Heilwood Mines Idle As Work Holiday Spreads in Territory
State Secretary of Labor Charlotte Carr and investigators toured Indiana county coal fields amid a work holiday movement. Heilwood mines are expected to close tomorrow while other pits remain shut with no disorder reported. Carr visited Ernest Creekside Clymer and Commodore picket lines, spoke with miners, and saw conditions firsthand without receiving committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heilwood
State Secretary of Labor
Charlotte Carr
Indiana County
Miss Carr
Shrika
Joseph Washington
Stephen Rauschenbush
Department
Carr
Ernest
Creekaide
Clymer
Commodore
Golden wedding bells for D R Shirley couple in Center township
Well known Center township pair Mr David R Shirley and Mrs Elizabeth Douthitt Shirley celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on October 4. Born in 1856 and 1863 respectively, they married when Rev David Hall officiated and have eight children, twelve grandchildren, and one surviving sister-in-law who witnessed their wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
David R. Shirley
Mr. Shirley
Christopher Shirley
Plum Creek
Five Points
Indiana Country Club
United Presbyterian Church
Shirley
Samuel
Margaret Carney Douthitt
Marion Center
Ontario
Cal
T. Elgin Shirley
Homer City
Ellie A
R. T. McDowell
Pittsburgh
Mary Olive
William ‘Anderson
Indiana
D. Blair Shirley
Bimma B. Shirley
James P. Shirley
B. Anna Shirley
New Alexander
Lyda Margaret Shirley
John Walton
Niles, O
Prohibition Reform Women Plan Indiana Meeting
The Pittsburgh Chapter of the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform schedules an outdoor meeting in Indiana on Wednesday October 11. Prominent speakers include C L Daugherty of Home R D 4, who is serving as a juror at court this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Daugherty
Home
Court
Mr. Daugherty
An & Progress
Official count of election returns completed today
The county primary tally shows William R. Calhoun leading Republican ballots with 6382 votes, Ralph Cummings 4482, Bowser 1868, Blaney 1578, and George Van Wagner 1169 for Democratic. Levi Houck tops Republican Jury Commissioner with 4068, Kerr 2690, Buggey 2374, Fennell 2290. Democrats Blose 1561 and Bowman 590. Turnout shows 18260 of 28066 Republicans and 1485 of 6018 Democrats voting. tie-break draws set for October 6 at the Court House for minor offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 'R. Calhoun
Town
Register and Recorder
W. ‘Ralph ‘Cummings
Cummings
John A. Bowser
White ‘Township
J.W. Blaney
Burrell Township
George van Wagner
Blairsville
Levi Houck
Rayne Township
Frank Kerr
Grant Township
William ‘Buggey
William F. Fennell
Salisburg
William M. Blose
Montgomery Township
W. ®. Bowman
Indiana
Court House
Marriage Licenses Listed Across Many Towns in Akron Area
A dense listing shows marriage licenses issued to numerous couples across towns including Akron, Vandergrift, Homer City, Plumville, and New Kensington. Names such as Anna L Williams Esther EB Coleman George H Dwight and Mary CG Taubler appear with varied spouses and locales like Cherry Tree Luthersburg and Swissvale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
George H. Dwight
Anna L. Williams
Esther EB
Coleman Joseph J. Delimater
Mary CG. Taubler
Alexander B. Earnest
Esther L. Reasler
Livermore
Alex Dunlap
Westover
Frances R. Gill
Alverda
William B. Rice
Emmons
Mabel G. Rummel
Cherry Tree
R. D
George R. Fetterman
Barnesboro
Mariah Rummel
Raymond G. Bone
Vandergrift
Violet I. Altman
Vandergrift Leland L. Harmick
Luthersburg
Irene
Wiles
Reyneldeville
George Bukovskey
Homer City
Anna Krivonlek
Ernest Roy A. Gromley
Marion Center
Gladys R. Rainey
Gypsy B. William Schrode
Niagara Falls
Lillian J. Cessna
Glen Campbell John S. Fyock
Clymer Heshbon
Cardet Swissvale
Swissvale
Plumville
