Johnstown Police Department - 1950's

1942 - Pvt. John Soyka - Nanty Glo

 

CIVIL WAR - Week of March 26, 1863 - Letters Home from Local Troops

FROM OUR VOLUNTEERS

133d PA Co. F

NEAR STONEMAN'S SWITCH,VA

March 12, 1863

11th PA - Cambria Guards

March 18, 1863

Lt. W.J. Nugent - 78th PA Co. D

Sgt. Casper W. Easly

 

April 29, 1940 - PARTIAL NEWSPAPER - The Johnstown Democrat

 

1942 - Pvt. Pete Scanserola, Pvt. George Polosky & Pvt. John N. Mazlar - all of Nanty Glo

 

Cambria City Storytime - Hardly anyone has shoes on

 

Pvt. Russell Waldron - Nanty Glo

 

October 1902 - Two Women Fight over a Purse - Morrellville Train Fatal - Update on Conemaugh Shooting Victim - Old Lady's Death & the Tough Burial Law

Gertrude McKinley vs Emma Theis over a 

Frederick Boehm - aged milkman killed at Fairfield Avenue Crossing. William Boehm his son found him. 

Update on Conemaugh shooting victim - Miss Winebrenner

Miss Jane Wagstaff - Hastings - raises funds for her burial. 

 

September 27, 1902 - JEALOUS MADNESS CAUSES CRIME - Conemaugh - The Cambria Tribune

David M. Goughnour, Miss Leorena Winebrennner and Edward Kaylor

 

1942 - Pvt. William Adams - Nanty Glo

 

The Letters - May 3, 1915 - To Mrs. Anna Hay (staying with Mrs. Austin) from Daughter-in-Law Alice

 

                                                               Woodlyn, Pa.

                                                                Aug. 3rd, 1915

Dear Mother,

When you have finished your visit with Mrs. Austin and are ready to come home if you let us what day and time someone will meet you in Philadelphia. Jack took the auto apart on Friday, and I don't know when it will be in running order again for he has not been able to get the repair man he wants yet. 

Jack (son of Mrs. Hay) has not been feeling well today so did not try to work any. Remember us to all the folks at Oak Lane and let us know when to meet you. 

With love from all,

Hastily, 

Alice

Trolley Time - Washington Street - Just past Penn Traffic & Old Library