Court Rules Pay for Assessors in Indiana County
Judge J N Langham issues a ruling on assessor pay in Indiana County. Assessors elected before the new act will receive $9.50 daily, while those elected after will be paid $3.60 daily. The decision addresses two 1933 acts changing compensation and notes past underpayment totals. Also reports two men, William Ciccone and William Gibson, pleaded guilty to robbery and related offenses, receiving fines and jail time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Langham
Indiana County
J.B. McKean
Indiana CO
Court of Common Pleas of
Indiana
William Ciccone
William Gibson
J.N. Langham
Ciccone
Gibson
Uniform Fire Arma
Kirby Gile Family Heads to Seattle by Auto
Mr and Mrs Kirby Gile and their son departed Tuesday morning for Seattle Washington. They will stay there while Mr Gile works on a government project likely in Alaska. The couple had been visiting Mrs Giles parents Dr and Mrs 16 B Simpson of South Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Kirby Gile
Gon. George
Victor T. Newcome
Helen ‘Ayers
Pittsburgh
First United Presbyterian Church
John J. Mellvaine
Harold Bink
Phladelphia
Street
Pittaburgh
Mary
Margaret Lockard
Johnstown
Indiana
Albert Henry
Mary Henry
Hilders Ridge
Charlotte
Ethel
Mildred Chapman
Washington Street
W.H. Gemmell
D. G. Swigart
Jacksonville
Parl Craig
Leechburg
Joseph Campbell
West Philadelphia
Mortimer Vandenbilt
Nyack
J. D
Barnard
Anna Mae Skelton
Punx‘sutawney
Robert Skelton
Eleventh Street
John Thompson
Dilltown
Aga Scott
Grant Street
Leroy Boyer
West Lebanon
Robert Henry
Darlington
W. 8. Miller
Henry
Robert Selinger
Vandergrift
A.A. Calhoun
South Fifth Street
S. M. Jack
St.Petersburg
Fla
Jack
South
John C. Hamill
Carolyn Simpson
Town
Robert Hamill
West Middletown
J.C. Gordo
Lula Stiteler
Darrell
Snickaburg
An Inie Condron
Frank JL. Neff
Indiana ‘Board of Education
Marion Bath
Harrisburg
School Directors Association of Pennsylvania
J. Wood Clark
Clark
Jean Offutt
Grove City College
R.M. Offutt
West Church Street
Beatrice Schoonover
Middletown
N. Y
L. A. Gaston
Homer
Genevieve
Rochester Mills
R. D
T. F. Billingslee
Clyde Kunkle
Center Township
Billingslee
Progress
Daniel Garman
Natalie ‘Gibson
Barnesboro
Jackson Gibson
Grisemore
Garman
C.R. Fokter
State Teachers College
Thomas Sutton
State Teachers College of Pennsylvania
Isabel Fleming
Weat Lob- Quon
Miss Fleming
Indiana Hospital Training School
Robert Russell
Near Sholocta
Progress Office
Man Ends Life After Family Shooting in Homer City
Joseph Mazza a Homer City resident died at his home after shooting himself following a breakfast table argument. His daughter May, wounded in the incident, escaped. Coroner reports Mazza briefly became temporarily insane before the fatal act. funeral Sunday at St Bernard Church. Survived by Rosa Mazza and nine children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Minea
May
Italy
Sykesville
Jefferson County
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company
Homer City
Rosa Mazza
Joseph i Mazza, Jr
Indiana
SP. Mazza
Cresson
Paul Mazza
Johnstown
Anthony Mazza
Harrisburg
Serafina
Seaton Hill “College
Greensburg
Mary Collonna
Mra
Rose Carett
Kittanning
Anna Mazza
Real estate transfers in Indiana County list sizable parcels
Indiana County Commissioners transfer 30 acres in West Mahoning to Mrs. Jay Henry for 60 dollars. Other transfers include 5 acres in West Mahoning to N. Blose for 8 dollars, 3 acres in Center to J A McCurdy for 75 dollars, 164 acres in Connellmaugh for 830 dollars to Geo M Kiner. Anna Vantine sells a Blairsville lot to Harry Vantine for 1 dollar. Lula Stiles and Edgar B Hanks transfer a Blairsville lot to Samuel Stiles and Annie E Stiles for 400 dollars. Mrs J F Frech sells 57 acres in Rayne for 410060 dollars. John I Brickell to John A Brickell 1 acre in White for 1 dollar. Mary L Ranson to Mrs L B Wishart a Blairsville lot for 1 dollar. John Prushnock sells a Montgomery lot for 60 dollars and transfers another Montgomery lot to Carl Zarrak for 175 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Jay Henry
