Two Youths Die In Weekend Accidents At Indiana Area
Leonard Baun aged 18 from Canoe township died three hours after a crash six miles north of Indiana. Charles McMillen driving on the wrong side of the road caused the collision near the Come and Go Inn on the Indiana Punxsutawney road Sunday afternoon. Baun, a Punxsutawney High School graduate, died at Indiana hospital after injuries to kidneys and liver. Funeral noted in Punxsutawney Christian Missionary Alliance church. Also John Zongora Jr., 20, of Ise lin, died in Indiana hospital after a motorcycle crash Wednesday night and burial followed at Iselin Holy Cross Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Baun
Canoe Township
Indiana
Punxgatawney
Charles McMillen
Rayne Township
Indiana-Punxsutawney
Kellysburg
Elmer Baun
Punxsutawney High School
Owen
Grace
Sylvia
Elmer, Jr
Otto
Christian Missionary Alliance
Punxsutawney
Marchand Cemetery
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Iselin
Church
John Zongora, Jr
Grant Township Youth Lodged in Jail for Forgery Charge
James Rittenhouse aged 16 of Grant Township is jailed in Brookville on a $2500 bail bond for forgery. He allegedly forged a $5 check on Steve Hindsick made out to Paul Smith for Montgomery Wars store at Punxsutawney. Hearing before Squire Winslow held. held for court due to bail. He reportedly forged other small checks previously. Brushvalley Community Choir to sing on KDKA. Paul Dorr becomes Bradford County cow tester. County corn yields 3500 to 4000 bushels. extra crib built. Surgical clinics attended in New York City by local doctors. North Eighth Street property sold to William Sheesely. occupancy late December. Judge Langham presiding in Delaware County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Township
Brookville
James Rittenhouse
James
Punxsutawney
Steve Hindsick
Paul Smith
Squire Winslow
Brushvalley
Kdka
Brughbvalley Community Choir
Kudka
Nettie McCrea
J. W. Warner
Brushvalley Township
McCann's
Heinz
New Aultman School Dedi cated in Center Township
Dedication of the modern one story brick Aultman school in Center township drew a large crowd. Rev Charles B Held Edwin M Clark and James F Chapman spoke on democracy education and community values. Principal Craven and three teachers lead a 204 student body in a building with six classrooms and modern facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Aultman
Charles B. Held
Homer City
Edwin M. Clark
Town
John K. Boston
Squire Walter H. Jackson
B. M. Clark
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Frank Winsheimer
Temple of Learning
E. H. Cravener
Edith Nichols
Edith Galbreath
Edna Malcolm
James Blakley
Crippled Children Clinic Set For Monday In Court House
Orthopedic surgeon Dr James Chambers of Elizabethtown State Hospital will hold a diagnostic crippled children clinic in the Court House basement Monday at 9 00 A M. It begins a series of clinics planned after a meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs A Wallace Thomas with a local committee leading the effort. Those aware of children up to 16 in need of examination or treatment are urged to contact committee members and donations are welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
James Chambers
Elizabethtown State Hospital
A. Wallace Thomas
Washington Street
Thomas
B. M. Clark
W. F. Wettling
James W. Mack
R. E. Forrester
Harry J. Hinterleitner
Chambers
Alice Graffins
Patiern
Focal
County Folks Attend State Sabbath School Meet in Altoona
Indiana county participants at the State Sabbath School convention in Altoona this week include W. C. Chapman new president of the Indiana County Sabbath School Association Rev. Arthur J. Pfohl Florence Wallace Agnes Bt. Clair Flo Mitchell Har ry W. Earhart and others. Hunting permits issued reach 1750 by County Treasurer Elmer W. Allison as the season nears urging early purchase and avoiding last minute rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Indiana County
W. C. Chapman
Town
