Fourteen law offenders sentenced in prohibition case
Fourteen law offenders pled guilty at the current court term. Ten faced penalties for violating prohibition laws, many being foreign residents. Sentences included fines, costs, and prison terms up to 30 months. various other cases resulted in verdicts or continuances as court activity proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Heckman
H. A. Corbett
Assumpaht
George H. Nickle
Penn Mary Coal Company
Heilwood
H. W. Buckingham
Im. D
H. P. Kelly
B. E
Vernon F. Taylor
O. H. Gangaware
M. HB
Cessna
W.H. Buterbaugh
Ben Buterbaugh
Continental National Bank
P. B. Kelly
Copie Service Co
Indiana Publishing
Luigi Trunzo
Albert Inina
Victor Marony
Robert M. Cryster
J. N. Langham
F . Loui Pellagrino
Union
Beyer
Commonwealth
Western ‘Penitentiary
Chalmer Beener
Lydia Beener
Vinca Roseman
Archie Harmon
Jarceny
Bruno Mykoskey
Walter Cosdrun
Dick Morganta
George Yatch
Mike Venosky
John Williams
Mary Docs
Lulu Grenatti
Alfred From
Fred Stroup
Weddings of a Week in Indiana Area
A sequence of wedding notices from Indiana area churches and homes records multiple couples wed last week. Joy Douglass, Richard B Robinson, Miss Anna Belle Stephens Giles L Stephens, Ethel Markle Paul Cramer Marie Ainsley Eugene McGregor Myrtle Klauss, and others are listed with brief details on venues and receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Logan
Indiana
Myrtle E. Knoss
G. Eugene MtcGregor
Viola Marie Ainsley
Indiana Filmer Benson
Homer City
Mary Griffith
Richard E. Robinson
Sturrisburg Joy HK. Douglass-Indians
Robert Hall, Jr
Takerton
Ethel Lamar
Bakerton
John BR. McGraw Robinson
Viola P. Boyle Rodingon
Teo Mattes
Intondale
Iva Stiles
Wintondale
Robert McCullough Green
Ethel Clark
Cockport
Geor W. Drevill
Boy Struck by Wagon Breaks Arm in West Wheatfield
Glen Lichtenfel, eldest son of Mr and Mrs R A Lichtenfels of West Wheatfield, riding with companions, was thrown from a road wagon when the horse halted suddenly, breaking his left arm above the claw. Center Township woman in hospital Mrs T A Walker of Crete undergoing operation at Indian hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Lichtenfel
R. A. Lichtenfels
West Wheatfield Township
Glenn
Center Township
T. A. Walker
Crete
the Indians Hospital
Good Fairs at Cookport and Armagh Draw Large Attendance
Green Township and Armagh community fairs drew hundreds of Indiana county residents last week with strong exhibits and high turnout. Cookport opened Thursday and closed Saturday under Green Township Community Association, while Armagh ran Saturday under William Penn Grange. Pig Club gains were modest overall, but quality of exhibits at Armagh exceeded last year. Newton Cartwright’s pig led gains at 112 pounds in 114 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Township
Armagh
Indiana County
Newton Cartwright
David Glenn
Heilwood
Commodore
Vivian Cartwright
Thaddeus O
Glenn
James Cartwright
Oliver Parry
Bier R. D. i
Betty Parry
Clyber
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Exposed
Multiple deeds listed from J J McCracken to Hannah Hill through Peter A Metz’s executor to Rt Rev Hugh Boyle detailing acres and sums in several townships including Center Grandview White and Montgomery. Marion Center couple celebrate golden wedding anniversary. J G Ogden announces Pennsylvania Railroad electrification with $100 million plan. Hon John S Fisher to head State Christmas Seal Sale Committee highlighting Tuberculosis control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
J. J. McCracken
Hannah Hill
Creekside
Frank Barbaso
H. W. Johnston
R. BE. Mikesell
Jon Boudra
Walker G. Bennett
B. D. Wilmoth
Montgomery
W. Guthrie
M. H. Guthrie
Grandview
Lillian P. Coon
H. K. Smith
First Ward
Indiana
John R. Graham
J. 8
McFeaters
Blacklick
R. T. McFarlane
Paul Massinillo
East Wheatfield
O. M. Widdowson
Indiana- Franklin Co
Third Ward
John. Fisher
John S. Fisher
Harrisburg
Personal Brevities From Indiana County and Nearby
Indiana County notes list numerous visitors residents and travelers including Harry Cooper of Clarksburg John M. Miller in Detroit Mrs Bertha Peoples of Irwin and Howard Cook of Irwin Mrs Jennie Roof Mary Ortner Metzger and many others visiting relatives attending fairs and college stops in Philadelphia Denver and Columbus The Peddicord home hosts a festive gathering for local youths from Homer City Blairsville Lucerne and Jackson vil le.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cooper
Clarksburg
Indiana
Jennie Roof
Railroad Avenue
Mainie Griffith
Mason, Mich
Frances Oriner
New Kensington
John Ortner
White Township
T. Aultman
Blairsville
John S. Cleveland
Conneaut Lake
