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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1936
Page
7
Longtime Indiana Resident Mrs Malinda Sloan Dies at 8
Funeral services were held in Streams Funeral Home for Mrs Malinda Jane Sloan aged 8 a lifelong Indiana resident who died Saturday night at her East Water street home after a brief illness. She was born June 1 1848 and married Albert Sloan in 1866 later living in Armstrong and Indiana counties. Surviving children include Dr J Sloan Frank Sloan Mrs Crawford Greenlee and J Clair Sloan with 12 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Samuel W Shane with burial at Plumville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streams
Church Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Malinda Jane Sloan
Indiana
East Water Street
Joshua
Lucinda Ballantyne
Washington Township
Albert ‘A. Sloan
Green Oak
Armstrong County
Big County
Sloan
M. ®. Church
Samuel W. Shane
First United Presbyterian Church
J. Sloan
Johnstown
Frank DE. Sloan
Apollo
Crawford XK. Greenlee
J. Clair Sloan
General Assembly
Sarah Ann (Long) Bothel
D. P. Bothel
Creekside
Matthew
Rebecca Long
Bothel
Lawrence Campbell
Clair Bothel
Thomas Bothel
Ravenna
David Watkins
Ernest
Ira Bothel
Leechburg
Floyd Bothel
New York City
Maurice Bothel
Martha Bothel
W. Shane
W. E. M. Copeland
Turtle Creek
Plumville United Presbyterian Church
Plumville
Mrs Kennedy Reed dies at home in New Alexandria
Mrs George Kennedy Reed aged 35 wife of George Kennedy Reed of New Alexandria died at her home at 11 12 Monday morning. She was a sister of Mrs Glenn Henéell of Homer City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kennedy, Reed
Martha (Seanor) Reed
George Kennedy Reed
New Alexandria
Glenn Henéell
Homer City
Notable McAnulty dies after illness in Chicago home
John Armstrong McAnulty 86, Indiana County native and inventor with more than 100 patents, died July 23 at his son Frank D. McAnulty’s Chicago home. Born January 29, 1860 in Indiana, he served as a World War engineer, belonged to Ravenswood Baptist Church, and was buried in Evanston Memorial Cemetery after services led by Rev. Baasler. Surviving are a son, a granddaughter Alice Kaeff, a sister Harriett McAnulty, and nephew G. Meade Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armstrong McAnulty
Frank D. McAnulty
Woodlawn Avenue
Chicago
Mr. McAnulty
Indiana
James A. McAnulty
Indiana County
Indiana Borough
Elizabeth Hazlett
Montgomery Township
Alice Kaeff
Harriett McAnulty
Cherry Tree
G. Meade Marshall
McAnulty
Jacksonville
Fla
Baptist Church
Baasler
Ravenswood Baptist Church
Memorial Cemetery
Evanston, Ills
Local Updates From Strongstown and Surroundings
Walter Rankin returns home from Sawyerwood while Mack Whitesell comes back from Kenaburg. Curt Griffith, in U S Army stationed in Wort Meyer Virginia, visits his mother Lena Griffith. Mrs George Stephens of Dilltown spends time with her parents. Elizabeth and Mabel Empfield host a wether roast for friends. Bill Greasley and children visit Hedlwood family. Wm Bennett and family spend Sunday with Harry George. Mrs Lawrence McCullough, recently hospitalized in Indiana, returns home. Bert Shultz of Jobs town visits relatives. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to R D readers for $5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strongstown
Walter Rankin
Sawyerwood
Mack Whitesell
Kenaburg
Curt Griffith
U. S. Army
Wort Meyer
Lena Griffith
George Stephens
Dilltown
Elizabeth
Mabel Empfield
Bill Greasley
Ot ‘Hedlwood
Hughie Boring
Wm. Bennett
Harry George
South Fork
Lawrence McCullough
Indiana Hospital
Bert Shultz
Jobstown
AT&T cuts long distance rates to September 1 1926
The seventh rate cut in ten years by AT&T, filed with the FCC, lowers station to station rates for distances over 240 miles. A Washington to Cleveland three minute call drops from 1.45 to 1.30, New York to San Francisco from 9 to 7.50. Daily, night, and Sunday rates for station to station and person to person calls adjust, with overtime charges aligned. Bell of Pennsylvania files schedules to conform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Federal Communications Commission
