County Republicans Slashed as Democrats Sweep Pa Election
Unofficial returns show a historic Democratic landslide in Pennsylvania. Indiana County backed Republicans but with narrowed margins as statewide results propelled Democrats to victory for U S Senator Governor and many other offices. Local races saw Republican candidates Stewart and Sloan win in the General Assembly while Mahoning and neighboring townships moved to ban liquor sales for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong
Cambria
Assembly
Pennsylvania
United States
Superior Court
Indiana County
David A.reed
Joseph F. Guffey
William J A. Schnader
George H. Harle
M. Harvey Taylor
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Thomas A. Logue
Frank M. Trexler
Charles H. Rhodes
Indiana
Armstrong
Jefferson
Nathan L. Strong
Town
General Assembly
Charles B. Held
Homer City
E. A. Goodfellow
Sloan
Stewart
Held
Goodfellow
Mahon Center
Green
East Mahoning
West
Mahoning
North Mahoning
Washington
West Wheatfield
Rayne Township
Hquer
Plumville
Keystone
David A. Reed
George H. Rarle
William A. Schnader
Pinchot
Earle
National Education Week Open House At Indiana High
Regular school sessions were held Tuesday evening at Indiana High School as part of National Education Week to let parents observe daily activities. The standard afternoon session was also permitted on Tuesday, providing additional visibility into classroom work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana High School
Indiana Post
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
State Teachers College
Indiana Iigh
Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce
CG. &. Foster
C. M. File
Real Estate Transfers and Marriage Licenses Listed
A compilation of real estate transfers in Indiana County from Blairsville Savinge Trust Co to multiple buyers with varied parcels and prices, plus a long list of marriage licenses across towns including Lucerne Mines Homer City and Indiana, and a note noting a record 7 950 hunting licenses issued by noon, Indiana County, for 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville Savinge & Trust Co
B. W. Goldfab
Joe
Blatraville
John St. Clair
Thomas A. Luckhart
South Mahoning Township
James K. Boring
Elmer Empfield
Buffington Township
Alex Johnston
Bessie B. Johnston
Homey City
Lafayette Tuck
Joseph Shadkoski
Center Township
Lewis
Louise McDon
Anderson
Indiana
Jefferson
Calhoun
Steele Calhoun
West Mahoning Township
Samuel G. McAfoos
Howard E. Kee
Grant Township
Samuel T. Swarts
T. Kanart
Cherryhill
Sarah McAfoos
Deckers Point
Howard E. Fisher
Antonio Pinnett
Farmers and Miners Trust Co
Canoe Township
William Deyarmin
Indiana County Commissioners
Brushvalley Township
Michael A. Buchoyesky
Charles Harshyne
Lucerne Mines
Mary Shawalck
Thompson Williard
Catherine Miller
Robert Leslie
New Kensington
Genevieve Beveridge
Arnold Wilbert Bhrum Clymer
Laura Misner
Nick Daskonick
Homer City
Alexander Dangorinska
Andrew Krollek
Dixonville
Sophia Balas
Samuel Edward Neely
Jersey City
N. J
Wilkingbarg
Indiana County
PERSONAL BREVITIES FILED FROM INDIANA AREA EVENTS
Numerous residents and visitors are listed visiting relatives and attending events in Indiana and nearby towns. Notes include weekend stays in Albion, New Florence, and Saltsburg areas, lectures by Dr. C. R. Foster, and a Republican rally with Leon Metzger, plus rural dramatics contest plans for November in Indiana High School Auditorium with several organizations set to compete.
Bare-legged fashion warned for young children in cold weather
Dr. J Bruce McCreary deputy secretary of health urged parents in Harrisburg to clothe small children adequately as bare legs risk exposure if temperatures fall. He said many youngsters lack the vitality to withstand undue exposure and advised against stockingless apparel.
