Sessions of September Criminal Court Hearing Gagged
Most trials halted as defendants plea guilty amid a crowded calendar. Foreign residents face liquor charges. murder case against Louis Perlagrino and other court actions noted. Grand Jury returns 41 true bills, many against non locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Alfred From
John Williams
Mary Docs and Son
Arthur Caporta
Ada North
Monroe’ Galbreath
Walter Coadron
George Yatcis
Bruno Mykoskey
Dick Morganta
Lulu Granata
Loui Perlagrino
Tony Perlagrino
Beyer
Nsar
Supreme Court
Holm
Freeman Walker
Temperance Women Meet at Juneau Next Week
Indiana County W C T U holds its 39th convention in Juneau on Wednesday and Thursday September 20 and 21 with Mrs I M Lewis of Marshand presiding Delegates urged to bring lunch Wednesday Various sessions feature devotional and legislative programs and a Thursday session covers Sabbath Schools and education plus a medical temperance discussion Also noted is the favorable condition of Thomas Trimble after an appendectomy and local women attending the Sabbath school convention at Saltsburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Indiana County
WC. T. U
I. M. Lewis
Marshand
James Hamilton
Flora J. Mitchell
Anna Pallock
Mahoning
J. T. Stewart
Indiana
Louisa Ross
Lyle Dormire
Jane Neff
Ernest B. Lydick
R. B. Robinson
Alleghany County
W. C
Dorcas
Clarence Shields
America
Harriet Cunningham
Salisburg
J. T. Davis
Eva G. Thompson
Clyde Copeland
J. Murray Baun
Harry Baun
Win. Brickle
Harry Vandyke
Rossiter
Saltsburg
Robinson Woman Found Dead in Robinson
Aunt Susie St. Clair known as Aunt Susie, 78, widow of James St Clair, died at home in Robinson. She left four children all deceased, eight grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren surviving. Funeral services were held at the Lutheran church in Robinson conducted by Rev Buhl with interment in the Lutheran cemetery. She was a longtime member of Bolivar Methodist church and famed for hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie St. Chai
Susan St. Clair
Robinson
Med
St. Clair
Aoe
James St.,Clair
Joseph Brendlinger
Jacob
Samuel St. Clair
Susie
Bolivar’ Methodist Church
Robinson M
Ternoon
Buhl
Barn and Contents Near Armagh Burned by Lightning
A lightning strike on a Hast Wheatfield township barn owned by W. M. Fry damaged the building and nearly all contents. Helen Fry, who sheltered inside, was rendered unconscious and badly burned. revived by Dr. J. M. Grubbs after artificial respiration. Neighbors saved some wheat and the family car, but all other contents and outbuildings burned. Insurance partly covers the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Fry
Hast Wheatfield Township
Miss
Helen Fry
J. M. Grubbs
Seward
Trimble Blose School Reunion Draws Nearly Fifteen Hundred
Thousands attended the Trimble Blose school fourth reunion on the school grounds. Among former teachers present were Jennie Park from Pittsburgh with twenty of her pupils from 33 years ago and Mrs G J Reese of Hortons the oldest teacher there. Grandmother Trimble aged 87 was the oldest person on the grounds. Sarah Schrecengodt of Plumville aged 84 attended. Arcadia band played and songs were sung by students and the Willis Snale quartet. Addresses were given by J H Walker of Philadelphia A J Kinnan of Akron Ohio Mrs Reese Prof J E Weaver and Prof C A Campbell Weasley Davis and Montgomery Township teachers. Next reunion planned for the Blose school grounds in Montgomery Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble-Blose
Trimble-Blose School
Jennie ©. Park
Pittsburgh
G. J. Reese
Hortons
Trimble
Sarah Schrecengodt
Plumville
Arcadia Band
Willus Snale Quartette
J. H. Walker
Philadelphia
A. J.kinnan
Akron
