Grand Jury Opens Long-Running County Term with Indictments
The June term begins as 41 of 44 county constables attend the opening. Grand Jury inspects county buildings while facing numerous indictments including murder, assault, larceny, and bribery. Eleven Indiana youths plead guilty to petty thefts. four leaders sent to reform schools or county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Langham
John Vagar
Ernest
Poreignera
Indiana
Langham
Reform Schools
Lawrence Shields
Rayne Township
W. H. Wood
John Vazar
Mike Cumbo
Mike
Frank Cumbo
Gault
Wazil Gukin
Mike Zilka
Joe Kundle
John Michina
Davis Palmer
John, Creehock
John Tourlick
Et al
Yiet
Valent Kalo
Berenardo Capparatti
Stefano ‘Amelle
Tony Delanni
W. A. North
William McClusky
8. S. Sheffler
Plorence Hargest
Guy Baker
Mike Craven
Domenick Poletto
Lloyd and
Harvey
Bartlebaugh
San John Pecini
Domenick MecGallio
Joseph Beaver
Harvey Hazlett
Dent McCreary
County Navy Veteran Re-enlists After 16 Years of Service
A Frank Wiggins of near Parkwood re-enlisted for four more years in the U S Navy after completing 16 years of service May 9. He served on the battleship Kansas during its world voyage and on the destroyer Wainwright in World War I. Now at Boston awaiting a new destroyer, he will report again on duty after leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Frank Wiggins
Parkwood
Ite
United State Navy
J. R. Wiggins
Navy
Fleet Naval Reserve
Kiel
Germany
United States
Wainwright
Boston
Queenstown
Ireland
Mr. Wiggins
Philadelphia
Laura Wiggins
Balley
Report on Sheep Killed by Dogs in Indiana County
A Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture report shows Indiana County killed 71 sheep and injured 53 by dogs in 1918 with $1,626.55 paid for losses plus minor dog injury costs. 2,752 dogs licensed statewide yielded $4,574. 241 dogs were killed by officers at a cost of $341. The note urges restraining dogs to protect the sheep industry and bolster wool and mutton production. Clark Keener, US Marine, from town, honored for distinguished service with a tour of Belgium, France, and Italy and awarded a medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Indiana County
Clark Keener
United States Marines
Birdie Keener
Belgium
France
Italy
Clark
Red Cross Auxiliary Makes Liberal Donation to Salvation Army
At a Home Auxiliary Red Cross meeting on Thursday evening a donation of 150 dollars was given to the Salvation Army fund. William Porter and family from Punxsutawney visited Indiana on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowman of Pittsburgh were in town for a Sunday visit. Miss Kelen Weamer of New York City is staying with her parents in town. Miss Lou Anthony, formerly teaching in Wilkinsburg, returns for the summer to Railroad avenue. Mrs. Frank Glover of Pittsburgh visits her sisters. Misses Erma and Grace Cunningham of Philadelphia street are in town on Railroad avenue. Ada Rowe of Blairsville has returned from a visit with Mrs. Ida Kiner and Mrs. Miriam Fair. Miss Mary Evans of Washington, D. C., is the guest of Mrs. Fate and Mrs. Kiner this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Porter
Punxsutawney
Indiana
Frank Lowman
Pittsburch
Kelen Weamer
New York City
David Weamer
Town
Lou Anthony
Wilkinsburg
Railroad Avenue
Prank Glover
Pittsburgh
Erma
Grace Cunningham
Philadelphia
Ada, Rowe
Blairsville
Ida Kiner
Mis
Miriam Fair
Mary Evans
Washington, D. C
Fate
Kiner
Deed transfers listed in Indiana County estates and sales
A long, comma spaced list records transfers of lots and acres in Indiana County towns including Homer City Blairsville Canoe Green Brush Valley Blairsville Plumville Clymer and others. Buyers include J Chambers John Chambers J Wrobel Vinton Land Company Hess Co. Joseph Mrazik Peerless Coal Mining Co. and many executors with sums ranging from 100 to 26200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Elizabeth Miller
Urcen
Tamery Shedlock
J. J. Chambers
North Mahoning
John Chambers
Thomas M. Doherty
Homer City
George Kerecsanin
Joseph White
Burrell
