Scout Anniversary Observance Scheduled With Parade
More than a thousand Boy Scouts officials and organizations will mark the tenth anniversary of the Indiana County Council Boy Scouts of America. The celebration opens Thursday evening with a mammoth street parade ending at the Armory and includes aviation contests expositions camporees and talks through June 26 with prizes and notable speakers.
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Mammoth Street
Boy Scouts
Indiana County Council
Boy Scouts of America
Worthington hosts fifth Young People’s League session
The Kittanning Presbytery Young People’s League meets at Worthington Presbyterian Church on Friday June 27 1930. Afternoon discussions cover the possibilities and new age group programs for youths with Rev. Cochran Good Clark Guthrie and Barnard taking part. Evening focuses on the Young People’s Place and Work in the Church with the same speakers plus the treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittanning
Chas. ‘W. Cochran
EB. €. Good
Robert, L. Clark
Dwight Guthrie
Eugene Barnard
County awards funds for township road improvement plan
Indiana county will receive an additional 2943 dollars from the reallocation of highway funds to support township reward road improvements affecting 1736 miles. Secretary James Lyall Stuart announced the total payments from January 1 to June 10, 1930, amounting to 1,562,097.28 dollars. Dwight Wey Morrow won the Republican nomination for U S Senator in New Jersey with a margin estimated between 150,000 and 200,000. Ritz Theatre organist Hal Beech plans a June 22 departure for several weeks of travel and study before returning in the fall with new musical ideas.
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Indiana County
James Lyall Stuart
Morrow
New Jersey
Dwight Wey Morrow
United States
Beech
Ritz Theatre
Ritz
Mario Carcelli Dies at 28 in Indiana Hospital
Mario Carcelli aged 28 of Homer City died at Indiana Hospital at 6 30 morning after a ten day illness a complication of diseases He was a noted succordion player who performed with daughter Princess Gloria and was a member of the Sons of Italy and Lions Club Survived by widow Mary daughter Gloria mother Frances two brothers and two sisters Funeral at St Louis Catholic church Lucerne Mines Sunday at 2 pm burial in St Bernard's Cemetery
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Indiana Hospital
Mario Garcelli
Homer City
Pennsylvania
Mario
Princess Gloria
Italy
Iselia
Sons of Italy
The
Lions
Shab
Mary
Straka Carcelli
Gloria
Frances Carcell
John Carcelli
Indiana
Joe Carcelli
Farrell
Mis
George Rabatin
Joe Yantty
St. Louis
Lucerne Mines
St. Bernard's Catholic
Indiana ward populations in final census figures
Final census figures compiled last week report Indiana's population at 9 565 in the four wards of the borough. Ward totals are listed as First Ward 1 991 Second Ward 5 Third Ward including State Teachers College Fourth Ward.
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Indiana
State Teachers College
Work Starts on Smicksburg to Trade City Highway Stretch
Construction begins on 1.2 miles of 18 foot concrete highway between Smicksburg and Trade City Indiana County. R Forbes Highway Division Engineer in charge announced. Project to improve line grades drainage includes a concrete bridge over Mahoning Creek. Part of plan to upgrade Traffic Route 954 Legislative Route 340. Contract awarded to W C Gates Tyrone Pa on June 2 for 113432.85.
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Smicksburg
Trade City
Indiana County
R. Forbes
Highway Division
Mahoning Creek
Smickaburg
Local couples obtain marriage licenses in town
Miss Mildred Phoebe Frederick of Georgeville and August Rennie Werner of New York City received a marriage license here on Tuesday afternoon. The couple will wed soon with Rev Scott officiating at the Baptist church. Also licensed were Charles Weaver Williamson of Washington street and Miss Virginia May Zimmerman of town. they plan to marry tonight with Williamson the son of Mrs Silas Williamson and a World War veteran. The two couples will reside locally.
