Man on Trial Second Time for Murder
Foreigner charged with crime has been prisoner for long period. Jury failed to agree at former trial. Mike Jangioppo is on trial for murder of Freeman Walker during the Edin miners strike of January 23, 1922. Trial underway after delays. another murder case to be heard. Alfred Brown pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle under the influence. Grand jury returned 12 true bills, ignored five indictments. William Rosborough charged with running over Ruth Lowther at Clarksburg on August 8 last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pormer
Mike Jangioppo
Jangloppo
Freeman Walker
Edin
Fie
Joe Park
Heilwood
Mary Bruno
Pine Township
Alfred Brown
William Rosborough
Little Ruth Lowther
Clarksburg
Local properties transferred to normal school
Deeds recorded in the last week show state purchases of four properties in the Third ward Indiana for the Indiana Normal School faculty residences. Additional deeds list transfers: Catherine A Adams to Ford Fischer. J B Calhoun to Postlewait. C F McJunkin to Campbell. W Read to Clark Myers. G E Shaffer to H & O Motor Sales Co.. D W Simpson to W D Parks. Jennie L Walker to F Joseph. W M Buterbaughs guardian to George Hall. Auntie M Byers to Ivan Layton. Frank H Learn to Roscoe Wshwee. Mame Engle to F A Wyatt. Charles E Rink to Jennie Walker. H H Riddell to Lows Fritz. Freeman Wilkinson to John Brentazer. George H Conway to Louis Krevel. John H McMeans to Wm Freed. James M Pattison to Elias David. Frank Mack to B K Roof. Robert T Morganto E F Charel Jo. H K Roof to Frank Mack. Cyrus A Buchanan to Cora G McHenry. Melvin C Colbitt to Holson Pierce. M Edith Steving to Nettie J Millers. Boyd F Ake to Harry Morris. A B Askins to Frank Heghers. Charles Seraain to B Forni. several others listed with various lot and acreage transfers in Blairsville, Creekside, Center, White, Second and Third wards Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
Indiana
Indiana Normal School
J. F. Hood
Herbert M. Brown
Neal A. A
G. J. Kunkle
Catherine A. Adams
Ford Fisher
Toton Blairaville
Calhoun
Postlewait
Creekside
C.F. McJunkin
Dean A. Campbell
Clark L. Myers
Wirst Ward
G. E. Shaffer
George HB. Edwards
H. & O. Motor Sales Co
Plumville
D. W. Simpson
W. D. Parks
First Ward
Jennie L. Walker
F. Joseph Uelig
White
Ww. M. Buterbaugh
George W. Hall
Green
Auntie M. Byers
Ivane
John Brentazer
Blairsville
George H. Conway
Louis Krevel
Pine
John H. McMeans
E. Freed
Blacktick
James M. Pattison
Elias E. da
Conemaugh
Prank Mack
Center
Robert T. Morgan
E.’F. Charel
Clymer
H. K. Roof
Frank.Mack
Cyrus A. Buchanan
Cora G. Mc Henry
Melvin C. Colbitt
Holson Pierce
Second Ward
M. Edith Steving
Nettie J. Millers
Boyd F. Ake
Harry Morris
A. B. Askins
Frank Heghers
Charles Seraain
B. Forni
Fatal auto accident at the fair claims nine year old
A Clymer lad, Albert Wayne Dixon, nine, died in Indiana hospital after being struck by a car near the fair grounds entrance. The wheel passed over his stomach causing internal injuries. Survived by parents, two sisters and a brother. Funeral at the Dixon home with Rev. Long officiating. interment at Sample Run cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Albert Wayne
Alex Dixon
Indiana Hospital
Fair Grounds
Dixon Home
Rev. Long
Clymer Presbyterian Church
Sample Run
Weddings of a Week Highlight Brushvalley Marriages
Brushvalley couples Miller and Swearingen wed at Brushvalley Methodist church with Rev. Samuel Ford officiating, then depart for a wedding trip to Harrisburg and Washington. The couple plans to reside on the Miller farm. they are active educators in the county. Spence and Johnston wed in Indiana. Kephart and Bowers marry in Cherryhill. Fairman and Cramer wed at New Kensington. Adams and Sebring marry in Indiana. other notices list numerous marriages with names and locations across Blairsville, Spangler, Knox, and surrounding areas.ြ
