Three youths injured in train collision near Heilwood
Three Pine and Cherryhill township youths returning from a Halloween masquerade party crashed into a train at a railroad crossing near Heilwood shortly before midnight. David Glenn 22 suffered a skull fracture and unconsciousness. Wilber Stephens 19 had lacerations and bruises. Russell Buterbaugh 18 had facial and leg lacerations. Dense fog limited visibility, preventing recognition of the crossing until impact. all were hospitalized in Heilwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine
Cherryhill Township
Hellwood
Hellwood Hospital
David Glenn
Asher G. Glenn
Wilber Stephens
Nora Stephens
Penn Run
R.D
Russell Buterbaugh
Warren Buterbaugh
Stephens
Buterbaugh
Graceton Man Fatally Struck by Auto on Highway
Mike Kundla, 48, of Graceton, was fatally injured after being struck by an automobile driven by Joseph Schrade of Coral while walking along a highway on Monday evening. He died at Indiana Hospital Tuesday evening at 5 30 from injuries sustained the previous night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Kundla
Graceton
Indiana
Joseph Schrade
Coral
Kundla
Ban on smoking a campfires in woods for hunting season
Harrisburg reports Governor Fisher issued a special proclamation prohibiting smoking and campfires in forests or within 200 feet of woodland to curb fire hazards amid a drought. Violations carry a $100 fine. smoking only allowed in camps. The season opens with expectations of abundant game across Pennsylvania and thousands of hunting licenses issued by noon, including 4,500 hunting and 7,574 dog licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goy
Fisher
Game Commission
Forests Department
Harrisburg
State Game Commission
Department of Forests and Waters
Pennsylvania
Perry Langham Sentenced to Life Imprisonment
Montgomery Township man Perry Langham pleaded guilty to dynamiting his home at Emeigh, killing two children and injuring his wife. He testified illness and his wife’s alleged infidelity influenced the act. He was sentenced to life in Cambria county Court at Ebensburg on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Township
Parry Langham
Emeigh
Cambria
Ebensburg
Mfe
Langham
Lindbergh Lands at Indiana Air Field During Delayed Flight
Charles A. Lindbergh and three pilots plus four officials of Trans-Continental and Western Air were forced down by weather while en route from Columbus to New York. They circled Indiana twice and landed at Indiana Airways, Inc. field at 12 30 Friday in a tri motor Ford Cabin plane, staying aboard until the storm eased and continuing to New York without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Indiana
Indiana Airways, Inc
Trans- Continental and
Western Air Co
Ford
Cal. Lindbergh and Party
Real estate transfers and local notices mix in Johns town area
Real estate transfers include Helen Hronchak to Johnstown Fi ace Co. for 102 acres in E Wheatfield and L C Rosensteel to Nick Bedick for 1 tract in Young. Other transfers list buyers and prices from $10 to $2,500 across Blairsville Burrell Conemaugh Green Banks and S Mahoning. A note reports Mrs Minnie A Creps broke her wrist in a fall at home on Monday. A delegation of Indiana county fruit growers plans a Pittsburgh trip for the apple and potato show led by County Farm Agent John W Warner. A quip jokes that vacuums and carpet sweepers aside, women still make more dirt over the telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinz
Chamber of Commerce
Extension Association of
Indiana County
Lice
Helen Hronchak
Johnstown Fiace Co
E. Wheatfield
Uriah S
Baltimore
Green
L. C. Rosensteel
Nick Bedick
Young
John Ferraro
Ceapa Tony
Indiana
Dilza Stahl
William A. Stahl
D. T. Neil
M. L. Neil
Banks
Elizabeth Forrester
J. H.C. Babheler
Blairsville
Blacklick Improvement Co
Walter Mardis
Burrell
John Dalton
R. J. Leach
Conemaugh
Joseph Arello
Rosario Camarato
S. Mahoning
Minnie A, Creps
Minnie A
Creps
East Chestnut Street
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
John W. Warner
Edna Buterbaugh
Greene
Harriet Calhoun
Conamaugh
Thomas Caldwall
Clymer
Clarence George
Salisburg
P. Hine
Conceimnaugh
Virginia Hood
W. Wheatfield
Wilber Kidd
Grant
Maude Kelly
