Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Opens 200 Stores January 2
Harrisburg reports a new chain store system to launch more than 200 state liquor shops across Pennsylvania on January 2. Prices per bottle or quart are listed, with shelves stocked from five regional warehouses and delivery by company trucks.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana
Philadelphia Street
Marshall Federal Bakery
Brody Brothers
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Liquor’ Control Board
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Liquor Control Board
Department of Property and Supplies
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Eiquor
Sioe
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Erie
Wilkes-Barre
Scraffton
Aunt Ann Tyger A Long-Time Progress Reader
Mrs. B A Tyger of Cangetownship known as Aunt Ann Tyger has been a Progress reader since 1857 when her husband Jacob Tyger enrolled as a subscriber. She will celebrate her 81st birthday on January 31, 1934, enjoys good health though eyesight dims and she cannot read now yet remains keen on community happenings.
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B.A. Tyger
Cange Township
Ann’ Tyger
The
Progress
Jacob Tyger
Tyger
Christmas Show for Deserving Children at Two Theatres
Wally Nordby announces the second annual Free Christmas Show for poor and deserving Indiana county children on Saturday morning December 23 at 10:00. Doors open at 9:30, Santa Claus and theatre staff will greet kids and hand out candy before a western film program.
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Wally Nordby
Ritz and
Indiana Theatres
Indiana County
Santa Claus
Pomona Grange Meeting at Savan Grange Hall
Patrons of Husbandry in Indiana county plan the Pomona Grange quarterly session set for Thursday December 28 at Savan Grange Hall. Meetings begin 10 a.m. 1 30 p.m. and 7 30 p.m with the afternoon session open to the public.
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Pomona Grange
Savan Grange Hall
Indiana County
Civil Works Admin Is Santa Claus To Many County Residents
Civil Works Administration approved a large list of projects in Indiana County promising job creation. Work should commence by next Tuesday on items such as Homer City sewer renovation, Smicksburg street repairs, Indiana High School alterations, Pine, Green, and White townships road and school improvements, and multiple school painting and ground works. Projects span Canter, Conemaugh, Elders Ridge, Clymer, Getty Heights, and Homer City areas with repairs to alleys, drains, paving, and new construction.
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Santa Claus
Indiana County ‘Civil Works Administration
Harrisburg
Homer City
Indiana
W. Wheatfield Township
Widers Ridge
Elders Ridge High School
Clymer
White Township
Chevy.Chase
Getty Heights
Marion Center
Saltshurst
W. Wheatfield
Pine Township
Mahoning Townshop
Rayne Township
Glen Campbell
Chapter ‘House
Indiana County Court House
Creek
Creekside
Atlas Powder Plant to Manufacture Police Protective Devices
Five buildings of the Atlas Powder Company at Tunnelton have been loaned to Federal Laboratories Inc of Pittsburgh and New York and will be used to manufacture chemical protective devices for police officers penitentiaries and banks including tear gas bombs hand grenades and other devices. Remodeling and equipment installation are already underway.
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Atlas Powder Plant
Tunnelton
Atlas Powder Company
Federal Laboratories, Inc
Pittsburgh
New York
Fire destroys barn. sixteen cattle perish in blaze
George Smolar of Cherryhill Township loses fifteen to sixteen head of cattle and all farm machinery as a large barn and contents burn to midnight with origin undetermined. Neighbors wake Smolar. entry to the barn becomes impossible.
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George Smolar
Stinclife
Cherryhill
Recount Set On Marion Center Vote At General Election
A recount of Marion Center Borough votes from the November 7 general election will occur Thursday at 10 a.m. in the court room. Petitioned by three residents alleging possible fraud in ballot marking, the case names John Co. Wells J J Henderson and L F Robinson with Judge J N Langham overseeing. Official results show four six year school director candidates and one two year candidate with varied tallies.
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MarionCenter Borough
John Co. Wells
J. J. Henderson
L. F. Robinson
J. N. Langham
Marion ‘Center
D. W. Gromley
C. J. Walker
H. B., Bence
Floyd Braughter
W. A. Holt
B. R, Shielda
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices in Indiana County
Real estate transfers include Indiana Real Estate Co. to Walter A. Schroth for Brushvalley and Buffington tracts valued at 5000 dollars and James M. Hood to Robert M. Hood for a W Wheatfield tract at 1 dollar. Other deeds involve Blacklick and Banks holdings with prices listed. Also notes a drunken driving arrest in Ernest and a detailed delinquent tax property sale being held at the Court House with a second sale on January 2, 1934. A local resident, William Harvey Findley, is reported ill with pneumonia after a birthday celebration.
