Deaths of Minerva Mary Little in Indiana records
Mrs. Minerva Mary Little of Indiana died suddenly at home on College avenue Saturday morning. Funeral services were held at Second United Presbyterian Church with Rev. Samuel W. Shane officiating, followed by interment in Greenwood cemetery. She was widow of Charles Little and daughter of the late Joseph and Mary Marshall. Survived by sons Herbert Boyer and Fred Clarence Pearl and Mabel Little, plus brothers Mason Marshall Homer Haskell Homer Saddler R. W. Marshall Joseph B. Marshall Lawrence Marshall and half sister Mrs Evan Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva M. Little
Second United Presbyterian Church
Samuel W. ‘Shane
Greenwood Cemetery
Minerva Mary Little
Indiana
College Avenue
Charles Little
Plumville
Joseph and
Mary (Stewart) Marshall
White Township
Town
Herbert Boyer
Fred
Clarence
Pearl
Mabel Little
Mason Marshall
Homer Haskell
Ofricksburg
Homer Saddler
Covode
R. W. Marshall
Leechburg
Joseph B. Marshall
Salina
Lawrence Marshall
Rochester
N. Y
Evan Griffith
Smicksburg
Punxsutawney Photographer John W Frampton Dies
Funeral services were held at his late home in Punxsutawney for John Wesley Frampton who died Friday after an 18 month illness. Born December 26, 1861 in Punxsutawney, he moved to Marion Center as a child then returned to Punxsutawney where he ran a photographic studio for over six decades. He married Harriet Rochester sixty five years ago and was survived by two daughters Mrs S H Jones of Marion Center and Mrs Beulah Neilson plus son John R Frampton of Punxsutawney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley Frampton
Punxsutawney
John and
Mary (Williams) Frampton
Marion Center
Punxentawney
Harriet Rochester
John Rochester
S. H. Jones
Beulah Neilson
John R. Frampton
Funeral plans for Miss Lelia Furman at First Regular Baptist
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2:00 PM at the First Regular Baptist church in town, followed by burial in Oakland cemetery for Miss Lelia Furman aged 62 who died Sunday from a complication of diseases. She was daughter of the late Rev. A J Furman longtime pastor in Indiana and Homer City. Survived by brothers Charles B Furman of Norristown and Lee B Furman of McCoy Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Furman
Oakland Cemetery
A. J. Furman
Indiana
Homer City
Charles B. Furman
Norristown
Lee B Furman
McCoy, Colo
Daniel Bothell Dies In Indiana Hospital At Wisconsin Township
Daniel O Bothell lifelong resident of Washington township died Thursday in an Indiana hospital from a complication of diseases. Funeral services were conducted Saturday at Plum Creek United Presbyterian church near Willet, with Rev. Samuel W Shane in charge. Interment followed in Harmony Grove cemetery. Born July 26 1863 he was a plasterer by trade. Surviving are his second wife and children Zelma Byers Marie Lingenfelter Victor Bothell Marion Center Laura Lingenfelter Elkin Bothell Sagamore Theodore Bothell Wilkinsburg Virginia Stuchalt Sarah Jean Bothell of Acola Texas Dean Bothell Cowles New Mexico 11 grandchildren six stepchildren and three stepgrandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum’ Creek United Presbyterian Church
Willet
Harmony Grove
Daniel
Bothell
Washington Township
Indiana Hospital
Plum Creek
Town
Hutoca Shaffer
Zelma Byers
Marie Lingenfelter
Indiana
Victor Bothell
Marion Center
Laura Lingenfelter
Dayton
Elkin Bothell
Sagamore
Theodore Bothell
Wilkinsburg
Virginia Stuchalt
Death notices from Indiana county obituary column
James A Gibson 74 died at his Cresson home from gangrene after a long railroad career. Surviving widow, daughter Mrs Joseph Houck of Greensburg, four sons in Cresson, a brother J M Gibson of Blacklick, three sisters in Indiana, 31 grandchildren, nine great grandchildren. Mrs Susan Jane Spencer 89 died near Rossiter after long illness, survived by daughter Mrs Belle Miller and five sons, 30 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Stey church service near Rossiter. Mrs William J McPherson 60 of Iselin died at Indiana hospital from multiple diseases. survived by husband, son William and daughter Mrs Belton Loy kin, with several brothers and sisters in Johnstown and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Gibson
Cresson
Josiah
Oa Gibson
Taylorsville
Joseph Houck
Greensburg
Wallace
Harry
Jasper
Bud Gibson
J. M. Gibson
Blacklick
F. D. Donahey
L.E. Butterbaugh
Margaret Houck
Indiana
Jean Donahey
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Susan Jane Spencer
