Well Known People Are Called by Death
The obituary notices describe the deaths of well known Indiana residents. Mrs. Scott of town, long employed at Bon Ton, dies after illness. funeral led by Pastor Dr. Robert L. Clark. Survivors include brother Dr. William Scott of Butler and sister Mrs. Samuel H. Hughes of Harrisburg. Also Jay Smith Grumbling, Torrance State Hospital supplier, dies after mastoid operation complications in Allegheny General Hospital. Born Pine Flats November 24, 1890, he lived near Blairsville, educated at Blairsville and Penn State, led Torrance hospital supplies, and belonged to Tall Cedars, Masons, Blairsville Presbyterian Church, and American Legion post. Surviving family includes widow Dorothy S. Grumbling and three children. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Thursday conducted by Rev. J. Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L.clark
William Scott
Butler
Samuel H. Hughes
Harrisburg
John A. Scott
Town
Jay Smith Grumbling
Pine Flats
Torrance State Hospital
Allegheny General Hospital
Grumbling
Pittsburgh
M. 8
Lavinia Smith Grumbling
Blairsville
R.D
Dorothy Sandles Grumbling
Joan
Dorothy Jane
Jay Jr
Mia
W. PF. Ellwood
Milton H
D. Stuart
J. ©. Stuart
Harvey St. Widdowson
Harry JB. Neal
Church Street
Oakland Cemetery
Harvey R. Widdowson
South Seventh Street
Indiana Hospital
Bessie L. Work
Alexander 5S
Mary ‘Ann (Ross) ‘Work
Rochester Mills
Indiana
Christian Church
Arthur J. Pfohl
Zion Lutheran Church
Sarah Elizabeth Miller
L. Earle Miller
West Philadelphia Street
Maude Miller
Grant Street
Valentine
Ancy (Lewis) ‘Kerr
Washington’ Township
Jacob W. Miller
Armstrong Township
Plumcreek Brothern Church
J. H. Wimner
R. M
Joseph M. Pierce
Leydie
Wayne Avenue
Joseph Miller Pierce
Fifteenth Street
Lewis Pierce
Millerstown
Allegheny County
162Nd Artillery
Jefferson Davis
Angeline Stuchell
William Hauxhurst
Chas, Jamison
George R. Pierce
Elmer Malcolm
Freeport
Theodore Beatty
A. Lt. Pierce
Local Notables Mourn Four Indiana Residents in Recent Funeral Notices
Obituaries report multiple Indiana area funerals including Mrs. Harvey R. Widdowson of South Seventh street and Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Miller age 80, detailing their families, churches, and interment at Oakland Cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Charles McAninch, Mrs. Thomas Sweitzer, and related survivors across nearby towns and counties.
Death notices and obituaries in Indiana PA area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices reflect deaths of Mrs. Anna Lyda Jamison 60, Joseph M. Pierce 89, Andrew Plummer Gibson, Mrs. Ruie Hoover 66, and Thomas A. Estep 73. Details cover birthplaces, family links, church service, burial places in Oakmont and Oakland cemeteries, and affiliations with Lincoln Avenue United Presbyterian Church, Civil War service, and local communities in Indiana, Blairsville, Homewood, and Lovett Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Jamison
Anna Lyda (Myers) Jamison
Verona Road
Rosedale
Jamison
Anna Lyda Myers
Leonard J. Myers
Lincoln Avenue United
Death notices for Alvin O Carney and Dr Jacob Walters
Alvin O Carney 26 of Blairsville died Friday in a Pittsburgh hospital from a disease complication. Interment in Blairsville Cemetery follows a Monday funeral. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Adam H Carney and siblings including Mrs John McCombs Merle Norman Charles Carney Mrs Charles McCombs Mrs C P Callien and Lyman Carney. Dr Jacob A Walters 76 prominent Punxsutawney physician died Monday night at Hahnemann Hospital Philadelphia after a short illness. Survived by widow Florence Condron Walters and daughters Olive Florence and Betty Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin O. Carney
Blairsville
Blairaville
Adam H. Carney
Pittsburgh
Salinburg
Wilkinsburg
John McCombs
Merle
Norman
Charles Carney
Charles McCombs
C. P. Callien
Conneaut Lake
