Murder trial halted as plea entered in Pellagrino case
The murder trial of Lou Pellagrino ended abruptly when he agreed to plead to voluntary manslaughter for fatally shooting his brother on August 2 at Beyer. The plea was accepted and sentencing likely with other offenders before September court. Separate case of Mike Jangioppo, charged with murder, was appealed after a jury deadlock at the March term. Court sessions slated for next week and October 9.
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Lou Pellagrino
Tony Pellagrino
Beyer
Mike Jangioppo
Supreme Court
Jangioppo
Freeman Walker
Bdri
Bethlehem Mines Corporation
District No
United Mine Workers of America
J. N. Langham
Heilwood
Ite
Indians Tot The above is a reproduction of a
A young child named Vivian Margery Leasure, daughter of Mrs Emma Leasure of Fifth Street, posed for a photograph recently taken at Douglass studio on Philadelphia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Margery
Leasure
Emma Leasure
Fifth Street
Douglass
Philadelphia Street
Saltsburg woman killed by fast train at Edgewood
Miss Ida Schobert 39, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Schobert of Saltsburg Extension, was killed instantly in Pittsburgh Edgewood Monday morning when she allegedly jumped in front of a fast express near the station. Witnesses say she walked the platform, stopped, faced the engine and leaped. No motive known. She was a school teacher and the Schobert family have been residents of Saltsburg Extension for a year.
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Ida Schobert
Edgewood
E John Schobert
Saltsburg
Pittsburgh
Schubert
Schobert
Saitsburg Extension
Weddings Of A Week Ferrier McAdoo and Others
Multiple local wedding notices recount marriages in 1920s style, naming couples like Ferrier and McAdoo in Wayne and Amy Mae Bryan in Hellwood. It notes receptions, baptism of attendants, and future residences, with one entry about Frederick Farrar and Catherine Hughmanick marrying in Cumberland Maryland and the Boy Scout dinner hosted by Murray H. Guthrie.
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Listed
A long list of real estate transfers recorded in Indiana County shows multiple boundary changes and payment sums. Transactions include John Chucken to William Jiromiey for Montgomery tracts at 860 dollars, and John V Walker to J Murray Thompson for a Fourth Ward lot at 7600 dollars, among others in Blairsville Homer City Indiana and White townships with prices ranging from 100 to 16000 dollars.
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Mdiana
John Chucken
Wm. Jiromiey
Montgomery
C. CG
Ndal
Mike Debosalistk
Young
Mike Thurr
Patrhin Coal Mining Co
Banks
John V. Walker
J. Murray Thompson
Fourth Ward
Indiana
Ed Dwyer
Robert Jargle
Clymer
Frank W. Graham
Martin Peterson
Homer City
EB. B. Kattering
Anton W. Parency
Blairsville
O. McGowan
J. W. Rising
Edward &. London
Richard Grant
Wirstward
Paul Miller
Joneph Kallay
Canoe
Ann
John McKendrick
D. B. Taylor
Second Ward
H. K. Smith
Consumers Service Co
First Ward
Wm. Houston
Alice G. Page
Blacklick
Irvin S. Glasser
Clara Wear
J. G. Weamer
President vetoes war veterans bonus bill
President Harding vetoed a bill granting a World War veterans bonus. He supported the aim but disapproved the measure because Congress did not provide funding, warning it would raise taxes and disrupt finances and the economy. He promised a later pension plan aligned with existing policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Congress
Personal notes on visitors and residents in town
Harrisburg visitor R La Mester stays with brother Charles. Mrs M Grow relocates to New Kensington where son Delos is principal. Several locals take Indiana trips and return. Drenning Hamilton to Philadelphia for Penn Warton school. Franks and Farren visit Schenectady. A mix of travel, job moves, and family visits across towns.