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Indiana Real Estate Co
Walter A. Schroth
Brushvalley
Buffington
James M. Hood
Robert M. Hood
W. Wheatfield
Lee Shaffer
Indiana Co
Banks
Jos. D
Cherryhill
Hugh McIntire
Harry McIntire
Iola ‘Thompson
Roy Keith
Blacklick
Court House
Ernest Resident Dies of Fractured Skull in Indiana
Ernest Resident Louie Haronaik aged 61 of Orient died Monday night in an Indiana hospital from a fractured skull. The cause of injury remains undetermined. Also noted: three Home Owners Loan County Treasurers. C McLain secured checks from the Home Owners Loan Corporation for delinquent tax payments for three Indiana residents. Congressman Nathan L Strong of Brookville visiting today, extending Yuletide greetings.
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Ernest
Louie Haronaik
Orient
Indiana
C. McLain
Congressman Strong
Nathan L. Strong
Brookville
Personal Brevities From Indiana Visitors and Students
List of local residents and students visiting Indiana and region for holidays. Names include Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mack, Miss Katherine Wijtmyre, Elea nor Ketlar, A. J. Musser, M. S. Mitchell, T. M. Pesler, J. I. D. McKendrick, David Bowser, Mike Esko, Paul Nesbitt and family, John Rezzolla, Mildred Nicely, Jean Bell, Edward George, and several Indiana boys home from Yale, Exeter, and other schools for holiday recess.
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J. B. Mack
New Florence R. D
Indiana
Katherine Wijtmyre
Town
Eleanor Ketlar
Grove City College
A. J. Musser
Mitchell
T. M. Pesler
New York City
J.id, McKendrick
David Bowser
Mike Esko
Cherryhill Township
A. A. Rummel
H. M. Stiteler
Plumylile
Mr. Rummel
Paul Nesbitt
Mary
James Nesbitt
Blatraville
John Rezzolla
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
South Seventh St
Mildred Nicely
Westmoreland Hospital
Greensburg
Jean Bell
Greens
Yale
Louis Jack
Ernest Stewart, Jr
Philip Reese
George Marcus
Miss Winifred Williams
State College
Public Service Commission lacks jurisdiction over lost shirts
Harrisburg December 21 The Public Service Commission says it has no authority over laundry losses though a customer from Sharon Hill Delaware County reported a missing shirt from a returned washing. He asked whether the commission handles such cases and was informed laundries are not public service companies under the Public Service Company Law.
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Public Service Commission
Harrisburg
Commission
Guy F. Swan
Sharon Hill
Delaware County
Will
Pet Dog Killed by Monoxide in Model T on Highway
A dog riding in a Model T died from monoxide fumes seeping into the passenger compartment near Mundys Corner on the William Penn Highway Sunday evening. A passenger was overcome temporarily. the car reached Blairsville where the men stopped at a drug store and later to a physician's office where the passenger collapsed. After revival the driver and companion continued with doors and windows open.
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Mundys Corner
William Peon
Blairsville
Nearly Half a Million Transferred to Civil Works Listings
Washington announced the civil works payroll rose to 50 million dollars weekly as 447,210 of 1,569,335 relief cases in 119 cities shifted to civil works jobs in November under the new program.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Buicks to Play Clymer Here Thursday Evening
Basketball fans are promised a real thriller as the Clymer High School Alumni team meets the Buicks at the Armory this Thursday evening December 28. A preliminary between Travelers and Plumville High starts at 7 15 with admission 10 and 25 cents. Also note injury news of Alvert Pizarchik 18 in hospital after hand injury requiring partial finger amputation.
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Buicks
Clymer
Clymer High School
Armory
Plumville ‘High School
Washington Township Tax Justice League Meeting
Washington Township Tax Justice League plans a Christmas program and discussion for December 28 at Five Points. The agenda includes songs, readings, Christmas stories, dialogues, and a question on hog processing tax benefits for farmers, with participants listed.
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Washington Township
Tax Justice League
Jingle Bells
Paul Orr
Gail Miller
Merie Burrows
Wayne Faiman
Edna Lohr
Florence Winsinger
Leonard Adamson
Blystone Brothers
Mary Lor
Myrs
Edna Shields
Jay
Dorothy Sourwind
Frank Lohr
June Lukehart
Myrtle Burrows
Hikin
Forest Miller Acquitted On Manslaughter Charge
A jury found Forrest Miller not guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the deaths of four youths and a horse during a truck collision near Ernest on August 31. Testimony showed Miller ordered the boys to dismount the Huckster truck several times before the crash. Judge Eugene Baird presided and earlier imposed sentences in related cases.
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Forrest Miller
Rayne Lownship
David Galentine
Mayne Township
Charles Mondy
Constantine Marl
Oswalt Barbi
Ernest
Miller
Vacuum OU Co
Eugene Baird
Elk County
Baird
Peter Areurio
Creskside
Allegheny County
Andy Viola
Weedville
W. .M.bracken
Grant Township
John Best
Harret Pitts
Rayne Township
Deckers Point
Bracken
Holiday Program at Armstrong Grange Dec 27 7:30 PM
Arm strong Grange meets at Parkwood schoolhouse on Wednesday evening December 27 at 7 30. Program includes orchestra music by Marlon Fouts reading by Mrs Charles McCardle special contest John Campbel and various acts. Attendees are asked to bring a small unmarked gift for the Christmas exchange.
