Drink crazed man slashed four prisoners in jail
A drunk Italian prisoner Alex Sandy attacked four inmates at county jail after midday release from a call. He used a concealed knife to slash Vasil Panchesco, Peter Bendy, Joe Park, and Robert Penton, leaving two men seriously wounded and prompting deputies to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Sandy
Sandy
Vasil Panchesco
Peter Bendy
Joe Park
Robert Penton
Borland
Panchesco
Bendy
Farewell Reception for Mrs. Barbara Ann Tyger in Canoe Township
Mrs. Barbara Ann Tyger, 87, spending winter with daughter Mrs. G W White of East Church Street, was given a cordial farewell reception Saturday on the eve of leaving for Indiana. Relatives and friends gathered at her Canoe Township home for a day of well wishes, with baskets of food and a bountiful dinner. Attending were G W White and son Herbert. Mrs. John V. Zink and daughter Mery Sherley of Indiana. C H Tyger and wife. G B Tyger and wife and W B H Stantsy and family of Vandergrift. Tyer family. Mrs. Adam Smith. Mrs. Clell Crawford. Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis. Mrs. Jane Warner. Mrs. Dollie States and daughter. Abraham Tyger. Luella Sherwin, all of Canoe Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Tyger
G. W. White
East Church Street
Indiana
Canoe Township
Herbert
John V. Zink
Mery Sherley
C.‘H. Tyger
G. B. Tyger
W. BH. Stantsy
Vandergrift
G. Tyer
Beulah
Tyger
Adam Smith
Clell Crawford
Elizabeth Lewis
Jane Warner
Dollie States
Abraham Tyger
Luella Sherwin
Canoe ‘Township
Local Pastor Aids Evangelistic Meetings in Ohio
Local pastor Rev. Dr. J. C. Pinkerton of the First United Presbyterian Church visits Martin's Ferry Ohio this week to aid Rev. W. M. Frech in evangelistic meetings. M. R. Jones of town traveled to Jamestown New York this week for a furniture exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Pinkerton
First United Presbyterian Church of Town
Martin’s Ferry
W. M. Frech
M. R. Jones
Jamestown
N. Y
Weddings of a Week Highlight Local Nuptials
A week of weddings features Karl Wiggins and Martha Fleming unannounced, tying the knot in Wheeling with a Cleveland honeymoon to follow. Ronald Dickey and Gertrude Dodson wed in Washington, D C with the Rev Howard Downs officiating. Hugh Waltonner married Eliza Fearon in Clymer Greensburg. BR Furman and Stella Dorn wed in Greensburg with plans to reside in Seward. Marchand Community Club and K L C hold a union meeting at the Marchand schoolhouse Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickey-Dodson
Ronald Dickey
Gertrude Dodson
Smickaburg and
Washington,d. C
Howard F. Downs
Capitol Street Methodist Church
Furman- Dorney
R. Furman
Stella Dorney
Seward
Greensburg
Riddell
Marchand
Zener
Rev. Harr
Margaret Rasborough
Madalene Feffer
Hiroda Dorn
Myrtle Diltz
Harr
Wm. Huey
H. A. McIisaac
Committee of Amusements of the
K. la C
Potato Club Winners in 14 Local Groups Show
The Boys and Girls Potato Clubs concluded their work with local shows. Top five in each club earn rib bons and medals, with the first place winner receiving a medal. The five highest scorers will display at the County Farm Products Show in Indiana December 18 to 21. Listings include Dry Knob, Pins Grove, Salisbury, Kellysburg, Denton, Ox Hill, Plum Creek Valley, Ambrose, Smyrna, Wirgus, Marion Center, Trade City, Deckers Point clubs and their top members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duby
Indiana
Dry Knob Cluib
Wam
Condron
Ira Smith
Robert Calhoun
Marshall Hynkell
Robert Dickay
Pins Grove Club
Dwight Gahagan
John Bowser
Wm. Allen
Chay Mock
Delphis Hoover
Salisburg Club
Wilmer Keeley
Ralph Keeley
Helen Shupe
Howard Keeley
Ronald Johnston
Kellysburg
Jas, McElhoes
Watson Lingenfelter
Lynn Kinter
Burl Wynkoop
Wm. B. Walker
Denton
Oran Good
Clair Good
Des Marshall
Clarence Adamson
Howard Mountain
Ox Hill
Isabel Lydie
Walker Lydie
Clark Wingard
Smith ‘Heberling
Thos. Wadding
Plum Creek Valley
Cora Little
Harold Johnston
Grace Jamison
Lulu Cumming
Irene Jamison
Ambrose
Martha Steffy
Harl Steffy
Wilson Rice
Bruce Philippi
Leis Thompson
Smyrna Club
Guy Skinner
Hazel Skinner
Meade Hazlett
Lester Hamilton
Elmer Steele
Wirgus Club
Mildred Blose
Faalter Blose
Ethel Blose
June Blose
Ruth Trimble
Marion Center Club
Chan Wetzel
Wilbur Beatty
Frederick Haer
Arthur Kessler
Richard Fulmer
Trade City Club
Arthur Chapman
James Coon
Mary Sheasley
Wilbert Sheesley
Kenneth Coon
Savan Club
Terrence Stanley
Ralph Oberlin
Walter Braughter
Mona Braughter
Elizabeth Hilder
Deckers Point Club
