Grand jury passes on many bills in Homer City district
Grand jury returns true bills against Clyde Carney for burglary and assault with intent to kill Mrs Shilling, and against Harry and William Palmer for stealing $25 from their sister. A civil case at Townsend Coal Co. remains on trial. Foreman S B Ferguson presides as indictments for murder adultery larceny and other offenses are listed for this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Carney
Mqnor
Homer City
Center
Green
Harry
William Palmer
Esty Lydick
Bullington Township
Blairsville
Vasil Shrenko
Joseph Lydick
Irvin Adams
Harry Palmer
Louis Trunzo
Charles M. Quaggle
Dallas Detwiler
Sarpeti Serpessi
Frances Serpessi
Adaline Ciconi
Eugene Ciconi
Alfonso Formica
Leo Venio
Joe Mehhi
Hugh Jackson
Harry EB
Lowry
Charles Rocco
Chas. Travis
Louis Caputo
Godie Towell
Alex Schrenki
Mike Shapura
Et al
Celletti Vesardo
Harvey O'Harrah
Harry Bennett
Howard H. Clawson
GC. A. Robinson
Joe Lancar
Charles Kiddo
Harry Sheffler
James HB. Shearer
Fred E. Hoover
Joe Pompi
Max Byers
Joe Sage
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Deeds Filed
Listings show transfers across Indiana County with buyers and prices. Names include Charlotte Jacoby to John E. Gibson for 800 dollars and Roxanna Lydick to I H Boucher for 60, plus several other lot and acreage trades and multipliers across townships like Green, Armstrong, Conemaugh and East Mahoning with totals ranging from 60 to 4200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Mince
Charlotte Jacoby
John E. Gibson
G. Risinger
Blackilek
Joseph Baron
J. M. Weddell
White
W. J. Rising
Armstrong
Amanda J. Stumpf
Annie Guja
Rossiter
George Mizerak
Conemaugh B. & L. Assti
Bisksville
Conemaugh
George Lognowski
Clara McPherson
Norman Gaston
Ellsworth Sickenberger
Green
Tracy E. Sickenberger
Si Ellis Griffith
Lawrence Campbell
Hugh D. Tomb
Dast Wheatfield
Armerford
Coal Mining Co
Laura Roof
Frank Marabito
Pater Lang
Canoe
C. Carmelo
Deer and pheasants to be planted in Indiana County
The State Game Commission will send 13 White Tail Deer 12 Fallow Deer and 12 Ring Neck Pheasants to Indiana County. Six fallow deer will be planted on Blacklick Creek above Heshbon and six along Little Mahoning Creek in Grant township. One herd will be cared for by the Twolick Country Club and the other near the dead waters of Yellow Creek. Deer are valued at about 100 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Game Commission
Wild Life League of
Indiana County
Blacklick Creek
Heshbon
Little Mahoning Creek
Grant Township
Twolick
Twolick Country Club, Between Twolick
Yellow Creeks
Yellow Creek
Woman Suffrage Debate At Normal School In Lincoln
The Lincoln Debating Club of Normal School held its annual debate Saturday evening on the issue that women be granted equal suffrage with men. Harry Crawford led the affirmative with Wilmer Brickley. Frank St. Clair and William Markle spoke for the negative. The decision favored the affirmative. Grasshoppers sighted near town after warm spell. Gus Yuckenburg displayed live grasshoppers at the Progress office found in a field east of town. Real estate dealings include John McConnell selling Mrs Edith Adamson property on Tenth Street for 2300 to A R Ritchie. Mrs Laura Roof dwelling sold to Mrs Philipino Maribito for 700 with possession at once. Laura Elkin returns home from New York after winter visit with sister Mrs William Armtrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Debating Club
Normal School
Harry Crawford
Wilmer Brickley
Frank St. Clair
William Markle
Gus Yuckenburg
The
Progress Office
Uwappy
Gus
John McConnell
Edith Adamson
Tenth Street
A. R. Ritchie
East Church Street
Laura Roof
Ike Billings
West Church Street
Philipino Maribito
McConnell
Girl Starts on Long Trip Sail for Australia to Wed New York Man
Miss May Brownlee of town leaves for California and then Sydney to wed Hugh M. Henry of New York City. She will stop in Los Angeles, visit an aunt, attend the exposition, and sail from San Francisco March 16, arriving in Sydney April 5. She is a daughter of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. J. Day Brownlee and a graduate of Indiana Normal, Wilson College, and Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wii
Australia
New York
Miss May Brownlee
Town
California
Sydney
Hlugh M. Henry
New York City
Miss Brownlee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
J. Day Brownlee
East Church Street
Indiana Normal School
Wilson College
Columbia University
Perth Amboy
N. 1
Henry
Biny ‘Tuster
Charley Karlet
Intraville
Avetin Clark
Silagq Clark
India
Kittanning
Hiso
N.V
Cunglad Hin
Indiana
Gongeulty Presbyterian Church
Pittahure Pitte
New Alexandria
Samuel Mearren
Wlalraville
Richard Wood
Mekeesport
Philadelphia
Jesse A. Cunningham
J. M. McGunn
Post Office
Pittsburg
Louss. Bare
Lewis Piper
BR. Root
North Side
Samuel Ferguson
Harry
Guy Baker
Campbell's Mills
Frank Moyer
Hannahstown
Robert J. Marshall
