Longtime Armagh resident Mrs Tomb dies at 85
Funeral rites set for Thursday at 2 30 in Armagh home with interment in Armagh cemetery. Mrs Mary A Tomb born November 28 1851 in Armstrong County lived in Buffington township before marrying Dr Robert J Tomb June 14 1883. Survived by children Homer J Tomb W H Tomb Fannie B Tomb Martha E Tomb eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren plus sister Mrs Laura Cramer of Johnstown. Also noted are Margaret J Weamer Shields and family connections. another service in Pittsburgh Saturday.
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Armagh
Mary A. Tomb
John Wesley
Martha Hill
Armstrong County
Buffington Township
Robert J. Tomb
H. B. Smith
Homer J. Tomb
W. H. Tomb
Johnstown
Fannie B. Tomb
Martha E. Tomb
Laura Cramer
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Arminda Sickenberger
Mrs Arminda West on Sickenberger, 74, of Diamondville, died Wednesday in an Indiana hospital after a long illness. Funeral rites were conducted Saturday at Diamondville Union church with interment in Hastings. She had lived in Diamondville 27 years and was twice married. Surviving are her husband, Elmer Weston of Pineplats, George Wheaton of Hastings, John and Daniel Weston, Mrs. D C Pearson of Lewisburg, eight stepchildren, 28 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren.
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Diamondville Union Church
Hastings
Arminda (Weston) Sickenberger
Ulysses J. Sickenberger
Diamondville
Indiana Hospital
Elmer Weston
George Wheaton
John
Daniel
Reunions listed for August around Indiana and Garrett area
Several reunions are scheduled for August at venues including Indiana Fair Grounds Round Top Park and Cherry Tree. Notable entries include Brown Burnheimer Helm Jamison Spence and Fritz reunions with dates from August 6 to August 28. A death notice reports Frank Ringer of Garrett aged 87 died after injuries from a rock fall at McIntyre mines. Surviving family includes sister Mrs Joseph Snoby and mother Mrs Sarah Youler.
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Brown
Indiana Fair Grounds
Burnheimer
Helm
Helman
Charley's Grove
Midway Beween
Indiana
Ebensburg
Route 422
Weimer
Woodlawn
Marion Center
Long
Longs
Armstrong
Westmoreland Counties
Indian Springs Park
Fritz the Fritz
Rushwood Park
New Alexandria
Jamison
Archie and
Margaret Jamison
Rustie Lodge
Allshouse
Baker
Brendlinger
Round Top
Clyde
William Penn Highway
Palmer-Campbell
Round Top Park
Libengood
Lichengood
Rocky Spring Park
Strangford
Evangelical Church
Garrett
Frank Ringer
McIntyre
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company
Somerset County
Joseph Snoby
Armagh
Sarah (Ringer) Youler
Death notices for Mils John Lundstrom and Nellie Zelazny
Mils John Lundstrom aged 63 died Saturday at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison in Ernest after 32 years there as a coal miner. Funeral Tuesday at his sister’s home in South Fifth street with burial in Greenwood. Nellie Zelazny 61 formerly of Chambersville died Saturday in Adrian Hospital after illness. burial at St Bernard's cemetery.
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Nile John Lundstrom
Emerick Bilxt
South Fifth Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Mils John Lundstrom
Elizabeth Morrison
Ernest
DuBosa
Odd Fellows Lodge
Indiana
United Mine Workers of America
Nellie
Baker
Zelazny
Mary (Baker) Zelazny
Sagamore
Adrian Hospital
Chambersville
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Officers elected for 1988 Wood Reunion at Indian Springs
The Wood reunion held at Indian Springs elected 1988 officers: President Mrs R G Wood, vice president Mabel Wood McQuown, secretary Virginia Wood, treasurer Mrs Irvin J Wood. The 1938 reunion is set for the last Saturday of July 1938. Also notes about relatives visiting Latrobe and Atlantic City and a hospital recovery in DuBois. Rev Lloyd Roberts of Marcelius N Y and family visited Indiana relatives en route to Pittsburgh for a Montour Presbyterian church appearance.
