Busy session of criminal court in ongoing March term
The March term opened with a crowded docket of more than twenty cases. Clyde Carney faces burglary and assault with intent to kill. Vasil Shrenko stands charged with murder. Harvey O Harrah is accused of arson to defraud an insurer. Trials, appeals, and grand jury actions fill the week as civil and criminal matters unfold across Blairsville and Montgomery township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vasil Shrenko
Ernest
Harvey O'Harrah
Montgomery Township
Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Town
Commonwealth
Adaline Ciconi
Eugene Ciconi
Fulton Run
Carneytown
Tony Lombardo
Blairsville
Lombardo
Clyde Carney
Wintondale
Carney
Shilling
Martin LeFever
Conemaugh Township
LeFever
Howard R. Lucas
Towsend Coal Company
Anthony Ouzama
Victor Emanuel Society of Rossiter
J. B. Waddle Va
Wharton Coal & Coke Company
Harry §. Lowry
Porter Huffman
Waasil Shrenko
Joseph Lydick
Irvin Adams
Harry
William Palmer
Louis Trunzo
Chas. M. Quargie
Et al
Sarpetti Serpessi
Frances Serpessi
Adaline Coconi
Eugene Coconi
James Pompi
Leo Vento
Joe Mehal
Harry B. Lowry
Charles Rocco
Goldue Towell
Alex Shrenki
Max Byer
Joe Sage
Celletti Vasardo
Howard H. Clawson
Charles Kiddo
Marty Sheffer
Fred BE. Hoover
Joe Yansie
John Span
Andy Kopsic
Joe Lancar
CG. A. Roshon
Mike Skupura
Hugh Jackson
Alfonse Formica
Harry Palmer
Esty Lydick
Louis Caputo
Homer City
Pago
Modern X-Ray Machine and Motor Ambulance Gifted to Hospital
New equipment for the Indiana county hospital includes a modern X-ray unit valued at 1,600 dollars and a motor ambulance, both donated by the Iselins and Mrs. Kane. Mrs. Kane, sister of Adrian Ivelin, will present the ambulance, chosen for suitability through inspections in New York. The X-ray apparatus was ordered by the trustees and will be installed upon arrival, enhancing services for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iselins
Mra. Kane
Adrian Ivelin
Myr. C. O
Indiana Hospital
C. O. DB. Iselin
WILLS PROBATED AND ESTATES DISTRIBUTED
Several estates probated with distributions to heirs. In Smicksburg, Narcissa M. Roush’s will of 1914 leaves a Smicksburg lot to daughter Margaret Ann Lewis and various legacies. house sale proceeds to Lewis after debts. Blairsville’s Robert Jellison leaves estate to sisters then to brother and others after death. West Wheatfield’s Oliver C. Bracken bequeaths to Melinda Jane Robinson. executor Elder Peeler. Cherry Tree’s Harry B. Hawes leaves to widow with equal division to children after her death. Vandergrift’s Mary S. Criswell estate valued about $13,000 with Joseph Sloan Criswell and Paul Turner Criswell as sole heirs. The Sayings and Trust Company of Indiana guardian of sons until age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revard
Narcissa M. Roush
Smicksburg
Margaret Ann Lewis
John
Willis B. Lewis
Robert Jellison
Blairsville
Nancy
Elizabeth D
Hannah
Lucinda Jellison
George Jellison
Rachel Ann Reeves
Sarah Jane Hutchinson
Elizabeth
Hannah Jellison
Oliver C. Bracken
West Wheatfield Township
Melinda Jane Robinson
Westfield
Mass
Etder Peeler
Harry B. Hawes
Cherry Tree
Mary S. Criswell
Vandergrift
Greensburg
Joseph Sloan Criswell
Paul Turner Criswell
Sayings and Trust Company of
Indiana
Indiana Doctors Hear Lecture On New Opium Law