Glen Campbell
Arcadia Presbyterian
Bertha Fetterman
Einda Bruner
Sutton Lewis
W. E. M. Copeland
Cuyahoga Falls
Steele Warner
Elders Ridge
Progress
Norman Carney
Mildred
Thelma
Denver
Colo
Findley Carney
Ralph Swires
South Tenth Street
Philipsburg
Warren, C
Conamaugh Township
John Sweeney
Philadelphia
H. W. Stephens
Charles Woodward
Town
Jefferson Medical College
Gracia Woodward
Wooster College
Q. I. Beil
South Seventh Street
James 8. McCandless
Honolulu
Hawaii
Vernon ¥. Taylor
McCandless
Cherryhill Township
W. H. Brown
Mawaii
Brown
Mary Moorhead
Lynn
Wiliam
Charles Moorhead
Ira Borland
Wayne Bears
Carlyla Clawson
Gettysburg College
George Cravener
Brown College
James Swab
Willam Ruddock
Grove City
Edward Cravener
Columbus
T. O. Saxton
Royden
Washington, D. C
Anna
Hospital of the
Strongstown
Homer City
Lucerne
Jacksonville
Peddicord
Only Victim of Theater Accident Former Resident Madeling Kunkle
Madeling Kunkle eight year old was the sole child killed in the New Strand heater disaster in Pittsburgh on Friday. More than 50 injured when the theater boiler collapsed. Her sister Lorraine aged six died in the accident. Lorraine was found clutched in Madeling's hand. The children were adopted by Mr and Mrs W Long of Pittsburgh after the deaths of their parents. Funeral services were held at George W D Leyde undertakers on Philadelphia Street. The bodies were laid in Greenwood Cemetery on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
J. W. Botsford
Homestead
H. F. Botsford
Carnegie
H. L Leopold
Dayton
George L. Botsford
Albert Botsford
Gertrude Botsford
Pittsburgh
Bertha Boteford
Holth McFeaters
Boulder
Colo
Madeling Kunkle
New Strandheater
Michael Kunkle
Greenwood Cemetery
George WD. Leydte
Philadelphia
Day of Atonement Observed by Jewish Faith
The Day of Atonement, a major Jewish holiday, will be celebrated Monday with observances worldwide. Practically all local Jewish stores will close in observance and worship activities will follow the holy day.
Formation of Community Chorus in Indiana region
Members of the Indiana Male Chorus plan to enlarge membership during the coming season by enrolling talent at multiple points with aims to organize a community chorus. Tonight they meet at Silas C Streams store on Philadelphia street to present reorganization plans with invited guests and nearby towns offering local talent for support. Brushvalley to Hold Community Pair October 7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Silas C. Streams
Philadelphia
Brushvalley
Brushvalley and
Flower City Presbyterians lay cornerstone of new church
Cornerstone ceremony marked the laying of the Flower City Presbyterian Church. Rev ht J Sheberts, pastor of the congregation, led the exercises. Pastors and members from neighboring congregations attended the event Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifomer City
Presbyterians Bay
Flower City
Ht. J. Sheberts
Dixonville Girl Injured as Car Hits Pedestrian
First grader Helen Bernosky sustained a leg fracture Sunday afternoon when struck by an automobile while crossing near her Dixonville home. She is a pupil in Dixonville schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixonville
Helen Bernosky
Dixonvile Schools
Reception at Curry Kup Presbyterian Church
A reception will be held at Curry ftan Presbyterian church on Friday evening for about thirty new members received into the congregation during the summer. Pastor Kauffman leads the church. The Progress note urges renewal if Sept 22 is shown, as expired subscriptions will be dropped this week. An examination will be held at Bighsville on October 14 to fill the rural carrier position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry Kup
Curry Ftan Presbyterian Church
Sumer
Itey
Ili
Kauffman
Bighsville
Carrie
Yellow House Wrecked by Fire In Little Yellow Trous
Fire at the Little Yellow Trous behind Daugherty's planing mill between Tenth and Eleventh streets destroyed the upstairs of a two family dwelling. Occupants were rescued through second floor windows as Fire Chief notes the new alarm system aided quick response. If not checked early, the blaze would have become furious in that town section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty
Talen
Freman
Salvation Army Budget Drive Highlights Community Help
The Salvation Army in Indiana reports large outreach from July 1921 to present, including 086 meetings with 37,264 attendees, 123 conversions, jail and hospital visits, 653 visitation hours, groceries for 141 families, 40 Christmas baskets, clothing and toys for 200 children, and free meals. A three day campaign is planned for October 2 to 4 to raise a $6000.20 annual budget extending across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Indiana
