Convention Program Planned for Indiana County Sabbath School
The 36th Indiana County Sabbath School Association convention will be at Zion Lutheran Church in Indiana on September 19 and 20. Two days offer instruction and entertainment for all departments with speakers Dr. P. R. Hayward, Dr. Daniel Webster Kurtz, Miss Tone V. Sikes, and Rev. S. Papajian. Meals will be served in the convention church for a nominal fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention Church
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Zion Lutheran Church of Indiana
P. R. Hayward
International Council of Religious Education
Chicago
Wis
Daniel Webster Kurtz
Bethany Biblical Seminary
Ims
Warning Blast of Auto Horn Means Nothing To a Cow
Harrisburg report: Governor's Committee on Street and Highway Safety urges motorists to yield to cows on highways. The committee notes cows ignore car horns and are not in a hurry, so giving right of way can prevent injuries and possible damages. The humane motive is emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Governor’s Committee On
Bull Involves Fatal Wreck Near Shelocta
A bull wandered from Roy Fulmer farm near Shelocta on Sunday morning and rammed John Ralston of Patterson New Jersey into oncoming traffic injuring him and Byron Cochrane of Cleveland. Both drivers were treated at Indiana Hospital. The bull was fatally injured and shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Fulmer
Shelocta
John Ralston
Patterson
N. Jd
Ralston Lont
Byron Cochrane
Cleveland
Indiana Hospital
Red Wood Exhibit At Wirensburg Fair Draws Attention
A five foot ten inch diameter redwood section, eighteen feet in circumference, displayed at Daugherty Planing Mill on West Philadelphia Street attracts visitors. Cut from a fallen tree over 125 years old in California forests, the piece shows weather resistance and distinct growth rings. Loaned to Ebensburg fair managers for the 1933 Cambria County Exposition, it will return soon for visitors to see.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirensburg
Daugherty
West Philadelphia
Ebensburg
Cambria County
Prominent Bolivar Man Found Shot Dead at Home
Bolivar resident and Robinson Company store proprietor Sherman Robinson, 42, was found shot in his Bolivar home Monday night after his brother Willard and sister in law left his house. A pistol with one cartridge exploded lay nearby. Surviving relatives include two brothers and three sisters. A separate notice advertises a three act comedy Where's Grandma to be staged at Marion Center Auditorium Friday night at 8 15 by Bethel church youths with admission 15 and 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
Sherman Robinson
Robinson Company
Willard Robinson
Robinson
Williard
Harold
Philadelphia
Frank Carr
Cleveland
Robert Haire
New York
A. W. Updegraff
Ligonier
Grandma
Marion Center
Marion Center Auditorium
Bethe Lutheran Church
Mra. J. Luther Bence
J. Carlisle
Ruth Bence
Frederick
Margaret
Louise Haer
Alice Glasser
Lyle Bence
Misa Gertrude M. Heer
Bethel Church
Fall Auto Inspection Period Nears Closure in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports the compulsory motor vehicle inspection period will end September 30. The Division of Safety urges motorists to inspect now to avoid a rush at official stations, noting about one third of inspections occur in the last ten days. County Treasurer C. McLain issued 75 of the new 1933 hunting licenses at noon today under a new identity verification act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawes
Harrisburg
Division of Safety
C. McLain
Borough Council Plans Overhead Light at Philadelphia Fourth
At the September council meeting the decision was made to install an overhead traffic light at Philadelphia and Fourth Streets replacing the current four way signals in operation there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth
Philadelphia
Fourth Streets
Fall Flower and Garden Show at Indiana Hotel September 16
The fall show of the Indiana Flower and Garden Club will be held at the Indiana Hotel on Saturday afternoon and evening, September 16. Also noted is a cholera outbreak at Torrance State Hospital Farm where 49 hogs died recently, with 42 belonging to the hospital killed in the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Indiana' Flower and Garden Club
Indiana Hotel
Torrance State Hospital
Marriage Licenses Listed Across Several Towns
A list of marriage licenses issued to numerous couples across Pennsylvania towns including Heilwood Blairsville Indiana Johnstown and Detroit Michigan. Spanning Raleigh R D areas and individuals such as Stella Pluto Ernest George W Nicely Lillie H Rager and Edna M Hunt, the notice records names and residences in a local public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Drop, Jr
Heilwood
Augustine Askert Heilwood
Walter Piekarsky
Mcintire
Atina Janosik
Indiana
