County Institute 18 Last Week in August
Indiana County Teachers Institute moves to late August to avoid disrupting the school year. Sessions at Indiana High School auditorium feature day instructors from Ohio State University Texas University University of Pittsburgh along with state educators. Music will be directed by John W. Neff of the State Teachers College as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Neff
State Teachers College
Indiana County Teachers Institute
Indiana High School
Indiana County School Directors’ .Association
Jas. F. Chapman
Dee James Chubb
Ohio State University
Frada Holmes
The
Texas University
Freeman Guy
Pittsburgh
M. S. Spence
Ebensburg
State Educational Association
Robert C. Shaw
Lee L. Driver
State Department of Education
Harrisburg
State Teachers’ College
McCoy Farm
Indiana
Indiana County Tuberculosis Society
Real Estate Transfers and a Car Crash in Indiana
Real estate transfers include Rossanna A Shields to Elmer M Shields for 68 acres in North Mahoning at 1090 dollars and Elmer Shields to Myrtle I Peffer for a jot in North Mahoning at one dollar. A series of property trades occurs in Canoe and Green with prices ranging from one dollar to fifteen hundred dollars. A girl, Dahlia Rabosky, 18, from Mooween, sustains serious injuries when a car she rode in loses control and plunges down an 18 foot embankment near Clarksburg. She is treated at Indiana hospital. A Shrine Parade is planned in Indiana with a 20 minute uniform body parade by Jaffa Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine from Altoona en route to DuBois for the midsummer ceremonial, stopping briefly at Punxsutawney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossanna A. Shields
Elmer M. Shields
North Mahoning
Elmer Shields
Myrtle I. Peffer
Lewis Nagy
John Campbell
Canoe
Adrain Realty Co
Paul Pezauti
Jacksonville
Dolly Treese
B. Walker Smith
Green
John Bennett
W. C. Bennett
Indiana
Wm. H. Carney
Caroline Carney
Pine
Andrew Kaiser
C. W. Palmer
Conemaugh
Sara Belle Carr
Clarence Carr
Charles H. Stiffler
Joseph Zoltansky
Oliva D. Hodson
A. A. Daugherty
Salisburg
United Presbyterian Woman's Association of North America
Salisbury
HH. B. Langham
John Pina
White
A. H. Seaman
Anna Ivan
Mike Lisi
Twila Jones
Homer City
Clarksburg
Dahlia Rabosky
Mooween
Indiana Hospital
Pete Walker
Iselin
Jaffa
Mystic Shrine
Altoona
DuBois
Indiana Shriners
Punxsutawney
R and P Injunction Violation Hearing Set August 1
Judge Henderson of Fayette County issued writs of contempt to eight defendants Tuesday in a motion court session. The contempt order targets Sagamore and NuMine defendants for allegedly trespassing on the Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co property, violating a previous injunction issued July 16. The hearing date remained set for Saturday, August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Fayette County
D. W. Henderson
Sagamore
NuMine
Raichester &Pittsburgh Coal Co
Reunion Day at County Health Camp Peeks Toward Growth
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Marriage Licenses and a Pastor's Return to Pulpit
Walter Obley and Kathryn Julock take a marriage license in Strongstown, while Clymer listings include William Dewey Stephens and Bessie May Dearmy. Rev Orville J. Fleming, former minister in Irwin, recuperates after appendicitis and plans to resume duties August 16 at First United Presbyterian in town. Center Township Tax League names delegates H S Lydick T S Brandon and Mrs Frank Winsheimer and urges candidates to file statements of stance on three Tax Justice League objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Obley
Clymer
Kathryn Julock
William Dewey Stephens
Strongstown
Bessie May Dearmy
Nettleton
Oscar Roscusin
Dubois Lilly
Olga Engle
Greensburg
Lawrence Parks Frailey
Elderton
Sara Martha Fouts Parkwood
Mike John Zoemian
Heilwood
Agnes Rose Kompardo
Chandos
Roy Cavanaugh
Seeright
Orville J. Fleming
United Presbyterian Church
Irwin
Indiana Hospital
Crete
Jacksonville United Presbyterian
Center Township
Tax League
Tax-Justice League
Lydick
Brandon
Frank Winsheimer
Harry Anderson
Indiana
Federal Officers Seize Beer Truck in Blairsville on Weekend
Prohibition officers halted a truck loaded with beer, furniture, and freight on East Market street Blairsville on Saturday evening while drivers ate nearby. No arrests were made as officers kept hold of the vehicle and cargo. Other notices report dog licenses surpassing 1930 totals at noon, fishing licenses issued to date, an Armstrong Grove Camp Meeting set for August 13 with evangelists from Pasadena and Wilmore, a Sagamore couple welcoming a daughter at Indiana hospital, and a nostalgic Fourth of July reminiscence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Prohibition