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller- Ingen
Harl’g. Miller
Daniel Miller
Mary “Ella Swearingen
Charles Swearingen
Brushvalley Township
Brushvalley Methodist Episcopal Church
Samuel Ford
Harrisburg
Washington, D. C
Miller Farm
W. Bryce Myers
J. C. Myers
Lillian H. Adams
Robert Adams
Pine Township
Penn Run
Clarence Burnette
Barnette
Six Young Women Graduate From Teacher Training Class
A Bethel Union church ceremony Friday at 7:30 within the Willing Workers Teacher Training program will honor six graduates. Josephine Bence, Gertrude Haer, Mildred Haer, Mabel Lowman, Wava Ober, and Margaret Ober receive diplomas, with a program including hymns, an invocation, a pageant, and an address by Rev. J. Baker of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Father
Bethel Union Church
Josephine Aleen Bonce
Gertrude Magdalene Haer
Mildred Elizabeth Haer
Mabel Lownan
Wava May Ober
Margaret Olene Ober
Tubher Siler
Mildred Haer
Olene Ober
Josephine Bence
Gertrude Haer
Wava Ober
Mabel Lowman
J. Baker
Indiana
Luther Slifer
McHenry
Prominent Woman Guest Of Indiana People
Mrs Mary Work Hogg a former Indiana Normal alumna and Egypt missionary visited with her daughter Miss Winifred Hogg of Manchester England at Miss Jane Weonard’s at the Normal school. Mrs Hogg, now on the faculty of a Manchester college, came with her daughter after residence in western states and is to teach English in New York state. Ruth Work, sister to Mrs Hogg, previously engaged in Egyptian missions, is recovering from an appendectomy at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Work Hogg
J. N. Langham
North Ninth Street
Mary Work Dogg
Winifred Hogg
Manchester
England
Jane
Weonard
Hoge
Josiah Work
Rochester Mills
Indiana, Normal
Egypt
Hogg
Ruth Work
Red Cross appeals for aid to stricken Japan and county quota
Local Red Cross solicits support for Japan disaster relief with a nationwide goal of five million dollars led by President Coolidge. Indiana County fixed at twelve thousand five hundred dollars. county fair contributions reported at five hundred dollars as communities strive to meet the quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Japan
Indiana
United States
Coolidge
American National Red Cross
San Francisco
Indiana County
Sooth Ninth Street
PERSONAL BREVITIES AND INDIANA VISITORS
Mrs. R. B W. Getty and daughter visit Indiana friends. Miss Helen Cameron visits Tyrone relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shank visit Niagara Falls. Mrs. Himeroe Sonrath and son visit from Cuba. Mrs. Charles Russell and daughters from Montreal visit Indiana. Apollo locals and former residents appear at fair and in town. Numerous trips, enrollments as Progress subscribers, births, and motor journeys noted. Community figures, visitors, and local engagements recur through the week. Trout Run market updates eggs at 33 cents and butter at 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B W. Getty
Vandergrift
Indiana
Helen Cameron
Wayna Avenue
Tyrone
Henry Shank
Stafford
Niagara Falls
Himeroe Sonrath
Robert
Cuba
Charles Russell
Daughtrs
Montreal
Canada
Oral Good
Falls Creek
Thie County
Apollo
Gailey
Iders Ridge
J. A. Nichol
Coatonville
Frank Neff
Salt Bol Street
State Ae
Laura Geas
Stony Point School
South Bend Township
Armstrong County
B. Loughry
Near Davis
Wallé
Vernie Agey
Philadelphia
A. B. Coktebaugh
Frank. Trotter
Pittsburgh
William Uber
Town
Clark Uber
White Township
West Virginia
Newton Long
Clymer
A. R. Kinter
Ruth
Rayne Township
Kinter
W. Nial Rock
Charles Bennett
Rock and Bennett
M. i. Goodnight
Akron
Goodnight
Mary Smith
Near Pann Run
Bell Sprankle
New York City
Harry Cable
Thomas Sprankle
Decker
J. Burt Russell
Detroit
Mich
Madison
J. 8. Russell
Todd Bell
J. T. Bell
Chester Long
Thelma
Vera
Charles H. Faust
Gettysburg
Shenandoah Cavern
