Murder Case to Be Heard This Week in Court
A string of court actions runs through Criminal Court this week with thefts of Liberty Bonds and robberies among the cases. John Raimond allegedly stole a $100 Liberty Bond from his father and sold it to Samuel Tucker who defends against receiving stolen goods. Rudolph Berkeley faces a murder charge for a shooting in Lucreme, Indiana. Several defendants pled guilty or had cases settled, including Ozonka, Stepchak, Osburg, Lesco, Chambers, Samonik, and others with fines, costs, or jail terms. A high-profile fortune-telling case involving Frat. Theodore Darling may see bail forfeiture after he fled Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Raimond
James Raimondi
Samuel Tucker
Tucker
Rudolph Berkeley
Indiana
Andrew Johnston
Lucgrne
Berkeley
Geo. Baughman
Homer City
John Korach
McIntyre
John Lesco
Saltsbury
Charles Chambers
Nick Samonik
Tide
Cc. H. Kirk
Theodore Darling
George M. Bell
Town
Bell
Accidents Injure Over Fourteen Thousand in Pennsylvania November
Industrial reports show 14,166 workers injured in November with 198 dying from their injuries. Through the year, 2,342 industrial worker deaths and 158,068 injuries have occurred in manufacturing. Compensation costs totaled $97,231 for the month, with specific losses including 26 hands, 11 feet, 8 arms, and 6 legs. A Slav resident Glen Campbell hunter Charles Shuay was fatally shot by a gun misfire. Serious condition for Harry Bryan of White township after a collapse. Ten year old Robert Hull of New Florence weighs 125 pounds, surpassing his father. Neighbors helped Benjamin Walker of Rayne township with corn crop after pneumonia recovery. Murray was re-appointed last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Clifford B. Connelley
Department of Labor and Industry
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
Ruth Louise Neal Portraits Capture Local Child
A photograph from the Douglass studio on Philadelphia street features Ruth Louise Neal, the young daughter of Dr and Mrs H B Neal of Church street. The note accompanies other local items including a new coal tipple by Helman Coal Co in Grant township and planned rail connections. Christmas savings checks are reported distributing at least 45000 across Indiana, with banks offering New Year savings clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Louise Neal
H. B. Neal
Church Street
Douglass Studio
Philadelphia Street
New Deal
Helman Coal Company
Windber
A. L. Braughler
Grant Township
Braughler
Indiana
The
Savings and Trust Company
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
Citizens National Bank
Weddings of a Week in many Indiana locales
Speck Rankin in Washington DC November 26 ceremony links Indiana YMCAs. Also Elkin Pfeil Beloit Craver Ladenberger Yckes Rowland divorce of area residents noted. local store sale marks shift at The Fashion Store. Indiana markets report price for pork and local real estate transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Marks and Son
Harry
Homer City
D. Kline
Bolivar
Local Notables Attend Visits and Church Events in Blacklick
Blacklick residents and visitors are noted in last week’s activity. Maria Palmer attended a brother's funeral in Akron. Samuel Wissinger and Andrew Hancock visited in Latrobe and Avonmore. Dozens attended baptisms at the Methodist church and several joined the church. Christmas activities are planned by Sunday schools. Various residents traveled to Pittsburgh, Indiana, Philadelphia, and other towns for visits, shopping, and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Palmer