East Market Street
Elmer W. Allison
Amstrong Grove
Armstrong Grove
Kittanning
Buuer Road
C. Ww. Ruth
Pasadena
Calif
T. M. Anderson
Wilmore
Ken
Blairsville Druggist Disappears After Thursday Night Walk
Blairsville druggist J. B. Martland vanished Thursday night after leaving his shop. A wife’s letter reportedly instructs her to run the business. The Martlands moved to Blairsville about six years ago from Tarentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
J. B. Martland
Martlands
Tarentum
Man Held for Alleged Wrist Watch Theft
Pate Looney was held for appearance at court on a charge of larceny after allegedly taking a wrist watch from Miss Helen Thornbury of town and refusing to return it. The incident occurred last evening in Peace OC. G. McLain was named as the observer in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
C. C. McLain
United Mine Workers of America
Indiana
G. McLain
Pate Looney
Helen Thornbury
Sheriffs Attend Pennsylvania Association Meeting in Erie
Sheriff H Elmer Borland and former sheriff J R Richards attend the annual meeting of the Sheriffs Association of Pennsylvania in session at Erie this week amid a rise in idle rumors about various climates and leather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
H. Elmer Borland
J. R. Richards
Town
Jare
Sheriff's Association of Pennsylvania
Indiana postal employees to Clarion tonight
A large delegation from the Indiana post office travels to the Postal Employees of the 27th Congressional District convention in Clarion. The banquet is at 7:00 PM at Clarion State Teachers College. The Indiana group lists Mr. and Mrs. Walters Malcolm Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Borland and others including James A. Isenberg Benjamin R. Thompson and Samuel Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Post Office
27Th
Seasion
Clarion
Clarion State Teachers College
Indiana
Albert L. Miller
D. McFarland
D. B. Shirley
J. W. Fleming
James A. Isenberg
Benjamin R. Thompson
James C. Fee
Samuel
Trimble
Stanley Fleming
Sagamore strike ends as mine reopens with 250 back at work
The Sagamore mine of the B and O Coal Go reopened Tuesday morning with 250 men returning to their places and no disorder. Officials report no demands or agreements, and expect more men to report. A quiet scene also described at NuMine Margaret and Yatesboro. Meanwhile, Rev. Dr. John J. McKvaine and family depart for a vacation including Beach Haven, Tarkio, Conneaut Lake, and New Concord, with visiting ministers to fill in during August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagamore
Old Geare
NuMine
Margaret
Yatesboro
Halvetin Coal Mining Co
John J. McKvaine
First United Presbyterian Church
Town
McIlvaine
Gene
Beach Haven
N.J
Robert M. Fisher
Tarkio
Conneaut Lake
New Concord
Mellvaine
J. Knox Montgomery
Ray, Orgilla J. Fleming
Irwin
Rev. Fleming
Willet
Former County Teacher Tours Western States
Miss Martha F. Hancock formerly of West Lebanon and long time county schools teacher is touring the western states. She recently studied at the University of Southern California Los Angeles with a Frick Educational Commission scholarship and attended the National Educational Association meeting in San Francisco June. She plans to return to Pittsburgh in September to resume teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha F. Hancock
West Lebanon
Pittsburgh
University of Southern California At
Los Angeles
Hancock
Frick Educational Commission
National Educational Association
San Francisco
Blairsville Rotari ans Entertained at College Lodge by Indiana Club
The Blairsville Rotary Club visited College Lodge west of Indiana on Monday evening. The Indiana Club, as loser in the attendance contest, entertained Blairsville members with impromptu talks and a general good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Personal Briefs Highlight Indiana Area Social Spin
Judge Langham enjoys a lake trip this week while Indiana area residents travel to and from visits with friends and relatives in Blatraville Deal N J Greensburg Cambridge Springs Pittsburgh and Elderton among others. Notable mentions include county officials candidates for sheriff and a street of visiting relatives with plans for vacations and weddings. Electric service in Elderton expected August first as crews complete wiring.
