Two Brothers on Trial for Murder in Local Court
Criminal Court this week features the murder trial of Joe and Frank Loncar, two brothers, indicted for the shooting death of Steve Vogreg in Iselin on August 30. Also noted is a not guilty verdict for Frank Gwynn on larceny and receiving charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deader
Stewart ‘Graham
Joe
Frank Loncar
Steve Vogreg
Iselin
Frank Gwynn
Near Heilwood
Doyle Kearny
John Pébreske
Rochester Mills
John R. Shafter
Charles Yingling
Dias
Gage
McClure Mack
Diag
Yingling
Lee Brown
Joseph Stephens
Wheatied
C. L. Furman
Marion Center
Bailey
Aultman
Stewart Graham
Jackinsonville
Miles Organ
Banks Township
Charles Mathies
Organ
Big Game Report Shows Deer Plentiful Across County
County hunters report plentiful deer with many bucks and does bagged this season. Indiana and Jeannette area clubs note numerous trophies while does were restricted by law. Health board gains new member and session plans include road supervisors meeting and Red Cross Christmas seals drive to fight tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimrods
Indiana
Leslie Pattison
Jal Swan
Hilmer Williams
Harry Vuckenbers
O. J. Pleming
Willet
Howard Williams
John Cribbs
Elderton
Samuel Decker
New Florence
J. Swan
Clyde Russell
Indiana-Jeannette Hunting Club
Jack Lytle
James Marsh
Jno. Doty
Qatuh
Jefferson County
Red Cross
Community Christmas Tree in Indiana to Aid Mining Towns
Public Christmas exercises set for Friday December 23 in Lutheeran park near the Chapter House mark the season. A fund is raised to help mine town families lacking clothing and food with many contributions already given and more donations urged to Miss Agnes Stadtmiller H K Smith John J Getty Peter Ferrara and Michael Fazia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Lutheran Park
Santa Claus
Agnes Stadtmiller
H. K. Smith
John J. Getty
Peter Ferrara
Michael Fazia
Indiang
Educational Wenk Observed by Starford Citizens
Citizens and teachers met Friday to advance cooperation between home and school in Starford. Sixty five members enrolled, ten of foreign birth. A Parent-Teacher Association was formed with officers: President Mrs. Robert Estep, Secretary Miss Leah Tohng, Treasurer Miss Annie Gresko. Regular monthly meetings planned. District officers to be elected next week at Penn Run church, H A Holaapple presiding. Colangelo Released on Rail. Number of Silos Grow. County's Potato Crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Estep
Leah Tohng
Annie Gresko
Dstrict
Clymer District
Rochester Mills Funeral Attendees Gather for Eva Shields
Mr and Mrs M E Weaver A H Shields and Milligan Calderwood attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs Eva Shields in Clearfield. Also noted is a potato yield report from Mrs C B Hartiman near Commodore yielding 200 pounds from seven potatoes with no special care or fertilizer. Marriage licenses listed for several couples with locations including Salina Fld and Dillitown. A Big Porker killed in Cherryhill by C M Faith, a local farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Weaver
A. H. Shields
Milligan Calderwood
Clearfeld
Eva: Shields
C. 8. Hartiman
Commodore
Little Eastrun Lad Photo of Rodney Chester Age 21 Months
A photograph reproduced from a studio image features Rodney Chester aged 21 months, the son of Mr. and Mrs G B Daugherty of Eastrun near Purchase Line. The shot was taken recently at Douglass studio on Philadelphia street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastrun
Rodney Chester
G. B. Daugherty
Purchase Line
Douglass
Philadelphia Street
RPAL ESTATE TRANSFERS LISTS MULTIPLE PROPERTY DEALINGS
Readable from Tadivax County public records, the list records transfers and payments for parcels in Homer City Center Green Blairsville and other towns. Names include Saker Artman Douthitt Dillinger Kim Graff Robertson Bee Heckman Mack Boyer Long Wilson Petra Widows on coal and acreage transfers across wards in Indiana and surrounding areas with prices from 600 to 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadivax
Slagle
Saker
Guy A. Artman
Joe
Burret
John Douthitt
Harry Dillinger
Homer City
Henry Kim
Sumner Graff
Burrell
U. Curtis Robertson
Davis
Center
Clyde Bee
H. EH. Bence
Grean
Michael Heckman
Wm. W. Singer
Third Ward
Indiana
Joseph P. Mack
Noah Boyer
Saran J. Long
J. G. Wilson
Fourth Ard
Trank Petra
Edward Widdowson
Green