Ladislaw Zojac
Dward Beverina
G. Malinger
Bruno Mitosky
R. P. Douglass
Minnie WD. Pearce
Plumville
Amanda C. Colbitt
Suzanna Gaydos
Clymer
Alfred. Antceai
ER. McClure
Blairsville
Vy. G. Buchanan
James N. Stewart
Young
John W. Smith
Harry A. Lydick
Green
Charles $. Evans
G. M. McGaughey
Third Ward
Indiana
Wm. Schrader
Clara Palmer
Armstrong
Pacella Leananido
F. Grace ‘Woodring
Center
Joseph Sarry
R. H. Work
David C. Wike
Cherry Hill
Clair Napp
Charles QC. Ross
Montgomery
Clara Gearhard
J. H. Corrigan
Anna B. Clemenson
Charles C. Dennison
Abe Marks
Sumner Graff
B. M. Kulesyek
John George
Joseph Mrazik
J. W. Rankin
Frank Harper
H. M. Hess
Hess Goal Co
Mary B. Good
Smicksburg
Samuel R. Stear
Claude Johnston
Cherryhill
Susannah Nicewonger
Stanley Kopchik
Peerless Coal Mining Co
Casper Shofrom
St. Moore
Second Ward
Charles A. Moorhead
Morris Rothstein
Tomer
Coming Reunions Across Families This June
Several family gatherings are planned for June with Dieh family slated for June 19 near Penn Run at A. J. Die’s home, Lydick at Fair Grounds on June 26, Anderson at Fair Grounds June 11, Montgomerys at Work Grove Rochester Mills June 19. Curb market opens June 23 from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. at Seventh Street site. meeting at Y M C A approved new regulations. attendance urged. Local residents Mr and Mrs John McConnell host visiting relatives from Kittanning. Mr and Mrs D Rion and son plan an eastern motor trip to Harrisburg, Gettysburg and Loyeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Die
Penn Run
Lydick
Fair Grounds
Anderson
Work Grove
Rochester Mills
Seventh Street
Philadelphia
Water
John McConnell
South Fifth Street
Wray
Kittanning
D. ¥. Rion
Sam
West Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Gettys
Purg and
Loyeville
Personal Brevities From Indiana Visits In 1930s Indiana
A string of brief notes records visits and travels of residents and relatives. Adams Black and wife visit in Indiana, D L Marshall and family travel from Livermore, Clyde Gessler and family go to Pitcairn, while Sarah Fleming tours Philadelphia and other locals visit Mount Clemens and Wilkinsburg. Corporal Samuel W. Rinn returns from France. Mrs. C. C. Dinsmore and Bruce stay in Walkerton Ontario. Several Indiana residents plan summers away and others receive newspapers for overseas service.
Swing-Out Exercises Open Commencement Season On Campus
Swing-Out exercises will be held Saturday evening on the east campus at 7 30 o clock marking the start of the commencement season at Ta iliana State Normal School. A 6 30 p m chapel program precedes the events with scripture reading, an address by Dr John A H Keith and a song by the audience. May Queen Miss Nelle Dobson of Clearfield will lead the procession with attendants among seniors, as underclass girls perform dances including the May Pole Balloon and Gipsy dances. The ceremonies end with a senior march downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tailiana State Normal School
Jane i. Leonard
John A. H. Keith
Mabel Alquist
Ruth Auld
Helen Bailey
Pauline Baldwin
Marie Bittner
Marie Gomyns
Minde Crawford
Mary Crist
Gladys Davalier
Mother Wherle
Helen George
Daisy Aaldsmith
Helen Gould
Margaret Greet
Ada Mammer
Mary Hart
Ruby Henry
Elizabeth Hunter
Bethel Jones
Isabel Kailman
Marian Taamison
Gertrude Lorentz
Leona Maley
Isig Massey
Margaret Mayo
Anna Mae McCartney
Thalia McCartney
Juniata McMahon
Zita Miller
Kathryn Nitel
Marjorie Nix
Margaret Parker
Marguerite Phillips
Mary Potter
Oval Shackelford
Mildred Singiger
Edith Small
Nella Sullivan
Margaret Swan
Myrtle Taylor
Nan Trimble
Carrie Marie Welsh
Florence Way
Roberta Banks
Maxine Barker
Balth Barnett
Marie Barrett
Mildred Berry
Sara Beyan
Kathryn Burtitt
Grace Butler
Mae Chamberlain
Joan Cheesemann
Pauline Clay
Agatha Coleman
Helen Coon
Cora Dunmba
Lois Huarhart
Thelma Entsmingar
Magaret Fife
Etta Winley
Mary Foster
Louise Trance
Esther Gorman
NeRose Muir
Cecilie Katraba
Mary Lea Keith
Margaret Konnerdell
Florence Kinnan
Elizabeth Langham