Akron
David Campbell
Samuel Wissinger
Latrobe
Andrew Hancock
Avonmore
Elmer Thompson
Gua Truston
Indiana
Annie Bell
Susan Dixon
Dixon
Josephine
Mary Hagerman
Sarah Duncan
J. A. Shrom
Methodist Church
J. D. Piper
C. Smith
J. O. Rager
Fittsburgh
Grand ‘Lodge of the, I. C
Daniel Hill
Farmers’ Grange
Allentown
Minnie Lennox
Philadelphia
Adam Lyda
Homer City
W. J. Lyda
Ladies Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Anna Putt
Saltsburg
G. D. Horrell
C. W. Widdowson
Pittsburgh
Stanley Graff
Bolivar
Charles
C. W. Widdowgon
Homer Wicher
J. Z. Spackman
Guy Spackman
Johnstown
B. M. Bushnell
Mildred Geary
Indiana Normal
Letitia Duncan
Duncan
Mabel Roberts
Blairsville
Martha Bell Graff
You Can Fight Tuberculosis With Christmas Seals
Christmas seals are sold countywide to fund tuberculosis battle. Residents may request seals via Mrs. W. A. Simpson, county chairman, Indiana Pa., sending a penny per seal. Receipts support the fight against tuberculosis. Homer City Hunters Return With Two Deer and a Bear
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
W. A. Simpson
Indiana
Obituary notices son of Mir and Mia Jesse Beer dies
Four year old Jesse Beer, son of Mir and Mia, former residents of Uiis county, died at the moaidaries of Trav. J. K. Mullau of Wash. addresses a church note. Hard Roberts, student of Alle meny Theological seminary, will occupy the pulpit in Taylorsville church Sunday forenoon at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berna
Mir
Mia
Jesse Beer
Uiis
Trav
J. K. Mullau
Wash
Jlard Roberts
Allemeny Theological Seminary
Taylorsville
Local residents visit towns and travel for health and study
A string of town callers and visitors is reported from Trade City and surrounding areas. Names include Martin of Trade City, Glassford of town, and Rows, a Civil War veteran, at his Tanoma home. Others travel to Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Indiana, and Denver for schooling, health, and family reasons.
Local Residents Face Illness and Property Transfers in Uniontown
Loy Beringer has sold property to Leo Price. Ivan, son of Clair Sweitver, is seriously ill. Harry Hertzog and his wife and daughter visit Alson Buterbaugh’s home. Mrs. Maria Loose winters with relatives at Spruce. Miss Joy Clevenger visits Rev. B. E. Inday in Somerset. D. Rummels is seriously ill. Many town children suffer measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loy Beringer
Leo Price
Ivan
Clair Sweitver
Harry Hertzog
Onie
Alson Buterbaugh
Maria Loose
Spruce
Joy Clevenger
B. EB. Inday
Somerset
D. Rummels
Five Farmers Institutes Dates in County Townships
County Chairman M G Stewart of Brushvalley reports the state has issued the schedule for five farmers institutes this season. The list shows Elders Ridge January 10, Trade City January 11, Gordon School January 12, Pine Plats January 18, and Wilgus January 34. Birthday celebration notes a Locust Street resident, Miss Lowry, marked by friends with gifts and a party after an evening surprise. A missionary pageant and offering at Plumville church raised 758 dollars, with junior members added. The three year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank of Robinson died from a revolver accident. interment occurred in Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groat-Cook
Harry Groat
Near Town
Helen Cool
Beloit
M. M. Coffin
Priends
Alliance High School
Canton
Groat
Pennsylvania Railroad
Craver-Ladenberger
Frank McKinley Craver
Breigh
Marie Ladenberger
Uniontown
This County
A. B. East
C. Ladenberger
Caherine Craver
