Death notices for Mrs. Mary Ann Jones and others in Tioga county
Obituaries recount multiple deaths and funeral rites in Indiana and Diamondville areas. Mrs. Mary Ann Jones, 72, born in England, died Friday. services Monday, interment Greenwood cemetery. Anna M. Johnston Johnston, 76, pneumonia, Homer City. funeral at Homer City M. and church. interment Greenwood. Martha C. Reed, died March 24 in East Brady. born 1851 in Banks township. interment Fry cemetery. survivors include grandchildren and siblings. Nannie Smith, 78, died March 23 after third stroke. Elderton United Presbyterian service. burial West Union cemetery. siblings and farm ties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Jones
Roger Charnock
Greenwood Cemetery
Washington Street
England
Tioga County
Indiana
Jones
Iselin
Christ] Episcopal Church
Town
Teressa Jones
Roy S. Stephens
Walter J. Monrean
George Jones
Earl F. Jones
Washington
Anna M. Johnston
Homer City
Ling
Diamondville
Charles Johnston
Anna M. Sickenberger
Lon P. Johnston
Johnson
Michael Sickenberger
Claude L. Johnston
Rs. Maude Frank
Charter Oak
William EB. Johnston
Dixonville
Margaret Laudermilch
Pittsburgh
Lottie Hill
Windyber
Clara Gibson
Martha C. Reed
Malvin Stanley
East Brady
Wis
Banks Township
David G
Christen (Fry) Gorman
Fry
Stanley
Martha
Margaret Stanley
D. A. Gorman
New Kensington
W. W. Gorman
Cozad
Nebr
J. W. Gorman
Sutersville
J. B. Whiting
Roncevert
W. Va
N. H. Hurd
McKees Rocks
Lide Gorman
Los Angeles
Calif
Nannie Smith
South Bend
Armstrong County
William and
Mary Anne Rodgers Smith
Kittanning
Rev. Wright
West Union Cemetery
Hugh L. Smith
Forest Grove
Ore
Alvin S. Smith
Obituaries of Punxsutawney and nearby towns
Mrs. Fred Redding of Punxsutawney died at 44 after a weeks long illness from heart trouble leaving husband and three children Wilma Paul and Russell, sister and two brothers. William P. Schmidt died near Saltsburg aged 83 and after farming service was a prominent local member. interment at Saltsburg cemetery. John C. Wilson of Plumville died at 81 after six weeks illness. funeral at Sagamore area with two sons Charles and Robert. lifelong Plumville resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Redding
Anna Frease Redding
Punxsultawney
Woo
Smicksburg
Henry Frease
Punxsutawney
Wilma
Paul
Russell
Georgia Teth
Harry Collitt
Plumville
Tl. O. Frease
Yy. BE. Frease
Youngstown
William P. Schmidt
George Schmidt
Saltsburg
Salisburg
W. P. Schmidt
John CG. Wilson
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Sagamore
Norman Lukehart
Charles M. Wilson
Farrell
Robert W. Wilson
Sharon
W. R. Moorhead
E. T. Barber
Indiana
Ruth Slenker
Dorothy Rhea
Dixonville
Laura Barber
Charlie Mahan
O. ¥. Barber
Lola Moorhead
B. T. Barber
Emma Leasure
Paul Leasure
Clymer
Evelyn Barber
Ruth
Wayne
Charles Long
Taylorsville
Lola
Dr. Bee
W. E. Lightner
Rossiter
H. T. Barber
Donald Leasure
Harvey Dearmy
Randolph
Obituaries from Saltsburg and surrounding towns
Obituary notices report multiple deaths in Saltsburg area including Mrs Luther Clawson of Salina died in Columbia hospital aged 25 with services by Rev J Stanley Harker and interment in Apollo cemetery. W C Davis died in DeLand Florida after winters there. Laticia Smith aged 0 widow of Richard Smith died in Barnesboro. Alice Berdine Schall died of acute bronchitis in Homer City. James Hudson Kirkland aged 18 months died at URE Indian hospital. Mrs Perry Simmers of Bolla died at Memorial hospital Johnstown. Albert D Campbell of Youngwood died in East Liverpool. August Johnson aged 66 of Nanty Glo. Emmaline Zack Prinaline Emmaline Auck aged about 70 of Brushvale township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Clawson
Apollo
Salina
Columbia Hospital
Wilkinsburg
Saltsbury Presbyterian Church
J. Stanley Harker
Stewart Boden
West Apollo
C. Davis
J.stanley Harker
Saltsburg
W. CG. Davis
DeLand
Florida
Saltsbury
Alice B. Selsall
Greenwood Cemetery
Alica Berdine Schall
Harry Schall
Homer City
M. B. Church
James H. Kirkland
James Hudson Kirkland
C. J
Rebecca Hudson Kirkland
Purchase Line
Ure Indian Hospital
Oakland Cemetery
August Johnson
Nanty-Glo
Monmer City
M. B
Ebensburg
Cemetery Memorials for J Be Lewis
Cemetery memorials list for J Be Lewis at 404 23th Street Indiana Pa represents 8. Roy Henry Marble and Granite Works Apollo Pa lists as the supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Lewis
23Th Street
Indiana
Roy Henry
Apollo
German Farm Girls Train In Brandenburg Schools
Special training for German farm girls in Wusterhausen an der Dasse Brandenburg offers practical experience in agriculture and housekeeping. Founded in 1908 by the Brandenburg agricultural commission, the 12 acre campus near a lake teaches cooking, canning, fruit wines, meat processing, dining service, bee keeping, and year round cheese. Winter lessons cover health hygiene nursing infant care and home art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Wusterhausen An der Dasse
