Public 10 View Towns New Municipal Home
Public viewing of the new town municipal building on North Seventh Street will occur Friday with open doors for the public. Borough department heads and council members will greet visitors at a reception, the Indiana Military Band leading a parade from the First Ward engine house, followed by a planned band concert during reception hours.
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North Seventh Street
Indiana Military
Flrst Ward
Plana
Public Invited to Visit New Municipal Building
The Borough Council and the Indiana Fire Association invite citizens and taxpayers to the opening of the New Municipal Building on Friday evening March 14 from seven to eleven o clock. The new structure houses fire apparatus, social rooms for Fire Laddies, borough offices, and records vaults with a small civic meeting chamber. Women are encouraged to attend but children are asked to stay away for this visit, with a separate event planned later. J A Crossman Burgess H G Yuckenberg President Fire Assn J Wood Clark Pres Council
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Borough Council
Indiana Fire Association
Indiana
Indiana Town Opens New Municipal Building in Swiss Style
Indiana unveils a new municipal building designed in Swiss architecture by H. K. Conklin of Newark. The brick structure features cream terra cotta trim, green tile roof, and a prominent council chamber on the second floor. The basement houses weighmaster offices, steam plant, fire department storage, and a hose tower with showers for firefighters.
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Indiana
H. K.conklin
Newark
Nixon Alley
Burgens and Board of Health
Council Chamber
Town Hall Furnishings and Interior Details Highlight New Structure
The town's new building features Venetian blinds oak desks and chairs for council members. The upper floor houses the borough engineer draft ing room with a fireproof vault, the board of education quarters, and a 24 by 32 foot civic meeting room. It has 43 total steps and five landings, maple floors, rubber hall matting, chestnut wood finishes, oak doors, and is heated by steam with electric and gas lighting. Contractor F. Herlinger oversaw the job, praised for exceeding specifications. Furniture and floor coverings were supplied by Buchheit Bros Steving & Streams and H. H. Steving & Son.
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Board of Education
F.2i Herlinger
Town
Indiana
Buchheit Brog
Steving & Streams
H. H. Steving & Son
Hight Foreigners Charged With Robbing A Woman
Hight foreigners from Iselin, with unpronounceable names, sit in jail awaiting a second hearing on charges of robbing and assaulting a foreign woman at a Sunday christening. The woman contributed 50 cents to a fund, displayed money, was served whisky said to be drugged, and awoke to missing money and abuse. Deputy Sheriff Harry Williams and state police details made 21 arrests. eight were discharged after a hearing before Squire Crossman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iselin
Harry Williams
Squire J. A. Crossman
Grim Reapers Harvest and Local Deaths Mourn Blairsville
A column notes Robert M. Reed aged 67 of Blairsville dies suddenly in Indiana while reporting to court. It lists surviving spouses and children from multiple marriages. Additional obituaries include Mrs. Caroline Evans, Mrs. William Borland, Mrs. Guerney Billings, Emily Widdowson, W. T. Byers, Annie Laughlin, Violetta McCurley, Susie Hido, Valentine Rogella, and others, with funeral details and residences. A Huuyghenian Literary Society plans a four act play Himeralda at the Auditorium next Saturday with admission 50 and 86 cents. Indiana callers John Fluff and daughter Gina Campbell visited.
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Robert M. Reed
Blairsville
Indiana
James McCormick
James Sites
Apollo
Leonard Esch
Wilkinsburg
Harry W
Vandergrift Heights
William R., Joseph E. and
Benjamin T
James Evans
Caroline Evans
Railroad Avenue
Jacob Peeler
Armstrong Township
M. E. Church
J. W. Cary
Oakland Cemetery
William Borland
Ann Borland
Charlotte Duncan
Wayne Avenue
Samuel
West Philadelphia
Edward
Guerney Billings
Edith Donahue
Billings
This Place
Trafford City
Frank Donahue
Emily
Clyde Widdowson
North Fourth Street
Widdowson
Tolliow
Greenwood Cemetery
We TL. Byers
W. T. Byers
New Kensington
Annie K. Laughlin
A. B. Laughlin
South Bend
Violetta McCurley
Bright
Frank McCurley
Clymer
Susie Hido
Joseph Hido
Iwuyghenians
Himeralda
The
Huuyghenian Literary Society
Personal Short Notes From Indiana Citizens
A running column lists Indiana residents visiting Pittsburg New York City and Harrisburg on business trips and family visits. Included are B L Junker, Hon John S Fisher, William T Bennett, Mrs S W Rose, Mrs William Hosack, Mrs M W McLaughlin, J M Laughlin, Mrs Edward Wright, Congressman J N Langham, George Laughlin, Miss Margaret Wilson, Laura Elkin, Glenavee Prothero, Alce Taylor, L A Cook, Frank Frech, Mrs Caroline Walker, Leslie Pattison, Minnie Jones, Zada Jones, Walter S Slater, Blair Taylor, Ford Company banquet in Detroit, and many others with trips to Cuba Panama South America and various relatives.
