Death notices mark passings across Indiana area
Multiple obituaries report deaths of Mrs. John H. Corrigan, William D. Hamilton, Crist Stamier, Miss Alice Luther, James Patterson, Clayton Horrell, Jennie Anderson Given, and William Laney. Causes include illness and ureine poisoning. Surviving relatives span Indiana towns, Pennsylvania connections, and national addresses. services held at local churches with interments in Greenwood and Fairfield cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Hamilton
Indiana
John L. Getty
West Church Street
Hugh F. Given
Jennie Anderson Given
Tacoma
Wash
First United Presbyterian Church
Rochester Milla
James Given
United Presbyterian Church
James A. Given
Obituary notices highlight local deaths and services
Funeral services for Mrs. A G Bowers 46 of Penn Run followed by interment in Johnstown. Also listed are notices for John Martin Saltsburg native died Hollidaysburg. Miss Jennie Barrett 89 Cherry Tree. Ward Buterbaugh 38 Deckers Point veteran of World War I. Thomas Calabrese 45 Blairsville who died of heart attack at a Connellsville quarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Corrigan
John J. McIilvaine
First United Presbyterian Church
Town
Greenwood Cemetery
Clymef
Indiana Hospital
Sarah Ann Howearth
Sample Run
Cherryhill Township
Indiana
Clymer
Clymer Christian Church
Ladies Auxiliary
The
American Legion
John D
Forest Hills
Long Island
N. Y
Emerson A
Irwin
Emmett J
Alice Luther
Fairfield
New Florence
Findley Luther
Fairfield Township
Fairfield Presbyterian Church
James Patterson
Dixonville ‘Catholic
St. Bernard
Dixonville
Jenni Felock
Ireland
Houtzdale
William Laney
Cockport
Green Township
Clarissa Laney
Porter Laney
A. G. Bowers
Johnstown
Porter Black
Near Spangler
John Martin
Hollidaysburg
Saltsburg
B. D. Martin
Edward P. Martin
Columbus
Keating Thorton
Patchinville
Jennie Barrett
Cherry Tree
England
Cherry Tree Baptist Church
Shiloh
Deckers Point
Church Cemetery
Ward Buterbaugh
Thomas Calabrese
Blairsville
Connellsville
Death of Leroy Keith Aged 16 at Indiana Hospital
Leroy Keith son of Mr and Mrs Albert Keith of Hum died last evening at Indiana Hospital after a complication of diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Keith Leroy Keith
Albert Keith
Hum
Indiana Hospital
Local Couple John Stewart Golden Wedding Observed
East Locust street couple John and Araminio Stewart celebrate fifty years of marriage with a family reunion in Indiana. Seven of nine children attend with grandchildren and relatives. gifts include a gold trimmed china set. The article includes a poem and notes two absent children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stewart
East Locust Street
Indiana
Stewart
Araminio Murray
Jacob Gerhard
Rugh Station
Homers City
Brushvalley
Blairsville
Paul Stewart
Pittsburgh
Hetrick Stewart
Johnstown
Clyde Stewart
Detroit
Mich
Ralph Stewart
Floyd Stewart
Wilfred ‘Stewart
Elizabeth Stewart
Town
Ethel Knot
Trenton, N. J
Grace M. Hutchison
Washington, D.C
Two States Lead In Phosphorus From Rock Deposits
The article notes that Florida and Tennessee supply most of the phosphate used in baking powders, with West coast deposits existing but minimal in production. Since the early 1900s natural phosphate rock has been the main food phosphoric acid source, previously treated with sulfuric acid to form tribasic phosphate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Tennessee
Elephant carriages still used in Indian pageantry
A Manchester Guardian writer notes that elephants persist in royal pageantry in central India and Rajputana though princes and merchants favor faster cars. Maharajas keep elephant carriages for state occasions with up to thirty elephants, richly adorned, painted, and garlanded for local birthdays and grand displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central India
Rajputana
Manchester
England
Guardian
President Killed Men
The Pathfinder notes a trick question about a president who killed a man in cold blood. It explains Grover Cleveland served as a county sheriff before his presidency and supervised executions. The gallows used for hangings remains stored in a garage behind the Erie County jail in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Erie County
