Many law offenders learn their fate
June criminal court sessions ended with juries discharged last Saturday and Monday the court imposed sentences. Cases include Brendlinger found guilty with $60 fine and six months in the workhouse. Palmer jailed a year with $500 fine. Moran fined $100 and costs for statutory rape. Lupco and Senita settled with prosecutor. Glamingo fined $106 and 60 days. Meo paroled on $250 fine. Watral paroled after costs. several cases nolle pressed or settled. Owl gang case to be decided next Monday. Ejectment suit Stiffler vs Stiffler involved land 100 acres in Green township.
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Criminal Court
Commonwealth Va
W. J. Brendlinger
Nhile
George Swenda
H. Cole
William Ruto
Charlie Odersky
Jos Waffele
Lucerne
Rocco Chicorilla
Heilwood
Joe Lupco
John Senita
Cape
William Palmer
Iselin
Palmer
Nesbitt Run
Lewis Glamingo
Thomas Cummings
Gertrude Droney
Cambria County
The
Commonwealth
George Ray
Mildred Earhart
Dominick Meo
Sulazie Watral
Fico Siiver
L. C
Mut Ellwood
Nolle
Tillie Ellwood
Owl Organization
March
Nolle Contondre
Jacob Stiffler
Phillip Stifler
Green Township
Ellis Stiffier
Philip Stiffier
Jacob Stifter
Shower for Prospective Bride at Normal School
A afternoon shower at the Normal School honored Miss Gertrude Reed of Oil City as she becomes the bride of J Howard Hous of town this summer. Reed is part of this year’s rad-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Reed
Oil City
J. Howard Hous
Town
Indiana
Irwin Giri
Agnes Shrum
Irwin
Ben Pollock
Miss Shrum
Welty ‘Shrum
Normal School Conservatory of Music
Lutheran Church of Greensburg
Gaye Griffith
Margaret Wilson
Alice Taylor
Caroline Guthrie
Professor Wonder Named County Road Superintendent
Prof. A. M. Wonder a leading civil and highway engineer in Pennsylvania has been appointed superintendent of the miles of road in the county taken over by the State under the Sprouls Road Act. He plans to form an organization of practical road makers and aims to keep highways in his district in first class condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Wonder
Pennsylvania
Youthful elopers stopped by authorities at station
Charles Burky of town was arrested at the Pennsylvania station by County Detective News on Thursday morning as he planned to elope to Pittsburg with Lottie Little, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Little of Railroad Avenue. Burky jailed and the girl placed in juvenile court custody after Mr Little learned of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burky
Pennsylvania Station
County Detective News
Pittsburg
Lottie Little
William Little
Railroad Avenue
Burky
Mr. Little
David Lb. Ralston
David A. Ralston
North Fifth Street
Ralston
Wild
Mia
Annie Rilston
Robert
Altoona
Isdward
David
Viemdergrott
Saami Docktan
Diust Pibkabetes
Heavy rainfall record saves crops and spares area damage
The downpour on Sunday, recorded at 8.77 inches by R W Wehrle, brought one of the heaviest hour totals in recent times. Local farmers say the rain saved thousands of dollars by relieving drying fields and perishing corn, while other parts of the state saw notable damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Wehrle
Personal Brevities Reflect Indiana County Movements
William Fingle of Thellwood won county seat caller. Attorney Carl D. Smith of Pittsburgh visited Indiana. Albert Wiggins and wife from Shejoda were Indiana visitors. Mrs. James W. Mack hosted a tea. Various residents attended commencements, visits, and travels to Greensburg Latrobe Easton and Atlantic. Notables include Dr. Rankin Tomb, Ansley Claypool, and county teachers reassigned.
