Grand Jury Returns to Court Indictments in Local Case List
June grand jury at Marion Center returns true bills on multiple indictments. Names include Johnstown lads Becker and Rodak charged with morality crimes. Gama cheating lodging house keeper. Baranchok operating under influence. Gormley misappropriation for Blairsville Laundry. Zellman Ernest driving under intoxication. Hickox Gipsy morality offense. Truxel Robinson under liquor influence. Marsh Blairsville morality. Cicero Indiana operating under intoxication. Tailby Pittsburgh Chicago insurance claims without broker permit. Detric and Pearce robbery larceny in Cherry Tree district. One true bill: John Madoni Blairsville Indicted for involuntary manslaughter after Coral crash killing six-year-old Anna Kiemel. Madoni taxi driver previously cleared in incident and alleged prior injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Moore
Marion Center
Wm. M. Ruddock
Robert Becker
Anthony Rodak
Johnstown
Armagh
Thomas Wadden
South Mahoning Township
Frank Gama
Dilltown
Joseph Baranchok
John C. Gormley
Blairsville
Gormley
Pittsburgh
Chicago
State Insurance Commission
Tailby
Lloyds Insurance Corporation
London
England
Coral
Lust
Anna Kiemel
Madoni
John Truby Appointed to National Bank Examiner Post
John Truby of Brushvalley has been named to the National Bank examining department. He has 12 years in banking and will serve in the Philadelphia district. Borough Council awarded eight miles of dirt street oiling to Bituminous Service Co. of West Chester for 2207.20 dollars. Work to begin within a week following H A Orr’s resignation as street commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Truby
Brushvalley
National Bank
Mra
S. H. Truby
Bradodck Banking Institutions
National Bank Examining Department
Philadelphia
Bituminous Service Co
West Chester
H. A. Orr
Blairaville tar barrel explosion injures Boise Rigby eight
A Blairaville boy named Boise Rigby, eight, was treated at an Indiana hospital for facial burns after an empty road tar barrel exploded on Monday. The blast happened when the weighted match he dropped into the barrel’s bung ignited contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Barre
Blairaville
Boise
Indiana Hospital
Baptist Young People Meet at Chambersville
The Indiana Regular Baptist Association holds its annual Sunday school and Young Peoples Union session at Crooked Creek Baptist Church in Chambersville on Wednesday and Thursday, June 13 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Chambersville
Sunday School and Young Peoples Union
Indiana Regular Baptist Association
Crooked Creek Baptist Church
Armstrong Grange to Receive Traveling Bible
Penn Run Grange will present The Traveling Bible at Parkwood Schoolhouse on Wednesday evening June 13. The history of the Bible is well known among Grangers nationwide. It was signed by the National and State Grange Masters and now moves to each county Grange before eventually resting with Pomona Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Run Grange
Parkwood Schoolhouse
Armatron Grange
Penn Run ‘Grange
National Grange
Pomona Grange
Marriage Licenses List From Various Communities
A long list of marriage licenses shows George C. Marsh with Ebensburg and Helen M. Brown with Johnstown among numerous couples across Pennsylvania towns including Lucerne Mines Clymer Indiana Blairsville Blairsville Sidings and surrounding areas. Names include Paul Kish Jr Irene H James Raymond Swartz Josephine Rostas Theodore Hankinson and many others paired with spouses from Cherry Tree Lucerne Mines Clymer Seward Apollo Nanty Glo and Spangler among others with various town annotations. The compilation reads like a statewide register of recent marriages with couples tied to local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Marsh
Ebensburg
Helen M. Brown
Johnstown
David L. Buterbaugh
Marion Center