George Alexander, Jr
Blairsville
Ida
Williams
James H. Brett
Robinson Minnie M. Penrose
Robinson Karl J. Wachter
Pattaville
Mary J. Cam
William Smith
Robinson Mary E. Frala
Robinson Theodore Juart
Stella Pluto
Sceeescreecere
Ernest George W. Nicely
Johnstown
Helen BE. Peterman
Albert Mazolla
Altman
Catherine Aloisi
Kent Franklin R. Anderson
Homer City
Margaret H. Bushline
Indiang
Roy G. Squire
Clymer
Frances M. Walsh
Clymer Allen M. Lopez
Shelocta
Maude M. Howard
Clellen PB
Keith
Barnesboro
R.D
Mary BE. Fetterman
Frain
Robinson Lillie H. Rager
Robinson Paul A. Plotzer
Detroit
Mich
Edna M. Hunt
Rachel J. Patterson v
Eseer Belsano
Grace E. Detwiler
Hut Thomas W. Sheffler
New Alexandria
Thelma P. Carlgan
Crabtree
Real Estate Transfers Across Several Towns
Real estate transfers listed include Thomas Beard to Frances Kutch for 45 acres in W Wheatfield at 204.70 dollars and John McFarland to George Hopkins for 22 acres in Washington at 450 dollars. Other transfers cite Anna B. Lockart to Iva B. Claypool in Cherryhill for 1100 dollars, Iva B. Claypool to Elmer B. Hadden in Cherryhill for 12 dollars, H. B. Langham to M. B. Balestri for a lot in Indiana at 1 dollar, F. W. Hess to Ethel H. Irvin and John Montgomery for 1 dollar, and Carmelo Valenti to Vinceza Di Mino for a lot in Indiana at 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Beard
Frances Kutchenbrod
W. Wheatfield
John McFarland
Geo. L. Hopkins
Washington
Anna B. Lockart
Iva B. Claypool
Cherryhill
Elmer EB. Hadden
H. B. Langham
M. B. Balestrino
Indiana
F. W. Hess
Ethel H. Irvin
John Montgomery
Carmelo Valenti
Vinceza di Mino
Death of former Indiana Street Railways Co. manager
Twa C Fine, longtime resident of Indiana and former manager of the Indiana Street Railways Co., died at Nanticoke Hospital on August 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twa
Fine Tra C. Fine
Indiana Street Railways Co
Indiana
Nanticoke Hospital
Patrolman Paul Brantlinger Buried at Blairsville
Patrolman Herbert Paul Brantlinger age 27 was shot near a Bridgeville area service station while on duty. He was buried in Blairsville cemetery after funeral services at the Blairsville Methodist Episcopal church. Survived by his parents four brothers three sisters and a sister in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Paul Brantlinger
Blairsville
Methodist Episcopal Church of
J. W. Miller
Paul Weyand
Brantlinger
Melrose
Bridgeville
Pittsburgh
Harry Ulrich
Carnegie
Washington
Frank H. Brantlinger
Don F
William
Frederick
Benjamin
Sara
Margaret
Mary J. Fetzer
Buffalo
N.Y
Farewell Party for Mrs Effie Conner Hegmann
A group of about 30 Bell Telephone Co. employees, husbands, and friends gathered at the Hegmann home on South Fifth Street for a farewell party for Mrs. Effie Conner Hegmann. She leaves Friday for Wilkinsburg, where her husband Fred Hegmann works for Bell, and will reside at 912 Wallace Avenue. The gathering sent good wishes with the couple to their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone
Effie Conner Hegmann
Bell Telephone Co
Hegmann
South Fifth Street
Wallace Avenue
Mra.Heymann
Marriage of Cherry Tree Girl and Mahaffey Man Announced
Mrs. Rose Hawes of Cherry Tree announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Sara Hawes to Charles H. Anderson of Mahaffey at Lewisburg on August 19. Miss Hawes is a Bucknell graduate and Cherry Tree High teacher for two years. Mr. Anderson is a State College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hawes
Cherry Tree
Miss Sara Hawes
Charles H. Anderson
Mahaffey
Lewisburg
Miss Hawes
Bucknell University
Anderson
State College
Mme Schumann Heink Visits Indiana on Way to Cleveland
Opera star Mme Schumann Heink and her son George made a brief stop in Indiana en route to Cleveland for a week's engagement. They stayed at the Indiana Hotel and she has joined others working for the NRA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Schumann-Helnk
George
Indiana
Cleveland
Schumann-Heink Haa
NRA
Will of Susan Spencer Leaves Smicksburg Church $10,000
The will of the late Susan Spencer of Smicksburg bequeaths $10,000 to the Smicksburg Methodist Episcopal church where she was long active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smicksburg
Susan Spencer
Mrs Mary Ferguson Dies at 76 in Jacksonville Home
Mrs Mary Ferguson, aged 76, died at her Jacksonville home this morning. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ferguson
Jacksonville
Indiana Visitors and Local Family News Brevities
A long list of Indiana area social notes, visitors, new births, anniversaries, and weekend guests. Entries include Samuel R. Muman and Clarence Fyock from Clymer visiting Indiana, a daughter born to Dr. and Mrs. Jack Danks, Lois Campbell’s weekend stay with the Millers, and numerous trips by residents to and from Indiana, Blairsville, New York, and other places, with birthdays and anniversaries noted.
