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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1933

Page

7

Death notices Mrs Mary H Bider 89 New Castle resident

Mrs Mary H Bider aged 89 widow of Robert Dider died at her New Castle home on April 13 born July 1 1844 in Diamondville daughter of George and Sarah Spalding. She lived in Leechburg Elders Ridge Salinburg and New Castle. survived by five children Maud W Elder Robert R Elder George Paul Hider Alice McKalip and Helen Elder and by sister Miss Josephine Spalding.

Mary H. Bider Robert ¥ Dider New Castle George Sarah. Pail Spalding Diamondville This County Spalding Leechburg Elders Ridge Mary Robert Y. Hitler Elder Salinburg Alice McKalip Victoria British Columbia Can Helen Elder Pittsburgh

Huey Rites Held For Clarence A Huey Near Denton Md

Clarence A Huey aged 57 died at his home near Denton Maryland on Thursday He was a Banks township native son of the late Robert and Mary Ann Huey He leaves a widow Edna and several children and brothers Funeral services were at his home with interment in Denton Maryland.

Clarence A. Huey Denton Banks Township Robert Mary Ann Huey Smithport Edna Huey Charles Keiffer Chester Howard Williamson Preston George Stanley James Marlette Burdette George W James A. Huey William M. Huey Marchand Joseph H John C. Huey Town

Funeral services for Clara Beatty Cribbs in Jacksonville

Funeral services were held Sunday at the home of her daughter in Jacksonville with interment in Oakland cemetery. Clara Beatty Cribbs, aged 89, died Friday at her Jacksonville home after a life-long residence in the community. Born April 17 1844 she was a long-time member of the M church. Pastor Rev F W McConnell conducted the rites. Surviving children include Edith Ferguson Jacksonville Tilie Gemmell town Belle Douds Livermore Mabel Collins Marion Center Lulu Cribbs Pittsburgh and Alvin M Cribbs Newton Falls Ohio.

Jacksonville Oakland Cemetery Town Clara Beatty Cribbs M. &. Church F. W. McConnell Edith Ferguson Tilie Gemmell Belle Douds Livermore Mabel Collins Marion Center Lulu Cribbs Pittsburgh Alvin M. Cribbs Newton Falls

Dunmire and Stitt Rites Reported in Local Obituaries

Mrs. Sara H. Dunmire aged 80 a longtime Canoe township resident died Friday night at her Juneau home of heart trouble. Funeral Monday at United Brethren church Juneau with interment in Pearce cemetery. She leaves three children 16 grandchildren 34 great grandchildren and a California brother William Colbert. Gilbraith Stitt aged 82 of Saltsburg died Monday at his home in Salisbury after a long Homerie residence. He worked with American Sheet Tin Plate Co. and belonged to Saltsburg Presbyterian church and Apollo Masonic Lodge. Surviving sons are Clark P. Stitt Ralph O. Sutt Harry G. Stitt and A Roy Stitt. Burial in Apollo cemetery follows at his late residence funeral today.

United Brethren Church of Juneau Pearce Cemetery Sara H. Dunmire Canoe Township Jacob Dunmire United Brethren Church J. C. Dunmire Rochester Mills George M. Dunmire Mra William Armstrong Punxsutawney William Colbert California Apollo Gilbraith Stitt Salisburg Homerity American Sheet & Tin Plate Company Saltsburg Clark P. Stitt Clarksburg Ralph O. Sutt Harry G. Stitt Greensburg A. Roy Stitt Canton

William McKnight 78 dies in Armstrong County

William McKnight aged 78, former assessor and longtime South Bend township resident, died April 17 at his sister Mrs. William Coates home in Sharpsburg. He is survived by his son George McKnight of Sharpsburg. Funeral services were held at Mt. Zion Methodist church near Girty, where he was a faithful member, with burial in the church cemetery.

William McKnight South Bend Armstrong County William Coates Sharpsburg George McKnight Mt. Zion Methodist Church Girty

Campbell Rites Held for 68 Year Old Miner

Campbell funeral services were held Sunday in Punxsutawney with interment in the Oliyeburg cemetery for J. Campbell 68 who died Thursday at his daughter Mrs David Strachen Rossiter home from heart trouble He was born in Pante and worked as a miner for many years living in Delancey the past six years He leaves a widow and children Mrs David Strachen Rossiter Madison Campbell Mrs Floyd London Punxsutawney and William Campbell Johnsonburg.

Campbell Panxautawney Oliyeburg J. ©. Campbell David Strachen Rossiter Pante Delancey Madison Campbell Floyd London Punxsutawney William Campbell Johnsonburg

TTT Club of Armstrong Township elects new officers

The TTT Club of Armstrong Township met at Mrs. Mary McGaughey's home on Friday evening to elect officers for the coming year and plan activities. May meeting set for Mrs. Clarence Brown's home. attendees included Mrs. McGaughey, Mrs. Couch, Mrs. Miller, Miss Myres, and many others.