Cleveland
Boston Public Library Mural Decorations Featured
The Boston public library houses notable murals by John Sargent Edwin Abbey and John Flett. Puvis de Chevannes collaborated with them with Sargent contributing The Frieze of the Prophets. Abbey depicted The Quest of the Holy Grail while his works adorn the library delivery room. The widow of John Elliott discusses his work in a new biography noting a permanent exhibition in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Public Library
John Sargent
Edwin Abbey
John Flett
Puvis de Chevannes
Sargent
John Elliott
Statesman and Gambler Charles James Fox Profile
Charles James Fox, an English statesman from about 150 years ago, was a noted gambler who won at the track and lost at cards. His father covered $700,000 in debts and friends added $350,000. He entered Parliament at nineteen, became a cabinet member at twenty one, and pursued a political life that would have made him prime minister if not for royal opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles James Fox
England
Cosmic Rays and the Quest to Unravel Creation
Cosmic rays arrive from all directions, appearing nearly uniformly day and night. Scientists infer they originate not just from the sun or stars but from the vast reaches of space, hinting at clues to radiation’s power to transform into matter and perhaps sustain renewal of creation.
Snuff Boxes and Court Fashions in Sixteenth Century France
Catherine de Medici popularized snuff taking for headaches in France during the sixteenth century. Louis XIV employed premier goldsmiths to craft snuff boxes, with studios set up in the Tuileries garden. Boxes varied in value and a gallant might own one for each day, with some collections reaching hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daye
France
Catherine de Medici
Louis
Louis XIV
Tuileries
Washington Township Tax Justice League Program Night
Meeting agenda for Washington Township Tax Justice League at Marlin Schoolhouse on Thursday evening April 27 includes songs recitations debates readings jokes riddles and musical numbers with topics on factors that are weaponizable for high taxes and how to lower township and Indiana County taxes. Notable participants include Atwood Young Arch ie Brown Sara Davis Bert Fairman Ruth Brown James Johnston and others with various duets readings and dialogues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Two
Tax Justice League
Washington Township
Marlin
Atwood Young
Bisle Park
Archie Brown
John Clowes
Roy Stuchell
Reading
B. B. Kunkle
Ruby
Byron Brown
Edward Park
Irene Peterman
Oscar Fairman
Evelyn Irwin
Gail Davis
Gal Miller
Jay Sourwine
Sara Davis
Mary Lohr
Bert Fairman
Ira Martin
Glenn Orr
James Johnston
Walter Harman
John Orr
Mildred Rankin
Maurice and
Martha
A Country Town by Carl S. Weist
A nostalgic verse yearns for a peaceful country town between city bustle and green fields. Neighbors greet each other, share food, and enjoy Sunday reverence, infusing life with friendliness, simplicity, and quiet contentment in a wholesome, timeless community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl S. Weist
Congregationalist
Dipper Bird Walks Under Water in Search of Food
A Philadelphia Record description explains the dipper, a dark bodied bird with a white breast, common near mountain streams. Seen standing inches above rapid currents, it forages underwater for prey by walking the river bottom and catching hidden creatures as stones shift with the current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dipper
Howlbery
Philadelphia Record
Water Testing Outfit color comparators for aquarium use
A water testing kit provides sealed vials as liquid comparators, nine vials labeled 6.0 to 7.6 for pH ranges. Bromothymol blue serves as the indicator to color match with the comparator. If alkali is high, add sodium acid phosphate. if too acidic, use bicarbonate of soda.
Daredevil Irish Terrier Story of Courage and Cache
An old tale from African hunter days describes a bold Irish terrier, nicknamed the dare-devil, dashing from cover to seize a tethered quail by its teeth. The scene unfolds as hunters struggle with a fion and a pack of dogs in dense brush.
