Death of Mrs D Barnard of Indians Church area
Following a short prayer service at her Washington street home funeral rites were held at Glade Run Presbyterian church near Dayton for Mrs D Johnson Barnard who died Thursday in Indiana hospital after a yearlong illness. Interment was in the church cemetery. Born March 2 1886 in South Mahoning township she lived near Dayton before moving to Indiana 16 years ago. Active in religious and community work she belonged to the Presbyterian church WCTU taught the John Pounds Bible class and attended Tabernacle services. Surviving are her husband and four children Rev Eugene Barnard missionary in Japan Rev Davis Barnard pastor East Liverpool OH Mrs Mortimer Vanderbilt and Mrs William Shaffer all of Ohio five grandchildren a brother and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Glade Run Presbyterian Church
Dayton
D. Johnson Barnard
Indiana Hospital
Church
McKee
Laura (Angley) Davis
South Mahoning Township
Robert L. Clark
G. W. McIntyre
Glade Run
Carl Justus
Indiana Tabernacle
William Shaffer
Eugene Barnard
Japan
Davis Barnard
Second Presbyterian Church
East Liverpool
Mortimer Vanderbilt
A. H. Davis
Punxautawnney
Maude Redding
Cleveland
Robinson
North Seventh Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Town
T. N. Montgomery
Armstrong Township
James
Agnes (Hopkins) Leasure
Rochester Mills
Pred
Sheloca
Richard
Newville
Hugh
Wilda
Death of Mrs Dessa Harding at Arthur homestead near Cherry Tree
Mrs Dessa Arthur Harding aged 66 died at the Arthur homestead near Cherry Tree after a complication of diseases. She was a daughter of the late Jacob Arthur and was highly esteemed in the county. Surviving are brother A A Arthur of Cherry Tree and sisters Pearl Shaw, Vivian McGuire of Cherry Tree Sue Willis of Baytown Tex Elizabeth and Hihel Arthur Hope Cressley who has lived with the family. Burial was in Hazlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessa
Arthur) Harding
Arthur Homestead
Cherry Tree
Jacob Arthur
A. A. Arthur
Pearl Shaw
Vivian McGuire
Sue Willis
Baytown
Tex
Elizabeth
Hihel Arthur
Hope Cressley
Arthur
Hazlett Cemetery
Sliman Hanna 46 Syrians native Blacklick trader dies
Monday afternoon in the Blacklick Greek Orthodox Catholic church, followed by interment in the church cemetery, for Sliman Hanna, aged 46, a native of Syria, and a former merchant of Blacklick, who died on Saturday at his home in Blatraville, following a long illness. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anna (Johns) Hanna, and these children, John, of New Kensington, William, of Fort Washington, Md., Mrs. Elsie Millazzo, of Johnstown, and Subrey, Charles, Richard, Eugene, Herbert, Marlane and Anna, all at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacklick
Sliman Hanna
Syria
Blatraville
Anna
Johns) Hanna
John
New Kensington
William
Fort Washington
Elsie Millazzo
Johnstown
Subrey
Charles
Richard
Eugene
Herbert
Marlane
Mrs John J Watterson Dies In Pine Flats Community
Mrs John J Watterson longtime Pine Flats resident died at home March 80 from a heart ailment after a short illness. Maiden name Gaye Cloyd born June 28 1888 near Himeigh later lived in Pine Flats. Funeral at Pine Flats Christian church with interment at Cockport cemetery. Survived by children John H Watterdon Teddy William Dolly June Annis. brothers Clyde Lloyd Mrs Stanley Douglass Mrs James Hill John Sanford William Lloyd. former husband Jay Garman and son Gilbert Garman of Washington DC. Funeral by Rev Walter Merrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Flats Christian
Cockport
John J. Watterson
Pine Mats
Gaye Cloyd
Himeigh
Pine Flats
Wissinger Rites Held for 83 Year Old Farmer
Martin Wissinger died Friday at his Brushvalley Township home after 24 years there. The Cherryhill native was a farmer. Survived by his widow Jennie Fetterman Wissinger, daughters Mrs Calvin Shaffer of Brushvalley and Mrs C W Shields of Worthville, eight grandchildren, sister Mrs Hettle Yoder of Somerset, and brother Thomas Wissinger of Allenbank. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at Brush Valley Evangelical church with interment in Lutheran cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalley Evangelical
Lutheran Church
Martin Wissinger
Brushvalley Township
Cherryhill Township
Jennie
Fetterman) Wissinger
Calvin Shaffer
Brush
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Nancy Conners Johnston
Mrs Nancy Conners Johnston 85 wife of R H Johnston died Friday at her daughter’s Rochester Mills home. Born near Livermore December 19 1851 she was the last of 13 siblings and lifelong resident of the county. She was a longtime member of Glen Campbell Baptist Church. Surviving: husband and children Albert Johnston Mrs J N Turnbull Homer City Arthur Johnston Mrs E P Peron Sagamore Mrs Thomas Davidson Coalport. 80 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Campbell Baptist Church
