Indiana Co-operative Dairy reports $11,000 gain at annual meeting
At the Moore Hotel today the Indiana Co-operative Dairy Co. held its annual meeting. Manager W. R. Fielder reported an $11,000 increase in 1929 revenues to $101,962.86. About 50 stockholders attended. all 24 stockholders are local. The plant on Wayne avenue, built for $25,000, has operated ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Fielder
Indiana Co-operative Dairy Co
Moore Hotel
Indiana County
Wayne Avenue
Fielder
G.G. Hill
R. H. Olmstead
Dairy Department of
Pennsylvania ‘State College
Sale of health seals reaches $8200 in county drive
Report from schools shows total of 156.28 sold to pupils with Harold Williams in charge. County strains include Indiana High School 51.22 and various schools statewide. Also notes birthday party, state subsidies to fourth class districts totaling 129387, and other local notices about traffic, church, real estate, and fishing permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold €. Williams
Town
Indiana High School
Second Ward
Third Ward
Creekside
Weaver
Baltsburg
L. McMillen
Juneau
W. H. Stiver
Holri
R. W. Beamer
Glen Campbell
H. G
Norris
Lucerne
N. Glassford
Ernest—J. Q. Anderson
Sheloca—Nile BE. Fulmer
Clymer
John EB. Davis
Eugene H. McNulty
Indiana County
Cambria
Clearfield
Westmoreland
Two Miners Die as Mine Roof Caves at Lucerne
In Mine No 2 at Lucerne on Friday afternoon a roof collapse crushed two miners, Charles Glance 45 and Darrel Yeager 28, instantly killing them. Both were married with children, and fellow workers recovered their bodies within minutes.
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Lucerne
Charles Glance
Darrel Yeager
Tifa
Notable Weasel Trapper Claims Reported
The Bureau of Predatory Animals of the State Game Commission reports multiple names among bounty claims in January. Names include Woodrow Wilson Linesville PA John S Fisher Knox PA William McKinley Everett PA James Juindburg Pottstown PA Mark Anthony and Cleo Patrick Northpoint PA. Mark Anthony leads by submitting weekly claims as about 18 000 weasels were received for bounty so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Predatory Animals
The
State Game Commission
Woodrow Wilson
Linesville
John S. Fisher
Knox
William McKinley
Everett
James Juindburg
Pottstown
Mark Anthony
Cleo Patrick
Northpoint
Real estate transfers listed in Jacksonville and surrounding areas
Farmers & Miners Bank of Jacksonville transfers two lots to Dr T R Boden for 4000 dollars. John R McIntire acquires a tract and three lots in Burrell for 6000 dollars. Alice G McMasters sells 100 acres in Banks to Urey Ridge Coat Co for 7431 dollars. Hanna Sliman sells a lot in Blacklick to Lottie Crusan for 2025 dollars. Thomas Olsen transfers 110 acres in S Mahoning to Thressa Olsen for 7100 dollars. Mary McKnight sells a lot in Indiana to Frank D Kelly for 2600 dollars. Alex Bennett sells a lot in White to W A Bence for 325 dollars. Barbara G Lawson sells a Blairsville lot to J Freeman Ferguson for 6500 dollars. Various names listed with no clear action in Blairsville Latrobe Kittanning structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers & Miners Bank of Jacksonville
T. R. Boden
Jacksonville
John R. McIntire
Burrell
Alice G. ‘McMasters
