Tragic Deaths Rule Fares and Workers’ Fates
Multiple fatal incidents reported including John Adair fatally crushed at Monessen plant of Pittsburg Steel Company after a casting toppled onto his leg and died of shock hours later at Mercy hospital. John Anderson fatally injured while coupling cars near Lucerne. Frank Baylor killed by freight train in Charleston West Virginia. A seven year old girl narrowly escaped serious harm when a wagon wheel passed over her body. A machinist John Lebb suffered a steel sliver eye injury at Grace ton, Indiana Hospital care sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderson
Lacorne
Frank Baylor
West Virginia
William Adeir
Joseph B. Adair
Monessen
Pittsburg Steel Company
Mercy Hospital
Church Street
John M. C. Adair
Greensburg
George Belsey
St. Louis
Mra
J. C. C. McCracken
Johnstown
Alexander T
Pittsburg
Ruth Adair
Bi Run
Buffalo
Rochester
Lucerne
Punxeytawney
Leander Baylor
Charleston
W. Va
Virginia
Daniel Manner
Rayne Township
John Lebb
Graceton
Indiana Hospital
Improvements At Starford Mines Boost Employment
The Greenwich Coal Company upgrades Starford operations at Mine No 6 and equips Mine No 8 with modern coal smithing machinery. Four large boilers, electric power, and a 22 foot steel ventilating fan join plans to run both mines at full capacity, aiming to employ 500 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Coal Company
Starford
Alactic Power
Indiana Man Promoted to Secretary and Treasurer
Indiana boy I Harl Lewis has been named secretary and treasurer of the Cambria Title Saving and Trust Company of Ebensburg. He brings long banking experience as a teller at Savings and Trust and as treasurer of Penn Enamel Sink Company and the local M G A. He will assume duties next week while family remains in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Obensburg Bank
I. Harl Lewis
Town
Savings & ‘Trust Company
Cambria
Savin & Trust Company
Hbensburg
Lewis
Teller
Penn Enamel Sink Company
D. R. Lewis
Fawn
B. B. Lewis
Public school diploma recipients named after county exams
Fifty percent of test takers passed the county public school diploma exams. James Ff. Chapman announced the 101 successful among 200 candidates across districts, listing names and examiners for each area. Diplomas require age fifteen, completion of common branches and Algebra with an average of 76 percent and no less than 60 percent in any branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ff. Chapman
Felow
Armstrong
Max Raymer
Pearl Wiggins
Mary Abel
Vada Watt
Jas, Sharp
Mario Carnahan
Margaret Cunningham
Banks
Zella Shields
Claude Salsgiver
Examiner
Blacklick
John O' Miller
Naomi Thomas
Eeith Long
Velma T. Walbeck
Brushvalley
Annie McMillen
Mabel Hiner
Russell Rhine
Arthur Willoughby
Lester Myers
Emma Campbell
Buttrell
Lillian Potter
Hisa Barron
Hazel Graff
G. H. DeVinney
Canoe
Cathryn Callahan
Lotus Bush
Budd Ellenberger
Robert L. Hmerick
Center
Virginia Carson
Mary Landfair
Stella Kauffman
Dickie White
Elgin Shirley
Cherryhill
Jay T. Gibson
Budd Smith
Ada Widdowson
Mary Smith
Robert Ray
Archie Stewart
Mary Dick
Clyde Fowler
Creekside
Rest
Nthyl Grace O'Neal
L. M.mcgaughey
Grant
Hobart Napp
Roxie King
Vivian Shyder
Fred Sheesley
Mona Weaver
Etva Potts
Dea Lowman
D. W. Gromley
Green
Isabel Shearer
Dna Crawford
Logan Parry
