Three foreigners charged in porch fall death murder case
In a county incident a man identified as Romanuski was thrown from a porch during a drunken dispute among three foreigners, resulting in a broken neck and death. Enock Bugavich and William Cirvis are jailed on murder charges and to face a justice of the peace hearing this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wruest
Joe Re- Manush
Enoch Bugavich
William Cirvis
Romanuski
Bugovich
Chvis
Justice of the Peace
Jamey A. Crossman
Blairsville Man Killed by Train Near Blairsville
J M Turner a well known Blairsville area farmer and former Blairsville National Bank president was fatally struck by a train on the Indiana division of the Pennsylvania railroad while crossing tracks to reach his mailbox. He died shortly after at his home aged 87 with survivors including three children and several siblings. Funeral services were led by Rev M M McDivitt. Also noted, a stray shotgun shell exploded under a horse near Ligonier killing a rabbit, after the horse stepped on the shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Turner
Blairsville
Indiana
Pennsylvania Railroad
Blairsville National Bank
Archie Collins
Mt. Vernon
Margaret Turner
W. L. Turner
Turner
Blairsville Seminary
Walter McFarland
Ligonier
Quarrel Between Brothers Over Drinks Ends in Violence
In McConnelsville Ohio area siblings Joe and Michael Lupo fought after drinking. Michael slashed Joseph with a knife and Joe knocked him unconscious. Joseph was jailed. Michael hospitalized in South Bend. A long balloon tale and a kitchen shower complete the page, with a Thanksgiving service announced for the First United Presbyterian church at 10:20 AM, Rev. Hutchinton delivering the sermon and funds aiding the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Michael Lupo
Homer City
Michael
Joseph
Indiana Hospital
Local Hunters To Mountains After Game Outing
Three Indiana Camps plan annual hunting trip as bear and deer season opens. Indiana and Jeannette Hunting Club members from Jeannette start Friday for Gaines Center County with Daugherty Fee Russell Ruffner McAfoos Marlin Shaf fer Marlin Bethel and others. Gleason Hunting Club fans out to Clinton County with members from Indiana Dixonville Blairsville Brushvalley and Clarksburg. Indiana Bear Club heads to Huntingdon County camp Friday with Hertick Simpson Moorhead Reeger. Other Napp Langham Seanor camps and Green Township hunters join the opening week trek for two weeks of deer hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana and Jeannette
James F. McAfoos
Robert T. Marlin
Marl Shaffer
Dale Marlin
D. P. Bethel
Washington Township
W. W. Miller
S. C. Daugherty
John Byers
Earl Daun
Ira Thomas
John Tomas
Cook
Jeannette
Gleason Hunting Club
Clinton County
HH. B
Merle Engle
Er. R. Springer
Leslie Pattison Sherman Smith
George Prothero
Herbert C. Long
William A. Bartley
Jerry Sexton
Jack Hauxhurst
John Barr
W. TF. Organ
Qmer Graff
Cree Boyer
Allie Hines
Dixonville
Jesse Baughman
Joseph Dixon
Blairsville
Howard Buchananan
Brush
Whem
L. McAnulty
Herbert
John Mumau
William Wheeler
Clair Beer
Green Township
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Report
Deeds recorded show Saverio Moraca sold 2 lots in Creakside to Santa B Moraca for 1900, J G Roberts sold a Center lot to Harriet Garris for 85, and Valent Taporek transferred 6 acres in Green to R F Menning for 1000. Executors and individuals moved multiple Indiana County parcels from Blairsville to W A McCurdy and others, with prices ranging from 75 to 11000 across various townships including Homer City, West Mahoning, White, Banks, and Brushvalley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Saverio Moraca
Creakside
Santa B. Moraca
J. G. Roberts
Center
Harriet Garris
Valent Taporek
Green
R. F. Menning
Martha Elder
Blacklick
John B. Reed
Emma L. Woods
Blairsville
W. A. McCurdy
W. H. Weamer
Homer City
Benjamin I. Harris
Wm. R. Neal
West Mahoning
Josiah Neal
Warry B. Johnston
Samuel Duncan
Noah P. Custer
Rayne
J. W. Faith
Bessie F. Youngquist
Indiana
C. K. Sutton
J. D. Spencer
Banks
W. W. Pierce
W. A. Boylan
South Mahoning
Fred Dilts
Daniel J. Wells
Harry White
Cyrus A. Buchanan
Nervie C. Keller
Maggie B. Devinney
Jacksonville
Jennie H. Stern
John S. Wolfe
Clymer
Witherite
D. C. Mack
White
Joseph P. Mack
George Rowe
Christena Fleming