W. Mahoning
Av. N.blose
J. A. McCurdy
Geo. M. Kiner
Conemaugh
Anna Vantine
Harry Vantine
Blairsville
Lula Stiles
Edgar B. Hanks
Samuel Stiles
Annie E. Stiles
J. F. Frech
Rayne
John I. Brickell
John A. Brickell
White
Mary L. Ranson
John Prushnock
Montgomery
Carl Zarrak
Marriage Licenses Abridged List In Ohio Valley Towns
A compiled list shows numerous marriage licenses issued in towns including Blairsville Bolivar Livermore Indiana Pittsburgh Youngstown Bradenville Salisbury Apollo Weat Lebanon Johnstown Sagamore and Beyer area residents. Names include Edith Dohanos John Zohosanacky Nellie Forsythe Lena Galbraith Lula Jenkens Theora Rugh James Patterson Bertha Crawford and Mary Lohr among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zohosanacky
Edith Dohanos
Tunnelton
Lester W. Snyder
Blairsville
Mary L. Griner
George Silk
Bolivar
Nellie E. Forsythe
Chester Shrum
Livermore
Lena Galbraith
Henry C. Fegples
Lula Jenkens
Elmer GC
Rugh
Pittaburgh
Mary Hb, Lohr
Youngstown
Theodore V
Cawoski
Bradenville
Theora M
James M, Patterson
Salisbury
Bertha M
Crawford
Apollo
John Fetako
Indiana
Bessie Short
Ween
Dahil
R. McCreight
Marjorie L. Gray
Weat
Lebanon
Milan Bruieh
Johnatown
Bertha H. Wilkle
Johnstown
William McTigue
Gladys Othelda
Hdwards
James J. Pellegrino
Beyer
Susan H. Yatzkanle Sagamore
J. Albert Jacoby
Katherine Larn Kline
Edwin Clark and Family Start Florida Trip
Mrs Edwin Clark and three daughters left Oakland avenue Monday for the east coast of Florida to visit Dr and Mrs Martin parents of Mrs Clark. B Clark Crically a Glen Campbellan known figure who suffered a stroke last week is reported critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Edwin Clark
Florida
Mary
Kathryn
Peggy Lou
May
Oakland Avenue
Martin
Clark
B. Clark
Marriages Narrate Week of Nuptials Across Towns
A week of marriages is listed with partners from Armstrong township Blairsville Pittsburgh Clearfield Blairsville and Bradenville among others. Couples include Nink McCreight and Marjorie Louise Gray of Indiana and Helen Ayers of Pittsburgh with Rev Dr John J Mellvaine officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nink MccCreight
Armatrong Township
Marjorie Louise Gray
Indiana
First United Presbyterian Church
John J. Mellvaine
Robert Cunningham
Armstrong Township
Alonzo Bayard Gray
Public Schools Centennial Observance Plans Outlined
Plans for Indiana celebrating the 100th anniversary of public education take shape after a committee meeting in the library of Indiana High School. Events April 8 to 14 include services, a civic club dinner with speakers on educational history, visits to State Teachers College and local schools, a district auditorium address, and possible pageants and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Indianga
Commonwealth
State Teachers College
Indiana High School
Teachers College
Teachers, College
Plumville Bank Reorganization Moves Forward
Plumville prepares to establish The Plumville National Bank of Plumville after selling stock to meet reorganization demands. Required capital 50 000 dollars and 10 000 dollars surplus, with Recon struction Finance Corp taking 25 000 dollars preferred stock. Shares sold at 36 dollars, cash payment due before opening, 50 percent of old deposits released once the bank opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumville National Bank
