Indiana Hospital Reports Busy Year and New Board Member
Indiana Hospital released its annual report for the year ending August 31, 1982. Sixty-three babies were born, 10,727 laboratory examinations performed, 1,905 operations, 1,681 X rays, and 5,342 physical therapies. J Ellsworth Campbell of South Seventh Street was elected to the Board of Directors, joining M C Gordon A J Musser Robert M Fisher and John M Miller as returning members. The report notes total expenditures of 83,167.65 with receipts of 85,803.80 and a remaining balance of 30,268.08 in subscriptions. Total indebtedness listed as 47,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ellsworth Campbell
South Seventh Street
Indiana Hospital
M. C. Gordon
A. J. Musser
Robert M.fisher
John M. Miller
Henry Hall
Lillian A. ‘Hollahan
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Indiana Community Chest
Hospital Fund
Date for Rural Dramatics Contest to Be Named Soon
Indiana county rural groups enrolled in the Rural Dramatics tournament will meet on Thursday October 26 at 1 30 p m in the Court House basement. W R Gordon Penn State extension specialist will discuss plans and offer suggestions for one act plays. The County Rural Recreation Committee will also meet to set the county tournament time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Court House
W.r.gordon
Penn State
County Rural Recreations Committee
Birth Announced for Grandson Named David William McDowell
Center Township Indiana sees the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs RT McDowell of Pittsburgh The newborn named David William McDowell honors his two grandfathers Mrs McDowell is the daughter of Mr and Mrs David R Shirley of Center Township The Shirleys marked their 50th wedding anniversary on October 4 prior to the birth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David RT
Shirley
Center Township
Indiana County
Rt, McDowell
Pittsburgh
Three New Attorneys Admitted to Indiana County Bar
On Monday morning Judge J N Langham admitted Jon Reppell Moorhead Robert Carlyle Fee of Indiana and John Charles Bhort of Blairsville to practice in Indiana county courts, adding three new attorneys to the Indiana County Bar Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians County Bar Association
Indiana County Bar Association
J. N. Langham
Jon Reppell Moorhead
Robert Carlyle Fee
Indiana
John ‘Charles Bhort
Blairaville
Large Barn Burns On Thomas A Moore Farm East Mahoning
A spark from a threshing engine ignited the large barn on the Thomas A Moore farm between Marion Center and Richmond in East Mahoning township Tuesday afternoon. The blaze destroyed the barn and all contents including this year crops and most machinery, aided by a strong breeze and dense smoke that hampered firefighting. The Moore barn was reputedly one of the largest and most modern in the county section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Moore
East Mahoning
Thresten
Marion Center
Richmond
East Mahoning Township
Moore
Brushvalley Couple Celebrated Golden Wedding Event
Indiana county couple Mr and Mrs Benjamin F Hvans of Brushvalley celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on October 9 joined by children grandchildren and friends. The couple wed October 9 1883 at the bride’s parents home in Brushvalley officiated by Rev A C Ehrenfeld of Zion Lutheran Church in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalley
Indiana County
Benjamin F. Hvans
Evans
George Hileman
A. C. Ehrenfeld
Zion Lutheran Church of Indiana
Indiana and Blairs ville Men Named Federal Re employment Committee
Indiana and Blairs ville men named to head the Federal Re employment Committee for Indiana County. Composed of J B Flenni ken and O M McMillen of Blairs ville and Leslie W Householder and Ralph W McCreary of Indiana, the committee will recruit all county labor for the Federal road program. Office will be in Indiana with priority given to ex service men and those with dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Flenniken
O. M. McMillen
Blairsville
Leslie W. Householder
Ralph W. McCreary
Indiana
Robinson Woman Buried With Military Honors
Mrs. Sadie Hite Moyer a Robinson resident aged 73 died at her son Frank Moyers Portage home. She left husband T J Moyer and 12 children including Arthur Frank Clair Sherman Earl Shaw and others. Gold Star Mother with American Legion honors she inspired the Portage Post to name a unit after son John R Moyer killed in France 1918. Funeral at Portage Catholic church with Legion burial in Portage cemetery. Glen Campbell Child Skated Into Side of Car
