Alleged Slayers of Charles Man Arrested in Mining Town
Charles Man mining town in East Wheatfield county saw a fatal shooting during a birthday party at a company house. Fred Lamonte, 83, was killed. Samuel Mangarello, 38, wounded and in serious condition in Johnstown hospital. Louis Otioio and Natala Alamo arrested at Pitcairn. Paul Grospelli wounded at Fulton Run. Waille denies knowledge at Creekside. Storage School a Success reports gathering potato and fruit growers. regional storage and marketing methods discussed. Wilmer Stewart sends Florida tangerines from Altamonte Springs, noting his orange grove and winter-holiday prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Wheatfield
Fred Lamonte
Samuel Mangarello
Johnstown
Louis Otioio
Natala Alamo
Fred
Pitcairn
Indiana
Paul Grospelli
Fulton Run
Ton Walto
Groaspelli
Indiana Hospital
Waille
Creekside
Banquet Honors Indiana Postoffice Employees
Postoffice workers from Indiana were treated to a pleasant banquet at the First Dusted Presbyterian church on Monday evening. Small gift boxes held checks for men and coin purses for women accompanied an excellent dinner, lighthearted mirth, and brief talks, making the event thoroughly enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Indiana
Indiana Merchants Open Spring Openings This Week
Indiana merchants in all lines of trade are holding Spring Openings the remainder of this week. The stores and display windows have been dressed in spring attire and present the latest creations of fashion. The public is cordially invited to visit the focal business places and view the beautiful displays of spring apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Civil Court Awards Damages in Two Sessions This Week
Two juries awarded damages in separate civil actions. The Ferguson Furniture Company and Mrs Anna Ream won 462 and 700 dollars respectively against Blairsville man P H Wolfe and R M Wilson in a Saltsburg case. Criminal sentences were imposed by Judge J N Langham with payments set for Petersina and Winkleman. Gardner pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and larceny and was sentenced to six months in the Allegheny County Workhouse with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Wolfe
Blairsville
Ferguson Furniture Company
Anna Ream
Saltsburg
R. M. Wilson
J. N. Langham
Chas. Winkleman
John Petrina
Petrina
Charles Winkleman
Wilbert Gardner
Allegheny, County
WEDDINGS OF A WEEK' Wray Mack and others in bridal notices
Wray Mack of Vernon and Miss Erma Mack of Brushvalley wed in a United Presbyterian ceremony with witness the bride’s father. Also several other marriages noted from Cherry Tree to Blairsville with couples planning to reside in their new homes. Engagement of Helen May Walker announced with teaching role in Clymer. Births, deaths, and county market notes wrap the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wra
Brush Valley Township
Vintondale Supply Co
Vintondale
Beck-Cooper Wayne Beck
J. W. Beck
Elsie Avane
Cooper
Merle Cooper
Charry Tree
Nelson
Evangelical Church
Cherry Tree
McFarland
James McFarland
John Mcfarland
Visola States
Leroy States
Rossiter
Steffey
Rossitar
Forsha-Kelly
Harry L. Forsha
Ruth ‘Kelly
Blairsville
Homer City
C. H. Rickard
Former County Couple Die Within Hours in East Liberty
John Zack aged 44 and his wife Mrs. Jonnie Rodkey Zack died within three hours of each other at their East Liberty home after long illness. A double funeral will be held at the Zack home Thursday afternoon. They were born near Homer City and lived in East Liberty 21 years. Mrs. Zack was active in the Protestant Episcopal church. They leave two daughters, three grandchildren, and surviving relatives in Indiana and the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tames Zarek
Wite
John Zack
Liberty
Jonnie Rodkey Zack
George Baker
Undertaking Establishment
Zack