Reese
J. ER
Stamps Worth 200000 Rubles Revealed In Russia Letter
A Buchman Bros letter from Russia contained eighteen stamps at 22500 rubles each totaling 405000 rubles. Prewar value implies stamps would cost 200000 dollars. Report says Russian and Austrian money is so cheap that large sums are weighed to speed counting. Coming wedding notices issued for Miss Joy Douglass and Richard KR Robinson of Harrisburg to wed September 23 at the Presbyterian church with attendants named. Nowrytown boy Roy Miller dies after hospital operation. family of Mr and Mrs Harry Miller. W. S. Miller family to move from Mr Pleasant to Indiana to work for Indiana Hardware Co. daughter of Mr and Mrs P H Trusgl of Locust Street involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Indiana
Buchman Bros
Austria
Personalities and visits mark Indiana County fair week
A long list of visitors and residents sharing the Indiana county fair week fills the page. Names include Mrs. R B Fetterman of Pitcairn visiting her mother in law Mrs Anna Fetterman, J W George of Brushy, W J Dick, Miss Dorothy Lowther en route to Beaver Falls, George Thompson and family of Vandergrift, Esther Johnston of Madora, Nan McGaughey of Chicago, Blair Peterman of Pittsburgh, and many others. The report notes travels to Cleveland, Toronto, Knoxville, and Toronto. It also covers farm yields from Homer Haskell and the Myers twins, and mentions local officials and students attending colleges and universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Fetterman
Pitcairn
Anna Fetterman
Pann Ryn
Mys
Dorothy Lowther
South Seventh Street
Beaver Falls
Beaver College
George C. Thompson
Vandergrift
Eagar Widdowson
Maron Center
New York City
Join Dodson
George
Robert Kerr
Johnstown
Chester George
Bellefonta
Esther Johnston
Madora
Smith Barr
Philadelpha Street
G. M. Neal
Watdonville
Cal
Weele and Eueste
Mary Berner
Pottsville
Myra
Frank Berner
Locust Street
O. F. Grawford
Christ Episcopal Church
Crawford
Toronto
Canada
Vacaton
D. &. Carnahan
Salina
Progress
Fred Myers
Indiana Business College
Myers
Homer Haskell
B. H. Turner
Mary Turner
Elizabeth Lyre
Altoona
Joseph W. Clements
Philadelphia
William BB. Fryer
Apollo
South Bend
Joseph Purcell
Youngstown
Indiana
Cora Culbertson
Lois Armstrong
Shelocta
Knoxville
Tenn
Ralph E. Templeton
Rahway
N. J
R. F. Templeton
Templeton
New Jersey State Reformatory
Milton Elwood
Wilkingburg
Genevieve
Hawoods
Pine Fata
Martha Hancock
M. J. Hancock
Lebanon
Pittsburgh
Niagara Falls
M. B. Stadtmiller
Ypatlanti, Mich
George Stadtmiller
P. J
Edward N. Lydick
Cherryhill Township
Lygic
R. D. Ralston
Rulston
J. I. Stadtmitler
Glassar Shoe
de Posit Bank
Sunday School Workers Gather for 26th Indiana County Convention
Smithy school workers from every county section gather at Saltsburg for the opening of the 26th annual Indiana county convention. The sermon will be by Rev. Dr. F. W. Hinitt. Delegates from all 196 schools expected, with pastors and superintendents in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisburg
Indiana
F. W. Hinitt
Presbyterian Church of
Hugh Cook
The
Sunday School Times
Philadelphia
M. Hadwin Fischer
Emma Lemen
Children’s Division Conference
John C. Sils
Diviley
Greensburg
Aupervision
Carl Rasmussen
Cc. C. Cribbs
Apollo
J. B
Real estate transfers in Indiana County most recently recorded
Deeds recorded across Indiana County include I M Alter transferring a Blairsville lot for 7000 dollars to Frank Steffy and H A Snyder acquiring 10 acres coal lands in Young for 12000 dollars. Other transfers cover 10 acres coal in Young for 10000 dollars to John M Hart by Harry A Snyder, 24 acres East Wheatfield for 2350 to C B Sloughty, and 34 acres Brushvalley for 660 to John Adaing. Multiple other deeds list names, wards, towns, and sale prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
