Weddings of a Week Weld Wolfe in New Florence
A June 17 ceremony at the Methodist parsonage in New Florence united Miss Dolvies Wolfe and Thomas L. Weldo. Weldo is a World War veteran from the 15th Balloon Observation Company and the couple plan to reside near Commodore where Weldo runs a gas station and grocery. The reception was held at Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Burnett’s home in Clymer, followed by a buggy ride led by a Clymer fire truck amid well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baloon Observation Company
R. H. ‘Burnett
Clymer
Weido
Commodore
Local weddings and engagements reported in Ebensburg area
A sequence of marriage notices from Ebensburg and vicinity details brides and grooms such as Mary Josephine McCullough and George A. Lunn at First United Presbyterian Church and J Ivan Bence with Antoinette M. Theys at Beaverdale parsonage. Also listed are Margaret Ritter and Harnest F. Johnston in Ebensburg, Irene Beatty and Wilton Means in Greensburg, Wendall Doty and Naomi Black in Vandergrift, and Ben Rowe with Bernice Sunderlin in Ridgway, with occupations and residence plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe-Sunderlin
Ben F. Rowe
Dixonville
Bernice H. Sunderlin
Stanley Sunderlin
Clymer
First Christian Church
Ridgway
Raymond L. Roth
Marriages Reported in Small-Town Churches and Clinics
Listings show Harold Bhe and Edna Household er married June 20 in Kittanning by Rev. Lloyd. Charles Weamer and Marian Short wed June 6 in Cumberland md by Rev. Flora. Eugene Warner and Dorothy Knox tied June 16 in Monroeville with Warner running a service station. Dorothy Knox is a schoolteacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhe-Householder
Harold Leroy Bhe
Marion Center
Edna Laura Householder
Penn Run
Kittanning
Howard E.lloyd
Norman Bhe
James Householder
Charles Weamer
North Seventh Street
Marian
William Dq. Short, Jr
Blaine Short
Hast Oak Street
Cumberland, Md
A. K. Flora
Warner-Knox
Eugene Shaw Warner
Monroeville
Dorothy Jane Knox
Indiana
Samuel Hill
Deasa Knox
Rankin-Davis and Davis Couples Wed in June Ceremonies
Rankin Davis Emerson Albert Rankin of Coy and Hannah Claire Davis of Indiana wed on June 18 in a ceremony led by Rev. R. M. Offut. The groom’s parents are David Rankin of Coy and the bride’s Cameron Davis of Rayne township. In Brooklyn Klein Rankin and Clara M. Shank tied vows on June 16 with Shank family ties in Patgils. Elmer Shields and Jennie Luella Wachob, both of Punxsutawney, married on a Wednesday at March with Squire Aaron L. Bartholomew officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin-Davis
Emerson Albert Rankin
Coy
Hannah Claire Davis
Indiana
R. M. Offut
David Rankin
Cameron Davis
Rayne Township
Klein-Shank
Clara M. Shank
Gibson A. Shank
Patgils
Rudolph Carl. Klein
Brooklyn
New York City
Best Digested Meat for Dogs Says Foundation
A Rockford foundation argues the skeletons of man and dog resemble each other and that dogs share anatomy and organ function with humans. It urges feeding dogs a meat based diet, noting proper nutrition is key to successful dog keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappel Kennel Foundation
Rockford
Dogs Thrive On Balanced Meat Based Diet, Mayo Study
A Mayo Clinic report notes dogs digest meat and rice well, while starches like corn are poorly digested and pass slowly through the system. The findings cite Rin Tin Tin’s eight year regime and stress that large, single meals improve digestion, with anxiety hindering efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern University Medical School
Rin-Tin-Tin
Mayo Clinic
Owl Train Passes Out With New West Penn Schedule
The Owl passenger train, once a staple for Blairsville theatergoers, now runs only to Kiski Junction as modern roads reduce ridership. The change follows a Pennsylvania rail schedule update effective Saturday night, ending Blairsville service after years of operation. Separately, Perry Langham of Emeigh, a Montgomery Township native, was moved from Cambria County to the Western Penitentiary after pleading guilty to murder and life imprisonment for killing his two children with a dynamite blast last summer. He injured his wife and attempted suicide after the explosion. he has been transferred to the state hospital for the criminally insane at Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Penn
Blairsville
Pittsburgh
Kiski Junction
State Hospital
Blairaville
Perry Langham
Emeigh
Montgomery Township
Cambria County
Western Penitentiary
Fairview
Wayne County
Langham
Courageous act saves home as oil stove explodes
Mrs F M Mack of North Elev enth street displayed calm presence of mind on Thursday afternoon. She hurled a flaming oil stove from the kitchen door into the yard and smothered burning oil on the floor, preventing a total loss. The blast burned her right arm and hands while she saved the house from fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Mack
North Eleventh Street
Shelocta Notes From The County Church And Local News
Carl Kessler a patient at an Indiana hospital shows little improvement. The U P church dedication service last week drew a large crowd. Mr and Mrs A Douglass and family spent Sunday in Pittsburgh. Communion services at the U P church were well attended. The Sheaffer family moved from their Shelocta home to a farm. Mrs Emery McIntyre and daughters Dolores and Sara Lon visited her parents last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wagner