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Armstrong Grange
Parkwood
Marlon Fouts
Charles McCardle
John Campbel
Ethel Mull
Dick Craig
John Smith
Joe Patterson
Martha Blackley
Notable Deaths in North Mahoning and Marion Center
Obituary notices recall Jennie Karnaworth Farnsworth and A Steel McGinity with long local ties. Also noted are Carl H. Yuckenberg and Mina Martha McIsaac, detailing birthplaces, families, service, and funeral plans across Marion Center Homer City and nearby towns.
Thieves Loot Blow Open Safe In Ernest Robbery
A trio of professional thieves cracked the Mahoning Supply Co store in Ernest early Sunday, taking between 1200 and 1600 dollars, including about 400 in post office money. The safe was opened with nitroglycerine charges after forcing a low window, and explosions were heard between 3 and 4 am.
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Jt 8
Mahoning Supply Company
Ernest
Theuilding
Blairsville
William Austin
Edward Snyder
Clair Forsha
Noble H. ‘Wetzel
East Church Street
Wetzel
Jean Beery
Jennie Brown
West Church Street
Brown
Joseph Hunter
Town
New Deal
Water and
Sixth Streets
W. A. Kline
West Washington Street
Frank MecGara
Chambersville
Kline
Lebanon
Homer City Man Alleged to Have Wounded Neighbor Twice
Frank Almino 29 was shot in the left leg and right arm as a long standing feud with Charles Signorini 50 erupted in an alley behind their homes. Signorini fled after allegedly firing the second shot around 6 PM Sunday following an argument.
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Homer City
Frank Almino
Charles Signorful
Justice
Signorini
Aimino
Armino
Sigorini
Campbell suffers slight skull fracture in service accident
Arne L Campbell recovering after a crane handle slipped while lifting a disabled passenger car on the Indiana-Payne towne road. He sustained a slight fracture of the skull but is responding to treatment. Arlis L Campbell, Tadlana Franklin Co. service manager, was involved. 410 Get New Dog County Treasy th at had issued 110 of the 1084 e censes at noon today.
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Arne L. Campbell
Arlis L. Campbell
Tadlana Pranklin Co
Camphbell
Indiana-Pynxeutawney Road
Treasy
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Indiaaa Liquor Store
Philadelphia ST
Hoom
LY Marshall Federal Bakery
Walter
Wallace Nordby
James A. Reitz
Vidiais
Mary E. Salagiver
Indiana R.D
Carl W. Koperek
Ebensburg
Remona Moose
Johnstown
Henry W. Brendlinger
Clyde Dassia M. Lindsey
Frank i& Sphons
Luxor Hanna M
Timmerman Brenizer
Francis A. Fleming
Hazel E, Gates
Joseph Burns
Burns
Mr. Simpson
Penn Run
Fourth Streets
William Howard Findley
East Wheatfield
Wiliam Harvey Findley
Alvert Pizarchik
Hane Albert Piaarchik
Andy Plaarchih
Indiarca Hospital
Washington Presbyterian Church
Edward W. Norman
Washington Presbyterian ‘Church
Brooklyn Bridge
Wasitington
TAX Sustich League Meeting
Forest Miller
Mary G. Pennington
Ella Watking
Sixth and
Clark Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Marie ‘Teresa Marasco
Joe Marasco
Tony Marasco
Seward Shank
Dixenville
Cameron County
Jennie Karnaworth
Jennie Warnsworth
Lincoln
Nebr
Dixonyville
John
Sarah McAlister
Old Indiana Academy
Nfo
Iowa
David
Farnsworth
Diamondville
Vinton
Dysart
Portland
Ore
David Farnsworth
California
Harold BE. Farnsworth
Page
Ling Malmaten
Jessie Boyd
Eunice Irwin
Garrison, Town
Mary A. Farnsworth
Near Purchase Line
Steel McGinity
A. Steel McGinsty
Dot
Pollock Post
No. 219
Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Carl H. Yuckenberg
Greenwood Cemetery
South Tenth Street
Augustus Yuckenberg
Lis
Presbyterian Church
Robert L. Clark
Harry
Charles Heidenreich
Harry G. Yuckenberg
Mary Yuckenberg
Scott Manners
John Yuckenberg
Texas
Minn
Martha Matilda McIsaac
Minas Martha Matilda McIsaac
North Mahoning Township
Robert and
Mary McIsaac
Reform Presbyterian Church
Folowing ‘Brothers
Hugh Melsaac
Robert Meclsaac
Selma, Ala
John B. McIsaac
Troy
Gilgal Cemetery
Miss Mabel
Hiner
Minerva Hiner
Homer
Mabel
Hillsdale
Beaides
Blairs
Vily
County
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