Bernard Kinter
Kenneth Hickox
Catherine Rice
Clare Fifer
Jas. Richard
Former Indiana nurse undergoes appendicitis operation
Mrs Emma Harvey a former state nurse and supervisor of nurses in Millville New Jersey is a patient at the hospital there after a successful appendectomy Blaine Brilhart and a Cleveland family were guests of the former's parents Mr and Mrs W W Brilhart of South Fifth Street during the weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Harvey
Millville
N. J
Blaine, Brilhart
Clevelan
W. W. Brilhart
South Fifth Street
Real Estate Transfers Deeds Recorded in Todinna County
A list of recent property deeds shows transfers across Indiana and Blairsville with buyers and prices. Notable entries include Robert Marcus selling a lot in Indiana’s First Ward to Louis Trioli for 12000 dollars and multiple parcels in Burrell and Blairsville changing hands for amounts from 2000 to 6000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todinna
John C. Smith
H. Milner Smith
Young
J.T. Richards
H. M. Graham
Burtington
Paul Greno
Alfred Almester
Burrell
M. Heckman
David J. Barnard
Third Ward
Indiana
Hebron Lutheran Church
W. Palmer
Blairsville
Ben L. Kunkle
Jacob Obrochuit
Fourth Ward
India
M. McConnell
John H. Love
Herbert A. Waston
Larvey A. Mack
Lintersbury
M. . Buterbaugh
Meharland
Clymer
Samuel M. Rinn
First Ward
EM. A. Warner
F. H. Baler
Fontaine
Bruce G. Wren
Rayne
Co. D. Gorman
Howard
Williama
Second Ward
George W. Little
Carl L. Douglass
A. K. Anderson
D. F. Willams
Newrytown
Lewis R. Sowers
N. Ivazie
S. R. Libengood
Wm. A. McCauley
Biairaville
Florence Mills
Arthur W. Moyer
Robinson
Annie Fulmer
N. Lt. Lydick
Penn Run
Win
Freed
Isabel A. Getty
Samuel J. Getty
Sarah O. Jamison
George A. Orr
South Mahoning
Charles D. Miller
J. W. Flowers
E. F. Johns
C. §. Lang
Thomas A. Kerr
F. Johns
Long
Francis Reilly
Robert Marcus
Louis Trioli
Obituaries from Indiana county area deaths list
A series of obituaries from Indiana county noting deaths October 17 to week’s end. Ellen Miller Darr of Kenwood and Pearl Churchill of Arcadia are among the mourned, with families and interment details. Also listed are Catherine Bowen of Altoona area, H. Vinter of Germantown, Joseph Nickie of Heilwood, Margaret Shultz of Strongstown, and Walter Hopkins of White Township, with burial sites and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Miler Darr
Ellen Miller Darr
Kenwood
A. L. Weimer
Blairsville
Lle Couples
Windhber
Fred Stutzman
Johnstown
H. W. Miller
Brushvalley
W. L. Miller
Vancouver
Wash
A. L. Miller
Canton
Carr
Pearl] Churchill
Martin Wissell
Edna Earhart
Tarentum
Burdell Sherrick
Wissel
Greenwood Cemetery
G. W. Painter
Clae
Sle
Hei
William Holden
Joseph Dutall
James McCallister
Mead Long
Clarion
John Painter
Punxsutawney
Oaklawn
Catherine Bowen
William J. Bowen
Cramer
G. W. Heacox
Altoong
G. W. Bowen
New Florence
Jennie Hetrick
Ralph Setter
Frank Benton
Mineral Point
Prank
Conemaugh
Edith StiMer
Altoona
J. H. Vinter
H. Vinter
Indiana County
Germantown
Vinter
William A. Simpson
Nora Patton
Indiana
Emma Simpson
Simpson
East Wheatfield Lecture At Armagh Presbyterian Church
Reverend Watson M Bracken of Brackenridge will deliver What is the Mine by Americas Clock at Armagh Presbyterian Friday evening at 7230. An offering will be taken. Bracken previously native to the district and now in ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson M. Bracken
Brackenridge
America
Armagh Presbyterian Church
Bracken
Uniontown Visitors Gathered From Regions Nearby
Recent guests at the James Lang ham home included Mrs. J Somerville of Cherry Tree Imogene Burle from Windber Frank Garman and family and H A Campbell and family of Johnstown Max Lanham and family of Emeigh Rex Langham and family of Kinport William Davis and wife Chas Len meri and Tarley Highby and families of Pittsburgh Delmont Baker and family of Kinport visited Mrs P Beringer on Sunday Quay Lewis and family of Cherry Tree were Sunday visitors at Lou Beringer Leta Stewart visited other parents Ord Henry of Cockport is employed on the M Swettzer farm William McQueeneey and Verlo Beriner are on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Langham
Local visitors and church pastor announcement
A group from Vintondale and Glen Campbell visited Mr and Mrs Ross Anthony over the weekend. Miss Nola Pattison of Indiana visited her grandmother Mrs M L Wouk on Sabbath. Rev M M Smith has accepted a call as pastor of the Mast Ma Honing Baptist church and will commence services there Sunday.