Margaret Evelyn Walton
Dawsonville
Jennie Hart
West Lebanon
Hart
Jenkins, Ky
John Beatty
Beulah Liggett
Chestut Street
Wesk
Ohio Northern University
William N. Liggett
Water Brandon
Chester
Douglass
Newark
Brandon
H.M. Brandon
Enzer
Pennsylvania Station
Manuel Russell
Gassaway
W. Va
Russell
Joseph Russell
Quinter Sussell
Courtport
Harrisburg
Cumberland
Gate receipts at Paton fair beat last year despite rain
Despite heavy rain last week the county fair posted higher gate receipts than the previous year. Thursday receipts exceeded last year by about a thousand dollars and Friday was twenty five dollars higher than in 1922. Rain on Wednesday and Thursday kept crowds away and Saturday’s deluge led to cancellations. Concession sales reached near last year’s total, with 96 eating stands active on the grounds. Upgrades planned include a new concrete grandstand, removal of west side horse stables, more exhibition and race facilities, and a five acre add-on for parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville Road
Sixth Annual Green Township Fair at Conkport
The sixth annual Green Township fair will run Thursday to Saturday at Conkport, September 13 to 16, with two free night shows, a moving picture attraction, and a program of music and readings by a six person troupe. Cash prizes of fifty dollars will be awarded to school children for athletics, and admission is 25 cents with Green township students admitted free by day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gcookport
Green Township
Conkport
Indiana
Cambria
Smicksburg Visitors Mention Local Movements
Smicksburg and Punxsutawney residents appear in a flurry of visits and arrivals as Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Learn shop in Punxsutawney while Murray Crissman of Pittsburg visits his mother Mrs. Mary Crissman. Harold Dunbar of Pittsburgh visits Lis Jugther, Mrs. Ada Gahagan. Roy Stitder, employed at Kittanning, visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas Stieler, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drone plus Mig.yle Stiteler of New Bethlehem visit Mr. and Mrs. Robert McBrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Learn
Punxsutawney
Murray Crissman
Pittsburg
Mary Crissman
Harold Dunbar
Pittsburgh
Lis Jugther
Ada Gahagan
Roy Stitder
Kittanning
Chas, Stieler
Henry Drone
Mig.yle Stiteler
New Bethwhen
Robert McBrier
Deaths in Indiana County and Vandergrift Lutheran links
James W. Shaeffer, longtime Lutheran minister in Homer City and Vandergrift, dies at home after two years of declining health. Survived by his children including Clyde W. Shaeffer of Boston and Ruth M. Shaeffer of Vandergrift, with funeral at First Lutheran church in Vandergrift and burial in Greenwood cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of William F. Grosse of Indiana, Jacob W. Bence of Rayne Township, and Sara Loring, plus obituaries for Mrs. Mary Luella Dilts and Mrs. Kila Cribbs with funeral details and surviving relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Vandercrift
Clyde W. Shaeffer
Boston
Thomas-. Shaeffer
Melvin ¥. Will
Washington, D. C
Harry A. Shaeffer
Pittsburgh
George Wedderburn
Vandergrift
Ruth M
John G. Shaeffer
First Lutheran
Greenwood Cemetery
Wiliam F. Grosse
Indiana
Waat Oak Street
Berlin
Germany
New York
New Jersey
Fred Grosse
Anderprift
Eva Nashbitt
Crafton
Ida Smith
Redlands
Cal
Mary Parsons
Gorn V. Moora
Berwyn
Tls
Edmund F. Grosse
G. Meade Marshall
Chicago
Elinor J. Grosse
New York City
Robert S. Grouse
Town
Rev. Merrick
The
Christian Church
Oakland Cemetery
GA. R. Post
Jacob W. Bence
Jacob F. Bence
Rayne Township
Dixonyle
Tie
Emma Lydie Benee
Onagon
EH. D. Benes
Maury Boucher
Bongerdale
Maria Lightcap
East Mahoning Township
James Bence
Marion Center
John D. Benee
Bethel Lutheran Church
L. W. Slifer
Sara Loring
Walter Loring
North Quilstead