Miners Eager to Work Amid Interference Fears
Public statement from Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation owner notes overall industry depression but praises Indiana County mines for maintaining employment. He cites market and price challenges, yet confirms mines operate with wages often higher than in other districts and a strong workforce despite outside interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield Bituminous ‘Coal Corporation
Indiana County
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Ritz Theatre switches films after equipment failure
The Ritz Theatre faced a malfunction in the sound coil of the projector delaying Norma Shearer’s A Free Soul. Patrons were accommodated by moving the showing to The Indiana Theatre with standard prices, as Ritz maintains a strong track record for minimal downtime and swift guest care. Republican voters in Green township hold a suggestion meeting at Stafford school house on Saturday August 1 at 8:00 p.m. District No 1 South Mahoning township hosts a similar event Friday July 32 at 8:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz Theatre
Ritz
Norma Shearer
Rits
Indiana Theatre
Green Township
Stafford School House
South Mahoning Township
Triplets Arrive in Brushvalley Township Home
The stork visits the home of Mr and Mrs John Reeger of Brushvalley township as they welcome triplets two sons and a daughter with a combined weight of 17 pounds. Dr M M Davis states mother and babies are progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalley Township
John Reeger
M. M. Davis
Earl H Park dentist dies at home in Indiana
Funeral services were held for Dr. Earl H Park a prominent Indiana dentist and Marion Center native who died from a gun wound at his North Ninth Street home. He was 49 born in Marion Center son of Dr L N Park and Martha Thompson Park educated at University of Pittsburgh practiced in Marion Center then Indiana served as Indiana County Dental Association president member of Masons and Presbyterian church survived by widow Daisy Reese Park a son Norman Reese Park a daughter Mrs Mary Amanda Park and several relatives. Funeral in residence Thursday at 2:30 led by Rev E J Barber interment Sample Run cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Langham
Robert Bratton
Blatraville
Indiana
Josephine Mack
North Sixth Street
Deal
N.J
Beatrice Tourney
Montclair
Paul Wine and Son
Greensburg
Clyde Fowler
Pittsburgh
Betty Patton
Camp Reynolds
Huntingdon County
James Greer
Washington, DG
Howard Martin
Chestnut Street
Martha Gibson
Town
Nettie L. Neal
Ruby Neal
McIntyre
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Melvin’ Booth
New Concord
Raymond Moorshead
South Seventh
John G. St.Clair
School Street
John M. Miller
North Ninth Street
Cambridge Springs
Ben Pollock
Caroline
Mary Agnes
Charles Books
Miss Schrum
Irwin
Bedford
S. M. Heyman
South Seventh Street
Johnstown
Lawrence Getty
Jack
Youngstown
John L. Getty
Church Street
Fred W. St.Clair
Stone Creek Hunting and Fishing Club
James Lyon
James, Jr
Edgewood Arsenal
Walter Scholes
Frank M. Smith
Blairsville
Asher G. Glenn
Grean Township
T. ©. Burnbean
Jeannette
John M. Daugherty
D. B. Taylor
Pucin
Bellefonte
M. Heyman
Sylvia
Elmira
Syracuse
Seneca Falls
N.Y
Heyman
Edith Heyman
Andrew Morrow
Plumville
Sturry W. Stephens
Glenn Stephans
Thomas, Pa
Floyd Prugh
Belmont, O
William Hiii
Mighty-Four
Manry
Washington,d.c
T. O. Saxton
Union Springs
Janet
Ruth Remis
West Middletown
Elinore Lewis
Fred L. Knobblock
Tulsa
Okla
Washington, D.C
Knobblock
Architectural Department