TTT Armstrong Township T.T.T. Club Mary McGaughey Clarence Brown Margaret. Couch Sharp Guiste Frank Miller Laura Griffith Dorothy Miller Charles Miller W. H. Myres Emily Myres Belle Lytle Charles Wilkinson Roy McAdoo Margaret Couch Howard Myres Irene Myres Mary Margaret Myres Lois Myres Wilt A. Dible Edwin McClintock

Dig Up Black Walnut Water Pipe After a Service of 178 Years

Harrisburg reports a 178 year old black walnut water pipe segment from Bethlehem's Moravian era was unearthed by Forester John Aughanbaugh of the Pennsylvania Forest Research Institute. The piece, dug near the original pump site, underscores black walnut durability among native timbers. Also announced is the engagement of Catherine Griffith of Nanticoke to R Milton Wachob of Wilkes Barre, with the wedding planned for early fall. Griffith attends Wheaton College and Wachob serves as Bell Telephone Company business manager.

Harrisburg Bethlehem John Be, Aughanbaugh Pennsylvania Forest Research Institute Mont. Alto Aughanbaugh Catherine Griffith Nanticoke R. Milton Wachob Virginia Wachob Town Wheaton College Massachusetts Bell Telephone Company Wilkes-Barre Indiana High School Gettysburg College

Lucerne Boy seriously injured after hit by car

Fourteen year old Tony Mykut of Lucerne was struck near Homer City on Sunday afternoon and remains in an Indiana hospital with a punctured right lung and other injuries. Driver Charles B. Grant Jr. of Emlenton was involved. Highway patrol found the accident unavoidable as the boy suddenly stepped from behind a car into the Grant machine while attempting to cross the highway.

Lucerne Tony Mykut Indiana Hospital Homer City Charles B. Grant, Jr Emlenton Ladia Grant

End of the Rainbow comedy unfolds at Widers Ridge church

A three act college comedy titled At the End of the Rainbow will be presented at Widers Ridge church on Wednesday evening May 3 at 8 00 pm Leaders Martha Jane Fassett. Mrs R E Fassett visited New Kensington Friday. Charlotte Rosensteel was a Saturday shopper. Elders Ridge Sabbath school at 10 o clock and church at 11 o clock with C B at 7 30.

C. B Martha Jane Fassett Widers Ridge Church R. EB. Fassett New Kensington Charlotte Rosensteel

Post Gazette offers daily home delivery plan

Progress and Pitts Burgh Daily Post Gazette announces a five dollar and fifty cent yearly rate for Indiana County R F D residents or those not served by Post Gazette carriers. The Post Gazette remains the only daily paper mailed to homes the same day.

Progress Pittsburgh Daily Post Gazette Indiana County R.F.D Post-Gazette

Five Popular Salmon Species and Their Qualities

The Chinook or king salmon is the largest and earliest canned variety with deep red to pinkish flesh and high fat content. Sockeye, blueback, or red salmon share a deep red color, firm texture, small bones, and high protein. Pink and chum are smaller and paler. pink is cheaper with strong protein, while chum is the cheapest canned option with lighter color but wholesome flavor.

Lengths of Miles by Country and Metric Conversion

A compact glossary noting mile lengths across countries. It cites geographic and statute miles, conversions to feet and meters, and lists English, German, Tuscan, Scotch, Irish, Prussian and Danish mile values. A kilometer equals 621 miles and 29 kilometers about 18 miles.

United States Coast Survey United States

First Letter-Post in Europe History Noted

The earliest European letter post began in Hanseatic towns in the thirteenth century. Paris University couriers carried letters and money across France and nearby regions. Louis XI created a mounted royal post about 1464, Louis XIII’s era saw a post administration, Louis XIV popularized post paid envelopes via De Valayer, and penny post boxes were set on major Paris streets for mail reception.

Europe University of Paris France Louis XI Louis XIII Louis XIV de Valayer Paris

Smallest Plane Tree Church Claims World Record

In Anchlorau a plane tree houses a tiny church with four seats and a sleepy congregation limited to three members. Locals say Greece’s rich earth inspired the woodland chapel, where squirrels scold the size and the pastor takes a vacation when the male quartet sings.

Anchlorau Greece Anchloran Plane Tree

Parachute Packing Rules by Commerce Department

The Department of Commerce requires parachutes be packed or repacked at least every 60 days before flights. Packing must be done by a rated parachute rigger or by a packer designated for the army or navy. Owners licensed as riggers must take parachutes to a rigger for packing.

Department of Commerce Army Navy

Harding Was to Be Minister and Faithful Service

Warren G. Harding was pledged to the ministry by his parents, with a Baptist father and Methodist mother. He initially chose the Methodist church, later switching to the Baptist faith. While in Marion, Ohio, he served as a Trinity Baptist church trustee. In Washington as senator and president, he attended Calvary Baptist church and stated that no nation can survive if it forgets Almighty God.

