Bicycle Auto Crash Kills Romer Youth in Homer City
Matthew Hainaut 17, Homer City High School student, died after his bicycle collided with Floyd Akers 20 in a head on crash on Pinchot road. Akers said he swerved too late while the bike traveled uphill and the youth was struck near Homer City. Funeral at Homer City United Presbyterian Church Saturday at 2 PM. A lights and ignition check on Akers auto will be made today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Hainaut
Homer City
Floyd Akers
R.D
Hainaut
Pinchot Road
Lucinaboro
C. H. Kirk
Akers
Louis A. ‘Hainaut
Joseph
William Hainaut
Slater
Jeannette Hainaut
B. W.mcclusky
Indiana
John W. Woods
Qearvent
Elderton Resident Is Hale and Hearty at 80
Elderton honors lifelong resident Alexander Clark at his 80th birthday gathering in the Elderton United Presbyterian church social room. About 80 attendees including 26 grandchildren and five great grandchildren participated as relatives and friends shared memories, a rest chair was presented by son Prof James B Clark, and District Attorney Edwin M Clark offered greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander.Clark
Elderton
Elderton United
James BH. Clark
Tarentum
Edwin M. Clark
Clark
L. G. Clark
John Wiggins
Indiana
W. A. Clark
C. P. Clark
Carrie Mulberger
Hiderton
James B. Clark
Lizzie Miller
Springdale
Annie Irwin
County Couples Record Marriage Licenses
County marriage wishes listed include Charles M Ament Latrobe Margaret Kukol Lolalhanna Imer Beck Smicksburg Anna Chambers Indiana Jennie Morano Clymer Ernest Teata Blairsville Theodore Medvetz Homer City Anne Yevchak Starford Elizabeth Petranic Clymer Raymond Mucha Jr Lucerne Mines Erma Sherbine Stee Luciuaboro James Forster Kittanning Margaret Keeler Sheloca Homer City Sylvester Sian eh peks Beward Elda Irene Irwin Johnstown Andrew Kenosh Lucerne Mines Thresa Mester County Women Won Awards at State Flower Show Purchase Line Flower Club members McMillen Shank among shows top winners State College. Host Ingleside Club Former Governor Fisher entertained Ingleside Literary Club at Hotel Schenley Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Ament
Latrobe Argaret Kukol
Lolalhanna
Imer ‘Beck
Smicksburg
R.D
Anna (Martin) Chambers
Oe Bouoks Haute
RJD
Ernest James Teata
Indiana
Jennie Rita Morano
Ve. Clymer
Joseph Fornl
Blairaylle
Ida Venturine
Blairsville
Theodore Medvetz
Homer City
Anne Haranus
Johnstown
Andrew Kenosh
Be a Good American November 3 Vote Call
A call to voters to participate in the November 3 election. Emphasizes voting as a civic duty for all, especially young voters, and endorses the Republican ticket led by Landon and Knox. Predicts Indiana county will lead Western Pennsylvania in support for the Republicans. Encourages citizens not to neglect their duty to help determine the nation's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Wil
Pennsylvania
Landon
Knox
County 4-H Clubs on the Air Over KDKA Broadcast
Indiana County 4-H members join a nation wide program on KDKA at 12 30 PM with a Washington DC segment by Marine Band and USDA speakers followed by Indiana County leaders and singers then West Virginia participants and a final Washington DC finale selected from a recent Indiana audition for musical and speaking parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
KDKA
Washington, D.C
United States Marine Band
Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Allen L. Baker
Penn State
Clyde Houck
Jersey Calf Club
Purchage Line
Louise Streams
Oak Tree Poultry and Sewing Clubs
Ruth Kinter
Home ‘Potato and Capon Club
Lisle Williams
Oak Tree Pig Feeding Club
Lowman Sisters
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana and Surrounding Townships