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Sadie Hite Moyer
T. J. Moyer
Frank Moyer
Portage
Bernard Busch
Charles Altimus
Wiliam Donahue
Arthur Moyer
Frank, Clair
Sherman Moyer
Earl Shaw
Hon S M Jack Scores On 81st Birthday In Golf
Hon S M Jack Indiana County legal pioneer marked his eighty first birthday by playing nine holes and posting one of his best golf scores. A longtime attorney and former congressman from the 27th district, he has served as a trustee and educator and remains active in law and banking. He supported Indiana Savings and Trust Co. since 1903 and leads Jack & Jack law firm with his son James L. Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Jack
Indiana County
Jack
Summerville
Jeffarson County
Indiana State Normal School
Indiana High School
Silas M. Clark
Indiana County Bar Association
Tere
Congress
Philippine Islands
Root
Globe
Spain
Morocco
Egypt
Arabia
Ceylon
Singapore
China
Japan
Manla
Luzon
Philippine
Indiana Savings and Trust Co
William J. Jack
Indiana
James L. Jack
Jack & Jack
Visitors and residents feature in Indiana area notes
Brookville visitor in Indiana on Saturday. Attorney William Ruddock of town traveled to Cleveland on business last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Alvey and daughter Dorcas vacationed at Niagara Falls. Clyde W. Seanor and Chicago visitors, former Indiana residents, check relatives here. Virginia Gregg returns from New York Philadelphia east. Dewitt Ray and Z. McCarthy visit Chicago for Century of Progress. Ruth L. McIntire guests of Helen Pentz in Wayne Avenue. J. R. McCullough from Strongstown enrolls as Progress reader. Mrs. Merrill Iams returns from Chicago. John Burkett to Johns Hopkins for cancer treatment. Earl Myers and Dale Jamison in Fort Meade six months with CCC. Dr. and Mrs. William Hill visit relatives in Rice Avenue. Agnes Crossman returns from Chicago. Harper renews Progress subscription in Indiana. Marshall and Wingard transact business at county seat. Mrs. John Daugherty and daughter visit Princeton University. Visitors attend bridge luncheon in Punxsutawney. H. W. Nolf and E. G. Rhodes in Indiana on business. Nolf subscribes to The Progress. Torrance Rink and family back from Bushnell and Chicago via Uncle I. C. Rink. William Schuster returns from Chicago Worlds Fair trip with George Seal and Elizabeth Seal. Samuel Rinn and others attend Plut-Navy game. Barber family and Geneva Cook head to Winter Park Fla. Jennie Lowman undergoes cataract operation in Tarentum Hospital. Campbell and Mack families travel home from World's Fair. Rev. H. Carlyle Carson and family guests of local residents. Carson to conduct communion at West Union U.P. Church. Congressman Nathan Strong mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville
Indiana
William Ruddock
Cleveland
H. J. Alvey
Dorcas
Niagara Falls
Clyde W. Seanor
Chicago
Virginia Gregg
New York
Philadelphia
Dewitt Ray
Z. ¥. McCarthy
Town
Ruth L. McIntire
Blairsville
Helen Pentz
Wayne Avenue
J. R. McCullough
Strongstown
Merrill Iams
Grant Street
William Drake
John Burkett
Cherryhill Township
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Earl Myers
Dale Jamison
Fort Meade
Citizens Conservation Corps
William Hill
The
Progress
A. P. Marshall
C. A. Wingard
Smicksburg
John M. ‘Daugherty
Ernest Stewart
Princeton
John ‘D. Stewart
Princeton University
Wallace
Thomas
Gertrude Glover
Edward Bennett
I C. Rink
Bushnell
Ill
William Schuster
George Seal
Elizabeth Seal
Altoona
Samuel Rinn
John Everhart
Harry Fleming
Curtis Eakin
Betty
Earl Hewitt
Earl, Jr
Hobaugh
D. N. Barber
Alvera
Dixonville
Geneva Cook
Winter Park
Fla
Jennie Lowman
South Eleevnth Street
Tarentum Hospital
Margaret
Campbell
W. E. Mack
New Florence
St. D
J. M. Mack
Seward
Penney Store Managers Meet in Clearfield District
Jay H. Manning manager of the J C Penney Co store in Clearfield attended a district meeting of Penney managers held Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penney
Clearfield
Jay H. Manning
J.C. Penney Co
Black lick Boy Lost in Deserted Coal Mine
Nine year old Millon Hancock of Palmertown near Blacklick wandered from his uncle into a deserted coal mine Monday. A Blacklick search party, aided by Sheriff Eugene Wilson, found him Tuesday morning 800 feet from the mine opening. He was sleepy hungry and frightened but suffered only exposure.