The March Indiana County Medical Society meeting at the YMCA auditorium featured Dr. W B Ansley of Saltsburg giving a lecture on the new opium and cocaine law, followed by a general discussion. Several druggists attended. Rose gifts were given to nearly 1000 Indiana women at Buchheit Bros furniture opening and exhibition saturday night. The event drew broad public approval for the store under Mr FE Buchheit. Local dairymen formed an organization at Johnstown Sanitary Dairy Co plant with officers J M Johnston president CRAFT East Mullening township secretary J A Simpson White township treasurer J Pounds Indiana. Three children ill with pneumonia in Mast Chestnut street area. A Plymouth Rock hen belonging to Squire J Graeham Strangetown laid a record egg. Remember old address when changing paper subscriptions. provide both old and new addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisburg
Indiana County Medical Society
W. B. Ansley
Saltsburg
Buchheit Bros
Indiana
FE. C. Buchheit
Johnstown Sanitary Dairy Company
7. M. Johnston
Wrank Craft
East Mullen
Edward Johnston
East Chestnut Street
W. S. Johnston
Monogahela City
Washington County
W. L. McKee
Toms River
N. J
Baptist Church of Indiana
Coulter
Ward
James Muckle
Shelocta
Vandergrift
Sheloca
W. J. Carney
Clymer R. D
Mont Getty
Cherry Tree
W. G. Smith
Town
Mary Paul
Penn Run R,d. 1
L. 8
Deadenderfer
Cherryhill Township
Lodiana
W. A. Engle and Son
Liege
Dixonville
Colorado Springs
Colo
Alex &. ‘Thompson
Church Street
St. Clair Thompson
Kellysburg
San Francisco
Glenn Kinter
Clark ‘Taylor
Armstrong Township
Simpson-Neal Hospital
Edward Rowland
Sapulpa
Okla
Rowland
The
Diamond Glass Company
Personal Breevities From Indiana County
Local society notes list numerous residents and visitors with journeys to Chicago Pittsburgh Greensburg and San Francisco plans. Readers learn of jurors appointments hospital treatments and family visits as Indiana County residents move through weekly events and travel. Names include Matthew Streams J N Lingham H C Mack Anna Davis Lulu Simpson and others with multiple households and towns cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Streams
Home
BR. D
Wis
Williamson
Smicksburg
Anna Davis
Nellie
Chicago
J. N. Lingham
Indiana
Washington, D. C
H. C. Mack
East Wheatfield Township
Bar) Simpson
Lulu Simpson
Penn Run
G. W. Gruff
Bertha
Waterstreet
Pittsburgh
W. RB. Calhoun
South Tenth Street
Greensburg
D. Morton
J. S. Long
Homer City
W. H. Attman
Pittsburg
Carrie Trainer
Oakland Avenue
Virginia J. Huey
New Indiana Hospital
Thomas H. ¥Rantz
Kinter Fry
South Mahoning Township
Paul Reed
Hongr City
Neflie Davis
Grove Chapel
Hiram Umburn
J. ©. N. Parks
Locust Street
Philadelphia
Zenoba Loder
Charles W. Books
Roy Souders
C. C. Dinsmore
North Seventh Street
William Ross
North Sixth Street
Punxsutewnay Hospital
John Marts
Saltsburg
Progress
Joseph King
Pitcairn
Elia Barclay
S. Thomas
Near Grove Chapel
D. B. Taylor
South Fifth Street
Mine Accidents Kill Two Men In Pennsylvania Mines
Fatal mine incidents near Ernest and Clymer claim William R. Streams 60 and Anthony Zaculsky 25. Streams, an Ernest electrician, was crushed when a motor derailed and pinned him between machinery and cribbing. Zaculsky died after electrocution in Mine No. 10. Other deaths include Robert Martin of Philadelphia after streetcar injuries and several local residents. multiple obituaries follow with funeral details and family notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Wrnest and Clymer
William Rt. Streams
Mrnesl
Anthony Zaculsky
Mr. Streams
Ilana County
al Mment
Streams
Milton Streams
Whellysburg
Rayne Township
Coat Company
Ernest
Union Church
Mixes
Willie Thompson
Robert Thompson
Kellysburg
Arthur Streams
Greenwood Cemetery
Anthony 4Aculsky
Indiana Mak kwis ee Pieter yyy BBe
Fragmentary OCR text from Indiana page shows garbled names and phrases. Readable elements include a focus on local notes and possible listings without clear events or dates. The item appears as an incomplete public notice or brief without coherent facts to detail.