Urey Ridge Coat Co
Banks
Hanna Sliman
Lottie Crusan
Blacklick
Thomas Olsen
Thressa Olsen
S. Mahoning
Fatally Injured at Coal Tipple in Coal Run
Joseph Risch a 20 year old Coal Run man died at an Indiana hospital hours after being crushed between two loaded railroad cars on the local coal tipple. He weighed over 200 pounds and was part of the rock jumping crew. he slipped between cars and was crushed in the chest and abdomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Run
Joseph Risch
Dingle
Indiana
Risch
New Dog License Record Tops Earlier Years
County Treasurer Elmer W. Allison reports 5343 dog licenses issued by noon today, far surpassing last year and only 2169 below the total for 1929. Owners without licenses are urged to register to avoid higher penalties than the license cost. Indiana People Sail Today for Cruse of the West Indies The Buchanan, Daugherty, Stewart families and sons sail from New York today on the Statendam for a West Indies cruise, returning February 24. Salisburg Bay Appointed Congressman Thomas Hine, son of Simon P. Hine, is nominated for midshipman principal in the US Navy. he studies at Kiski. Lost Three Toes Charles Rochester, Marion Center, had three toes amputated at Adrian hospital after frostbite and gangrene. Blairsville Woman in Ford Hospital Mrs W H Sweet of Blairsville recovering after surgery at Henry Ford Hospital. Do you remember when the flapper was called chicken
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BRS
Gor
Elmer W. Allison
Indiana
Crise
West Indies
George T. Buchanan
North Sixth Street
Jon M. Daugherty
Church Street
Ernest Stewart
John and
Ernest, Jr
Rail
Yoad Avenue
New York
Statendam
Saliaburg Bay
N. L. Strong
Thomas Hine
Simon P. Hine
Salisburg
United States Navy
Youngs
Kiski
Charles Rochester
Marion Center
Adrian Hospital
Punxeutawney
Cree Henderson
Seattle
Wash
Elders Ridge
Charles ©. Hullthen
Frank Wagner
Homerais
Tues- BY
Harvey Brown
Penn Run
BR. D. 2
Robert Milton Elwood
Pine Flats
Wilkinsburg
Earl Graham
Lewisville
Robert Graham
Blairsville
Elmer Shields
Jacksonville
Progress Office
Samuel Kring
Connellsville
Clarence Williams
Luther Williams
Town
A. H. Wiggins
T. W. Wiggins
B. R. Pesler
Maude
Armstrong Township
Charles Hoffman
Martha McLain
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Akron
Frank
Edward Vogel
Vogel Electric Company
Johnstown
Pennsylvania State Association of Master Plumbers
H. S. Campbell
John B. Flenniken
Board of
J. Sides
Joseph Wolfe
Burrell Township
Clark Daugherty
Jeannette
Hart Daugherty
North Ninth Street
William
Daugherty
Walker Smith
George W.carner
Nancy
Jane
BE. Walker Smith, Jr
Katherine Saltsgiver
Clairton
F. C., Sensabaugh
Commodore
W. W. Moorhead
Dixonville
Leroy Bee
Stafford
Green Township
W. L. Overdorff
Russell
Loicie
Brushyalley
Overdorff
Progress
John Graff& Sons
Barker
Jurors Named for March 1930 Court Sessions
A list of 24 grand jurors and 60 petit jurors for the March 1930 term was drawn by the jury commissioners Scott, Chambers and Wm. F. George. The names include Artemus C. and many from Blairsville, Indiana, Homer City, Smicksburg, Strongstown, Rochester Mills, and other local towns. The roster shows multiple residents across Marion Center, Blairsville RD, Indiana, and surrounding areas.
