Three Murder Trials Open at March Court
The March term opens with at least three murder trials including Mike Jangioppo, charged with murder in the death of Freeman Walker. Also to be tried are Thomas Bly and Tarquinio Masei for earlier felonies, with true bills also issued against Bell and Rose. Citizenship hearings and several other indictments fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Jangioppo
Freeman Walker
Holm
Thomas Bly. & Negro
Seward
Baltimore
Tarquinio Masei
Dilltown
Daniel C. Bell
Hedri
Mike Rose
Luciusboro
Wilmer H. Wood
John Hughes
Mike Rosé
George Rippie
Alex Madee
Charles Robinson
Ben Shirley
H. A. Ragan
F. L. Roof
John Minchak
John Semick
Green, Township
Robert Seward
Center Township
Fines Offset Prison Costs as Court Sees Self-Sustaining System
Judge Langham told the Grand Jury that prison maintenance in 1922 cost 10658.05 with fines of 4286.58 reducing county expense to 6261.47 and that by 1923 fines may cover all criminal costs, while opposing views on punishment are noted. A second item invites Shelocta and Armstrong residents to a March 29 mass meeting at Shalocta church to form a good roads association and discuss highway bond issues with invited officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Langham
Western Penitentiary
Allegheny County
Criminal Department
Justice
Shelocta
Armstrong Township
Shalocta
Style Show March 15 Opens Spring With Free Displays
Indiana merchants prepare for a Thursday evening event from 7:00 to 9:30. Nearly all business houses will open their doors to the public as guests with musical programs special window displays and a parade. Auto agencies and many lines will showcase the latest merchandise furniture hardware jewelry groceries flowers instruments and more at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Evning Ag
Weddings of a Week Hovey Barrett in Olean ceremony
A week of weddings features Florence Emma Barrett and Edward L. Hovey married in Olean New York February 24 with Rev. G R Williams officiating. Florence is from Rochester Mills and will live in Lafayette where the groom works for Hazelwood Oil Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Hazelwood Oil Company
Trade City Farmers Institute Program Announced
The Farmers Institute meets in Grange Hall Trade City on Friday March 16 with morning sessions including remarks by C F Smith and topics on hog forage, swine feeding and oats versus soybeans. An afternoon program features horse care and a question box with J M Vial and J W Warner. A separate item reports Human Fly Harry F Young dies after falling from the Hotel Martinique in New York City before 20 000 spectators. George Fry of Washington Township hospitalized in Indiana after a wagon accident. Col H W Coulter and John M Phillips to address the Indiana Branch Wild Life League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Farmers’ Institute
Trade City
C. F. Smith
J. M. Vial
State College
B. M. Christen
M. Christen
J. W. Warner
New York City
Harry F. Young
Martinique
Young
Wild Life League
H. W. Coulter
Greensburg
John M. Phillips
Real Estate Transfers In Indixon County Report
Real estate transfers recorded in Indixon County list Lucile Robinson to Elizabeth Kess ler two lots in Smicksburg for 850 dollars and Nicola Giampietro to Agnello for a lot in Clymer at 2900 dollars. Additional deeds include many Blairsville and Indiana area plots with prices, owners, and descriptions of lots and acres. A silver wedding, literary society program, injuries, and social events are also noted among local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devas
Indixon
Taft
Lucile Robinson
Elizabeth Kessler
Smicksburg
Nicola Giampietro
Agnello
Clymer
CG. Agnello
Rita Yuthoyvita
Charles BE. Felton
P. M. Spragg
Fourth Ward
Indiana
J. W. Gray
Wimner Gray
Ayn
Brush Valley
Nancy Mack
Wm. Clinson
West Wheatfield
Milton McIntire
Rimar C. Potts
Blairsville
Samuel W. Sindorf
John W. Clark
A. Spiard
Louis Cain
C. S
Kunkla
Samuel Clipper
Homer City
Lenora H. Kimmell
Uarry
Kimmell
Armstrong
Jefferson & Clearfeld Coal & Son Co
Young
John J. Renz
G. Palazzi
White
Stephen Sarnosky
Albert Noro Lrey
Green
J. W. Fetterhoff
Laura B. Fettterhoff
Plumville
Harry Bh, Smith
C. M. Koontz
First Ward
Frank B. Andre
L. H. Swanger
Maria Cochran
B. H. Work
Grant
Amelia B. Lytle
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway Co
Kathryn B. Salsgiver
Sara Salsgiver
Third Ward
John D. Garman
H.B. Langham
Montgomery
D. C. Grifith
Nola
Perry
Jin
Blacklick
H. B. Dickie
Arthur J. Waddie
Conemaugh
Clarence Fisiel
John ©. Gilmore
Blatraville
Indiana Obituary Listing Reflects Local Deaths and Social News
A batch of death notices and social items from Indiana area columns notes George Ding of Dias Station and others among recent deaths. The Herald reports visits, enrollments in The Progress, and local social events including a wedding shower for Dwight A. Fiening and a Kansas death of Annis Fyock, tying community life to nearby towns and counties.