J. J. Heary
Building & Loan Associations
Charles Rugg
John Moore
Wilkinsburg
Howe Paul Sculley
Finaio
Jessie Paul
John J. Miller
Louise Paul Miller
Hilielier
Holgewood
Wannie Paul
Wilmerding
Blairsville College
Tyairdstown
Albert Loeffler's
Henry Palmer
New Federal Opium and Cocaine Law Takes Effect
The federal opium and cocaine act approved December 17, 1944 went into effect Monday and affects production importation manufacture and sale of opium and coca leaves and their derivatives. Physicians dentists and veterinarians must register obtain a registry number keep inventories order blanks and maintain records of all such drugs dispensed with name and address of patients. Dr. William B. Ansley will discuss the act at the county medical society meeting March 9 at 2 15 PM. doctors and druggists urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Internal Revenue Collector
Sud
William B. Ansley
Saltsburg
Indiana County Medical Society
County Medical Organization
Ansley
The
Medical Society
Remarkable Smicksburg party totals 595 years
Smicksburg woman Mrs. Adam Black hosted a dinner for seven women plus herself with a combined age of 595 years. Guests include Mrs. Margaret Lewis 78 and Mrs. Cynthia Bond 73 among others, all active and lively as 15 year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smicksburg
Adam Black
Margaret Lewis
Nebraska
Cynthia M. Bond
Susan Spencer
Mary J. Travis
Margaret Weston
Lizzie Crawford
Grace Frasher
Nancy J. Black
Personal Brevities Show Local Moves and Visits
Pittsburg visitors on Friday, Wayne avenue residents returning from New York and Atlantic City, and various townspeople traveling to Indiana, California, and Michigan. Rev Sherrard to preach, Lena White heads to Hanford, and Lex Watson joins the U S Army. a public sale plans in Indiana, plus hospital turns and a street railway lease reshaping local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Butler
David Chapman
Georgeville
Indiana
William Ross
North Sixth Street
Punxsutawney Hospital
W. Ross Myers
South Sharon
Jesse Rodkey
Town
Los Angeles
Cal
Blairsville
W. M. Wallace
Breshvelley Township
Lex PF. Watson
South Seventh Street
United States Army
Lena White
Water Street
Hanford
Rowland Wachob
James
Jerry”. Sexton
Johnstown
Memorial Hospital
J. A. Craft
Mechanicsburg
S. S. McCreery
Horace J. Thompson
Marion Center
J. Murray Thompson
North Wighth Street
Thopson
William ‘T. Martin
Pittsburg
American Helief Association
France
O. J. Howearth
Scottdale
Margaret Howearth
Sample Run
Howearth
Christian Church of
Christian Congregation of
Michigantown
Ind
Hoosier State
A. B. Griffith
Penn Run
Griffith
Joseph Marshall, Jr
Joseph Marshall
Ernest
James McAfoos
Portland
Ore
Marshall
Piumyilie
Indiana County
J. W. Cary
Death notices from the county county medley
Recent notices list Perrene Tinllton and Alex Stamdiiton of Smyrna dying in Southern Pines North Carolina February 23 at 65, with details of family, church work and burial. Dr Harmon McCullough of Cookport dies in Battle Creek Michigan after blood poisoning. Henrietta Douglass aged 78 dies at home on Philadelphia Street. Margaret Trout of Pine Flats dies after a month illness. Anderson Dilts of Trade City dies after two year illness. William W Peddicord dies in Armstrong Township aged 59, interred Greenwood. Willian Wilkison dies at Wilkning hamel stead Parkwood aged about 50. Sarah Jane Pringle dies at 86 in Johnstown. Robert Hays dies January 19 in Cleveland. The Progress and Philadelphia North American offered to subscribers on rural routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagh ‘Perrene
Tinllton
Mueh
Torrence Hinilton
Tne Mia
Alex Stamdiiton
Smyrna
Souther Pines
North Carolina
Colorado
Southern Pines
Young People's Society
Smyrik
Presbyterian Church
Inter
Pitcairn
Irs
Church of
Tlamston
Metel
Dayton
Mahoning
Thorne
Wilson
Dessie
Hint
HE. A. McCullough
Harmon Fh. McCullough
Cookport
Battle Creek
Mich
Sife Davi McCullough
Montgomery Township
Ihe
McCullough
Indiana State Normal School
Western Reserve School of Medicine
Cleveland
Cockport
Baptist Church
Savings and Trust Company of
Indi- Ant
Green Township
8. IT
G. W. McCullough
Henrietta Douglass
Douglass
Mast Philadelphia Street
Woodrow
Mary Douglass
Samuel Douglass
Lydia Douglass
Elizabeth Sharretts
Greenwood Cemetery
Margaret Trout
William Trout
Pine Flats
Hughes
McDowell Cemetery
Anderson Dilts
Indiana County
Trade City
Wunon
Peter Dilts
Kansas
Anderson
Pride City
Hewis
Migs Crawford
William Crawford
North Matontig Township
Willian W. Peddicord
William Washington Peddicord
Armatrong Township
al P
Creenwood
Obituary notes and local society in county town
News item recounts deaths and family ties of local residents including a lawyer who became a captain in the N.V and later died in Indiana. It lists church figures, marriages, missionary offspring, and community events such as market days, visits, transfers, and a local plate glass plant restart.