Rhoda Lowman
Hurrell
Paul W. McGillick
Jennie Mahan
Buffington
Harry Neely
Trone Neal
Mabel C. Ortz
Charles Porter
Porter Rice
Roy Zehner
White
Tim Simmons
Charles D. Shields
George W. Stea
Rayne
William van Lear
Woods
A. WH. Wiggins
Armstrong
Pearl White
Elmer Allison
Sarah Alcorn
Salisbury
R. A. Anderson
Guy Baker
Martin Buterbaugh
Ward Brickell
Montgomery
W. G. Beatty
Charles Beyers
Canoe
Twila Crawford
Ethel Cressley
Glen Campbell
Margaret Chambers Rayne
Liza Cromer
Max R. Coleman
Margaret Palmer
Mia
Archie Reynolds
Sam Rishell
Emanuel Ressler
Adam Spencer
Marie Snyder
Brushvalley
Gertrude Sowers
Marie Shearer
Arch F. Stewart
Cherryhill
Howard Smith
East Mahoning
Charles Stiffler
Terrence Scarock
Cora Shaffer
Emily Sillinger
Center
Leroy Thomas
J. W. White
Maud Warren
Rufus Work
Ed Young
D. A. Elkin
Smicksburg
Traverse
Clara G
Allen
Warren Buterbaugh
Velma Brickell
R. Baxter
Lukehart
Harvest Days prizes unclaimed at noon today
Prize list for Harvest Days shows multiple items including a Plymouth car and several lamps, rugs, and chairs. Holders of first winning numbers drawn on October 20 must claim by Monday evening, November 3. second winners may claim thereafter. Frank McGregor is named as holder of the second winning Plymouth car number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Frank McGregor
Town
Elders Bridge Road Opens With Ceremonies In Clarksburg
Officials inaugurated Route 844 from Clarksburg to Elders Ridge marking the 3.8 mile project built for 210800. Dedicatory talks by county and state officials followed by a banquet at Elders Ridge Presbyterian Church, with remarks on highway plans and local impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Ridge Elders Ridge
Iselin
Woodmen’s Hall
J. Parks
J. Elder Peeley
M. Bennett & Sons
J. I. Henderson
George Nesbitt
Chas. L. Bence
Chas. B. Forbes
State Highway Department
GC. R. Griffith
Wv. D. Amond
Board of Supervisors
Young Township
Elders Ridge
Presbyterian Church
R. W. Beam
Wilders Ridge
L. C G. Rosensteel
Nettle Hitler Larimer
Pittsburgh
T. B. Elder
Father Grawowski
Yselin
James Beechey
Wanrance J. Redding
B. M. Clark
Indiana
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co
Clark
Academy
J. Elder Peeler
John §. Fisher
Young Township Good Roads Association
Notable visits and hometown guests travel Mississippi Indiana
Personal brief notes list residents and visitors from Indiana Pennsylvania and New York. Mr. and Mrs. Lydick Dewitt Bay and Archibald party visited Pittsburgh. Mrs. H. H. Yaweer Rochester hosts Suttons. Several locals attend events in Cleveland Philadelphia and Harrisburg with family and professional ties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lydick
Dewitt Bay
Pittsburgh
A. R. Archibald
Bobby
Near Livermore
Indiana
H. H., Yaweer
Rochester
N.Y
Thomas Sutton
South Sixth St
W. R. Fiedler
Cleveland
James Speedy
Wilkinsburg
Harry H. Yaneger
South Sixth Street
Aldine Byers
California
S. Taylor Good
W. L. Good
Creekside
J. B. Lepley
Town
James B. Lepsley, Jr
Indiana Hospital
M. L. Elbell
Glen Campbell
R.D
L. C. Wettling
Bristol
James L. Jack
Philadelphia
A. L. Brewer
Graceton
Gussie Lydick
Dixmont Hospital
W. T. Little
Brushvalley
Albert Warren
Locust Street
Q. Overdorf
Boyd
J. W. Rhine
Overdorf
Paul
West Penn Hospital
John Mabon
Paul Wallace
Betty
Portrest St. Clair
Florence Mack
New Florence
Nora St. Clair
South Eleventh Street
Guy Kime
West Water Street
Harrisburg
J. W. Swartz
Robert Kime
Swartz
H. N. Anderson
Frederick Hall
J., F. Watkins
Binefield
W. Va
Yazel Anderson
National Soldiers’ Home
Virginia
Franklin
Pittsburgh Man Backs Republican Ticket in Visit
George A. Fisher of Pittsburgh explains he will support the whole Republican ticket on November 4. He recalls serving with the First Division in France and criticizes Hemphill as a Democrat. Fisher stresses unemployment relief and welfare concerns over liquor policy, praising Gifford Pinchot. Also included is a notice of the Indiana County Treasurer’s tax sale adjourned to November 3, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
George A. Fisher
Hemphill
France
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Court House
Elmer W. Allison
Indiana County