Creekside Institute to Brostalld Teachers Event
A teachers institute will be held at Creekside Grange Hall Friday and Saturday. Committee includes Mia, Frank Horton, Mary Reed, Alice Dunnile and Thomas Bothel. Program lists talks on home environment, public opinion on schools, professional obligations, and PTA value with several named presenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Grange Hall
Creekside
Morelt Fand
Frank Horton
Mary 4
Boy Scouts
J. B. Baker
Rev. Keirn
Brada
Indiana County
Manuel
Agnes Reed
Willa N. Barr
Grace Meleury
Tait
Miss Freeh
Rebecca Blue
Jones
Herlinger
J. B. Anderson
C. G. Postlewait
Arthur Lambing
G. M. McHenry
Rev. Lawrence
Aida Simpson
Elmer Cravener
Mabel Willebrandt Ties Indiana Ties to National Affairs
Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt of California, temporary head of the Attorney General's Department in Washington, D. C., is a relative of Indiana residents and a cousin of local families. The piece notes family connections, local ties, and shared interest with Dr. Hubert Work in Harding’s cabinet. Also mentions family gifts from Sarah DeLancey and local Lutheran church plans for a new building, plus various local obituaries and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Willebrandt
Attorney General's Department
Indiana
Caliifornia
Attorney General’s Department
Washington, D. C
Daugherty
Willebrandt
David Walker
Wayne Township
Mabel Walker
James L. Petterman
Wayne Avenue
Evan Long
Pauline Walker
Washington Street
Elizabeth Schurr
West Church Street
Chris Walker
Rayne Township
Hubert Work
Marion Center
Interior
Harding
Indiana County
National Capital
Longtime Cherryhill resident Mrs Myr dies in 87th year
Mrs Vraneda Myr and several local residents are noted in obituaries. Mrs Myr aged nearly 87 died at her son John Myers home in Cherryhill township after a long illness. She leaves three sons and three daughters and about twenty grandchildren. Funeral rites were held by Rev Ibarnell and burial followed in Diamondneyatha cemetery. The report also covers Clayton Cameron Stephens 21, W Hart Lyda 76, J Morrell Davis 60, Joanne Raleigh Pleck 69, Philby Stiffler 75, Ellen Rhoades Bowers 82, and Frank Morack 12, with brief notices of their deaths and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ding
Dias Atation
Indiana
Harry Kimmell
Shelocta
Orier
Mias Sarah Lowry
Pittsburgh
J. A. Campton
Conemaugh Township
H. F. Spence
Robert
Creekside
M. J. Golden
Near
Penn Run
Equilla Brust
East Oak Street
T. A. Hughes
Near Livermore
W. J. Crisaman
Near Town
C. C. Dinsmore
North Saventh Street
Patton
H. A. Hollis
Clymer
Progress
W. L. McKee
Alethea
Philadelphia
A. &. Little
Chambersville
L. M. McGaughey
Apollo
J. G. Strong
Cherryhill
Harry L. Short
Wayne Township
W. B. Wagner
North Fourth Street
Derry
J. M. McCully
William McC
Wayne Avenue
William R. Calhoun
Harrisburg
Town
Blairsville
J. K. McCormick
W. J. McEl Wee
Homer City
R. D
McCormick
Walter Loring and
Coral
Grove Chapel
Overland
H. C. Estep
South Sixth Street
Boston
Ruth Dustap
Drexell Institute
F. J. Pleming
Pleming Summit
B. W. Moody
Mast Church Street
Emory
Hazel
Catherine Fieming
William Wils
Jacksonville
Buffalo and Rochester Coal & Iron Co
Billy
Progress Office
Mattie Hunter
Mattila Hunter
Armestrong
Muregarel Hunter
Rae
Oakland
Elizabeth Louise Marvis
Elizabeth Loulke Mayris
Edward Harris
Saimple Hunl
Wiza Cook McNull
Eliza Cook McNull
Cookport
Tomer City
Sebring
Alex Rellick
Alex Relick
Fulton Hull
Indiana Hospital
Vraneda Myr
Francis Myers
John Myers
Cherryhill Township
William
Jane Long
Vine
Jen Owens
Penn Ran
Lemuel Myers
Tonnie Miller
Maggie Bagley
Near Conkport
Walter N. Myers
Ibarnell
Clayton Cameron Stephens
F.C. Stephens
South Seventh Street
Baptist Church of
Vandergrift
Stephens
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fie
T. P. Stephens
Els. White
Oakland Cemetery
Lydia
W. Hart Lyda
Wittinsboro
Hote
Kuer Loorting
Latrobe
Rankin and
Wilkinsburg
Percy
Arthur
W. Morrell Davis
J. Morrell Davis
Center Township
White Township
