Tarbuck Goes On Trial For Murder In Whisky Run Killing
Dave Tarbuck, indicted for the December 26 murder of Tony Bill at Whisky Run, is to go on trial Thursday in criminal court. The case alleges Tarbuck shot Bill at his door with a 12 gauge shotgun causing instant death. Tarbuck was later arrested at Foster mines and jailed. Other cases adjourned or disposed include a motor vehicle under influence sentence and various larceny and liquor offenses. several defendants pleaded guilty or were acquitted as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Tarbuck
Tony Bill
Whisky Run
Tarbuck
Bil
Gill
Bill
Foster Mines
Robert Noel
Virginia Waugaman
Joe Kuholic
R. C. Cessna
Tames
Eugene Trimarchi
D. N. Bates
Joe Tramintino
William McCurdy
Daniel C. Dawson
William G. Scott
Non-Support Charge Leads to Court Hearing for Steve Bone
Steve Bone of Rossiter was held for court after a hearing before Justice J W Smith on a non-support charge filed by his wife. She alleges he contributed only a small portion of wages for her and their child’s support. The report lists several community items from Indiana County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Bone
Rossiter
J. W. Smith
Amerford-Margaret Coal Co Placed in Receivership
The Amerford-Margaret Coal Company with offices at Blairsville and mines at Hoshdon and Dilltown was placed in receivership by the court of common pleas of Indiana county due to low mood in the bituminous coal industry. D B Thompson of Blairsville and J B Stewart of Oakmont were named receivers to continue operations with assets largely exceeding liabilities and expect an early termination of the receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armarford-Margaret Coal Company
Blairsville
Hoshdon
Dilltown
Court of Common Pleas of
Indiana
D. B. Thompson
J.br. Stewart
Oakmont
Husbands Banqueted Wives At Smicksburg Friday
Husbands of the Smicksburg Ladies Social Club hosted their wives at a banquet in the I O O F Hall on Friday evening. The event featured a feast, music, and games with numerous couples listed as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smicksburg
Dan
Panqguet
Il. A. Cassidy
Thomas Taylor
Everett Kessler
James Fetterhoff
Merle Black
Chlorine Davis
John Lewis
Paul B. Stiteler
Mack Ayl
James Hazlett
Albert Stear
J. B. McCormick
Glen Lewis
Charles Beck
John Ro
Real estate transfers listed for several transfers
Real estate transfers include Mrs W L Crusan to H W Grater for lots in Burrell priced at 440 dollars and John Abbey to Peter Perotti for 116 acres in Washington at 8200 dollars. Other deeds include B A Sheffler to J R Daugherty in Indiana for 1100 dollars John Hagens to B R Williams for 50 1 acres in Pine at 150 dollars Steve Dikton to F B Andre for eight acres in Blacklick at 900 dollars Clarence Cassidy to Lewy Carino for a lot in Montgomery at 1300 dollars Frank W Pulgenzi to John P Beneers for a lot in West Wheatfield at 400 dollars John F Haser to Bennett Lowman for five acres in Burrell at 233 dollars Martha I Fleeger to Olive More for one half acre in Conemaugh at 500 dollars James M Keeley to R J Flynn for two tracts in Conemaugh at 11000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Ben Eers
West Wheatfield
John F. Haser
Bennett & Lowman
Burrell
Martha I. Fleeger
Olive More
Conemaugh
James M. Keeley
R. J. Flynn
John Abbey
Peter Perotti
Washington
Weddings of a Week in Bolivar and Nearby Towns