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Arthur J. Pfohl
Zion Lutheran Church
Harry W. Earhart
Florence Wallace
Agnes Bt. Clair
Flo Mitchell
Indiana
Stanley Harker
Saltsburg
Sloniker
Commodore
M. C. Stewart
Brushvalley
James Giffen
Plumville
George Lindsay
Heilwood
R. P
Worcester
Homer City
Charles Hildebrand
Grove Chapel
Jas. F. Chapman J
D. L. Winger
Elmer W. Allison
Annual Farm Burnau Dinner Friday October 30
Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association hosts its annual dinner Friday October 30 at 6 30 PM in the Indiana Methodist church. Speaker is Hon John A McSparran Secretary of Agriculture. Brush Valley Community Choir will sing. A dog calling contest for men and cow calling contest for women will be held. Dinner price 75 cents. Typically 400 to 470 farmers and wives attend. Tickets from township committees or the Extension Office in the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. McSpartan
Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association
Methodist Church of Indiana
John A. McSparran
Brushyalley Community Choir
State College
Court House
Armstrong Township
Bert Blakley
Shelocta
H. O. Kimmel
Verdicts Awarded in Insurance and Related Cases
Civil court calendar cleared with verdicts in four cases and continuations in three. Patsy Marro wins 943.74 from Alliance Insurance Co. Howard E. Henshaw earns 200 on appeal against Jacob Halburda. Joe and Rose Bongiovanni win 232.25 from Ohio Underwriters Fire Insurance Co. Spohn and Fighthouts cases continued. Stambaugh v Diamond Smokeless Coal Co. verdict for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Marro
Joe Bongiovanni
Assumpsit
Alliance Insurance Co
Philadelphia
Howard E. Henshaw
Jacob Halburda
Rose Bongiovanni
Ohio Underwriters Fire Insurance Co
Father Recovering From Wound Inflicted By Son
Mike Shiron, intoxicated, fired a shot at his father John Shiron in Conemaugh township, wounding him in the groin. Mike fled, later surrendered to officers and is jailed. the father lies in Indiana hospital recovering while no formal charges have been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Shiron
John Shiron
Conemaugh Township
Mike
Indiana
Salisbury
Personal Brevities From Indiana Visit Buzz
Indiana visit notes list Parkwood resident J B Adams and many locals as callers and travelers. The column names residents from Saltaburg Purchase Line West Philadelphia Street and others, meeting kin in Indiana and Pittsburgh, with college students and alumni returning home for weekends and visits.
Home Potato Club Guests of Rotarians and Kiwanis
Sixty ministerial 4 H potato club members from Rayne township attended a dinner at the new Methodist church, with prizes awarded by C P Lang of Penn State Extension. Harold Minter provided the potatoes, and the group then viewed farm technique reels before a Ritz Theatre visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz
Kudlang
Jome 4-H
Rayne Township
Kiwanis and
Rotary Clubs
New Methodist Church
Harold Minter
Steele
Kiwanis Club
Warner
O. T. Washington
Priaes
C. P B. Lang
Chule Extension Department
Penn State
Richard Kinter
Merle Walker
Marlon Walker
William G. Buchanan
David Kinter
Margaret Louise Wyncoop
Bewla Short
Junior Buchanan
Howard Kinter
Max Altman
Carl Altman
William Buchanan
Vernon Beard
Evelyn Buchanan
Hilie Bence
Raymond Craig
Clair DeHaven
Helen DeHarlan
Earl Donohue
Ward Donohue
Esther Edwards
Russell Gray
Norman Kirkland
Harold Kinter
Derwood Lambing
Herman Lingenfelter
Anna Lambing
Ruth Mears
Louise Mears
Walter Price
Violet Price
Harold Rankin
Gladis Short
Eeson Thomas
James Washingen
Arrests of 19,308 motorists in seven months highlight patrol report
Harrisburg report details Pennsylvania State Highway Patrol activity from January to July 1971. It records 19,308 arrests for Vehicle Code infractions, $216,407 in fines, 8597 accident investigations, 61,439 special investigations, and 524,773 brake inspections with 54,046 owners instructed to correct violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Gel