Indiana County Real Estate Transfers Highlight Local Deeds
A long list of property transfers in Indiana County appears, naming buyers and sellers such as W.T. Gardner, A. Mantia, Charles L. Garson, and others. The notes include parcel locations like Green and Mahoning townships, with deeds valued up to $8500, reflecting active land trades and assorted lot and acre transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Sree
W.T. Gardner
Jarrelt
A. LA. Mantia
Honor City
Croan
Sph
Margares
Glowes
Ldian
Charles L. Garson
Milica
South Mahontg
Margaret
Rultner
Roth
A. W. Angle
Greet
Order of Moose
Fureter
George Bonrve
Wy Bennett
W.S. Kanfman
Whith
Rho Gora
J. Wenbty
Harries Devinney
David D. Henderson
Roberts
Talli Cantor
T. Kelly
Christian Chute
Grand View
Wold
la Dantalty
Winger
David N. Harbor
Wast Boykonito
A. J. McGaughey
South Mahoning
UWWW
Turkett
Robert C. Bickamborwer
John D. Bence
Juidjuana
Angelo Scarlata
Alvina
Stunerangel
Burrell
George Tarascroviseli
Sir Johnston
Ry Marhin
Wi George
Armstrong
Robert G. George
Jélmer C. Bracken
Maat Wheatfield
George M. Nowman
HLA
A. W. Magle
Green
Uniteed Mine Workers Union of
Dixonville
Indiana County Bene ral Association Banquet and Notes
The Indiana County Bene ral Association held its regular meeting and banquet Thursday at the Mantelpal building with 16 attendees. Hospital notes report several local residents undergoing appendectomies and other operations, with mixed recoveries and ongoing medical issues.
Fire destroys Cherrywood dairy farm killing cattle
A mysterious blaze at a Cherry lili dairy farm destroyed most of the barn and contents, burning six calves and two cows. Four cows, two calves, and three horses were saved before walls collapsed. Losses include cattle, grain, and dairy equipment. insured for 1,200 dollars with Patrons Mutual Insurance. Adjuster W. W. Hopkins evaluated the claim. the cause remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriel
Ty la
Slowak
Albert
Walla
Man Hutchison Wins Big Purses at Indiana Races
Fred Aanninen, a trainer known as the Indian man, earned over $78,000 in four years as his horses captured numerous wins and placings. He reported $17,000 in 1910, $60,000+ in 1912, and $20,925 in 1919, with many victories on late mile tracks yielding purses from $500 to $4,000. He operates a ten-horse string in Washington and is married to a daughter of ex-County Commissioner Petar Frech of Georgeville, sister to Mrs. CG. Wortinun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel of
Mormon Indiana
Fred Aanninen
Tormier
Nan
Joe
Washington
Mr. Damigan
Petar Frech
Georgevile
CG. M. Wortinun
Missionary Conference Opens at First United Presbyterian
A missionary conference opens at First United Presbyterian Church with a successful meeting last evening in the church hall. Speakers include Rev Edwin J. Rigbard of Oberlin Rev A J Coates missionary from India and Warl Miller of Tilia Ohio. A separate incident reports a wagon train accident near Hellwood injuring none seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Laynon
Edwin J. Rigbard
Oberlin
A. J. Coates
Imiasionary
India
Warl Miller
Tilia
February Hospital Report and Local Notices
February report from superintendent Sara Morgant of the fanana Hospital details 79 treated patients with 22 charity cases 5 paying partial sums 32 on subscriptions and 20 private. Also notes 24 operations performed and 34 patients in the institution. Also reports on property sale of 120 acre Homestead farm to Sons Bay of Mamestead and Murray George for 60000 dollars and plans to divide into two farms. Prohibitionists annual meeting elects officers and addresses. A fire incidents and local moves are described, including residents moving and postal address changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nty Hospital
