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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1936

Page

4

Wol pfenden in Spot Light as Vote Getter

Democratic candidates J Charles Short and J Watson led in Indiana with 14 932 and 14 122 votes respectively. Morris and Gray contested Congress with Morris 67 80 and Gray 83 908. Landon led in the county for President with 16 630 to Roosevelt 16 363. Other results include Brumbaugh and Wilson contesting General Assembly and various minor candidates.

Indiana, Jefferson Armstrong Cambria Gray Wit Morris Indiana Jefferson Cos Indiana County Roosevelt Colgin Thomas Lemke Royal Oak Browder Aiken Frank Pinola Roas Ella B. Black Toohey Albaugh Arthur Sweeny Robarts Carroll Davidowicz Amis Teichert

December Grand Jurors named for county court term

Twenty four grand jurors have been drawn for December first Monday and forty eight petit jurors summoned for December second Monday. The list names numerous individuals with residences including Indiana Blairsville Green Conemaugh and Wheatfield, plus several Clerical notes and jokes.

Ures J. B. Buchanan Center Rebecca Blue Indiana H. C. ‘Christie Rayne Green G. H. Stephens Buffington Forest St. ‘Clair W. Wheatfield Dale Sourwine Mrs. John Smith Cherry Harry Shultz Pine Margaret Wright Montgomery Edward ‘Allsop Clymer Curtis Bloom Henry Howards Paul S. Ferguson Jacksonville Merl Good Plumville John ‘Groft Geraldine Gephart David R. ‘Hill Washington George Hicks North Mahoning Paul Hess Jacob Krouse East Wheatfield H. B. Lingle Martin Libengood Burrell Arthur Lewis Elder Lear Nettie Langham Grant Paul Mabon West Wheatfield J.W. McNutt Ida Mahan Harry ©. McCrea Blairsville T. J. Mahon Martin Neal Rose Neil Banks Co A. Oberlin Joseph Stadtmiller Mra Rhoda Stewart Fred Sowers Paul D. Stewart Alton Shaffer Nellie B, Stinson E. Wheatfield James St. Clair Evelyn Shomo

Knolton's Crime Ends in Collapse of Forest Loop

Knolton a lumber camp clerk steals payroll and hides it in a secret cache after a two year plan. Disguised as Carl Hedman he returns south to find the lumber cleared, then slides to his death when a timber slash pile topples into the river. The pursuit ends with a broken body on jagged rocks.

Nolton Knolton Raymond Knotton Carl Hedman

Unknown soldier stormed history with dog bone surgery in 1682

A fragmented historical column recalls an unnamed soldier wounded in 1682 in Holland. Surgeon Jobi Meekren allegedly grafted dog bone into his skull, sparking early orthopedic ideas, while contrasting ancient Egyptian bone setting with modern advances in anesthesia and X ray. The piece ends with a light aside about Slink-Did Ginko and Snoop blaming luck on his wife.

Holland Jobi Meekren Meekren Slink Ginko

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