Local Notes and Social Visits Across Town
Mrs Catherine Shadrick confined to her room with rheumatism. Alber t Ratrigh called. Masquerade party at Harvey Langham home Indiana Saturday night. Andrews and Ross Anthony and George Anthony visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Ross Anthony before returning home. Clarence Henry and family weekend with Thurry Wensel Stafford. Literary society attended at Commodore Friday. Leviteed couple Sunday with William Bagtey. Sim Long from near Clymer called last week. D J McCoy spent Wednesday with his parents. Clifford Stimer and family moved to Kinport mine employment. Paul Wilt family Milivilta visited Lewis Henry Sunday. Gladys Stimoer visiting Indiana. Sunday visitors at D H Wilt home included Sherman Wilt Johnstown and Chas Wassam family Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Shadrick
Albert Ratrigh
Harvey Langham
Indiana
Andrew
Ross Anthony
George Anthony
I Blandstarte
Clarence Henry
Thurry Wensel
Stafford
Litrary Society
Commodore
Leviteed
William Bagtey
Sim Long
Lovejoys Visit Relatives in Nanty-Glo and Nearby Towns
Mrs Dave Galdwell and daughter Margaret and Marion of Nanty-Glo visited sister Mrs Tennings Goodlin last week. Mr and Mrs flick Shaw and son Kenneth spent a few days with Shaw's sister Mrs Thave Mynon. Beulah and nth Russell were visitors at Starford Wednesday. Jacoby brothers called at Sam Huey’s Friday. Frank Mott and daughter of McGees spent Sunday with A B Goodlin. Jesse Boer and son Bernard worked as callers at Dixonville on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Galdwell
Margaret
Marion
Nanty-Glo
Tennings Goodlin
Flick Shaw
Kenneth
Mr. Shaw
Thave
Mynon
Minses Beulah
Nth Russell
Starford
Wimner
Mester Jacoby
Saim Huey
Prank Mott
Trade City Stages Planned Moves and Local Fair Notes
Fleeting notes indicate Fllnworth Naney finishes a new home and plans to settle next week in the village. Sharpeck of Covode is expected to relocate there in a few days. The Grangers’ fair yielded Wool win and Wig success in recent local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fllnworth Naney
Sharpeck
Covode
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Ohio
J. W. Wiggins
South Street
H. & C. Company
Cleveland
Harry and
Fred Jewart
Plumville
Potato Club
Detroit
Ford
Ford Weekly
Sutton - Miller Co
Joseph Nickie
Joseph Dickie
Heilwood
Merle
James McCullough
Neilwood
Ueilwood Presbyterian Church
Walter Ruch
Spruce Cemetery
Margaret Shultz
Strongstown
Mt. “Tun
Walter J Moplins
Walter J. Hopkins
White Township
William Hopking
New York State
East Wheatfield
Stey
G. W. Ringer
Armagh
Wohriam
Armagh Y Contly
Pratt
Rome
Uniontown
Cookport
D. H. Wilt
Sherman Wilt
Johimstown
Chas. Wassam and
Lovejoy
Tndiana Progress
Stockman
Pennsylvania
the Progress
Indiana, Pa
Indiana Progress Weekly
National Stockman and Farmer
Namo
Postomee
R. D
BELL
Bell System
The
Bell Telephone Company of
Pennnsylvania
F. W. Morgan
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