A trio of society notices details several marriages: MecCullough and Malone wed in Bolivar with Rev. Dwight Nichol officiating, followed by Gibson and Shea tying the knot in Meadville, then Myers and Barber in Carlisle. Thomas and Ellenberger wed in town, Long and Croyle married in Hollidaysburg, Gleckner and Miller wed in Cumberland, Md, as couples plan new starts in Steubenville Pittsburgh Blairsville and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecCullough-Malone
Willis L. McCullough
Steubenville
Ohio
Mary M. Malone
Washington, Pa
Bolivar
Dwight Nichol
Bolivar United , Presbyterian Church
Nichol
Charles Nichol
Near Town
Muskingum College
Happy College Days
McCullough
Weirton Steel Company
Indiana
North Fifth Street
Gleckner Milley Leroy B. Gleckner
Blairsville
Malissa Miller
Town
Cumberland, Md
Shirley May Moore Featured in Douglass Studio Portrait
The attractive Shirley May Moore, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Moore of Leechburg, photographed recently at Douglass studio on Philadelphia Street. Her mother, formerly Sarah Strong, once lived near Dixontville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley May
Leo Moore
Leechburg
Sarah Strong
Dixonvile
Douglass
Philadelphia Street
BAD FIRE AT LATROBE DESTROYS DAIRY PLANT AND DAMAGED HOMES
A large fire in Latrobe destroyed the dairy plant and caused estimated damages of 160000 to 200000 in the business district. Sparks reached Robert Osborne’s home three quarters of a mile away, badly damaging it while most furniture on the first floor was saved. Nearby residents include Mrs Osborne, sister of the Lytle siblings, visiting from Indiana. The article also notes various local notices including an 89th birthday celebration for J M Stewart, guard inspections, poultry club meetings, a golden wedding, and multiple property transactions and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermer
Indiana
Woon
Latrobe
Robert Osborne
Osborne
Margaret
Mildred Lytle
Harry Lytle
Charles Gossier
West Philadelphia
Personal Portraits From Indiana County Notes
A long list of brief social items from Indiana County noting visits, callers, and small events. Names include M. B. Churchill, W. G. Stumpf, Cyrus W. Davis, Elsie Hart, Samuel Rank, Ming Tweet Henry, Jeoree W. Batman, Frank T. Ryan, Harry P. Young, Sintoh Cumimings, Albert Botsford, A. C. Rupert, Ralph McEhwain, William Troxell, Melvin Wissinger, Shields McMillen, G. T. McCrea, David G. Knoble, Samuel M. Work, J. J. Rightour, Dewitt Bay, Evelyn Wolfe, Mrs. A. B. Griffith, Luther Roof, J. &. Stutzman, Clayton Daugherty, Virgil Earl Daugherty, J. Mack Stewart, Albert Jacoby, Emma Stewart, Paul Butterbaugh, J.T. Jewart, Silas Daugherty, C. Clawson, J. Mack Stewart, Alexander Simpson, Paul Wootweaver, Arthur Stephens, Nellie, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Churchill
Andie
Indiana
W. G. Stumpf
Near Commodore
Cyrus W. Davis
Conemaugh
Elsie Hart
Town
Pittsburgh
W. HH. Hofman
Brookville
Mona
Samuel Rank
Hillsdale
Ming
Near Topewell Church
Sintoh Cumimings
Elwinsville
Albert Botsford
Marion Center
A. C. Rupert
Isheloca
Ralph McEhwain
Saltsburg
William Troxell
Strongstown
Melvin Wissinger
Shields McMillen
Plumville
Constable BE. C. Shepard
Cherry Tree
G. T. McCrea
Brushvalley
David G. Knoble
Kittanning
Trainer's
Samuel M. Work
Washington, D. C
J. J. Rightuour
Bellewood
Dollie Ayers
Hast Oak Street