Suncliffe
M. G. Stewart
Brushvalley
State Department
Elders Ridge
Trade City
Gordon School
Wilgus
Oliva Lowry
Locust Streat
Lowry Home
Miss Lowry
Joseph Prank
Robinson
Frank
Johnstown
Subscriptions Offered for The Country Gentleman Weekly
The Country Gentleman farm weekly, billed as America’s realest farm magazine, offers yearly subscriptions at one dollar. The publication promises high grade farming information and notable literary content from leading writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Iiper
Country Gentleman
Doller
Cholera Outbreak Reported Among Hogs in County
Cholera has developed in several districts including Marion Center Shelocta and Anaugh with cases reported near Commodore. County Agent J W Warner urges veterinarians serum treatment for each hog and prompt reporting to Dr Tra Mitterling Hollidaysburg, plus butchering of healthy hogs and removal of stray dogs to stop disease spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Genter
Shelocta
Marion Center
J.W. Warner
Tra Mitterling
Hollidaysburg
Local social notes from New Florence area
Mrs. Charles Mack and Mrs. Ed Mack of New Florence visited here with friends on Thursday. Several residents returned home from Limn t ingdon after attendance at the funeral of Mrs. John Moore. Mrs. Higgins and son Graham planned a trip to Akron Ohio to visit relatives. Caroline Fulmer returned to Beaverdale after staying with brother James Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs. Putt and son of Clearfield county visited Mrs. A. E. Miller. Mrs. W. A. Lear was ill last week. Michael Mack and family planned a longer stay in Vandergrift with son Lawrence. A reception honored Rev. and Mrs. William H. Kulp and family. Christmas programs were canceled due to the chickenpox and measles epidemic. Leroy Roddy, son of Bertha Roddy, died of pneumonia. Funeral at Hugh McIntire’s home conducted by Rev Buell. Interment at the family cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mack
Edwin Mack
New Florence
A. C. Isher
Limntingdon
M. F. Nelson
John Moore
Joseph Higgins
Graham
Akron
Caroline Fulmer
James Cunnignham
Beaverdale
William H. Kulp
New Brethren
Leroy
Bertha Roddy
Roddy
Hugh Mclntire
Buell
Bolivar M. E
Fathel
Death Notices and Local News From South Mahoning
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Margaret Miller and John Barclay in local towns, with details on survivors and services. The column notes other local events including Grange hall entertainment, line rebuilds, operations, charity drives, and community activities across Atwood, Latrobe, Homer City, and nearby areas.
Urgent bid to remove gasoline storage plants in borough
Town council adjourned meeting adopted a motion to pursue removal of Atlantic Refining and Venango Oil plants from Fourth ward after a recent fire and explosion near gasoline storage. Attorney Jay W. Mack and committee members were tasked to craft a solution to the dangerous situation and prevent future harm to Indiana residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Atlantic Refining Company
Venango Ol Company
Fourth Ward
Jay. W. Mack
D. J. Rinn
Campbell
American Independent OU Company
Indiana
Arcadia Miner Killed In Arcadian Mines Accident
Charles Ruffner known as Dutch Tauffner dies in mining accident in Arcadia. He was a noted Indiana athlete and former student at the Normal and University of Suing. Mrs Mary Wider widow of the late judge died at home in Pittsburgh on December 2. She leaves two daughters and a son. William Inter, 68, a former Rayna township resident, dies near She-Joda and funeral services set in Dunkard planting on Tuesday with four children surviving. Wilbur Pluball, 4, son of Mr and Mrs Plubell of Third Street, dies in Indiana Hospital. interment at Oakland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ruffner
