Two Youths Sentenced for Robbery and Dynamiting Case
Pete Ronson and Jos Kopson were fined 100 dollars each and sentenced to two years in the Allegheny County Workhouse for felonious entry larceny and pointing firearms. Edward McCann and Robert Lourmi faced three months to jail and 100 dollar fines for railroad dynamiting. Others received lesser penalties or reprieves as the summer court closed and attorneys began their vacation from July 10 to August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
the Kopson
Fine
Jai
Pete Ronson
Jos Kopson
J. N. Langham
Allegheny County
U. GC
Sickenberger
Mitchells Mills
Edward McCann
Robert Lourmi
Albert Lago
New York Central Railroad
Clymer- Sample Run
John Smith
Clymer
Frank Spranblek
Sam Abraham
Amandere Succharelli
Steve Balogh
Pete Lembo
Civil Court Verdicts and Continuances Noted
A verdict of 1700 dollars was returned for Mildred RE Lucas in the trespass case against Chauncay W Hoover. In the trespass case Charles H Dressing v M W Co operative Gas and Oil Co a verdict for the defendant. In Marie Ferrell and Lawyer B Ferrell v George McGown a verdict for 473.50 dollars for the plaintiff. Continuances granted in Pasquale and Minnie Variale v August and Antonio Tirabas si and Robert Y Brown v Schrader Gas Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred RE. Lucas
Chauncay W. Hoover
Charles H. Dressing
M. & W. Co-operative Gas and Oil Company
Marie Ferrell
B. Ferrell
George McGown
Pasquale
Minnie Variale
August
Antonio Tirabassi
Robert Y. Brown
John B. Schrader
The
Schrader Gas Company
A Mabon Home Damaged By Fire In Morning Blaze
Fire started in the basement of A W Mabon on Church street when an awning leaning against a furnace pipe ignited while paper burned in the furnace. The blaze burned between living room and dining room partitions, hindering firefighters. Miss Jean Lytle, sister of Mrs Mabon, was moved to the home of Mr and Mrs John M Dugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Mabon
Church Street
Jean Lytle
Prominent Indiana Residents Observe Wedding Anniversaries
Indiana residents marked anniversaries including Dr and Mrs E E Simpson on ninth street observing thirty fifth, Dr and Mrs J C Pinkerton twenty fifth, Wy and Mrs S C Streams eleventh, Mr and Mrs L W Robinson Jr waning Wevanih anniversary, and Mr and Mrs Wilfred Helwig first anniversary. A Mitchells Mills correspondent notes forty families and fifty automobiles in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Mrs. Wilfred Helwig
Quiet Fourth in Indiana at Klan Farm Picnic
The Fourth of July in Indiana will be quiet aside from fireworks. Families picnicking at Camp Rest and the Country Club and motorists to Clearfield towns fill the day. A big ox roast at Klan farm two miles south of Indiana features baseball games Arcadia vs Indiana A A at 10:30 and 3, an address by Chief Strongwolf, talks by Grand Dragon H G Shaw, Miss Martha Turnley, and Cc R Butler, plus music by the York Male Chorus. If rain, events move to Indiana high school in evening. Also descendants of Adam Tyger plan reunion at Braebreeze Park and the Miller family reunion at the Fair Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klan Farm
Indiana
Camp Rest
Country Club
Clearfield
Arcadia
Indiana A. A
Strongwolf
University of Pennsylvania
Grand Dragon
H. G. Shaw
Imperial
Martha Turnley
Cc. R. Butler
Reclamation
York
Marriage Licenses and Local Community Meeting Notices
Women of Purchase Line form home economics group to learn Penn State Extension courses at the Academy on Tuesday July 10 at 2 pm. Miss Bessie Owen will explain free courses in food selection homemaking furnishing household management clothing. A pure bred ram sale by Indiana County Sheep and Wool Growers Assn set for August 30 at the Fair Ground. Connell to assist county on July 24 to inspect animals for sale. Also reports on local pure bred flocks and buyers. Second Daughter in Chick Patty undergoes appendix operation at Libaries Hospital. Miss Olive Clark, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clark, survived a similar operation weeks earlier. Andrew Plening, 62, of Shawnee Ohio, injured when struck by freight train near Blairsville, treated for fractured collarbone and facial injuries at Indiana Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purchase Line
