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Government slate listed for October 3 1934 includes Governor William A Schnader Lieutenant Governor Harry Scott Secretary of Internal Affairs Harvey M Taylor Superior Court Judge Frank M Trexler Congress Nathan L Strong Legislature J T Stewart J Clair Sloan and related terms in a brief civic notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A, Schnader
Harry Scott
Harvey M
Taylor Superior Court
Frank M. Trexler
Congress
Nathan L
Strong
J.T
Stewart J
Clair Sloan
Grangers Adopt Resolution to Curb Drunken Driving
At a Pomona and Marion Center Granges meeting 250 attendees backed a resolution to permanently cancel licenses of those convicted of operating a vehicle under the influence. The gathering featured guests from Jefferson County and concluded with plans for future joint meetings and officer elections.
Men's Association of Kittanning Presbytery Meets at Leechburg
The sixth annual meeting of the Presbytery will be held in the auditorium of Leechburg High school on Sunday afternoon and evening October 14. Prof. G Gardner Hill of the State Teachers College will speak on Our Aim in his Convention. Rev. David St. Thompson of Clymer will offer the closing prayer. Br. William Chaimars Covert, Moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly, will deliver the address titled The Appeal of the Church to Men of Our Times. The opening prayer will be by B. Sterling of Marion Center and Byer of consecration by Rev Gi Pruge of Homer City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Association of
Presbyterian General Assembly
B. Sterling
Marion Center
Byer
Gi Pruge
Homer City
Desirable and The Dragon Murder Case At Ritz Theatre
The Ritz Theatre presents Desirable featuring Jean Muir and George Brent for a final Thursday showing. The Dragon Murder Case with Warren William as Philo Vance opens Friday, followed by Wide-Out starring Robert Montgomery Maureen O'Sullivan and Mickey Rooney on October 8–9. The Last Gentleman with George Arliss arrives October 10–14, then Dude Rancher with George O’Brien screens October 12–13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren William
Philo Vance
Ritz Theatre
George O'Brien
Community mourns death of Andrew Curtin Shea at Graceton
The community mourns the passing of Andrew Curtin Shea, 70, of West Philadelphia Street, who was electrocuted in the basement of Vinton Supply Company in Graceton while repairing equipment. Born April 1 1864 in Luthersburg, he had long served as chief engineer for Storage Ice and Supply Company and earlier worked for Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway. He died at 11 30 am despite aid from store manager June Heath and Dr H Paters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Shen
Andrew Curtin Shea
Weat
Philadelphia
Vinton Supply Company
Graceton
Shea
Storage, Ice & Supply Company
Town
Homer City
Luthersburg
Clarion County
Alexander Shea
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway Company
Eleanora
Jefferson County
Indiana
Indiana Provision Company
DESIRABLE DRAGON MURDER CASE THE HIDEOUT AND MORE AT THE RITZ
The Ritz Theatre presents a slate of classics and star pairings across October. Desirable with Jean Muir and George Brent opens followed by Dragon Murder Case with Warren William and Lyle Talbot. The Hideout stars Robert Montgomery and Maureen O'Sullivan, Last Gentleman features George Arliss, and a George O'Brien pairing closes the Ritz run. Indiana Theatre offers Good Talkies Always with Song of the Eagle starring Charles Bickford and Richard Arlen, Love Tie with Pat Paterson and Lew Ayers, Have a Heart with Jean Parker and James Dunn, plus an as yet unnamed picture.