Clyde Houck
Hdna Knupp
Paul Wilt
Cyrus Napp
Harry Young
Harry B. Allison
North Mahoning
Robert McKisaac
Wendell Rodkey
Charles Cronsman
East Mahoning
Marion Center
Bertha Gaul
Margaret North
Wetzel
Dorothy Park
Joyce Griffith
Paul McGee
Lloyd Wyncoop
Hilder
Montgomery
Vida Kerr
Blaine Rank
Valjean Churchill
Harry L. Rickard
E. Rex Sebring
Carl Stewart
Pine
Maude Howsworth
Rebekah Overly
James L. Jones
Rayne
Paul
Clara Gemmell
Ruth Morrow
M. Helen Smith
Mary B. Cunningham
Commencement at Heilwood Pine Township High School
The first commencement exercises of Pine Township High School will be held at Union church in Heilwood on Tuesday evening in May. The program includes music, invocations by Rev H L Smith, addresses by J L Jones Paul Joiner Harry Russell and James F Chapman, and presentation of diplomas by Dr R McHenry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Township High School
Union Church
Hellwood
H. L. Smith
J. L. Jones
Paul Joiner
Harry Russell
James F. Chapman
Indiana Y M C A elects new directors and trustees
The Indiana Y M C A elected G. T. Buchanan D. W. Simpson W. H. Jackson 8. N. Ray William Rob insteen Dr. W. F. Weltzel and Prof. Ernest Work as directors and David Elme J. L. Orr and J. N. Elder as trustees. Officers named include President Harry W. McCreery and Vice Presidents Thomas Sutton and George T. Buchanan with J. T. Stewart as secretary and A. W. Mabon as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Y. M. C. A
G. T. Buchanan
D. W. Simpson
W. H. Jackson
N. Ray
William Robinsteen
W. F. Weltzel
Ernest Work
David el- Me
J. L. Orr
J. N. Elder
Harry W. McCreery
Thomas Sutton
George T. Buchanan
J.T. Stewart
A. W. Mabon
Mad dog bites three in Shelocta, animal killed
A mad dog attacked and bit Emory Johns six, Mrs. William Rankin, and George Fulmer in Shelocta on Friday. Johns and Rankin received Pasteur treatment in Johnstown while Fulmer, slightly hurt, remained at home. The dog was killed after biting Fulmer and its head sent to Pittsburgh for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelocta
Emory Johns
William Rankin
Johnstown
George Fulmer
Pittsburg
Busy Season for McGovern Contracts in Western PA
Local contractor P. J. McGovern begins a busy season with contracts totaling about a quarter of a million dollars. Crews start work on a Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway tunnel with one million brick needed, plus a large concrete dam for Rochester & Pittsburg Coal near Ernest. He nears completion on 25 brick houses for Dixon Run Land Co at Clymer and builds a new reinforced concrete plant for Prairie State Incubator at Homer City, touted as Western Pennsylvania’s largest modern plant. Work on a radical brick arch over Pauper Mill in Fourth ward continues with bricks from Clymer Brick & Fire Clay Co. Excavation for a new municipal building will begin, as his crew aims to push all contracts toward year-end completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. McGovern
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Company
Rochester & Pittsburg Coal Company
Ernest
McHenry Farm
McGovern
Clymer
Dixon Run Land Co
Thomas Lowman
Fourth Ward
Deaths of Mrs. Mary Ann Short and others