Orpha D. Goodlin
Cherry Tree
Paul Kish, Jr
Lucerne Mines
Irene H. James
Harry Baldwin
Bertha M. Thompson
Raymond Swartz
Clymer Josephine Rostas
Clymer
Theodore Hankinson
Don B. Smith
Heilwood Thomas B
Sheehe
Indiana
Margaret F. Jones
Herbert H. McKague
Altoona
Holne
M. Jones
David H. Livingston
Jamestown
N.Y
Dorothy M. Thomas
Ralph Sexton
R.D
Grace Coursin
Chambersville
Glen Campbell
Glen Campbell N. Mahoning
Plumville
Hastings
Peter Leonard
Josephine Ploudha
Charles L. Foose
Frances L. Allison
Michael P. Forberger
Dorothy M. Hammond Spangler
Glenn Ruffier
Sabina Snyder
Joseph Jashienski
Sagamore
Josephine Oldakowski
Blairsville
Paul Fallone
N. Apollo
Dorothy Abruzzo
Tunnelton
Albert M. Fleming
Evelyn J. Smith
Penn Run
Harry W. Hamilton
Boon G. Rainey
Real estate transfers listed in Blairsville and nearby towns
A sequence of property transfers is recorded, spanning Blairsville and surrounding areas. Names include Blairsville, Indiana, Green, and Wheatfield entities with parcel sizes from 1 acre to 105 acres and prices from 50 to 56,000 dollars. Notable deeds include Indiana Breweries to William Zannos for a lot valued at 56,000 dollars and multiple Blairsville lots transferred to Home B. L. Assn. and related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
T. Co
W. L. Benz
George Hicks
Samuel Foose
N. Mahoning
John
Carnahan
M. M. Carnahan
Armstrong
Bertha L. Moore
A. B. Ansley
White
Indiana Breweries, Inc
William Zannos
Indiana
F. P. Hoffman
B. & L. Asan
Chas, L. Spires
B. & L. Aagsn
John C. Pease
B. & L. Assn
David T. Jones
Anna M. Jones
Wilmer H. Wood
A. L. Light
W.A. Nichol
Ella M. Hamilton
Amoy Cooper
Myrtle Cooper
A. R. Wagner
John J. Wagner
W. Wheatfield
John G. Walbeck
W. J. Lyda
Wheatfield
Charles Weamer
David Weamer
Bolivar Man Spent Years Preparing for Federal Post
Roy Francis Miller a Bolivar native and skilled mechanic and electrician died at his Allentown home after working a day and a half in a new government post. He was among 2000 applicants and 142 chosen for mechanical and electrical positions. Survived by his wife Mrs Rose Ayres Miller and his parents Mr and Mrs Shields Miller brothers and a sister funeral services were held at his parents home with burial at Mt Tabor cemetery West Wheatfield township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Francis Miller
Bolivar
Allentown
United States
Washington
Miller
Rose Ayres Miller
Nolohildren
Frances
Perry Miller
Shields. Miller
Mt. Tabor
West Wheatfield Township
Coroner F W St Clair Dies In Indiana County
Dr Frederick Walker St Clair aged 49 died at his home on South Seventh street after several weeks illness. Serving his third term as coroner he was born October 6 1885 in Indiana County and educated at Washington and Jefferson College Johns Hopkins and University of Pittsburgh. Survived by widow Louise Grant St Clair three daughters and one son, funeral Friday at 2 PM at Streame Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Walker St. Clair
Indiana County
South Seventh Street
Charles M
Sarah Taylor St. Clair
Indiana
Charles St. Clair
Thomas St. Clair
Frederick
Latrobe
Elders Ridge Academy
Washington and Jefferson College
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
University of Pittsburgh
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburgh
St. Clair
Misa Louise Grant
United States
American Legion
Second United Presbyterian Church
Robert L. Clark
Henry Riddle
Lewistown
Phil Gamma Delta
John J. McIlvaine
First United Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Seven Tons of Coin Change for 1934 Century of Progress opening
