Deaths of James Greene Aged 89 Recalls Punxsutawney Ties
James Greene 89 a native of Plumville and former Punxsutawney resident died at his Spokane Washington home after a long illness He was Civil War veteran carpenter and a known Odd Fellow Surviving are his widow age 86 two daughters Letitia and Margaret at home Mrs Frew of Punxsutawney and Mrs E H Henry of Spokane and a son Walter L
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James
Walter L
Letitia
Margaret
James Frew
Punxeytawney
E. H. Henry
Spokane
Wash
Mrs Esther J Barr Dies After Flood Shock
Funeral services will be held this afternoon for Mrs Hather J Barr aged 80 a Green township native. She died Monday at the Cookport home of her grand niece Mrs Grace Forsythe after an illness of two weeks caused by flood shock. Born April 3 1856 she lived in Green township before moving to Coalport about 45 years ago. Surviving are brother Sylvester Reffner of Indiana and nephews W Baker Clyde Butterbaugh F Q Baker Don Engle and War Dunwiddie of Akron Ohio.
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Cockport
Williams Cemetery
Pine Plats
Hather J. Barr
Martintown
Green Township
Grace Forsythe
Cookport
Sake
Coalport
Joseph Reffner
Forsythe
Sylvester Reffner
Indiana
W. Baker
Clyde Butterbaugh
Latroba
F. Q. Baker
Woodbury
Don
Funeral services held for Mrs Jacob Baker at Robinson Home
Funeral services were conducted Monday at Robinson Funeral Home North Seventh Street and interment followed in Oakland cemetery for Mrs Jacob Baker 66 who died Friday at her home near Livermore after a long illness. Her death is believed caused by shock during the recent flood. The Baker home lay in the flood district and the family sought shelter in three locations. Born April 4 1870 in Young township she lived there much of her life. She leaves husband and children Wilmer Ray and Charles Baker Miss Elizabeth and Sophia Baker of Homer City Roy Baker and Mrs Mary Hogue of Tunnelton plus six grandchildren. She was sister to James Hancock Liver more R D Jacob Hancock and Miss Sarah Hancock Shelocta RD.
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Robinson
North Seventh Street
Oakland Cemetery
Jacob Baker
Livermore
Baker
Jacob
Sophia Hancock
Young Township
Wilmer
Ray
Charles Baker
Elizabeth
Sophia Baker
Homer City
Roy Baker
Mary Hogue
Tunnelton
James Hancock
R. D
Jacob Hancock
Sarah Hancock
Shelocta
Funeral held for Mrs Rachel Stineman in Center township
Mrs Rachel Stineman aged 84 longtime Center township resident died Friday at her home after infirmities of advanced age. Born Rachel Wike near Penn Run she was daughter of David Wike and widow of Warfield Stineman. Funeral Monday afternoon at her late residence followed by interment at Greenwood cemetery. Survived by daughters Mrs Mary Lockard and John Stineman of Center township and Charles Stineman of Homer City. sister Mrs Mary Brickley of Homer City. Reverend Samuel Hill her pastor conducted the rites.
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Greenwood Cemetery
Rachel Stineman
Center Township
Rachel Wike
David Wike
Penn Run
Homer City
M.bh
Samuel Hill
Warfield Stineman
Mary Lockard
John Stineman
Charles Stineman
Mary Brickley
Mrs Catherine Ord dies aged 79 in Sagamore home
English native and longtime Gallitzin resident Mrs Catherine Ord dies at 79 in Sagamore, mother of 15, survived by daughter Jennie Stone and George Ord of Sagamore, and others in Hoovereville and Nanty-Glo. Husband and 11 children preceded her. Burial details not specified. Mae Freedline, 12, dies from blood infection at Adrian Hospital after a week of illness. Survived by father Boyd Freedline and siblings James Boyd Harriet and Bertha. Funeral in Roanstone area. Mt Carmel cemetery burial planned.
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Catherine Ord
Jennie Stone
Sagamore
England
Gallitzin
M.E. Church
George Ord
Charles Halverson
Hoovereville
Harry Dyson
Nanty-Gto
Mae Freedline
Mae Freedlin
Walter Kulik Rites Held at Lucerne Church
Walter Kulik aged 16 son of Mr and Mrs Frank Kulik of Waterman died in an Indiana hospital Sunday from complications after a mastoid operation. Interment followed at St Bernard cemetery. He leaves his parents and brothers and sisters Helen John Charles Florence and Eleanor, all at home.