Rossiter
Matthias
Barbara (Middleton
John ©. Spencer
M. B. Church
Belle Miller
Buffalo
N. Y
George and
Adam Spencer
Near Rossiter
Lee Spencer
Glen Campbell
William
Barto Spencer
Stey Church
Stevenson
Pearce
Johnstown
William J. McPherson
Iselin
Indiana Hospital
Onondaga
Clearfield County
William McPherson
Belton Loyekin
Thomas Reese
Roanoke
William and Albert Hill
Thomas Howells
Thomas Evans
Missy Effie Hill
McPherson
John H Woodring Funeral Held In Town
John Henry Woodring aged 68 died Saturday at the County Home after a illness. Services were held Monday at the home of his son Thomas Woodring, followed by interment in Coral cemetery. He was born in Indiana and resided near Homer City and Cora but recently lived with his daughter Mrs Clarence Wissinger. He leaves three daughters, Grace Hilen Woodring, Mrs Oliver Lingenfelter, Mary Woodring, and three sons. Isaac Davies, father of Mrs Matthew Bruce, died Monday at his Gowin residence after a lingering illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Woodring
Town
Coral Cemetery
John Henry Woodring
County
Stephen Woodring
Indiana
Homer City
Cora
Clarence Wissinger
Thomas
Wissinger
Grace Hilen Woodring
Oliver Lingenfelter
Blairsville
Mary Woodring
Cookville
Death notices for John Postlewaite and Samuel Killen
John Postlewaite aged 62 died Wednesday at his Valier area home from stroke complications. Friday services at Valier M E Church followed by burial in Valier cemetery. He leaves a widow and children Allen, Andrew, Sarah John Jr and Kenneth plus siblings Mia Samuel Gamble Bessie Weins Scott and B M. Samuel Killen aged 66 a Hast Wheatfield township resident died Wednesday near Armagh. Funeral at home Friday with interment in Armagh cemetery. He was unmarried, son of late Capt Daniel Shiljen Civil War veteran and last surviving member of the family. He farmed and lived on the Killen homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valier
Kenneth
Mia
Samuel Gamble
Trade City
Bessie Weins
Prospect
Scott
Waller
B. M
Sagamore
Samuel Killen
Hast
Wheatfield
Armagh
Daniel Shiljen
Killen
Jamison Boy Dies in Indiana Hospital at 9:40 PM
George Marshall Jamison aged 9, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jamison of Girty, died in Indiana Hospital after a illness. Surviving are parents and two brothers Robert Jr. and Merle Jamison. Funeral services were held at the Brethren church home of grandparents Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Kelly in Indiana, burial in Plumville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marshall “Jamison
J. R. Jamison
Girty
Indiana Hospital
Robert, Jr
Merle Jamison
Wimmer
The
Brethren Church
M. H. Kelly
Washington Street
Indiana
Plumville
Mrs H E Rummel Dies at 38 in Clyde Area
Mrs H E Rummell aged 38 died Saturday at her home in Nole. Her maiden name was Miss Bessie Boring, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Boring, born March 10 1896 in Strongstown. She is survived by her husband and children Elizabeth Bessie Grace Henry Margretta Arbutis and her parents. Funeral Monday at Bethel United Presbyterian Church near Clyde with interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel United Presbyterian Church
Clyde
Church
H. E. Rummell
Nole
Bessie Boring
John Boring
Strongstown
Elizabeth
Bessie Grace
Henry
Margretta
Arbutis
37 Indiana County youths accepted for CCC camps
A group of 37 Indiana County youths qualified for CCC service and departed for Camp Meade Maryland where they will undergo physical conditioning before assignment to COC camps. The contingent includes numerous named youths from Blairsville Chambersville Mentele Heilwood Smicksburg Creekside and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
CCC
Camp Meade
COC
Steve Svetkovich
John Gamble
Paul Henry
Wilbert McClaren
Josephine
Howard Langham
Roy Lamar
Commodore
Wellington Cameron
Brushvalley
Donald Twig
Elvie Lydick
Charles T. Clawson
Howard ‘McHenry
Gibson
R.D
Glen ‘Campbell
Alfred Hogue
Teddy LaSalle
William A. Reisdorf
LeRoy Helman
Armstrong Grange Program Set For May 2 Meeting
Armstrong Grange schedules a May 2 Wednesday evening program at Parkwood schoolhouse. John Campbell leads song, Anna Belle Craig performs stunt, Gaynelle Weiss recites, Ethel Mull handles extemporaneous class, A. H. Wiggins provides music, Mrs R A Fouts reads, Mrs Charles McCardle oversees saxophone Mayste, Mary Anderson participates, Dick Craig and Creasie Shirey join the joke class with 8 8 Calhoun Blanche Craig and Walter Wiggins. Bong Ry Grange.