Indiana to Host 1934 Sabbath School Convention
The Indiana County Sabbath School Association accepted an invitation to hold the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association's 1934 convention in Indiana. Attorney W C Chapman led the presentation at Gettysburg, with a county delegation. About 1200 to 1500 people are expected for a three day event in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Gettysburg
W.C. Chapman
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
NRA and Coal Industry Speech Cites Wages Loss in District
Leslie W. Householder vice president of Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal & Co. told Indiana Rotary Club that more than $168,000 in wages were lost to the district during the recent coal miners strike. The Monday reunion night featured vocal numbers by Mrs. Irma Bartholomew of State Teachers College, managed by Mrs. John W. Neff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie W. Householder
Rochester
Pittsburgh Coal &Co
NRA
Indiana Rotary Club
Rotary Club
Embere Io! the
Euests
Irma ‘Bartholomew
Music
State Teachers College
John ‘W. Neff
Music Department
Real estate transfers involving Blairaville and nearby areas
Transactions show multiple parcel transfers including R K Vance to John I C Vance for a Blairaville lot at 1.00, Phillip J McConnell to Home B and J L Agon for a Blairaville lot at 100.00, Clyde Russell to Jess Harbridge for two grants in Grant at 576.00, and others including Indiana and Center areas with nominal sums. Names include Nedwena Fentoi, Otla M Lockard, Joe Mayerik, and D H Lockard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Vance
John IC. Vance
Blairaville
Harry C. McCrea
Nedwena Fentoi
Indiana
Phillip J. McConnell
Home B. & Jl. Agsn
Blatraville
Joe Mayers
Joe Mayerik
Tradt
iCherryhill
D.H. Lockard
Otla M. Lockard
Center
Indiana Brewries to Start Production After Repairs
Indiana Brewries, Inc. plans production next week after extensive repairs. Two carloads of hops and malt have arrived, enough for 3000 barrels of Indiana Brew. The first beer will go on the market around December first, per management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Brewries, Inc
Indiana Brewries
Indiana
Gipsy Couple Secured Cumberland Marriage License
Albert Clair Hickok and Dolah Hazel Spicher of Gipsy were issued a Cumberland marriage license on Monday. The license lists both applicants as residents of the county, marking the formal approval of their union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Albert Clair Hickok
Dolah Hazel [Spicher
Gipsy
County
Armistice Day and Liberty Day Extend Fair Hours
World’s Fats remains open until midnight November 17 after officials granted an extension to host Armistice Day on November 11 and a Personal Liberty Day on November 8 in anticipation of repeal of Prohibition. Al Smith is guest of honor and speaker, with brown derby hats admitted for free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Deaths of Mrs. Sue Walbeck and Edmund Grosse
Obituaries report the death of 73 year old Mrs. Sue Mary Walbeck of Vandergrift after a three week illness. Surviving children include Russell, Boyd, Mrs John Snyder and Joseph Walbeck. Funeral Friday at Russell Walbeck’s home with Rev Haden. interment Bethel U P cemetery. Edmund F Grosse, 59, Pittsburgh hardwood worker, died after an operation in a Pittsburgh hospital. He leaves wife Lulu Cole and sons Wayne and Kenneth, plus brothers and sisters including Mrs Eva Nesbitt and Robert S Grosse. Burial in Oakland Cemetery after services in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Mary Walbeck
West Wheafield Township
Big County
Russell M. Walbeck
Sherman Avenue
Vandergrift
Joseph D. Walbeck
Robinson
Russell M
Boyd G. Walbeck
John Snyder
Joseph [. Walbeck
Pittsburgh
Calif
Emma ‘Beck
Greensburg
W. S. and
H. Ll. Martin
Johnstown
A. C G. Martin
Gary
Ind
Russell Walbeck
Rev. Haden
M. E
Bethel United Presbyterian Church