Martha Mateer
Gussie McCormick
Mildred McCreery
Elizabeth Miller
Frances Miller
Thuth Mitchell
Manu Morrow
Josephine Murray
Martha Jarmany
Anne Obit
Sara Peairs
Nancy Plordt
Elizabeth Phillips
Mather PoWell
Claramae Price
Mildred Ramsey
Egabeth Ermard
Milivad Ti
Wight School Commencement Exercises in Presbyterian Church
Diploma recipients include 34 graduates from a three year Indiana high school class. Program featured music, oration, essays, readings, and a debate on military training in public schools. School expansion planned with sixteen rooms, new lab equipment, and library additions for the fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana High School
Presbyterian
Roy Tardine Mateo
Ftuth
Malla Jones
Garnet
Midora Latcas
Leona Anne Robertson
Dorothy Knox
C. Kenneth Moreau
Isabelle G. Joblnzen
Paul M. Remaley
Evelyn Juivingstoi
Ath A. Simpson
Edwin M. Clark
Hos
KB. A. Dugan
Howard IC. Hawshurst
Mimer Cravener
Thelma. Harrison
Amy J Caldwell
J. Iva Borland
Valediietary
Pirates
Thelma Harrison
Solomas
Frederic W. Hinitt
Lois Wolf
Madelaine B. Tiscus
Fund Fg. Burdinerstep
Indiana
Schooel
Roaming thieves strike Ame Rose area for grain and chickens
Residents report night prowlers stealing grain from the McMillens and Pearces, with 35 chickens taken from Pearce’s hen house. Panic grows as gathered farmers threaten swift justice lest thefts continue in the peaceful section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveleral
Tla
Amerose
Win
Stear
Lorenzo McMillen
Malissa Pearce
Minnie Bell
Samuel McMillen
le Pearce
She McMillen
Funeral Attends for Nephew in Cherryhill Township
Mr and Mrs Edward N Lydieck of Cherryhill township attended the funeral of their nephew Watt Clueton aged seven who died after being struck by a motor vehicle last Sunday. The family also noted visits from relatives including Mrs William Smitten of Pittsburgh who stayed with Miss Alice Smith on North Sixth street over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle
Edward N. Lydieck
Cherryhill Township
Mileyakly
Watt Clueton
Lydink
Licenses and Names Across Multiple Towns
A garbled OCR list shows licenses granted or noted for Oliver W Chapman Qurreciville Thelma Ta Pratt and other individuals across several towns including Pittsburgh Wattameat Westmoreland and Liverinere. The text preserves numerous personal names with scattered place references, indicating a compilation of license or adjudication entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marringt
Oliver W. Chapman
Qurreciville
Thelma Ta
Pratt
Biairsville Rade City
Merle Nank
Aduwhel
Ceorgev
Gordon Mraneds
Salisburg Weather and Local Visits Lead Week
A powerful wind and heavy rain damaged roofs in Salisburg as a thunderstorm passed Sunday evening. Lightning hit two homes on Galbreath Lane and William Stivison Street, sparking damage. Army recruiting events in Lindiana and Tuckerton, with Col. Richard W. Watson and details on muster, are noted amid travel of residents to New York City and Idaho summer plans by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisburg
Thomas Stewart
Wis
Galbreath
Wiliam Stivison House
Tragic Slaying Of Young Mother In Center Township
Mike Lipjo, about 30, is jailed on murder charges after allegedly stabbing Julia Lipjo, 21, with a butcher knife during a home dispute in Center township following a foreign wedding reception. Four children survive. The couple reportedly argued frequently. Lipjo claims his wife fell on the knife during the struggle. The weapon caused a seven inch wound puncturing a lung. Lipjo recounted his account at the undertaking rooms in Homer City before police detained him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Suipjo
Julia Lipso
Center Township
Tipjo
Lipjo
Harry Flickinger
Homer City
Fueckinger
Brushvalley Pig Club Organizes With 20 Members
Ten boys and ten girls join the Brushvalley Pig Club starting May 28. Each member raises and feeds a Parker Cockport pig for 120 days, recording pig weights in a shared book. Savings & Trust Company funds prizes for this and other county clubs, with members listed and a Cookport meet planned for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalley Pig Club