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B. L. Junker
Pittsburg
John S. Fisher
Town
New York City
Harrisburg
William T. Bennett
Strongs
S. W. Rose and Son
Water Street
Altoona
William Hosack
Wayne Avenue
Wilkinsburg
M. W. McLaughlin
Indiana
J. M. Laughlin
North Sixth Street
D. M. Miller
Edward Wright
R. #. Coleman
J. N. Langham
Washington
John Simpson
White Township
George
Johnstown
Margaret Wilson
Church Street
West
William Armstrong
Laura Elkin
Glenavee Prothero
Alce Taylor
L. A, Cook of Pittsburg, and Frank Frech
Caroline Walker
Clyde Seanor
Ul, A, Crossman and Wife
Oakland Avenue
Leslie Pattison
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Minnie Jones
Chicago
Nora Hamilton
North Ninth Street
Homeopathic Hospital
Mra
D. B. Taylor
Florida
Blair Taylor
South
Ditor Franklin Sansom
Indiana Democrat
Washington, D.C
Woodrow Wilson
Sansom
National Capital
Mary Agnes Wilson
Samuel G. Wilson
Vassar Collage
Borden
Younkins
G. W. Grail
Son
Omer
Trvin Glasser
Live News Notes From Brushvalley and Ambrose
Harrisburg visitor Dora Roser visits Brushvalley for weeks while May Campbell teaches in Burrell township. Local births, twins, new babies, reconstructing homes, and several visitors from Indiana and Dayton fill the week. Community life centers on family visits, school programs, and church services in McKee, Cherryhill, and surrounding towns.
Real Est Transfers and Deeds Recorded in Indian County
Real estate transfers and deeds recorded across Indian County include multiple parcel sales: John J. Stephens transfers 11 acres in White to George L. Rowe for 3337.50 by Adrian Realty Co. Other entries show Rayne parcels to Cummings Water Co. for 9600, lot transfers in Gone maugh, Blairsville and Green with sums from 250 to 1200, and several names including Bybeilan M. Henry R. J. McClure and Win Lowman.
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Indian County
John J. Stephens
White
George L. Rowe
Adrian Realty Co
Rayne
Cummings Water Co
Bybeilan M. Henry
Gonemaugh
Minta McPhiltimy
R. J. McClure
Blatraville
W. BP. Graff
Oakes
Blairsville
Rhoda V. Lihengood
Mike Billick
Green
John Klomajok
Margaret
Corel
Bhatraville
Joseph Dellafiora
John Millen
Shelocta
Allshouse
Win
Lowman
J. W. Allshonne
Glenwood Goal Co
Glen Gnipbell
Milvabeth Barebaugh
Banks
Melvin Bartlebaugh
Joseph Glenn
Pine
Wiel
Glenn
Kentucky Belle a Cherry Tree home talent attracted large audience
A home talent production titled A Kentucky Belle by Cherry Tree youths in the M P church drew a large audience on Thursday evening as many seats sold out. Miss Alexenia Mc Kenzy of Ashland directed the performers with a grand chorus led by Mrs Blair Baker. The orchestra under Miguel Gaye Cameron highlighted the show and receipts from tickets totaled $100.
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Cherry Tree
M. P
Alexenia McKenzy
Ashland
Blair Baker
Two Fatal Accidents Reported In Local Areas
Stewart known as Doc Lydick was killed on the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg Railway near Marion Center Yate Friday night. Trainmen found the body along the track north of Marion Center Saturday morning. Frank Dubosky aged 26 was fatally crushed between a motor and mine walls at Lucerne mines on Thursday afternoon. He was unmarried and had been employed at Lucerne for some time.
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Stewart
Doc” Lydick
Buffalo, Rochester
Pittsburgh
Marion Center
Yate
Frank Dubosky
Lucerne
Washington party formed county officers elected at meeting
At a Saturday meeting in the Court House a Washington party for Indians county was organized with county chairman J Day Brownlee Indiana vice chairman M J H Risinger Center township Levi Mc Suire Cherryhill township and George Wilkinson Blairsville on the executive committee. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Campbell of Creekside, soon to move to Indiana, were surprised by about seventy friends with a gold locket and chain gift and another gathering followed with a china hucsel after lunch and a lively game session.