Deaths and notices from Indiana County and area
Obituary notices report the death of Benjamin F. McHenry of North Point at 89 after a lingering illness, survived by four children in North Point and Kansas. Linnie Cook King, former Homer City resident, dies suddenly in Steubenville and is buried in Greenwood. Local street work progresses between Philadelphia and School streets and Chestnut between Fifth and Sixth. Missionary rally planned at Bethel WU on Oct 3 with speakers from India. Kenwood WCTU event set for Oct 5 at Hinigh home with guidance, readings, and county convention report. Salisburg Baptists initiate a fund for a new parsonage, aiming for $1,800 with $1,000 pledged. Indiana Markets note Troutman Company egg and produce prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian County
George GC. Ogden
Homer City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Johnstown
Altoona
Jay McCartney
J. Wilse McCartney
North Seventh Street
Rnjamin F. Meicury
Benjamin F. McHenry
North Point
Dallas McHenry
Mary Stear
Anna Gahagan
Norman Kaiser
Kansas
Linnie Cook King
Steubenville
Harry King
Greenwood Cemetery
Soeum Muin Strait
Philadelphia
School
Church
Chestnut Street
Fifth
Sixth
Ula
Indiana County Sunday School Association
Bethel WU. P. Church
New Plov Lonce
Minnehaha Tinney
M. D
J. A. McConley
PD. D
India
Ishad
Rossiter Hit by Costly Fire in Early Sunday Blaze
A fire at the skating rink owned by Frank Perra in Rossiter, caused by unknown origin, raged from 2 a.m. and destroyed three adjoining buildings within an hour as volunteer firefighters struggled due to a drought. The loss totals about 20000 with little insurance. homes above the rink were vacated recently. The town faces a water shortage hampering firefighting and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossiter
Frank Ferra
Mike Terra
Theae
Frank Perra
Yanko of
Clymer
Bertha Organ
Harry Barnes
Yanko
Edward Williams
Samuel Beningo
Organ
Barnes
Guy Gaskin
Hortons
Ornest
Spackman Spackann Groom Ties in Pittsburgh Wedding
Spackman Bnuterbaugh Chester Pu Spackann and Miss Agnes Luterbaugh, Seward youths, wed in Pittsburgh on Wednesday. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs N J Luterbaugh. groom, son of Mr and Mrs S P Spackman. After a wedding trip they will live in Seward where the groom works in the family mercantile business. Grace McGee's two year old daughter wandered and drowned in a home spring in Jefferson County last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell M. Douglass
Caroline Ewing
Marjorie Douglass
Mary Fisher
Hazel Douglass
Ruth Taylor
Vernon Taylor
Jerome Marshall
Wilkes Barre
Douglass
Indiana Normal School
Harrisburg Academy
Princeton University
Harrisburg
Mary Louise Weaver
Elizabeth Catherie Stephens
Mae Stephens
St. Peters- Bay
Singa
McGregor-Ainsley
Marie Ainsley
Burt Atcheson
Church Street
Eugene McGregor
Mra D
BE. McGregor
North Twelfth Street
Hilcott White
Mc Gregor
Diamond Glassware Company
Bon Ton
Logan Klauss
Howard R. Logan
Parkwood
Myrtle E. Klauss
Town
Adda Klauss
West Philadelphia
J. A. Lawrence
Second United Presbyterian Church
Plo Jana McKelvey
Armagh
Eleanor Allison
Floyd Ray
Tha Groom
Indiana
Spackman-Bnuterbaugh
Chester Pu Spackann
Try Agnes Luterbaugh
Seward
Pittsburgh
N. J. Luterbaugh
8. P. Spackman
Hite Tot
Grace
Murry McGee
Cloe
Jeffersoy County
Tunnelion Woman Undergoes Operation At Indian Hospital
Mrs. A. A. Bisley of Tuington underwent an operation at the Indian hospital, with reports noting a successful procedure and patient transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Bisley
Tuing]ton
Indiang Hospital
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Buterbaugh
Don Hill
Mike Charley
Mike
Roy Rich
Rich. Bros
Coral
Soldiers’ Memorial Hall
Wayne Avenue
Sixth Streets
Little Dayton Lad
Dormont Clark Miller
R. H. Miller
Douglass Studio
Philadelphia Street
Benson-Grifith Fulmer Benson
Thomas F. Chilcote
Hall-Lamer
Cookport
Salisburg
L. L. Bender
Indiana Hospital
The
Free Methodist Church
Clair Richardson
Indiana Avenue
Avonmore
Lasteek
Speer
W.A. Bynans
Lackawanna Coal and Coke Company
Wehrum
John A McSparran
Court House
Plumville
Dry Knob
Smicksburg
Rev. Stewart
U.S
Jeannatte Glenn
Murry Wolf
John W. Warner
Jeannette Bricker
Warly
Kenwood
T. U
Prank Hinigh
Cora C Glassford
Mabel Learn
Matilda Gibson
Gertrude Minnigh
Marie Adaims
Nora Minigh
Ford Gmith
Jenie Stephens
Ira Myars
W. W. Houston
Saltsbury
Baptist Conprepation of
Troutman Company
Egge
Lite Te
Tertond Kuned
Ernest
Hi. V. Herb Huger
Indiana Schools
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