Damage Case Cane to Abrupt Ending
Plaintiffs bail to produce sufficient testimony to warrant further trial in action to recover $20,000 damages civil cases to be heard this week law offenders sentenced Monday by Judge Langham. The Lovullos sued Cresfield Bituminous Coal for damages from their son's death in mines. verdict favored the defendant as testimony failed to sustain continuation of trial. Jurors summoned for civil cases. various sentences and pleas heard. missionary officers elected. lyceum courses planned. two injured girls at Forbes Field. notable lecture guest at Rotary Club. a two year old dies from scalding. new pastor for Jackson and Bethel churches. Indiana markets and prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langham
Joe Lovullo
Josephine Lovullo
Rossiter
Cresfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
J. N. Langham
Lovullos
Lovullo
Andrew Uhrin
National Slavonic Society of
Blacklick
Tony Carrido
Homer City
Frank Moskum
Tunnelton
Orange Kephart
Salvatore Vaspini
Heshbon
Coming Homer City Belles
A photograph features Edna Mabel eight and Anna Martha four, daughters of Mr and Mrs Charles Robertson of Homer City. The image is part of a Douglass studio series of children photographed on Philadelphia street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Mabel
Anna Martha
Charles Robertson
Homer City
Douglass
Philadelphia Street
Cat electrocuted in Lucerne Mines power house incident
A cat in the Rochester and Pittsburg Coal Company plant at Lucerne Mines brushed two electrical switches on exposed wiring. The 22,000 volt high tension system shorted and the cat was electrocuted, putting the plant out of commission for a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pussy Cat
Lucerne
Rochester and Pittsburg Coal Company
Day at Wilgus Hog Show Saturday Leads Pure Bred Hog Display
Largest showing of pure breed hogs of any one breed in Indiana county at the Berkshire show and pig chib wind-up at Wilgus on Saturday. Witty head of register Berkshires shown. Dr Hayner judged the hogs and said the first place barrow would be a National Swine Show standout. A full winnings report will appear next week's papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
Wilgus
Indiana County
Hayner
American Natural Gas Co to Erect NW Building
American Natural Gas Co starts work today on the northwest site at Carpenter Avenue and Nixon Alley to replace the old skating rink with a one story brick building of about 30 by 100 feet. The project will begin once the ground is cleared and the site vacated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter Avenue
Nixon Alley
American Natural Gas Company
Weddings of a Week Grail-McDermott
A series of marriage announcements from Greensburg and nearby areas highlights the wedding of Omer Graff and Tres McDermott at St. Vincent’s Abbey Latrobe, with attendants including Ruth McDermott. The couple plan a return trip and future residence in Indiana with Omer in the meat business. Also noted are weddings in Rayne and another in town, featuring veterans and local school staff. A blooming apple tree in Armagh draws attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grail-McDermott
George Omer Graft
George W. Graff
Eastwater Street
Tresar McDermott
J. C. McDermott
Greensburg
St. Vincent's Abbey
Latrobe
Patrick Giloran
Abbey
St. Vincent's
J. Anthony Graff
Town
Ruth McDermott
Hotel Rappe
Mra. Graff
Indiana
Omer
Paul Graff
Mindiana
GC. W. Graff
Bertha
Air
Charles Carroll
J. Richard Clements
Clements
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Indiana County