Zack Home
Homer City
East Liberty
Protestant Episcopal Church
Zacks
Edna Morley
Ruth Zack
This
Indiana
Ernest Stewart
Chicago
JH. M. Millman
Commodore
Frank FE. Moorhead
Brie
Frank J. Moorhead
Erie
W. P. Frech
Hame
B. M. Clark
Chirage
Charles Reichmiler
Idamur
Hig Brother
J Reithimiler
Bertha Shields
Livermore
Elizabeth Evans
Arushvalley
W. . Myers
Near Clymer
Anala
John Thomas
Mora McKisson
Tweet Brurhem
Geraldine
Jeannette
Mollie Lowry
Railroad Aye- Hue
Albert Wirging
Sho
Lodta
J. M. Moore
Pittsburg
Moore
C. G. Moore
West
Church Street
H. H. Bongwill
Clair Lonewill
Town
Florida
G. Will Henry
Penrod
Thomas Lowther
South Seventh Street
Battle Creek
Miah
Progress
M. D. Fisher
Board of
Road Supervisors
South Mahoning Township
Janac R. Smith
A.T. Taylor
R. H. Cunningham
William van Buser
White Township
Orwega
N. Y
Bred van Duser
Juliet White Watson
North Seventh Street
Harrisburg
State Department of the Auxiliary of the American Legion
Annie B. McAllister
Cincinnati, O
J. M. Gamble
Carade
Mrs. MeAllister
Samuel II
Gallough
I Ndlaun
McCullough
David
Rachel Lave- Save McCullough
Montgomery Township
Indiana County
Dora Crossman McCulloush
Orphan Keating
Steele Boggs
Lown
Queen
Irene Kauling
George W. McCullough
Bruce McCullough
Glen Campbell
H. K. McCullough
Cookport
Cookkport
Green Township
Martin Ober
the Savings & ‘Trust Company of
People’s Bank
Commodore, Pa
Irving
Indiana Country Club
Indiana Lodge of the Order
Wks
McCullaigh
Oakland Cemetery
Real estate transfers among multiple buyers and parcels
A sequence of real estate transfers lists David Blair to Steele HW Kerr for a Second ward lot at 12000 dollars and numerous other deeds. Transfers include parcels in Creakside Conemaugh Brushvalley Glens Campbell Blairsville and Banks with prices ranging from 100 to 51200 dollars. Names include Concetta Ferrard Vernon McFeaters Joseph Cipriany Anna Atkinson and Charles Tetterhoff among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Blair
Steele HW. Kerr
Second Ward
Indiana
Win. H. Faith
Concetta Ferrard
Creakside
T. W. Altimus
Vernon A. McFeaters
Brushvalley
A. Baroni
Joseph Cipriany
Conemaugh
Antonietta Baroni
Joseph Cip- Tiang
Elizabeth Atkinson
Child Burns to Death in Isolated Farmhouse Tragedy
A two year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Hazen Price of Mardis Mines near Heshbon, died in a house fire that destroyed the Price home and a nearby public schoolhouse Saturday afternoon. The parents were away at the time. A second death followed when Mary Louise Holt, two and a half, of Coy Junction near Homer City, died in Indiana hospital from burns received when a kettle of boiling water overturned from a stove Saturday. She survived by parents and siblings, with funeral held in Homer City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mardis Mitts
Heshhbon
Hazen Price
Mardis
Heshbon
Price
Mary Louise Holt
Arthur Holt
Coy Junction
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
Flomer City Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Forestry Day Program Demonstration at Sleepy Hollow
Forestry Day on March 24 features a tree planting demonstration and observation meeting at Sleepy Hollow near the Indiana Glymer road at 9 AM. Topics include transplant methods and forest seedling care, with 2,060,000 evergreen seedlings at a nearby nursery. Participants will tour Neeley Hotel for dinner and visit the Clearfield Bituminous saw mill and the forest nursery. TF Murphy of State College will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Hollow
Indiana
Gly- Mret
Neeley
Clymer
Neeley Hotel
Warner
Clearfield Bituminous Corporation
Mhove Corporation
TF. T. Murphy
State College
Teachers Local Institute at Risinger School Program