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William Fingle
Thellwood
Carl D. Smith
Pittsburg
Indiana
Albert Wiggins
She- Joda
Joseph W. Clements
Atlantic
Mita Rene Myers
Town
Greensburg
Latrobe
Harry Watson
Harry, Jr
Moxham
A. J. Boucher
Idamar
James W. Mack
North Sixth Street
C. B. McMullen
Brushvaviley Township
Bertha Brownlee
Church Street
Globe, Ariz
Audley Maben
Easton
Lafayette College
Robert BE. Young
W. Wred Wettling
EK. A. Zimerman
Johnstown
Q. M. Wilson
South Eleventh Street
M. A. Bodenhamer
New York City
Rankin Tomb
University of Pennsylvania
Ernest McGregor
Ellsworth McGregor
Braddock Hospital
Joseph Kirkpatrick
Kenlysburg
Clyde
James van Horn
South Seventh Street
J. Murray Pierce
Wilmington
Del
H. W. Truitt
Chicago
Truitt
Roosevelt
Ansley Claypool
Saltsburg
Crozier Theological Seminary
Chester
Baptist
Witdber
Witdber, Misses Katharyn
Buterbaugh
Margaret Wasinger
Charleroi
Della
Nora Swan
Hound Irvin Baun
Canoe Township
Christian Baun
W. A. Simpson
Seventh Street
Phi Kappa Pi
Norman Kontz
Tyrone
Cooperstown
D. D
West
J. M. Torrence
Monroe
David Blair
Washington & Jefferson College
Arthur Torrence
Edward Rowe
North Bixthintreat
Baltimore
Mildred Wettling
Goucher College
Miss Wettling
Carrie B. Mouston
Blacklick
Ingram
Allegheny
Blairsville
A. Lesta Fleck
Department of Instruction
Chautauqua
Miss Fleck
B. OC. Fleck
Hatrahe
Republican Fight Is On At Chicago
At the Chicago convention the Taft Roosevelt clash opened with Victor Rosewater ruled against Roosevelt delegates and Hithy Root was elected temporary chairman by a Taft-leaning bloc. Roosevelt supporters protested, while Rosewater limited further objections as order was sought amid crowding and police presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Taft
Victor Rosewater
National Committee
Roosevelt
Tal
Rosewater
Hithy Root
New York
Gov
Francis ©. McGovern
Wisconsin
Cochemas
Root
Fan
Miliovern
James F. Callaghan
Hadley
Death notices for A Wilson Staite and family
Recent deaths are reported for A Wilson Staite commissionier of 6 and for Wilson Sfields who died at home after seven years of illness. The obituary notes a daughter Mrs Charles Stoan of Crookside and a Wednesday evening ceremony at Yaofeloek. Also mentioned is Staite’s grandfather John Shields, a veteran of the Revolutionary War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wilson Staite
Wilson Sfields
Heat
Fie Wome
Mas
Charles Stoan
Crookside
Yaofeloek
John Shields
Longtime Westmoreland Pioneer John Shields Dies
Obituary notices recount the life of John Shields a Civil War veteran and local leader who settled in Ryne township and led the Pas Veteran Drain Corps. Funeral services were held at the Sloan home in Creekside with interment in Washington church burying ground. Also noted are deaths of David L. Ralston Carrie Matilda Fiddle and Mrs Sara A Henry with brief memorial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurly
Minikitt County
Westmore- Tana County
John Shields
Ryne Township
J. W. Shields
Hnaving
Mr. Shields
Seventy-fourth
Pas
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Cotes Jaurel
Endianua County
Odf
Mary Thompson
John, Calbreath
Lawrence T
Clarence Shields
Rayne Township
Winster Shields
Pittsburg
Sharles
Sloan
Creekside
Karl Lewis
Mbensburg
Washington Church Burying Ground
Rayne Ownship
Woman Dies From Burns After Fire Incident Near Kenwood