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Far West
John Walker
Indiana Post Office
Annie Fritz
James M. Pifer
R. la Mester
Harrisburg
Charles
M .Grow
Town
New Kensington
Delos
Tamer France
Rawlins
Wyo
Indiana
A. J. Sharp
Near Shelocta
James Fisher
Plumville
James Bailey
Baltimore
Bailey
William B. Stahl
South Street
James Knox
Collage Springs
Iowa
James S. Glaes
North Sixth Street
Berwick
Dimer
Williams
Des Moines
West
Frank Myers
Herbert Farren
A. C. Farren
Shelocta
Drenning Hamilton
Philadelphia
Penn Warton School
W. A. Beer
Ruby
Sheloca
New Florence
Weaversville
Peeler
John M. Daugherty
Ernest Stewart
Ernest, Jr
John M. Miller
Frank Finsthwait
New York City
Cherry Tree
Lare
Kentucky
J. H. Burgess
Blairsville
Boyd Shearer
Palmer School of Chiropractic
DeLand, Fla
T. B. Shearer
Marybel
Ruth Simp
Paul Hasinger
Wayne Avenue
John E. Hasingar
James Lyon
Buffalo
Emma Stadtmiller
M.C. Stewart
Brushvalley
Brushvalley Telephone Company
John Bennett
West Philadelphia
Des Mines
H. W. Rupert
Harry
Dorothy
Brackenridge
Hezekiah Rupert
Sheroda
M. J. Behe
Clifton O'Hara
W. D. O'Hara
Weirton
W. Va
W. Guirfe
Ben Pollock
Elizabeth Sutton
Harry W. Wilson
Jows
Irwin
Meredith Shrum
Melvil Haines
Pollock
Daisy Gilbert
Murraysville
Donald Gilbert
George W. Gilbert
Lown
Melissa Peddicord
South Sixth Street
B.S. Ruth
Homer City
Wallace Guthrie
Church Street
Pittsburgh
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Wally
S W.guthrie
Comepany
Jesse Roikey
Monrovia
Cal
C. A. Alter
Mrs. Rodkey
Denver
Armistice Day Celebrated by Local Legion Observance
Indiana Post plans Armistice Day ceremonies to be held November with suitable events. Last year Blairsville hosted a cordial World War veterans reception. Members from county units will join in the anniversary events as a committee finalizes details. A Camp Roast-a-White meeting outlined plans and heard a state convention report by Richard W. Watson. Addresses by R. E. Krapen and James L. Peterman followed dinner by the Ladies Auxiliary. Auto mobile contest and refreshment stand earlier in Fair week raised 600 for the post.
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Ans
Blairsville
American Legion
Indiana Post
Roast-a-White
Richard W. Watson
R. E. Krapen
Indian County
James L. Peterman
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Post
Civil War Veterans Attend National Encampment Trip
Indiana county veterans and friends plan a round trip on the 5 65 train Friday to Des Moines for the Fifty Sixth National Encampment of the G A R from September 24 to 30. They join others in Pittsburgh and travel via Chicago to Des Moines with flexible stopovers and a single fare of 32 35 good until October 31.
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Tdiana County
Indiana County
Indiana
GA. R
Des Moines
Inc
Pittsburgh
Eastern Railroad
Chicago
Union Station
Englewood
3Rd Street
Indiana Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lutheran Congregation Hosts Reception for New Pastor
A Sunday evening reception at the Lutheran Church honored Rev. J. B. Baker and his wife with informal greetings from local ministers, a musical program, and an elaborate lunch served by the ladies.
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Lutheran Church
J. B. Baker
Longtime County Resident Mrs Guiste Dies
Mrs Matilda Guiste, aged about 90, one of the county’s oldest residents, died Monday morning at her daughter Emma’s home in Water Street. Surviving are sons Albert, Jacob, William, Gov, Peter, James, a brother Simon Fisher, and a host of relatives. Funeral at the Johe home Tuesday by Rev J A Lawrence. burial in Greenwood.
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Matilda Gquiste
Meg. Mathienisti
Cers
Emma.dobe
Water Street
Phe Denensed
Mt. Pleasant
el Guisle
Jacksonsvile
White Township
Pollowick
Guiste
Shelocta
Elderton
Albert Gutate
William Guiste
Jackson, O
Gov. Guiste
Johnstown
Peter
James Guiste
Tarentum
Simon Fisher
Near Creakside
First United Presbyterian Church of
Second United Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Ethel Lucile Calhoun
Melvin Calhoun
Gustown
Indiana Hospital
Athel
Teila
Samuel
Beryl Puneral
Calhouwn
Rev
Strain
United Presbyterian Church of
Iderton
Gastown
A. A. Calhoun
Wiftth Street
Amanda Gahagan
Smnicksburg
Vernon Gahagan
West Mahoning Township
Jennie Deck
Dayton
Vernon
Alvin Gahagan
Loop
C. S. Gahagan
Mt. Jewett
W. M. Gahagan
Guffey
Andrew Bishop
Rossiter
Union Cemetery
Sunday School Delegates Pack Salisbury Convention
More than 400 delegates from 190 Sunday schools attended the Salisbury county Sunday School convention last week with pastors and superintendents dining together. Indiana officials led discussions on religious education and missions, with reports of gains in departments and a plan to hold next year’s gathering in Indiana.