Robert P. Cunningham Armstrong
South Bend
Blairsville
Effie B. Lydick
Donald L. O. Duffy
Dessie R. Wyland
Tony Glodeck
Anna Deskivick
Earle J. Patterson
Ellen J. Parsons
William Zuder
Mary C. Burkett
Joe Sakach
Anna Pribicko
Andy Chunork
Hunting Permits and Dog Licenses Issued at Noon
County Treasurer C. C. McLain reports 466 hunting permits and 7,550 dog licenses issued by noon today. Licenses can be bought at Indiana Hardware Co in Indiana, Aaron Bartholomew in March, Johnston-Byer Hardware Co in Plumville, J. C. Moore Hardware Co in Salisbury, and Lisle Kunkle in Homer City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. McLain
Indiana Hardware Co
Indiana
Aaron Bartholomew
Marchand
Johnston-Byer Hardware Co
Plumville
J. C. Moore ,Hardware Co
Salisbury
Lisle Kunkle
Homer City
Jams Bennett Fractures Left Arm at Begnett Farm
James Bennett, son of Mr and Mrs J Pur Bennett, south of town, is a patient in the Jndlang hospital with a fracture of the left arm sustained Sunday afternoon while at Begnett farm with companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jams Bennett
James Bennett
J. Pur Bennett
Jndlang Hospital
Clayley
Begnett Farm
Trial of Riot Case Postponed to December Term
The trial of Jack Blaney president of the Workers Federation William Dinas and H M Mock on riot and inciting riot charges has been continued to the December term. The case stems from disorder at the Emergency Relief Headquarters on West Philadelphia Street following a parade of unemployed workers weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Blaney
The
Workers Federation
William Dinas
H. M. Mock
Emergency Relief
West Philadelphia Street
Rural Mail Carriers Plan State Gathering Here
Twenty two members of the Rural Mail Carriers Association of Indiana County met in the Postoffice basement on Monday evening to discuss plans for the 1934 state convention to be held in Indiana next July. An estimated 500 to 600 people will attend. Reports from the Mercer state convention were reviewed. The county carriers will meet again at J W Fleming’s home on West Water street on the second Friday in November for a game dinner hosted by hunter members.
Real Estate Transfers After Blairsville and Blairaville Deals
Real estate transfers listed include Conemaugh B L A to Blaire ville and AT Co interest in Blairville lots for $1.00, plus Home B L A s transfers in Blairsville for $1.00. Other deeds show Orr to Lydie in St Mahoning, Conrad to Dias in Buffington 32.8 acres for $1, and Bracken to Big lerstatt in Homer City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conemaugh B. & L. Ass’n
Blaireville
T. Co
Blairaville
Blairsville
Home B. & L. Asa’n
George H. Orr
C. ©. Lydie
St. Mahoning
Franklin G. Conrad
Thornton Dias
Buffington
Mable I. Bracken
Emma C. Biglerstatt
Homer City
Archie B. Coleman
George P. Weaver
Burrell
J. B. Cramer
D. W. Wolfe
Louis Pochet
Hortense Pochet
Tnt
George A. Smith
Edith M. Simpson
Indiana
H. Ney Prothero
D. #. Baird
Banks
John N. Lewis
Harold Hill
W. Mahoning
Pennsylvania auto deaths and injuries rise in year to date
Harrisburg September 29 There have been 1 174 persons killed and 29 352 injured in 27 780 motor vehicle accidents across Pennsylvania since January 1 This marks a 1 8 percent rise in fatalities 10 6 percent more injuries and 5 percent more accidents Also noted are visits of Miss Kathryn Tippery and Miles Blanche Leech formerly in Foxburg now spending a few days in Indiana where they ran the millinery business as Tippery and Leech
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Kathryn Tippery
Miles Blanche Leech
Foxburg
Indiana
Tippery
La Serve Ja En thread Plea of Intent Ar
Fragmentary OCR notes show a plea of intent related to an arrest or lawsuit. Readable terms include mentions of serve, plea, and intent with unclear details about parties and proceedings.