Benjamin D. Hileman
Brushvalley
Benjamin Ff. Evans
A Successful Religious Campaign at Smicksburg
A large religious campaign in Smicksburg ends with 70 to 80 conversions. Meetings led by the Newell party and Smicksburg ministers Rev. R. N. Stumpf and Rev. Teets inspired a widespread awakening. The Sunbeam and Moonbeam Choirs showcased youth and older members in performance with plans for further musical instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Smicksburg
Newell Party
R. N. Stumpf
Teets
R. N. Stump
New Lutheran Minister to Occupy Pulpit December 4
Rev. Francis M. Keller from Polo Illinois has accepted the call from Zion Lutheran Church of town and will arrive with his family next week. He will preach his first sermon at the pulpit on Sunday December 4 in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Keller
Polo, Ilg
Zion Lutheran Church
Town
Indiana
Weddings of a Week in Ambridge and Area
Multiple local marriages unfold this week across Ambridge and nearby townships. Charles Ewart Steel weds Mise Ruelba Mildred Lewis at the bride’s home with Rev. Jesse Welger officiating. Also married are William Beard and Lila Graham at East Wheatfield, Norman Bittinger and Alice Ruth Mahan in Saint Clairsville with celebrations in Altoona and planned homecomings in Wehruto and Junier. Additional unions include Smith-Griffith and Henry Lockard couples in Ebensburg and Cockport respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman ¥. Bittinger
Imler, Pa
Alice Ruth Mahan
A Mahan
Saint Clairsville
Bedford County
David P. Crawhaugh
Jacob Curry
Altoona
Indiana
Cherry Tree
Roaring Springs
Junier
Marriage Announcement of Carney and Tayor in Golden
Indiana relatives and friends received word of the marriage of Norman II Carney son of Hindley Carney White township and Elizabeth E B Tayor of Denver Colorado. They wed in Golden California on October 1 by Rev William D Waller pastor of the M church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Norman II. Carney
Hindley Carney
White Township
Elizabeth EB. Tayor
Denver
Colo
Golden
Cal
Willian D. Waller
M. , Chuyelt
Progressive PHACTINI Teaches Teeth Care and Awards Medals
Miss Abel Fleming of Fleming school in Armstrong township spoke to pupils on The Care of the Teeth. Essays on Why a Clean Tooth Never Decays earned medals for Wray Wieming and commendations for Carolyn Thomas Ida Shank Muriel Nichols Lawrence Rell Helen Thomas Beatrice Nichols Sarah Campbell Elsie Sharp Murray Boyer Lisle Thomas Clyde Bell. Real estate sales included half interest in Bessie Youngquist property on South Seventh Street to C K Sutton for 900 dollars and George Rowe heirs property on West Church Street to Christina Fleming for 1400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Fleming
Fleming
Armstrong Township
Wray Wieming
Carolyn Thomas
Ida Shank
Muriel Nichols
Lawrence Rell
Ielen Thomas
Beatrice Nichols
Sarah Campbell
Elsie Sharp
Murray Boyey
Lisle Thomas
Clyde Bell
John McConnell
South Seventh Street
Bessie Youngquist
C. K. Sutton
George Rowe
West Church Street
Christina Fleming i
Personalities and Travels in Indiana News Briefs
A run of social notes lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to expositions in California and the west. Names include Boyer of New Shelochi, Mrs Cooper of Chambersville, J Clair Tekoman of Miderton, Mrs Willis Wilson of West Winter Street, and many others visiting or returning from Indiana, Ohio, Missouri, and Canada with mentions of Thanksgiving plans and local engagements. The column also notes a liveryman selling stock, a preacher’s sermon plans, and several inferred trips across the western states and California expositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L'Ater Boyer
New Shelochi
Wiss
Cooper
Chiambersville
Jin Daddana Yishtor
J. Clair Tekoman
Miderton
California
J. Willis Wilson
West Winter Ostreet
Groveland
Willam Luhring
Grove Chapel
Noviman Kelly
Dixon Villa
Hist Weelk
Archie Stewart
Penn Run
Indiana
A. P. Watson
Ithel
South Seventh Street
Goallensburg
Clarion County
Minnie Wallace
Vora
Croft
Sheir Paribes
W. M. Wallace
Harry
Pittsburg
Claye Fowler
Agricultural Department of State College
Anderson Owler
Oak Street
Samuel G. Hart
Blackwell
Okla
Indiana Normal Conservatory of Music
Jeannette von Mengeringhausen
Margaret Glass
Oakmont
William W. Taylor