Burnside
Nancy (Conners) Johnston
R. H. Johnston
J. N. Turnbull
Rochester Mills
Livermore
Glen Campbell
Albert Johnston
Frank Thayer
Homer City
Arthur Johnston
E. P.’ Peron
Sagamore
Thomas Davidson
Coalport
Mrs Elmira Stewart Died In Johnstown Home At 61
Mrs Elmira Stewart aged 61 died Friday at her daughter Mrs Herman Graham’s home in Johnstown. A native of Indiana county she was born December 19 1875 in Cherryhill township and married to Robert Stewart. She leaves sons Charles and Milton and daughter Margaret Whatmore of Johnstown. sister Mrs Clara Mack and brothers Elmer Burkhart and George Rummell. Interment in Greenwood cemetery followed a Friday funeral at Robinson Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Elmira Stewart
Indiana County
Herman Graham
Johnestown
William and
Elizapath (Coy) Burkhart
Cherryhill Township
Robert Stewart
Johnstown
Charles
Milton Stewart
Margaret Whatmore
Clara Mack
Wehrum
George Rummell
Cambria County
Elmer Burkhart
Sagamore youth dies from coal mine injuries at 20
Peter Sakach Jr of Sagamore died in Punxsutawney Adrain hospital from injuries in a Sagamore coal mine accident three weeks earlier. He graduated Plumville High in 1934, starred in baseball, and was a school athletic leader. Surviving are parents and nine siblings. Funeral this afternoon in New Alexandria with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Sakach
Sagamore
Adrain
Punxsutawney
Plumville
Infant Ronald Steele Dies at Home in White Township
Ronald Chester Steele infant son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Steele Sr died at the parental home in White township Saturday evening due to a complication of diseases. Survived by parents a brother Samuel Jr and sister Margaret and grandparents Mr and Mrs C Steele of South Sixth Street and Mr and Mrs Chester Ferrier of White township. Services were held Tuesday morning at Streams Funeral Home by Rev Stillman A Foster and Rev Charles Williams with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Chester Steele
Samuel Steele
White Township
Samuel, Jr
Margaret
C. Steele
South Sixth Street
Chester Ferrier
Streams Funeral Home
Stillman A. Foster
Charles Williams
Greenwood Cemetery
Multiple Local Deaths and Funerals Reported
Barbara Ann Rutledge eight daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Rutledge of Dormont Pittsburgh died Monday from a blood stream infection at Children's Hospital Pittsburgh Funeral rites held Thursday afternoon at family home St Bernard Catholic church in town for Nino Bonda 24 who died of heart attack at home on Ha at Philadelphia street interment in church cemetery Mrs Alice Cunningham widow of John Cunningham formerly of West Lebanon died at home of her daughter Mia Marlon Jones Youngstown Ohio Interment in South Bend cemetery after services in West Lebanon Presbyterian church Rev J B Craighead John Wolfe Rayne township native long resident of Burnside died Saturday afternoon from a complication of diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Rutledge
H. E. Rutledge
Dormont
Pittsburgh
W. A. Getty
Wayne Avenue
Children’s Hospital
St. Bernard Catholic Church
Town
Nino Bonda
Haat
Philadelphia
Alverda
Indiana
Mary Pegana
Alice Cunningham
John Cunningham
Weat Lebanon
Mia
Marlon Jones
Youngstown
South Bend Cemetery
West Lebanon Presbyterian Church
J. RB. E. Craighead
John 8. Wolfe
Rayne Township
Burnsside
Seventeen Oak Varieties Found in Pennsylvania
Secretary James F. Bogardus announced research by the Department of Forests and Waters showing seventeen native oak species grow in Pennsylvania. The findings were released in Harrisburg on April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Department of Forests and Waters
James F. Bogardus
Operators and Union Officials Meet to Sign Agreement
Operators and representatives of more than 200000 soft coal miners in Pennsylvania and West Virginia meet today to make effective the new Appalachian agreement. Philip Murray of the United Mine Workers says district meetings are routine and no delay is expected in applying the agreement to vast bituminous coal operations. Union leaders from Districts 3 4 and 6 in Pennsylvania meet in Philadelphia with the Western Pennsylvania Operators Association. The Scale Committee of Northern West Virginia Subdivisional Coal Association meets at Hagerstown with union men from District 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers
Philadelphia
Western Pennsylvania Operators Association
Northern
Hageratown
Armstrong Grange Meeting Program for April 14