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Milfred P. Frederick
Georgeville
New York City
Charles W. Williamson
Virginia May Zimmerman
Charles Weaver Williamson
Washington Street
Scott
the Baptist Church
Williamson
Silas Williamson
Washington’ Street
Homer City
Scotland
Frank Sweeney
Criminal Court Activities Mark Busy Second Week of June
The June criminal court schedule shows pleas and settlements as cases clear. Clyde Pennington pleaded to assault and battery with suspended sentence toward costs, Joe Scribe found not guilty of intoxicated driving but to pay costs, and Mike Mathhison costs split in malicious mischief. Pleas in Aquor violations set for next Monday. various defendants face sentencing or continued cases. some indictments yield verdicts of guilt or acquittals with costs. Real estate transfers and church bid news follow, plus a Homer City couple traveling to Scotland and license tallies in county totals.
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Clyde Pennington
Joe Scribe
Mike Mathhison
Aquor
James Dellapa
Auliman
A. M. Cossick
Martin Barrica
James Gallace
Tony Chiaia
Vita Lembo
Charlie Sigmorina
Rocco DeChurch
Nick DeNardis
William Buterbaugh
Patsy Fafone
Tony Cespa
Pearl Tyger
Gus Gochis
Hugh Colins
Cyrus King
Peter A. Brickell
Sanford R. Frampton
J. P. Fitzpatrick
William McGinnis
John Pearce
Howard Fisher
Domenick Homans
Personal Brevities From Indiana Area Social Roundup
Indiana residents and visitors appear in a broad list of social rounds. Carl Waterson and son Ted of Spakeparts visit. Hines of Cherryhill ships in. McCune of Montgomery calls. Watson of Harrisburg and many others are named as guests, travelers, and attendees at colleges, reunions, and social events across towns and states.
Journey's End at The Ritz June 23 to 25
Wartime drama Journey's End shown at The Ritz Theatre for three days with matinee and evening showings. The all talking RCA Photophone production features Colin Oliva as Stanhope and emphasizes a war tale told entirely through male dialogue without a seen woman.
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Yourney's
RITZ
Han
Ritz Theatre
Journey
Bud
New York
Colin Oliva
Stanhops
London
Hollywood
RCA Photophone
Bell School Reunion Planned in Washington Township
The second annual Bell school reunion will be held on Wednesday June 26 at the school grounds in Washington township. Former pupils teachers and residents will gather for a basket picnic with coffee at noon. Clyde Woodward is president and Margaret Hell Streams is secretary. A program includes music prayer an address of welcome by Eva Jamison a minutes reading, treasurer report officer elections for 1931, school history by Wallace Diven roll calls, and songs including The Old Oaken Bucket.
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Washington Township
The
Bell School
Clyde C.woodward
Town
Margaret Hell Streams
America
Boston
Eva Jamison
Olive Coleman
Jay Davis
Auld Lang Syne
Wallace C. Diven
Clara Brown Wallace
Laura Pierce Ewing
Maude Adamson
Camp William Penn Hosts 4 H Club Boys From Five Counties
More than sixty boys from Indiana and nearby counties attend a four day 4 H camp at Yellow Creek Camp William Penn. Leaders from State College assist County Agent Warner in instruction, swimming, baseball, track, and tours to local industries. The camp runs June 24 to June 28 with participants from Cambria Clearfield Jefferson Ik Cameron counties.
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Yellow Cree
Yellow Creek
William Penn
Indiana County
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Cameron Counties
P. Lang
A. G. Bingham
State College
Warner
Indiana
Death notices for Mrs Holstein and Mrs Leech in Indiana PA
Mrs. Robert Holstein aged nearly 83 died at her son Samuel Holstein’s West Lebanon home after a life spent there. She leaves sons Samuel and James and daughters Mary Margaret Katherine and Mima with extended Coulter and Bruner relatives. Funeral in West Lebanon Methodist Church. Also listed is Mrs Florence Leech of Oak lad avenue Indiana died after weeks of illness. She was born in Mansfield Ohio and married John M Leech in 1895. Funeral and interment followed in Saltsburg cemetery. Her siblings include John Burke and Mays Johnston.