On opening day visitors to the 1934 Century of Progress in Chicago used seven tons of coins to make change. About $200,000 in pennies nickels dimes quarters and half dollars were moved in armored trucks to the fair's main bank in the Administration building. It took three weeks to wrap and prepare the change. The fair features fourteen counting machines and four wrapping machines, more equipment than any bank in Chicago including the Federal Reserve Bank. Wilson St Clair son of Mr and Mrs John G St Clair of School Street has returned home for summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Theederal Regerge Bank
Personal Brevities Highlight Indiana Visitors and Local Moves
Indiana town social notes list numerous callers and visits from residents and relatives. Names include Asher Glenn Ralph Gessler Harry Wynkoop Bonnie Bowen Mabel Mears Grace Stewart Sarah Lowry Lou Anthony and James Jack Jr with details of travel, hosting, and a hospital birth credited to R. J. Hobaugh wife. The column notes movements among Green Township Pittsburgh Cleveland Detroit Braddock Wilkinsburg and Greensburg communities, plus a hospital emergency operation for Clarence Geesey and a Yale student visiting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asher G. Glenn
Green Township
Indiana
iHarry
Wynkoop
Marion Center
Ralph Gessler
Blairsville
Daniel Miledge
Painesville
Bonnie Bowen
Washington Street
J. C. Soith
Louis
West Lebanon
Mabel Ellen Mears
Grand_view avenue
Pittsburgh
Thomaa ‘Bracken
Sligo
Margaret Bracken
Grant Street
R. J. ‘Hobaugh
Town
Indiana Hospital
George F. Mack
West Wheatfield Township
Dorothy Sutherbee
Cleveland
Grace Stewart
West Philadelphia
John McGeary
Leechburg
Sénnote Lowman
South Eleventh Street
Lou Anthony
Wilkinsburg
Virginia Beck
Braddock
J. A. Fleming
Sarah Lowry
Her Ainter
Ethel Fleming
West Locust Street
D. Ic.rankin
A. I. Miller
Graceton
James McLain
Hubbard, C
Charles C. ‘McLain
Louise ‘Cobb
Detroit
Mich
James L. Jack
Philadelphia
Luther Wineman
Greensburg
John Bennett
Belle Simpson
Germantown
Mary McKnight
West Church Street
Tucker
Ruth
John ‘Miller
Jennie Miller
West Washington Street
Edward White
Youngstown, C
C. C. McLain
Clarence Geesey
Dairymen seek outlet for surplus milk supply
A Tuesday evening meeting at Rayne consolidated school drew over 200 dairy men from Smicksburg Punxsutawney Marion Center Indiana and Homer City locals. They urged the Pennsylvania Milk Control Board to permit selling excess milk at market cream prices for ice cream use rather than keeping it at home or shipping to a butter creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayne Towslahin Consolidated
Dairymen's Co-operative Sales ‘Association
Smicksburg
Pennsylvania Milk Control Board
Milk Control Board
Dairymen’s Co-operative Sales Association
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
R. ©. Dayton
Rieck-McJunkin Dairy
Pennsylvania
Henry Hall Celebrates 86th Birthday in Indiana
Henry Hall a respected Indiana resident and businessman marked his 86th birthday at his Philadelphia street home on Saturday. A longtime community worker he championed local beauty and pastimes before cars dominated travel, fondly recalling drives to the Twollck Country Club and its rustic features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hall
Indiana
Philadelphia Street
Hall
Twollck Country Club
Pennsylvania
Temperature Drops Across Indiana Towns in 1934 Morning
The February 28 1934 Progress report records frigid readings with Indianapolis area temps nine to thirty degrees below freezing. Homer City shows 18 below and Armagh 20 below, with Dixonville 24, New Florence 26, Clymer 28, and Shello tta at 30 below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Homer City
Armagh
Dixonville
New Florence
Clymer
Shelotta
Progress
Auditors Withdraw 1933 County Audit Granted
Judge Langham permitted the county auditors to withdraw the 1933 auditors report filed May 17 1934 to allow a more complete audit of the registers and recorders offices and related clerks. John R. Smith Luther S. Williams and Harry A. Nichols sought the court order after counsel advised fuller examination of accounts and potential audit of three prior years. An audit of the Register and Recorder accounts for 1933 has begun and may extend to earlier years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pregent Court House