September Grand Jury Makes First Report
The Septem ber grand jury, led by foreman G. H. Stephens of Buffington, began indictments with true bills against Roy Muir Joseph Stephenson Peter Battistelli Orville Bee A L Yarnell and others. State Trooper John Mehallick’s murder trial was postponed to the December term. Grant Long and Stanley Danilovitch pleaded guilty to felonious entry and larceny in a separate Alverda case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Stephens
Buffington ‘Township
Wm. M. Ruddock
Roy Muir
Joseph Stephenson
Johnstown
Peter Battistelli
A. A. & B. Orville Bee
A. L. Yarnell
Buffington Township
Rev. W. M. Meadows
Blairsville
John Charley
William G. Bracken
Grant
Charles H. Hart
Henry Butterbaugh
Green Township
John Mehallick
Wilbur Vite
Glen Campbell
Grant Long
Stanley Danilovitch
Alverda
Emma Hahn
J. N. Langham
Bell resigns as emergency relief director in Indiana County
Hugh M Bell executive director of the Indiana County Emergency Relief Board has resigned to join the Civilian Conservation Corps effective today Septem ber 6 Miss Maude S Evans of Columbia county takes over as supervisor of investigators at relief headquarters succeeding Mrs Sarah RB Johnson who resigned recently
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh M. Bell
Indiana County Emergency Relief Board
Civillan Conservation Corps
Bell
United States Army
Maude S. Evans
Columbia County
Sarah RB. Johnson
Pittsburgh NA Campaign Kickoff At Court House
John A. Beattie of Pittsburgh opened a local pledge drive for 100 percent NRA enrollment with an address at the Court House on Thursday evening. He explained the Nita pledge as it applies to employer and consumer and urged that NRA symbols adorn every business and home nationwide. Indiana Boy Scout troops plan a house to house campaign for NA signers this week. Straw rating will last longer if varnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John A. Beattha
NIA
NRA
Court House
Beattie
Death Notices Flora Roser 71 Mechanicsburg
Mrs Flora Roser aged 71 died Tuesday morning at her home in Mechanicsburg born June 6 1862 daughter of Andrew and Lyda Creswell lived Brushvalley township lifelong resident active in Methodist Episcopal church which she joined in girlhood Mr Roser died two years ago Surviving: Mrs G B Mack Clyde Mrs F M Wilkingon at home Mrs George Cree Boyer Indiana Lawrence Roser at home eight grandchildren six great grandchildren two sisters Mrs Manda Moose and Mrs Anna McFeaters Brushvalley township Funeral 1:30 p.m. Friday at home led by Rev Theodore Sharp assisted by Rev Samuel Hill Greenwood Cemetery Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora (Gresawell) Roser
Mechanicsburg
Andrew
Lydal Creswell
Brushvalley Township
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roser
Theodore Sharp
Samuel Hill
Pittsburgh
Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
Thomas A Moore longtime farmer dies in Indiana Hospital
Thomas A Moore aged 63, lifelong farmer and president of the Rochester Mills section, died in Indiana Hospital after a 24 hour admission from a complication of diseases. Survived by brother W BE Moore of Ashland Oregon and sisters Mina Lowman Cleveland Ohio and Marle Oberlin Rochester Mills. Funeral at sister Marle Oberlin’s home in Rochester Mills Thursday at 2:00 PM with Rev FE C Good officiating. burial in Rochester Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Moore
Rochester Mills
Indiana Hospital
Wiliam and
Jemima (Richardson) Moore
W. BE. Moore
Ashland
Ore
Mina Lowman
Cleveland
Marle Oberlin
FE. C. Good
First Presbyterian Church
Leechburg
Obituary notices from Indiana region claim multiple deaths
Homer W. Mauk aged 36 of Indiana died in Wheeling West Virginia from a self inflicted bullet wound. Survived by wife Beatrice daughter Hazel two brothers Brice and Jay sisters Mrs Sheesley Mrs Byers Mrs Grove. Funeral at Robinson Funeral Home then Oakland cemetery. Mrs Edward ONeill 82 wife of Edward ONeill of Green township died Saturday. Daughter Vernie survived with two sons Clymer native. Burial East Union cemetery. Samuel Forde Pollock 28 of Barr Slope died Tuesday from poisoning. Survived by widow Martha three children Omudia Jimmie Robert Lee and extended family. Funeral in Dixonville Wesleyan Methodist church burial Oakland cemetery Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer W. Mauk
Harry M
