Stewart and Sloan Lead Assembly Nominees in County Primary
In Indiana County nominating races Stewart and Sloan won the Republican Assembly seats with 4,339 and 3,978 votes respectively. Ward, Hewitt, and Peeler followed. Buterbaugh led the county state committee race. Pinchot led Reed statewide. Schnader won governor nom. Goodfellow and Held Democratic nominees were chosen. detailed results appear in The Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Hewitt
Peeler
Buterbaugh
State Committee
Congress
Strong
Reed
Pinchot
Schnader
J. T. Stewart
Town
J. Clair Sloan
Indiana
General Assembly
Stewart
Sinan
Walter A. Ward
Burrell Township
J. Elder ‘Peelery
Bari E H. Hewitt
Brookville
Robert McEldowney
Cambria County
United States
Congress, Assembly and State Committee
Progress
Reed Leads Pinchot by 150000 in State Returns
Unofficial returns from 45 043 of 7943 districts show United States Senator David A Reed with a 150000 plurality over Gov Pinchot in the Republican Senatorial race. Pinchot concedes defeat as Reed leads 422258 to 31072a. Guffey for the Democratic nomination nears five to one over Morris with 223784 to 54660 votes from 2953 precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Pinchot
Guffey
United States
David A. Reed
Joseph F. Guffey
Pittsburgh
Morris
Philadelphia
Schnader Wins Governor Nomination. Scott Leads in Lieut. Governor Race
Republican Schnader leads for governor with 496,551 votes across 5,000 precincts, while Harry B. Scott dominates the lieutenant governor race with 192,871 to 109,145 for Kaufman. April bounty reports show 317 paid for eight grey foxes and 86 weasels in Indiana County. statewide 12 wildcats, 448 gray foxes, 3,212 weasels and 10 goshawks were killed with $465 in bounties paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnader
Scott
William A. Schnader
Harry B. Scott
Phi Mpsburg
David H. Kaufman
Indiana County
Indiana County primary unofficial returns May 15 1934 report
Unofficial returns from Indiana County primary elections dated Tuesday May 15 1934 cover districts across numerous townships including Blacklick Center Burrell Wheatfield and Mahoning. The document lists candidates for Governor Congress General Assembly and state offices with numeric tallies and district references. results are grouped by township and precincts, reflecting broad participation across Armstrong Center and surrounding communities.
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Wheatfield
East
Mange
Indiana County
Congress General Assembly
Armag Armetrong
Armstrong
Banka
Banks
Ef Ag
Blacklick
Blatraville
Blairsville
Brushvalley
Buffington
Belise
Burrell
Salis Burrell
Burrell, A
Bal RG Center
Balloalant Cherryhill
Cherryhill
Cherry Tree
Clymer
Conemaugh
Glen Camphel
Grant
Homer City
Indiana
Jacksonville
Mahoning
West
Lybars
Montgomery
Rayne
Saltsburg
Shelocta
Smickaburg
Washington
White
Young
Close Fight for Congress With Strong in Slight Lead
Nathan L Strong seeks renomination for Congress and holds a narrow 400 vote lead over opponent Robert McEldowney of Johnstown at 3 00. Cambria county reports 10876 for McEldowney and 4503 for Strong, a result that could erase Strong pluralities in Indiana Jefferson and Armstrong counties, with final returns expected to seal victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Strong
Nathan L. Strong
Robert McEldowney
Johnstown
Cambria
McEldowney
Indiana
Jefferson
Armstrong
Luxenberg High School Clock Starts Eighth Year
Luxenberg High School began its eighth consecutive commencement season at noon Tuesday with the senior class faces—109 girls and 90 boys—on a clock. It will run about eight days, and when it stops the hour hand will rest on a boy and the minute hand on a girl, who will receive a Bulova wristwatch as a graduation gift. The clock draws attention as nearly 200 seniors hope time lands on their pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxenberg
Indiana High School
Luxenbergs
Reception Tea At Indian Emergency Nursery School
A reception committee hosted a tea Friday afternoon at the Indians Emergency Nursery School on South Eleventh Street with about 100 attendees including teachers and nurses. Twenty five children aged 25 to 60 months are enrolled. the school closes June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians Emergency Nursery School
Bouth ‘Eleventh Street
Mrs Bhimko Shimko 63 Dies After Heart Trouble
Mrs Mary Bhimko Shimko aged 63, wife of Charles Shimko, of Blacklick, died on Monday from heart trouble. The Bhimko family lived in Lucerne for 30 years before moving to Blacklick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bhimko
Mary Shimko
Charles Shimko
Blacklick
Bhimko
Lucerne
Water Frozen in Center Township Porch