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Walter Kulik
Lucerne Catholic Church
St. Bernard Cemetery
Frank Kuli
Waterman
Indiana Hospital
Helen
John
Charlea
Florence
Eleanor
Welland Rites Held at Cameron's Bottom Church
Mrs Barbara Welland aged 68 longtime Cameron's Bottom resident died Sunday at her home after a lingering illness. Funeral Mass at St Patrick Church Cameron's Bottom with interment in the church cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Lewis Dumm and Urban Martin Henry Weiland of Nicktown Gee Weiland near Barnesboro and Sister Verona of Portage. The obituary notes she was born September 15 1870 and was widow of Henry Austem Welland. Also mentions Rev Father Marzehauger of Hellwood conducting rites. Memorial details list George and Matilda Hoffman as parents. In a separate obituary, Mrs John Lackey longtime Creekside resident died Saturday in Adrian hospital Punxsutawney. Survived by husband and three children Mrs Morris Bothell of Creekside William and Anna Pauline at home. She is described as sister of Mrs B F Zellers Akron Ohio Mrs Verna Pestolis Toledo Ohio Arthur Brehm Canton Ohio and Ralph Brehm Columbus Ohio.
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Barbara Welland
St. Patrick Catholic
Cameron's Bottom
Strongstown
Father
Marzehauger
Hellwood
George
Matilda Hoffman
Henry Austem Welland
Lewis Dumm
Urban
Martin
Henry Weiland
Nicktown
Gee, Weiland
Barnesboro
Verona
Portage
Oakland Cemetery
Town
John Lackey
Creekside
Adrain Hospital
Punxsutawney
Andis
Morris Bothell
William
Anna Pauline
B. F. Zellers
Akron
Verna Pestolis
Toledo
Arthur Brehm
Canton
Ralph, Brehm
Columbus
Twenty Three Granted Citizenship Papers Here
Judge E E Creps led a naturalization session granting 23 citizenship papers. Applicants pledged loyalty to the United States, with examiner Miss Rosella Golden recommending them. Names include James Gifford Gemmell, Andrew Maleczko, Stefan Kuzman, and others from Blairsville and nearby towns.
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E. E. Creps
United States
H. EB. Creps
Naturalization Court
Rosella Golden
Immigration Service
Creps
Aolor
James Gifford Gemmell
McIntyre
Andrew Maleczko
Waterman
Stefan Kuzman
Coral
Umberto Buzzelli
West Campbell Street
Blairsville
David Benamati
Stafford
Anna Mruk
Ernest
Annie Hall
Walnut Street
Saltsburg
Sam Pelchar
Iselin
Antonio Madoni
Market Street
Louie Hurk
John Galdos
South Liberty Street
Nicola Giampietro
Clymer
John Popp
Homer City
Frank Brenish
Commodore
John Falatek
Joseph Glesh
Liberty Street
Nicolas Hartoullaris
Albert Spisak
Dixonville
Theresa Vykman
Glassworks Street
John Glour
Blacklick
John Polacek
Katarina Svoboda
Arcadia
Marie Nage
Clune
Three Hurt In Weekend Car Crashes In Indiana Area
Two women and a man were treated at the Indiana hospital for injuries from weekend crashes. Mrs. Nettie H. Smith of Brushvalley fractured her left wrist and facial wounds when her car collided at Sixth and Locust. Charles Snowden of Yatesboro broke his right leg and cut his face in a Yatesboro crash. Miss Jane McNaul, 18, a student at Indiana State Teachers College, suffered facial lacerations burns and leg bruises after being struck by a taxi on Wayne Avenue. driver Bart Runyan transported her to the hospital.
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Nettie H. Smith
Bruchvalley
Fred Carley
Indiana
Sixth
Locust Sts
C. B. Smith
Brushvalley
Indiana Hospital
Bart Runyan
Wayne Avenue
Runyan
Unfair Competition By Raymond Pitcairn
The piece argues that federal competition with private enterprise harms small business and workers. It cites a Washington report by the Committee on Government Competition with Private Enterprise, warning government spending and competition erode private industry and labor dignity.