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Salisbury
Dituve
Indiana
Salinburg
PD. FF. Rinn
The
Presbyterian Church
Ryall
D. F P. Rinn
M. Hadwin Fischer
Hinma G. Lemon
Dr. Fischer
Fm. C. Buchheit
W. S. Hamiltory
Plano
John C. Sligdey
Cooensburg
J. B. Baker
D. D
Zion Lutheran Church of Indiana
Baker
Cari
Rasmussen
Greensburg
Nellie M. Milter
Trey. Calvint Clark
Hugh Cook
Bible School
C. C. Cribbs
Apollo
Jamison
West Lebanon
Indiana County
Fischer
C. C. Hasmussen
Cork
Guthrie
McRe
G. W. Guthrie
F. Rinn
Alice Galley
Wallace C. Chapman
Eleanor Tuck
Homer City
Sue Widdowson
Walter TI. Jackson
John Q. Anderson
Prfest
Beryl Seanor
J. W. Warhart
Florence Wallace
Nellie M. Miller
John Bennett
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Cash
Green Township
Armagh
Green Township Community Association
Cookport
William Peng Grange
Tittle Indians
Ferrier-McAdoo Charles
A. Ferrier
A. C. Ferrier
Wayne Aevilte
Esther McAdoo
William A. McAdoo
Zion Lutheran Church
Niagara Falls
Canada
Ferrier
Indiana High School
Indiana State Normal School
Wayne Rigg & Co
Indiana Normal School
Ruch-Bryan Paul
Ruch
W. B. Ruch
Amy Mae Bryan
Hellwood
Sunset Park
Barnesboro
Nelson-Penrose
Michael Nelsons Jr
Annia Penrose
Robinson
Justice of the Peace
Chester Foster
Gibson-Garman
John W. Gibson
Nell M. Garman
Natale Garman
Clyde Gibson
Farrar-Hughmanick
Frederick T. Farrar
Samuel Farrar
Catherine Hughmanick
Cherryhill Township
Cumberland
Boy Scouts
Murray Hi. Guthrie
Stone Louse
Hamilton
Clymer Water Co
W. S. Hamilton
Jones
George C. Mayers
Sheloda
Ethel D. Heffelfinger
John Shultz
Ines
Anna Churchran
Tossiter
Stephen J. Cherry
Blairayille
Myrtle Eb, Stucell
Giles L. Stephens
Pottstown
Anna B
Stephens Dilltown
Charles A
Guy W. White
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lillian M. O
Neal Columbus
Paul Ruch Hailwood
May Bryan Hailwood
John Ashbaugh
Nowrytown
Hdna
Richardson Nowrytown
Hollis
Zollia Long
Dominic Nicetas
Creekside
Wicotus
Senate
Richard “Riedel
Washington
Young Riedel
Richard Riedel
Ambrose Baptist Church
John Couser
Lucerne Mines
Pittsburgh Coal & Iron Co
Homar City
New Bridge
Twolick Creek
George Myers
Mr. Couser
Cgouser
Risinger
Brody Bros
Rothstein’s
Buchman Bros
the Hub
Shapiro’s
Luxenberg's
Levine’s
Rosh Hannah
Clearfield County
Clearfield
Indiana Overland
Langham
Cleveland
Supreme Council
United States
inCleveland
A. H. Stewart
Bethel Church
Darnesboro Glee Club
Center Township
William Morgan
Salina
Firemen's
Saltsbury
Pioneer Music Company Aad
Pioneer Music Co., Inc
Indiana Concern
Thomas Wf. Trimble
Thomas H. Trimble
Georga Trimble
Harry Detwiler
Rochester Milla
Mary Hullihen
Mary Hulllihen
Fred Tullihan
Dilltown
L. G. Jones
Harmony
Stella Gulakowska
Tony Gulakowska
Fulton Run
Whitehead
Manassah Hankey
Oak Ridge
Jefferson County
Ling
Buffington
Morris Rothstein
Thomas
Jacob Brett
Altoona
Rayne Township
John B. Sharp
Rayne Epeet
Cherry
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