Funeral Held for Local Man in Oakland Cemetery
The obituary notes the passing of a town resident, a valued company employee and Indiana Elks member. Rev. Arthur J. Prohl conducted funeral services at the Shea home, with interment in Oakland cemetery. Survived by widow Erdie Shea and children J Berrell Shea, Mrs. John E. Gibson, Mrs. H. F. Fullerton, Lester C. Shea, and George H. Shea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Lodge of Elks
Zion Lutheran Church
Town
Arthur J. Prohl
Shea
Oakland Cemetery
Erdie Shea
J. Bernell Shea
John E. Gibson
H. F. Fullerton
Johnstown
Lester C. Shea
Pittsburgh
George H. Shea
Los Angeles
Calif
Young Republicans Outline Plans At Meeting Monday
More than 200 Young Republicans and friends attended a Court House meeting Monday evening. They heard the by laws and formed plans for a permanent organization with Attorney R J Hogan presiding and H Wallace Thomas pledging county cooperation. A temporary campaign committee was named including James W Mack Jr Var non Fritchman Edwin Clark Thomas Barber David Pollock R J Hogan John Lowry Mrs Helen Watse Miss Margaret Plotzer Mrs Nancy Simpson Harry Nichol Lynn Smith R Herbert Buchman and Elmer Walbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
R. J. Hogan
H. Wallace Thomas
James W. Mack, Jr
Var‘non Fritchman
Edwin Clark
Thoma’ Barber
David Pollock
John Lowry
Helen Watse
Margaret Plotzer
Nancy Simpson
Indiana
Harry Nichol
White Township
Lynn Smith
Hellwood
R.herbert Buchman
Blairsville
Elmer Walbeck
Homer City
Mehallick acquitted in Blair County murder trial
John Mehalick a Pennsylvania state policeman was acquitted in Blair County criminal court on Friday of the murder charge arising from the death of 22 year old Wilbur Vite. Vite was shot on a Glen Campbell street on the night of April 22, with Mehalick claiming self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehallick
Wilbur Vite
John Mehalick
Pennsylvania
Blair County
Vite
Glen Campbell
Charles B Sloan dies. Creekside merchant funeral held
Charles B Sloan, Creekside merchant and town resident for 32 years, died suddenly at his home on Thursday from a heart ailment. Funeral services were conducted Sunday at his residence, with Masonic ritual at the grave and Rev. John K. Boston presiding. Surviving are his widow Carlotta Shields Sloan, children Howard D Sloan, Richard Sloan, Thelma Sloan, his mother, a sister, and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Cemetery
Charles B. Sloan
Creekaide
Tie
Armstrong County
Melinda Jane Sloan
Albert A. Sloan
Creekside
Indiana Masonic Lodge
Coudersport
Center Presbyterian Church
John K. Boston
Masonic Fraternity
Carlotta (Shields) Sloan
Howard D
Richard §. Sloan
Youngstown
Thelma Sloan
IK. Greenlee
Ed. Clair Sloan
Town
Br. I. E. Sloan
Johnstown
Frank E. Sloan
Apollo
Funeral for Mrs Helen Anthony in Blairsville
Mrs Helen Anthony aged 35 wife of Cyrus Anthony of Blacklick township died in Latrobe hospital last Saturday. Former Conemaugh public schools teacher and Hebron Lutheran member. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at Blairsville church conducted by Rev B Hanks. Survived by husband four children Elizabeth Elmira Barbara Gail Leona Maxine Cyrus Gerald Anthony her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Richards of Blairsville and four sisters Evabelle Richards Hetrick Stewart Bertha Richards and Harry Woolmer and one more sister in Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heme
Blairsville
Elizabeth Elmira
Barbara Gail
Leona Maxine
Cyrus Gerald Anthony
Charles Richards
Evabelle Richards
Hetrick Stewart
Harry Woolmer
Bertha, Richards
Johnstown
Mrs Catherine Mack Dies at 78 in New Florence
Mrs Catherine Mack widow of Jacob W Mack died Friday at her New Florence home after 12 years there. Born September 20 1856 she lived in West Wheatfield all her life. Survived by husband and children B D Mack near Blacklick Mrs EB McClain Armagh Mrs Samuel Craig Homer City and R B Mack Beaver plus seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Interment at Armagh cemetery after service at New Florence M E Church on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Florence M. E
Armagh
Catherine (Butler)’ ‘Mack
West Wheatfield Township
Jacob W. Mack
New Florence
B.D. Mack
Near Blacklick
EB. §. McClain
Samuel Craig
Homer City
R. i B. Mack
Beaver
Matilda Dixon Funeral Rites In Blairsville