Recent obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Mary Ann Short age 86 at her South Fifth street home in Rayne township and a series of relatives including Mrs. Wilmer A. Sharpe and John Hessler in Saltsburg and Dixonville. Funeral details and interments are listed along with a separate note on a Clean-Up Day movement forming a local organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Short
Mary Ann Short
South Fifth Street
David A.short
Crawford Long
Rayne Township
Mr. Short
Rayne
Indiana
Short
Hirst United Presbyterian Church of
William J
Cherryhill Township
Harry
Jas
Bence
Harvey Deyarmin
Wigelns
White Township
Rev
J. Day Brownlee
Greenwood Cemetery
Robert T. Longwill
John 5
Sarah Longwill
Dixonville
Meadville
Ralph and
Russell
Chicago
Harry W
A. A
Heilwood
N. B
South Sharon
H. H
Edna
Slater
Germany
West Wheatfield Township
Minnie Stiver
Harry McQuown
Punxsutawney
John MecQuown
Jefferson County
Don Lydie
Gertrude Moorhead Lydie
Don F. Lydie
Conemaugh
Mra
Walker Moorhead
Learn
Lovejoy
William
Gay
Emma
Leroy
New Century Club
W. Fred Wettling
J. Telford
White
Organ
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Since Last Report
Listings show deeds recorded for multiple buyers and sellers across towns such as Salina, Green, Rayne, and Washington. Transactions include parcels ranging from 2 lots to 28 acres with values from 460 to 10,000 dollars, involving individuals like Wm Mellwain, Joseph Delist, Ida Nownay, and the Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Mellwain
Saliaburg
Joseph Delist
Roltesburg
Joseph Delial
Fred W. Ruhite
Rayne
Ida Nownay
J. Woodlark
Banks
R. C. Huey
John 8
Mclntire
Iurrell
Wm. G. Gilmore
Wm. Daugherty
Julius Faipler
Robert (. Ssickenberger
Green
Peter M. Sickenberger
Grave Alckenberger
Robert GC
Sickenberger
Henry Groft
Jennin
A. O Groft
Mmmatl
Groft
Joseph Jendral
W. C. Chapman
Maury H. Kinter
Mary KH. Kinter
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Nancy Fetter
Washington
J. S. Calhoun
Weddings Of A Week In Indiana County
A marriage column notes multiple weddings in Indiana county events. Cox and Miss Mabel May Pyceck wed at West End hotel with Raymond Tau officiating, guests include Miss Mary Fyock and Jamon Cihousen. Couple to travel east and south, then reside in Chamberaville. Several other local couples tied the knot in April, including Wolfe and Thompson, Cribbs and Harris, Griffith and Murdick, Pugh and Hamilton, Garmian and Rowe, Magara and Mellin, Scott and Hackman, with various celebrants and venues. A box social and teacher gifts conclude the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomer J. Smith
Green Two
Zelma J. Hull
Ping
Harry H. Wolfe
Khae
Homer City
Mabel G. Thompson
Brushvalley
James QO. Scott
Armetrong Co
Helen &. Heekman
Armatrong Co
Wm. M. Radcliff
Hellwood Nan Lydick
Dbethwood
Chambearauille
A. T. Cox
Jamon
Cihousen
Dixonville
Chamboravilla
Cox
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Company
Carnahan-Rowe
Indiana County
Festival in Odd Fellows hall for local baseball team
Smicksburg notes list a festival planned in the Odd Fellows hall on Thursday to benefit the town baseball team. The column covers local residents and visitors from Pittsburg, Punxsutawney, Indiana, and other nearby towns with moves, visits, and school plans, including several family updates and job changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smicksburg