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Robert Holstein
Martha Coulter Holstein
Samuel Holstein
West Lebanon
Samuel Coulter
Mary
Henry Shirey
Margaret
Bert Craig
Armstrong Township
Katherine
John Henderson
Elders Ridge
Mima Munshower
Idaho
Armstrong County
R. §. Coulter
W. W. Coulter
West Labanon
J. Cal George
Elderton
Sadle
BE. Reed
Milton Reed
Katherine D. Coulter
Caroline Bruner
C. C. Bruner
Baldwin
Kans
West Lebanon Methodist Church
Anold Bages
West Lebanon Cemetery
Robinson Funeral Home
Saltsburg
Florence Leech
Oakland Avenue
Mansfield
John J. Burke
Salisburg Baptist Church
John M. Leech
Town
Indiana County Bar Association
Indiana
Presbyterian Church
Robert L. Clark
Norman
Okla
Mays
Mary Johnston
Kansas City
Soil Survey Will Guide Indiana County Farmers
A detailed soil resource inventory for Indiana County is being prepared by County Agent J. W. Warner and staff from the United States Bureau of Chemistry and Salty and State College. The survey classifies lands by agricultural use, fertility, and suitability for crops and forestry, and will culminate in a one inch to the mile soil map marking soils by color and noting roads streams and farmsteads. The map will aid landowners buyers and future surveys while causing no damage to farms.
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Indiana County
J. W. Warner
RT. A. Burke
United States Bureau of Chemistry
Charles S. Simmons
Pennsylvania State College
Bureau of Chemistry and
Sosis
Richard M. Marshall
James J. Hosterman
Agronomy
State College
Soil Survey
State Experiment Station
Salisbury Girl Wins College Record at Beaver College
Miss Dorothy J. Robinson of Salisbury graduates with honors from Beaver College near Philadelphia. She earned third honors in scholarship and was named best all-round senior, serving as class secretary, Beechbark editor, YWCA president and a leader in campus activities. Her parents, brother and sister-in-law, and Mrs. Harold Robinson attended.
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Dorothy J. Robinson
James W. Robinson
Beaver College
Jenkintown
Philadelphia
Missa Robinson
Beechbark
Y.W.C.A
J. Arthur Nobinson
Town
Harold Robinson
Salisbury
Evangelical church events and Ross reunion announced
Rev M G Muller of Oak Street district presiding elder will deliver sermons this evening at First Church Pittsburgh and tomorrow evening at Arlington Avenue Church in the same city. Next Sunday he attends dedication of a new Evangelical church at Davistown Fayette County. The fifth Ross connection reunion is set for June 28 at the Indiana Fair Grounds.
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Indiana Fair Grounds
Detroit
Armory
Dilworth
KDICA
Ritz Theatre
Fair Grounds
M. G. Muller
Oak Street
The
Evangelical Church
Pittsburgh
Arlington Avenue
Evangelical
Davistown
Fayette County
Ross
Ross Connection
Fight at Coal Run Ends in Death and Injuries
Mike Drodik died in an Indiana hospital after a Saturday fight at Coal Run in a drunken rampage. Authorities pursue Joe Zelinski who allegedly struck Drodik with a stone and assaulted Mrs Sophia Carozaski and her young son before fleeing armed with a revolver and shotgun.
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Mike Brodik
Coal Run
Indiana
Joe Zelinski
Mike
Zelinski
Sophia Carozaski
Sleeping at Wheel Causes Indiana Saltsburg Bus Crash
Pittsburgh man G Canavan severely injured when his Chevrolet sedan collided with an Indiana Saltsburg passenger bus at the Indiana Saltsburg Blairsville road intersection. Canavan, said to have slept at the wheel after an all night, suffered scalp lacerations and a punctured shoulder. bus driver William Waugaman is charging Canavan with reckless driving.
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Pittsburgh
G. Canavan
Indiana
William Waugaman
Saltabureg
Squire Charles C. McLain
Town
Canavan
Car Crash Near Starford Injures Three
A Ford coupe driven by John E. Watterson of Cookport left the highway and hit a tree Saturday night near Starford. Watterson and two Cookport companions Jay and Ord Gromley suffered serious facial and arm injuries with seventeen stitches needed for Watterson. A faulty steering gear is blamed for the crash. The car was badly wrecked.
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Starford
John E. Watterson
Cookport
Jay
Ord Gromley
Waterson
John J. Watterson
Memorial for Revolutionary War veteran near Brick Church
Plans progress for a memorial near Brick Church in Armstrong county honoring Lieut. Michael Schall Sr. who died a century ago after rising from private to lieutenant in the Northampton County Militia. He served under George Washington during the Delaware crossing on Christmas night 1778.