A Cen ter township resident reports a heavy frost overnight that froze water on the porch of his home in the center of town. The brief notice notes the frost event and its local impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Real estate transfers in Indiana County parcels and deeds
A list of real estate transfers shows Elmer W. Allison and Indiana County Commissioners selling or transferring multiple acres in Pine Burrell and White areas, with prices from 1.00 to 380000. Details include parties such as J A McCurdy Sterling On Glen Campbell Chad Palmer Frank Russell and Paul J Straititt, and properties like house and lot in Green West Wheatfield and woodland in Pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer W. Allison
Treas
Indiana County Commissioners
A. W. McMillen
Green
Indiana
Frank Russell
L. H. BE. Wills
Paul Lagada
Blacklick
T. Kanarr
Cherryhill
Flora B. Burt
Indiana County
J. A. McCurdy
Roy Alfred Mack
Jas. A. Mack
Mechanicsburg
Paul J. Strauitf
First National Bank
Lota and Bank Building
B. R. Williams
Paul J. Straititt
Paul C. Pickels
West Wheatfield
Twin Daughters for Getty Heights Couple
Mr and Mrs Howard Schrecen gost of Getty Heights celebrate the arrival of twin daughters born May 9 Marilyn Jean and Evelyn Jean both healthy and the mother recovering nicely
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Schrecengost
Getty Heights
Uute
Marilyn Jean
Evelyn Jean
Nearly 200 Will Graduate From Indiana High
Indiana High School will hold commencement exercises on May 29 at 8:00 in the school auditorium with diplomas to about 200 seniors. Baccalaureate sermon will be delivered May 27 by Rev. S. W. Shane. Class Day is May 25. Junior-Senior picnic May 26. Little Women play opens the commencement week. In Grant Township, Mrs. Richard Riddell and son Richard Jr. report voting in the district their great great grandfather once did.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. W. Shane
Indiana High School
Washington, D.C
Grant Township
Richard R. Riddell
Richard
Washington, D. C
Riddell
Langham
Heshbon Woman Arrested for DUI Charge
Pihel Hellgren of Heshbon was arrested by Blairsville Borough police early Saturday on a charge of operating an automobile while under the influence of intoxicating liquor. At a hearing before Justice of the Peace R. C. Brown she pleaded not guilty and was released on $500 bail for court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heshbon
Pihel Hellgren
Blairsville
Poice
Justice of the Peace
R. C. Brown
County issues 7702 dog licenses at noon
County Treasurer C I C McLain reported 7 702 dog licenses issued by noon today as part of the dog licensing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. IC. McLain
Horland to Manage New Indiana Thrift Bank
D W Simpson elected president of Indiana County Thrift Corporation at Monday meeting. Harry A Horland, retiring postmaster, named secretary and manager of the new institution to operate in the front half of the Indiana County Deposit banking rooms. Other officers: First vice president K Gilbert Wolfenden, second vice president Dr Charles R Foster, treasurer T F McCarthy, counsel Robert M Fisher. Directors include Harry J Buchheit J Ellsworth Campbell H R Hickcox George T Jones Dr C H Kirk J H Tuxenberg Henry Russell Miller J F Simpada A J Stahura Harry E Wilson Center Township barn burned early Monday. cause undetermined. Leone Kring elected music instructor at Pine Township High School Heilwood for 1934-35 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Deposit Bank
Indiana County Thrift Corporation
D. W. Simpson
Harry A. Horland
Indiana County Deposit ‘Banking Rooms
Gilbert Wolfenden
Charles R. Foster
T. F. McCarthy
Robert IM. Fisher
Harry J. Buchheit
J. ‘Ellsworth Campbell
H. R. Hickcox
George T. Jones
C.H. Kirk
J.H. Tuxenberg
Henry Russell Miller
J. F. Simpada
A. J. Stahura
Harry E. Wilson
Tragedy at Heshbon Ends Life in Garage
Henry Bennett 47 near Clyde dies after shotgun self infliction amid health woes. Found in garage Tuesday morning. widow and four sons survive. Funeral plans pending. Police treat as hit and run victim. John M Auld, 68, noted resident of near Heshbon, killed by a vehicle on William Penn Highway. coroner to determine cause. Believed victim left home after visiting Clyde area. body taken to local undertaking house. funeral scheduled Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bennett
Clyde
William Penn Highway
Sinin
John M. Auld
Heshbon
Robert Auld
Frank Auld
Detroit
Mich
Joseph Auld
Vandergrift
Sarah McCormick
Brushvalley Township
John .G. Auld
West Wheatfield
Wim
Penny Highway
Bennett
Ephriam Boring
James Dick
Plardia Road
Cramer Undertaking Establishment
New Florence
Glen Campbell Couple Celebrates 62nd Anniversary Reunion
Mr and Mrs Robert Johnston of Glen Campbell celebrated their 62nd wedding anniversary with a large family reunion attended by their children and relatives. The couple are longtime respected residents of Glen Campbell with guests including Frank Thayer and family from Homer City, Arthur Johnston and Ephriam Peron from Sagamore, and Thomas Davidson and family from Coalport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Campbell