Pur Tchase Line
Academy
Bessie Owen
Pennsylvania State College
Indiana County Sheep and Woal Growers Association
Connell
State College
Andrew Plening
Shawnee
Ohio
Indiana Hospital
Blairsville
Marjory McCormick and Frank Stephenson wed in Ohio
Miss Marjory McCormick daughter of the late J B McCormick and Frank Stephenson of Westfield Pennsylvania were united in marriage in Ohio on Wednesday They are now touring the western states Mannion Johnson Arthur Mannion of Boston and Miss Blanche Johnson of Indiana were married at St Marys Catholic Church Cleveland on June 27
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard B. Williams
Indiana
Geneva
E. Mottern
Edward M. Framptor -Namine Rearick
Dayton Della G
Westfield
Frank CG
Stephenson
Margery McCormick
Smicksburg
Joseph Augustin Illen Campbell
Mary Lenard
Glen Campbell
Brojan Batula
Steelton
Mildred Murdick
Oal Run -Parkwood
Alpha ¢. Crum
Tracey E. Robertson Ndiana
R. D. Fero
F. Lydick
Lillie EX
Lydie
Marjory McCormick
J. B. McCormick
Frank Stephenson
Ohio
Mannion-Johnson
Arthur Mannion
Boston
Blanche Johnson
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Cleveland
Boston couple wed at St Marys in Cleveland ceremony
Arthur Mannion of Boston Mass and Blanche Johnson of the town were married on Wednesday at St Marys Catholic Church in Cleveland. Georgeville educator Clara Barr of Marian Center was elected teacher for the Georgeville school term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgeville
Clara Barr
Marian Center
Georgeville School
Real Estate Transfers Tangle With Unclear Names
Real estate transfers list multiple buyers and sellers across Green White Mahoning and nearby areas with various acreages and prices. Notable entries include Elizabeth Behar to John Warner for a lot in North Mahoning, $700, and James Dy Mee to Cwin for a lot in Aidhwa priced $6,440. The document contains numerous garbled names and figures, plus a note about a Fourth of July Drum Corps appearance in Clearfield and locals traveling to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Behar
John Warner
North Mahoning
Jane A. Schmittle
Lloyd J. Gorman
Montgomery
Rummel
John McGrail
Green
J. M. Gressley
Frank Parry
Ralph M. Borland
Carlisle Crissman
White
W. J. Underwood
Paul Adams
Brushvalley
Workingmen's
B. & I. Association
Robert J. Suiffey
Burrell
Drummond
West Mahoning
W. Syg
Andrew Lydick
Marlin
Adams
Cherryhill
Morris
Pine
Mande Holle Huightof
M. Mii
Phouville
Carl Ve Shaibarger
Wille
Oscar
Chie
Dames Dy Mee
Cwin
Aidhwa
James
Jack Tf Kraaiester
Pittsburgh
Lo Gompany
Nores
Shyiaiins
Bodotowa
Piasasol
Miodk
Kelley
Ak Saeres
Aristrang
BT An
Personal Brevities From Indiana County Scene
A long list of social notes and travel: Clover Pierce from Plumville calls at the county seat. M. J. Golden from Chertshill township visits. Delmont Fisher and family welcome a son. W. A. Buyers and son visit Parkwood. Paul Mack from McKeesport visits relatives. Postmaster J. Milton Stewart from Pench Run calls at the county seat. many locals and visitors are named in calls, visits, and trips to towns like Vienna burg, Austin, New Ho rence, Wellsville, and others, with mentions of funerals, honeymoons, visits to Ohio, and family arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Pierce
Plumville
M. J. Golden
Chertshill Township
Delmont Fisher
Town
W. A. Buyers
Tewis
Parkwood
Indiana
Paul Mack
McKeesport
J. Milton Stewart
Pench Run
Barl Long and
Wayne Avenue
Viennaburg
W. Simpson
Burt Winter
Georgeville
Joh Malcolm
South Seventh Street
Melviia Davis
Joseph Schertzinger
Lawn
Austin
Z. A. Jamison
Jon Foe Grace
Eliza
New Horence
Trdlana
Milton Hosack
Freeport
William Hosack
Jennie Patrick
Jennie Dalton
Scotland
Clynn Donahey
School Street
Raymond J. Moorhead
New Concord
Ohio
Moorhead
Nellie McGregor
Pittsburgh
Frank McGregor
Lorust Street
H. G. Wilbert
W. P. Davis