Indiana Hospital
Mr. Laoring
This County
W. C. Grawford
Honor City
Roy
Florence
W. C. Crawford
Kunkla Avenue
Charles Dilts
Mary Luella Dilts
Bright
Walter Presbyterian Church
Charle Dilts
William
James
Irene
William Stiver
Leroy
Califournia
Len
Punxautawney
Ray
Gleveland
Leonard
George Airgood
Locust
Samuel Motturn
Marchand
Shields and
Steeley
Marchand Cemetery
Sabbath School Workers Convene in Indiana County
Indiana County hosts the twenty sixth convention of the Sabbath School Association September 20 21 with representation from all thirteen districts. Leaders Loew Elnte and others speak as sessions run 10 am start Thursday through Friday evening with sermons addresses and divisional instruction. Mentions include Dr F W Hintt Rev Chas C Cribbs Walter Myers John Q Anderson and Miss Nellie Miller among others with programs for children young people and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Sabbeth School
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Ptay
Trst
F. W. Hinttt
Rinn
County Association
Walter Ee Myers
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Ray. Carroll, Bailey
York
Chas. C. Cribbs
Apollo
Crivba
Victor Roland
Butler
Roland
J. d
Juck
Young People’s Division
Walter H. Jackson
Esther Williams
Pennsylvania
John Q. Anderson
Walter BE. Myers
Convention
Harry Earhart
Victor Rolland
Nellie Miller
Isaac
Headland
Alliance
Ohio
Heniland
John Knox McClurkin
Pittsburgh
Margaret L. String
Fort Waynes
Ind
Dickason
Mrs Ina Clarkins and Ira Jr Visit Blairsville Relatives
Mrs Ina Clarkins and her son Ira Jr of Pitcairn spent the weekend visiting relatives including Mrs A C Fisher. Miss Edith Coursin is visiting relatives in Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Clarkins
Ira, Jr
Pitcairn
A. C. Fisher
Edith Coursin
Blairsville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edri
Normal School
Blacklick
George Burns
Rugh Station
J. C. Pinkerton
First United Presbyterians
First United Presbyterian Church of Indiana
J. A. Lawrence
Second United Presbyterian Church
R. B. McClure
Thomas Mistrotti
East Washington Street
Indiana and
White ‘Township
Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women
Malta Temple
Margaret Fiscus
West Church Street
Progress Office
William Pierce
Clark Dickey
J. Willis Wilson
Charles Penn
Spence-Johnston
Russell K. Spence
Gladys E. Johnston
James A. Lawrence
Second United Presbyterian Ahunsh
Kephart-Bowers
Filmer Kephart
Goldie M. Bowers
Cherryhill Township
Johnston Moorhead
Adams Sebring
Frank Adams
Tichie Sebring
Bolivar
Paul D. Sharretts
John D. Watkins
Margaret Pennington
Frank Adame
Tillie Sebring
David B. Quick
Elizabeth A
Free
Tunnelton
Indiana -Indiana
James B, Deringer
Spangler
Elizabeth Wills
Barnesboro
Walter Pairman
Nordhcbelle K
Cra
Kensington
Russell C. Boence
Washington Two
Lillie H. Adams
Arthur J. Bell
Lillian F. Hill
G. Miller
Mary HW. Swearingen
J. Edward Stiver
Hannah &. Gallagher
Young
Otto My Smith
Junean Zola
D.’ Gaston
Ridge
Charles H. Felton
Caroline M. Davis
Merchants’ Auxiliary
Chamber of Commerce
Murray Butterbaugh
Dickinson Law School
Carlisle
Gordon Literary Society
Nora Clawson
Margaret McCrea
Irma McCune
Wm. Gillingham
Clair Smith
Mack
A. Ackerson
W. P. McGrea
Irene Vanderhoof
Parry McIntire
W. P. McCrea
John McIntire
A. B. Milesell
John Lydie
Clair
Luella Smith
Victrola
Anna George
Viola Gibson
Anna Neal
Fae McQuown
Mabel Gibson
Mabel Milesell
Mary Mikewell
Alexander
Smith
J. M. Reed
Wm. Armstrong
Marie Shields
Mrs. Strong
Frank McCrea
Ruth Altman
Helen Landfair
Joseph Mack
S. A. Ackerson
John McGrea
Lara Phael
John P. Kennedy
Beaver Tatts
Grushvalley
Troutwan Company
Hutter
J. W. Shaeher
Patr
Oren Township
Smicksburg
William EF. Grosse
Hara
Kil Cribbs
Kila Cribbs
Armour Cribbs
Clarkburg
Justice of the Peace
T. &. Marshall
Loew, Elnte
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