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Brick Church
Armstrong County
Michael Schall
Northampton County
Schall
Congress
George Washington
Washington
Delaware River
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Glaes
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Emeigh
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James Stewart
Chad
Arnold Cameron
Ethel McFarland Rossiter
R.D. Rossiter
R.D. Rollie J. Patton - Clymer
Helen Paull
Clymer
Charles B
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Mary A. Wise
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Ruth H. Sanford
Herbert C, Schneider
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Jane S. Wettling
Ralph E. Miles, Jr
Wilkinsburg
Anna M. Dunlap
Blairsville
Frank C. Stephens
Margaret H. Westover
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Willard
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Cleveland
James EB. Gray
Roaring Springs
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Robert Cox
Pete Cantonese
Joe Tomozino
Mary Tomozino
Pine
Paul R. Abbey
Federal Land Bank
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Edward Stiver
Joseph Jantosik
Joseph Forni
Barret
Catherine Hughes
John M. Reeger
Brushvalley
H. W. Longnecker
Elmer A. Shields
Blacklick
Joseph M. Hetherington
R. BE. McClune
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Luigi Onni
Howard George Hrs
Fredrick Peters
Joseph Lustick
Andy Senick
Burrell
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W. S. Fiscus
H. E. Peterman Toe M. P. Groft
Rayne
John Rezzolla
Indiana Macaroni Co
Herald Samuels
Isa P. McConnaughey
Dentee
John P. Martin
W. C. McMillen
M. KE
Elmer W. Alligon
Gov. Fisher
Fisher
Erie
John 8. Fisher
Bay Shore Highway
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Observer
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Ted
Spakeparts
Enas Hines
Cherryhill Township
Samuel F. McCune
Montgomery Township
Richard W. Watson
North Seventh Street
Ralph Stewart
Joseph McCall
Brushyalley
Squire J. B. Torrance
Samuel Ferguson
Blairaville
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M. H. Bruce
Sixth Street
John W. Warner
Gretta Hood
Waterstreet
J. A. Hood
Wilkingburg
Joseph Dobernick
Greensburg
Indiana Friends
Thomas B. Fowler
Springville
N.Y
Arthur Fowler
Indiana Baptist Church
Earl Streams
Turner Streams
South Seventh Street
University of Pittsburgh
Thomas Carson
New Haven
Myrtle Woods
Agnes
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Clande
Bath
Paul L. Salsgiver
Indiana High School
J. T. Wilson
Derry
GC. FL. Wilson
Punxsutawney
Harry 3. Clark
Charryhill
Township
Hart B. Daugherty
Edwin K. Wood
Robert Hougehold
Tatrobe
Latrobe
Latrobe American Legion Home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Alter
Pasadena
Calif
Oscar Alter
Btone Creek
Harry
Howard
James
Harold
Leechburg
J. Clair Sloan
Dewitt Ray
Earl Gray
Harry Power
Kenneth Pleming
Toronto
Canada
Knights of the Mystic Shrine
F. Cribbs
Reed
New Kensington
I. C. Good
Tanoma
Piper
Joseph
L. George
Chicago
M. A. Tyger
South Sixth Street
John Peeler
Emma J. Johnston
George Home
Nellie Truby Gray
Florence Truby Pittman
Stormstown
C. Truby
Connells Ville
Charles
Craigmile
Hinsdale
Ills
Broushoalley
Truby
Reunion
Nichol
Nancy Nichol
James M. Nichol
East Church Street
Harold R. Ball
Vander- Britt
John C. Bell
Milton Uncapher
Vandergrift
Hil Crest Country Club
Department of Public Instruction
John J. Mellvaine
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Women's General Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Indiana County Sheep and Wool Growers Association
Palm Bureau
Court House
Horace H. Trimble
Allending Church
Loyal Hospital
Mike Drodik
Rochester Milla
Lulu Braughter
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Miss Braughter
Amercan Legion
Penn Run
Heilwood
Chittren
John Woods
Wood
Idlewild Park
Mary Woods
Capt
William Woods
Lota
First United Presbyterian Church of
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