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Harrisburg
J. Bruce McCreary
Husband of Ernest Woman Dies Trying Rescue Employee
Philip A Moone aged 29 husband of former Miss Mae Reynolds of Ernest died last week in Pittsburgh California while attempting to rescue a California Spray Chemical Company employee overcome by sulphuric fumes. Moone, superintendent of the company, lived in Concord California and descended into a vat to aid the worker, contracting fatal injuries from the fumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Philip A. Moone
Mae Reynolds
California Spray Chemical Company
Pittsburgh
Calif
Moone
Concord
Mogse
Miss Dorothy Hinitt Named Associate Editor at Readers Digest
Dorothy Hinitt, formerly a resident of this place, is serving as associate editor of the Readers Digest. She is a daughter of the late Dr. Frederick W Hinitt, former pastor of the Presbyterian church of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hinitt
Miss Hinitt
Frederick W. Hinitt
The
Presbyterian Church of Indiana
Record yields 3590 bushels apples on 12 acres Indiana County
A. Woodward Smith at Smith Station north of Blairsville reports a record Indiana county apple crop from twelve acres. From his orchard planted in 1911 he harvested 3590 bushels, including 2130 Smokehouse 2160 Stayman Winesap and 1200 York Imperial, with superb spraying, fertilizing, thinning and picking practices yielding nearly perfect fruit. County Agent Warner notes there are few insect or fungus injuries. Customers visit the storage house for retail or wholesale purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Woodward Smith
Smith Station
Blairsville
Indiana County
Warner
Indiana
Smith
Warner i
Indiana Youth Lost Life In First Hunting Incident
Jamey Snyder aged 18 died minutes after being accidentally shot by companion Frank Barnett 17 while hunting on the County Home farm near town. He was taking his first hunt, shot in the right shoulder after stepping from behind a corn shock. He died en route to the hospital. Born May 5 1916 at Latrobe he was son of Mr and Mrs George Snyder. Surviving are parents two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services were held Saturday at Bell Funeral Home Wayne Avenue with interment in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Carl and
Perry Bracken
Town
Mra
Alex Anderson
New Alexandre
Mise Ineg Slysong
New Florence
Ralph Mack
Saltsbury Road
Wilson Fistus
Cleveland
Mary Fiscus
Clurch Street
Jesse Manning
Mrant Street
David Correy
Saltsburg
Perry George
Turtle Creek
Calvin McAdoo
Tenth Street
Laroe Anderson
Punxsutawney
Selina N. Barbar
Walter Wiggins
McKeesport
Wallace Thomas
West Washington Street
John ¥. Scott
Harrisburg
John 4A. Scott
North Seventh St
Roy Umburm
Albion
A.W. Hawxhurst
Eleventh Street
Tennessee
North Carolina
ER. W. Griffith
Smicksburg
Earl Griffith
Carl
Erma
West Mahoning Township
Indiana
Anna Mae Skelton
Oak Street
N. C
Geraldine Hawxhurst
Frank Lydick
Longmont
Colo
Rebecca Davison
Washington Street
Lydicks
Florida
Beryl L. Seanor
School Street
Dan Rairigh
Gipsy
Stale Teachers College
Gil City
Foster
Dubois
Big Place
J. Wayne Tomb
Secretary of Revenue
Klwanis Club
Fourth Ward
Jamey Snyder
Wunera
Bell Funeral Home
Wayne Avenue
Greenwood Cemetery
James Leroy Snyder
Oakland Avenue
Frank Barnett
Ben Avon
Snyder
Tarnett
George Snyder
Latrobe
Chevy Chase
Healy
Ree Methodist Church
Mia
Clark Lewry
Sarah Hell
John
Whitesell Released on 1000 Bond After DWI Hit Run
Whitesell of Greensburg formerly of town posted a 1000 bond before Squire Walter H. Jackson on Thursday on charges of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and failing to stop after a crash on North Sixth street Wednesday evening. His car collided with a vehicle driven by Mrs. Gertrude Glover of West Philadelphia street, injuring her and her sister Miss Erma Cunningham lightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitesell
Greensburg
Squire Walter H. Jackson
North Sixth Street
Whiitesell
Gertrude Glover
West Philadelphia
Erma Cunningham
Mrs Ida Berkeypile Hosts Hoovers Guests at Cherryhill Event
Mrs Ida Berkeypile of Cherryhill township entertained Sunday in honor of Mr and Mrs Hoover of Venice California former Indiana residents. Guests included Mr and Mrs G B Roudabush Mr and Mrs J J Murphy and Mr and Mrs H M Heinger all of John Lown with relations and friends in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guexta
Berkeypile Howe
Ida Berkeypile
Cherryhill Township
H. E. ‘Hoover
Venice
Calif
Indiana
Hoovers
G. B. Roudabush
J. J. Murphy
H. M. Heinger
John Lown
Mrs Susan Hanna Celebrates 80th Anniversary Today
Mrs Susan Dianna Hanna, longtime Ben Avon resident near Indiana, marks her 80th birthday with a family gathering at the Hanna home this evening. Robert Alker of Harrisburg visited this week with his father John Alker on School Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Hanna
Hightech
Robert Alker
Harrisburg
John al Ker
School Street
Jurors Drawn For December Sessions Amid Court Recess
Names listed for the December grand jury and Civil Court sessions as Judge Langham continued December criminal court to March due to few trials. Jurors from multiple townships and counties appear with numerous first and second Monday panels and a long roster of individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Langham
Aultman
Howard
Center Boweer
Cynthia
W. Wheatfield
H. A
W. Mahoning Marshall
Lizzie
Washington McQuilken
Jay
Rayne
McCarthy
Timothy
Indiana
Martin
David
Rayne Olsen
Alma
Plumyille Pearce
