 54, of Waterman, suffered lacerations and shock but are described as progressing well at Indiana Hospital at noon. Mesler, the driver, told State Motor Police the vehicle left the road in the squall, landing in a ditch while he was taking Mrs. Otto to his home during his ill wife’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Otto
Johnstown
B. W. Mesler
Waterman
Armagh
Indiana Hospital
Mesler
Woman Suffered Leg Fracture In Graceton Car Crash
Mrs. Margaret Rowe, 74, of Blairsville, is hospitalized in Indiana with a fractured left leg from a Wednesday crash near Graceton. She rode in Homer J. Dixon’s car from Blairsville, which struck Reese Taylor’s vehicle from Indiana. Passengers Mrs. Dixon and Mary Elizabeth Dixon had minor injuries. Both drivers were uninjured. Vehicle damage was about $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceton
Margaret Rowe
Blairsville
Indiana Hospital
Mine Accident Claims Blair Neal in Indiana Hospital
Blair Neal aged 27 of Ernest died in an Indiana hospital on Tuesday night from injuries received in a mine accident at Ernest several days earlier. Survived by widow Alta W. Neal, daughter Alma Louise Neal, parents Wayne and (Mrs.) Neal, brother Paul Neal, and sisters Mrs. Grant Snyder and Ethel Neal, all of Ernest or nearby Creekside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Neal
Ernest
Indiana Hospital
Alta W. Neal
Alma Louise Neal
Wayne Neal
Paul Neal
Grant Snyder
Creekside
Ethel Neal
County Medical Society Meeting Highlights December 9
The Indiana County Medical Society schedules its December meeting for Thursday at 7 30 pm with Dr B F Coe presenting Backache and Dr J G Gem mell reporting on the Medical Society of Pennsylvania. An auxiliary Christmas Dolls Party follows at 2 00 pm at Mrs B F Coe's North Sixth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Medical Society
Indiana County Medical Society
B. F. Coe
Town
Medical Society of Pennsylvania
J. G. Gemmell
McIntyre
North Sixth Street
WEDDINGS OF A WEEK Calvert and Barclay unite in marriage
Edna Allene Barclay of Iselin wed Robert Calvert of Auliman on Thanks giving Day at the bride’s parents home. Rev. J. W. Mountain officiated. Calvert is a coal miner, son of George and Mrs Calvert of Lucerne mines. In Conemaugh township on November 27 Watt Watt of Edmon married Natty Louise Good of Livermore R D 2. The groom is son of John W. Watt. the bride is daughter of Charles Goad of Livermore R D 1.
Marriage of C. Smith and Laura E. Smith in Glen Campbell
C. Smith of Johnstown and Laura E. Smith of Glen Campbell wed in Glen Campbell on November 30, married by Justice John F. McCullough. Groom aged 69 works as a barber. Bride is daughter of Walter Bennett of Glen Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnnete Schuyled
C. Smith
Johnstown
Laura BE. Smith
Glen Campbell
John Fe, McCullough
Walter Bennett
Local couples wed in Indiana and Cumberland ceremonies
Brown Shaffer Emery Brown of Indiana and Rose Shaffer of New Florence were married in Indiana on November 24 by Dr. Holt Hughes. Brown, a coal miner, is the son of Charles and Mrs. Brown of Indiana R D 5 and A L Shaffer. Durbin Eddy announces daughter Misa Fay Ann Eddy wed Donald Durbin of Johnstown on November 26 in Cumberland with Lier officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Shaffer Emery Brown
Indiana
R. D
Rose Shaffer
New Florence
Holt Hughes
Charles Brown
A. L. Shaffer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Costa
Fon
Almoat
Iguazu
Nisgera
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Peal- Gazette
Gyezrherybody
Grencs Tees
Tyr
Charles Bee
Clubhouse OF
WAR Veterans
John W. Barr
Springfield
Rustic Lodge
Company F
Barr
George Crowder
Elderton
W. Trexster
Apollo
Crowder
Livermore
Tressler
Fred W. Henry
Clairsville
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