Odd Fellows
Pittsburg
George Weston
Punxantawney
Davis
M. Ll. Spencer
Gahagan
Jewett
Kendarice
Helen Lamison
S. M. Gearhart
W. J. Elkin
Pitesbourg
Aec~tion
S. A. Kamerer
Pitetbure
West Penn Hospital
J. HW. Becka
T. A. Likehart
Peeler
Indiana
A. R. Longenecker
Tuther
Michael McMann
DuBosa
Gahagan and Family
Mt. Jewett
W. J. Daugherty
A. J. Walter
Butler
Oliver Crissman
G. A. Robinson
Pooxsutawney
Beott McGaughey
Ambrose
Peter Frech
Georgeville
John Thompson
Barnards
Harry Lukebart
Salisburg
Nellia Brown
Apollo
Margaret McKinstry
Lillian Bowman
Vanderertt
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William Adair
Monhsshn Mill
Starford Mines
Lutheran Poliens i
Dixonvile
Bridget Hegron
J. C. Leasure
Green Township
Ingiana
John Washington
Maquire
Rowe
East Mahoning Township
Clark McKalip
John W. Button
New York City
Ida Gailey
Marla Bider
Sixth Street
Y. Dider
Salinburg
Foy Pennington
Vandergrit
J. E. Anderson
Weat Lebanon
John 8. Fisher
Jno. A. Scott
Isaac Smonse
Mayton
Alberta
Canada
Lisle Coltebaug
Vandergrift
Mary. Bryan
Near Town
Steubenville
Wilmer Stewart
Mirs
George Reeves
Oak Street
Saltsburg
John B. Hasinger
Wayne Avenue
J. C. Hasinger
School
Apollo Tuesaday
Clara Colbitt
Fred Herlinger
South Sixth Street
Grove City College
Jack Nezsa
Fourth Street
Charter Oak
Huntingdon County
Bess Hamilton
Braddock General Hospital
Jesse A. Boyer
Ohio
Dugan Glass Works
H. W. Moore
Gon. Claire
Henry Stiver
Moore
James Speedy
North Eighth Street
Wilmerding
Clark Flude
Joseph Ross
Washington Township
Drayosburg
Allegheny
Ross
W. R. Thompson
Mountaineer-Herald
Evensburg
Herman T. Jones
Moorhead
South Seventh Street
Fifth Regiment
Bellefonte
Samuel J. Apple
Lisle Apple
Washington, D. C
Apple
South
M. C. Gordon
Atlanta
H. Q. Graham
School Street
Gordon
Normal School
Audrey JL. Mabon
Travellers Lite Insurance Co
J. Willis Wilson
Robert M. Wilson
Corala
Wilson
Trev
W. J. Wilson
D. C. Mack
Andrew Kerr
Seward
Frank Wilson
Wynona Wilson
Farge
Greenville Summer Normal
Joseph H. Weaver
Sloan
Pungsutawney
J. D. Stake
Progress Office
Plymouth Rock
Cera Gee
John Hessler
John Messler
G. W. Graff
Frank Derby
N. P. McNelvis
Martha Green
Jobn Green
Penn Tun
William Fl. Green
Charry- Hill Township
Nancy Myers
Solomon Sheegely
Cyrus Howers
Penn Run
Amond
I. Rankin
RAL Estate
Thanskers
Murilick Griffith
G. Murdick
Anna J. Griffith
Wrushvalley
Krev. Z. C. N. Park
Pugte Tamitton
Philip RK. Pugh
Jaenette Hamilton
J. N. GO. Park
Molla Magara
Suuil Mellin
Concetta Magara
Husy
Plymouth Rocks
J. Nelson Stein
Btarford
Livermore
Wpworth League
Asare
Mae Stephens
Baker
Bruce George
Taylor Artemus
Russell Herlinger
James Miller
Craig Tract
Kunkle
Homer
John Altomus
Wilson Robertson
Hddward Buchanas
Mechanic
Harry Wolt
Hamlat City
Jen Johns
Wilkinsburg
Wm. Johns
Bend
H. H. Huona
New Kensington
FP. K. Stamm
Elizabeth
Liza George
Idaho
Will Shaffer
Isaac McBryan
Frank Coleman
Joseph Alehouse
B. Townsend
Henry
Elderton
Mary
Lavenia Townsend
Olive Wray
J. ¥. Alshouse
Blyders Ridge
Match
Daniel West
Dayton
Jesse Lloyd
Clarence Smith
Juneau
F. Peffer
Jeff. Wingert
Punxsutawhey
Charles Wingert
Lee Mack
Lester Peffer
Colyer
Jonale Homan
Grandma Plfer
Lydia Zener
Lydia Williams
DuBalas
A. T. Brown
Thed Place
Cleveland, Q
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