Cameron Deadenderter
Marion
Dsther
David
Martha Jane Davis
Johanay Raleigh Pleck
Joanne Raleigh Pleck
John Bleck
Liulelaburg
Mahoning
Punx
Sudawney
Jon Rairigh
Ping Bluff
Ark
Mia
Nan Lukehart
Palle Creek
Mra
David Goad
Simicksbure
Uy. Hull
Dayton
Smicksbury
Philip SiMe Philby Stiller
Uniontown
Cirreen Township
Divk
Charles Stiffler
Stafford
Orvin
Ein W
Marion Center
Alden
Ray Stiffer
California
Orrin Stier
Rallyoad Avenue
Perguson
Baptist
Sehareh
Tadijan Post
Ellen Rhoades Bowers
Ellen Rhowdes Bowers
Jacob K
Jhe
W. J. Silvis
Anna Mary Silvis
South Bend
Harry
Wilda Anderson
Ethyl Beighley
Butler
Addison
Lucy Killen
Daniel Killen
Dixmont
Sumuel Killen
Mary Killen
Mast Wheatfield Township
Renger
Armagh M. FE
Armagh
W. Dd. Salisbury
Jane Salisbury
W. Jd. Salisbury
Macksbury
Br Il
Donehoo
Willa
Dorothy
Caroline
Mary
Martha
William Hart
Wilmer Kauffman
W. S. Kaufman
Maple Street
Kauffman
F. W. Hinitt
East Wheatfield
Samuel Killen
Betty Jane Steffey
Betty Jane Stettey
Bier
Three County Homes Destroyed by Flames
A deflected fire is thought to have caused the blaze that ruined Juntos M. Nichol near Georgeville during a windstorm on Sunday afternoon. Neighbors saved a nearby barn. Nichol’s house, insured for 1660 on the structure and 409 on contents, was a substantial local farmhouse. Ford Gregg’s Coakport home and the Alex Beringer farm dwelling near Joanmodore were also lost in fires, with the Gregg family escaping in night clothes. faulty flues likely sparked the blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juntos M. Nichol
Georgevile
Nichol
Gregge
Alex Beringer
Joanmodore
King
Local U S Marine in Haiti and area obituaries mix
Local U S Marine Knowlton Ballantyne is stationed with the First Brigade Marines in Port au Prince Haiti after joining at Pittsburgh in 1922. The record notes several area deaths and funeral notices including Mrs. J W Silvis, Miss Lucy Killen, Mrs. Jane Salisbury, and infant Betty Jane Steffey with basic biographical details and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8. Marine
Haiti
Washington
Eall of Adventure
Knowlton
Ballantyne
Mable Ballantyne
Indiana
U. 3. Marines
Malti
West, Indies
United States
Marines
Pittsburgh
Parris Island
8. C
West Indies
Port Au Prince
Halid
Maiti
Republic
Maitland
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Poreigner Callen
Sic
Lulia
Miss
Mary Irene
John Klingen Smith
Douglass Studio
Philadelphia Street
Nestor-Weamer
Dorothy M. Weamer
J. Clark Weamer
Beyer
Arthur G. Nestor
Sagamore
Sagamore Lutheran Church
J. B. Donaldson
Ohio
Coal Company
Dickey Cox
Jay H. Dickey
Grace’ Cox
William Cox
G. W. Dickey
Walter E. Brown
The
Waddie-Swauger
Frank Waddis
Ida M. Swauger
Salishburg
Saltsburg
Justes John F. Johnston
Harris-Snydler
Walter B. Harris
Catherine Snyder
J. Norman Hunter
Sherman Ayers
Plunville
Grace Fetterho
S. Harkins
Dixonville
Violet A. Dishong
Hillsdale
Raymond K. Thomas
Glen Campbell
Mary EB. Dibell
Roasiter
TRADE
Wilt
George Fry
Washington Township
William A. Burnheimer
Locust Street
Burnheimer
William Shermer
Walter Bair
W. N. Kelly
Punxsutawney
Manor Literary Society
Manor
Nora Hmigh
Ethel Bitterbaugh
Albert Smith
Naomi Coy
Class of Girls
Pearl Smith
Pumpkin Ridge Center Band
Ethel Makin
George Wolfe
Offie Armond
Luella
Ford RA
F. Haslett
Ford
Hazlett
Johnstown
Mike Murcovics
Clark Bros
Kellysburg
Steele McElhoos
Mome Post Office
David, the Shepherd
Presbyterian Church
Burgess H. W. Thomas
Burgess H. Wallace Thomas
Zoe Buchanan
H. S. Buchanan
South Thirteenth Street
Nashville
Tenn
Imuda
Dwight A. Fiening
West School Street
Mel. Amie Kyock
Annis Fyock
This
Ottawa
Kans
John H. Fyock
Fanniee Proutman
Hook Bley
Atracters! Institute
Brostald
Old Home County
Sarah M. Doulancey
Rev
P. F. DeLancey
Meadville
A. D. DeLancey
D. C. DeLancey
Wigin
Tt. C
W. F. DeLancey
Philipseburg, Pa
Warly
Zion Lutheran Church
Sulcide
Saltsbury
Westmoreland County
Hisody
Sie
Gia J. Kunkle
Blacklick Township
Ira K. Cochran
Mr. Kunkle
Pie Savigl Ands
J. George
Eames
Georgeville
Coulksport
Waanity Capel
Klee