Grim Reaper Harvest Claims several local deaths
Multiple obituaries from Indiana county list Harry Vinton Hinton of White Township dies of brain fever at age two after a brief illness. he previously worked at Markle coal bank and street cleaning in Indiana. Also noted are deaths of Mrs Barbara Rising Stadtmiller, Richard Park Lewis, Mrs Martha Shank, Mrs M E Brandon, and Robert Rumgay with funeral details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Vinton
Harry Hinton
White Township
Markle Coal Bank
Indiana Borough
D. B. Hinton
William
Punxsutawney
Frank
Walter
Bellwood
Bennett Stadtmiller
Barbara Rising Stadtmiller
North Fifth Street
Rayne Township
Martin Rising
Stadtmiller
George
Johnstown
Frank Piotzer
William. O’hara
Indiana
Martin
Richard Park Lewis
Lewis
Pittsburg
Allegheny General Hospital
Robert
David
Blairsville
Blairavilla
D. J. Lewis
Town
J. N. Parks
Marion Center
Ella Rh. Alcorn
Ella R. Alcorn
Saltsburg
Salisburg
E.R. Alcorn & Co
J. L. Mellwain
J. A. Barker
J Alcorn
W. T. Cline
Greensburg
Howard Alcorn
Robert Rumegay
Robert Rumgay
Clymer
Greenwood Cemetery
Obituary notices from Smicksburg region deaths in 1913
Several obituaries and tributes from Smicksburg and Blairsville area notices detail deaths of Mrs. Myrtilla Swasy wife of J H Swasy aged 56, Thomas McGough, Mrs Martha J Kirkpatrick, Miss Margaret Harvey, Mrs Amanda J Sutor, Joseph Paolo, and Merle Stiteler. The record lists survivors, funeral details, interments, and a committee memorial for Merle Stiteler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtilla Swasy
J. H. Swasy
Blairaville
Thesday
der Smith
I, Logan
Nome
Charles O
Josephine
Aleg
Margaret Harvey
Margaret Garvey
Blairsville
J. M. Harvey
Blakrsville
Christian Endeavor Society
Smicksburg Lutheran Church
Merle Stiteler
Smicksburg
Myrtilla Swaay
The Third Degree Play at Auditorioum in April
A dramatic tale of a young man accused of murder, beaten into confessing by police, while his loyal wife and father resist an unjust system. The production, at the Auditorioum next Wednesday April 1, features reserved seats and mail orders through Dr. Katu. Also notes on Dr. Kahn visiting for eye care and a public sale of property in Indiana Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Tef" Fries
Justle
Auditoriium
Katu
Kahn
Pittsburg
Moore
Labal
Woman's tailored skirts reveal new styles and colors
The advertisement lists splendid all wool skirts in Black Navy and Tan Serge plus Tan and Grey Diagonal and fancy mixtures. Tailored and plain pleated models with habit and panel backs are offered at 3.75.
Grain and feed supplies offered at low prices
A local dealer advertises chofte Ilinats seeds at 50 cents per bushel and white granulated salt at 1.36 per barrel. Old Process OH Meal and Ghiten Feed are listed at 1.90 and 1.40 per 100 units, buckwheat adds at 1.50 per 100, with limited poultry food and other items available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyal Poultry
David Ellis & Son
Penny Roller Flour Mills
Armour & Co Fertilizers From Slaughterhouse Refuse Sale
Frank Douglass of Indiana Pennsylvania advertises Armour & Co fertilizers made from slaughterhouse refuse. He claims the stock is complete plant food suitable for all crops, urging farmers to call and inspect. The notice presents a brief sales pitch with a direct offer to purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffington Township
White Mill
W. T. Bennett
Strongstown
Armour & Co
Frank Douglass
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana Progress
Targent
A. 5. Moorhead
A. Ralph Moorhead
RedSters and Proprietors
Insane
Indiana Westoffice
Grim Reaper’s Harvest
Martha Shank
Levi Shank
Penn Run
Harvey Shank
M. E. Brandon
Ruth Brandon
M. J. Brandon
Chambersville
Washington Presbyterian Church
Rowland
Plumville
Sewickley School Board
Western Reserve Investment Company
Cleveland
Washington Investment Company
First National Bank
Sewickley School
D. E. Thompson
Thomas McGough
Tromas McCaugh
West Lebanon
Norristown
Marshanl
John Parsley
Ambridge
Nan and
Lillian
Alonday
Martha J. Kirkpatrick
Livermore
Amanda J. Sutor
East Mahoning Township
Warren
Joseph Paolo
Indiana Hospital
Retta Condron
Mary Fair
Clair B, Good
Jesus
Zion
Newark
Newark Shoe CO
Baltimore
Third Degree
Polton Tlay
Seanor
Third and Locust Streets
Mayor Ling
Tate H. Seanor
Penn Tun
Purchase Line Academy
F. F
Lockard
St. Benedict
Copenhagen
Narlen
Sale
Kauffman
Ron Sale
White Star
New Mill
W. J, Mmner
Midland
Leaver County
Rock Hess
J. B. Beck
Homer City
Jobn
Connell
Fartyers Bank Mk
Ray & Carnzhan
Parkwood
Snaf
Ernest Torsha
Piney Township
A. Bowers
D. No
John H. Fierce
Lavejoy
Realidence
Wandin Station
Larry Wilson
Wellwood
Port Orpington
Vox
Greenville Coach Horse
John H. Campbell
Cherryt Township
John H. Camp- Be
Cherryhill Township
R. D
Clymey
Lovejoy
J. H. Ruterbaugh
Lexington Avenue
Altoona
Cherryhil Township
Kenwood
Heilwood
Frank Bmigh
Ambrose
Grady
Home
William Ts Ding
Heshpon
George Williams
Indiana St
Foyn
Inqquire
Irank
Moorhead
Geo
W. B. George
R. D. No
Homiet City
Ee. Tor Saln
Qood Farina
T. I. Edwards
Room 206 Savings & Just Co
Pas
A . Por
Apey
R. W. Craig
Oak Atreat
Seventh
School Streets
Citizens National Bank
Robinsteen Dollar & Leather ,Co
Indiana County
Minine
Rogister
J. L. Wineman
Lewisburg
C. L. Hudson
Creekside
Rossmayne
Mahoning Township
C. I. Hudson
William Morrison
Wantic
Tan
J. M. Thompson
Huthwood
Rose Comb
Rhode
Island
Mra li
M. Henderson
Ernest Stewart
George W. Butler
Orphans’ Court of
Wheatfield Township
Charles B. Grumbling
William Mitchell
Robert Mack
Hebert Trindle
Charles Dick
Samuel Butler
Oliver Owyerdorff
Dward L. Kellar
Geo. W. Butler
Ibrilhart
Brilaart
United States
Shelocta Station
Lehigh Portland
John J. Anthony
Shelocta, Pa
the Farmers Bank
Penna
Hart, Schahe
Hart, Schaffner& Marx
Moorhead Bros
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Mack’s
Ididhn
Brussels
Egone Daud
D.C. Mace & Sor
Iiney & Moorhead
APS
Vani
Winters’ Oyster House
Bear Street Railway Station
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