Death Notice for Clinton Bain Baun in West Salem
Clinton Bain Baun age 84 years 8 months 8 days of Independence survived by widow two sisters and five brothers. He was a World War II veteran, married Hilda Hilke, involved in Punx Sutawney Lodge, and funeral held at the Methodist Episcopal church.
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Suse
Aloe
Tio
Indland County
Independence
Irvin
Tia
Mias Hilda Hilke
Frank ‘T Hilke
West Salem
Attoa Yubor
Prizelffa Wineberth
D. J. Clark and
Glair
Penn
Eyleaning Géotfu Batin
Monmonth
Irvin Bain
Rea
Clinton
Bathway & Clean Cnt
Rvin Daun
Ib Somaé
Baut
Hla
Clintor
Baun
Methodiss Episcopal Church
Local Firm Expands Into Funeral Service Venture
The article notes a local firm expanding into a new venture with Samuel S. Moore and W. S. Moore as principals. It indicates embalming and funeral services as core activities and mentions plans to broaden service offerings beyond traditional embalming. The piece hints at a multi phase expansion within the funeral industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel.s. Moore
W. S. Moore
Funeral Parlor Moves and New Ambulance Service Open
The town welcomes a modern ambulance service from Moore Company. Equipment includes a limousine funeral coach and an invalid cot with ventilation for patient comfort. Temporary funeral parlors occupy the Jones building on Philadelphia Street while the radio office remains in the Weather Building.
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Lor
Meny
Jones Building
Philadelphia
Weather
Cold Nerve Rodgers and Crew Land At Lihue Today
Rodgers and four crew members landed at Lihue after nine days adrift in the Pacific aboard the PN-9. Commander Rodgers reported a smooth initial landing, with the plane's hull intact but wings badly smashed. They resisted returning to Pearl Harbor, awaiting orders while keeping radio contact. The group hopes to reach Honolulu aboard a destroyer as weathered, radioed updates cheered rescuers and supporters.
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Lihue
Rogers
Tity
Arousteck
Nowenwil Harbor
Péail Harbor
Honolulu
Wass
Rodger
Ofelela
Thas
Mei
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PN-9
Pacific
Town Gathers for Visitant Friends and Relatives
Local Indiana County pages note numerous residents visiting friends and relatives across towns including Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York City Detroit and Blairsville. Names mentioned include Hamilton McFarland McFerland McMarland Sharp Stuchell Lydick Ostemayer and others with several extended trips and visits around the fair.
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D. Hamilton
Chicago
Annie McClelland
Harry Harrison
Pittsburgh
James
Hamilton
Sara and Huth McFarland
Pittsburg
Kista McFerland
Kate McMarland
MacGavard
Sozepline
Lizzie Sharp
Joanstown
Lost plane crew rescued amid peril and hope
Commander Rodgers led the search for a missing aircraft as the crew, believed alive, sent frantic signals from a derelict plane. Ground observers watched from the lines while the crew relayed word to families, affirming safety and survival despite delays and dangers.
Sackett Honored Boxer Turned Evangelist and Educator
Othie Sackett once known as a featherweight champion who fought 127 battles with two defeats, later became a national evangelist and speaker. He and his wife Mrs. Lewis Jacob, a former Normal School teacher, prepared for Pittsburgh departure as Jacob accepts a Winchester teaching post with Miss Louise Read accompanying them to Winchester.
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Sonia
Fins
Lewis Jacob
Normal School
Paul Reed
Pittsburgh
Jacob
Winchester
Burgh
Louise Read
Grounds For Divorce Delivers Sensational Stage Romance
Chicago Stock Company brings Guy Barton’s Grounds For Divorce to the Ritz tonight. The Sorbiers, Maurice Sothier and Alice, star in a tale of marriage or mischief ending in a divorce and a remarriage with humor and high drama. The production promises lively comedy and sharp wit in a crowd-pleasing evening.
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Chicago Stock Company
Ritz
Sorbiers
Guy Barton
Maurice Sothier
Alies
Alice
Maurice
Achiesa
Porormansya
Vilaon Ollingon
Health claims and strange notes on cod liver oil
Fragmentary text asserts cod liver oil is a top fresh producer with vitamins claimed to aid bones. Mentions sugar, raw items, and dubious numbers as part of a health claim but lacks clear structure or verifiable details.
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Ibs Gia
Indiana Horse Show Opens With Notable Entries
Crowded arena and a crowded program marked the first Indiana horse show. Nisella's Band of Pittsburgh and organizers from Indian territory provided music and support while entries from Sidney Marshall’s stable dominated with five firsts and multiple seconds. Midnight Frolic and No No Nanette drew admiration from Pittsburgh to Johnstown, and high-caliber show horsemanship impressed judges despite the absence of a ring master.
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Fided
Nisella
Pittsburgh
Ipdiant
Horaca
Adeanut
Indiana
Sidney Marshall
Midnight Frolic
John H. Denny
Dean Master
Jeannette Cook
Johnstown
Maricd
Profasgidriala
Romance
Beverly Boy
Thie
J. N. Park
Sewickley
James Thompson
Car Crash Near Mar Road Leaves Passengers Hurt
A Jewett closed car driven by a man named Cupper veered after turning from Mar road and struck a roadside neadow. The vehicle rolled onto two tires and flipped, landing in a field. Five or six occupants sustained cuts and bruises but none serious. they were taken to Indiana Hospital for examination and released later that day.
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Edésvar
James Tesch Hanan
Ait Cupper
Jewett
Pass Notte
Blairsville Girl Weds Pittsburgh Man at Blairsville Home
Miss Eula Abigail Hill daughter of Mrs Eula M Hill and the late Rev Geo W Hill of Blairsville married George Adolph Hillman son of Mrs Emma Hillman of Pittsburgh at the bride’s mother's home Thursday morning. The ceremony was by Rev J Nortan Hunter. Brothers of the bride sang with piano accompaniment. The couple left for Eaglesmere and will reside at 1622 South Biddisavetina Baltimore after Sept 20.
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Eula Abigail Hill
Eula M. Hil
Geo. HW. Hill
Blairsville
George Adolph Hillman
Emma Hillman
South Negley Avenue
Pittsburgh
J. Nortan. Hunter
First Presbyterian Church of
R. M. Hill
Hagerstown
Robert Hill
Pony class honors at youth show end in spirited rides
In the under fifteen division the pony events awarded top honors to young riders. A spotted pony ridden by a girl under thirteen drew praise for style, with Master Chain Taylor winning a cup for a small pony. Queen swhed by Robert Young and Herman Watson took honors in the gutted daddle class, while Elick and Mrs Harrime earned second and third aboard Willam Bennett’s Hilly. Tomorrow feature lists prize results and race details.
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Warren Kline
Teddy
Margaret Coulter
Greensburg
Pat Lyon
Toggletown
Chief
Ain
William Pfeil
Dean
Harriet V
Harr
Willam Bennett
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