Scott Douglass
Clyde O. Putt
Clymer
Georges P.mclainto
F. Runyan
First Ward
G. W. Clawson
R. V. Dawson
Brushvalley
J. G. Cummins
Percy R. Cumtins
Waite
Skenneth CG. Fleming
Albart C. Fleming
Horace Kinter
Norman Browz
Marion Genter
Mary ‘M. Ray
Louise McCreight
Blairsville
Elizabeth Walker
Ernest Work
Hast Mahoning
John Kephart
James B. Heilbrun
Cherryhill
Clymer Water Co
W. L. Fox
White
Howard A. Powell
David F. Bu‘erbaugh
Montgomery
Dog license law changes on sale of tags in Indiana county
Indiana county shifts to a new dog license system effective January 15 1922 with 4000 individual tags and 60 series tags sent to County Treasurer S L Barr license fees payable at the treasurer's office or by mail applications available through officials and notaries Public. The Dog Law of 1921 requires every dog over six months to have a license with fees 1 10 for male 2 10 for female and penalties for uninsured dogs. Officials will assist police to ensure compliance and reduce losses to livestock and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
S L. Barr
Bureau of Animal Industry
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Personal Brevities Highlight Local Notables and Travelers
iM Kissinger of Momer City called at the county seat Friday. Dr. William Nosack of Wayne Avenue is recovering from a light stroke. Mrs. Mary J. Ray leaves for Los Angeles for the winter with relatives. Andrew Pollock near Rossiter attended a funeral in Homer City after visiting Indiana. Mrs. Wilen B. Hill visits Indiana en route to Johnstown to stay with sister Mrs. Geo. Davis until spring. Donald D. Patterson of Commodore, Green township schools principal, en route to Indiana and enrolls in Progress. Mrs. Peter Maloney and daughter Mrs. H Sterner and Miss Anna Sterner of Dixonville order The Progress while shopping in Indiana. Joan Be. Heberling of Smickburg recovering from hernia surgery in Indiana hospital. Velma Seanor returns home from Washington where she finished Army nurse training. Louis Heyman and wife return from Baltimore after death of his father Philip Kirschner. Evangelist Fred W. Henry and Rev. Guy Gooderham attend Christian and Missionary Alliance conference in Corry. Henry heads to Lincoln Cambria for services. W. H. Findley assessor East Wheatfield returns to county offices and visits with daughter Virg. Charles Dick of Clymer hosts a dinner for his father’s 67th birthday. Mindley also celebrates 67th. Rev. Orville J. Menning nets first big hunt with two handgame antlers, a 60-pound ight-prong buck by Medix run. Hunting party includes Elder ton crew and others. Capt. Charles McLain and wife spend winter in Washington, D C after return from Paris with wife’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kissinger
Momer City
Wiliam Nosack
Wayne Avenna
Mary J. Ray
Near Town
Los Angeles
Cal
Andrew Pollock
Near Rossiter
Indiana
Homer City
George Try
Wilen B. Hill
Strangetown
Johnstown
Geo. Davis
Donald D. Patterson
Commodore
Green Township
Progress
Peter Maloney
H. §. Sterner
Anna Sterner
Dixonville
Ager
Jird
Joan BE. Heberling
Smicke |Burg
Indiana Hospital
Hoherling
Velma Seanor
Washington, D. C
Army School of Nurses
Camp Wadsworth
Oak
Fort Sheridan
Ils
Louis Heyman
Locust Street
Baltimore
Heyman
Fred W. Henry
East Church Street
Guy Gooderham
Clymer
Corry
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Mr. Henry
Lincoln
Cambria County
W. H. Findley
Weddings of a Week x Melieo-Lekehart Milton
Milto n couple Meeo and Laura Lukehart wed in Nayne town at United Presbyterian church parsonage officiated by Rev C G Morrow. The notice also lists several other marriage entries and local property sale data. A separate entry notes 8500 tractors in Pennsylvania and 6800 previous year, with fewer than five percent of farms owning tractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melieo-Lekehart
Milton
Meeo
Laura M. Lukehart
Nayne Townsip
United Presbyterian Church
Warsonage
C. G. Morrow
Loran
Neanders
Britterse
Sam Hay
Army of Pennsylvania
Bureau of Statistics
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Farma
Pennsylvania
Corn and Potato Show Featured as Farm Bureau Event
Indiana County hosts the annual Corn and Potato Show under the Farm Bureau with 100 dollars in premiums from The Savings and Trust Company. Exhibits include ten ears of corn or half peck of potatoes and compete for ribbons and cash prizes. Judging will be by a State College official, and entries are accepted at the Farm Bureau office until January 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Sutton-Miller