I. M. Alter
Frank Steffy
Blairsville
M. H. Brown
H. A. Snyder
Young
John M. Hart
Harry A. Snyder
Wm. H. Clark
C. B. Sloughty
East Wheatfield
Taylor Deurmy
John Adaing
Brushvalley
B. B. Campbell
Robert Marcus
First Ward
Indiana
M. Heckman
G. KF. Marunktin
Third Ward
Joseph Cacciatore
Indiea
W. RR
King
Albert Coy
White
Frank Redding
M. H. Redding
He. &. Buterbaugh
Montgomery
Sarah E. Duncan
George Walach
Joln Centar
Albert P. Roberts
Mary Walach
Center
H. EB. Langham
BE. A. Barker
Wirst Ward
Marie H Livingston
Zotlie B. Richards
Blairsvile
Agnes Taylor
W.I. Garnahan
Bila M. Ansley
Harry B. Tatkellart
Rayne
Campbell
L. Delos Campbell
Harry W. Dunmlye
George Sounowski
Conemaugh
Samuel Miller
Mabel &. Parley
Armstrong
J. £. Walheck
Danial E. Jack
Brushyalley
Martha J. Huffman
David M. Smith
Hazel M. McMichael
Clara R. WhHson
R. C. Stewart
Frank White
Canoe
Whip-Poor-Will Gambles as Charming Hillside Home
Whip-Poor-Will near Indiana is the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hillsiger and son Lawrece, designed as a quaint rustic bungalow with modern comforts. The article notes hospitality, spring water, and local visitors, plus a health update on Wilmer Stewart recovering from surgery at Indiana hospital. It also lists local market prices for butter and eggs and mentions visitors, missionaries, and residents associated with Indiana and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
John B. Hillsiger
Lawrece
Wayne Avenue
Winners in Poland Crina He eh Contest at County Fair
Poland China pig judging at the county fair drew crowd attention for 17 entrants including Sam Rugh Jr and Merle Fleming. Awards based on daily gain and merit, with Sam Rugh Jr taking first and Merle Fleming second. Barrow class winners named Fulton Slupgon and Ray Simpson. Cookport and Wilgus Pig Clubs plan exhibits and shows with Dr. Hager officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
CRINA
Sam Rugh
Moevle Mleming
Fair Association
Plac Ing
Flrat
Siin Ragh
Merle Fléming
Indiana
R. PD
Dorothy Ragh
Brishvallay
Harold Williams
Harry Sehurt
Home
Sant Edward Stumpf
R. D
Thomas Date Plaming
Clarence Malcolm
Diana
Dora McCracken
Lawrence McCurdy
Indiiana
John Thomas
Gordon McCracken
Robert Cunningham
Arthur W. Thomias
Darhl McCreight
Barrow
Pirst
Pulton Slupgon
Ray Simpson
Fulton Simpson
Sam Rugh, Jr
Cookport Pig Club
Cookport Fair
Wilgus Pig Club
Hagener
Death of Wrank M Kimmell Shaleta merchant and farmer
Wrank M Kimmell 38 well known in Shaleta died Saturday morning at Indiana hospital after an appendicitis operation. Peritonitis developed and weakened his condition. Born near Sholocta, he ran a store in Shelacta, farmed, and traded livestock. Survived by wife Lenore Henry of Apollo, parents, a brother Mary O Kimmell Shelacta and sister Mrs John W Warner. Funeral Monday at Church of the Brethren Plum Creek with Rev William Irvin, interment Elderton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrank M Kimmell
Shaleta
Indiana Hospital
Decensed
Sholocta
Samuel Kimmel
Keeton
Shelacta
Lenore Henry
Apollo
Khamell
Slater
John W. Warner
Town
Church of the Brethren of
Plum Creek
William Irvin
Elderton
Obituary notices out of South Mahoning township area
