Obituaries from Cambria county including Kerr Henry Ashbaugh and others
A string of obituaries from Cambria county reports the deaths of Mrs. Mary Ellen Kerr aged 78 at her daughter’s home near Monday's Corner, followed by Johnson M. Henry aged 21 of Blacklick, Mrs. A R Ashbaugh aged 65 of Elders Ridge, Pearl Gibson aged 58 of Pittsburgh, and Elizabeth Frederick aged 38 of Georgeville. The notices list survivors, birthplaces, churches, and burial details including Pike Brethren church, Greenwood cemetery, Ridge View cemetery, and Smicksburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Kerr
Mary Ellen Kerr
H. A. Rage
D. H. Brown
GC. B. Singer
Charles Kerr
Jackson Township
Cambria County
Scott Duncan
Sioux City
James Duncan
Florida
Maude George
Cleveland
Catherine Hawksworth
Strongstown
Annie Artemus
Benjamin Duncan
John Duncan
Hobensburg
Johnson M. Henry
Blacklick
Brushvalley Township
Robert J
Laura (Menth) Henry
Blacklick Township
Ira
George
Walton
Goldie
Dorothy
Ruth
Marie Henry
James Liggett
New Kensington
A. R. Ashbaugh
Ridgeview
Elders Ridge
James Gibson
Pearl Gibson
James A. Gibson
Pittsburgh
Pearl Crick
Indiana
Samuel S. Gibson
Oakland
Elizabeth Frederick
W. T. Frederick
Georgeville
Cresson
Indiana State Normal School
Mahonings
Smicksburg
H. W
Witheraw
Minn
S. B
Round Top
B. BE. Elder
Rochester Mills
J. Blaine Coon
Near Trade City
D. W. Sutter
Niles, Ohio
Willis
Albert Whitaker
August Wener
Jersey City
Local Man Struck by Hit‑and‑Run Driver Near Homer City
Vinz Beltromi of West Philadelphia street is hospitalized in Indiana with serious injuries after a late Sunday night hit‑and‑run as he walked on the highway near Homer City. He has a fractured leg lacerations to the scalp and a possible skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinz Beltromi
Philadelphia
Indiana Hospital
Homer City
Open Season for Black Birds Runs Through November 30
Harrisburg reports the black bird season began August 2 and will run until November 30 with no bag limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Annual Gatherings Highlight Indiana County News
The sixth Marchand quinquennial Home Coming opens in Braebreeze Camp, with services on Sunday and cabin reservations via Hugh W. Smeaton. Reunions at Blose school grounds Indiana county August 21 1930 Hawthorne school at Fair Grounds August 28 Morris family at Indiana fair grounds August 16. Dairymen picnic at Marion Center with contests in horseshoes races and prizes from Reick McJunkin Dairy Co. Winners include James W Fulmer and son Richard, plus numerous dash, ball, and dairy judging events. Junior Club Week August 13-16 notes large youth participation and county club programs at State College with transportation funded by Savings and Trust Co. of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchand
Brae- Breeze
Hugh W. Smeaton
Trimble-Blose
Blose
Indiana County
Hawthorne
Fair Grounds
Morris
Indiana Fair Grounds
Marion Center
Smicksburg
Punxsutawney
Indiana
James W. Fulmer
Richard Fulmer
Harrisburg
Reick-McJunkin Dairy Co
Eugene Lukehart
Nealer Moorhead
Elizabeth
Gromley
Kodak
Winifred Lakehart
Wirginia Tyger
William
Wetzel
Jack Warner, Jr
Donald Graham
Joe Naffcotte
Penn State
Clyde Houck
Purchase Line
James Bence
Marion Center Jersey
Walter ‘Ewing
Elders Ridge
H. M
Travis
H. H. Wetzel
Bill Rankin
Shelocta
Wynn Morris
Pittsburgh
Reich- McJuikin Dairy Company
State College
Pennsylvania
Savings and Trust Company
Injured Swimmer Treated After Crooked Creek Accident
Richard Shotwell of near Pilder ton was treated in an Indiana hospital for injuries to his spine scalp and neck after diving into shallow water striking a rock in Crooked creek near South Bend on Sunday. Doctors say injuries are not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Shotwell
Pilderton
Indiana Hospital
Crooked Creek
South Bend
Ed and the Coed at the University Dance
