December Court Grand and Petit Jurors Selected
Twenty-four grand jurors for the first week and fifty-four petit jurors for the second week were chosen for December Court. The list includes W. D. Amond, James Hake, Stella Buchanan, and many others from Indiana, Conemaugh, Green, Blairsville, and surrounding townships and boroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vv. D. Amond
Young Township
James H Ake
Indiana
Stella Buchanan
Rayne
S. D. Billings
Glen Campbell Norris Brown
Grant Township
Winifred G. Bushnell
Burrell
James H. Coon
North Mahoning
Elsie Calhoun
Conemaugh
Grace Dellman
Green Township
James Dunlop
Canoe Township
Nannie Ewing
J. A. Fleming
Homer City
Earl Haskins
Clara Kinter
Madeline Marshall
Mahoning
Wilber Marshall
Washington
Bessie McFarland
Canoe
Eva Rhea
Harvey Shank
Cherryhill
C. H. Stear
West Mahoning
Albert Wakefield
W. Wheatfield
C. C. Watterson
James Wallace
Mary Zellman
Ruth Ansley
Plumville
Walter Braughter
Grant
William Brown
Center
R. B. Bowser
White
Anna Brown
Armstrong
C. E. Bartlebaugh
J. H. Brady
South Mahoning
J. D. Cummins
Lillian IP
Coon
G. W. Clawson
B. Wheatfield
Mack Campbell
BE. Wheatfield
A. W. Donahue
Green
Nellie Decker
H. D. Davis
Mrs
Jean Davison
Jacksonville
H. B. Falconer
iGreen
Mary Good
L. Gorman
Banks
R. George
Raymond Graff
Blairsville
Wallace B
Guthrie
W. A. Geary
Ralph Hammera
Merle Hunter
Buffington
James E. Johnston
Mia
Alicea Jones
Marion
Sylvia Johns
Pine
Paul Joiner
C. W. Keith
Rose Lowman
W. B. Lightcap
Alisie Pattison
R. D. Reeger
Floyd Ray
Theodore Smith
Walter C. Smith
Young Adam States
Charles D. Shields
W. C. Smith
J. M. Torrance
Helen C. Watson
Charles E. Winger
Louise G. Walsh
C. J. Walker
Marion Center
Pronunciation banter in a jokey exchange
An exchange mocks how to say fascist with a light joke about pronunciation. It references The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and mentions a price of $5.50 for readers. It names O Reilly and Tommy Oh as characters in the dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
O'Reilly
Old Bean
Spain
O’reilly
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
10000 More Hunting Licenses Ordered by Revenue
The Department of Revenue in Harrisburg ordered 10000 additional hunting licenses for the season opening November 1. Licenses may be secured at 18 locations across Indiana County including John M. Thompson County Treasurer and multiple hardware stores and dealers such as Barclay Hardware and Indiana Hardware in Indiana, Blairsville, Homer City, Saltsburg, and several townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Revenue
Indiana County
Harrisburg
Indiana
John M. Thompson
Barclay Hardware
Phila
St. Indiana Hardware
Robert D. Hamilton
St. King’s Auto & Radio Supply
Philadelphia St. Armagh
Ralph C. Trexler
Alverda
Maurice J. Gillo
Blairsville
Geo. J. News Sons
E. Market St
Cherry Tree
John C. Cooper Clymer
Albert R. Tate
Commodore
Wm. Claycomb
R.D
Glen Campbell
Tuzgnatius
F. Sebuck
Gipsy
John KE
Sigley
Hillsdale
Foster E. Blose
Homer City
Crooked Creek Church Services and Local Visitor Notes
Sunday services are set for 10 11 at the Crooked Creek church with Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11. Weekend visits include the Over and Brady families from Sharon and others visiting Indiana Mercer and Atwood. Dr. Sanford W Corcoran of the Pittsburgh M E Union will speak in three county churches Sunday November 7 at Creekside Marion Center and Brushvalley with showings on Sunday evening at Brushvalley. The talk covers the Union summer program Epworth Woods Camp and Goodwill Industries along with Ward Home Munhall Neighborhood House and local missions. Public sale bills available at The Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersville
Crooked Creek
H. Over
Gene
Dorothy
Sharon
Chas. Brady
Bebe Kirk
Punxsutawney
Ida Banks
Huber
Niagara
Donald Enterline
Harold Reams
Namine
F. E. Kirk
Paul Brady
Barr
Chas
Brady
Joseph Walters
William
Elizabeth
Mercer
Walter Bartholomew
Walter Bartholomew Visited the Latter's Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cuddy
Atwood
Frank Kirk
Indiana
Charles Brady
Sanford W. Corcoran
Pittsburgh
M. E. Union
Church Union
Pittsburgh Goodwill Industries
Ward Home For Children
Bigelow Boulevard
Munhall
Chicago to Host Huge Livestock Show November 27 to December 4
International Live Stock Exhibition set at Chicago Stock Yards in the International Amphitheatre. Early entries from the U S Canada Australia South Africa and South America mark record interest with prizes exceeding 100000 across beef cattle horses ponies sheep and swine contests. Spectacular horse shows planned each evening alongside the world’s largest crops exhibit the International Grain and Hay Show featuring growers from 37 states Canada and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
South Africa
South America
Chicago Stock Yards
B. H. Heide
Canada
States
Awful fright on wedding day sparks traffic stop
A speaker recounts a chaotic scene on a wedding day as a traffic officer confronts a driver, Sally, for tying up traffic. She apologizes, claiming the car lacks a usable horn, highlighting a humorous exchange over mistaken road etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
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Indiana County Maytag Co
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Rors
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Chicago
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Elgins
Walthams
Hamiltons
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