Reconstruction Finance Corporations
Plumville National Bank of
Plumyville
B I C Music Store Opens at 720 Philadelphia Street
Miss Ella T. Cost, longtime head of the music department at another store, will open the B I C Music Store at 720 Philadelphia Street on Saturday. The shop will offer sheet music small instruments supplies and accessories and will take orders for instruments from leading manufacturers. Cost brings wide experience in sheet music and instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia St
Ella T. Cost
5. C
Ie.t. C. Music
Philadelphia Street
Miss Cost
Miss Cost Hag
Miss Madge Lydick Fractures Arm in Fall at Buchanan Office
Miss Madge Lydick a long time Indiana resident suffered a fracture of the left arm in a fall at the Buchanan Wholesale Grocery Co office this morning She had been employed as a clerk with the Buchanan Company for several years and is receiving treatment at the Indiana Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Lydick
Indiana
Buchanan Wholesale Grocery Co
Miss Lydick
Buchanan Company
Indiana Hospital
Counterfeit Twenty Dollar Bills Passed Saturday Night
A stranger circulated counterfeit twenty dollar bills in multiple Indiana businesses on Saturday night, linked to Johns town and nearby areas. Affected is Mrs. A. G. Heath who fractured her right arm in a fall Tuesday evening near College Avenue while going to a civic meeting. she is cared for at home. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R. D. readers, $6.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Johnstown
Andrew Jackson
A. G. Heath
College Avenue
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Post
R. D
Obituary notices from Washington township deaths
Multiple death notices from Washington township detail Mrs. Sarah Jane Potts Dunmire and Mrs. Sadie Elbertha Stuchel among others. Dunmire, 69, died after a disease complication and will be buried Friday at Harmony Grove cemetery with services at Harmony Grove church led by Rev. Fred Steuber. Stuchel, 19, died of pneumonia in Getty Heights area. funeral arrangements were incomplete at noon. Additional Stuchell family members, Meanor relatives, and local church ties are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher al. Dunmire
Sarah Jane (Potts) Dunmire
Washington Township
Harmony Grove Cemetery
Harmony Grove Church
Five Points
Fred Steuber
Jacob Potts
Washington Twp
TL. W. Potts
Near 'Plumville
Adda Little
Plumville
Land
Hanna Stuchell
Indiana
Dunmire
Jana
Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Sadie ‘Elbertha (Shields) Stuchel
Alva A, Stuchel
Getty Heights
James B
Emma Ackergon Shields
Fane
Hewitt Named to UF Special Committee on State Liquor Stores
Harl W. Hewitt of town has been named one of five representatives on a committee to study the local option provision of state liquor laws relating to state liquor stores. The panel was created at the recent special legislative session. Other members include Representatives Hirams, Andrews, Cambria, Patrick Conner and Howard M. Long. Philadelphia. Joseph A. Steedle, Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harl W. Hewitt
Town
Hirams
Andrews
Cambria
Patrick Conner
Howard M. Long
Philadelphia
Joseph A. Steedle
Allegheny
D A Edison Daughter Arrives At Nelson Home
Brushvalley township couple welcomes a baby girl weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces born Friday night. The mother and child are reported in good condition at the Nelson home with proud parents Blair A Nelson and Mrs Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Home
Blair A. Nelson