Blanche
Burrell Rowe
Gert
Plumyille Sensebaugh
H. W
Green
Smith
R. G
Banks
Wilt
Wissinger
Mabel
Barber
Howard J
Clymer
Brilhart
W. W
Bates
J. I
Creekside
Berringer
Nellie
Canoe
Cassell
Mary
Center
Clark
Joseph, Jr
Glen Campbell Clark
Steele L
Cherry Tree Carey
Anne
Davis
Misa Bell
Dodson
John
Annie
Pine
Jiarris
Charlie
Salteburg
D. J
Green King
Harvey
Montgomery
Learn
Blair D
Grant
W. H
McMillen
Maury
Mahoning
McNaughton
Rosalie
White
McManus
Mirium
Marton Center
McQuigton
Mears
Myers
Everett
Homer City
Raymond
N. Mahoning
Nichol
Harry
Park
Irene
Klugh
Robinson
Edward J
Stewart
Sam
Young
Stutaman
Robert
Buffington Slits
Grant Sides
Sara M
Burrell
Stephens
Moamer City
Buffington
Smitten
Margaret
North Mahoning
Tomer
Anna
Youel
Catherine
G. A
Maloning Woail
Erwin
Armstrong
Muck
Washington
Three intoxicated drivers sentenced in Allegheny County
Three intoxicated drivers pled guilty before Judge J N Langham and were fined 200 dollars each with three to six months in the Allegheny County Workhouse. Frank Benko was ordered to pay 116 dollars damages to a car owner. Mike Ondo pled guilty to violating the Pennsylvania Vehicle Code and paid costs and a ten dollar fine. A separate case involving Thomas C Brown saw a charge of felonious entry burglary and felony not pressed. R P Enterline had a prior jail term revoked and re sentenced to pay 200 dollars, costs, and three to six months in the workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. Fy Rosaborough
Livermore
Frank Berka
Penn UN
R. D
D. Marl Idyerk
Chuvy ‘Chase
Indiana
J. N. Langham
Hach Whe
Allegheny County
Frank Benko
Acceased
Benko
Mike Ondo
Homer City
Pennsylvania
Thomas C. Brown
Blairsville
Langham
R. P. Enterline
Rochester Mills
Meterline
Apples Shipments Rise Despite Short Crops in Sections
Reports from sixty inspectors of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Association indicate Pennsylvania yields the finest apple crop this year. While some areas show shortages, statewide shipments are nearly five times heavier than the same date last year, signaling strong market demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Horti Cultural Association
Carlson Family Moves to Colver
Mr and Mrs Samuel Carlson formerly at 836 Locust Street moved to Colver on Tuesday where Mr Carlson is employed The Carlson home will be occupied by Chief of Police Willan jd Kelly County Treasurer C C McLain issued 8431 dog licenses at noon today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlson
Colver
Samuel Carlson
Locust Street
Bpalice
Willan
Jd. Kelly
C. C. McLain
Armistice Day Plans Highlight Local Observances
Armistice Day activities include school programs on Monday with exercises, a parade to Philadelphia Street, a 11 00 AM moment of silence, and a post parade address before the Court House. Legions sponsor meetings, memorial services, and a social in Memorial Hall. County offices close. banks and post office observe holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlegion
American
Memorial Hall
Legion Auxiliary
General Ana
Court House
Methodist Episcopal Church
Indiana Post American Legion
John J. McIlvaine
Post
Tev
Arthur J. Pfohl
Clinton File
Woman leaps from car after argument near Sunset Hill Tea Room
Mrs. Martha Smith a widow and Punxsutawney resident sustained a skull fracture and serious injuries when she leaped from a car during an argument with Murray Daun near Sunset Hill Tea Room on the Indiana Punxsutawney road Monday evening. Daun, a Rossiter resident, reported as widower, and the pair had discussed a personal matter during a country drive. Mrs. Smith was rushed to Adrian hospital, Punxsutawney, where doctors described her condition as extremely serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Hill Tea Room
Martha Smith
Punxsutawbey
Uldle
Murray Daun
Rossiter
Baun
Homer City Man Injured in Hunting Accident This Morning
Homer City man Joe Medyitz, 26, admitted to Indiana Hospital with a gunshot wound to the left thumb from a hunting accident this morning. Lawrence Rankin of Strongstown, injured Friday, remains hospitalized with injuries to the right side and arm. John Hritsko, 23, of Clymer, still receiving treatment for a shotgun wound to the right foot from Saturday. Other hunters treated and discharged include Howard George of Indiana and M. L. Gianni, 38, of Apollo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Joe Medyitz
Indiana W
Lawrence Rankin
Strongstons
John Hritsko
Clymer
Howard George
Indiana
M. L. Gianni
Apollo
Highway Patrol tests show 127,811 pass nine months in 1934
Record figures from the State Highway Patrol for nine months of 1934 show 127,811 operators tests passed and 60,022 failed. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to R. D. readers, $5.56.
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Harrisburg
State Highway Patrol
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
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East
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Marion Center
Wheatfield
J.a.sen Gov. Cong. Assembly
Olk
ArMagna
Banka
Blacklick
Blairaville
Blaireville
Brushyalley
Conemaugh
Creekside Easeee
Glen Campbell
Jacksonville
Bae
Weat
South
Marion Center Abbemens
Plumyule
Shelocta Saltsburg
AWE
Joseph FP. Guffay
George H. Earle
Armstrong County
Peeler Club
Marion Canter Grange
Trashvalley Community Chorus
Home Grange
Gordon Dramatics Club
Mahoning Grange
Literary Society
Success Grange
Armatrong
A. ‘Woodward
Coute
William Zan- Hos
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