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Indian Springs
R. G. Wood
Mabel Wood McQuown
Virginia Wood
Irvin J. Wood
Lloyd Roberts
Bob
Ruth
Marcellus
N. Y
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Rev. Roberts
Montour Presbyterian Church
Funeral for Marvin W Richard in Pine Grove Church
Sunday services at Pine Grove Wesleyan Methodist Church followed by interment at Thompson Cemetery for Marvin Warren Richard aged over three years son of Mr and Mrs Hay Richard of Montgomery township who died Wednesday in Indiana hospital Survived by parents brothers and sisters listed and a half brother Alvin Spicher of Cherry Tree Remaining siblings Trene Walker Arcadia Ralph Julia Mildred Beatrice Daisy Dean Marlin Lois all at home
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Marvin W. Richard
Pine Grove Wesleyan Methodist Church
Thompson Cemetery
Marvin Warren Richard
Mra. Hay Richard
Montgomery Township
Indiana Hospital
Trene Walker
Arcadia
Ralph
Julia
Mildred
Beatrice
Daisy
Dean
Marlin
Lois
Alvin Spicher
Cherry Tree
Mrs Mueller Reunites With Family After Long Struggle
Old Mrs Mueller reluctantly leaves her 39 year home to join son Carl and Adelaide in a luxurious city house. She endures homesickness, longs for German cooking, and finds comfort eating sauerbraten with her new family, insisting she may stay.
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Adelaide
Carl
Cincinnati
Carl Mueller, Sr
Mathilde
Adolph
Fatherland
Braden
Bridge
Jacob
Stuttgart Avenue
Mrs. Mueller
Kentucky Bridge
Elizabeth
Mueller
Strikes of Ancient Rome Guarded Plebeians Rights
The Cleveland Plain Dealer recounts an ancient Roman secession around 494 B C sparked by plebeians demanding equality with patricians. Led by Licinius Dentatus the crowd marched to Sacred Mount, refusing to work until terms were negotiated. Menenius Agrippa secured a settlement granting plebeians protection and officer representation within Rome.
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Rome
Licinius Dentatus
Anio
Sacred Mount
Menenius Agrippa
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Visiting friends and church folks in Chambersville
Bebe Kirk visits Dubois this week. Crooked Creek Missionary Circle held an all day quilting at Mrs. Ben Connor’s home. Families and friends visited Nanty Glo, Gan town, and Philadelphia. Philadelphia’s new pastor will occupy the local Presbyterian pulpit next Sunday. The Boyd family resides on South Sixth street.
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S. H
Gene
Dorothy
Sharon
Charles ‘Brady
Charles Brady
Matilda Graft
Roy Wells
Vandergrift
Wells
Arch Street Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Boyd
South Sixth Street
Mahaffeys from St Peters burg Reside in Indiana
Mr and Mrs J C Mahaffey and daughter Betty Anne of St Peters burg Fla are staying this month in Indiana occupying the Weaver apartment 123 North Sixth street Mr Mahaffey a Cherry Tree native and 1900 Indiana State Teachers College graduate is noted in the county. Squire T S Lynn of West Wheatfield township a long time Justice of the Peace and GOP renomination candidate at the September primary is in Clyde vicinity. Dr and Mrs Harry B Boyd and son Leslie of Philadelphia are now residents of Indiana with Dr Boyd having served as minister of the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Anne
St. Petersburg
Fla
Indiana
Weaver
North Sixth Street
Mahney
Cherry Tree
Indiana State Teachers College
Squire T. S. Lynn
West Wheatfield Township
Lynn
Clyde
Pineapple and Sugar Glaze for Ham Slices
Sliced ham can be finished by covering the tops with pineapple peach or apricot pieces then sprinkling brown sugar to impart a sweeter caramelized flavor. The method emphasizes fruity topping with a brown sugar crust for a distinct finish.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary A
Margaret J. (Weamer) Shields
Charles Jc. Shields
Indiana County
Edith Street
Shields
Margaret Weamer
Charles C. Shields
Zora
Bailey
Ida Tellaon
Beaver
H. L. Weamer
Saltsburg
John Weamer
Detroit
Mich
Wilber Weamer
Clarion County
Ben Bowser
Rural Valley
Mary Smiley
Dubois
Cora Good
Baden
Schellhasa & Son Funeral Home
East Street
N.S
Mt. Royal Cemetery
Glenshaw
Lewis Grove
R.D.1
Jamison Clan
H. T. Jamison
Penn Run
Spence the Spence
William Wetzel
Mrs. Rowland Cook
Church Street
Latrobe
Mr. Cook
Atlantic City
William Witherow
Brookville
Maple View Hospital
Witherow
R. E. Me
jNauenton
Ation
the Savings & Trust Company
Indiana, Pennsylvania
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mre
Harry HB. Boyd
Lesiie
Pontiac
G.M.C. Trucks
Kimmel Motor Co
Indiana, Pa
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