Brandenburg
Berlin
Agricultural Commission
Wusterhausen
Special Water Shipped to London Zoo Aquarium
The Philomel cargo describes seawater shipped in sealed tanks from a Bay of Biscay stretch between Bordeaux and Ushant. The water, kept crystal clear, is sent to London for the aquarium at the zoo lab. It is tested upon arrival after long ocean transit and used to fill tanks in the top aquarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
St. Katherines’ Dock
London
Philomel
Bay of Biscay
Aquarium
Bordeaux
Ushant
Zoo -Laboratories
Climbing Saxon Alps At Saxony’s Elbe Region
In Dresden area travelers reach Qathen on the Elbe, where Saxon Switzerland begins. The Saxon Alps offer 400 foot high cliffs with few ledges, challenging climbers used to Mont Blanc. Perpendicular sandstone demands a soft shoe and firm grip, making ascent a sport for bold climbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wresden
Qathen
Elbe
Switzerland
Mont Blanc
Saxony
Beethoven Proud of Piano in 1818
Robert Haven Schniffler reports in the Outlook that Beethoven received a splendid piano from English makers in 1818. He admired it in elegant French and wrote a thank you letter promising to present offerings to Apollo. When asked about tuning, he quipped that the deaf would like to tune and spoil it, but they shan't.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven
Robert Haven Schniffler
Apollo
London Police Truncheon Use and Armament Policy
The Metropolitan police use wooden corus truncheons, 15 inches with leather wrist strap, as the standard weapon. Revolvers are kept at stations for rare cases with armed-criminal risk. Mounted police carry longer truncheons. Officers must use truncheons only in extreme cases and report any use to the station officer for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Police
Metropolitan Police
London
Physical culture advice ends with window test
A weak man seeks arm strength tips from a fitness expert who provides an exercise chart. The expert notes the routines must be done with the window open, prompting the man to insist he needs the strength only to open the darned window.
Railroads Call Fair Treatment Amid Bus Competition
Rome GA Stephenson, president of the American Bankers Association, urged fair treatment for railroads against highway motor competition. He backed sound railroad consolidation and praised Hoover’s four–system plan to stabilize transportation, noting the need to protect railroads from government-aided highway rivals and preserve public interests and investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TW York
Rome
CG. Stephenson
American Bankers Association
Hoover
Stephenson
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Indiana area social notes and local updates
South Bend residents share callers and visits through the week. Alfred Silvis and family moved from Crum farm to Chambers George farm near Parkwood. Various clubs host meetings at homes, while many locals visit relatives, tend housekeeping, and report illnesses. The Randolph mines close indefinitely. Easter novelties appear at Indiana Candy Works. a massive Los Angeles Bible completion is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Sadie Smith
Alshouse
Alfred Silvis
Crum Farm
Chambers George Farm
Parkwood
Rai Shearer
Bess Wherry
Olive Beighley
Sadie
Maria Smith
Walter Porter, Jr
Plumcreek
Janet Townsend
Bob Jamison
Porter
Ohho
Royden Fulton
Paulling
Near
Apollo
King Farm
Bid
Boyer
Martin
Paul King
Widerton
R. A. Silyis
Alfred Silyis
Harry Heasley
Sam Uncapher
Vandergrift
Bob Thompson
John Wilson
Sagamore
Hol Young
Indiana
Jack Sell
Currys Run
Waas
Clara Townsend
Harold McIntire
O. M. Anderson
Mac Anderson
Billy
Zions Valley
Oscar Anderson
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Howers
Indiana Floral Company
Philadelphia Street
Laticia Smith
Richard Smith
Barnesboro
Thomas
Richard
New Florence
Charles
Thomas Graham
Detroit
Mich
Charles Bucler
Patton
Fred Adams
Clearfield
Thomas Ashcroft
Bridgeport
Conn
Perry Simmers
Bolla
County
Memorial, Hospital
Johmstown
Damey
Cora
Guss) Dixon
Albert DP
Crompbell
Albert D. Campbell
Heshbon
East Liverpool
Porter Campbell
Youngwood
Hieshbou
Prinaline Zack
Emmaline Auck
Brushyalley Township
Llume
Bankers Association
Bus Trafic
Indiana Candy Works
Troutman’s New
Arch Shoes
THE
Oxfords
Troutman’s
Peoples
PENNA
Troub’s
Iles
Troub Furniture CO
Ritz Theatre
Indiana, PA
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