A summary of transfers lists Lena Izman to Edwin H. Long a lot in Indiana second ward for 1450 dollars and multiple other parcels. The Small to C M Harman five acres in Washington township for 500 dollars and Mary Catherine White to John Alfred Brickell one acre in White township for 1 dollar. Additional deeds include Wm E Pierce trustee to Ralph L Seger two acres in Burrell township for 3775 dollars and First National Bank of Indiana to J G Seaman lots in Indiana second ward for 5200 dollars and first ward for 4100 dollars. William Spicher to David N Bar lclay one White township lot for 600 dollars. H C Kline to Princes Kline sixty seven acres in Armstrong township for 75 dollars. John M Wagner to Bertha E Brock five acres in East Wheatfield township for 159 dollars. H C Mack to First Methodist Episcopal Church of Clymer lot in Clymer for 2000 dollars. Julia M Anderson to Mary R Lowman lot in Indiana fourth ward for 1900 dollars. Ruth Patterson Thorne to First National Bank of Saltsburg lot in Baltsburg for 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Izman
Edwin ‘H. Long
Indiana
C. M. Harman
Washington Township
Mary ‘Catherine White
John Alfred Brickell
White Township
Wm. E. Pierce
Ralph L. Seger
Burrell Township
First National Bank of Indiana
J. G. Seaman
Second Ward
William Spicher
David.n. Barlclay
H.C. Kline
Princes Kline
Armstrong Township
John M. Wagner
Bertha E. Brock
East Wheatfield Township
Ih. C. Mack
Valley Forge Cadet Sergeant Appointment for Harry Smith
Harry Smith son of Mr and Mrs Raymond F Smith of West Water Street and Valley Forge Military Academy has been promoted to Cadet Sergeant in the Corps of Cadets. He also serves as Sergeant Bugler and is first trumpet in the Academy Cadet Band which broadcasts Thursdays 2:00 to 2:30 PM over station WEEE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
Valley Forge
Raymond F. Smith
West Water Street
Valley Forge Military Academy
Corps of Cadets
Sergeant Smith
Academy
WEEE
Philadelphia
Local Nimrods Score Thrilling Two Week Moose Bear Hunt
Five Indiana businessmen returned from a two week Elk Lake Ontario hunt with three moose heads and a large black bear hide. They saw no misses, endured zero to 20 degree days, and faced icy, rough terrain before Matt Lins finally shot the black bear weighing over 500 pounds.
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Indiana
Elk Lake District
Ontario
Bbig
Canada
Andy
Stahura
Matt Lins
New Car Leoperd Sixty Feet and Struck a Tree Near Armagh
Two men, likely Pittsburgh residents, were injured when their new Terraplane sedan swerved off the William Penn Highway west of Armagh around 7:30 am yesterday. The car traveled 60 feet, crashed into a tree, and landed upright on its radiator. They requested transport to a Pittsburgh hospital by a passing motorist.
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Armagh
Pittsburgh
William Penn Highway
Annual Farm Extension Dinner Friday at church
The annual Farm Extension dinner will be held in the social rooms of the First United Presbyterian church on Friday evening. Willis Kerns of the Department of Agricultural Extension at Penn State will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Willis Kerns
Department of Agricultural Extension
Penn State
Hallowe'en Celebrations Shift To Friday Evening In Town
Indiana's Hallowe'en celebration will be held Friday evening instead of Saturday with arrangements for a good time. A mummers parade will travel Philadelphia street and dancing will follow in the Main Square with music and costume judging. County records show over 3,000 hunting licenses issued by noon today as the season opens later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Philadelphia Street
John M. Thompson
Damages Sought in Motor Collision Case
In Common Pleas Court George Gaydick and two women, Helen Pierson Gaydick and Jane Piergon of Galeton, sue over a March 11 1935 collision at Philadelphia and Third streets. Defendants are Semler Company of Jeanette and driver Alex M. Hughes of Pittsburgh. Plaintiffs seek 2000 1000 and 4000 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
George Gaydick
Helen Pierson Gaydick
Jane Piergon
Galeton
Potter County
Philadelphia
Third Streets
Semler Company
Jeannette
Alex M. Hughes
Pittsburgh
Company
Hughes
Peeler
Feit
Misa Plerson
Mia
Gaydick
New Home Fire Damages House of Robert Marcus
Fire at the new home of Robert Marcus at Plifth and Chestnut Streets started in the basement around 1:00 this morning. It caused first floor damage estimated at 200 to 250 dollars. Local firemen extinguished the blaze with some difficulty.