Miss Lydia Kirkpatrick aged 82 of Plumyilia died September 2 at sister in law Amanda Kirkpatrick home after general debility. She was daughter of Moses and Sara Kirkpatrick pioneer residents of South Mahoning township born near death place. Funeral September 4 at Plainville United Presbyterian Church. Porter McGlarren aged 83 of Blacklick township Civil War veteran died at home Wednesday. Survived by wife daughter and son in Blacklick township. Funeral at home then interment in Hopewell church cemetery. William J Williams of Banks township aged 56 died September 1 after lingering illness. Survived by wife son two daughters five grandchildren two brothers and four sisters. Funeral at home then burial in Urey cemetery. W. Kennedy of Brushvalley township native who died recently at Blackwell Oklahoma. Left county in 1863 for Winfield Kansas later resided elsewhere. Survived by wife, three sons, a daughter, and four brothers J P Kennedy of Beaver Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Re. Kirkpatetele
Lydia BE. Kirkpatrick
Plumyilia
Amanda Kirkpatrick
Mopes
Sara Kirkpatrick
South Mahoning Township
Ue Plainvills
Porter McGhierren Porter McClarren
Blackick Township
James McGlarron
Pearl Aultman
Blacklick Township
Hopewell Church
William
Williams William
Williams
Banks Township
Curt HH. Williams
Aaron Furmery
Hoy
Magley
Gipsy
Urey
Kennedy W. J. Kennedy
Blackwell
Okla
Brushvalley Township
Winfield
Kans
William Young
Town
J. P. Kennedy
Beaver Falls
Green Township Fair at Coolport Sept 21 23 draws crowds
Week plans for the fifth annual Green Township Fair detail premiums for schoolchildren and residents, floats in a five class parade, and banners for top displays. Attendance at the county fair dipped due to dry weather and high heat, with 6 000 to 8 000 fewer visitors than last year. Engagements and concessions offset some losses as grandstand crowds stayed strong on peak days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookport
Archech Kale
County
Coolport
Green Township Community Association
Green Township
Cogkport
Indiana Boy Wins Studebaker Prize
H. S. Falls of town owns a Studebaker car won in the Indiana Post weekly voting contest conducted during July. Judges announced the winner Friday evening before a large crowd. Proceeds from the contest and refreshment stand will help outfit the new American Legion Headquarters in Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
H. S. Falls
Indiana Post
Pioneer Music House Opens Festival in Tuc
Pioneer Music House in Tuc will hold an opening and music festival at improved quarters on Wesday evening at 7 O clock. Ten prominent artists from Pittsburgh and Jodiang will render a pleasing program. Mrs George Rosengran and her son Billy departed last week for Oklahoma City to visit her parents for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Music House
Tuc
Pittsburgh
Jodiang
George Rosengran
Billy
Oklahoma City
Okla
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Department ‘of Agriculture
Lancaster County
Cameron County
Harry L. Wissinger
Newrytown
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Plumvills
Arthur Weaver
Charles Brink
Alex Thompson
R. J. Porter
M. D. Holmes
Porter
Bell Telephone Co
West Virginia
Bruce Wagner
Fred Herlinger
Clarence Gessler
William Gessler
Robert George
Charles Penn
Chas Ewing
George Dias
Archy Palmer, Jr
Capon River
Country Club
Bridgeman
Silas C. Streame
C. Melior Co
Edward Morris
School Street
Mra
A. M. Houser
Stanley Q. Elkin
Little
Betty Jane McGeary
John B. McGeary
Leechburg
McGeary
Jeannie Lowman
South Wleventh Street
Douglass Studio
Philadelphia Street
Temperance
Himer
White Township
Thomas ‘Trimble
Iudiana Hospital
Armagh
Nowrytown
Roy Miller
Harry Miller
Scihool
Wilmer Stewart
Troutman Company
Frank Kinter
Cudahey
Will
Mia
J. W. Delaven
Atwood
BE. M. Wherry
Meinnad
India
William St. Clair
North Ninth Street
William McFarland Bell
Myell
Jacksonville
Joe C. McCracken
W. A. Nesbitt
Warcutton
Elizabeth Stonebraker Varclay
Wash
Barclay
Wrank M
Kimmel
Win
Penn Grange Hall
Armigh
Joh W. Warner
Indiana Boy
Studebaker
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