Funeral services were held at her Blairsville home for Mina Matilda Dixon 67 who died Friday at her residence. Interment followed in Blairsville cemetery. She was a Burrell Township native, daughter of the late Joseph and Margaret Dixon, and survived by two brothers H Dixon of Blairsville and A C Dixon of St Paul Minn. Infant son of Mr and Mrs J R Jamison died Monday morning at 936 o'clock from acute gastritis born September 7 last. Burial at Plumville cemetery. Funeral services at grandparents home J T Jamison. Burial Grove Chapel Lutheran church cemetery. Also the burial of Joseph Lawrence Byers eight months old son of Mr and Mrs Blair J Byers of Rayne township who died Sunday at Indiana Hospital from intestinal poisoning. Burial in Grove Chapel Lutheran church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Mina Matilda Dixon
Blairsyille
Burrell Township
Joseph and
Margaret Dixon
H. Dixon
A. C. Dixon
St. Paul, Minn
Harry Leonard Jamison
J. R. Jamizon
Spring Church
Armstrong County
Robert, Jr
Merle Jamison
J. T. Jamison
Plumville
Grove Chapel Lutheran Church
Joseph Lawrence Byers
Blair J. Byers
Rayne Township
Indiana Hospital
Death of William T. Roney Aged 72 in Punxsutawney
William T. Roney aged 72, brother of Henry T. Roney of Trade City, died Sunday at his daughter Mrs. Allen Nelson’s home in Punxsutawney where he had lived the past year. Born in Kittanning, he spent over 50 years in Du Bois with lumber work before becoming a patrolman for the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh and the B&O railroads. Wife predeceased him by 15 years. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Thomas Barr of Dubois and Mrs. Allen Nelson of Punxsutawney, plus sister Mrs. M. E. Salers of Rockford, Ill. Services held at Barr home in DuBois with interment at Bumbarger cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Roney
Henry T. Roney
Trade City
Allen Nelson
Punxsutawney
Kittanning
Dubois
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburgh
Thomas Barr
M. E. Salers
Rockford
Barr
Bumbarger Cemetery
Local social notes and travels from Indiana to Maryland
Kenneth Cunningham and a sister of Wayne Avenue Indiana visited their uncle Robert Cunningham on Sunday. H T Miller bought a Lafayette car and Joe Brilhart bought a Studebaker. Mr and Mrs A R Wagner toured Philadelphia Wilmington Newark Washington Baltimore Harrisburg last week. Mrs Jacob Mack of New Florence died Friday morning, mother of B D Mack. Helen Clawson and Grace Wagner visited Friday. Marie Miller and Helen Clawson visited Thursday. Harrison Skyles and family near Strongstown visited Hugh Mack and Jacob Mack family in New Florence. the two Mack brothers are brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
Indiana
Robert Cunningham
H. T. Miller
Lafayette
Joe ‘Brilhart
Studebaker
A. R. Wagner
Philadelphia
Wilmerding
Del
Newark
N. J
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Harrisburg
Jacob Mack
New Florence
B. D. Mack
Helen Clawson
Grace ‘Wagner
Marie Miller
Harrison Skyles
Strongstown
Hugh Mack
Mr. Macks
Former County Couple Marks 25th Wedding Anniversary
Former county residents Mr and Mrs Thomas Alvah McGaughey of McKeesport celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on a Saturday evening Sept 29. Despite bad weather many relatives gathered at their home for a six o clock dinner and gave silver presents. Attendees included three children Donald Ruth and Edward of McKeesport plus numerous relatives from Youngstown Warren Indiana Parkwood Livermore and McKeesport among others. After a pleasant time everyone departed wishing them many more anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Alvah McGaughey
McKeesport
Donald
Ruth
Edward
Della Little
W. J. Mitchell
Guy Weatherall
Youngstown
van 'Fogsen
Richard and
Billy
Warren, C
Margaret Steele
Indiana
A. I H. Wiggine
Parkwood
B. ‘H. Fitzgerald
Nettie Fitzgerald
Livermore
George ‘Pratt
Rotary Talk by Rev A J Pfohl on European Tour
Rev Arthur J iPfohl of the Rotary Club spoke last evening about his impressions from a two month trip to Europe. He described social and economic conditions in Germany Austria Poland Yugoslavia Russia France and England and was asked to return for another talk with motion pictures from Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Pfohl
Rotary
Arthur J. iPfohl
Rotary Club
Europe
Pfoh
Sherwood-Brady
Germany
Austria
Poland
Juguslavia
Russia
France
England
New Century Club Opens 1084-38 Season With Tea
The New Century Club of Indiana opened the 1984-96 season with a tea in the W. Q. T. U. hall on Monday evening. Executive board members served as hostesses. Mrs. Thomas Smyth led a group of songs and Mrs. Austin Drew performed piano numbers. Decorations were in pastel shades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
