Lost eyesight in dynamite blast near Indiana farm
Blair Bryan, 31, son of Frank Bryan of Rayne township, likely lost sight in both eyes after a dynamite blast while stump blasting on the Bryan farm along the B-P highway. He was treated at Indiana hospital for facial burns and a fractured right index finger. Garrett Shankle was injured with facial cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Bryan
Frank Bryan
Rayne Township
Bryan Farm
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Bryan
Garrett Shankle
Shankle
Burns Fatal For Coal Run Couple Buried Side by Side
Ross Sturiale aged 29 and his wife Mary aged 21 of Coal Run died from burns after a house fire at near Meintyré on March 5. They were burned escaping the blaze and buried together at St Bernard's cemetery after a double funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Sturiale
Thesday
Mary Sturiale
Tony Ricupero
Meintyré
St. Bernard’s
Indiana Hospital
Starlale
Sturiale
Tues- AY
Rhuepro
McIntyre
Jehildren
Welfare nurses conference in Indiana county discuss welfare needs
Twelve welfare nurses from Indiana, Jefferson, Armstrong and Cambria counties attended a Tuesday afternoon conference in the Court House basement. State Welfare officials led discussions on county and state welfare operations amid rising industrial demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Jefferson
Armstrong
Canbria
Court House
State Department of Welfare Work
Miss Mary McKnight Sustained Fracture in Fall
Miss Mary McKnight, a West Church Street resident, is hospitalized with a fracture of the left shoulder after slipping on a curb near the post office. She was injured around six this evening and, according to reports, is in gratifying condition with expected full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McKnight
West Church Astreat
Indiana Hospital
Church Street
Post Office
Local Marriage Licenses List Names Partners
Leon Veitch of New Kensington weds Gertrude L Hartman of Apollo William H Berchtel of Saltsburg weds Veda Martin of Saltsburg Leland H Henderson of Bolivar weds Ethel F Harris of New Florence Paul Jacobs of Ernest weds Helen H Tomlin of Ernest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Veitch
New Kensington
Gertrude L. Hartman
Apollo William H. Berchtel
Saltsburg
Veda Martin
Ethel F. Harris
Florence
Paul Jacobs
Ernest Helen H. Tomlin
Ernest
Real estate transfers and poultry record noted in Harrisburg
Real estate transfers show John P Ressler to Charles Ressler two acres in Hast Wheatfield for 100 dollars. E C Buchheit to Norman M Boanes 280 acres in Washington for 5 dollars. Geo W Lutman to Harry L Lutman two acres in Green for 200 dollars. F D Allison to John B McCort hy 49 acres in N Mahoning for 2 dollars. William H Stuchell to Jay H J Dickey 40 acres in N Mahoning for 400 dollars. Westmoreland County notes a White Leghorn hen owned by Harry A Blair laid 299 eggs in 1925, top in Pennsylvania Agriculture Bureau performance record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Ressler
Charles Ressler
Hast Wheatfield
E. C. Buchheit
Norman M. Boanes
Washington
Geo. W. Lutman
Harry L. Lutman
Green
F. D. Allison
John B. McCorthy
N. Mahoning
William H. Stuchell
Jay H.J .Dickey
Westmoreland County
Harrisburg
Harry A. Blair
Appointed Inspector Edna Dias Ends Local Vacancy
Mrs Edna Dias was appointed Minority Inspector in Buffington by Judge J N Langham to fill the vacancy created when J N Young became Judge of Election. The Old Virginia restaurant in Blairsville was sold to J H Turney of Aliquippa. State College expects completion of Old Main by August per contractor estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Dias