Federal Government
Greenwood Cemetery
Earl H. Park
Ale
L. N
Martha (Thompson) Park
Marlon Center
Marion Center
University of Pittsburgh
Fim
JL. N. Park & Son
Cunningham
Savings & Trust Company
Indiana County Dental Association
Indiana Lodge
No. 313
Free and Accepted Masons
Coudersport Consistory
Satta Temple of the
Altoona
Indiana Country Club
Indiana Presbyterian Church
Robert L. Clark
Daisy Reese
CG. J. Reese
Smithport
County
Norman ‘Reese Park
Mis
Mary Amanda Park
J. N. Park
Ozer B. Lewis
John C. Gourtey
Windher
E. J. Barber
Ceme
Clymer
Anna Watt Patterson
Salisburg
Salisbury Cemetery
Anna Witt Patterson
Saltsburg
YP. Sidwnsend
Coffeyville
Kans
Deveased
Omer City
Trane
Jane Watt
M. V. Patterson
Salisbury
Salisbury Presbyterian Church
J. Stanley Harker
W. Howard Styall
W.C. Patterson
Ballsbore
Emma Ewing
Evans Watwon
Brooklyn
George Rugh
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
August Reunion Month Leads Stewart Campbell Gatherings
The Stewart Campbell School alumni from Mechanicsburg Armagh New Florence Grisemore and Penny Run plan reunions on August 6 at Penn Run and Pennsylvanian venues with gatherings in Hilltop West Wheatfield and Indiana Fair Grounds. Multiple family reunions follow in early August including Lowman Graham and Braughter clans with committees and schedules announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Stewart
Town
G. A. Campbell
Armagh
Penn Run
Thursaday
Mechanicsburg
New Florence
Grisemore
Penny Run
Brend- Hager
Hilltop
West Wheatfield Township
Lowman-Graham
Indiana Fair Grounds
The
Law
T. T. Lowman
RR. L. Orr
T. M. Graham
G. L. Stewart
Yable
Margaret Lowman
T.H. Goleman
Charles McJunkin
Grace Hassinger
Nellie Lucas
Ida King
Paul Marshall
T. M. Grahan
Paul Lowman
Laura Graham
Alex Graham
Edna Graham
Ralph Graham
George Lowman
Clyde Lowman
James Lowman
Mead Lowman
Alexander B. Lowman
T. M. Graeham
R. L. Orr
D. J
Elizabeth Braughter
Old Homestead
Rochester Mille
Frank Braughter
Floyd Braughter
Marion Center
Quay Braughter
Dixonville
Rufus Work
Della Braughler
Carl Braughler
Norris Brown
Rochester Mills
Davidland
Catherine Campbell Cunningham
Round Top Grove
Ward Eicher
Ida Cunningham
Robert C. Cunningham
Robert Wagner
Samuel Duncan
Homer City
Dillen
Cunningham
Josuph M. Hutchison
William Galley
Chestnut Street
Sarah Pittman
Jamestown
Jenuia Bopp
Hyde Park
Harry Petrie
Henry Petrie
Coraopolis
Frank Lamp
Clairton
Lydia Briggs
Elwood Lamp
Louise
Pittsburgh
Henry Bopp
Wid
Cheater Daugherty
Henrietta
Leechburg
Wu. Gaileyne
Dorothy
Paul
Floren
Edna
James
Branie Pittian
Indiana
Marjorie Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Institute
Duane Flickinger
New York University
Gertrude M. Lewis
Alice Louise Brant
North Seventh Street
Jean E. Hill
West Philadelphia
England
Scotland
Elizabeth Lowry
South Sixth Street
Carrie Bells Parke
Railroad Avenue
New York
Europe
Miss Lowry
France
Holland
Miss Parks
StatesYeachers College
Cambridge University
Tron Alley
Nelson Bros
Charles Suiffler
Commodore
Joseph Goltansky
Wintondale
EBA. Strout Realty Agency
Hiderton
Transcontinental and Western Airways, Inc
New York City
Los Angelen
Tey. Clark
Presbyterian Church
of Town
Dorsey Walker
Key
California
RK. O Lytle
Chapmians
J. M. Risinger
Centers Township
Cantidats
J. M. Ulsinger
Dr. Wart H. Park
Mrs. Tather Helman
Laura J. Mefeaters
W. J. Meeaterk
Laura Jean McFeaters
Lewis Mceaters
Lakehart
Dayton Fair
Dayton
Purchase Line
Wisconsin
Dayton Daily News
Barr
Pheamu Palaver
Campbell
Woodlawn Park
U-E
Milion Center
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