Tauffner
Arcadia
Tlday
Indiana
The
Normal
University of Suing
TB. Hider
Mary Uarnett Wider
Tha Lity
Wider
Iders Judge
Pittsburgh
W. Larimer
Mish Marquardie Elder
John TD. Elder
Niles
Mich
William Kinter Wiliam
She- Joda
Rayna Township
Dunkard
Wilbur Pluball
Gd. Plubell
Hird Street
Indiana Hospital
Oakland
Local Residents Share Visits and News Bits
Mrs. Trebard and Wayne visited relatives in Indiana over a weekend. Maria Altgon stayed with Mr. and Mrs. William Doucher Wednesday evening. The Gibsons’ son and daughter in law hosted relatives from Indiana. A new daughter arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Sharp Pockar. James Stull and wife serenaded in town Tuesday. J. I. Bulerbaugh and others visited Nelda Stet on Sunday. The Anthony family and Brandson Thows returned from a three week trip to several towns. A hunting party returned with two bucks. School attendance fell by ten percent with female students noted. Blacklick Plant, Valley Mould and Iron Foundry at Blacklick shut down indefinitely, idling hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trebard Voucher
Wayne
Sie. S. Bare
Indiana
Maria Altgon
William Doucher
Burt Stuard
E. S. Gibson
Sharp Pockar
J. OM. Shielde
Janmes Stull
Werd
J. 1. Bulerbaugh
Nelda Stet
Anthony and
Brandson
Wintondale
Blandsburg
Iastigs
Walter Chivson
Cher Knupp
Frank Wright
WW. Ui. Buterbaugh
Banka Waterbaugh
Jiean Naterbaugh
Bulle
Ein
Blacklick
Realty Deals Add Major City Properties Across Indiana
A key town real estate batch closed this week, led by Weamer Bros acquiring the Mitchell heirs property on Philadelphia Street for 37 000 to house a restaurant, with possession next spring but occupancy delayed a year. Indiana Knights of Columbus bought the Blair estate brick building on Mast Philadelphia Street for 10 000 for future social rooms and a planned modern structure. Multiple lot transfers are listed across wards and towns, including Burrell banks and Conemaugh tracts, with prices ranging from 75 to 37 000 dollars, reflecting heavy property activity in the period. Also, a group from Indiana headed to Tampa Florida for a winter visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Street
James Mitchell
Weamer Brog
Ross Fruit
J. D. Johnston
Douglasy Studio
Indiana Council
Kndghts of
Columbus
Mast Philadelphia Street
John P. Blair
Misa Blanche Wehrle
Columbia
Anna Burger
Michael Sodecky
Burrell
John D.hess
Mary BH. Hess
Fourth Ward
Indiana
John W. Sutton
Louis Shoemaker
Tidna M. Stitt
Westanna Wi. K. Stitt
White
V. Curcio
Sara Luna
South Mahoning
Charlotte Jacoby
Cordelia A. Buchanan
Third Ward
Frank
Sloan
Cordilla
Buchanan
Second Ward
George W. Rager
Raymond G. Graff
Blacklek
Alice D. Sexton
Andrew D. Harman
Trat Ward
Elizabeth Willams
Purl J. Bennett
Purl J, Bennett
Williame
Tndl Ltd
Burtlebaugh
Amber Huey
Banks
Thomas H. Fleming
Telford S
Burr
Harry Vantine
Clark McKee
Mary Cameron
A. I. Barbour
Harry Smith
Montgomery
J. Wusie
J. Petro
Omer City
Emma €. Chambers
Clarence K. Adams
D. J. Shearer
J. Noble Nesbitt
Young
Albert Coy
Poun Run Goal Co
Cherryhill
Leify L. Blystone
Lilla M. McQuilken
Washington
Christy I. Pepler
Wm. IL
Lon
Hleth Lowman
Fred tH.ill
Wii
Spencer
Susan K. Pierce
Homer Peurce
Miry Hodesega
Tromaums White
Campbell Jois
Sumner Craft
Barbara Bruzda
Blacklick
Sarah J. Mocking