Walter Pollard
St. Clairsville
Kennel Gardens
Harry W. Truitt
W. R. Tomb
Cordelia
Ocean City
New Jersey
George Smith
Somerset
Lown
Mia
Smith
Thomas Simpson
Chestnut Street
Ben L. Stephens
Catherine
Trone
Marybelle
Jane
Marie
Robert
Clynter
George Lenkard
Charles
John
Deland
Tla
Roy Litzinger
Himira
Binghampton
W. P. Littlefield
Lucille
North Seventh Street
Keota
Iowa
Bloomington
Charles W. Moorhead
West Water Street
Burnheimer
Anderson George
Edward
Erie
Ral
General Meetiie Company
Dh. Vily
C. Turner
Boston
Renyexent Aulivea
Royal Areaunin
Wis
Ordit
Las
Shen Elmer Thorland
Yeouby
Sheri Mayene Wilson
Cenntyine
Lois Titainger
Very Sowser
Chorton River
Clarion
Brie
Jay Night
Noval
Progress Ftir
Shay
BriKtat
Sea
Novak
Novak Reeouihy
Wiggins and Calhouns to Hold Joint Meet Next Year
Reunion of the Wiggin and Calhoun families drew over 100 attendees at the Wiggin home in Parkwood. A business session planned a joint reunion for the Wiggin and Calhoun lines at Krank Crate’s Parkwood residence, with officers elected for the coming year. Engagement announced: Miss Marie Calhoun, daughter of Lowry Calhoun, to wed George A. Miging of Parkwood. ceremony planned for December in Buckeye. Notables at the gathering included Mr and Mrs George Gailey and son Alliance Ohio, Frank Gailey and Bhat Cole, A. Le McCleary and family, and S. M. Gailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan
AL Uuyers
Rnede Parkwood
Wigebis
Calhoun
Krank Crate
Parkwood
Sheloetly
Hantdlant
B. H. Vilagerahl
Livermore
Misa
Lebanon
Marie Cale
Buffalo
Miss Calloun
Init Danphler
Lowry
A. le McCleury
Anc
Levchburg
M. Gailey
James Black
Charles Jackson
Greensburg Boosts Republican Campaign Rally
State Chairman Martin Soands connected the presidential campaign at Greensburg on Saturday addressing Westmoreland County Republicans. Auditor General Edward Martin warned against underestimating Governor Al Smith and urged party unity over personal ambition for a prosperous Pennsylvania under Republican leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Soands Key
Edward Martin
Harrisburg
Republican State Committee
Greensburg
Westmoreland
Martin
al Smith
New York
Democratic Standard Werrer
Idl
Tammany
Missionary Society Convention at Plomyille Well Attended
The Women s Missionary Society of the Congregational Presbytery of the United Presbyterian Church met at Plumyville with Miss Mabel Blaty of Washington, Pa addressing Abyssinia mission work on furlough. A report from Miss Evelyn Truman of India and general convention notes were read. pageants by Plumville societies drew praise. An allegedly garbled Rotary Club item followed with complex misreads about speakers and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GB. Guyor
Altoona
Buffalo
Lida Stephens
Emily Myers
Crete Society
Plumville
Bathel
Clyde
Death notices and obituaries from a Pennsylvania county paper
A long obituary list covers Lewis Bailey aged 70 and several relatives. It details his birth on March 1 1858 in Falemonkey, marriage to Anne M. Fillmore, children Glynn Merle Athel, and five others, with funeral at Grove Chapel Lutheran Church and Greenwood Cemetery. Also noted are Golden of Winfield Kansas death at 90, Sarah Mogle 68, Thomas Rowland 82, and Jean Campbell 61, with family ties, church affiliations, and burial info. Buffalo resident Jean Campbell interred in Buffalo after visiting family in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Bailey
N. A. R Bailey
Crookside
Lydia Swonger
Palrment City
Chirlon County
Datel
Biarbeth Warsinger Bailey
Fale Money
Wis Hite
N.A. Bailey
Creekside
J. A. Bailey
Youngtown
Qohiet
Crewe Chapel
Tamessid
Elizabeth McQuiston
Phewrm
Anne M. Fillmore
Glynn
Merle
Indiana
Athel
Lome
Trrathers
Ving
John McQuiston
Tewett
Theodore McQuiston
Greenwood Cemetery
Grove Chapel Tutheran Church
Cante] Golden
Winfield
Kan
Samuel
Sarah
Utter) Golden
Brishgalley Township
James Conner
Kianfog
Mary Amond
Cherryhill Township
Golden
Penn Run
Livine
Samuel BG. Golden
Wichita
Amanda R. (Golden) Coo~ley
Okliahoma
Sarah Catherine Mogle
Jacob Mogle
New Rosemoyne
Taylor Mogle