New Pastor for Three Churches Appointed
Rev. C. L. DePrefontaine receives call to pastorates at Fenn Run Hedlwood and Nebo Presbyterian churches and is expected to assume charges early in December. The long list of jurors for December sessions highlights local civic duty in Indiana and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. DePrefontaine
Fenn Run
Hedlwood
Nebo
Death notices for Nichol Lowman and Bagley families
James M Nichol aged about 67 died after paralysis following a stroke at his sister Bella VanHorn’s home near Georgeville. He served as a district food inspector and was active in Mahoning and First United Presbyterian churches. Also memorialized are Mrs Sarah Learn Bagley. Jackson B Gibson. George Lowman. Glen Edward Mentch. and William Huston with funeral details and family survivors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Nichol
Bella VanHorn
Georgeville
Indiana
William Nichol
Mahoning
Hoe
Mary Work
Myrtle Smith
Merle Stewart
Georgevillie
Harold Baty
Vandergrift
Myrnn Nichol
Washington, D.C
Jillian Nichol
Cleveland
Einast Nichol
State College
Nora Dirkie
Wiandergrift
Olive Tramilion
Belle Vandorn
John J. Mellvains
Mahoning United Presbyterian Church
Church
William Bagley
Cockport
Lutherin
Sarah Learn Bagley
Jatoh
Sarah R. Learn
Cookport
Green Township
George M
Jesse R
Agnes Bagley
Mary Hudson
Bagley
W.G. Slonuker
Jackson B. Gibson
Lewisville
Ireland
America
John
Isabelle Blakley Gibson
Ebenezer Presbyterian Eudurch
Mra
FP. A. Pails
Pitcairn
Samuel M. Gibson
Margaret
Susanna Gibson
Beaver
Henry Gibson
Payton
Ebenezer Presbyterian Church
Ttev
J. W. Mountain
Lewisville Cemetery
George Lowman
Lowman
White Township
First United Presbyterian Church of
John J. Mellvaine
Oakland Cemetery
Paul
James M. Lowman
Henry Abel
Shelada
Glen Edward Mentch
Glen Edward
Clyde Mentch
Onea
Hill Township
Greenwood
Indiana County Republicans predict record GOP vote next Tuesday
At a noon dinner meeting the Indiana County Republican Committee pledged a record GOP turnout for the entire ticket next Tuesday. County Chairman H Wallace Thomas led speakers including Hon Charles T Griffith and Hon J Elder Peelet who urged unity to defeat the Philadelphia Gang and back Pinchot for governor. Committeemen reported strong district support and high hopes for a decisive victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Moore
Indiana County
H. Wallace Thomas
Thomas
Charles T. Griffith
Marion Center
Hoan
Gifford Pinchot
Isiate
Griffith
Pinchot
J. Elder Peelet
Philadelphia
Republian
Splendid Party
Apivnt
Milburne Dickey Receives Three to Ten Year Forgery Sentence
Milburne Dickey aged 26 of Indiana known also as Melvin Dickey and other names pleaded guilty to forging 15 checks. Judge J N Langham sentenced him to not less than three nor more than ten years on each charge, to run concurrently. Arrest followed alleged bad checks in Indiana Hamm er City and Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburne Dickie
Milburne Dickey
Indiana
Melvin Dickey
George Dickey
M. Cottell
Melvin Cottell
J. N. Langham
Hammer City
Blairaville
Arthur Dixon
Fulton Run
J. C. Myers
Saltsburg
Allegheny County
Charles Yingling
Aultman
SONS FOR TWO INDIANA HOMES BORN AT INDIANA HOSPITAL
Mr and Mrs Ross Steetle and Mr and Mrs Harold McHenry of Indiana are the parents of sons born at the Indiana Hospital on Tuesday. The dhains of habit are too small to be felt until they are too large to be broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elderton
J. W. Cribbs
the Gates Hospital
Dona Lee Cribbs
Indiana
Ross Steetle
Harold McHenry
Indiana Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heilwood
Elmer. W. Allison
Perry Langham
Homey City
Sandy Cassimino
Homer City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cassimino
Mary Kamrick
Steffie Rosh
Hrenizer
Squire Ralph Brown
New Shelocta U. P
New Shelocta United Presbyterian Church
R. V. Wright
O. H. Milligan
Avalon
Lindbergh
CAL Air Field
Noom
Exchange
Harry A. Brown
Ruth M
Leo Dellafiora
Susan EB. Berish
Samuel
Youngstown
George C. Fritz
Anna M. Livengood
Elders Bridge
William Huston
Johnstown
Rossiter
Coal Company
Punxsutawney
Stife
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