Emma (Lydick) Mauk
Indiana
Wheeling
W. Va
Clymer
Lfe
Beatrice (Orr) Maul
Hazel
Brice
Jay Maul
Marion Center
Scott Byers
Howard Grove
Robinson Funeral Home
Oakland Cemetery
Edward O'Neill
Jennie Lydie O'Neill
Green Township
Taylorsville
Jacob Lydie
C. B. O'Nell
Dra O'Neill
Wandin
Thompson
East Union Church
R. M. Offutt
East Union Cemetery
Samuel Forde Pollock
Barr Slope
Tuesaday
Martha
Long) Pollock
Qmudia
Jimmie
Robert Lee
Carl
Bernard
Arthur Foltz
Dixonville
Lewia
Creekalde
Kathryn
Erald
Honolulu
Hawaii
James
Plumville
Martin Fiscus Dies at Home in Idaho County
Martin Fiscus an esteemed resident of Idaho Armstrong county died at his home early this morning Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 00 oclock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Fiscus
Idaho
Armstrong County
Motor Vehicles Take Heavy Toll in County
A fatal crash near Ernest involves a Vacuum Oil Co truck driven by Day Myers of Indiana and a small Hucksters truck driven by Horace Miller of Home Station. Victims riding the running board were David Galestine, Charles Moody, Constantino Mari, and Oswalt Barbi, all of Ernest, with two boys killed and two more seriously injured. Funeral services for Barbi and Mari were held in Ernest, Moody in Oakland cemetery. Miss Ida C Shumaker, missionary, returns home and speaks at four county Brethren churches on September 8 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat
Vacuum Oil Co
Day Myers
Indiana
Horace Miller
Home Station
Miller
Ernest
Indiana Creekside Highway
David Galesttine
Charles Stewart Moody
Constantino Mari
Barbi and
Mart
Ernest Catholic Church
St. Bernard’s
Moody Boy
Oakland Cemetery
Moody Lad
Barbi
Mari
Ida C. Shumaker
Myersdale
India
Penn Run
Restocking Of Birds In State Proceeds In Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports the State Game Commission announce about 900 wild turkeys 13 000 ringnecked pheasants and 3 000 quail released across suitable counties with further restocking planned later. Additional birds raised by sportsmen from eggs supplied by the Commission are not counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Game Commission
Sportamen
The
Game Commission
Hunters to see calendar on 1933 hunting licenses
Harrisburg reports the Department of Revenue adds a calendar to the 1933 hunters license listing legal days for hunting November. The calendar marks with X the days for specific small game on the reverse side to help hunters stay informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
Iselin student Wasil Curtieff wins Indiana County state scholarship
Wasil Curtieff of Iselin, a graduate of Elders Ridge Vocational School, won the Indiana County State Scholarship for this year. The $400 award supports a college course, with Curtio planning to enroll in the Business Education Course at Indians State Teachers College. Also noted, 7,491 dog licenses had been issued by the County Treasurer's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasil Curtieff
Iselin
Indiana County
Wasil Curtioff
Elders Ridge
Curtio
Indians State Teachers College
County Treasuryer
Oon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zion Wutheran Church
Bull
Daugherty Planing Mill
Paul B. Brantlinger
Blaira
Cherry Tree Girl
Mrs
Samuel R. Muman
Clarence Fyock
Mrnday
Jack Danks
North Sixth St
Lois Campbell
J. Bert Miller
South
Seventh Street
S. L. Fyock
Jacob J. Fyock
Blaine
Lots
Mra
Clinton Longwill
Buddy
Shreveport
JC. H. Lewis
Punxsutawney
Hadden
John McGeary
J.S. Campbell
H. W. Bennett
Strongstown
Mis. Belle O'Neal
Sumter
N. C
John A. Miller
Wayne Avenue
James Beatty
New York City
J. F. Hood
Mary and
Margaret Gray
Couth
William McEwen
Frances Lydick
Town
Indiana High School
Elizabeth Wiggins
McKeesport
Hulda McFeely
Peggy
Locust Street
Barbara Prothero
H. E. Clark
Sigle Kunkle
Kunkle
John Harris Kunkle
H. Ward Coulter
Beech ‘Bottom
Coulter
Harry A. Henderson
Warren
Henderson
Indiana For Several Years While Mr. Henderson
Progress Office
William A. Irvin
American Iron and Steel Institute
Anna Laney
Nellie Shields
Atlantic City
Ocean City
Morristown
Haddonfield
N. J
Harry Bennett
Reynett
Hubbard
George Roof
Roof
Donald Hoof
John Me
Hallick
Sewelly
Emanuel Liegey
Abraham Albert
Hugh M.bell
Cohmbla ‘County
Mrs. Johnson
George Roser
Smael Morde Pollock
Gin
Creekside
Wemttean
Atterspé
Benjamin Franklin Highway
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