SmJeksburg
Aaron Houck
Marion Genter
David Karr
Davis
Claude
Dubois
Jacob Moyle
Jemainead Farm
Thildren
Mia
Joe Haglett
Paixsutawney
Evpuktor, Key, Troutman
Vno
Sudeksbure Lutheran Cemetery
Thomas Rowland
Smleksburg
South
Bankeksburs
Ue Oro
Helen
Cand Lareiel Ware
Ariel
June Busy Month for Indiana County Sabbath School Workers
Unresting activity marked June as 28 districts held annual district conventions with broad attendance. Nearly 400 young people registered for a county wide gathering led by Rev Bonsall and Miss Brown. The convention plans for September 18 19 in Indiana County with Dr W S Ahearn and Will Rhodes as leaders. County President S W Guthrie heads to Los Angeles for the world Sabbath School convention with about 400 Pennsylvania delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aine
Sablath
Didiana
Bonsall
Indiana
Heshbon
Marion Center
Wudnt
Aip
Thay
Hanks
Kissell
Fins
Pr. W. S. Ahearn
Boston University
Will Rhodes
Pittsburgh
Rhodes
S. W. Guthrie
Los Angeles
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Pennsylvania
Crairsville Man Heads Independent Grocers
Willun Steel of Blairsville was elected chair of the Independent Grocers section at a Thursday meeting at Stuka Market. Officers include George Walla Indiana secretary John Dillery Homer City and others. The new group aims to promote cooperative advertising, combined buying power, and mutual support among Indiana County stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willun Steel
Blairsville
Chiairmin
Feracors' Agsectila
Stuka Market
George Walla
Inddana
Slabura
Indiana
John Drlliad
Homer City
Treasuriay Dh
Owens
Bowser
Wid
Tate
Clymer
Ocodv Hgh
Two men charged with wire theft after heating incident
Sutterville officials report William Toduel and Carl Volevaan, both of Wertemea, and J Morea of COME, jailed on charges of stealing about 280 pounds of copper wire from the Ball Telephone Company. The robbery occurred in Saward A Mode E, with suspect items tied to local schools and colleges. Witnesses describe the event at the regional convention in Houston, Texas, where Democratic nominees were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daandy Dail
William Toduel
Sutreville
Garl Volevaan
J. Morea
COME
Johnstown
Sand Wits
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mumiay Gveninky
Maar Kacser
Sheqet Ebner Garrard
Youran
Maine
Prohibition
Dan Vielitor
Commodore
Edith Louise Pstergon
Charles Edwin Patterson
Dr. Patterson
Douglass
Philadelphia Street
Patterson
Chick Patty
App Ndienis
Mies
Olwa Clark
Be. Clark
Liabiara Hospital
Miss Minute Chie
Hicht-Snyder
Harry W. Biehl
Kittanning
Thelma Snyder
Harry A. Snyder
Tailroad Avenue
O. B. Emerson
M. E. Church
Virginia Ferguson
Hen Follock
Amy
Dorothy Snyder
Candy
Doris Snyder
Fred W. Biel
New England
Canada
Vandergrift
Biehl
Helen Viola Kinter
Charles Kinter
Rayne Township
George A. Orr
South Mahoning Township
Grove Chapel Lutheran Church
Edgar Hanks
May Learn
Ambrose
John Orr
Mr. Orr
Williams-Mottern
Howard Williams
Whippet
Geneva Mottern
J. C. Pinkerton
First United Presbyterian Church
Grace Williams
Niagara Falls
Williams
Mannion d Johnson
Mass
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Varta
Bally
Byrne
Hy Deren
Isis
Ponleeg
Teraserd
Sadan Center
Vba
Peerat
Tidiana
State
Wiggins and Calhouns
YITAR
Rotary Chib
Geir
M. Markhill
Sol Ui AU
Wil H. Stadih
Adit Seart
Lyttle
Sloan Agty
Odin O'Neal
Prapeam
Reiko
Urea
Obotea SS. PT Baa Ay Seyerreaey AG WM
Oeloyernoe Fide
Teibnie
Thas Ghieotel Aghas
Ada
John Lewis Bailey
Sarah Catherine Mogte
Joes
Cowan Wei
Corl
Bartied
Bere de Lh Tasoddip, Died. She Losec Top Jwerente, Mi and Mr Dae Ee H Midone
Hese Brothas
Vlede
Margaret Aint Seady Malone
Taine Campbell
Jeanse Campbell
BH. Ll. Mays
Dr. W. Ss. Abeta
Beeston Edueater
Wil Rhodes
Tmrisburgh
Wil
Crairsville Man
Independent Grocers
College
Jobat Keith
Toe Soo Ponthers’ College
Af Fawi
Arta Tomas Suttean
Wiltat S. Daugherty
James W. Mack
Findih
Doobinson
al Suith
Joseph JT. Robinson
Arkansas
Ure Standard
Houstes
Texas
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