New Century Club of
Indiana
W. Q. T. U. Hall
Thomas Smyth
Austin Drew
PUBLIC SALE AT ALEX CUNNINGHAM FARM NEAR COAL RUN
At the late residence one mile from Coal Run Young township on Friday October 12 1984 at 1 00 P M the personal property includes a good mileh cow road wagon mower open buggy hay rake bobsleds grindstone loose hay tools household goods organ radio stove bed frames and more under cash terms A 147 acre farm with a good house large barn fruit and water pays gas rental near a market also for sale Sale by Mrs Alex Cunningham and Wallace Cunningham Administrators R W George Auctioneer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Cunningham
Coal Run
Young Township
Brunswick
Wallace Cunningham
R.W. George
Auditors Notice and Charter Filing in Indiana County
A composite notice lists several auditors appointments in Indiana County Pa. including Jacob Jack and Jack Attorneys announcing audits for estates of Alexander Cook and Nancy Moorhead and a charter filing for a manufacturing company named Mveusul Deming & Somppold Ing Company with officers McClintork North and Roth. Public notices set dates in October 1934 for hearings and filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of State
Cosmonwealth of
Pennsylvania
Arrisburg
Mic
Bo UU. McClintork
Grace G. North
M.A. Roth
Mafness Corporation
Business Corporation
Com DionnWealth of
Maya, Sa
Mveusul Deming & Somppolding Company
Act of Assembly
Jack
Orphans' Court of
Indiana County
Savings & Yeast Company of Indiana, Penna
Nancy J. Moorhead
Indiana Borough
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
Vernon Fritchman
Executors Notice of Wilhelmina Weston Estate in Smickgburg
Letters testamentary granted to Irene Pitoler and others for the estate of Wilhelmina Weston of Smickgburg. Creditors must present claims duly authenticated for settlement. debtors to pay debts. Address listed in Youngstown and Canton Ohio. Newspaper offer note for The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie A. Douglass
Grant Township
Douglass
Marion Center
R.D.3
Ernest Stewart
William OS. Daugherty
Indiana
Mat B
Daugherty
Tndiana
Pigher and
Ruddock
Alice’ R. Peters
White Township
Dessie A. Stuchell
Rh. D
Otes
Tack & Tack
Wilhelmina Weston
Smickgburg
Irene &Pitoler
W. Hyergredy Ave, Youngstown, Ohio, Tomar '8, ; Lal Sixteenth Bt., N.W
Canton
Ohio
Cagton
Ohie
Progress
Pittsburgh Post
R. D
Indiana County
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Indiana Progress
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Albert
Moorhead
A. Ralph Moorimead
Bell
Republican County
United States
David A, Reed
Grangers
Pomona
Pomona Grange
Clymer
Grange
H. C. Kunkle
Ba. Henderson
Center Township
Vernon Carr
Allshouse
Cambria County
Nantyrlo
State College
Charles E. Held
Hrushy Valley Grange
Marion Genter Grange
Jean Muir
George Brent
Thuysday
Shama
Ritw Theatre
Robert Montgomery
Wilson
New York
Maureen O'Sullivan
Whitford Kane
London
Warmer Miller
Greta Garbo
Elizabeth Patterson
Maureen
Mickey Rooney
Woo
Talkies
George Arliss
Arliss
Nathan Rothschild
House of Rothschild
Leonard Prasking
Katharine Clugston
Warren William and
Lyle Talbot
Hideout
Maureen ‘O
Sullivan
Indiana Theatre
Song OF the Eagle
Charles Bickford
Richard Arlen
Dynamite Ranch
Ken Maynard
Love Tie
Pat Paterson
Lew Ayers
Jean Parker
James Dunn
Charles
Sloan
Mes
Cyrus Anthony
Catherine Mack
Miss Matilda Dixon
Joseph J. Byers
Ea LL
S Mgmoer
As.w. & J. Arthur Robinson Funeral
Seventh ST
Auditor's Notice
Orphans’ Court
TW. B. Tanghan
Alexander MM. Cook
Borough of
Voom
I. Oariuyug HW
Parnell, Pierce
Peeler & Feit
Mack, Sr
Court of Common Pleas
HKH
W.earle Long
W. W. Fee
Lebanon Mutual Insurance Co
Lebanon
Gartishee
Farmers Bank
H. Wood
Widiter
Peeler & Folt
Ann
Orphans Court
Tadlang County
Sayings and Trust Company of
Anna M. G. Cury
Duveused
Sausage & Trust Oupany
Sausage & Trust Oupany Bhig
Boreough
Jams T. Tack
Ste Fuditor
Willan KE. Plereu
Audivon
Readhy
David 4
Westover
Indisus
Cuewday
Mb O'clovi A.M
Pewin M. Cua
Fail’s Market
SAULM
William Penn Highway
R. V. Clawson
Heshbon
Progress Office
Tohn L. Getty
Wilmer H. Wood
Clara G. Earhart
Harry W. Harhart
Warmers ‘Bank
Ed Imay
Bogain
E. Creps
Orphans’ Court of Indiana
Warmers Bank & Trust ‘Company
Nelle McGregor Bennett
Clara W. McGregor
Jamea
McGregor
Audus
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