Indiana
Savings and Trust Company
Indiana County
Harrisburg
State College
J. M. Johnston
Threshermen and Farmers meeting in Indiana county
A meeting of the Indiana county local of the Threshermen and Farmers Protective Association is set for Monday December 19 at 1 p m at the Count House in Indiana. A representative from the Association Insurance Company will explain compensation insurance and how it aids farmers, encouraging attendance to learn about coverage and protections under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Pennsylania ‘Threshermen & Farmers’ Protective Association
Thrashermen & Farmoars: Insurance Company
Local Gossip From Hillsdale and Surrounding Towns
Hillsdale misses Grace Gromley Melda Gromley telon Gromley and Master Claire Gromley were in Barnesboro on Saturday Neill Fridley and son Kair spent a few days with friends at Clearfield Mia Chair Kerr and two children of Indian spent last week with Harry Kerr Misses Grace Gromley Melda Crumley Irene Buterdaugh and Mil dred Lewis were Arcadia callers on Saturday Mr and Mrs Jamey Totten are smiling a boy Hubert Aice improving Misses Zemma Conner and Melon inter and Mrs Hugh Shaw were in Barnesboro Tuesday Hugh Peddicord and D Spichar had electric lights wired to their homes last week Miss Anna Brandt has gone to Indiana to work at Clair Kerrs Miss Waisy Blose a Uniontown teacher spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Doyle Rowley Mrs Hugh Shaw of Commodore visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C A Conner Co A Conner and son Clarence away hunting returned home unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Gromley
Melda Gromley
Telon Gromley
Claire Gromley
Barnesboro Cillery
Neill Fridley
Kair
Clearfield
Mia
Chair Kerr
Harry Kerr
Melda Crumley
Irene Buterdaugh
MiLdred Lewis
Arcadia Callers
Jamey Totten
Hubert Aice
A. Ginter
A. I. Ponseljla
Bowdartown
Zemma Conner
Melon
Inter
Hugh Shaw
Barnesboro
Tiugh Peddicord
Spichar
Strongstown residents host relatives in Johnstown
Visiting activity dominates the town as Oliver Cresswells kin from Johnstown arrive and locals call on friends. Notices include family visits from Nanty-Glo, Colver, Cameron’s Mottom, and Big Run, plus a list of local callers and church events for Christmas services and a teachers institute.
Blairsville forms New Scout Officers Association
A Thursday meeting at Blairsville Town Hall formed the New Scout Officers Association to replace the former Scoutmasters Association. District Two leaders from Burrell Blacklick West Wheatfield and Wagl Wheatfield elected Rev J Norman Hunter as chair with Ransom Josephine as vice chair and Rudosh Josephine as secretary. The group will meet monthly on the second Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Scout Olfigers Association
Blairsville
Blaisville
Scoutmasters Association
Burrall
Blacklick
West Wheatfield
Wagl Wheatfled Loweshipy
J. Norman
Hunter
J. N. Hunter
Ransom
Josephine
Rudosh
White
Ame
District Two
Horse Accident Injures Girl Near Monongahela City
A horse pulling a buggy ran wild near Monongahela City injuring 11 year old Margaret Morton and keeping her twin sister and father safe as the buggy axle broke. The horse struck Margaret on the head causing a serious skull injury. the other occupants escaped unscathed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hick Painl
Margaret Morton
Tom
Armagh
Apollo
Wis
Monongahela City
Hite
East Wheatfield notes and local society events in Jolmatown
The report lists guests at local homes in Jolmatown and New Florence during the Sabbath weekend, a G. 2B Armagh society program, and musical selections by the Patel brothers and Mrs. Mack. It also notes Grant Bidelman’s hospital return and Mack’s hunting trip, plus state crop remarks and yields per acre despite dry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iek Stoble
New Florence
Taquily
Steele Mindlay
Feur Cgrumer
Ithanm
Jolmatown
Armagh
Bichert
Johnstown
F. GC. Mack
Huyinmond
Grant Bidelman
CG. Mack
Tragic Death Of Local Contractor In Barnsboro