Robert Johnston
Frank Thayer
Homer City
Arthur Johnston
Ephriam Peron
Sagamore
Thomas Davidson
Coalport
Krape Family Finds Home in Lebanon On Krape Avenue
Mrs. R. E. Krape and daughter Maxine leave from Krape avenue for Lebanon to establish a new home. Mr. Krape has been there for some time. The Householders and George Smith will occupy vacated Krape avenue houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krape
Lebanon
R. E. Krape
Maxine
Krape Avenue
Leslie W. Houssholder
George Smith
Walter Ayers and Margery Cassell Awarded the American Legion Medals
Walter W. Ayers son of Mrs. Cail lie W. Ayers and Margery Cassell daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cassell of town have been awarded the American Legion and Legion Auxiliary medals given annually to the eighth grade boy and girl in local schools for best record in schoolwork and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ayers
Margery Cassell
American Legion
Walter W. Ayers
Caillie W. Ayers
Raymond Cassell
Iselin Man Chosen Sykesville High School Teacher
William Douglass of Iselin, a Westminster College senior, has been selected as business and English teacher and coach for Sykesville High School for the coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iselin Man
Sykesville High School
William Douglass
Iselin
Westminster College
Mrs Stevenson Fractured Left Wrist in Fall
Mrs F B Stevenson of North Sixth Street sustained a compound fracture of the left wrist in a fall at home on Tuesday. The injury was treated at the Indiana Hospital and she expects to return home today.
A Good Newspaper Offer For Indiana County Readers
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette advertise subscriptions to R. D. residents of Indiana county at 65.50 per year and 6.00 per year for out-of-county residents. The notice presents a regional newspaper offer likely aimed at local readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
R. D
Indiana County
Local Printer James Shick Dies After Street Accident
James MacWilliam Shick, 68, longtime Indiana resident and expert printer, died after being struck by a car at Water and Fifth streets while walking home. He had worked in Clarion county and Erie before moving to Indiana 47 years ago and ran the J. M. Shick Printing Company. He leaves three sons and three grandchildren. funeral at St Bernard Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James MacWilliama Shick
Indiana Hospital
Water and
Fifth Streets
Clark W. Donahue
West Water Street
Water Street
Mr. Shick
Shick
East Chestnut Street
Mayport
Clarlow
Jacob Shick
Elizabeth (‘Widdenmier) Shick
Clarion County
Erie
Indiana
Indiana News
Henry Hall
J. M. Shick Printing Company
White
Philadelphia Street
Susan Marie Hoffman
White Township
Norman A. Shick
Raymond M. Shick
Irvin J. Shick
Sutton-Miller Company
Blairsville
Thease
Agnes Sayers
Alice Kungelmann
Parkers Landing
John Shick
Opportunity
Wash
Brown Shick
Walla Wallan
Malcolm Shick
Sheffield
St. Bernard Catholic Church
Town
Father Brady
Church
Youre Telling Me at Ritz Theatre for Indiana Band Benefit
The Indiana Municipal Band benefit features the film You're Telling Me starring W C Fields at the Ritz Theatre on Monday. The comedy is billed as a big laugh production and is expected to draw strong audience interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Band
W. C. Field
Ritz Theatre
Indiana Municipal Band
Philadelphia Street Center Parking Marking Underway
Borough Street Commissioner H. A. Ory and four crew mark Philadelphia street today for center parking of automobiles. The system becomes effective as soon as street marking is completed. Announcement also notes the engagement of Miss Mildred Elizabeth Silvis to Charles Kelts of Blairsville, with wedding planned for late June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philaadelphia Street
Borough Street
H. A. Ory
Philadelphia Street
Mildred Elizabeth Silvis
iMra
W. B. Silvis
Blairsville
Charles Kelts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana High
Mario Colvetti
Aultman and
Hethel Church
Misa Kring
Migs
Leone Kring
Frank Kring
Weat Chestnut SL
Pine Township High School
Heilwood
Fonn Voytek
Coral
Helen Szurnal Blacklick
Thomas Harvey Ernest Florence Wilden
Ernest Murdial
Tarentum
Hope Fleming Keating
Stephen A. Ruda
Blairaville
Anne A
Pavlik
Mike Kroko
Starforad
Annie Sattis
Weeureeteedene
Michael Gresock
Chamberaville
Stella Szexelina
Cleveland
Joseph Brangie, Jr
Mary C. Zonarich Elton Herbert BE
Guthrie
Dorothy M
Wolf
Glen Oran Fairbanks
Dorothy Virginia Everett
Alexander
Ooace
James M.shick
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