Bell System
New York
San Francisco
New York- Chicago
Pennsylvania
A. T. and T. Company
Cleveland
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
Call Old Hens As They Stop Laying To Make Flock Pay
County Agent Warner warns egg production is dropping as hens end their laying days. A Butler Eggs Auction survey shows many producers market hens only once yearly. For economical production, flocks must be culled from May to October, sacrificing potential eggs to prevent poor quality stock. Decreased laying often yields thin hens with pin feathers and dry combs. Broody hens are likely cull candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Round Top Brendlinger reunion draws regional attendees
Weekend visits span Akron Indiana and Hollidaysburg with the Wunn Engle St. Clair and Johns families present. Local calls report Wilda Johns and daughters Clymer residents. Ida Vanallman Hollidaysburg visits. Mike Grey Leela at Clymer. Shultz Baule and Mears households noted. A baking tip mentions crust staying crisp when removed from the oven, and Gazette to R. D. readers priced at $5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wunn
Tommy
Clymer
John Baule
Shelton Shultz
J. C. Mears
Indiana
Minnie Stephens
Sara
Hollidaysburg
J. C. Kelly
R. Lockard
Wilda Johns
Jerry Learn
Local residents visit in Uniontown and surrounding towns
Uniontown and surrounding areas see a busy week of callers and social visits. Ellis Armstrong of Commodore and many Coble families from Midland Barnesboro Cookport Vandergrift and Vanport reference travels to relatives and Grange and missionary events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Ellis Armstrong
Commodore
Misa Bhdna ‘Coble
Midland
Mia. Valle Coble
N. G. McAnnty
Barnesboro
BN. Beringer
Imogene McManus
Cookkport
Auter
Mahlen Beringer
Alt
Wallie Coble
Grange
Cookport
Allan Poundy
Kathleen
Helen
Marstellar
D. H. Greasley
D. B. Gressley
Tuesaday
Thelma Stiffler
Vantercrift
Joseph Spencer
Buffalo
Nora Stiffler
Merle Stiffler
Billie
Vandergrift
Carl Gressley
Ronald
Howard Gressley
Velma
G. A. Wright
Lillian
Jessie
Wallic ‘Coble
EB. P. Coble
Clyde Berringer
Rhuelt Coble
Tommy
Wayne Coble
Don
B. N. Berringer
Woman's Missionary Society
Stifflertown
Alvin
Picher
Chambersville Guests and Local Visits Highlight Sunday
Local residents, including Mr and Mrs Henry Kirk of Luthersburg and Mr and Mrs Fred Kirk of Home, hosted guests while others visited relatives in the Clearfield mountains and Barr. Community notices also cover church services and regional remarks on Pennsylvania lumber industry. A Cleveland man, John Plecher, aged 26, was found hanged in a county jail cell after arriving in Abnormal mental condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersville
Henry Kirk
Luthersburg
Fred Kirk
Home
Frank Kirk
Kittanning
Joseph Schwab
Watt ‘Kinter
Earl Wells
Plumville
Nettle Wells
Howard Wells
Harold Waterson
Willet
Bothell
Crooked Creek
Paul Brady
Barr
Cheveland
Minsellan
John Flecher
Cleveland
Altoona
Bhingell
Plecher
Flecher
J. Clair Irwin
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Women’s
Batiste
LT Carneve
Carneves
Fusabtort
Woodburn Granite Works
South College Avenue
Penna
Mrs. Malinda Jane Sloan
J.M. Stewart & Co
Harvey David Rupert
South Bend
Armstrong Township
Elias ‘Rupert
Union Lutheran Church
Louisa. (Fiscus) Rupert
David Lloyd Rupert
Samuel Fiscus
Harry Heckman
Joseph Klingensmith
Hmmett Ellsworth Rupert
Olive (Berry) Brintlinger
Jay Brintlinger
Blairsville
David and
Olive Berry
Blacklick Township
Blairaville
James B. Luchsinger
Pueblo
Col
Minerva
Luchsinger
J. Knox
Rudolph C
Henry G
Butler
John J
New Kensington
Harry Brubaker
Maude Brubaker
Seward
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Peat- Gazette
R. DP
DELL
Cherryhill
R. D
Harrisburg
W. J. B. Winters
Department of Forests and Waters
Babs
Brody
Parnell
Cowhergco
Citizens Bank
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