Pennsylvania State Highway Patrol
Wilson C. Price
The Boss Pumpkin Displayed at Stahura's Market
The season's largest pumpkin, weighing 15 pounds with a five foot circumference, was shown this week at Stahura's Meat Market on Carpenter Avenue IL. It came from Herb Shent farm near Flush In West Whicatiel township. Miss Jennie Park of Pittsburgh visited friends on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stahura’s
Lon Carpenter Avenue
Flush
West
Whicatiel Township
Jennie Park
Pittsburgh
Fadinua
Deaths and notices in Indiana county and beyond
Mrs Martha Daugherty St Clair, aged 83 plus, widow of John P St Clair, died at home of son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs William A Simpson on Seventh street after a severe cold. She was born January 17 1847 in Saltzburg, daughter of James R and Mary Hart Daugherty. Funeral services planned at Brushvalley M B church then Brushvalley. Also details on Oscar Twimergon DuVill of Altoona and James M Beechey of Indiana with obituaries and survivors. Extra notices include Plumville street light contract approval and planned retrofits and a note on a November legislature session to address unemployment relief and Empress Eugenie noted as cigar smoker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Adams
Parkwood
Indiana
W. H. Miller
Saltaburg
Squire John ¥. Johnston
D. F. Rinn
East Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Mildred Lytle
West Philadelphia
Friends
BE. A. Edwards
Purchase Line
J. W. Kinter
Harry Dickey
Pine Flats
F. L. Travis
Dayton
William Sterling
Earl Park
North Ninth Street
Winifred King
Williamsport
Lock Haven
Robert Gessler
George Robeson
King Gurke
State College
J. F. Kinney
Weatt
Calif
P. K. Hogan
Town
Milton G. Miller
Dale Harkcom
Blair
Huntingdon County
Harry C. Kunkle
Armstrong Township
James Dellapa
North Seventh Street
Gloria Mae
Michael Kopcak
Herminie
G. L. Campbell
Brushvalley Township
I Indiana
John Hastie
Freeport
R. N. Ray
North Tenth Street
James R. Daugherty
First National Bank of Indiana
Dorothy
Della
Mae Sutton
Niagara Falls
Pearl Williams
Glenn Campbell
Dixonville
R. C. Sickenberger
North Fifth Street
Josephine
Margaret Mack
James W. Mack
North Sixth Street
George Simpson
Albert J. Stake
Clair ‘Stake
Lucinda
Thomas Henry
Cherry Hill Township
Stake
Walter Stuchell
Laula
Cecil
J. W. Phela
William Penn Hotel
Mesars
College Avenue
John G. St. Clair
School Street
Jiart B. Daugherty
Exeter
N.M
John J. Stewart
Phillips Exeter Academy
James L. Jack, Jr
Philadelphia Street
Academy
New England
Wilson $J. Clair
Amherst College
Amherst
Mass
Northampton
Galvin Coolidge
Smith College
Stewart
Martha Daugherty
Martha Daugherty St. Clair
John P. St. Clair
Hong
William A. Simpson
Seventh Street
Martha
Bla
James BR
Mary A
Hart) Daugherty
Saltsburg
Indiana County
Daugherty
Mary
Paul Moorhead
Minneapolis
Minn
Thomas Bt. Clair
Latrobe
Frank St. Clair
Kiaki
JC. Paul Reed
J. Roy ‘St. Clair
Alexandria
St. Clair
James R
Mary (Hart) Daugherty
Anna St. Qlair ‘Taylor
ID. B. Taylor
William 3. Daugherty
Frank H. Daugherty
Locust Street
John M
Brushvalley
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Brushyalley M. B. Church
Knights of Pythias
B. P.O. Ellis
John
Raymond
Ruth
Wolty
Vera
Donald C, Davis
Raymond M. Davis
Annie Stewart
Florence
James M. Beechey
Bloomington
Cravensville
Indiana Hospital
Eawin Beechey
Glen Richay
Clearfield County
Hi J
Annie Hutchison Beechey
Adam
Edward
Thomas
Edward Beechey
Ann Johnston
Mildred Beechey
Clymer
Pennsylvania Electric Light Co
Plumville
Electric Company
Pub Hc Service Commission
Electri
Wnthi
Harvest Days draw ends Monday evening in Indiana event
Nearly 200000 coupons distributed by Indiana firms mark the Harvest Days event. Winning numbers will be announced at The Ritz Theatre with a public loudspeaker at The Indiana Theatre. Prizes go to holders of the first, second, or third numbers, with no need to be present to claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