Buffington
J. N. Langham
J. N. Young
Virginia
Blairsville
Thomas Runzo
Indiana
J. H. Turney
Aliquippa
State College
Indiana County Personalities and Visitors Log
Rev F B Edmonds of Nanty Glo and Rev J D Grifen of Plumville were visitors in Indiana on consecutive days. Local residents including Walter and Merle Neal and Miss Anna Milliken and Flora McKissen traveled to or from Indiana. Numerous calls came from citizens of Waterstreet, Kellysburg, Homer City, Blairsville, Purchase Line and West Wheatfield township. Notables such as Prof R O Lytle, H T Jamison, and George D Leydic were seen in Indiana or traveled to nearby towns with mentions of shopping, subscriptions, and regional business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. BE. Edmonds
Nanty-Glo
Indiana
J. D. Grifen
Plumville
Walter and
Merle Neal
Trade City
Charles J. Breth
Waterstreet
Los Angeles
Calif
Mary E. Lukehart
Brick Church
Squire Ralph Brown
Blaskrsville
Hdna Frech
Kellysburg
Pittsburgh
James D. Aice
Hillsdale
Mack Hood
West Wheatfield Township
A. I. Miller
Center Township
David W. Krytzer
Rochester Mills
R. O. Lytle
Cherry Tree Schools
George Lindsey
Hellwood
G. L. Welch
Smicksburg
Edward J. Welch
Plumvbile
Missag
Anna Milliken
Flora McKissen
Homer City
J. A. Compton and Son
Wilbur
Conemaugh Township
Anna Scott
Blairsville
C. J. Dickie
South Seventh Street
Edward McKinney
Stafford
Caroline Butterbaugh
Purchase Line
Harry 8
Wyncoop
New York City
Marion Center
A. R. Draw and Children
Port Chester
N Y
Reed Beatty
Town
H. T. Jamison
Board of Road Supervisors
Cherryhill Township
Hope Cressley
Cherry Tree
Florida
Viva
Arthur Maguire
Uniontown
Harry
Blair Peterman
James L. Peterman
Wayne, Avenue
M. D. Little
North Eighth Street
D L. MacLennan
Cornwall
Ontario
George. Mack
Frank Brantlinger
J. M. Stewart
Indiana County Medical Society
Lemuel Butterbaugh
George Conway
William Watterson
Char‘Jeroi
A. S. Moorhead
Raymond Moorhead
Ramona
South Thirteenth Street
Joseph Booth
New Concord
Ohio
Rosemary Haer
West Penn Hospital
W. J. Widdowsen
Chestnut Street
Claire Shearer
Washington Street
Clearfield Hospital
S. F. Fennell
A. D
The
Progress
Harold Simpson
State Department of Banking
Harrisburg
Simpson
Ninth Street
Clark Wilkins
Brushvalley Township
Harry Lohr
Pitts
Blaine Wegley
Washington
Wegley
Washington Glass Works
George Fulton
Mary Jane Fulton
Alexander
Alfred R. Wiggins
New York
South America
Ralph Wiggins
Lago Petroleum Corporation
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Milk Show Draws 500 Farmers at Court House
Indiana County Milk Show underway with displays of nein houses and equipment. Afternoon meeting to be held in the Indiana Theatre with many farmers visiting the exhibits in the courthouse basement despite snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Theatre
Indiana County
Court House
Winners of 1930 Milk Show announced at noon
Winners of the 1930 Milk Show listed by class with first and second place farms and individuals. Notable names include Indiana Co operative Dairy of Indiana Pa, Blairsville Sanitary Dairy of Blairsville Pa, James Lynch of New Florence Pa, H W Muman of Clymer Pa, C F Glasser of Marion Center Pa, Wm S Wetzel of Marion Center Pa, and J Arthur Warner of Indiana Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Co-operative Dairy
Indiana
Blairsville Sanitary Dairy
Blairsville
James ‘Lynch
New Florence
H. W. Muman
Clymer
R. le Boucher
C. F. Glasser
Marion Center
EH. A. Stear
Smicksburg
BE. N. Lydick
W. ©. Jamison
Home
Wm. S. Wetzel
A. K. Good
Jersey
C. F
J. N. Lydick
A. Stear
Milk Show Exhibits At Local Gas Company Rooms