Savings & Trust Company of Indianas
Min County
Dear Stewart
Alma Rueh
the Hugh
John Douglass
Frank Snyder
Leroy Cunningham
Tussell Glevenger
Glenn W. Dick
Kinlsey George
James Stewart
A. Pile Ghul
Cookport
Clyde
Indiana
Marion Center banker resigns to pursue junker business in Georgia
G. Work of Marion Center resigns as cashier at Marion Center National Bank to enter the junker trade at Wort Valley Georgia. He leaves this week for the south with his wife accompanying in their car for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is. G. Work
Marion Center
Marion Center National Bank
Junker
Wort Valley
South
Wire Thief at Work Stolen Barbed Wire From George Jamison Farm
Two rolls of barbed wire were stolen from the George Jamison farm in Washington township. Jamison has a strong clue and warns that if the property is not returned promptly he will prosecute the guilty party. Teachers Training Class to Graduate: Commencement exercises of the First Presbyterian church Teachers Training Class will be held at 7 30 Sunday evening. Children day exercises will be held in Indiana churches Sunday morning. William Edwards and daughter Margaret of Ernest were Indiana visitors yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jamison
Washington Township
First Presbyterian Church of
Town
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Manny
Elevon
Mahoning Union Sabbath School Association
M. Gearhart
Mahoning
B. B. Dinger
Clark Pollock
Ruth Lamison
Guickeburg
M. C. Wynthoop
Lovat
Wood
California
Mercersburg
G. BE. Simpson
Ninth Street
Anna
Mercersburgh Academy
Harold
Rae Brody
Louise Ross Levine
San Antonio
Texas
Washington
Thomas Neuman
Batavia
Red Cross Auxiliary
Salvation Army
REAL
Wstath
Transeies
Adam Black
D. L. Marshall
Livermore
Clyde Gessler
Pitcairn
Sarah Fleming
West Church Street
George Miller
Lloyd
Mt. Clemens
Mick
Alex Dick
Marguerite
Blanche McCrea
Brushvalley
Levi McCluire
H. M. Lowry
South Sixth Street
Venus Decker
J. M. Decker
Penn Run R. D. 1
Robert A. Kirkman
Windber
Thomas Kirkman
George Adamson
Beyer
West Church
Benton Napp
Deckers Point
Wreda
Margie Mack
West Wheatfield Township
J. J. Henderson
A. H. Stewart
North Ninth Street
B. F. Coe
Clymar
Atlantic City
George W. Hazlett
J. K. Mumau
Moorhead
Raymond
South Seventh Street
Wilkingburg
Samuel W. Rinn
Ordnance Department
C. C. Dinsmore
Bruce
North Seventh Street
Dinssmore
Walkerton
Ontario
G. Iva Isurl
Idarv
Ce. W. Lard
Taft Chestnut Street
Marl
Loy I. Sharp
Vanderegrift
Barnett
Westinghouse Company
Gustin Moorhead
Dagter
Phylla
Wilkinsboro
Iderton
John PF. St. Clair
West Whatfield
Wiliam
Robingon
J. A. Walbeck
W. J. Carney
John Patton
Bound Brook
Pillar of Ihe Bible Institute
Clarence Pennington
Frank M. Moorhead
Pennington
Guores
Mich
Ben
Relyn Sulpher
Hillsdale
Wight School
Bolaid
Moreau
Linnean
Church
Oak Streat
Church Street
Third Street
Washington Streets
Maple Street
Stallroad Avenue
Railroadk Avenue
Maple
Grant Streets
Perry Surets
Amellost
Mickie
William Smitten
Miss Alice Smith
North Sixth Street
Viting Oscar
Frank Conroy
goVvermimunt
Johnstown
Lindiana
Army
Richard W. Watson
Meta Mays
McGeary
Everhburg
Abs
Jenni Lowman
South Eleventh Street
Loner Waddell
Tuwers
Wise Thompson
Vic
D. N. Barbour
Alvera
Dixonville
Idaho
Kansas
Colorado
Imwlrant
Mike Lipjo
PIG Golub
Gordon ‘Literary Society
Proguuan
Gordon Literary Society
Burrell Township
Dung I
Clair Jauffman
AL Us
Mikesell
AM. Mock
Phos. Strong
Aira
F. O. Shicls
Frances Strong
Ytermission
Ly Victrola
Apie
Farmorette Activiies
Benetiela
Longwiillure
Mary Mibesell
Reta Whtinting
Maury Shields
Eadings
Murray Reed
Royden Long
Larry Wiles
Clute Kindman
Shields
J. M. Mock
Irank McCreasQuartette
Marrie
Alexandar
Mary Mifeoseth
Milawall
Eulletion
Gillan
John Ackerson
J. Q. Shields
Jank McCrea
Logier Altman
Jenry Graft
William Edwards
Margaret
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