Real estate deeds dated since last report list numerous transfers in Indiana County. Names include Philip Larock, Clara Long, John Lichtenfels, Henrica Morse, J. A. McCurdy, B. K. Ankeny, Rita Daugherty, Sarah Ewing, Harry Frick, Susannah Lockard, Rey McTavish, Alexander Boesman, J. R. Daugherty Jr., Sarah Fouts, Lewis O Harrah, J. M. Shearer, Carrie Shearer, Margaret Burkhart, G. Antonacea, Sadie Burlhart, F. Czegus, Daniel Gazdos, A. H. Seaman, R. C. Widdowson, Anna Books, Eva Miller, Elizabeth Wilson, L. H. Shaffer, Nannie Brown, Freeman Wilkinson, Emm. Muckle, Irma Boesman, C Catanzarita, Agnes Collins, Jo Green, Daniel Harmon, Leroy Nicholson, John Southwell, Mary Telford. Values range from 80 to 26,000 dollars for various lots and acres in wards and townships including Center, Third ward, Green, Blairsville, Homer City, Armstrong, Wheatfield, Rayna, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Philip Larock
F. Castronova
Glen Campbell
Clara Long
Lode Powers
Third Ward
Indiana
W. P. Risinger
S. L. Ferguson
Center
J. A. McCurdy
Peter Zopach
Rayna
B. K. Ankeny
L. W. Robinson, Jr
White
Inia Camp
J. Vernon Shannon
Brushvalley
Rita G. Daugherty
Bertha Mannery
Sarah J. Ewing
Ralph D. Reeger
Conemaugh
Harry W. Frick
Melvin Allshouse
Washington
Susannah Lockard
Rey J. McTavish
J. W. Wella
Banks
Alexander C. Boesman
Benoni Vassart
Blairaville
J. R. Daugherty
Jrustee
M. A
Fourth Ward
Sarah J. Fouts
Shelocta Coal Tio
Armstrong
Lewis O'Harrah
George Lee
Montgomery
J. M. Shearer
J. C. Byers
Carrie M. Shearer
Margaret Burkhart
William J Bodd
Burlington
Bava
G. Antonacea
John Stumpf
Burrell
Sadie A
Anna Books
E. B. McCormick
Gherry Trea
Eva
Miller
Lawrence Reassler
West Wheatfield
Hlizabeth Wilson
L. H. Shaffer
Guy L. Uber
Second Ward
Nannie J. Brown
John Klingancraith
Freeman Wilkinson
W. Areham
Blairsville
Saeleda Coal
Irma Boesman
W. M. Morford
C. Catanzarita
Langham
Agnes Collins
T. Ciemick
Jo. Green
Leroy Nicholson
Green
Daniel Harmon
Wm. Reinard
Homer City
Edward Gil‘oensen
John T. Southwell
Coal Mining Co
Aeres
West Waenffield
Mary A. Télford
Merlin
Butterbaugh
First Ward
Brody Bros Enlarged Store Opens With Style Show
Brody Bros at the corner of Philadelphia and Seventh streets hosted a fall style show as they opened their enlarged store, with dry goods and shoe departments, music, roses, and hundreds of visitors from Indiana and nearby areas. The revised layout includes a big rear shoe department and a second floor dry goods area reachable by a broad staircase. New fixtures enhance display and store appearance. Erected on Birthday Mrs J J McCune near Commodore was surprised by 200 neighbors and friends for her birthday with a husking bee and an oyster nipper reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brody Bros
Indiana
Philadelphia
Seventh Streets
J. J. McCune
Commodore
McCune
Indiana visitors and local (Progress) notes mingle
Mr and Mrs C D Owens visit Irreedom while many Indiana callers travel to Pittsburgh and Vandergrift. The Progress notes tail end with a buggy collision in White township and a fatal mine accident at Hellwood, plus local business openings and church resignations.
Great Power Plant on Clarion River Described
A public briefing at the Country Club outlines the Clarion River hydroelectric project. Engineer Cyril Crick details two dams creating a 82 mile lake system with 40 square miles of surface and 25,100 acres storage, delivering 400000 electric horsepower to western Pennsylvania businesses and trolley lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Gel Mans
Gloantie
Country Club
Vernon ‘Mylar
Town
Atrodtead
Byron J. Newton
Assiolant
Treasury
Port of
New York
H. Bd, Walbridge & Co
Grant Projet
Ile
Cyril G. Crick
Clarion River
Ita
Mr. Crick
Pennsylvania
Clarion
Fist
Foxbyre
Alte
Ridgway
Paxburgs
Orore
Banda
Vittaburgh
Deaths Sweep Through East Mahoning and Nearby Towns
Obscure obituary notes din from East Mahoning and Green townships, with multiple deaths dated October 4. Milton Work Millow Work, 84, longtime resident, died at home. William J. Lydick of Green township died of heart trouble at 44. Paul Murray Lewis, 18, died from tractor accident lockjaw. James Graham of Banks township, 78, Civil War veteran. G W Hekrick of Clymer, 61, died after illness. Interments in local cemeteries follow funeral services across Mahoning, Indiana and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Work Millow Work