Mrs. Gelin Lowman, wife of Bert Lowman of near Kenwood, died from severe burns received when her clothing ignited during a fire incident on the evening of June 7. Her husband Keith Lowman sustained burns while trying to save her. She leaves a husband and two children, Paul Edward, age three, and Dolly Keturah Lawsman, and a list of relatives including her father Simon Mark of White Township. Funeral services will be held at the Evangelical church of Indiana on Thursday morning, with burial at Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cota Lown
Monding
Gelin Lowman
Bert Lowman
Kenwood
Horns
Mo Lowinda
Simon Mark
White Dowiiship
Bho
Paul Dedward
Dolly Keturah Lawsman
Yardinters
Joseph Mayek
Mairayille
Verner , Mock
Josephine
Cias
Mock
Iilianas
Evangelical Church of Indiana
Ofelyelk
Intermont
Qreenwood
Bequests From Several Wills in County Settle Estates
A late will in Rhidirs ville grants the widow the entire estate, with sale after her death and equal shares among three daughters. Executors named Moore and White. wills dated 1910s to 1912. Additional entries describe Margret Coleman and other local testators bequeathing sums to relatives, with executors named and provisions for widowhood, with property and remaining estate divided among children and grandchildren. Local notices mention Meredith Riddle visiting Gubler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Wiled
A. E. Wynn
Rhidirsville
Charles
Moore
Margret Coleman
Conemiugh Township
Margaret Jones
Archibald A. Qcolemian
Aino! Guwlamin
Delbert
Colemiun
M. Khe Lawman
Clark Coles Hatt
Brewin Mo
Robert N. iColeman
Margie Jones
Dind Hobert
Oliver
Iltehey
Mabon Township
Edward Bhiteehey
Jean ix
Feataler
Testator
Aneh
Maude
Titlchey
Helena Good
Cora OW
Redding
Alverda Good
Kren
Maiurthin
Ann
Mir Rier
Mra
Parrbiard Credo
Hlatrs- Wile
Hourestead
Daishand Mud Chiren
Desire Toy
Nancy Deelyad
Driaband
Pete
Ana
Aunig
Murhon Khor
Tae
Dhe
Rev
Jolie
CL. Vanhoneer
Catuik
Pune
Caroline Palier
Fwe
Robert J. Mack
West Wheatheld Lownshdy
William Roberts
Cora Gerwig
Robert
Estelia Campbell
Sarah J. Mack
Hugh Mack
James Mack
Commencement Week Plans At Normal School
Festivities begin Sunday with baccalaureate at Presbyterian Church led by President Walsh of Ohio Wesleyan. Week includes two Lustoral Players performances, Alumni events, and the commencement exercises on Wednesday morning with a dinner to follow at the Normal School Refectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Siate Ronn Exantiane
Faingus Vustoral
State Board
Walsh
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ato
Vesper Services
Normal School
Pittsbury Collegians
Indiana Normal
Indiana Military Band
Lustoral Players
Leonard Hall
Pastoral Players Present Two Shakespearean Plays
The Pastoral Players present two Shakespearean dramas on the Normal School Campus during Commencement week. On Monday June 24 Twelfth Night will be performed with limited effects and orchestral accompaniment at 6 30. On Tuesday June 26 Merchant of Venice plays at 8 30 in the evening. Cast includes Frank McKnter Millicent Vision and other noted interpreters. Seats on sale at Hall's Book Store and Normal Book Room beginning June 24. Large attendance hoped for an unusual opportunity to see two fine performances at our own door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ourmpus the “Pastoral Players