Brushvalley Township
Nelson
County Poultrymen for Modern Methods
State College specialists will conduct a four meeting series for county dairymen on February 14 and 15, with talks on the future of the potato market. Poultry meetings at Penn Run Clarksburg and Blacklick township showed strong interest in modern practices. H H Kauffman urged high quality chicks, disease control, and new brooding methods plus range shelters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Penn Run
Clarksburg
Blacklick Township
H. H. Kauffman
Court House
Warner
St Francis College Faces Indiana Buicks In Armory Match
St Francis College from Loretto hosts the Indiana Buicks on a Thursday night. The Buicks seek revenge after a 42 to 39 loss three weeks prior, while St Francis boasts strong district play this season. Preceded by Arcadia High School seniors in a 7 15 start, Travelers amid a fast stretch. An old fashioned square dance follows the 9 15 game with one admission price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis College
Loretto
Indiana Buicks
Armory
Buicks
Arcadia High School
Veterans of Foreign Wars Host Spanish War Vets Feb 16
Veterans of Foreign Wars will host Joseph A Blakeley Camp Spanish American War veterans at their South Tenth Street clubhouse on Thursday evening February 16, marking the Maine sinking anniversary in Havana Harbor. Harry H Lydick will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Joseph A. Blakeley
South Tenth Street
Havana Harbor
Harry 9. Lydick
Local Clergy Move into Ninth Street Parsonage
Dr. Jason W Carson takes over the Episcopal parsonage on Ninth Street vacated by Dr Rog er Charnock. The Carson home on Church Street was bought by C Streams for use as a funeral home. Streams plans extensive repairs. Groundhog Day at Canoe Ridge humorously unsettles Punxytawney Club members as the weather shadows the forecast. Blair Byers of Rayne township welcomes a son named Joseph born February 1. Charles Sebring, Burnside area resident, is found dead at his home near Whensburg at Me
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason W. Carson
Ninth St
Jason W. ‘Carson
Episcopal
Ninth Street
Roger Charnock
Carson
Church Street
C. Streams
Streams
Canoe Ridge
Punxeytawney Groundhog Club
Byera
Blair Byers
Rayne Township
Joseph
Burnside
Charles Sebring
Burnalde
Dea
Ben Davis
Whensburg
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Greta Garbo
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Mary Jones
Steel
Greta Garho
Boston
McCreight-Gray
Newcombe
Ayera
William Glenweaver
Thelma (Bair) McCuean
Rossiter
I. C. Bender
George Weaver
Clair Bair
Smithport
Lewis Lutz
J. Hylon Lewis
Hollise
Helen Lutz
Clearfield
Cherry Tree
C O. Andrés
H. H. Lewis
H. H. Lutz
James Milton Patterson, Jr
Bertha Mildred Crawford
Justice of the Peace
Jay D. Bfill
James Milton Patterson
John ©.Crawford
Shrum
Register and
Wm. R.calhoun
Orvil B. Shrum
Boyd Galbraith
Elizabeth Forsythe
Chas. M. Johnston
Michael Silk
Thomas Forsythe
Feteko
Rugh-Lohr
Bhwer George Rugh
Mary Elizabeth Lohr
Jay D. Hi
Cawoukl Rugh
Theodore Victory Cowaski
Miss Theargs
Mac ‘Rugh
Jay
Hill
Imperis
Metale Magazine
Public Schools
Danks Stuchell
Martha (Meanor) Stuchell
Marion Center
William P. Meanor
Stuchell
Presbyterian Church of
Merle Stuchell
A.M. McGeary
Frank Wood
R. D. Daly
St. Louis
Leo Weiland
East Pittsburgh
F. T. Wingrove
Grace
Warren Meanor
Rock ‘Island
Hugene Kingel
Braddock
Mrs
Alva A, Stuchell
Hewitt
Meontber
Aymer
Warm Springs
Clymey
Georgia
Blatvayite
Indiana High Huulraville Hf
Indiana High
Hugh A. Jackson
Salinburg
Pluchot Bag
Saltsburg
REMN
Arcadia High
Travelers
Square Dance
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