Charles Wilkins
Brushvalley Township
Morrow Clark
New Castle
Jacoby
Dewitt Bay
Erie
United States District Court
Evelyn Wolfe
A. B. Griffith
West Maple Street
W. B. Wagner
Doris
North Fourth Street
Floyd. Phillipt
Cof
Luther Roof
Thelow
Walter Frick
Wilkinsburg
J. &. Stutzman
Ben and
Doyle
Hust Wheatfield
Clayton Daugherby
West Run
Virgil Earl Daugherty
Albert Jacoby
Greensburg
Inka Jacoby
South Seventh Street
Emma Stewart
Smith College
Attorney l
Ernest Stewart
Rutlroad Avenue
Paul Butterbaugh
Locust Shest
Indiana Hospital
J.T. Jewart
C. Elkin
South Mahoning Township
County Commissioners’ Office
Lawrence
W. L. Fisher
Philadelphia Street
Shdlana
Silas Daugherty
J. K. Mikin
Jin Gahagan
West Mahoning Township
Progress
Meg
C.C. Clawson
Limestone
Clarion County
Commodore
J. Mack Stewart
Harold Williams
Alexander Simpson
Paul Wootweaver
Frank Shook
Stone Creek
Huntingdon County
Albert Simpson
Jndiana Lavenuher and Supply Company
York
Ate
Arthur Stephens
Nellie
State College
Green Township
Mrye
Belle Stephens
Maplestreet
Stephens
John Jacoby
Ross Brubaker
Wisco O
Iselin youths held on serious charge
Two Iselin boys aged 15 and 13 were held for court on a dynamite plot intended to wreck three homes. They reportedly stole six sticks of dynamite, placed fuses under porches, and sent a younger boy to fetch matches. Rokosky received a reform school sentence. Andrat was paroled to his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tires
Iselin
Ceorge Rokosky
Prank Andrat
Saven Sllelkea
Red McPherson
McPherson
William McPhorison
Utts
Pidge
Boyd Worrall
G. OG. Mebain
J.N. Langham
Rokosky
Morgana Reform School
Andrei
Hospital patient must pack trial for murderer
Charles Mantarella, wounded and under hospital care, faces murder charges in the death of Joe Jarmanco at a Johnstown hospital on March 14. County Detective H. B. Koozer filed the charge before Justice C. G. Melvin. Mantarella, husband and father, suffers a liver wound but is expected to recover. The two men reportedly argued at a neighbor’s home before opening fire on each other. The case hinges on the investigation by county authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miner
a_dolnstown
Samuel Mianiorella
Charles
Joe Jarmanco
Johnstown
Mantarella
H. B. Koozer
CG. C. Melvin
Darmanco
Deaths in Cherry-Will area and vicinity
Obituary notices from Cherry-Will and nearby townships recount the deaths of Henry Coy a lifelong resident of Cherry-Will Township aged about 70 died in Tadlang Hospital after a bout with complications of diseases he was a Civil War veteran and a respected farmer his widow Mrs Pochol Anna Coy and several children survive The list also notes the death of Mrs Sarah Ling widow of the late William Ling at Johnstown following pneumonia together with other local deaths among residents of Johnstown Marion Center and Plumville including infant deaths and service notices for funeral rites in local churches and cemeteries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Coy
Cherry- Wil Township
Tadlang
Penn Itun
Coy
Lutheran Charen
Merahvalles
Pochol Anna Coy
Winabeth Sonktisd
Pani Riva
Sarah King
Sarat Santa
Wile Han
Ling
Moni
Johnstown
Premnonia
Daveceseed
Caycier
Ovas
Joseph Stephank
Totow
Dud
Wheatfield
Racem A. Ling
Conemaugh
Willian Dover
Walter Ling
Wither Ling
George Ling
Thomas Ling
Galvary M
Morrellville
Armagh
Mumia
Mary Deswie Muman
A.B. Muiman
Maple Astreet