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Scott, Chambers
Wm. F. George
Marth
Artemus
Robinson
Byrne
W. C
Blairsville
Barr
Bya
Indiana
Bartlett
Chas. A
Brown
Mrs
Launna
Marion Center
R.D. Clark
Stetla
Cherrytree
Cribbs
C. M
Smicksburg
R.D. Duncan
R. M
Wing
Roy M
Livermore
Edwards
0. K
Homer City
Hamilton
Fannie R
Hosack
O. J
R.D. Kerr
Thomas C
Georgeville
Lightcap
Laura
Home
McGully
B. F
Morton
W. A
Saltshore
Moore
C. E
Potts
Elmer
Ross
W.A
G. Smith
Murray
Glen Campbell
Sutton
Robert S
Smith
F.M
Travis
Merrill
Wolfenden
Edith
Baker
Annie M
Mystery Fire Destroys Blacklick Homes
A fire of mysterious origin destroyed the dwelling and contents of Joseph La Rocca and Mrs. Sarah George in Blacklick early Sunday. Loss is estimated at $15,000. Blairsville and Homer City fire teams arrived quickly but could not save the houses. La Rocca's barber shop was in the La Rocca building, with his family away at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph la Rocca
Sarah George
Blacklick
la Rocca
George
Blairsville
Homer City
la Rocco
Strong Campbell of Nanty-Glo Rumor Died Debunked
Strong Campbell of Nanty-Glo was hale and hearty after rumors he died Saturday. Sheriff Borland spoke with Campbell, disproving the death claim. In other news, Ritz Theatre to premiere Rio Rita with a midnight show at 12:01 Monday. Tickets on sale, seating reserved, advance buyers enter at 11:30 Sunday. Nordby couple welcomes baby Kenneth William Nordby, second son to Mr. and Mrs. Nordby Wallace Nordby. The only racket worth chasing is a tennis racket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong Campbell
Nanty-Glo
Strong” Campbell
Mr. Campbell
William Campbell
Frank Carney
Strongstown
H. Elmer Borland
Rowland
Rio Rita
Ritz
Bebe Daniela
Nordby
Wallace Nordby
Indiana Theatres
Indiana Hospital
Kenneth William Nordby
Demand for Forestry Seedlings at Farm Bureau Boostsorders
County farmers show brisk interest in nursery stock as Farm Bureau lists four seedling varieties White Pine Scotch Pine Pitch Pine and Japanese Larch at 2.00 per thousand. Spring shipments start April 1 with applications already filed by H M McGara Chamberville Will Huey Marchand and L S Wells Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Warner
Indiana
H. M. MecGara
Chambereville
Willam Huey
Marchand
Pennsylvania
Bell Telephone to Offer Time of Day Service
Bell Telephone announces time of day information by telephone after March 1 with a five cent charge per call. W C St Clair, district manager, says the service will let users obtain the correct time any hour, day or night, and the cost will be borne by users who choose to use it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. St. Clair
Bell Telephone Company
Deaths and funeral notices from Rayne and nearby towns
Several obituary notices from Rayne and surrounding areas detail the deaths of Bertha Helman Kelly 66, Edgar H. Liteheberger 67, Mary Jane Davis 80, Annie Bennett 68, and David Rodkey 69. Services announced for Rayne Presbyterian church, Oakland cemetery, Blairsville cemetery, and Diamondville cemetery with survivors listed including spouses, children, and siblings.
Jury Awards $12088.59 in Coal Car Suit
In Cambria county civil court Ebensburg six hours of deliberation yielded a verdict for M K and W L Piper coal mine operators against James Blair and David Blair Blair Lumber Co Indiana. Damages total $12088.59 for failure to furnish sufficient coal cars as agreed. Trial began January 14 before Judge John H McCann.
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Cambria County
Ebensburg
M. K
W. L. Piper
Westmoreland County
James 5
David Blair
Indiana
Blair Lumber Company
Rial Singe
John H. McCann
Miniature King Tut Tomb Displayed by Local Firm
A. W. Mabon & Sons showcases a miniature tomb of Tutankhamen in its display windows. The exhibit, created by an asphalt paint company, explains ancient Egyptian use of asphalt for permanency. A colored tomb and a miniature gold casket are also shown, with a booklet titled Asphalt Through the Ages distributed by the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Tut
A. W. Mabon & Sons
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Fisher Predicts Global Gold Shortage in Coming Years
Dr. Irving Fisher warns that the world will face a gold famine in the near future. The speaker notes a personal experience of scarcity that mirrors the anticipated shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Fisher
Kour Youths Plead Guilty After Chicken Theft
Frank Detwiler Telford Hill and Donald McDonald of Strongstown pleaded guilty to stealing 13 chickens from Mrs. Trille Boring on December 14. Jesse Detwiler, brother of Frank, pleaded receiving stolen goods. All four jailed after sentencing by Judge Langham to pay costs, $25 fines, restitu tion, and four months in county jail. Missing Homer City girls Mary Milloy and Edna Ames, ages 17 and 18, were found in Pittsburgh after leaving home January 13 as runaways seeking work. they were returned home. Two marriages recorded in the Court House: Nicholaa Levy and Catherine Kash ero. Earl Watts and Frances Patton. A lengthy banquet critique notes a hypocrite guest. A newborn son to Sandy and Donald Cameron Moose in Brushvalley.