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Robert Marcus
Plifth and
Chestnut Sts
County Welfare Drive Scheduled for November 2
The County Welfare Association announces its annual drive for food clothing houses furniture and money. Donations may be sent to the Wenner Building headquarters in Indiana with thanks to supporting miners unions schools and local merchants. The effort aids the permanently unemployable aged widows with children and those needing medical care while emphasizing self help through courses and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenner
Employment Bureau
Ward Baking Company
Harris, Boyer Company
Stahura
Welfare Association of
Indiana County
Indiana
Birthday Marty for Cherryhill Township Gir
Miss Mary Coy of Cherryhill township was surprised on Thursday night Oct 22 at sister Mrs Carl Gance in Hellwood. Relatives and friends gathered for games hemming towels and social chat. A lunch was served. Present were Mr and Mrs Clark Olwa Minnie Clark Grace Ligget Mr and Mrs Walter Carney and daughters Loulye Beulah and Jennneve Mr and Mrs Gilbert Switzer and daughters Ocie TManech and Shirley Ralph and Glenn Carney Armagh Mr and Mrs Isaac Sleppy Margaret and Violet Overman Mrs Jennie Coy and Ion Forrest Mildred Detwiler Cora Sleppy Mary Coy Charleston Decker Mr and Mrs Royiden Coy and son Richard Rev and Mrs Dwight Robertson and son David and Mrs Carl Gance and daughter Maury Jane
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryhill Township
Herter
Hellewood
Mary Coy
Carl Gance
Hellwood
Lewis Day Speakers Highlight Mine Strike Era Shafts
Miners, bands and marchers from Western Pennsylvania towns heard John L. Lewis, international president of the United Mine Workers, as the principal speaker at the Lewis Day celebration on Saturday at the Fair Grounds. U S Senator Joseph F. Guffey Lieutenant Governor Thomas Kennedy and Attorney General Charles J. Marglottl were among other speakers. A parade of more than 6 000 people preceded the speeches.
Driver Pleads Guilty in DWI Case After Crash
John Wesclenak 42 of Sagamore arrested while en route from Illinois on Saturday for driving while intoxicated after his car hit a shed. He pled guilty before Judge Creps on Monday, fined 200 dollars plus costs and sentenced to seven to fourteen months in the Allegheny County Workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesclenak
Sagamore
Iitliana
EB. Creps
Sever
Allegheny County
Court Forms Illegal Voter Challenge Across Townships
One hundred sixteen registrants from Center township Districts Nos. 2 and 4 appeared before Judge Creps to face charges of being illegally registered. County Solicitor Pierce delayed a decision as investigations continue under Sheriff Koozer and the Board of County Commissioners. Further lists of alleged illegal registrations in Burrell District No. 3 and Glen Campbell are set for Thursday, with Montgomery and other townships due Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Fudge W. B. Creps
Creja
Sulicttor
Willian EB. Pierce
Koozer
Board of County Commissioners
Uwlegal
Burrell
Glen Campbell
Thie
Montgomery Township
Regent Deaths Bring Kerr and McAdoo Families Morning Passages
In South Mahoning township Kerr David B aged 54 died at home after months of illness. He was a farmer, church member, and former township auditor, survived by wife Gilty Magle and children Daryle Adamson Dale Kerr Samuel Kerr Moreau Fenton Leonard Shields Annie McGausland and several others, with siblings and mother also living. Funeral at Smicksburg Lutheran church. Mary R McAdoo aged 91 widow of John McAdoo died in Indiana. Survives four sons Joseph Jett and William McAdoo Chauncey McAdoo and a daughter etc with thirteen grandchildren. Burial Oakland cemetery. Christine McFarland aged 87 widow of John McFarland died in Indiana. Survives two sons Wilson and Paul, five grandchildren. Funeral at her home with burial in Olive Land cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Lutz
Vin- Ja
Home
Indiana
Joseph R. Caldwell
Chestnut Street
St. Petersburg
Fla
John T. Getty
Church Street
Pittsburgh
R. T. Marlin
South Eleventh Street
George Shields
Wilkinsburgh
H. B. Williams
Wayne Avenue
Mark Ray
Luella 9
Harbridge
Rid
Mig Marion Vogel
North Fifthstreet
Tennessee
North Carolina
H.C. Anderson
Glenn Mulligan
B. EB. Croll
Robinson
Elmer Fry
Charley Mumau
Town
Walter Fry
Vandergrift
Donald Churchill
Massillon
G. R. Churchill
Water St
James O'Neal
Aliquippa
John EB. Gibison
M. €. McCann
Asa Scott
Grant Street
Murray Coon
Swinsvale
Blair Ratrigh
Aon, Wayne
Baltimore
Harry Power
Erdie Shea
George
Weat
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
California
Ray Miller
Sharon
Indiana Hospital
Walter Napp
Edward Goodnight
Helen
Akron
Merle Fleming
John Daugherty
Ernest Stewart
A. Ralph Moorhead
A. Ralph Moorhead, Jr
Bliss Rigatsival School
Washington, DC
John W. Jamison
James Zimmerman
McClellandtown
Jemimia Jamison
George E. Shmapgon
Paul Reed
Fred Kellam
American College of Surgeons
John R. Rezzella
South Seventh Street
Thomas
Thomas Lee
Lloyd ‘Be. Snyder
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Harry Snyder
South Twelfth Street
Snyder
Standard Oil Company
Merle Spence
Willet
Progress Office
Spence
Laurelton
Union County
Hunter Wissinger
Laurelton State Village
Mr. Wiesinger
David BH
Kerr David
Kerr
South Mahoning Township
Samuel D. Kerr
Martha (Ayers) Ikerr
West Mahonny Township
Hfe
Smicksbury
Silas J. Kerr
PF. W. Kerr
R.D
Mary R. McAdoo
John McAdoo
Farmers Bank
Joseph and
Mary (Findlay) Jfulmer
Willam McAdoo
Joseph McAdoo
Jett McAdoo
Chauncey McAdoo
Cherry Tree
Jdebh McAdoo
Detroit
Mich
Geen
Robinson Funeral Home
North Seventh Street
Robert J. Clark
Oakland Cemetery
Christine McFarland
Christi McFarland
John McFarland
Washington Street
Yonnge Township
Wilson McFarland
Paul McParland
Near Shobeta
Rober
Tl, Clark
Oviland Cemetery
Pandly Injured In Car Plunge Off Embankment Near Cuffatile
An automobile driven by C. W. Dilts of Indiana plunged over an embankment at noon Monday, landing on railroad tracks. Dilts, his wife Mare furet, and three children Hatty, Verner, and David were hospitalized for injuries. Dilts was treated and discharged. Mrs. Dilts and the children remained for examinations. Cause of the accident is undetermined.