Board of County Auditors
J.N. Langham
John R. Smith
Luther S. Wilams
Harry ‘A. Nichol
Board of
County Auditors
Edwin M. Clark
Indiana
Register of Wills
Orphan's Court
Court of Quarter Session
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Court of Common ‘Pleas
Clark
Register and Recorder
Woman 48 Ends Life Over Ill Health in Clymer
Mrs Walter Prestys aged 48 died by hanging in her bedroom on Saturday afternoon at the family home in Clymer. Her husband found the body suspended from the bedroom door after she had attached a window cord. Deputy Coroner M M Davis reported she had frequently threatened to take her life, with lingering health problems blamed for the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Prestys
Clymer
M. M. Davis
Large Audiences Impressed by Passion Play Presentations
Over 2,000 attended two Passion Play performances at the Fair Grounds on Thursday and Friday evening. Freiburg players, under Kiwanis Club of Indiana auspices, presented in a reverent, impressive manner describing the World’s greatest drama with realism. This item notes concurrent events in Indiana County Congress of Women's Clubs slated for Friday at the Methodist Episcopal Church with speakers Mrs. James Chalfant and Mrs. Richard Perry. Also reports travel of W. Hess and son to Peabody Kansas and Chicago World's Fair, and brief mentions of Rainwater and a musician family in Lancaster Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freiburg Players
Kiwanis Club of
Indiana
Congress of Women's Clubs
M. E. Church
Indiana County
Methodiat Episcopal Church
James Chalfant
Southwest
Richard Perry
State Federation of Pennsylvania
SB. W. Hess
Hetrick & Wilson
Local nurse dies in car crash near hospital
Miss Mary Lillian Frick, 28, a recent Indiana hospital nurses’ school graduate, was killed when a car driven by J A Duff crashed into a pole on Wayne Avenue extension near the hospital. Her sister Mildred Sloan was injured, and Duff was held for a coroner’s inquest after bond was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Eleventh Street
Arthur Pfohl
Greenwood Cemetery
Mary Lillian Frick
Nurses’ Training School
Indiana Hospital
Indiana
Wayne Avenue
Eleventh Street
J. A. Duff
Export
Westmoreland County
Mildred Sloan
Town
Archie Beatty
Ernest
Hospital
Misa Frick
Beatty
Duff
Miss Frick
John A. Prick
Elizabeth Frick
Mis
Walter
Ralph Frick
Wilkinsburg
Floyd Frick
Nemacolin
Stanley Frick
Boston
Mass
Indiana High School
Zion Lutheran Church
Workhouse Terms and Fines For Two Intoxicated Drivers
Paul Frank of Penn Run and William Medhley of La Jose pleaded guilty to operating motor vehicles while intoxicated before Judge J N Langham. Each was fined $200 and ordered to pay costs and serve three to six months. Frank was arrested near McDowell cemetery in Green township on May 80. Medley was arrested in Clymer on May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Frank
Penn Run
William Medhley
la Jose
J. N. Langham
Allegheny ‘County
Frank
McDowell ‘Cemetery
Green Township
Medley
Clymer
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John Madont
Jin
Armstrong Grange
Sticken
F.w.st.clair
Wilson St. Clair
Lafayette College
John G. St. Clair
School Street
John M. Daugherty
Ernest Stewart
Ralph Moorhead, Jr
Marguerite Moorhead
Hazelton
Nora St. Clair
Lydia
John St. Clair
Cuddy
Penna
William ‘H. DeArme
Redonda Beach
Calif
John E. Gibson
M. C. McCunn
James L. Jack, Jr
Yale
Jas, L. Jack
Thomas B. Lee
John Canlaon
New York City
Mra. Lee
Ondrizek
Strongstown
Margaret Hefflefinger
Shelocta
Frank Schrecengost
Fraeport
Heilbinger
Dum Edwards
Melvin Walter
Clarraville
H. T. Lucas
Aspinwall
Lucas
Sele
Rainwater
Miss Mary
Lillian Frick
Tut