John JL. Meeakins
Green
W. CG
Nippos
H. J. Witmer
Michael Nibert
Equiljy Brust
Het Ward
CG. Sesiknowski
G. R. McAbee
Syeur W. Guthrie
Walter
Kjasinger
A. Dexsle Ilines
W. Deringer
Sophia Lukesty
HW. W. Muman
James H. Donahey
Charles M. Rankin
R. Lotizio
Llot
Homer City
Thess
Marshall A. DeGaetano
Rayne
Phocia J. Warren
Jerry Nolf
West Mahoning
Arthur Fletcher
U. Fletcher
Blairaville
Mabel UM. Westtonry
O'Neil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Shuay
Glen Campbell
Harry Bryan
White Township
Pather
Robert Hull
Nethbors Worth
Benjamin Walker
Rayne Township
Murray
Channing
Speck-Rankin
David Speck
Indiana Y. M. C. A
Efe Rankin
Lucinda Rankin
Plumville
Washington, D. C
Speck
Weamer's Restaurant
Indiana Dairy Company
Staunton
W. Va
Yckes-Rowlang Beamer
R. Ickes
Mary
Rowland
Brushvalley Township
M. Gearhart
Ickes
Ligbide Jogan CG. Long
Alverda’ J.owell N. Davis
Alverda
George H. Conway
Heilwood
Mary J. Butterbaugh
Purchase Line
Clayton
Musetta Bowser
J. L. and
A. R. Kinter
Dr. L. N. Park
Hay
William Reed
Chestnut Street
Ifth Street
S. B. Graysford
Troutman Company
ORD
Harvey Sheesley
Bear Run
Samuel Burkett
Jacob Stonebraker
Deckers Point
Ted McQuown
Abbie Sheegley
Hart Brown
Sharp Stonebraker
Harvey Reithmiller
Mary Bouchar
Homer City Deer Club
Clearfield County
Harry Fuckinger
Harry Edwards
Wade Nipnes
Smith Baughman
Harry W. Johnston
Wallace Mikesell
Paul Risinger
M. M. Palmer
Homer Robertson
Frank Schall
Harry Schall
William Sullinger
Office of Register and Recorder
T. Clair Longwill
Pl Nuing
Court House
Eroonal Erevitoss
Martin
Glassford
Miltsburgh
John J. Rows
Tanoma
A. la Braughter
Roches
Anis. M. T. Smith
Near West
Lebanon
Wilmer Stewart
Ira C. Myers
Dale
Jay
May
Near Clymer
S. H. Drenning
McGombs
Railroad Avenue
Welty Shrum
Irwin
Rn. Pollock
School Street
Hugh Smitten, Jr
Marchand
England
Leedsniversity
John H. Hill
Wayne Avenue
Barnesboro
Mt Cherry
Roy
BE. M. Gearhart
Boy Scouts Commission
John W. Wariner
State College
J. D. Minser
Bradford
Elsie Hill
Alberta Cribbs
Sumuay
A. Nicewonger
Cherryhill Township
Ollie M. Ross
Four Mahonings
Rochester Mills
Rogister
Juneau
Deckers
Clinton
Denver
Colo
John
Norman Carnoy
tMrank
Plumville United Presbyterian Church
Howard Edwards
Max Stuehell
Louisa Copeland
Joelle Senor
Pearl Kuln
Mary Jamigan
Gertrude Morrow
Ife
Fev
W. EM. Copeland
Hou
Robert N. Miller
Margaret Miller
Robburt N. Miller
Parkwood
J. Burt Miller
Apollo
Tennia Carnahan
Seaton Douthett
Nebraska
Ford
Miller
West Union United Presbyterian Church
John T. Barclay
John F. Barclay
Vandergrift
Vandercrift
Lana Hadley
Anna Carson
Ilomer City
Surevives
Urban
Reenwund
Armagh
John Blose
John Blosen
Atwood
J. B. Caldwell
Virginia
Tailtany
Iamilton
Wm. K. Johns
Binley
Marton Center
Jackson Oyamer
Grangers Telephone Company
Hull
Seward
Grange Hall
Clyde Telephony
Minnie Mills
Oliver Riggs
Pannie Tombs
Martha
Tomb
Kelen McLaughlin
Preepart Line
Mary Streams
Salinburg
Charla
Martha Joe
Inddana
Charlie Wolfe
Clymer
Fr. W. McLaughilin
J. D. Adaimnson
Kim‘nal
Harry Wilhelm
Kimmal
Clara Simdon
Joe Adams
Thomas
Yaaropthur
Graceton
Lindlann
Mra
H. J, Lingle and Son
Harvey, Jr
Wile Morgan
D. &. Quthrie
Mra. Co
Hockenberry
Larry Wilson
Charlie Coup
Somer City
Wit Silinges
Cresceton
Belle Vergudon
Danger
Roy Condron
Audley
Wide Sippa
Arry Jadwards
Wilwards
Begga
Tease Veinle
Geelds
Cheistaas
Ox Hill Grange Hall
South Mahoning’ Township
UBLIC
Mitchell
Weather Tros
Columbus Bay
Win
Florida
Edward Rowe
North Sixth Street
A. T.taylory
South Fifth Street
Tampa
Fla
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