S82
Indiana Business Tiny
Ritz Theatre
Indiana Theatre
Ritz
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Harvest Daya Association
Indiana Firma
Tober 19
Golden Wedding Bells for Mr and Mrs Sharp Forty Years in Love
Mr and Mrs James Sharp of near Shelocta celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home on October 7. Relatives and friends attended and presented gifts including gold pieces and a large pink and white cake from Mrs John Prailey of Elecrion. Five children were born to the couple. two were present Minnie Hutchison and Alton Sharp of Nanty-Glo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dus. Sharp
Shelocts
James Sharp
Near Shelocta
John Prailey
Elecrion
Sharp
Minnie Hutchison
Alton Sharp
Nanty-Glo
Two New Trustees Appointed to State Teachers College
Announcement from Harrisburg names Dr Wm A Simpson of Indiana and J P Archibald of Blatraville as trustees of the State Teachers College here Both are new board members Ralph Moorhead is reappointed as a current trustee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers College
Harrisburg
Wm. A. Simpson
Indiana
J. P. Archibald
Blatraville
Ralph Moorhead
Lalgo
Brother of Wm P Herpel Dies in Reynoldsville at 64
Charles C Herpel of Reynolds ville aged 64 died at his home on Monday from heart trouble. He was a brother of William P Herpel of Indiana and his passing was announced in Reynoldsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. P. Herpel
Reynoldsville
Charles C. Herpel
William P. Herpel
Indiana
Party for War Veterans at Memorial Hall
The Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War Auxiliary will entertain past presidents of the organization Civil War veterans and their ladies Thursday evening at Memorial Hall. Dr C Paul Reed resumes practice opening his office at 42 North Seventh Street on Monday October 19. Nothing happens to you that hasn’t happened to someone else Imperial Type Metal Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Party For War Veterans
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War Auxiliary
Sons of Veterans
Memorial Hall
C. Paul Reed
North Seventh Street
Haen
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Aselin
Paul Dorr
White Township
Bradford County
Paul
Dairy and Cow Testing Association
County Home Farm
New York City
H. B. Buterbaugh
B. F. Coa
G. &. Simpson
American College of ‘Surgeons
North Eighth Street
A. L. Studell
William Sheesely
Creekside
Sheesely
Weamer Real Estate Agency
Langhaut
Delaware County
J. N. Langham
Media
Crippled Children Clinic
Adam Pahutsky
Gipsy Gipsy
Anna Freno
Indiana Norris F. Bowers
Eilen Y. Pauule Clymer
John W. Stains
Grenada
Esther S
Lewis Fulton
Harry Franklin
Vernie May
Thomas James Vender
Plumyitie
Amanda Viola Fox
Alfred S. Dugan
Sears Roebuck Co
White
R. W. St. Clair
Indiana County Commissioners
Green
A. S. Wolfe
Clyde Nicodemus
Indiana Co. B. & L
National Plate Glass Co
J. Freeman Ferguson
Blairaville
Laura M. G. Smith
Perry C. Muir
Burrell
James B. Davis
Frank BE. Sowers
Blacklick
Charles H. Miller
L. B. Rittenhouse
Emma L. Young
Frank Stiles
Buffington
Workingmans B
L. Ass'n
Ee G. D. Horrell
S. W. Condron
B. Ritchey
W. Mahoning
Wesley BH
Lyons
John Antonik
W. Wheatfield
Prudence Garman Steving
Washington, D.C
Irvin Hollidge
Hollidge
Francis Garman
John D. Garman
Uniontown
Hoolidge
Washington
G. R. Collmer
Guatamela
Central America
Rev. Collmer
First Baptists
Second United Presbyterian Church
Collmer
Constance Cravener
Imperial Type Metal Magazine
Home Potato Club
Rotarians
Charles R. Foster
Rotary Club
Meade Buchanan
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Aroostook County
Maine
Potato Club
Ritz Theatre Management
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Animal Industry
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Lindbergh
Hon Thais Oxenr V
Jeixtra
Retief Goy
Pinchot
Eugenie
France
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