Indiana
Ino. Wagener
Geo
Dodson
Tarentum
Theo, Bikin
David Badminds
Lola Fulton
Daughtera
Rossiter
Smithport
Mae Davis
Grove City College
Arthur Young
Verona
D. Flemming
Punxsutawney
F.C
C. ©. Lewis
Harrisburg
Jens Davis
Wilkinsburg
J. A. Elkin
Bert
Narcissa Casedy
David Edmunds
Christine
Maxine
Ritz Theatre
Martha Uncapher
F. C. Uncapher
Margaret
Mina Mowery
Youngstown
Mina Weston
Alshouge
Wilkingburg
Mary Lewis
Clark Elkin
Near Five Points
Lizzie
Thomas Elkin
Thomas Swarts
D. L. Swarts
Harry Hlkin
Pittsburgh
David 1Lkin
Lutheran Church
Indiana Man Involved in Distressing Auto Accident
John M. Hamill of Indiana town fatally struck five year old James Bloom, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Bloom, as the lad darted across the Lakes to Sea Highway near Chestnut Grove two miles east of Dubois Friday at noon. Hamill attempted to avoid the collision but could not prevent the tragedy despite efforts. James Bloom died at the Dubois hospital from shock shortly after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Chestnut Grove
Dubois
John M. Hamill
James Bloom
Carl Bloom
Hamill
Verdicts in Civil Court Close Week with Mixed Outcomes
In June 1 Civil Court closing terms, the jury found for the defendant in the trespass case of Mrs. Margaret McCoy against Albert McHenry. Earlier, a verdict for the defendants was returned in the trespass case of John Kellershie and Anna Kellerskie against William Clark. Other actions, including trespass against Indiana county and assumpsit suits involving Indiana Lumber and Supply Co. and others, were continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McCoy
Albert McHenry
John Kellershie
Anna Kellerskie
William Clark
W. OC. Spolin
Indiana County
Indiana Lumber and Supply Co
J. E. Boyer
Lloyd Say
Gasoline Tax Revenue Surges in First Four Months
The state collected tax on 322 351 748 gallons of gasoline in the first four months, up 90 880 797 gallons from a year earlier, yielding a $648 194 increase. Secretary Dr King notes a four cent tax was in place last year. From Feb 1 to May 31 this year the department revoked permits to 289 retail dealers, 142 in Philadelphia, 36 in Pittsburgh, and the rest elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Death and incidents in Pasadena and Indiana localities
Miss Martha Nichol of White township died in Pasadena California after a stroke on Wednesday. Her sister Grace J. died May 11 in Santa Fe New Mexico. Nigpel Nichol, long known in Indiana, lived in Pasadena with sister Eda Nichol. brother Rev William Nichol of Brooklyn survives. Aunts and relations named in White township. Also three offenders sentenced Monday and a serious injury from a rock accident near Shelocta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Nichol
White Township
Pasadena
Calif
Grace Johnson
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Nigpel
Archy Nichol
Indiana
Eda B. Nichol
William Nichol
United Presbyterian
Brooklyn
N.Y
Charles A. Nichol
Harry Nichol
More Fish to Be Put in Local Streams This Season
Indiana county streams will receive thousands of game fish this summer after a conference between O M Deibler Greensburg State Commissioner of Fisheries and Morris Stern and G G Hill Indiana County Fish and Game Association officers. Earlier in the season a large number of game fish were placed in various county streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
O. M. Deibler
Greensburg
Morris Stern
G G. Hill
Indiana County Fish and Game Association
Social notes from Smicesburg and surrounding towns
Smicesburg and nearby Indiana scene with Mr and Mrs Carl Wagner visiting In dia relatives. Dozens of local names attend church events, picnics and visits in Tarentum Rossiter Smithport Pittsburgh Verona and Blairsville. A sermon festival and charity fair are noted amid family visits. Ends with a political jab about Uncle Sam and internationalism.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Gas and Electric Company
D of
Board of Directors
O'Keeffe
Sloan
Lunn
Cambria Coal Company
Hedlwood
Bence
Beaver Store Company
Beaverdale
Johnston-Ritter
Margaret Ritter
D. R. Ritter
Hbensburg
Harnest F. Johnston
J. M. Johnston
Presbyterian Church
Ebensburg
H. J. Baumgarter
Johnston
Culver Schools
Doty-Black
Wendall A. Doty
R. C. Doty
South Tenth St
Naomi Black
Vandercrift
United Presbyterian Church
Vandererift
Goodhue
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Me i
Andy Musitelli
Herman Carson
Steele Lydie
Shelocta
Carl Kessler
Indiana Hospital
Ha'ia
Crooked Creek
Shelocta Bridge
Ernest-Creekside
Erneat
Highway Department
Conemaugh Township
Andy Mustillina
Mustillna
Smicesburg
Zions Valley
Blane Walker
Mr.Walker
Victor Stephenson
Clyde George
Windergrift
Annie
Tda Scott
Apollo
Calvin Scott
Bess Gumbert
Pail Gumbert
D. I. Shearer
Olivet
Lizzie Kunkle
Bert Townsend
Frank. Wolf
Helen
Gene
Larue
Templeton
Gilbert Young
Center Valley
Jimmie Anderson
Lee
Klingensmith
Leechsburg
Lottie Brown
Elizabeth Keener
Sam
Europa
J. C. Penney Co. Inc. Department .&Etore
Farmers Bank & Trust Co
Farmers Bank
and Trust Company
Purplus
John A. Stokes
Sutton-Miller Company
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