A milk show fills three court house rooms with sixty nine exhibitors from Indiana and Pittsburgh presenting milk, dairy equipment, cooling cabinets, and nutrition displays. Exhibits are judged in Pittsburgh laboratories with butter fat and bacteria tests. show continues tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Court House
Cherry-Burrell Corporation of
Pittsburgh
John Strassner
Indiana
Pittsburgh Dairy’ Council
Fisher
Bet
Lss Onv
Portland Cement Association
Jack Horner
Carlisle
Bessie Owen
Indiana Lumber and Supply Co
Farmers Exchange
Linus M. Lewis
Hetrick & Wilson
Indana
Obituary Highlights Dr James H Peterman Cherry Tree Life Leader
Dr James Harvey Peterman a prominent Cherry Tree physician died early Saturday at his Cherry Tree home at age 61. The Baltimore born doctor served the community for 36 years, educated at Baltimore Medical College, and held roles with the New York Central Railroad Company and Miners Hospital. He was active in church education and local banks, survived by wife Emma Jane and three children, with several relatives in Baltimore for burial in Oakland cemetery after services led by Rev Co O Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hl, Peterman
Cherry Tree
James Harvey Peterman
Co. O. Anderson
Cherry Tree Presbyterian Church
Oakland
Baltimore General Hospital
James BH. Peterman
Harry B. Peterman
Carl E. Smith
Baltimore
Peterman
Chambersville
Jeremiah
Mary Clark Peterman
Hawthorne
Rayne
Burrell
Indiana Normal School
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Marion Center
Plumville
Harry E. Peterman
Baltimore Medical College
University of Maryland
Spangler
Cherry Tree Lodge of Odd Fellows
Chetremon Country Club
Merit Club
Barnesboro
Emma Jane Wilhelm
Rayne Township
James BE. Peterman
Lloyd A. Hamilton
Henry C. Rumrill
Lambertville
Harry H. Peterman
Clara A. Nesbitt
Hosen H. Haxton
Union Church
Ernest
Oakland Cemetery
Hosea H. Haxton
Indiana Hospital
Stafford
Charles
Blythe
Calif
Alfred Haxton
Sara Hurd
F. W. Shields
Olle Haxton
Altoona
Jane B. Flanagan
Jane BE. Flanagan
Hame
Zeddle MecMillen
Balchester Mills
Samuel
Nancy Mae Candless
McMillen
Midnight Show at Rita Opens at 12 05 Monday
Otto Gray and His Cowboys on stage and Richard Dix in 7 Keys to Bald pate headline The Ritz Theatre midnight show starting at 12 05 Monday morning Indiana audiences will enjoy both live musical acts and the film. Seats are reserved and tickets on sale now. Holders enter at 11 30 Sunday night. Non ticket holders join at 12 01 Monday. Also scheduled: matinee at 2 00 and evening shows at 7 00 and 9 00. Other films include The Green Goddess with George Arliss and Hit the Deck featuring Rose Joyce H B Warner and Ralph Forbes plus a 100 member Negro spiritualist act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Gray
Baldpate
Ritz Theatre
His Cowboys
Richard Dix
Palanate
Indiana
Miriam Seegar
Lucier Littlefield
Uckels
Ritz
George Arliss
Orient
Arliss
Disraeli
Rose Joyce
H. B. Warner
Ralph Forbes
West
Virginia
United States
Attendance records highlight Pennsylvania pupils in 189,819 cohort
A Harrisburg report shows 189,819 Pennsylvania public school pupils had perfect attendance last year, with 84,988 maintaining perfect attendance in prior years. About 100 of every 1,000 pupils were neither absent nor tardy. Certificates and seals mark yearly perfection, and an Indiana county table lists counts and certificates. local social events honor Mr. and Mrs. James D. Ake at the Indiana Country Club with St Patrick day themed decor. Jack Lytle receives two goldfish for a birthday celebration in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Public Instruction
Pennsylvania
James D. Ako
Patt) Ake
Hillsdale
