Death of Mrs Eva L Cessna in Armstrong County
Funeral rites were held at St Michael Lutheran, Brick Church, with interment in the church cemetery for Mrs Eva Schaeffer Cessna aged 66 of Kittanning township who died Thursday after a weeks illness. Surviving are her husband, children Joseph Schaeffer of Shelocta, George and Howard Schaeffer, Mrs Annie Richard, Mrs Florence Wyant, Mrs Leona Stull of Kittanning, and Jesse Schaeffer at home, plus 26 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Irs
Eva L. Cessna
St. Michael Lutheran
Brick Church
Eva (Schaeffer) Cessna
Kittanning Township
Armatrong
Joseph Schaeffer
Sheloca
George
Howard Schaeffer
Annie Richard
Florence Wyant
Leona Stull
Kittanning
Jesse Schaeffer
Mrs Sara Boll Funeral Rites Held in Braddock
Funeral services were held Saturday at the deceased's residence followed by burial in Monongahela Cemetery for Mrs Sara Smead Boll wife of William Cary Boll of Braddock who died April 7 in Braddock General Hospital. Born in Plumville she lived in Braddock 26 years and trained as a nurse graduating in 1911. She led flood relief work in 1936 and is survived by her husband and two brothers Herbert C. Smead of Plumville and Henry B. Smead of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Boll
Monongehela
Sara (Smead)Boll
William Cary Boll
Braddock
Braddock General Hospital
Thomas
Martha Jane Smead
Plumville
Mr. Boll
Herbert C. Smead
Henry B. Smead
Pittsburgh
Deaths and funerals across Indiana area February 1937
Obituaries recount death of Mrs. Sarah Ellen McNaughton age 81 of Indiana with six sons a daughter and many grandchildren. Services at Robinson Funeral Home and burial in Wishner Presbyterian cemetery. Also notes Andrew Gaylor 79 buried Burnside cemetery. Joseph Gaylor missing since WWI. Alice Smith Cunningham 71 dies in Youngstown after bronchial pneumonia. funeral in West Lebanon Presbyterian Church. Lowry Lewis dies at brother J H Lewis residence with relatives listed. burial in Oakland cemetery.
Funeral rites for Mrs. Hannah Mikesell in Indiana
Mrs. Hannah Mikesell aged 89 of Indiana died Monday night at her Maple street home from complications. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 30 p m at her residence followed by interment in Greenwood cemetery. Widow of John A Mikesell she was mother of Dr Blaine A Mikesell of Indiana who died five months ago. Surviving children are Mrs Logan Myers Mrs William Beck John Mikesell and Mrs Homer Patterson plus 10 grandchildren. She was born July 9 1847 in Armstrong County and belonged to the First Regular Baptist church.
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Sarah Ellen
Bakerstown
Roy H
C. W
H. E
A. McNaughton
Indiana
Anna Pierce
Hoquian
Wash
Frank Opdyke
Homer City
Robinson Funeral Home
A. G.previte
Wisher
Presbyterian
Green’ Wood
Hannah Mikesell
Maple Street
John A. Mikesell
Blaine A. Mikesell
Armstrong Co
First Regular Baptist Church
Logan Myers
William Beck
John Mikesell
Ambridge
Homer Patterson
Omeha
Nebi
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Clymer
Hastings
John Weston
Joseph Colasar
Tyrone
George Weston
Altoona
William Weston
Winfield Rosser
Juniata
Wolfe dies at 80 in Burnside area in Rayne township
John Wolfe aged 80 and last in the George and Miranda Wolfe line, died at his Burnside home after age related complications. Born February 1867 in Rayne township, he married Verda Smyers and engaged in Burnside business and social life. Surviving are his widow and children Mazie Spicher, Joseph Wolfe, Paul Wolfe, George Wolfe, with a half sister Nettie Fitzhonts in Homer City and half brother Joseph Dodyon in Ohio.
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John
Wolfe John
Wolfe
George
Miranda
Davison) Wolfe
Rayne Township
Burnside
Verda Smyers
Mazie
Joseph Spicher
Bowdertown
Joseph
Paul
George Wolfe
Nettie Fitzhonts
Homer City
Joseph Dodyon
Ohio
Mrs Harriet Shields dies in Blacklick after illness
Mrs Harriet Shields died at her Blacklick home after a short illness. She was born February 8, 1867 in Blacklick township. Survived by her son Charles D. Shields of Blacklick and brother William E. Dixon of Canton, Ohio. Funeral services were held Thursday at her late residence followed by burial in Blairsville cemetery.