A teachers local institute at Risinger school Center township on April a features devotional by Mrs Cunningham on utilizing special abilities of children. Mr Anderson Mrs A I Miller Miss Johnson Miss Anna McMullen perform music and a playlet by Miss Bethel and Miss McCoy. Luncheon served by the teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heklab Risinger
Center Township
Cunningham
Anderson
A. I. Miller
Miss Johnson
Anna McMullen
Weitver
Miss Bethel
Miss McCoy
Winger
Nash Agency Teak Has Active Organization at Big Garage
C WH Steving, new Nash agent, runs a full service garage on Court Way behind the Court House. He displays a complete line of Nash models and is prepared to supply parts and repairs promptly. The shop, also handling Moon cars, stays open continually and supports an active local organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hs Big Garage
Steving
Tthe
Nash Cars
Court Way
Court House
Moon Cars
Birthday of Harry Bryan Prominent Farmer in White Honor
Harry Bryan a prominent farmer and stock dealer in White township celebrated his 35th birthday on Sunday. He remains active, walks daily, and attends First United Presbyterian Church services, staying engaged in city activities and Men’s Bible class. Also noted are 1924 dog license totals by county and state, with Allegheny County leading in issued licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bryan
White Township
Tryan
First United Presbyterian Church
Yeanding
Sanperviddon
Ever
Joh T. Passemore
Bureau of Animal Industry
Pennsylvania Department of Aerie Lure
Allegheny County
Luzerne
Westmoreland
Selugydikill
Paquite
Washington
Berks
Indiiana
Commer Plow Flats Girl Weds Latrobe Mae in Ohie
Helen Martha Sterner daughter of Mr and Mrs 8 8 Sterner of Dar ry wed Alexander Pyanklin Horbach son of Mrs Winnie Horloch of Latrobe in a March ceremony at a chapel in Chicago Rev lewis Gib bo officiated after noon. Horbach couple plan to stay at Clarendon Beach Hotel in Chicago. Bride a graduate of Indian Normal School taught at Derry schools and a friend of Mrs Chur Tamgwill. Twin sons born to Mr and Mrs William Smith Indiana hospital Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commer Plow Flats
Latrobe Mae
Ohie
Sterner
Darry
Pine Flats
Helen Martha Sterner
Alexander Pyanklin Horbach
Winnie Horloch
Latrobe
Levis Gib’bo
Horbach
Clarendon Beach
Chicago
Nornal Beheel
Derry Schooly
Chur Tamgwill
Town
Hag
Tractor Show and Clinic at Sutton-Miller Co
Sutton-Miller Co to hold a Fordson tractor show and clinic at their garage on Monday March 23. Free motion pictures of tractors in operation and manufacturing are shown at the Indiana theater at 10 o clock in the morning. Afternoon program features talks by Ford Motor Co representatives and Prof R A Blusengame of Penn State and County Agent John Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton-Miller Co
Tocal Ford
Fordson Tractor
Fordson
Indiana
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
R. A. Blaisengame
Mechanics
Penn
Ilyanta Stile College
Agnet John W. Warner
Blusengame
Staiihg
Good Time at Elderton D1 Club St Patrick Party
Members of the D1 Club serenaded at J F Rosboro home in Elderton on Thursday. Early-evening crafts and music gave way to a surprise veranda gathering, a faux animal show, and a toast to friendly neighbors. Names of grateful hosts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick
Loren
Biden
J. F. Rosboro
Barnum
He D. Ps
Elderton
Homer Elgin
Anna Schall
Dun Long
Dose Cratty
Margaret Myers
Anna Hall
John Fraily
Frank Mulhorger
DuBois Rotary hears speech on normal schools and teachers
Dr John A Keith principal of the Indiana State Normal school told Rotary Club of DuBois that thirteen normal schools cannot meet yearly demand for trained teachers as turnover exceeds eight years. He urged ongoing support but warned against overspending on expansion despite a generous legislature appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Keith
Indiana State Normal School
Rotary Club of