East Mahoning Township
Cctober 4
Moses T. Work
Elizabeth Crate
Hubert Work
Washington, D. C
A. W. Steele
Town
J. M. Lyle
Fort Morgan
William J. Lydick
William J.lydle
Green Township
Commodore
James
Nebecew Johnston Lydie
Indiana County
William
Rayne Township
Montgomery Township
Migs Roxanna Furman
I. L. Juydic
Lebron
W.S. Sweltzer
Starford
John Miller
Cherry Trea
Hale
Don F. Lydie
Church of Christ
Wash Mahoning
Service Men Urged to Register With Indiana Red Cross
Ex servicemen are asked to register with the Indiana County Chapter of the American Red Cross as itineraries for U S Veterans Bureau cleanup squads are published with limited advance notice. A large squad works in the state with short visits to each county and telegrams will provide sufficient advance notice. The Johnstown sub district office of the Veterans Bureau has jurisdiction, and veterans should register with the Indiana County Chapter to be included in transportation plans when the squad arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Red Cross
U. S
Pennsylvania
Fohnstown
UW. 8
Lidiana
Galion
Indiana County
Amelia Red Grass
Center Township Couple Celebrates 15th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs A T Stewart of enter township entertained about 20 neighbors for their 15th wedding anniversary. Guests included Clarry Anderson and family from Crete and other friends from nearby towns. Gifts and a reception followed an evening with beverages and a meal. Other items mention Wilson and St Clair family members and Indiana residents. An operation in Philadelphia restores sight for John Walker in the money order department. Marion Center Bayern Committee of Strate College W W Watvel, a finance committee appointee at State College, is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Stewart
Enter Township
Mra
Clarry Anderson
Crete
Dishtace Prakont
Iazel
Dvy
Ruth Kelly
Salisbury
A. St. Clair
Haymond
Eleanor and
Nihal
Indiana
Karl Houck
Clymer
Ily
Philadelphia
John Walker
Lie Money Order Department
Indiana Postofica
Marion Center
Bayern
Strate College
W. OS. Watvel
Marino Counter
State College
Marchand Woman Heads County Temperance Group
The executive committee of the County W. G. Us met at the home of Mrs. D A. Gunninginga on Wayne Avenue. Plans for county contests were discussed and women considered a medical prescription offer by Frey. Mrs. Bya G Thompson of Rafford presided, with officers including Mrs. J T Davis and Mrs. Mary W. Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchand
Gounty
W. G
D. A. Gunninginga
Wayneaverine
Ilale M. Adams
Elke Coon
Wado Barr
Marion Genter
Mary Me‘Jenac
Mvangallette
Charles Miller
Kidlana
Mower Mission
George Hicks
P. Blewitt
Mary WK
Stewark
Indtanays Publiuily
Mary W. Bell
Blairsvilla
Virginia Tale
Pine Plate
Mary 1
Hemaley
Iiders Midge
Temperance and Industry
Mars
Davis
Bladesville
Temperance On Missions
Anna Pollock
Marion Cantor
Yo Pei
Mes
Khanbogh Phicik
Marion
T. Je
Sutra Moore
Rochester Mills
I le
Miute A. Cher- In
Thochester Mills
Holding & Kuries
Jauda
Medak
Frey
J.T. Davis
Blairsville
Bya G. ‘Thompson
Rafford
de Maret
J .T. Davis
Blureville
Seniouily
J. Mitcdrott
Puin
Bet Cording
Wlutysville
Treagurey
Mra
Ay Cunningham
Loadjana
Local Man Dies After Tree Fall in Indiana County
Alexander Lamechnek aged 32 of East Oak Street fell forty feet while picking chestnuts Sunday afternoon near town. He sustained multiple internal injuries and died that night at Indiana hospital. A World War veteran and electrician for Whiteman Company, he formerly helped wire the local post office. He leaves a young wife and an eight month old daughter. funeral plans pending arrival of his Wisconsin parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wile
Alexander Lamechnek
East Oak Street
Indiana Hospital
Saveral Riha
Luanischack
Whiteman Company