Blairsville Claims County Title Over Indiana YMCA
Blairsville won the county championship by defeating Indiana YMCA 45 to 43 on Monday night as the game ended with the winning points just before the official whistle. Homer CityVis defeated Kellysburg at Homer City 38 to 23 with Rankin scoring five goals for Mamar City and Melilhoes adding four for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Blairaville
Indiana Y. M. ©. A
Homer City Vis
Homer City
Kellysburg
Rankin
Mamar City
Land Tillers Attend Pennsylvania Farm Institutes at Homer City
White township farmers attended the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture institutes in Homer City and nearby towns. County Chairman C George led a group of instructors who spoke on soil care, dairy production, crop planning, and soil fertility across morning and evening sessions. The meetings featured lectures by W M Patton L W Lighty C M Barnitz and others, with questions answered and resolutions endorsing Institute activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Township
Department, of Agriculture of
Pennsylvania
C. George
Wasi
Lebanon
MC. A
Court House
W. RR. Mahan
M. Fieming
S. S. Wetzell
H. M. Brown
Charles A. Nichol
W. M. Patton
Mosgrove
Armstrong County
L. W. Lighty
West Berlin
Elis
W. T. Phillips
Carliste
C. M. Barnits
Riverside
Troys
W. ‘I. Phillips
CO. M. Barnitz
L. W
Center Township
Empire Theater
Homer City
D. J. Magill
Club Knuftman
Institute
Sheldon W. Mink
Hovertown
W. T .Phillipy
Carlisle
Wiklag
Charles I. Noll
State College
Sheldon W. Funk
East Berlin
Jan
Charles F. Noll
Also Mentioned on This Page
Laura Elkin
William Armatrong
E. B. Pfeiffer
Plumville
James Petrarca
Savilla Peoples
Harry Caldwell
W. P. Rowland
Progress
W. T. Mahaffey
Cherry Tree
Chester Fry
Western Penitentiary
Fry
Burrell Township
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Raventry
Southland
John EB. Miller
Glenquae Hell
Mimg
Orida
Mr. Miller
Mims
Armstrong Township
Clark Peddicord
Watt's Hill
Charles Hoffman
W. W Brilhart
Grant Street
East Ma Loning
John E. Hasinger
Wayne
East Wheatheld Township
Simpson-Neal Hospital
Roy St. Clair
J. Roy St. Clair
John FP. St. Clair
Adela Louise Keidel
Henry Keidel
Baltimore
Dr. St. Clair
Alexandria
Charles
Albert Miller
Bath
Lyman R. Martin
Hl Johnston
Mr. W. ST. Martin
Mr. Johnston
Elkin
John P. Elkin
Washington
Old Independence Hall
South Mahoning
John Heberling
South Mahoning Township
Theodore Vovel
Carrolltown
Indiana Street Railways Gormpany
L. B. Tiffany
Seventh Street
Vite Builing
John
Wice
Deckers Point
Isachel O. Stephens
Rachel Catherine Stephens
J. Fr. Stephens
Dixonville Hospital
Lie
Rey. George Rickard
Rey. Cordner
Harmony Cementery
Miss Henrietta Douglass
Vrate Wiildason
Rata Willingen
Wilkingpn Hamel Stead
Parkwood
Charles Wikinson
Sarah Jane Pringle
James Helman
Thurntdauy
Clarka~burg
Robert Hays
Lailreside
Wospldtal
Philadelphia ‘North American
Blacklick Township
Matthew Ilingslee
Tito
Mra
Tillingslee
David Altman
Manira
Wilhelm
Milkesell
Bolingsles
Joenled
Sarved
Laynin
Zaledoch
United Presbyterian
Agericul Pulse
Hellwood
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