Sentences Reveal Court Case and Brushvalley Fair Plans
A Robinson man and wife face charges with a judge to hear a guilty plea in a case involving assault and related counts, while Brushvalley prepares for its 11th Annual Community Fair on October 7 with horsehoe pitching finals, exhibits, and a rural recreation program. Local residents, including eight children in the McCurdy family, are mentioned amid the mixed docket of legal actions and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Ee Court
Scouts Camp Under Scoutmaster Gressley at Schroth Cabin
Scoutmaster A N Gressley led 35 boys with Troop I members and friends on a weeklong camping trip to Schroth cabin on Yellowcreek where they enjoyed a delightful stay and various outdoor activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Gressley
Schroth
Yellowcreak
Auto Inspection Period Ends Saturday Enforcement Follows
The automatic inspection period will end Saturday with a three month enforcement period by the State Highway Patrol. The notice outlines the upcoming required inspections and the shift to stricter enforcement afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Personal Brevitiu8 Hon Charles Griffith Caller
A long list of social visits and travel notes from Marion Center and surrounding towns. Names include H B Enterline in Jefferson county, Miss Marthabelle Gaul, Arthur Torrence, Dr James Monroe Torrence of Lapeer, J Buell Snyder, and many local residents visiting relatives, attending World’s fairs, or journeys to Chicago and Cook’s Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Griffith
Marion Center
H. Enterline
North Fourth Street
Jefferson County
Marthabelle Gaul
Chestnut Street
Arthur Torrence
James Monroe Torrence
Lapeer, Mich
Clyde N. Bath
J. Buell Snyder
Coraopolis
John Salsgiver
William and
Howard
Big Run
M. M. Davis
South Seventh Street
Overland
Chicago
Wm. McAdoo
Erman Foutz
Parkwood
Alma Stuchell
Garfield High School
Johnstown
East Water Street
Thomas 8. Lowther
Cline Lowther
New Hagan
Conn
Herbert Manley
Washington Street
Mmr
5. C. Streams
Church Street
Lynn ‘Moorhead
School Street
Katherine Bartley
Harry Bartley
South Tenth Street
Wilson College
Chambersburg
M. B. Bowman
Nova
Armstrong Township
Roy McAdoo
Near West Lebanon
New Castle
Kinaman
Ohio
M. O. Steetle
South Wayne Avenue
H. &. Stuchell
Cook’s Forest
Kittanning
Ebensburg
Mia
Alvin Evans
Misa
Laura ‘Bush
Yana’ Home
Paul W. Farr
Brookline
H. C. Clepper
Pittsburgh
Indiana Callera
Clepper
Wayne Avenue
William Simpson
Myrtle Simpson
South Sixth Street
el Dorado
Kans
Jack McCullough
Kansas
Daniel H. Bee
H. Bes
Water Street
Temple University
Philadelphia
Mary Bee
Indiana High School
Margaret Morrison School
Ray Carroll
Center Township
Carroll
Miles Florence Bowman
State Sabbath School Convention to Meet in Gettysburg
The 71st annual State Sabbath School Convention is set for Gettysburg October 11 12 13 with the theme The Changeless Christ in a Changing World. Indiana County plans a large delegation and offers train travel at one and one third fares with certificates from County Secretary Mrs Alice L Galey Indiana Pa for delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Indiana County Sabbath School Associations
State Sabbath School Association
Indiana
Eastern Trunk Line Association
Alice L. Gailey
Death of Thomas L. Gibson in Washington D C
Thomas L. Gibson 69 of Baltimore Maryland died suddenly of a heart attack while visiting relatives in Washington D C. A longtime educator and music director he was a 1890 graduate of Indiana State Teachers College and led Cambria County schools music programs before moving to Maryland where he served as state supervisor of music. He leaves three sons two daughters and multiple siblings and was buried after funeral services at the Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Ghison
Baltimore
Biderton
Indiana
Washington, D. C
Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church
Lewis G. Gibson