Bret Roxidente
India
Warriaga
New Windsor
Ant Hin Belde
Indiana
Postoliics
Camp Sherman
Oregon
Ike
Wisconsin
Apa
Produce Show Held by Mahoning Grange at Trade Cuy
A large turnout attended the Mahoning Grange number 1742 produce show on Saturday at Trade Cuy. Exhibits ranged from peppers and tomatoes to grain apples and vegetables, with quilts and other crafts. Judge Yeager explained why certain displays excelled, especially potatoes, as farmers learned disease causes and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Grange
Glen Campbell tower completion and new towermen named
The Glen Campbell tire tower project progresses with new towermen appointed for Lower Yoder Chicki vere St Lawrence Techland and Glen Campbell towers. Several towers now have telephone connections ready for service while remaining lines are set for con nection. A railroad crossing incident near Reed station left Jay Shields of Lucerne injured but stable at Indiana hospital. passenger friend escaped with minor injuries. A pie social is announced for Canon School in Raye township on Thursday October 20, with a We and box social at East Pike school house in White township on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Campbell Tire
Tire
John Vos
Lower Yoder
John Meepun
Chickivrea
Chas
H GU
St. Lawrence
Jan. Segil
Techland Lng
Walter Sherwin
Glen Crampbell
Glen Campbell
Jay Shields
Lucerne
W. L. Shields
Jacksonville
Canon School
Raye Township
East Pike
White Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women’s ‘Missionary Society
Concamaugh Presbytery
United Presbyterian Church
Johnstown
Mahoning Church
Charles Ray
Saltsburg
J. M. Cunningham
E. G. Livingston
A. B. Ruth
New Florence
M.S. Miller
Bolivar
Joan McCreight
J. A. Lawrence
West Lebanon
Elderton
Piderton
The
Nevin Concert Co
Irene Stolofsky
Frank Johnston
Eugene Knox
Nevin
Imene Stolofsky
Forbes Vield
Pittsburgh
Rotary Club
Fritz Holm
Indiana Rotary Club
Ella May Jacoby
Charles Jacoby
Sidpnil Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Theodore Darnell
Kittanning
Bethel
Darnell
I Tanning
Troutman Company
Homer City Belles
American Natural Gas CO
Rowe-Edwards
John J. Rowe
Mra. J
Ecesnan Johnson Robert Reesman
Hamilton
L. Teukeom
Armagh
Tutchison
C. D. Owens
Irreedom
J.T. Bell
South Seventh Street
Todd Goll
Detroit
Mich
Jennie Kerr
Seward
J. N. Wider
School Street
CG. W. Henry
Paul Dunlap
Near Rossiter
Ebert Brewer
G. AH. Bilin
Elina‘peth McCutcheon
Critshvalley
James R. Stuchell
Tread
Max
Plumville
M. J. McCutcheon
Wizabeth
Camp
RK. Heisel
Wehrim
Ada
McFarland
Murray Pounds
Murray, Jr
Walter Dipple
Wilkinsburg
Iniana
Pounds Sisters
Wayne Avenue
Frank Rankin
South Mahoning Township
Adam FP. Lowry
Jas.’ Ake
Hibladale
Vandergrift
Vth
Charles A. White
Archie Fowler
South Sixth Street
Bertha Rankin
Simeon Johns
Johns
Robert Ruffner
J. Blair Sutton
Ruffner
Joseph Horne Co
A. J. Cooper
Omar City
Cooper
Prairie State Incubator Company
Prairie State
Seattle
Wash
American Poultry Association
California
Helwood
Nellwood Inn
Pinsmore
Dingmore Bros
Parsons
Pricen
Ingratus
A. J. Orlidge
United brethren _church
St. Michael
Collison
George McCoy
West Philadelphia
Rayne Two
Erma V. Edwards
Kayne Two
Storylearie
Kittanning Sae
Coalport
Mauda J
Clughorn
Alvad Wickman
PaRamore
Idith Anderson
Clyde Ff
Baum
É -Juneau
Violet
Punxsulawney Ijyron BP
Gearhart Oy
Goveda 'Mahalu May Miller
Covode Soln B. Crode
Dgaireville
TNO 1D
Berewind
Paul Murray Lewin
Paul Murray Lewis
Mia
Lewis
Canter
Lewie
Liroberg
J. Blair
Neveland
Lieyd 3
Itdianapolis
Ind
Mabel
Ruth
John
David
Lewis Home
Richard Roberts
Homer City Presbyterian Church
Danes Graham James Graham
Banks Township
Hillcrest
206Th
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Mary Elizabeth
Andrew Pollock
J. G. Pry
Asla Galley
Mtefermnod Presbyterian Church
Graham
Hekrick
Uetrick
Greenwood
Center Township
Houndy W. G29
Fof
Wragio
Victorua
Trae Cely
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