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W. Olaf Pandly
C. W. Dilts
Indiana
KH. PD
Ann Embankment
Cuffatile
Dilts
Mare Furet Dilts
Hatty
Verner
David
Mra
Dilla Wid
Coroner to Held Inquest in Death of William Neal
Coroner John W. Woods will hold an inquest Thursday afternoon at 3730 o clock in the Court House into the death of William Shewis Neal 79 a prominent Young township resident. Mr Neal was fatally injured after stepping into the side of a moving car on Church and J Saturday afternoon Oct 17. The car was driven by Thomas J Richards 23 of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Lewis Neal
John W. Woods
Beli
William Shewis Neal
I Young Township
Court House
Mr. Neal
Church &J
Thomas J. Richards
Indiana
Indiana and Blairsville Play Scoreless Football Standoff
In a sunlit Saturday afternoon clash before about 1,000 fans, Indiana and Blairsville battled to a scoreless football tie on the home field. Both teams showed solid defense and offensive stalls, leaving the game without a score as time expired.
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Imairsvile
Indiana Tigh
Fang
Indiana
Blairsville
Outstanding Republican Rally Promises Wide Turnout
Delegations from all districts will assemble in Indiana on October 1 for a county wide Republican rally at the High School auditorium. A monster parade will precede the meeting with a long procession forming on Wear Philadelphia street at 7:00 pm and marching east to Fifth Street. The rally will feature war-time era displays, red banners, and the party platform promising a big victory. Prominent speakers, including Hon. Thomas A. Tulley of New Haven, will address voters as they decide on the leaders for the next four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Vice Jrelit
Schoeoal
Philadelphia Street
Fifth Street
Fifth
London
Knox
Fnas
Thomas A. Tulley
New Haven
Conn
Blatraville
Diamondville
Marchand
Ameri Ca
Edward N. Lydick
Robert M. Fisher
Gilbert Wolfenden
J. ‘T. Stewart
J. ‘Clair Sloan
J. W. Everett
R. H. Dunlap
Cherry Tree
James W. Mack
Walter H.jackson
J.T. Stewart
J. Clair Sloan
J. Dorn
March
Robinson
Parkwood
Banks
Canoe Townships
Disurlgin
Glen Campbell
J. A. Manners
Glen Campbell High School
Walter E. Morris
Congress
C. Gilbert Wolfenden
Robert M. Pisher
John B. Flenniken
Edward Kelly
Mr. Heshey
Clearfield
Cherry Trea
Frossiler
Republican
Dexpire
Clymer
Capt
Philip Mellutre
New York
Frank White
Rockwood
Gea
J. Felt
Charles H. Bee
C. Gilbert Walfenden
Robert Petterman
HW. Hetrick
Marion Center
J. T. Stewart
Arle Miller
Edwin M. Clark
Edward Thompson
Walter J. Work
Clarksburg
W. C.chapman
Ernest Stewart
Ralph Gessler
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Romer
Matthew
Hale and Hearty
Alexander Clark
Stata
Quay McMillen
Gaye Shank
Purchase Line Flower Club
State ‘Colrege
McMillen
Ingleside Club
John 5. Fisher
Ingleside Literary Club
Hotel Schenley
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post Gasette
Nimrods
County Welfare Association
al County
Thsiniely
Wil Mareh
Tae Snes
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