Samuel Swartz
Rayne Township
Ua Section
Maluni Baptist Ghureh
B.D. Ferguson
Maman
Qhitlaud
Illy
Williaim Ss. Wetzel
Marton Center
J. A. McInturff
Ford City
Camby Moore
Marion Center
Williams Daniels
Wiliam Dassiels
Dubois
Reynoldsville
Mary Ellenberger
Clymar
Vauel
Ellenberger
John
Qgrayden
Clymer
Evlenberger
Dude
Creenwood
Town
Potato Growers Enjoy Profitable Day at County Meeting
A large crowd of about 400 potato growers from several counties attended a Saturday event at the United Presbyterian Church and nearby Gibson-Chirkware House. Dr. KB Nixon, a leading authority on potato culture, urged vision, good seed, and timely spraying as keys to success, while demonstrations showcased home-made seed-cutting tools and power sprayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
KB. L. Nixon
Nixon
United States
Ile
Indiana
L. T. Denniston
State College
Pennsylvania
Tle
Timothy Hay
Thiatt
Mixon
Flo
Ierow
Tie
Colt Hothe
Gibson-Chirkware House
Tere
Fay Sted
Deniston
Bellefonte
American Time and Stone Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tony
Victin
Ebensburg
John McGrail
Patty McMullen
Barnesboro
Squire C. C. McLain
Abram Pandl
Gus Lovensky
Greenwich
Hell
Indiana Fire Department
Indiana County Council
Boy Scouts
EH FB. Hewitt
Mary Pickford
Charlotte Smith Pickford
Beverly Hills
Cal
Toronto
Can
Mary
Lotta
Jack Pickford
Kiwanis Club
F. Richard Eaton
The
Christian Church
Father James Brady
St. Bernard’s
R. ¥. Webb
South Sixth Street
Webb
State Teachers’ College
John W. Thomas
Amerford-Margaret Coal CO
Thomas Ellenberger
W. C. Thomas
Miles Florence Ellenberger
C. M. Ellenberger
White Township
United Presbyterian
Long-Croyle Leslie Long
Aspinwall
Western Union Telegraph Office
Julia Croyle
Williamsburg
Hollidaysburg
J. M. Stewart
Bath
Seventh Street
Dale Martin
France
Pennsylvania World War Commission
Court House
Ior
H. H.kauffman
J. A. Hawk
New Kensington
Alfred St. Clair
Dixonville
Maple Street
T. P. Stephens
Pormer County
California
Louise Barkley Kennedy
Monrovia
Gal
A. C. Kennedy
BE. Nupp
West Court House
Wilkinson
Askexnor
Blureville
J. N. Langham
J. F. Wilkinson
Blairaville
Harry Davis
Theodore Powers
Abresbon
Creekside
William Sheesely
Creekside Borough
Wesley Asking
Murcer
W. T. Wilson
Church Stract
John A
St. Clair
School Street
Wil Homestead
Church Street
Wilton
Billy
As OW. Tdiven
Martins Perry
Jamex Wallace
Pitsburgh
Paisick McDermott
Canton
Ewrard
Olle
Patel McDermott
Don KK. Mollett
Newspaperoan
Bernard Medermott
Nanty-Gho
Thomas McDermott
Wak
McDermott
Steve Kascholk
Cleveland
Ploth
McDermatt Ik
L. (. Ferguson
Blakayllte
Cumberlind
Cumberland
Chester Thornton
Mantell
Arline Neeley
James Speedy
Wihnwerding
Dilly Wetzel
Helen Louise Lockard Holeon
Louise Lockard
Ross Lockard
Tomer City
Puaumontia
M. T. Leeland
North
Homer
Tay. Realy
Calvary Baptist
Huareh
Greenwood Cemetery
Lana Weaver
Tatura Weaver
Dale Uiness
Plunmville
Bila
Bila May
Pander
Stine
Joli Lawrenes Stone
Bred B. Ponjalan
Brokher-Lishew
Waltar Spiren
Blairyville
Mandy Oleh
Iya Pender
Wid
Walter
Hiea Pender
Bhelrsville
Martha B. McCullough Mistha Hb. Mecullaush
MB. Mettatlye
Soward
J.B. Brown
Lawin
Brown
Aturih Creneberg
Rane
Janeis
Seward
Somerset County
Priflay
Rose McChain
Hone McClain
Poeumellia
Vi i Matthews
Ear
di Tlartiman
Une Sim Section
Burvives
M. Butterbaugh
Wintondale
United Presbyterian Church
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