Verdict for defendant in Luther Lewis case
Messenger Publishing Co awarded verdict and interest in assumpsit against Louis G Walkineshaw. Judge Reed presiding. sentences imposed for liquor offenses and auto theft. multiple settlements and verdicts in trespass and assumpsit actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger Publishing Co
Louis G. Walkineshaw
Reed
Ebensburg
S. L. Reed
Andréw McClain
Luther Lewis
Sadie B. ‘Anderson
Thomas C. McCreery
Albert Shearer
Olive Blanche McCreery
Legatee Terre
Robert Banks
F. L. Fowler
Irwin W. Gibson
Fowler
Assumpsit
the Messenger Publishing Co
Indiana
Lous C. Walkinshaw
Frank Gaston
J. W. Smith
Nazarrend| Pacconi
Louis Trolli
Louis Pellagrino
Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co
Andrew Gordish
Anna Gordish
Harry Steffinian
Marie Roche
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Judes J. N. Langham
John Kundla
William H. Coffman
Alexander Ezentmiklosi
Keneth Johns
Carl Buchanan
Barney V. Bipps
Jarceny
Aged Woman Struck by Car Near Commodore
Mrs D H Swartz aged 76 of near Commodore was struck by a car while crossing the highway near her home. She suffered a fractured shoulder and scalp lacerations and is reported in favorable condition at an Indiana hospital. The accident was unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H.swartz
Commodore
Indiana Hospital
Harvest Days Draw Strong Interest Across County
Hundreds of residents take part as Harvest Days kicks off October 1 and runs to October 19. Coupons issued with each dollar purchase or on account payments enter holders in a prize drawing for a Hat of prizes. Winning numbers announced October 19. present coupons to claim prizes. Real estate transfers listed include Pietro Britano to Jaime Crespo for two tracts in Buffington and other transfers with nominal sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Pietro Britano
Jaime Crespo
Buffington
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Robinson
Patrick O'Conner
West Wheatfield
Ralph M. Borland
Anna C.mccausland
H. M. Mauk
Bessie
C. Dilts
Elmer Putt
W. B. Oakes
Rayne and
Green
H. H. Hosack
Blacklick
First National
Bank of Indiana
William Sheesley
Norman Boucher
Amber Huey
Greene
Ine Spiaggi
Mary Raglani
Homer City
Wish and Game Association Elect Officers and Plan Activities
At Rustic Lodge the Indiana County Fish and Game Association elected Edward Fyock president Maurice Stern vice president and G G Hill secretary treasurer The board includes Don McGaughey Thomas Willard and Howard Willi ame and Jack Lytle Plans focus on stocking county streams with fish and frogs securing game for stocking woods and protecting wildlife from law violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Robbery at Clymer hits Charleston Clothing Store
Thieves secured loot valued at 600 to 700 dollars early Monday from the Charleston Clothing Store in Clymer. Police report 15 men’s suits, boys' clothing, overcoats and furnishings stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Charleston
Snake bite harms Kenwood hazel gatherer Ollie Ameigh
While gathering hazel nuts near Kenwood last week Ollie Ameigh was bitten twice by a snake on the arm and nose. The reptile lurked on a hazel bush limb and struck before he could free himself. He became sick but has since fully recovered from the poison's effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood
Ollie Ameigh
1200 Hunting Licenses Issued Urge Early Purchase
County Treasurer Elmer W Alli gon announced the sale of 1200 hunting licenses at noon today urging early purchase to avoid the usual last minute rush as demand for permits grows. Indiana man Peter Ferrara of town won a Chevrolet sport coupe in a Homer City Post American Legion contest tied to the dedication of the post’s new home on Thursday evening. Miss Binnie McConnaughey of Marchand addressed the Women's Club of Pittsburgh on Modern American Poetry at a gathering hosted by the club yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer W. Alligon
Indiana
Peter Ferrara
Homer City Post
American Legion
Post
Women's Club of Pittsburgh
Binnie McConnaughey
Marchand
Aspinwall
Mt Jewett Dentist Locates Here
Dr C H Paulson from Mt Jewett has rented the late Dr Karl H Park's dental office and equipment and assumes charge of the business this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Jewett