Staples rises to pennsylvania bell president in 1931 shift
Philip C. Staples elected president of the Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania succeeding Leonard H. Kinnard who becomes chairman of the board. William H. Harrison appointed operating vice president. The firm employs about 20,000 people and operates amid notable civic welfare efforts in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philip C. Staples
Tell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Leonard H. Kinnard
William H. Harrison
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell of Pennsylvania
Staples
Philadelphia County Relief Board
Pennsylvania Telephone Organization
United
Philadelphia’s Parkway
Kinnard
Bell Company
Yarrisburg
Pennsylvania
Stapies
Harrison
New York
Clarksburg Sabbath Services and Local Social Notes
Sunday Sabbath school at 1 15 and preaching at 2 34. Attendance at a Mr Radeheaver concert in Indiana Thursday night. Mrs Ida Ferguson improving this week. Remodeling by C C Walker with a new bathroom. Sabbath visitors from Ford City Livermore and Home. Weekend visits in Braddock and Vandergrift. Missionary event at Mrs R J McCall's home. Downtime visits by Lichtenfels families and Mack family across Clyde and Homer City areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia
Mabel Cribbs
Frank Clark
Radeheaver
Indiana
Ida Ferguson
C. C. Walker
Paul Watrick
Ford City
D. CG. Welk
Livermore
Bruce Frew
Naom Caldwell
Home
Elrick
Paul Lowman
Raymond Jewell
J. M. Coleman
Braddock
Dick Love
Vandergrift
Marshall Park
Thea Juadies
R. J. McCall
Local Notes From Plumville and Indiana Visits
Mrs Albert Whitsell recovered after an operation in Indiana hospital and is improving. H H Hamill travelled to Indiana for a business trip on Saturday. Weather Pifer spent the weekend with friends in Rural Valley. Dee Sileler returned home after treatment in Indiana hospital last week. Mr and Mrs Taft Streams were in Indiana on Saturday. Mr and Mrs C B Ray and family spent the weekend with Rays at Armagh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumville
Albert Whitsell
Indiana
H. H. Hamill
Wsther Pifer
Dee Sileler
Indiana Hospital
Taft Streams
C. B. Ray
Famely
Myre
Ray
Armagh
Eggs For Any Meal In Many Dishes And Techniques
A vintage guide extols eggs as versatile and nutritious, detailing methods for slow cooking and seasoning. Recipes include Veal and Egg Shortcake, Spanish Omelet, Scalloped Eggs in Cream Sauce, Fluted Egg Salad, and Spaghetti with Poached Eyes, with step by step ingredients and garnishes.
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Crist Stamier
George Stamier
Rossiter
Germany
America
Caroline Mentz
Punxsutawney
Henry Bofinger
Carl Stamier
Stafford
Hstim Morgan
Crist, Jr
Galmon Gaston
Barnesboro
Harold Aultman
Clayton Harrell
Homer City
M. B
Clayton Horrell
John and
Ida Horrell
Yona City
Nemacolin
Owen
Jack
Warren
Dorothy Sullinger
Beatrice Foster
Altoona
Hillen Cairng
Madeira
Paul and Clyde
Milliron
Doyle and
James
New Kensington
Sidney
Miss Jennie Barrett
Future
Bore
Latrobe
Ruth Brown
Music
Thel Harman
Glenn Jew
Maurice Miller
Indiana County
Joseph Park
Luther Peterman
Hearsy Lukehart
Charles Brown
John Blystone and Sons
Fam
Bell Telephone Company
Clarksburg
Clyde
Dorothy Lichtenfels
Tabor
Clyde Taat
A. J. Luthor
G. BE
Mack
Flora
Rosemary Mack
W. Z. Kettle
Swissvale
F. A. Lichtenfels
Creangeburg
Glenn Liehtenfels
I. KK. Mack
Garald
Wilbur Bracken
Gladys Mack
Uttle
C. BK. Mack
Josephine Gibbon
Hoing Food Institute
Lord Chesterfield
Parnell-Cowher CO
Phila
Indiana, Pa
DELCO
Indiana Motor Co
BUICK
Oakland
Pontiac Sales—Service
PAHTS
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