Armstrong Grange schedules a Wednesday evening program at Parkwood schoolhouse on April 14. Entree includes Theme The Dairy Song, roll call, an extemporaneous class on alfalfa hay for dairy profits, talks by Fouts and Campbell about dairy inspection and profits, a guessing match, a joke class, and a closing song by the Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Grange
Parkwood
Grange
Boyd Hamilton
Agnes Craig
R. A. Fouts
J. R. Campbell
5. L
Calhoun Stunt
Blair Hamilton
Harold Bleakley
E. Dible
A. H. Wiggins
A.b.gray
Dorothy Shirey
Nellie Campbell
Hazel B. Craig
Harry Craig
Cecil Conrad
X rays Follow Tuberculin Test In Indiana County Schools
The Indiana County Tuberculosis Society completed the tuberculin test in high schools across Indiana Blakeville Elders Ridge Glen Campbell Arcadia Cherry Tree and Heilwood. Twenty seven percent of students tested were reactors and are receiving chest X rays as part of a follow up plan to locate the germs assess lung damage and prevent serious trouble later on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Tuberculosis Society
Indiana
Blakeville
Elders Ridge
Glen Campbell
Arcadia
Cherry Tree
Heilwood
Johnstown Firm to Build New G C Murphy Store Addition
Carstensen Construction Co Inc of Johnstown awarded the contract to construct a new addition to the G. C. Murphy store in town. Preliminary work will begin within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Murphy
Carstensen Construction Co., ‘Inc
G. C. Murphy
Town
Naturalization Court Sessions and Local Notices
Judge B Crepe presides naturalization today and Thursday with forty two persons notified for final papers. J W Houck of town and Mrs Walter Wolfenden of Clymer win pillow cases at Women of the Moose in Clymer Tuesday. County Treasurer John M Thompson reports seven thousand eight hundred fifty dog licenses issued by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naturalization Court
HE. Crepe
J. W. Houck
Town
Walter Wolfenden
Clymer
The
Women of the Moose
John M. Thompson
Storm at Sea Echoes of Courage and Love at the Point
Linnet recalls swashbuckling legends and muses on courage as Dennis Avery, grandson of a famed rescuer, wins her heart after a perilous sea rescue near the Point. A shipwreck near the reef tests fear and faith, leading to a renewed commitment between Linnet and Dennis.
Weekend visits across towns noted in local society
Mrs Charles Adamson near Five Points visited her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Claire Pruner on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harold Reame of Numine visited their mother Mrs Ida Banks. Nettie Walls and son Harry spent the weekend at home. Chas Brady and son Harry and daughter Betty Lou visited friends at Girard Sharon and Butler. Walter Bartholomew and wife spent weekend with his parents at Atwood. Jessie Pruner and Joseph of Indiana visited Clair Pruner. Mrs Frank Kirk visited Indiana Friday. Chas Brady was a business visitor in Indiana. Paul Brady and wife of Barr called on their parents Monday evening. The most puzzling thing about the Spanish revolution is that some alert America advertiser isn't sponsoring a broadcast of it. Louis Stay Times. Famous Communists will not be permitted to enter this country. There is scarcely enough radio tune available for those already here. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers 5 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnet
Sam Tarr
Sailors’ Club
Dennis Avery
Dennis
N Avery
Norma Allen
Capt
Sid Pratt
Sid
Capt'n
Avery
Darling
Precious
Chambersville
Charles Adamson
Near Five Points
Claire Pruner
Harold Reame
Numine
Donald Enterline
Ida Banks
Nettie Walls
Harry
Chas. Brady
Betty Lou
Girard
Sharon
Butler
Walter Bartholomew
Mrs. Cuddy
Atwood
Clair Pruner
Alck Het
Joseph
Indiana
Mrs. Clair Pruner
Frank Kirk
Paul Brady
Barr
America
Louis
Washington Evening Star
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Mrs
D. Johnson Harnard
Philadelphia Street
Indiana, Pa
R. N. Johnston
N. Montgomery
Michael
Mary
Olga
Nicholas
Niagara Falls
George
Agnes
William H. Seanor
New Alexandria
Willam H. Seanor
Blairsville
Latrobe Hospital
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Greensburg
Salem Township
Westmoreland County
Doris
R. M. Jobe
Lawrence Henry
Ashland
Matlin
Elizabeth Turefel
John P. Turefel
Turefel
Rochester
Andrew Andreyko
Loyalhanna
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Wolfe
Providence News-Tribune
Boston Herald
Atlanta
Washington
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Meredith Scholl Associated News
WN Service
Indiana Floral CO
Philadelphia St
Homer City Road
Mise Jessie Pruner and Brother
Progress and Pittsburgh Poster Gazette
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