C. H. Paulson
Karl H. Park
Open Deer Season Declared for Bucks and Does in Pa
Pennsylvania Game Commission declared an open season on both sexes of deer statewide from December 1 to December 16, 1931. Each hunter may kill one deer, buck or doe, with a camp limit of six. Bucks require two points or more. antlerless deer must weigh at least 40 pounds with entrails removed. License valid statewide. special fees eliminated by 1931 Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Game Commissioners
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Game Commission
New Aultman School To Be Dedicated On Saturday
The new Aultman schoolhouse in Center township will be dedicated Saturday with ceremonies tied to a local institute. Lunch will be served. Morning session 9 30 includes music devotional Rev Charles B Held and Edwin M Clark addresses. afternoon 1 00 features writing, dedication address by Prof James F Chapman, discussions on the schoolhouse as community center, with addresses by Walter H Jackson and B M Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Aultman School
Aultman
Center Township
Charles B. Held
Democracy
Edwin M. Clark
Rev
I. K. Boston
D. E. Risinger
James F. Chapman
Community Center
Walter H. Jackson
B. M. Clark
Blairsville Woman Ends Life by Drowning in River
Miss Della Maude Andre, 50, a Blairsville resident since 1906, despondent over ill health, leaped from a bridge into the Conemaugh River early Tuesday. Her body was found in shallow water about 60 feet below the bridge. A note in her room urged relatives to look in the Conemaugh. She left from her sister’s Blairsville home around 6 to 7 am. She worked at Andre Lumber Company and was active in charity through Blairsville Presbyterian Church. She is survived by two brothers F. B. and C. E. Andre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della M. Andre
Della Maude Andre
Blairsville
Conemaugh
Josephine Gregg
Gregg
Fred W. St. Clair
Miss Andre
Saltsburg
Blairaville
The
Andre Lumber Company
Personal Briefs From Indiana Visitors And Jurors
Mrs E B Campbell of Armagh served as juror this week. W N Templeton of Clymer and other locals visited Indiana. Miss Madge Lydick, once hospitalized, returning home. Several residents traveled to Florida, Alabama, or Toronto for hospital and social events. Robert R Templeton enrolled at University of Cincinnati after high school honors. Washington Presbyterian centennial services drew many local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Herbert Brink
Brushyvalley
A. McFeaters
Wintondale
R. D
Glan Court
Madge Lydick
Town
Indland Hospital
C. A. Buchanan
South Fifth Street
Tampa
Florida
Lillian, Hollahan
Indiana Hospital
Toronto
Canada
American Hospital Association
W. F. Weltzel
Clyde H. Bath
R. Y. Smith
Loxley
Ala
Waitzel
Overland
Alabama
G. L. Stephens
Indiana
St. Petersburg
Benjamin Laney
Verona
Cockport
Laney
3B. F. Daugherty
Newton
Kans
Weston
Jerry Dick
Viel
Oklo
J. M. Dick
Cherryhill Township
Carolyn
State Teachers College
BE. E. Hadden
Elizabeth
Penn Rin
Robert R. Templeton
W. N. Templeton
Clymer
University of Cincinnati
Robert
Ohio University
Cincinnati University
Tee
Milton Allison
East Church Street
Washington Presbyterian Church
Kellysburg
Speare Ray
Howard
Kenneth
Indiana County To Send 50 To State Delegates
Good attendance expected for Trent Wo Be Meld in Altoona October 14 16 as Pennsylvania hosts the annual gathering for church and education groups. Indiana county faces a zero delegate quota but urged to report delegates and register on arrival for full credit. Delegates may stay in host homes with modest rates and attend sessions at Jaffa Mosque and nearby churches. Notable speakers include Dr Peter K Emmons Rev A H Ackley Bishop Herbert T Welsh and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent
Altoona
Snh
Pennsylvania
Indiana County
Jaffa
Peter K. Emmons
Scranton
A. H. Ackley
B. D. Ackley
Herbert T. Welsh
Methodist Church
Hugh §. Magill
The
International Association
Robert M. Hopkins
World's Association
Ben Spence
Hiram Fowlkes
National Society of Christian Endeavor
Ministers at Pittsburgh Conference Summoned Home