Philip Aice
Mahaffey
William Walkinshaw
Mary Walkinshaw
William Walkinshaw, Jr
Blairsville
Alice T. Smith
Balle Fleming
J. Richard. Clementy
Peggy Jane Clements
Nora §. Patton
Joseph M. Smith
Paul D. Sharrets
R. Bruce Kendig
Frank M. Smith
Indiiana
Chicken Thieves Given Terms In Penitentiary
County officials vow to curb farm thefts as Clarence Heitzenrater and J. B. Littles receive three to six year penitentiary terms for 742 stolen chickens from 24 farmers. They must also pay costs and restitution. Other cases include liquor law violations, larceny, morals charges, and civil suit actions in Plumville court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Penitentiary
Clarence Heitzenrater
Heltzenrater
Langham
M. Ellenberger
J. M. Tibbatt
A. W. Hazlett
Clyde Westeroth
M. J. Zamboni
Moose Lodge
Moose Temple
Eisenberger
Tibbatt
Hazlett
Nolle Condenere
Zamboni
Welteroth
Guity
Charles Sarnosky
Mants Geisel
Ralph Lowman
John Kitchen
Louis Ate
Mary Menner
Stella Lacsky
Saltsburg Man Killed in Westmoreland Bridge Crash
Michael Brown aged 55 of Saltsburg died at Indiana hospital within an hour of arrival from a fractured skull after being struck by a car driven by Victor Dole of McIntyre while Brown attempted to cross the highway on the Westmoreland side of the Saltsburg bridge. The victim was unconscious, rushed by Bolo to the hospital, and died about 6:00 PM Sunday. Brown was colored and long employed as a caretaker in Saltsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltsburg
Grace
George Johnston
Salisburg
Indiana Hospital
Ellis Hilty
Holm
Johnston
Michael Brown
Indiana
Victor Dole
McIntyre
Westmoreland
Saltsbury
Brown
Bolo
Ewing
Saltsburg Bank
British Health Authority Warns Yankee Socktail Unfit For England
A British health authority states that the modern Yankee socktail is not suitable for England and asserts that it is not good for anybody. The brief notice emphasizes caution about adopting the style elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Irene
Lawrence County
Arizona
George Nesbit
Greenville
Erie
Cookport
Sloniger
Cookyport
Antioch Lutheran
Antioch
Cockport
Rev. Slonizer
Mary A. Daugherty
California
Mary Anne ‘Daugherty
Frank Hart Daugherty
Locust Street
Herbert H. Wilson
Yuba City
Cal
Philadelphia
BH. BE. Hanscom, Jr
Luella Daugherty
Daugherty
Wilson
Yuba Valley
Great Fruit Raising
W. H. MacColl
Kiski
Salinburg
Kiskiminetas Springs School
A.W. Wilson
MacColl
Country Club
Rotary Club
Indiana Country Club
Leslie W. Householder
Hart B. Daugherty
Yatesboro
Margaret
Armstrong Co
Squire Brooks
Armstrong County
D. H. Brooks
Elmer W. Allison
Bolivar United Presbyterians
Bolivar United Presbyterian
Oliver Henderson
Elmer McKelvey
George Reed
Bert France
Work
W. Pearl Walker
Theatre
Thompson Insurance Agency
Walker Insurance Agency
Indiana Theatre Building
Walker
Kenneth Walker
Mr. Walker
Soo
First County
Armagh
R. O. Trexler
Blacklick
J. R. Geary
Jos
A.shrom
Annie Bell
Elizabeth Stoneback
Walter Ward
J. Sides
M. O. Smith
Charles Smith
W. A
Armstrong Township
David Weamer
Departments of Health, Welfare, Forsis and Waters
Bureau of E Protection
State Police
Rita
Indiana Theater
Mary A. Rothrock
Aisha
Jack Lytle
Indiana Banks
Amos N’ Andy
Burgess BD. H. Lichteberger
George Daugharty
Martha Pry
Iona Thayer
F. H Myers
Baltsburg
Armory
W. B. Altimus, Jr
Earl Lightcap
John Risheberger
John W. Macquilken
Paul Abbey
Joe Gabelli
C. B. McAtoose
Ben Pollock
John Kerr
W. EB. Altimus, Jr
N. L. Duncan
T. Frank Puetfer
Carlisle Chrissman
Harry Carson
White Township
Carlisle Carson
Bulger
Catherine Anne
Washington Hospital
Rev. Carson
Louis Quarant
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