Clyde
This County
Edmund F. Grosse
Indiana
Robert 8. Grosse
East Oak Street
Rev
Cale
Oakland Cemetery
William FF. Grosse
Apollo
Wilkinsburg
Christican Church
Knoxville
Lulu Cole
Wayne F
Kenneth
Eva Nesbitt
Philadelphia
Fred W. Grosse
Ida Smith
Elinor Grosse
Los Angeles
Cora Moore
Jessie E. Marshall
Chicago
Matron Appointed at Industrial Home for Girls
Mrs John A Frick a former resident now residing in Greensburg has accepted the Matron position at the Industrial Home for Girls on South Eleventh Street and began duties on Thursday She succeeds Miss Pauline Troutman who retired after three years in the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Frick
Greensburg
South Eleventh Street
Pauline Troutman
Paul Carson Recovering After Appendicitis Operation
Paul Carson of White Township and a second year student at Pittsburgh Zenia Theological Seminary is hospitalized at Columbia Hospital Wilkinsburg after a successful appendicitis operation on Thursday. His relatives and friends are informed of his gradual improvement. he is the son of Mr and Mrs Harry Carson of White Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Carson
Pittsburgh
Paul 2. Carson
White Township
Mid-West Vicinity Councils Meet Sunday in Memorial Hall
The regular monthly meetings of the Mid-West Vicinity Councils United Spanish War Veterans will be held in Memorial Hall Indiana on Sunday October 22 at 1:80 oclock. Speakers include Congressman Banks Kurtz Congressman Nathan L. Strong National Junior Vice Commander Robert Cain and Dept Commander Wa J Bost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-West
Memorial Hall
Indiana
Pregent
Banks Kurtz
Nathan L. Strong
Robert 38. Cain
Wa. J. Bost
Lutherans to Hold Three Sessions Here
The Eastern Conference of the Pittsburgh Synod United Lutheran Church of America meets at Zion Lutheran Church with the theme Laymen and the Church. Rev. George J. Baister presides with sessions morning, afternoon, and evening including sermons, papers, and open discussions. A reform mass meeting closes with Dr Grover E Sweyer lecturing on Reformations Openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Divine WI
Pittsburgh
C. W. Barnett
Mey
S. Shanks
C. F. Hildebrand
H. B. Hanks
George E. Bowersox
Emergency Relief Board Employees and Salaries
A list details personnel and monthly salaries of the Indiana County Emergency Relief Board staff. Entries include Misa Mande Evans at 160 dollars and multiple clerks earning 60 dollars, plus several named individuals at 70 or 675 per month for various roles. A social note follows about a forthcoming wedding shower for Miss Gladys Hammond of Bolivar and her groom-to-be, R V Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Publi
Indiana County Emergency Relief Board
Relief Association
Misa Mande I. Evans
Little
Paul Muschella
Ifelen Sourwine
Allshea Leech
Way Nealor
May North
J. Herman White
Mahlon Gressley
Blanche Anthony
Evans
Marie Lewis
Harvey George
Theresa Graff
Alta K. Hill
Helen Wine
Betty Bee
Lyle Walker
H.C. Christy
Gladys Hammond
Bolivar
R. V
Bud) Robinson
Kyle Robinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. W. Kunkle
Quarry Street
Mr. Kunkle
C. C. McLain
Blatrsville
NAW
Federal Re-Employment Committee
Glen
Mary
Nellie Evans
Hon
Summers M. Jack
Lad
Russell H. Henry
Youngwood
Eleanor T, Cramer Youngwood
Mario C. Dallara
Socialville
Gladys A. Wineland
Irwin ‘L. Bayoonanddad
Denver
Alice M. Campbell
Lloyd
EH. Mumau
Alice J. Kerr
Hillsdale
Adam Gordish - Iselin
Mary A. Valyo
Kent Apollo
Timothy J
Cuneen
Fannie L.fleming
H. Jaworski
Marie R
Mrs. Doh A. Prick
Mala
Zion Church
God
Geo. J. Babeter
Pres
Geo. J. Baister
M. L. Clare
Emergency Relief Board
Vickers
James A. Organ
Harry J. Prentice
Paul J. Woodring
Ralph Wynn
Wayne A. Snyder
Cyrus M. Wise
Alette Trainer
Jessie D. Lenesis
Daisy O. O'Hare
Horace & Longwill
John M. Elgin
Betty C. Newmeyer
Evelyn McCloskey
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