More than 300 Methodist Episcopal ministers at the Pittsburgh conference were summoned home during the week for various causes. One left to perform a marriage, another to greet a birth, and another to conduct a funeral for a man who died by his own hand. Dr. C Paul Reed and family returned to Indiana to make their permanent home, with Reed planning clinics in New York City before resuming his Indiana practice. Rev Orton King, 46, pastor of the Free Methodist church here, died in Indiana Hospital after a illness, survived by his wife, five children and grandchildren. A colony of bees in Greene county farmers cellar removed over 100 pounds of honey valued at 25 dollars in three hours. A Pine Flats chicken supper benefit for the Christian church is set for Saturday evening. Gov. Pinchot made a mule-brick visit en route to Sharon after breakfast in Indiana. Mrs. Jett Beatty’s home on South Seventh Street was struck by lightning early Tuesday, occupants escaping with minor shocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E
Methodist Episcopal
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
de. C. Paul Reed
Indiana
Dr. C. Paul Reed
Nemacolin
Orton O. King
Orton
King
Free Methodist Church
Indiana Hospital
Greene County
County Streams Stocked With Variety of Fish
Thousands of yellow perch sun fish and catfish fingerlings were released into county streams during the last week. The stock came from two trucks from state hatcheries and ranks as one of the county’s largest consignments. Indiana County Fish and Game Association members helped state officials distribute the fish across streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Fish and Game Association
Blairsville Couple Celebrates 20th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Forsha of Blairsville celebrated the 20th anniversary of their marriage on Tuesday. They were greeted by their seven sons, three daughters, and three grandchildren. Mr. Forsha has long been employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company at Blairsville, where they have been residents for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Daniel Sowers
Hate
Heauty
Penn Run
B. Shields Sloan
Mary Jane Reed
Dantel Sowers
Seven Gang
Aig Union
Frank
George
Louis
Edward
Fred Sowers
Mr. Sowers
Ralph Forsha
Forsha
Pennsylvania Railroad Company i
Senator Morrow, Lindbergh Father, Dies at 58
Senator Dwight G. Morrow of Englewood New Jersey, father of Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh, died suddenly from a stroke at his daughter's home on Monday. He had suffered a minor stroke a month earlier while aboard a friend's yacht but recovered. Meanwhile, Johnstown youths Merritts Turner and Farkas began a 3500 mile river voyage in a 12 foot homemade boat on October 1 from Conemaugh to New Orleans via Kiskiminetas Allegheny Ohio and Mississippi rivers. Margaret Rees of town announced engagement to Kenneth Rutherford of State College. Mrs George Crivles of Washington township fractured an arm in the stairs. Brody Bros opened a basement store addition to their mercantile establishment on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight G. Morrow
Lindbergh
Englewood
N.J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mr. Morrow
Falmstown
New Orleans
Richard Merritts
James Turner
Paul Farkas
Johnstown
Conemaugh
Kiskiminetas
Allegheny
Ohio
Mississippi
Indiana
State College
Margaret Rees
William Rees
Town
Kenneth Rutherford
Robert Rutherford
Longtime Indiana resident Catherine Stadtmiller dies at 85
A requiem high mass was held for Mrs Catherine R Stadtmiller aged 85 at St Bernard church in Indiana, with interment in Greenwood cemetery. She was born in Bavaria, arrived at 11, ran a grocery and confectionery, and leaves children John T Stadtmiller Emma Margaret Agnes Carl and Clement plus 24 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Frankly, the notice also reports deaths of George W Roser 70 and Frederick Mack 88 with memorials in Diamondville and Dixonville, Herman Smith 70 in Indiana, Mary Clawson 65 in Blairsville, Viola May Ross 24 in West Wheatfield, Daniel Frederic Hadden 17 near town, and Mrs Antonio Botral 59 in Elin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernardoman Cripore Thurch
Church
Catherine R. Stadtmiller
Indiana
Philadelphia Street
Tenatius
Catherine (Geisser) Rudl
Bavaria