Luke Wilmer Lake a cement contractor from Indiana died after a heavy sheet iron toppled and crushed him at a Barnsboro worksite. Injuries occurred while he directed equipment moving a vital, he was taken to Spangler hospital where he died. He was 42 and survived by wife Miss Peoki Rishel, two daughters and a son. A brother Clark of Punxsau twny and several sisters also survive. Funeral services are set for Thursday at Kigome North Ninth Street with interment Friday at Rochester Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Lake
Indiana
Spangler Hospital
Barnesboro
Luke
Barneshoro
Consolidated Lumber and Supply Company
Presbyterian Church
John M. Leech
Rochester Milla
Misy ‘Peoki Rishel
Glark
Punxautiwney
Kigome
North Ninth Streel
Utochester Mills
Obituary notices from Indiana county deaths and services
James MecQuown aged 96, oldest resident of Mahon-Ing township, died Friday at Ambrose farm after 60 years there. Survived by son Scott, son Joseph, daughter Mrs Laura Weaver, and 13 grandchildren and Great grandchildren. Interment in Washington church cemetery. Also note death of George Fry at 34, a Jacksonville man killed while erecting a home near Homer City. services and burial in Indiana. James Cribbs, farmer of South Marioning township, died Tuesday evening from inflammatory rheumatism. leaves wife and four children. Funeral arrangements listed with relatives in multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Lowe
Nelle Love
Swih
Merle Laye
Hamar Gily
Sinal
James McQuewn
Mahon- Ing
Lamestead
Ambrose
Blairsvittle le Myer
Dayton
Turin
Aimbrase
Scott
Tomestead
Joseph
Laura Weaver
Plinnville
Te Yraumde Cildren
Presbyterian Church
Carl Stewart
Washington Church
Hayne Township
Proumenks
George Fry
Jacksonville
John CG. Wry
Homer City
Coal Company
Flomer City
Banks Township
Myrtle Fuller
Martha
Bernice
Thelma
Mildred
John
Leroy
Ile
Dlamer City
Buteuray
Rev
QJ. Fleming
Kecor
Jacksonville United
James G. Cribbs
James
Cribbs
South Marioning
Walter
Cloud
Alverdd
G. A. Cribbs
Washington Township
William Cribbs
Mast Plumville
Christopher
Elmer Cribbs
New Kensington
Belle Hoover
East Plumville
Arthur Galentine
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jselin
Finghe R. Wiley
Board of County Commissioners
Indiana Board of Health
Wallace C. Chapman
Edwin K. Wood
Mr. Wiley
Supervisors Association of
Court House
State Highway Department
Starford
John McCullough
Friendsville
Garrett County
Montgomery Township
Chapman Lydie
McCullough
Senate
Santa Clara
Colangelo
James Coldngelo
Town
United States District Court
McKees Rocks
Bureau of Statistics of Agriculture
Donald M. Lambing
Salina
C. M. Faith
Cherryhill Towneht
RPAL
Ak, Feismujie
Krape Avenue
Ulek
Bleapy Hollow Club
Brown
Samuel Brown
School Street
Orville J. Menning
Crete
Medix Run
Clearfield County
Menning
Howard Wood
Samuel Graff
Harvey Calhoun
Leslie Hawk
Jesse Campbell
Clyde Yount
Michael Yount
John Swank
Luke Baum
William Mearick
Grant Jawton
Alex George
Calvin Harkleroad
Charles McLain
Co. F
Washington, D.C
Melain
Paris
France
Cap. Melain
Bathell
Theodore AB. Bathell
Oliver Hees
Washington Lownbill
Avere
Im.geuhart
Sumpt-Palitt
John Stumps
Mra
Myrtle d. Hulth
Murtlige
MLBS
Lown
Rev. B. &. White
John &. Gibson
J. 8. Wiseman
Gibson
Bouth Seventh Street
Econ A
Threshermens’ Meeting
Hillsdale
Strongstown
Oliver Cresswells
Isaac Strong
Annie Morris
F[vison
George O.ondrizek
Nanty-Glo
J.F. Ondrezek
Jonnie Maloy
Alton Sharp
TH. W. Wallace
Carter
Gertrude Ondrivelli
Mr. Stephens
Colver
Sheneburg
Missus Grace
Gertrude Towney
Cameron's
Mottom
Nellie Alena
Lylle Orner
W. G. Orner
Charles Ifill
W. F. Jackson
Madeler Detwier
Hazel Detwiler
al Sharp
Rose Morrison
Lizzie Kilday
Altoona
Vraney Wallace
Russell Duncan
Vintendall
Thomas Foley
Johontown
Plumville
Patterson
Southend
Clark Marshall
Willa Wells
Ann Limerick
Big Run
Charles Wroh
Clarencea Perry
Marshall
Charles Shatter
Chas. Zimimermad
DuBois
M. E
Avening
George
John George CG. Doling
Mast Wheatfield
Charles
George Johns
Cramer
Edward
Seward
Harry Bulls
Chuclas ‘Troske
Hossle Ling
Batrobe
Stow
O. J. Sodkey
Fallowa
Biehi
Dolisten
Richard Johnston
Hier Son
Wii
Pwo Wek
Phuwihiy
Preumonta
Slav
Folawbig
Ila Vox
Jovaphing
John Johnston
Canter Townships
Ley
JC. J Johnston
Puneral Servicey
Lianer City Cemetery
Chartes B. Wells
Wells
J. Wells
White Township
Oakland
Sos Mach
Larry Shaeffer
Loryence
East Wheatfield
Alfalfa Acredge Bnereses
Elmer LY
Barnoxboro
James MecQuown
Gearey
Mrs. Wilt Gibson
Thomas Bothell
Charles Fairman
Creekside
Fev
D. A. Lawrence
Greenwood Cemetery
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