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Blairsville
Harriet Shields
Blacklick
James and
Mary (Earhart) Dixon
Blacklick Township
Charles D. Shields
William E. Dixon
Canton, O
Death of Brushyalley farmer Andrew Pizzarchik at 59
Andrew Pizzarchik, aged 59, prominent Brushyalley township farmer, died in Memorial Hospital Johnstown early Friday from a complication of diseases. He leaves a widow Angeline and children Albert, Joseph, Anthony, Helen, Frank at home Andrew Jr of Hazelton, Anna of Oswego, Mary of Duquesne, and Mrs Joseph Anderson of Vintondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Pizzarchik
Brushyalley Township
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Angeline Pizzarchik
Albert
Joseph
Anthony
Helen
Frank Pizzarchik
Andrew, Jr
Hazelton
Anna
Oswego
Mary
Duquesne
Joseph Anderson
Vintondale
Obituaries and funeral notices from Rochester Mills area
Funeral rites were held Sunday at the parental home for Ronald Braughler aged two of Rochester Mills who died Friday in Adrian hospital Punxsutawney. He is survived by his parents and brothers and sisters Dolan Laird Mareline Mernidence and Loraine all at home. Harry Earl Weaver aged 68 rochester mills resident died Sunday morning at 9 20 after a stroke of paralysis. He was born October 22 1878. Surviving is his widow Daisy Pfeiffer Weaver. Burial was at Marchand cemetery Tuesday afternoon after services by Rev Paul Garland. Funeral services were held at his Brushvalley township home Friday for William Shultz aged 78 retired farmer who died in Indiana Hospital on April 6. Burial was in Pineland cemetery Strongstown. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers five 50.
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Pine Grove
Ronald
Floyd Braughler
Rochester Mills
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
Dolan
Laird
Mareline
Mernidence
Loraine
Harry Earl Weaver
Daisy (Pfeiffer) Weaver
Buriat
Marchand Cemetery
Paul Garland
Brushvalley Township
William Shultz
Indiana Hospital
Pineland Cemercry
Strongstown
The Catbird Knew A Gentle Village Reunion
Captain Halliday recalls a long forgotten romance with Sally in Shellbeach as a storm forces reflection. Robert Landis returns to find Sally, after a letter hidden in an old nest finally surfaces revealing their engagement and a hopeful ending for the two. The catbirds witness the pardon of a stalled love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Halliday
Robert Landis
Mrs. Bently
Sally
Halliday
Uncle Peter
Wreckers Island
Robert
Water culture corn reveals fertilizer needs in roots alone
Scientists from the bureau of plant industry grew mature corn in water tanks to study nutrient effects separate from soil. The test showed variable fertilizer salt tolerance, with iron, manganese and boron as key trace elements. Water culture allowed precise solution changes, though yields were lower than field crops. Also noted are patents for fruits and flowers, including a new mango resistant to decay and an improved York apple maturing earlier.
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Bureau of Plant Industry
United States
York
Naples
Fla
Popular Mechanics
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Philadelphia
Lewis Feed Store
Water Street
PENNA
Wadsworth
R. W. Wearle & CO
Opdkye
McNaughton
Andrew Gaylor
Mahaffey
Mary Work
Glen Campbell
Freda Hall
Emporium
Albert Gaylor
Sylvia
N.C
Harry Gaylor
Alice (Smith) Cunningham
Alice Smith Cunningham
John Cunningham
West Lebanon
Marion Jones
Youngstown
John and
Pannie Smith
Presbyterian Church of
Edna King
Leechburg
Frank Cunningham
Briton
Clara Cunningham
Ross
Paul Cunningham
Mabel Kelley
Alma Benson
Hying
William Soulth
West Lebanon Presbyterian Church
J. R. E. Craighead
South Bend Cemetery
Lowry Lewis
J. H. Lewis
South Thirteenth Street
Oakland Cemetery
John G
Elizabeth
Nelson) Lewis
Young Township
Old Lewis
McIntyre
Jennie Wiggins
J. B. Lewis
Nettie Lewis
Rachel Warner
Chula Vista
Calif
Harry Lewie
California
Mrs
Ronald Braughler
The
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Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
Catbird
Post’s
Streamline Market
Philadelphia St
Rysss
Tsay
Cae Deere Col
Arigogs & Strat
Ieee
Ty Marting Smeath
Alig Sie
Buchheit Bros
Pennsylvania
South Bend
Kalamazoo
King's Auto & Radio Supply
Indiana, PA
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