Elderton
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Thomas ‘L
Hagerstown
David C. Gibson
Lawrence Wilder
David J. Fiscus
Town
John Gibson
Stanfield
Ore
L. Braden Gibson
Hood River
Robert Gibson
Butler
Andrew Gibson
Pittsburgh
James Smith
Latrobe
Margaret Gibson
Alexander Clark
Mrs Peart Smith Funeral Services Held Friday
Mrs Peart Smith aged 52 died Tuesday at her West Church Street home after a decline in health. Funeral services were set for Friday at 10:30 a.m. at the residence with interment in Greenwood Cemetery. She was born in Washington County and moved to Indiana in 1909 to live with her uncle WH Pattison. A member of First United Presbyterian Church and the Women’s Sabbath School class, her class fell to postpone the church program planned for Thursday. Survived by a sister and two brothers, Rev PD W Berry of Millville NJ, PB Berry, and Miss Margaret Berry of Washington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Cemetery
Peart Smith
West Church Street
Washington, County
William and
Martha Berry
Indiana
Whham B. Pattison
Pattison
First United Presbyterian Church
Rey
John J. Metlvalne
Buryiv~ Ing
PD. W. Berry
Millville
N. J
PB. Berry
Margaret Berry
Wighty-Four
Washington County
Harry Henry dies after illness at Indiana Hospital
Harry Henry aged about 75 years died at Indiana Hospital last night after a complication of diseases. For years he worked at the Robinsteen Collar and Leather Co in town and in recent times did delivery work for several stores. He had no known living relatives in this section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Henry
Indiana Hospital
Henry
Robinsteen Collar and Leather Co
Plan for Reopening First National Bank in Indiana Pa
Treasury action approves a plan to organize a new national bank named The First National Bank and Trust Company of Indiana Pennsylvania. It will issue 750 shares of preferred stock to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and 1500 shares of common stock at 120 dollars each, with 20 dollars per share toward a 30 thousand dollar surplus. Depositors will receive 60 percent of their balances as unrestricted deposits in the new bank, while remaining assets are liquidated for depositors and any surplus goes to stockholders. Subscriptions for common stock are invited by Mer Strahiff, conservator of the First National Bank, until noon September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Indiana
Treasury Department of the United States
First National Bank and Trust Company of
Pennsylvania
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury Department
Paul J. Stralff
Mer, Strahiff
First National Bank
Aged Blairsville Man Loses Feet in Train Accident
George W. Stokes, 77, of Blairsville, was severely injured Monday when his feet were severed by a freight train at the Burrell Street crossing as he tried to cross while the train blocked the track. He remains in serious but improving condition at an Indiana hospital, facing a long recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Stokes
Blairsville
Indiana Hospital
Burrell Street
North Walnut Street
Stoke
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Retary of Labor
D. R. Shirley
Calhoun
Indiana Fair Ground
Hampshire
Shropshire
Southdown
Clayton Miller
Creekside
R.D
Robert ]Gittings
Franklin County
Robert Peebles
Dick Stephens
Homerity
C. Wohlwend
Salina
L. Shank
Alex Cooper
Reynoldsville
I. N
Rhea
Freeport
W. ‘Leech
W. L.haer
Perry Cooper
Hllis Shaffer
Avonmore
Blaine Miller
Shelocta
Amarge
Guivey
bin Wrest
Hewett
Frat Court
William Md
Hew
James Yurasko
Bert
Gindelsperg
Brushvalley
R. H
Riat
Pros
County
Brushyaltey 4-H
Deyarmin String Band
Cockport Fair
James Fulmer
Paul Henry
Clyger
Arthur Meekins
Leland Pfieffer
Ralph Gragg
Roy Pfieffer
Norman Steffy
Clair Bagley
Brushvalley Fair
Rural Recreation Committee
the Agricultural Extension Aegoulation
Thomas L. Gibson
Mrs. Peart Smith
Bank and ‘Trust Company of Ind
Ana, Pa