Lyman Carney
California
J. A. Walters
Jacob A. Walters
Hahnemann Hospital
Philadelphia
Hig
Florence (‘Condron) Walters
Smicksburg
Olive Florence
Betty Walters
Local visitors and callers spread across Uniontown area
Uniontown residents welcomed a string of callers from Barnesboro Hastings Rahway Vandergrift and Gillespie while others visited relatives in Akron and Johnstown. Notes mention new baby welcomed by Mr and Mrs Alvin Spieker and a modest tally of newspaper subscribers at five dollars fifty six cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Meade Bering
Barnesboro
Meredith Beringer
G. K. Garman
Alvin Spieker
Wilbert Repine
A. Wright
Lillian
Johnstown
Glenn King
Wayne
Avanelle
Altman
Carl Gressley
Ronald
Howard Gressley
D. H. Gressley
John Lydick
Elaine
Rowena King
Rahway
N. J
Harry Garman
Paul Garman
Hospitals Through the Ages Show Compassion and Service
The text traces medieval and modern hospital counts in Europe and Pennsylvania. It notes 19,000 charity hospitals in 13th century Europe, with England and France hosting many and declines over six centuries. By 1789, France’s 2000 had fallen to 700. many patients were poor. In Pennsylvania today there are 291 hospitals with 68,000 beds sheltering 54,000 patients daily and over 1 million annual treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
England
France
Lazaretton
Pennsylvania
After rally Dopless reelect vote urged by Mrs Dibbs
Mrs Dibbs says she will not vote for Congressman Dopless after hearing him speak. Al Smith excited to attend the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia vows to walk there, joking about a walking delegate. Bee stain on table linen should be soaked in cold water before laundering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dibbs
Congressman Dopless
Dibbs
al Smith
Philadelphia
Dead fish bloom and Lindbergh reward noted
A 20 square mile expanse of dead mullet fish was seen offshore along the North Carolina coast amid the cold. The $25,000 reward for capturing Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. kidnappers remains unpaid. Gazette to R. D. readers priced at $5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
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Woodburn Granite Works
Sooth College Avenue
Penna
Mayfair
Philadelphia Street
Indiana, PA
Indiana Floral Co
Phila
Murray's
Murray’s Dyeing and Cleaning CO
Philadelphia St
Charles McAninch
Hamilton
Adrain
Punxsutawney
William Lingenfelter
Samuel
John
Robert McAninch
Lee Cochran
Clyde Snyder
Russell Barkett
Oliveburg
Thomas Sweltzer
Thomas Sweitzer
Latrobe
Minnie Blanche Compton
Charles
Gilbert
Seward
Fred
Tarentum
Mis
Charles Waddle
W. B. Compton
Saltsburg
J. A. Compton
Clarksburg
Della Trump
William Smith
Roy Morford
Pitcairn
Edward Compton
New Kensington
Paul Englehart
Unity Cemetery
Andrew P. Gibson
Andrew Plummer Gibson
Homewood
Hiterton
Grove City College
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
James
Thomas
Robert
David Fiscus
Margaret Gibson
Elderton
James Smith
Robert Gibson
Sarver
Brandon
John Gibson
Oregon
Deer Creek
Ruie E. Hoover
Ruie EE. (Huston) Hoover
John Huston
Blacklick Township
A. G. Hoover
D. G. Swigart
Homer City
John Phipps
Aultman
John C. Hoover
Autman
George Krapinski
van Conomos
Blairgyhile
Anna Hoover
Walter Hoover
8. Kirkland
Paul Hoover
Sarger
Robert McLaughlin
Howard Clawson
Blacklick
Elmer Cribbs
Hunton Huston
Thomas A. Estep
Lloyd Cemetery
Thomas A. Ilstep
Lovett Park
Westmoreland County
State Mining Examining Board
Glenn Harking
Richard
Arnold
Allan Pounds
Kathaleen
Helen
B. N. Beringer
Hastings
John Gibbons
Edward Gibbons
Gillespie, NL
Alex Beringer
Nettie Wright
Wilgus
C. A. Wright
Laura Trout
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
BON Ton
ROY Henry Granite Works
Penna. Ave
Apollo
Roegin
Penney’s c. Penney Company, Incorporated
Ross & Degaetano
Indiana County
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