Be Greet
Cains
Frank McKnter
Millicent Vison
Hall
New Teachers for Normal School Faculty
Six new teachers were added to the faculty of Tnana Normal school at a meeting held last week. They include Linde Louise Utter of Ithaca as assistant to English, Elizabeth Crawford in history, Mary Hh Butlaw in languages, Bz. Whedh Preston in pedagogy, Marion A. Witte in art, and Helen oA Quoitspeed as teacher in art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnana Normal School
Linde Louise Utter
Ithaca
Iizabeth Crawford
Hull
Hige Tory
Mary Hh. Butlaw
Malone
Helen Oa
Quoitspeed
Honlestie Agh
Good Work at Heilwood Dr Stulph Fe Melfeory
Heilwood workers engage in a public gathering with Penn Mary and Casapany officials, as President jor efforts for eleun ve' dlewi towi are highlighted and dairy plans for workers and the public are announced. A state constabulary detail will be placed at the Heilwood area, with 12 sub-divisions announced for troop deployment. Abram B. Wike of Brushville last week shot a bald on gmn 4, a feat noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heilwood
Stulph Fe
Melfeory
Hellewood
Annting
West Woel
Penns Mary
Casapany
Bavi
Penn Mary Coat Company
Heilwood Company
Indiang
Bhot Au Hagle
Sen Abram B. Wike
Brushvallayt
Tip Ta Ip
Ita
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prof
William Jaine
Patrick Sullivan
Oscar Scanlon
Ernest Boys
Adrian
William Blaine
Aye
Kiskisl
William A. Simpson
Iedna Sansom
Helen and
May Daugherty
Alica Taylor
Marguerite Daugherty
Mary Agnes
Rose Wilson
Kisk
Frank D. St. Clair
Sarah Sansom Wilson
James Lafayette Marks
Brankiu
Misa Ruth Tiffany
Western University Historical Society
Cleveland
Misa Tiffany
BH. B. Tiffany
South,Seventh Street
Blairsville College
Caroline D. Hays
Flags' Seminary
Maysville
Blairsville College For Women
M. GC. Thiseng
Thomas Button
South Sixth Street
Indiana Normal School
Sutton
Lha Root
Ig Meet Ing
Presbyterian
Harry Tree
Cherey
Margaret A. Dickde
William Henderson
Armatrong
Lwillian Trenderson
W. TL. Myers
Fi Armstrom
Jon, Campbell
Therry Mlighinge
Homer City
Rose Brady
Chirente Cassity
Dominick Mayo
Pasqiuale Pronte
Lowa
Margaret Lawman
Mian Mhyliy Moorhead
Ambridge
Allagheny County
Hamer City
Mamer City
Brank Coulter
West Lebanon
Iigh School
Frank Fockard
Grammar
Wigabeth Cunningham
Gouldie Walters
Tula Simpson
Eleanor Tuck
W. Hi, Zener
Marchand
Mr. Zener
Myers
Ira Myere
Rich Hill
Cherryhill Township
Samuel I. Montgomery
Pitcairn
Alice M. Duncan
James T. Fisherbao
Pittsburgh
Rose
McGlaren
Saml
G. Walbeck, Jr
Heslbon
Elsie
Brown Brushvalley
Marion C. Kimmell
Avonmore
Martha M. Shaffer
Rebey -Avonmore
Blairaville
William C. Ritchey
Mary M. Jackson
McKelvey
Aldie A. Swanger
Rossiter
A. Gray Boenner
Alma Tyger
George C. Ful
Sarah A. Cramer
William MM. Martin
Saltsbury
Salisbury
Walker James Jones
Lerrell
Norai, Willian
Burrell
Thomas Sh Oher
Loveday Nellie KM
Howeher
Lave Joy
Carrie My
Carrie Matelyia
Mes
Ay C
Washinogton
Mie Hteroutned
Silo
Artie
Albart
Stev
Gartall
Ly Ftev
Joon
Byronne
Ligrou Kine
Caergeville
Ter Hiug Wand
Utessone
Roy
Hillsburg
Guy
Guorgeyie
Loki
Hors
Hone
Ierment
Nadie
Lochestar Mills
Sarah A. Henry
Sara A. Henry
Grant Township
Cherry Pres
Cherry Free
J. Wilson Shields
Meredith Riddle
Gubler
Wilk
Imastoral
James Wilson
Ketabishe Modern Dairy
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