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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1934

Page

7

Death notices Mrs John M Getty of Uniontown

Funeral services will be conducted at her late residence for Mrs John M Getty a resident of Indiana for 30 years who died Monday at her East Lo cust Street home Jeannetta Roberts born July 24 1962 near Pine Flats daughter of the late William J and Milzabeth Roberts married June 6 1899 to John M Getty surviving with two sons Floyd R and Wayne M Getty of Uniontown a daughter Mrs Mary B Couser of home three grandchildren Katherine Ann Dorothy Louise and Richard Howard Getty two brothers Scott L Roberts Pine Flats and John A Roberts Butler She joined Pine Mata Baptist Church then First Regular Baptist Church Indiana Devoted to church home family described as virtuous and esteemed Funeral services led by Rev William Austin Pine Flats Baptist Church and Rev J W Kennedy.

John M. Getty Indiana East Lo«cust Street Jeannetta Roberts Pine Plats William J Milzabeth Roberts Joln M. Getty Floyd R Wayne M. Getty Uniontown Mary B. Couser Katherine ‘Ann Dorothy Louise Richard Howard Getty Scott L. Roberta Pine Flata John A. Roberts Butler Orly Pine Mata First Regular Baptist Church William Austin Pine Flata ‘Baptist Church J. W. Kennedy

Hamilton Stewart funeral set for Thursday at White township

Funeral services for Stewart Hamilton aged 69 will be held Thursday at 1 30 p m at his White township home, with interment in Biderton cemetery. He died Monday of complications of diseases. Born Sept 20 1864 in South Mahoning township, he was a farmer and former member of Second United Presbyterian church. Surviving: widow Emma Barnett Hamilton, adopted daughter Helen, brother Frank Hamilton Smyrna and sisters Emma Simpson S Mec Manus Marion Center, Elder Fulton Blacklick, Mrs John Ross Rochester Mills. Funeral services were held Sunday for Julia Leslie 84 at Spangler, interment Barnesboro cemetery. She died of a heart attack in Barnesboro office after a Paris birth and later married Alexander Leslie, Civil War veteran. Surviving children Amiel Louis Clemenson, Clymer. Mrs A L Good and Mrs R D Moore Lancaster. Mrs A T Clark Rochester N Y. Albert and George Clemenson Johnstown. Raymond Clemenson Spangler.

Biderton Stewart Hamilton White Township South Mahoning Township William and Lena Stewart) Hamilton Second United Presbyterian Church Town Samuel ‘W. Shane Emma (Barnett) Hamilton Helen Frank Hamilton Elder Fulton Blacklick John Ross Rochester Mills Raymond Clemenson Spangler Barnesboro Julia Leslie W. J. Mulvehill Paris Louis Clemenson George Clemenceau France

Mrs William Orner Rites Held at Strongstown

Funeral services for Mrs William Orner were conducted Saturday at Strongstown M E Church with Rev Parker Large officiating. Burial followed in Strongstown Cemetery. Mrs Orner, born Maude Staphel in Strongstown October 21 188. She died Wednesday at home after complications from a paralytic stroke fought over 10 years. Survived by husband three children and several relatives.

Strongstown M. B William Orner Decessed Mise Maude Staphel Silas Staphel

Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Albert Baum Of Center Township

Mrs Albert Baum age 66 of Center Township died Thursday in Indiana hospital from a complication of diseases. Funeral services were held at her late residence and at the Homer City Lutheran church with Rev Charles H Held officiating. Interment followed. Survived by husband and brothers and sisters Emma Clark Homer City Carrie Barto John Nicklas George Nicklas Elwood City Mary Hine Newton Falls Ohio Anna Otto Pittsburgh.

Hvans— City Albert Baum Center Township Indiana Hospital Homer City

Levi W. Powell Rites Held At Marchand

Levi W. Powell 77 longtime Marchand resident died at home Wednesday from a complication of diseases. Funeral services were Friday at his residence with interment in Marchand cemetery. Born April 28, 1867 in Armstrong County, he was a blacksmith for over 40 years. Survived by sons Abon and Guy and daughter Helen at home, a sister Mrs. Johnston of Bluefield, WV. His wife died in 1921.

Marchand Cemetery Levi W. Powell Marchand Arm Strong John Powell March Bon Guy Helen Mrs. Johnston Bluefield V. Va

William F Walker 78 Dies After Illness in Adrain Hospital

William F Walker a native of Trade City died in Adrain Hospital on Monday morning after a complication of diseases. He married Jennie Heckman at 28 and she died in 1920. He lived with his son Clarence in Punxsutawney after his wife’s death and leaves a daughter Mrs Carl Swank of Rochester New York two sisters Mrs Aaron Stiver of Juneau and Mrs Henry Shaffer of Akron Ohio. He was a United Brethren member. Funeral services will be held today with burial in Round Top cemetery.