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New Century Club
Mollie Thomas
Civil Service Reform Committee
Jane EB. Leonard
J. W. Mack
C. B. Rink
Charles Books
D. H. Tom
R. N. Gosler
D. K. Wood
Frank Wood
Edith Lichteberger
Mollie Collins
Sample Run
W. R. Lydiek
Clymer Moday
Aelia
Stephens Lydick
Stork
Herbert Strong
Vance Helman
Oxcar Anderson
Clymer
Jay Gibson
Vay Helman
Minville
M. L. Wissell
Victor Bergquist
Oscar Anderson
Luke Braughter
Indiana
McGaughey School
Cherryhill Township
Win. Short
Ideal
Wiizahath Helman
Fred Ringing
Court House
Washington Party
Office County
J. Day Brownlee
M. J H. Risinger
Center Township
Levi McSuire
Ceorge Wilkinson
Blairsville
Lawrence Campbell
Creekside
Campbell
Indiana Lumber & Supply Company
Woman Aims to Go Town at Night in Conflict with Mother
A 17 year old girl Beth Coleman faced constraints after her mother Edward Golenin opposed Sunday night outings. The dispute escalated as Beth allegedly attempted to drink carbolic acid while her mother tried to stop it. The incident follows earlier family tensions and local news about state politics and public health funding.
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Hza
Beth Coleman
Edward Golenin
Two Go On Trial For Murder In March Court
Trials in March criminal court began with Moses W. Jones, an angry Black man, charged with aggravated assault and resisting officers as they tried to arrest him. He fired a revolver, faced a judge, and was found guilty of simple assault and battery and resisting an officer. Other cases include John Koval pleading guilty to assault with intent to murder, and Joe Seleski’s liquor without license case forfeited. Grand jury returned true bills on several indictments and ignored others, with upcoming trials for Pallazia and Spence.
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G. W. Roof
Matthew Henry
Roof
Samuel McAfoose
Robert Clyde
Moses W. Jones
Harry Vu. Wiliams
R. M. Kerr
Jones
Commonwealth
State Constabulary
John Carney
Kerr
Squire
Alabama
John Koval
Iselin
the Commonwealth
Joe Seleski
Laula Pallazia
Squire Gee
Arcadia
Harry Spence
Town
Belle Clark
Speneve
Spence
Grand Jury
Dominick’ Angelo
Joe Seracci
Claud Salsgiver
Daniel Williams
Frank Rudolf
John Gardner
Hucry Spence
Joe Selesthi
Isaac Abrams
Mike Rich
Amelia Asber
Joseph Brown
Frank Bulgar
Tony Serian
Stanley Brazazowsky
Joe Lanfonsi
Jos
Stanley
Frank Brock
Archie Smith
Elvin Hilty
James T. Calhoun
John Byers
Arthur Neelor
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J. GC. Wallace
Grim Reaper’s Harvest
Valentine Tozella
Valentine Rogella
Leonard Roxella
John Fluff
Bessie
Gina Campbell
Brushvalley
Dora Roser
May Campbell
Ti Burrell Township
Sarah Glass
Luther Keller
Rose
Altimus
Mildred Robertson
Maud Tyson
Ralph Altimus
T. Rush
Perry Grumbling
John Altimus
Braddock
Mrs. James
Mr. James
Wilson
Plumville
Roy McQuilken
Dayton
Dora Hyeskell
Smicksburg
Lnstrumental Musle
Frank Loring
Vandergri{t
McKee Davis
Cleveland
J. Mitchell Cochran
N. Seanor
L. Snyder
Clair Lukehart
J. N. Cochran
A. M. Bowser
Nellie Schrecengost
C. S. Davis
Smnicksburg
J. W. Douds
George Tamison
de. H. H. Long
Orion
W.T. Long
Migs Sara McMillen
Mrg. Clank Janson
Davis
W. T. Long
Nev
Jesse Lloyd
Pine Vale
Levis Henry
Big Run
Clara Armstrong
Matron Center
Walter Black
Raymond Wineberg
T Henry
J. A. Kennedy
West Wine Atfield
Samuel Jamison
South Fork
George Chinson
Margaret Lenderson
Vivian Williams
Robinboy
Queene
Cherry Pree
Robert G
Ruffner
Dorothy Helen Fommers
Booth Mahoning
Miva M. Weaver
South Mahoning
George K Moffiman
Minnie Warhart
MekKee Butelar
Wdna
J. Lewie
Wawiard Johns
Sylvia Solth
Domenteo Andro
Irvin L. Miller
Suy Brandon
Iva Hane
PRS Sudwaey
M. Brandon
Millar
Wifiel Miller
Pinxeytawney
Arcadta
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