Della Farnum enters college life amid freshmen sophomores and a dance plot. Lester Craven, Sophomore secretary, wooes her while Ed Hartley rivals with playful schemes. Mud Trash night ends with Della choosing Ed over Craven as Hartley cleans her mud stained handkerchief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Farnum
Della
Miss Marnum
Ted
Lester Craven
Mr. Craven
Hartley
Mr. Hartley
Ed Hartley
Superior Heights
Lester
Tester
Ea Hartley
Ely
Sophermores
Spottess
Della Farnum
Hol Wortley
Della Attle
Local Social Notes Highlight Pittsburgh Visitors and Midwest Trips
Mrs. Jack Comely of Pittsburgh spent time with her mother Mrs. Jennie Sandles. Indiana shoppers, family visits, and relatives from Madrid to Warren Ohio appear among locals. W. C. T. A. plans August meeting at Mrs. Paul Lowman’s home. Packers in Chicago claim prewar prices return, sparking debate over sirloin steak costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Comely
Pittsburgh
Jennie Sandles
C. J. Lukehart
Ralph
Helen
Traftford
Dean Clawson
M. A. Fulton
Olive Elrick
KR. H. Elrick
Indiana
Irene Ferguson
Parnassus
Ida Ferguson
Paul Masters
Warren
Ohio
Wiliam Biggers
Pontiac
Michigan
Gale Moorhead
Ferguson
Fryer
Merle Livingston
Madrid
New Mexico
Livingston
P. F. Hemphill
Paul Lowman
G. Cribbs
Ingram
Cynthia
Mabel Cribbs
Albert Sandles
Sackville
Jennie Sandlay
I. M. Coleman
Margaret
Hila
Rockner
Samuel Heether
Orchard St
Brafdack
Blrick
Lowman
Fern Lowman
Brackenridge
Birdie Nun
R. D. McCall
Mr. McCall
Rimersbore
Nola
Lela Compton
Latrobe
Chicago
Muman and Spicer Families Host Weekend Visits
Glenn Muman from Vandergrift spent the weekend with his parents I D Muman. Jay Muman and son visited George Muman. Logan Lowman and family were guests of Howard Spicer. Spicer and Lowman families traveled to Johnstown to see Chas Lowman. Muman reunion drew a crowd to Purchase Line building Saturday. Loney Oharrah and Zane Buterhaugh visited I D Mumau on Sunday. Frank Wagner, employed in Ohio, stayed with Dean Mumau over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Muman
Vandergrift
I. D. Muman
Jay Muman
George Muman
Logan Lowman
Howard Spicer
Toward Spicer
Glenn Lowman
Tawra Kinnan
Chas, Lowman
Johnstown
Muman
Purchase Line
Loney O'harrah
Zane Buterhaugh
I. D. Mumau
Frank Wagner
Ohio
Dean Mumau
CURRY S RUN SOCIAL GATHERINGS AND LOCAL GUARDSMEN TRAINING
Mr and Mrs BE M Carson hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Walter Rising and family and others from Greensburg last Sabbath. Several families visited friends and relatives in nearby towns. Emma Jean Miller visits parents for a three week vacation. A young peoples prayer meeting and birthday surprise party at Meshbon were noted with multiple attendees. Local Guardsmen from town joined Camp Stewart training in Mt Gretna with Company L, Blairsville, for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Carson
Walter Rising
John Plaug
John Shearer
Wm. Foover
Greensburg
Perry McCreight
Tross
McCurdy
Steve Ray
Jay Alers
Famiy
W. A. Loss
Emma Jean Miller
Albert Miller
Hida
Alta
Lawrence
Myrtle May McCurdy
Vandergrift
Sara Jane Sell
Lee Henderson
Advanca
Our Young Peoples
Meering
Second
U.P. Church of Indiana
110Th Infantry
Blairsville
Camp Stewart
Mt. Gretna
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Indiana Motor Company
Opp
P. R. RB
Bta
Genevra Cook
Associated System
Associated Gas and Electric Company
United States
System
Assacetechas and Electric Securities Company
Incorporated
Clarksburg
D. B. Kerr
Darril Aflamison
Albert Kerr
Oak Tree
Pearl Kuhn
Ben Houser
Cora
Annie Kerr
Nicholtown
Currys Run
Meshbon
Bmipfield
Heshbon
Patronize Progress
Clearfield County
ALT
Penna
Dept. Agriculture
Hicksville Band
Bigger & Better Farm Show
Thuersday
County Grange
Hicksville
James J. Davis
U.S
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