Migs Sara Morgant
Fanana Hospital
Viera
Bay
Mamestead
Robert and
Murray George
Arngstrong
J. W. George
Armstrong Town
Orphans Court
Sile
Farmers Institutes Perk Up Rural Agriculture Across Counties
The fifth annual series of farmers institutes in Maliwood Trade City and Ambrose drew large crowds across sessions. Speakers from West Lebanon Crisetmore Riverside Carlisle and Mosgrove covered lime soil fertility dairy production crop care and pasture while stressing cooperation and rural school improvement. The events featured songs and local talent with notable talks by W M Patton L W Lighty and C M Barnitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maliwood
Trade City
Ambrose
Department of Agriculture of
Pennsylvania
House of Agriculture
Hellwood
Keilwood
J. C. Sehnebley
George
West Lebanon
A. G. Glenn
Crisemore
M. Patton
Mosgrove
C. M. Barnitz
Riverside
Rowan
L. W. Lighty
Berlin
W. TY. Phillipy
Carlisle
Institute
M. Barnitz
L. We Lighty
W. M. Patton
W.T. Phillipy
Mursday Wits
W. T. Phillippy
North Mahoning Township
Otter
Indiana County
Wehoot
Lev. Stumpf
N. Gross
Man
C. George
LW. Lighty
C. M. Durnus
Mer
Phillipy
WW. M. Patton
W. PR. Phillipy
Thyses- Klon
O. M. Barnita
Bautardiy
W. M. Pitton
Wo Liehty
GC. M. Barnity
Jessie Johnston
8. C.george
B.C. Mulberger
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WU Ne
Stephen Kisy
Mast Chestnut Street
George McHenry
Maurice Wile
Squire J. &. Graeham
Strangetown
L. E. Ackerson
William I. S'Trnams
Grusterdd
Robert Marei
Robert Martin
Marion Center
John P. Martin
Wellysburg
Rena Benade
Big Run
Isabella Lowery
Clark McConnaughey
D. Clark McConnaughey
Hartman Knautt
Garfield Chambers
Owen Smith
Larue
Lawrence K
Clyde W
Henry
Harry Knauff
Willie Sprankle
Georgeville
Iey
N. Stumpf
Sinicksburg
Round Top Cemetery
Margaret Mucas
Margaret Lucas
Thiy Place
West Philadelphia
Bundy
Shu
David Luces
Pennsylvanian Railroad Company
Tmudetha
William
Arthur Ad Nettle
Clcl Mee Lain
Water Street
Mra. A. P. Lowry
Kullroad Avenue
Lawl Hay
Oakland Cemetery
Solomon Dunmire
Henry Mittenhouse
Jacksonville
Rev. Long
South Bend
Pieter Yyy
Rwal Estate
Ransfers
Dugan
Itesian
Lonacoming Glass Vrant
Thomas Dugan
Albert Dugan
Dugan Glass Company
Lonacoming
Wother Place
Dugans
Dugan Glass Co
Sthovens
Sear Seward
Stevens
Jerome
Somerset County
United States Supreme Court
Samuel Cunningham
White
Iland
Town Womna
Arthur W. Fisher
Sue Ig
Kisher
Helen Watson
M. G. Watson
Dixonyvilles
Carrie Burnholmer
Dixonville Hospital
Martha Long
Orange Long
Hoar Dixonville
Quelomwent
Wopen Meils
Racentry
Myrtle Lithington
United States
Sand Ag
IAI Imanuie
Migy Latur Wieging
Daugher
Ames W. Wiggins
White Township
Howe
Allagheny General Hospital
Wimbury
Abraham Deahkondoerfer
Blanche Bowers
Idan
George Oo
Tiurnside
Eliyabeth Gillon
Saxman
Merle Styman
Dora Y. Snyder
Charles Orr
Whlet
J. EL. Way
East Mahoning Township
JJ. H. Way
Hailey Harmon
Jaco Dehaven
You
Kline
Same
Jamison
Missionary — Conference
Textraetors
Naeraw
Tnetreehors
la W. Lightly
West Berlin
Tell
Marry W
Barbart
Harry W. Marhart
Vittsburg
Wimaell
Tyo. WitiGen
Fndduns
Fie Ollewy
Chairaman
Hubert J. Itmerlck
Treehontar
Malta
Secratiry
John Iouky Trenatren
Irak TL Letra
Stite Chadmin
Pragh
Timah
Hieniqne Minn
Helen
Steetle
Beachers
Adumat
South Tenth
Jiere
New Indiana
New
Joseph W. Clements
Pittsure
Ruth Walker
Clarence Walmer
Omer City
J. FP. Debayen
Weed
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