Parkwood and Sheltocta News In A Busy Spring
Local parkwood and Sheltocta communities report a busy spring with ministerial changes, family visits, and school events. Grange night featured forestry slides by Mr Murphy. county agent John Warner assisted. Immunization drive offered diphtheria vaccine for under tens. over ten pay a small fee. Parkwood, Anthony Run, and nearby districts wrap up term with picnics, gifts, and perfect attendance lists. Lake County authorities are pursuing an escaped felon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
Weat Union
Roy ‘Millen
T. W
Belle Holstein
Indiana
Bert Crale
Clair Millen
Apollo
Miller
Heabeth Buterhaugh
Grange
Murphy
State College
John W. Warner
Parkwood
JB. E. Foutz
Mc‘Adoo
Mc‘Adoo, and Her “Boys,” Boyd Hamilton, Jim Edmiston, Dick Craig, Lawrence Hell
Erman Foutz
Harry ‘Craig
John Campbell
Samuel Dible
Laney School
Frank Decker
Sheloca Borough School
Margaret E. Cunningham
Shelocta Road
Margaret Cravener
Carrie
Sharp
Shelocta
H. C. Kimmel
Todd ‘Rankin
Cressie Shirey
James Calhoun
Mary George
West
Lebanon
Laney
Virginia Miller
Cressie ‘Shirey
Anthony Run
Miss Shirey
McCreight
Uncapher
Ida
Calvin Rhea
McCardle
Livermore News Strung With Visits and Local Tests
Mrs J. I. M. Diven calls Liver more friends. Indiana visitors include H. D. and W. Shields with Harti, plus McGinleys and McMillens. Sabbath visits among Liver more families. Mines at dumar resume after three week layoff. Numerous calls from Pine Flats to Pittsburgh hospital and Reynoldsville relatives.
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Norma Shearer
Robert Montgomery
Dick Powell
Kay Francia
al Jolson
Europe
America
Robe Daniels
Lyle Talbot
Metropolitan
Jeanna and
Donald
New England
Harold Teen
Daniel ‘Oc, Bothell
Willian J. McPherson
John H. Woodring
Isaac Davies
Isaac ‘Davies
Matthew ‘H. Bruce
North Seventh Street
Gowin
John Postlewaite
George Marshall
Jamison
H. E. Rummel
Armstrong Grange
Lake County
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lewisville
J. Il. Diven
Livermore Friends
J. Il. Marshall
I. M. ‘Speedy
Lester Speedy
W. B. McGinley
iLivermore
H. D
W. Shields
Harti
Bertha Ewing
Elmer Ewing
R. D
Livermore
William McMillen
Westmoreland County
Kiner
Florence
Anna Margaret
Viola Dixon
Lucile Tomb
Anabel Marshall
Near Town
Samuel Patterson
Marshall
Donald Neal
Livermore R. D
Saltsbury
James Paul
Alice
Alda Lee
Blairaville
W. E. Fleming
Dixonville
Charles Liptak, Jr
Pittsburgh
Quay Cassiday
Virgil
Betty
Reynoldsville
Carl R. Benca
Merle Bennett
Smithport
O. O. Napp
Dumar
Josephine Guido
Ernest
Elizabeth Watson
Cherry Tree
Tate
Eugene
Pine Flats
John Urda
Joseph Liptak
Clarence Wheeler
Science
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Popular Mechanics
Ontario
St Dom. N
Chicago
God
Ben
Roy Henry
Penna
Ave
Apol PA
Indiana Motor Co
Buick—Sales and Service
Pontia North Eighth Street
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