Murder Trial Opens in Commonwealth Court Delays and Deliberations
The criminal session opened with Judge Telford presiding as jurors were seated for voir dire. Carmene Renzo faces murder charges in the shooting death of his sweetheart Marianna Barra at a Creekside home, with testimony from the girl’s mother describing the July tragedy as foreigners and interpreters fill the courtroom.
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Telford
The
Commonwealth
John Cochran
D. M. Henry
Frane
Joseph Russell
Blairsville
Gyer
Fter Miner
Carmene Renzo
Marianna Barra
Creekside
Camene Renzo
Renzo
Janna
Charles Blum
Huntingdon Reformatory
Brewer
Community Readers Praise Weekly Visits Across Counties
Local callers and visitors from many towns thank the newspaper for its regular home deliveries. The note lists numerous readers from Peters, Georgeville, Vandergrift, Saltsburg, Pittsburgh, Wilkinsburg, Blairsville, Smicksburg, Platersville, Latrobe and others expressing appreciation for the paper’s weekly presence in their homes.
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PrinGress
Progress
Peter Freeh
Georgevillay
de J. Barelay
George A. Lear
Gearhart
Vandergrift
Peter Sickenberger
Mitchells Mills
Andrew McCreery
Tinnelton
M. Keely
Saltsburg
M. F. Johnston
Grant
Tra Windley
Turtle Creek
H. Keely
Livermore
J. i. Hammers
Pittsburg
Hester Rowe
Longmont
Dalyd
C. Conner
Thomas
W. Way Sherman Shank
Sample Run
J. EB. Methurston
Blairsville
GC. M. Lowman
Wilkinsburg
Andrew Cresswell
Nolo
James Grow
Johinstown
Harvey Pisiin
Grant Bed
Williams
Pine
Platersville
Col
J. W. Howeath
A. B. Leary
Pitsburg
Henry Wagner
Expedit
SL. Wiggins
McKeesport
W. 8. Brown
Windber
John Millen
Shebeta
Archie Brown
Willet
C. M. Stear
William Cover
AL. Wimer
Robert Rusgsell
R. W
New Charges for Mind Appointments at Ministers
The Evangelical association announced ministerial appointments for the coming year during the Sunday session in Johns town. The Blairsville mission will be supplied. Presiding elders D P J Lavan and W H McLaughlin lead the district with listed appointees including James G Clark Indiana J J Carmany Marchand WN Boyer Brash valley Rev Headlock Westover M H Shannon W Houpt Mechanicsburg L E B Baim gardner Armstrong quarter conference and H H Frost Marchand C W Harting Newry Mars T B Hauvermale D B Gates Glen Campbell.
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United Evangelical Conference
Hell
Johnstown
James G. Clark
Indiana
J. J. Carmany
Marchand
WN. F. Boyer
Brashvalley
Rev. Headlock
Westover
M. H. Shannon
W. Houpt
Mechanicsburg
W.h.cramer
Marehand
L. EB. Baimgardner
Armstrong
Blairsville
D. P. J. Lavan
Evangelical Association
T. B. Hauvermale
D. B. Gates
Glen Campbell
C. W. Harting
Newry
Mars
H. H. Frost
W. H. McLaughlin
Farmhouse Robberies Alarm Rural County
Four farmhouses were robbed in West Wheatfield township. Robert D. Mack lost a gold watch and other items as thieves looted the Mack home. Similar raids targeted Samuel Cling, J. Walbach, and Andrew Penrose, with butter and provisions stolen. Health complaints rise over unsanitary school and tenant housing conditions. A work accident injures Joseph Mite at the ladle works. A matinee club race event is planned for Saturday at the fair grounds with free admission.
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Allev
West Wheatfeld
Robert D. Mack
West Wheatfield
Mr. Mack
Mack
Samuel Cling
Dosept
J. Walbach
Andrew Penrose
Three Indiana Butchers Charged With Adulterated Sausages
Three Indiana butchers and a Blairsville meat dealer face informations filed by Special Agent W A Hutchison for the State Agricultural Department alleging adulteration of sausages. The charges claim boracic acid was used to color or preserve the meat, with cases before Squire James A Crossman. Names are withheld since most products were not locally made, bought from city wholesalers except one exception.