Harding Warren G. Harding Marion Ohio Trinity Baptist Church Washington Calvary

Birthday Surprise Party for Rayne Township Man

Mr and Mrs H M Brandon of Rayne township formerly of Indiana were honored at a family reunion for Mr Brandon s 76th birthday. The gathering at son in law and daughter Marry Burkett s home included 26 grandchildren and numerous relatives. The oldest guest was 87 year old Civil War veteran Mr Stahl.

H. M. Brandon Rayne Township Indiana Marry W. Burkett Home Brandon Mr. Brandon Elizabeth Snyder Carlet Snyder Chester Douglass Gilbert Falls Church I. L. Miller Jay Iva Alice Ralph John Max Miller Punxsutawney Frank Brandon Madeline R. S. Brandon Ronald Rodney S. B. Weiss Roy James Oren Emerson Edith Weiss Robert Brandon H. W. Burkett Marjorie Harold Margaret Mary Marion Mariella Burkett Harry Wissinger W. B. Stahl Fred Rumbling Bert Weiss Jacob Burkett Florence Bertha Wissinger Marion Center Mr. Stahl Indiana Post No. 28 Grand Army of the Republic

Armstrong Grange Meeting Program May 3 at Parkwood

The Armstrong Grange holds a Parkwood schoolhouse meeting on Wednesday evening May 3 at 8:00. Program includes music, readings by Mrs. W. L. Brown and Dorothy Shirey, Yopic-Fire Protection, extemporaneous class, and various acts. Floma Economics Committee members named. Samuel B. Dibler is the Lecturer.

Armstrong Grange Parkwood J. R. Campbell W. L. Brown L. Calhoun Wm. McAdoo H. D. Ray Ruby Craig Dorothy Shirey Stunt Clarence Brown Margaret Couch Frances Hamilton D. D. Walker Boyd Hamil Blanche Craig Long Gaynelle Weiss Floma Economics Ethel Mull Martha Blackley EB. Fouts Samuel B. Dibler

Dixonville Social Notes Include Visits and Funerals

Mrs Susanna Liptak returns home after a three week Cleveland visit. Funeral of a relative attended in Nantyglo. Visitors include Mr and Mrs R E B Cribbs and two children from Indiana and Mrs Lenore Henry of Clymer. Other callers and visitors from Bedford and Indiana counties noted along with local town visits on Sunday and Monday.

Susanna Liptak Cleveland Oscar Carlson Edith Erickson Oscar Carlson, Jr Nantyglo R. EB. Cribbs Indiana R.D Lenore Henry Clymer J. D. Dunlap Muir Frew Frew Blater Bedford County James Waddell D. R. Bolvin Patrick Stapleton Emeigh Run John Pugh, Jr Geo. Kumkutehy

Tuberculosis Tactics Urged In County Campaign

Indiana County Tuberculosis Society launches a public health drive with Harold C G Williams explaining that TB bacteria are common in most people. He warns infection often comes from a single person and spreads quietly within families before symptoms appear.

Harold CG. Williams Indiana County

Community Social Roundups From Sykesville Area

Local society notes list numerous visits and gatherings across Apollo Vandergrift Kittanning and nearby towns. Families such as Rupert Stepp McKnight Christy and Schrecengost are highlighted with Sunday Saturday and Monday visits and a closing Girty school term ending April 25 with a picnic.

Moreh Marriage Announced Erma McCune Weds in Town

Mr and Mrs W H McCune announce the marriage of their daughter Erma to a groom in town. The brief notice notes the ceremony took place recently and the couples plan to reside locally.

Moreh W. H. McCune Town Erma

Bride of Clarence Treese Wedding in Seneca Pap

The bride, from Clymer, wed Clarence Treese on March 14 at Seneca Papua. Rev. R. K. Rumbaugh officiated. The bride has worked as a cashier at Weamer's restaurant for four years. The groom is the son of Clarence and Mrs Treese and works at Treese Transfer Company in Clymer.

Clarence Treese Clymer Seneca, Pap R. K. Rumbaugh Weamer’s Treese Transfer Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mary B. Eider Clara B. Cribbs Sara E Dunmire Elders HH. M. Brandon Dixonville Bacilli Hiram ‘Rupert Sykesville J. J. McKnight Ana Hon, Ira Vira George Kittanning J. A. Miller Janet North Apollo J. F. Henderson H. J. Johns Joe ‘Ross Wilmer Johns Gaynelie Dan Kinter Bernard Julia Keppel Ross Smith Anna C. Smith J. T. Jamison Mary Ellen and Clair Sugar Run Robert Rupert Avonmore Bert McCoy Shady Plain Alex Scott Bud Scott Dutch Run W. A. Stepp J.C. Schrecengost Earl Schrecengost Walton Sarah ¥. Henderson I. J. Sell Currys Run Harry Jamison W. B. Porter Girty School Harry, Rearick Indiana, PA Indiana Motor Co North 8Th St Indiana Hardware Co Phila. St Landreth’s Seeds Madison Perquart du Pont
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