West Church Street
W. Stelfey
Heilwood
C. D. Brendlinger
Blairs Ville
Cherryhill
James Edwards
Idumar
Marlin Mc_ Afoos
Rochester Mills
Far West
San Francisco
San Diego
Sacramento Valley
Salt Lake City
Arizona
New Mexico
Red Cross Stamp Sale Urged By New Century Club
The New Century Club promotes Red Cross stamp sales this season in town with hopes to raise at least $100. Stamps will be sold at local businesses to support Christmas spirit and a proposed permanent Indiana tuberculosis dispensary, with 70 percent of receipts staying locally if a permanent agency is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
Red Cross
H. C. Christy
5000 Men Are Needed to Equip County Coal Mines
Ovens fired at Ernest and Coal Companies. Labor shortage blamed on foreign workers answering the call to arms for the European war. I M Fitchman, superintendent, says $00 additional neutra needed. Operations resume after two years idleness across Buffalo & Rochester coal interests and county plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
I. M. Fitchman
Rochester & Pittsburg Coal & Coke Company
Indiana
Buffalo & Rochester Oal
Civil War Veteran Found Dead in Plumville Home
Jackson Bells of Nege Plumville aged about 75 was found dead in bed at his home Thursday morning after illnesses. He leaves a widow four sons and a daughter. Edges Butter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Bells
Nege Plumville
Plumville
Ile
Obituary notices from Marion Center area deaths
Obituaries list several local deaths including Alanah Singers and Don G. Shivers aged about six, with notes on survivors and funeral plans. Other obituaries cover Miner Franklin Manire, Mrs. Laura Lydie, Mrs. Winona Furman, Charles Gill, Mary Wells McMillen, Mrs. Julia Portser, Joseph Narvet, and related family details plus brief community notices and a local apple paring event.
Thank Offering Service At BL John S Lutheran Church
The Women's Missionary Society held its annual thank offering at BL John s Lutheran church East Sag amore on Sabbath afternoon despite inclement weather Attendance was good An address by Mrs Henderson Creekside focused on Personal Service The offering totaled 2 40
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society
BL. John’s Lutheran Church
East Sagamore
Mra Henderson
Creekside
Windstorm Causes Widespread Farm Damage and Losses
A severe windstorm swept through the county on Thursday, causing extensive damage to buildings, fences, and livestock. Telephones were broken and several structures, including Chesere View, were put out of commission. The hardest hit area was West Hutsville where a home collapsed killing four horses and injuring others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harn
Odlawtos
Soyor Wiidhtorn
Trang
Hutsville
Dongil
Armenian Refugee Aid Urges Indiana Churches
Churches in town will collect offerings this Sunday and next Sabbath to aid 500000 Armenian refugees displaced from their homeland. Funds go to Dr S G Wilson, who will distribute the aid in Russia, leveraging his thirty years of experience with Armenian needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armatia
Nussia
S. G. Wilson
Ths
Russia
Wilson
Shower Altires a Shower for Murray and Cramer
A mixed gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs William Green near Penn Run honored Mr and Mrs Murray it Cramer with a Friday evening shower. Attendees enjoyed music games and midnight refreshments as many useful gifts were given to the couple. An unrelated second item reports a second floor fire at Lewis Clark residence on South Seventh street with an alarm that prompted prompt action but no injuries. Thanksgiving services are planned in Dixonville with a collection for the poor and a sermon by Rev J J Miller. Donations Day brought substantial food and clothing gifts to the industrial hiring for Girth on Thursday. Additional notes mention a nearby homewarming party and charitable events. An area resident Andrew Adams died from coal mine injuries at Adrian Hospital. A horse theft near Pine Flats is also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kring
White Township
Charles Ewart Steel
Ambridge
Jond
Mise Ruelba
Mildred Lewis
Linus M. Lewis
South Eleventh Streat
Jesse “Elgler
First Presbyterian Church of
Indiana
Mary Moorhead
School Street
Mwdward Sampson
Minnie Rinn
West Philadelphia