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W. A. Hutchison
State Agricultural Department
Dairy and Food, Commissions
Indiana
Blairsville
Squire James A. Crossman
School Bells Ring Again at Indiana Public Schools
Indiana public schools opened with 700 to 800 pupils, the largest attendance in history. Over 80 students are in the senior class, with extra desks and blackboards added to the Landis building third floor for about 60 pupils under Mrs Nina Loughry. Prof Janes Chapman leads the seniors and Prof Brown oversees the juniors. A county fair day saw three couples marry, Stump Piper, Henry Henry, Hancock Aitenhouse. Reverend K P Foresman resigns to join Manor Memorial Crooked Greek circuit. Dr Pete Ke Brazier travels to Philadelphia to coach at Medico-Chirurgical College for two weeks. Harkey of Latrobe to play there. Delos Hetrick and son, George, J G Fleming, William Wilson Jr, Mens Nelle, and Jacob Bowman camp at South Bend. Miss Mabel Stuchell hosts a thirty-one party at her Salisbury home with a cut glass and silver shower.
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Indiana Public Schools
Landis
Nina Loughry
Janes Chapman
Brown
Delos Hetrick
George
J. G. Fleming
William Wilson, Jr
Church Streets
Mens Nelle
Chestnut Street
Jacob Bowman
Butler
South Bend
Cramp
Rechant Dates Mur deric Moore Dies at 80 in Philadelphia
Frederic Moore aged 80 longtime St Bernard’s parish member died at sister in law Mrs Henry Moore east Philadelphia Street after a period of failing health. Born in Stuttgart Germany 1826 he came to this county later and ran a marble cutting business until recently unmarried noted for public interest knowledge and historical reading. Burial by Father McNelis followed at St Bernard’s graveyard. James Hunter a East Mahoning Township resident died at home near Marion Center born Westmoreland County December 27 1818 moved to the county years ago worked as a blacksmith and latter had poor health wife predeceased him. surviving children David Wilkinsburg Kinley near Marion Center John Edgewood and Mrs W R Smyers Allegheny. Funeral by Rev E P Yoresman at Marion Center Presbyterian Church with interment there.
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Henry Moore
Went
Hagland
Germany
Stev
Father McNelis
St. Bernard's Graveyard
Hams Hunter James Hunter
East Mrhoning Township
Marion Center
Westmoreland County
Ile
David
Wilkinsburg
Kinley
John
Edgewood
W. R.smyers
Allegheny
Presbyterian Educeh
E. P. Yoresman
Martha Ginson
Martha Gibson
Penn Run
Obituary notices from Penn Run and nearby towns
Obituaries list Mrs Martha Gibson of Penn Run aged 70 with six children and funeral held in Penn Run. Other deaths include Miss Sarah Dane Dushane 84 at Bolivar, James Fleming 40s in Penn Run, Mrs Joseph Donahue 76 near Rochester Mills, Mrs Michael Hollobaugh formerly of this town in Edgewood, Elsie Tomis 2 in Grace town, John Ranson 76 of Blairsville, Mrs Owen Jones 8 died Blairsville, several infant deaths in Hivnsville and ClaSau, and a Blystone reunion held at near Willet with attendees from Gil City Apollo and Blairsville.
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Joseph Donahue
Rochester Mills
Blystones
Titun Blystone
Willet
Saturlay
W. B. Couch
Gil City
James Larimer
Witherding
Maury Blystone
Apollo
John Shetler
Blairsville
A Well Equipped Plant Delights Visitors at West Water Street
A detailed tour highlights a newly opened meat packing plant on West Water Street featuring a modern cold storage department, slaughter, curing, and sausage rooms, with butter and egg cold storage, power generation, lighting, and an extensive railway siding. The facility aims to become a major local industry, employing many residents and supplying provisions to nearby towns and hotels.
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Patina Eivision Company
Mieseny
Maby Cron
Wouny Saat
Nin Cortribute
Didi
West Water Street
Pheoughont
Indiana
Cnt
ATL Chements
Mie
Lowal
Neaarby Toys
de Laval
General Electric Company
Big Crowds at the Fair Amid Panes and Races
Crowds flocked to the county fair as trials, exhibitions, and races drew attention. Special displays on railroads highlighted the region and local counties, while horses dominated the racing program with notable wins by Allie Moore and Kapalna.