William F. Walker Aegd Trade City Adrain Frederick Hannah (Eyler)Walker Mahonings Jennie Heckman Clarence Punxsutawney United Brethren Church Carl Swank Rochester N. Y Aaron Stiver Juneau Henry Shaffer Akron, O Round Top Cemetery

Mrs Laura Morrow to be Buried in Johnstown

Mrs Laura Alice Morrow dies at daughter Mrs Reddick Otto s home in Donora aged 81. Widow of Hugh Morrow killed in a Johnstown auto crash 12 years ago she was born in Plumville and sister to Lyle and Alfred Davis. Interment in Johnstown follows Saturday funeral. Also funeral planned for Mrs Mary Stuart in Blairsville Catholic church with interment in Blairsville. She died Monday at her daughter s home in Blairsville aged 81 while widow of William Stuart. Her survivors include daughter Mrs L D Johnston and brother Henry Slomer.

Johnstown Laura Alice Morrow Plumville Reddick Otto Donora Laura Alice Davis Hugh Morrow Morrow Lyle Alfred Davis John 5. Fisher Town Mary Stuart Blairsville Catholic Blairsville

Agnes Rowe Dies After Illness at Indiana Hospital

Agnes Rowe of West Church street dies Sunday at Indiana hospital from peritonitis. She worked at the Woolworth store for years and was an active Gospel Hall member. She leaves her mother Mrs. Mary F. Rowe and sister Mrs. George W. Ferguson. funeral at Gospel Hall on Carpenter avenue this afternoon.

Misa Agnes Rowe Gospel Hall Carpenter Avenue S. Agnes Rowe West Church Street Indiana Hospital Woolworth Mary F.rowe George W. Ferguson

Mrs Mary Hoosidia Funeral Held in Clymer

Funeral services were held Friday in Clymer for Mrs Mary Hoonda 65 of Commodore who died March 87 at home after a three month illness. Surviving children include Mrs John Hovanec and Mrs Washko Hovanec of Commodore John Hyosda of Elizabeth NJ and Andrew Hyords at home.

Mary Hoosidia Clymer Mary Hoonda Commodore John Hovanec Washko Hovanec John Hyosda Elizabeth N. J Andrew Hyords

Funeral for Augustus W Bash in Bichensburg

Augustus W Bash age 66 native of the county dies Sunday at his home near Dichensburg from pneumonia. Funeral services today in Bichensburg followed by interment in Herman cemetery. Survived by children Quittee Bash of Salina Clifford Bash of Myersdale Daniel John Bash of Rhenaburg Herman Bash of Akron Ohio Mrs Izora Wilson of Revice Hazel Bash of Culver and Mrs Florence Pres sick of New Kensington. Brothers include Jacob Bash of Penn Run and Emma Boucher of Punxsutawney and Mrs Isabel Learn of Brush Valley.

Bichensburg Herman Cemetery Augustus W. Bosh Dichensburg Quittee Bash Salina Clifford Bash Myersdale Daniel John Bash Rhenaburg Herman Bash Akron, O Izora ‘Wilson Revice Hazel Bash Culver Mra Florence Pressick New Kensington Jacob Bash Penn Run Isabel Learn Brushvalley Emma Boucher Punxsutawney

William J Kelly Funeral Rites Held in Saltsburg

William J. Kelly aged 76 died Monday at his son H M Kellys Saltsburg home. Funeral services were held this afternoon in Saltsburg followed by interment in Saltsburg cemetery. Born December 23, 1857 in Blacklick township he was a well known figure in the county. Surviving children include Mrs Elmer Shupe H M Kelly W B Kelly of Saltsburg Raymond Kelly of Johnstown Mrs T T Skinner Mrs A H O Neill and Mrs H L Forsha of Blairsville and Mrs Hugh Fryer of Dover Ohio.

William J. Kelly Saltsburg H. M. Kelly Blacklick Township Elmer Shupe H.M. Kelly

Obituary: Mrs Mary Armstrong 84 in Locust County

Mrs Mary Armstrong aged 84 died at the home of her son Henry Armstrong in Locust County on Monday night. She was a daughter of John and Mrs Schlemmer and born near Locust. She married George Armstrong 69 years ago. he died earlier. Survived by children John Punxsutawney Henry Locust Joseph Rossiter William Canoe Township and Mrs Joseph Barnett Rossiter, plus twenty grandchildren and forty one great grandchildren.

Mary Armstrong Henry Armstrong

Obituary notices for Fisher and Pantall families

Mrs. Harry K. Fisher of Washington township 61 died at home near Creekside after 31 years of marriage. Survived by husband Harry K. Fisher two sons W M and James Meade Fisher daughters Mae E and Martha Fisher and several step children. Orrie C Pantall 59 died in Hammond Louisiana of heart trouble. Born Punxsutawney he leaves widow five children Paul Pantall Rossiter brother and sister Mrs H C Clark Indiana.