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Kour
Frank Detwiler
Telford Hill
Donald McDonald
Strongstown
Squire G. C. Melin
Jesse Detwiler
Frank
Trille Boring
J. N. Langham
Homer City
Yound
Pittsburgh
Mary Milloy
Edna Ames
Register
Ralph Cummings
Court House
Nicholaa J. Levy
Latrobe
Catherine Kashero
Glaysmere
Earl G. Watts
Frances L. Patton
Kittanning
Fisher at Grundy dinner boosts protectionist tariff
Gov. John B. Fisher joined Senator Joseph R. Grundy at a Philadelphia Manufacturers' Club dinner which opened Grundy's Senate campaign. Grundy urged protective tariff to aid American labor while Fisher praised him as a fit representative, noting cross country support and national interest in industrial prosperity.
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Gov. Fisher
Grundy
Pennsylvania
Joseph R. Grundy
Senate
William 3. Ware
Manufacturers' Club
Philadelphia
John 8. Fisher
Mayor Mackey
Senator Grundy
Manufacturers’ Club
Seeles
Europe
Fisher
Guv
United States Senate
New England
California
Texas
Louisiana
Florida
New York Times
Pega
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sixth Street
William Pierce
Mra
William B. Pierce
South Sixth Street
Indiana Theater
Harrisburg
Wm. €. Price
State Highway Patrol
Hillsdale
Pine Grove
Wesleyan Methodist Church
W. H. Marvin
Allegheny Conference
Squire Hosack
William M. Hosack
Blaieville
Overbrook Sanitarium
East Church Street
John D. George
R. D. Barnes
Lucas Real Estate Agency
Barnes
Atlanta Constitution
South Bend Tribune
Ottee
Cockport
Youngwood
Jay Clark
Zola Hamilton
Levi D. Wakefield
Lavenia B. Begona
Hankers
Vincent EB. Keefe
Verona
Margaret Pease
Nicholas J. Levay -Latrobe
Catherine Kashera
Glasmere
Karl G. Watts
Francis 1. Patton
Ford Hospital
M. A
Bell
Vesta B
Bennett
Bilis
Bagley
Sarah
Barber
Raymond
Buchheit
H. C
Beatty
Charles
R.D. Baker
John
Butler
Arthur
Brithart
Jacob
Brandon
T. J
Kelly
H. H
Kerr
Bessie
Lowman
Wendell
Lambing
Guy
D . Loy
Rossiter
Lukehart
A. C
Dayton
C. J. Jr
Saltsburge
Meyers, J. C
R.D.T
J. J. McIlvaine
First United Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Herbert Wardrop
James Lamb
Herschel Shaffer
North Highth Street
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Indiana Progress
Cumberland
Wall Street
Ohio
Herbert Earl White
Martha Jane Wyant
Pooxsutawney
Karl R. Bennett
Mary Jane Leslie
Derry
Boureau
Bell Telephone CO
Bertha Helman Kelly
P. B. Kelly
Rayne Township
Leroy Kelly
Edgar H. Liteheberger
Edgar H. Litehsberger
Locust Street
Mixa Jane Snyder
George H. Snyder
Presbyterian Church
Robert L. Clark
Oakland Cemetery
Halsey M. Walker
George D. Snyder
J. M. Jamison
Mary J. Davis
Mary Jane Davis
Robert M. McKnight
George W. Davis
H. E. Lloyd
Blairaville M. D
A. L. Bennett
Annie Bennett
Clarence Jenkins
Louis Jenkins
Thomas Uncapher
John J
David Uncapher
F. M
David Rodkey
Cherryhill Township
Diamondville
Sandy Moose
Brushvalley
Donald Cameron Moose
Cov. Fisher
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