John C. Stadtmiller
St. Bernard Church
John T. Stadtmiller
Emma
Margaret
Agnes Stadtmiller
Carl
Clement Stadtmiler
Blairsville
Union
Diamondville
Twoliek Baptist Church
Dixonville
Frederick Mack
Green Township
Earl Shieldy
Taylorsville
Harry Mock
Lawn
Warren Mock
Brushvalley
Mary Clawson
Mary (Skinner) ‘Clawson
Blairaville
F. B. Stevenson
Tuesaday
Clawson
Rudolph Jelligon
Coraopolis
Jacob Boles
Scranton
George Clawgon
Aspinwall
Nan Skinner
James Skinner
Freeport
Antonio Botrgal
Jugea
Elin
Armagh
Indiana Post American Legion Opposes 18th Amendment Repeal
At a Friday meeting in Indiana, the Post American Legion adopted a resolution opposing repealing the 18th Amendment and repudiating the National Legion convention in Detroit which supported repeal. Freud G. Weltzel was installed as commander and Mrs. C. M. File was installed as president of the Legion Auxiliary at the same evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Indiana Post American Legion
National Legion Convention
Detroit
Freud G. Weltzel
Indiana Post
C. M. File
School Street
the Legion Auxiliary
Washington Presbyterian Church Centennial Observed
The Washington Presbyterian Church celebrated its 100th anniversary with weekend services at the old historic church two miles west of Kellysburg in Rayne Township. Former pastors and members joined current attendees for reminiscences, sermons, and a large communion service led by Rev. John K. Boston with Rev. Keirn and Rev. Dr. Robert T. Clark assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Presbyterian Church
House of Worship
Kellysburg
Rayne Township
BR. ZB. Keirn
Hawthorne
Clarion County
Mary Bell
Saltsbury
Iate
A. T. Bell
Washington
al Jeshenies
R. M. Offutt
Bethel
Ebenezer
Indiana
John K. Boston
Keirn
Robert T. Clark
Presbyterian Church
Town
Weddings of a Week in Dixonville Area
Multiple marriages occur October 1 in Dixonville and Blairsville region venues with grooms James Lockard, Charles Peel, Joseph Fisher, James Nardone and others. Details include homes in Silamanca New York and BlairsvilleSil Mill worker backgrounds. A milk fund theft and a fatal heart attack near Apollo mark the week’s notices.
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Brida
Grandma Dick
Cherryhill
Elizabeth Dick
George M. Kopas
Rochester Mills
Anna Siomus
Thomas J, Murray
Punxsutawney
Mary L. Fleming
James L
Lockard
Laura M. Kinte
Moss C. Peel
Marsteller Commodore
Irene Ferrier
Joseph T. Fisher
Marion Center
Glara G. McCune Clymer
Louis L
Clarence A. Miller
Qeesene Gray
Edna M. Lydick
Rossiter
Daniel W. Bair
Arveda A. Barr
Rossiter A. Earl Worth
R.D
Martin Eoerraes
Lyda P
Wish and Game Association
Streaue
Sas C. Streams
State Board of Undertakers
Pinchot
Buck
Doe
Indiana Cousty
STATE
Vine Flats
F. Hall
Pine Flats
Christian Church of
Gifford Pinchot
Indiana Hotel
Sharon
Defy Beatty
Jett Beatty
South Seventh Street
George Crivles
Washington Township
Brody Bros
Mes
George W. Roser
Brushvalley M
O. C. Carlisle
Greenwood Cemetery
Brushvalley Township
Peter
Martha
Been) Roser
M. &. Church
Flora
Cresswell) Roser
BE. G. Mack
Clyde
Cree Boyer
PT. M. Wilkinson
Herman Smith
Hig
Arthur J. Pfohl
Zion Lutheran Church
Hust Church Street
A. T. Taylor & Gon
Indiana Jodge
Woodmen of the World
Hisidow
Paul Smith
Wilkinsburg
Clark
Lawrence Smith
Merle Smith
Denny Smith
Andrew Smith
Los Angeles
Calle
Me's
Viola May Ross
West Wheatfield Township
Clendingdon
Germany Methodist Church
Bethel Cemetery
Daniel KF. Hadden Is
Daniel Fredericx Hadden
James F. Hadden
Near Town
Greenwood Cemestery
Mrs
Antonio Bottgal
Pheoba Warren
Smicksburg
Roy Reed
Ira Haire
Punxautawney
Haire
Tax Justice League
West Mahoning Township
West Mahoning
Somerset
Liong Clubs
Bellwood
Johnsjtown
Nanty-Glo
Portage
Saxton I
Levening
Lions Clu
A. G. Nelson
Joseph F. Lightner
Desle P. Baird
OLD Washington Presbyterian
Werk End
Mee
Peel
Moss Charles Peel
Marteetlar
N. Irene Ferrier
Chris Butterworth
John Wilson Peel
Claude Ferrier
Fisher McCung
Joseph Tracy Fisher
Marios Center
Clara Gertrude McCune
Register and
W. Ralph Cummings
Court House
Charles Fisher
John McCune
Nardone-TiNunzio
James Nardone
Misa Mary DiNunzio
Blatraville
P. J. Howe
Blairaville Sil
Nick DiNunzio
Thiey
Deni
William K. Ray
Apollo
Mr. Ray
Burrsville
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