Harry K. Fisher Annie Fisher Creekside Washington Township Shelocta Samuel Fry W. M James Meade Fisher Mae E Martha Orrie C. Pantall Orrie C. 'Pantall Punxsutawney Indiana State Normal School Hammond J. ‘Reese Pantall Paul‘Pantall Rossiter H. C. ‘Clark Indiana

Easter visits and shopping scattered across Indiana and Vandergrift

Clarksburg residents recount Easter visits and shopping trips in Indiana and Vandergrift. Families include Miss Mildred Krider, Mae Cribbs, and Mr. Paul Elricks with Mrs. Elrick. A farewell party for Clifford Cunningham and family precedes their move to Saltsburg. A short, humorous dialogue about a ring ends the item.

Mildred Krider Punxsutawney J. E. Fryar Josephine Cipriany Indiana Cynthia Mabel Jessie Mae Cribbs Paul Elricks Vandergrifft Carrie Elrick M. Jewell Kent A. R. Jewell Jessie Mae Cribbs Mae Dawson Conn Newrytown Frank Clark Clifford Cunningham Saltsburg Carrie Dhrick Harold Vandergrift

A Good Newspaper Offer for Indiana County Residents

The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette offer subscriptions to R. D. residents of Indiana county at $5.50 per year. Outside county residents pay $6.00 per year.

Progress Pittaburgh

I Dont Believe It By R H Wilkinson

A humorous tale about Gus Williams who constantly interrupts Lacey Rogers with I dont believe it during stories. At a party with Miguel de Gomez the habit leads to a sudden confrontation when Miguel slaps Gus after another I dont believe it remark, restoring decorum and ending the clash.

US Williams Gus Lacey Rogers Lacey Rogerses Gue Miguel de Gomez Sonora Rogers Miguel Gus Walming Gus Williams Gita Nila Gus Wil- Nama

Mongolia Receives Russian Aid in Independent State

The article notes Mongolia as an independent state since World War I, yet a protectorate in practice under Soviet influence. It describes frequent religious festivals, Buddhism as the main faith, and historic Russian support shielding Mongolian princes from warlord threats.

Mongolia Naona F Sovilet Angela

Speed of Electrons in a Lamp Filament

A readable passage compares electron flow in a typical 60 watt lamp to vast counting, noting even New York City residents counting at two per second for 10,000 years would still miss some electrons.

New York

Easter Social Notes From Arm age Presby Church Area

East Wheatfield area reports a Ming Stauffer talk at Arm age Presbyterian on Thursday at 7:30 PM with native costumes and relics to be shown. Many local families and visitors are listed in Easter visits, hospital news, and community events across Armagh, Johnstown, and nearby towns, with church services, dinners, and school visits noted.

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M. Getty Willam Sara (Haney Bara Haney) Smause Clos Presbyterian Church Olin Vere Wineberg Olas Mire Albert Dau Augustus W. Bush Clarksburg Ethel R. H. Wilkinson Bell Byncheste WNO Bertha Sonora Hills Gua Williams Worthy Lacay East Wheatfield Ming Stauffer United Presbyterian Day Armagh Presbyterian Church Martha Frances Gerhard Rush Station CO. dL. Findley Joseph McKelvey Pittsburgh Paul Wynkoop and Son Dansaville Plora McKelvey Myra Wynkoop McKelvey T. Hutchston Raymond Robb New Florence James J. Hutchison Hunter Irvin Ling H Edward ‘Bracken State ‘Teachers College Susan Bracken Armagh J. G. Caldwell Virginia J. Caldwell Baster Joseph ‘A. Shrom Dillie ‘Cunningham Seward Presbyterian Church Leon Rodgers Leon Rodgers. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Kenneth Mack G. EB. Mack Familly Clyde C."h. Findley Cramer Martha France Gerhard Rugh Station Sedena Bidelman Harry Tomb Philadelphia Mary McHlroy R. Bruce Melissa. Kinnard Lois ‘Anne Somerville John Lloyd Elliott Erhard Glasaport Maples Hotel C. G. Mack Stephen A. Johnston Santa Claus Girty H, Miller Glenn Pati Hoyer Kenneth Near Stony Pont Ambrose Miller Wanda Mae Mural Valley Apent Sunday V. A. Stapp Br.smeltzer J. H. Christy Buff Coleman Patricia Anne Witlium Haston William Coleman Zions Valley Vira George Daniel Wray Shady Plain Walter Rupert Fagleva ‘Run Robert Dun—mire and Sons F. W. Steno Joe Houser J. C. Schrecengost Mary Ellen Matthews Anna GC. Smith Anna ‘. Smith J. T. Jamison Clair Robert, Jr Jamison Sugar Run Clair Plickinger Stoney Point Frank Smeltzer Mamma Paia Africa Texas Roy Berry Penna- Ave Indiana Motor ‘ Co BUICK
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