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Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
Washington
Committee
Enterpce
Seek Revocation of Golden Star Club Charter Near Rossiter
District Attorney Edwin M. Clark presented a petition before Judge HB. E. Crepa in Quarter Sessions Court on Monday morning asking for revocation of the Golden Star Club charter and beer license near Rossiter on grounds of charter violations and operation as a public nuisance. Judge Creps granted a rule to show cause why the charter and license should not be revoked and set the order returnable April 20.
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Golden Star Club
Rossiter
Edwin M. Clark
HB. E. Crepa
Quarter Sessions Court
Creps
Marion Center Man Waived Hearing On DUI Charge
John North 64 of Marion Center waived a hearing before Justice J D Hill and posted bond for a June term to answer a charge of operating a motor vehicle under the influence after his car allegedly collided with a vehicle owned by Philip Corravino of Dixonville, who filed the report last Friday.
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Marion Center
Justice of the Peace
J. D. Hill
John North
North
Philip Corravinl
Dixonville
Perfumed Hairpin Fad and Holiday Guests Network
Perfumed hairpins, a new novelty from Miss Caro line Flood at Gardens of the Nations in Rockefeller Center, are scented with a feltlike cover that retains fragrance for days and reactivated by moistening. Meanwhile guests in New York include Mr and Mrs Thomas Lee visiting Mrs Lee's parents in South Seventh Street, with Lee to join Isham Jonas orchestra’s Hollywood engagement. Their son John studies at Catholic National University during Easter break. Also visiting are Mrs Paul Nagle and Virginia from Youngstown, Ohio staying with Mr and Mrs Harry Buchhelt on South Sixth Street, visiting Mrs Nagle's mother Maude McDevitt at Indiana State Teachers College.
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Caroline Flood
Gardens of the Nations
Rockefeller Center
Miss Hood
Thomas Lee
New York City
Paul Nagle
Virginia
Youngstown
Ohio
Harry J. Buchhelt
South Bixth Street
Village visitors and local notes from Steubenville to Blairsville
Walter Miller Robinson visits sister in Steubenville Ohio. Ella Spencer of Detroit visits daughter and family. Mrs Harry Johns and Mrs James Johns visit Johnstown Thursday. Fred Wagner of New Florence visits Jay Bowser home. Wilbert Mack and son Warren and Arald Ressler with daughter Norma visit Milliard Airey near Sheroda. Ord Mack visits Wilkinsburg. Robert Hinton moves to Indiana. Wilbert Mack and daughter Gene Irvin visit Blairsville. Shaffer store room on Front street damaged by flood and repaired. A sunrise prayer meeting at United Evangelical church tomorrow morning. Rev Huff of Lutheran church confined at home in Pittsburgh.
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Arald Ressler
Norma
Cramer
Milliard Airey
Near Sheroda
Mack
Ord Mack
Wilkinsburg
Joseph Higging
Robert Hinton
Indiana
Wilbert Mack
Mrs Elva Jones Visits Avonmore Neighbor Russell Jones
Mrs Elva Jones and her children from Avonmore were recent visitors at the home of Russell Jones, sharing a social call and family moments in a neighborly gathering.
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Elva Jones
Avonmore
Russell Jones
Local Visitors Stamp Indiana Weekend Pattern
Multiple Indiana and Pittsburgh residents visited family and friends over the weekend. Mr. Simpson of Pittsburgh visited his daughter and son-in-law the Mc Garas. Mrs. Ida Banks hosted relatives. Brady family and Chas Brady traveled from Indiana. Kirks family visited in Indiana. Jay McQuilkin visited Indiana. Nastase family vacationed in Cleveland. Church services planned Crooked Creek next Sunday with Sunday school at 2 and worship at 8.
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Mr. Simpson
Pittsburgh
Merle McGara
Harold Reims
Namine
Ida Banks
Chas. Brady
Paul
8. H
Barr
Frank Kirks
Indiana
Charles Brady
Crooked Creek
Jay McQuilkin
Samuel Nastase
Gleveland
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