DuBois
Ihair
Keith
Well Known People Are Called by Death
A flood of notices from South Bend and nearby towns reports the death of four year old Jacob Shoup at home and lists other bereavements including Mrs Kayou, iulston stuport, and Had to Reeet Derek as well as local notices of anniversaries, a stranded wagon rescue, and a large obituary for Moses T Steele and the death of Samuel McCullough with details of his life, family, and funeral arrangements in Indiana county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strongstown
Strongestown
Tragh
Johnstown
Belsana
Strongs
Satisiay
Pour Horsen
Carrick
Death notices for Moses Steele and Charley White in local papers
Moses T Steele a Civil War veteran died at home in Clymer avenue after a brief illness. Born 1842 in Hast Mahoning township he served in the Pennsylvania Infantry and was captured at Petersburg. Interment at Creemwood with services by Rev Pinkerton. Charley A White Blairsville railroad agent died at 45 after gallbladder surgery at Columbia Hospital Wilkinsburg. Survived by wife and children with funeral in Leechburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pneumtonia
Moses T. Steele
Clymer Avenue
Indiana
Marion Center
Hast Mahoning Township
Matthew Steele
Jocal Lodge of Odd’ Fellows
Union Veteran Legion
Tadlauna Post
GA. K
John #. Steele
Miks Myrtle Steele
Clymer
James Shuffer
Ehenalure
Aston Steele
Oklahoma
Uarry W. Steele
Monongahela City
William WH. Stede
Mones
Mira
Darry Lows
J. R. Steele
Town
de. J.C. Pinkarton
Creemwood
Charles A. White
Charley A. White
Blairsville
Pennsylvania
Columbia Hospital
Wilkinsburg
Everall
Ceutes Township
Leecuburg
Peonsiigana Rails Jroud Company
Bhursville
Sterling
United Presbyterian Church of
Larrsville
Leechburg
Jie
Dorothy Thomas
Bertha Fowler Rankin
Bernard and
Dorothy White
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Man
Folton Ram
Straw
Coudersport
Potter County
N.S
Stewart
Wilmer Stewart
Altamonte Springs
Mr. Stewart
M. B
West Lebanon
West Wheatfield Township
County Commissioners’ Office
George Clawson
Livvermore
West Virgina
Fairmont
W. Va
Jamison
Barrackville
B. Patterson
Ethel Lambing
James C. McFarland
Violet M. States
Ruth Kelly
Wm. Wray - Vintondale
Erma Mack
Vernon Kirkland
Mildred Myers
H. M. Walker
Helen May Walker
Clifford Leroy Smith
Beaver Falls
Walker
Indiana Normal School
Clymer Schools
Cotantisstoners
Fire Troutman Company
Plumville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mills Clara Baker
Bernard Gifford
Philippines
Armagh
Rogalter
West Wheatfield
West Whestfeld
Garftela Bridge
Road Construction Co
New York Central Railroad
Thomas H. George
George
Charles Bennett
Oliver Bennett
Waller A. Schroth
Rupsell Wagner
Alien Graham and Son
Harry
Samuel Helman
Hannah, Realman
Mary Margaret Katharine Peddleord
B. Hedden
Elizabeth
Cherryhill Township
Hadden
Wilgaseth Mick
Poni Run
Newnes
G. Clerk
Joseph JW. Clements
Alice Logan
Jamves MccAnulty
Latrohe Mura
Joseph Donnelley
Indiana “Girls
Indiana ! Musical Club
Donnelley Hone
Iid Moxa
Oliver T. Molenry
Oliver ‘7
Mettenty
Big Plees
Beat Now
Cherlerei
Sunonnee
U,t
Atlegiesy General 4
Pitheburgh
Eheljety Adelaida
Mclenrs
Women's Missionary Society of the
Shelo United
Presbyterian Church
John M. Wiggits
Loon
J. L. Wieging
Parkwood
Phillips Gay Company
Teachers Local Institute
Misses Nichols
J.J. Stewart
Miss Caldwell
J. F. Chapman
NEA Nash Agency
TEAK
ACTIV
Indiana Banny
William Smith
North Sixth Street
Jacob Shoup
South Bend
Big Home
The
Reformed Church
Jip Kayou
Iulston Stuport
Afelong
Beyer
Mys. A
Boyar
Marriette
Boyer
W. A. Hine
Walter
Allagna
John Borer
Wurret
Armstrong
Anthony Runte Chih
Boa, Pealer
Armstrong Township
Robert B. Young
Samuel J. McCuuguqgh
Moses T. Steele Wietim
Charles White
Binkseville
Pittstyrapt Hospital
Soutia Bend
Mages. Steele
Paca
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