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Tinorense
Agin Fiviana
Liponieelst
Waite
Ebnissia Giekets
Tharsevy
Ehae
Anc
Mieuseioy
Vadermevith
Apotto
Indiana
Belle Mu
Homer Dartlehwaghy
Tol Scott
A. ML Stewart
Lotae
Rae
Old PennsylvanIa Canal Boatmen’s Reunion Program
The 20th annual Old PennsylvanIa Canal Boatmen’s Association reunion will be held in Blairsville tomorrow. The program includes opening by the president, a prayer by Rev Purshing, roll call, welcome by H. W. Stovey, response by Ded and Nemedy, reading of minutes, letters of regret, various reports, committees on inviting and elections, dinner, and reminiscences with a query on where to meet next.
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Old Pennsylvania Canal Boatmen’s Association
Blairsville
Biairaville M. B
Oligers
H. W. Stovey
Hsg
Johnstown
Ded
Nemedy
Pittsburg
Jons Puren
Sun Aulive
Armagio Deaths and Local Notices Highlight Community Event
A chaotic OCR tale reports the death of a young girl from heart trouble amid a week of local rites. It notes a pastor father, pastorates, and several weddings and business changes. The piece mentions Nesta family ties, a North Seventh address, and a new Electric Supply Company stake.
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Jamies
Fawn
Jusse de Lytle
Tesuildsville
Laoye
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Mays Menriy
Tias
J. Wilse Thompson
Pigtog
Joseph Mite
Matine Club
Squire Crossman, Seryant of
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Philip Stump
Mary BP. Piper
Robinsons Nisworth Henry
Brushvalley Township
Killen B. Henry
Cherryhill Township
Joseph Hancock
Parkewook
Hannah Aitenhouse
K.P. Foresman
Presbyterian Church
Manor Memorial
Crooked Greek
Pool City
Pete Ke Brazier
Latrobe
Mabel Stuchell
Saltsbury
Sarah Dane Dushane
Frank McDowell
Bolivar
Maneral Hergis
W. B. Bergen Rand
Bolivare
James Pleming
James Fleming
Mis. Bugharl Hollobaugh
Michael Hollobaugh
Elsie Toms, Fisie
Don Tobis
Graceston
Homer City
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John Ranson
Owen Jones
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Hlnivsville
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Young Township
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Liege
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Sittington Township
LL O'Eloeds
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Rev. Brecker
Orolands
Ohio
Peddicord
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Ciruensburg
Olive G. Millar
New Alexandria
Methodist Church
Mearsery
George 8. Holmes
Stew Amici Johnston
Murray Steward
Chanbersville
Wid
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Pun Naitaweney
Wadnesley
Day Brownlew
Chitgoed Street
Stevi Acegou
Osestiver
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Barnett
Pastidian
Suorod
Lueuer Street
Avothin
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Philadelphia Street
Ja Oe Baru
Delin A. Findley
Towin
Pindley
Lndiana Woolen Mills Company
Sao
Agstine
Indiana Provision Company
Wate Eet Ron
Eliilantieees Ak PLC
Colt
A. AL
Silv Conameneh
Krank Books
Bas Minnie Will
Amerson Stiebell
Lady Trump
Clair Beck
Bal
Allie Moore
J. Councilman
Kapalna
J. B. Carson
Joe Hontas
George ©. Dickie
Tows
J. Conne Laird
Agno Hal
James George
Geary Suavely
Kaypotna
Dapsimn
Lady Patterson
Miss Guynn
H. G. Twiborkike
Pines
Princeton
S. Bawyor
Wines of
Callengetiuat
Tinebenhulee
Wineh Davis
Irterest Conbedal
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Chonee
Gton Campbell
Village “Match
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Chance
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Clark
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Yenes
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WM. Cogley
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Kline
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Lancaster
Herbert Wleuing
Thin Pli
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Pibestarg
Bebde
Privet
North Seventh
Samul Siekenberger
Tea
Posen
TES Pte
Wade
Joseph Vou
Kat
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