William Beard
Lila Graham
Watt Bracken
East Wheatfield Township
D. W. Donaldson
Esther Kitchenbrod
Brinton Graham
Edna Bracken
Wehruto
Beard
Lackawanna Coal Co
Wm. Green
Penn Run
Murray
Cramer
Lawrence Lyster
Boyd Russell
J. M. Gibson
Frank
William Cramer
Title Wolfe
Charles Cramer
Quiores Wolfe
Grant Cramer
Mary Willard
Grace Coy
John Amond
Meg
Murray Ft. Cramer
Lewis Clark
South Seventh Street
Clark
Dixonville
Union
Ute Wesleyan Methodist Church
J. J. Miller
J. Pelford
Lowi
Huta
Lue
The
Children's Aid Society
Normal Won KOOTBADL Contest From Kiske Rivals
Normal defeated Kiske rivals in a muddy 13 to 11 football win on a windy Saturday. Johovica, Indiana Normal’s halfback, ran ninety yards for the decisive touchdown through the mud, amid a throng of nearly three thousand spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johovica
Indiana Normial
Kiski Metus
Kiski
Saltshore
Indiana
Gol
Ag¢Dth
Johavics
Willer Episcopal Church Counts Blessings After Revival
The Episcopal congregation at Willer prospers after William Hamilton led a revival. A year ago the church faced closure with no Sunday school, no organist, and funds scarce. Now a Sunday school has 3 pupils, regular services biweekly, full pastor apportionment paid, plans to contribute extra, repair the house, buy a new organ, and hymnals valued at 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hamilton
Paaid
Remarkable Plymouth Rock hen survives 22 days without sustenance
A Plymouth Rock hen in Georgeville astonishes by living twenty two days without food or water after being imprisoned in a buggy. The bird reportedly remained alive and began to recover after being fed and watered following discovery by Myrl Stewart on October 24. Philadelphia Street property sold to A Myers. plans to move grocery and remodel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rock
Coorgeville
J. J. Stewart
Marion Center
Myrl Stewart
Gertrude Nichol
J. Mo Nichol
Georgeville
Durie
Mr. Stewart
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McConnellsville
Oho
Stanley Hastings
William France
South Bend
Ohio
First United Presbyterian Church
B. W. Hutchinton
M. E.church
James P. Ackerson
Cherryhill Township
Emma N. Ackerson
Dale Aderson
Greer
Rue Stephens
Lewis
James W
H. F. Ackerson
Ada Bence
Nora Shaffer
Lewis H
James W. Ackerson
Steel-Lewis
Beard-Graham
Henry Lockard
Harry Henry
Cockport
Eila Lockard
Lovejoy
Jas. A. Crosamah
Farmers’ Bank
Henry Howara - Vonemaugh
Jennig Reihm Conemaugh
Tutledge R. Peasa
Louisa Libengood
Elda Lockardetean
Guy L. Hileman
Buffington
Thelma G. Snyder
Wilbur C. Painter
Warren R. Bannett
Gipay
Cora M. Gromley
Gees Stee
Alanah
Don G. Shivers
Deriers Polit
Marion Center Presbyterian Eharet
Margaret Redkey
Lot Pitt
Miner Peanklin Manire
Bh Pratkng Moore
Tgerdt Nenarely
Mra
Jumonly Moory
New Hollwood
Lesides
Mrg
William Runimial
Westmersfunid
Lauwrente Stotel
Moar Johnstown
Joan
Gcal
Mars
Tauren Bell Lydie
Laura Ell Lydiec
W. 2
Lydiie
Ott
Blaine
Laura Gaye
Sarah Julian
Charles Adams
Greensbury
Milton
Penn Rah
Plaisiman
Harmony Graveyard
Benton Furman
Winona Furman
Benton B. Furman
Kettysburg
John Rice
Nora
Ruth
Gerald
R. J. Roberts
Marion Center Presbyterian Church
Charles Gill
Rexis
Bright
Margaret
Willa Gil
Arthur Gill
McNeal
Burnside
Ahe
Hig
Mahinffey
Mary Wells McMillen
George McMillen
Rossmoyne
Dorsey
Guy
Max
Dale
D.C
J. Ja. Wells
Rossmoynee
George C. Wells
Slivler
Yulia Portser
Julia Portser
W. J. Portser
Salisburg
Charles Portser
Philadelphia
Harry Portier
Virginia
R. J. Tevin
Anna Iu. Patterson
Salinburg
Josopl, Narvet
Joseph Narvet
Thursaday
Hewis
Clymer Catholic Church
Tilarment
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Ilo Jeaves
Milved Duallara
Alfrad Datlara
Mr. Dad Mew
Dora Dullara
Sacralville
Minivavile
End Novabar
Catherine Rising
Ouberg
Vo W. Missinger
John Sports Anit Aranddueier
Bala
Glen Campbell
Wil Chirk Smith
Don
Wordiy Gald
Mer
William Green
N. ButewaBh
Puterbaughs
Andrew Adams
Rassiter
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
Rossiter
Adaing
Plas Flats
Wesley Askins
Pine Flats
Atvagck
Womering
Heriat Do Hospital
Phykie
Sharvay J. Ieheard
Ane
Mia
Agron
Dixonville Hospital
Shiloh Baptist Church
Deckora Pols
Normal
Kiske
Wille
Philadelphia Street
Tra A. Myers
E. A. Pennington
Myers
Rowe
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