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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1935

Page

4

Deaths of Mrs. John H. Johns and Mrs. Elizabeth Smith

Two Franklin area obituaries report Mrs. John H. Johns died in Franklin hospital after seven months illness. She was wife of merchant John H. Johns and mother to Nevin F. Johns, with siblings P. R. Gress, F. A. Ericson, B. J. McCardle, and T. A. McCardle. Services were held at St. Patrick church. Also, Elizabeth Wolf Smith aged about 63, widow of James F. Smith, died at Ambrose from multiple ailments. She leaves children Waller, Clara, Grace, Ralph, James, Glen, and Robert. Burial followed in Marion Center cemetery.

John H. Johns Anna Elizabeth Jolina Franklin Franklin Hospital John 3 H. Johns West Wheatfield Township Indiana County Patwick McCardle Mason City W. Va Nurses Training School Hosital North Wheeling Cook Hospital Fairmont John St. Patrick Church Rosary Society Franklin Woman’s Club Nevin F. Johns Thome P. R. Gress Charleston F. A. Ericson B. J. McCardle T. A. McCardle Chicago Church James F. Smith Elizabeth Wolf) Smith Ambrose Waller Clara Grace Smith Harrisburg Ralph Smith Marion Center James Glen Robert Smith

Obituaries Note Multiple Local Deaths and Services

Mrs. Effie Elizabeth Shank Palmer dies after complications from an operation at 64. Surviving husband James A. Palmer and sons Clarence Bath Roy Jacob Kenneth. stepsons Robert and William. five grandchildren. sisters and a brother. Burial in Greenwood cemetery after services by Rev. R. B. Shirey. Also memorials for Mrs. Jaine Knupp Mumau of Vandergrift and infant Mary Francis Hill of East Water Street, with services at East Mahoning Baptist Church and Greenwood cemetery.

James A. Palmer Effie Elizabeth (Shank) Palmer East Water Street Jacob Mary Shank Evangelical Church Clarence Chicago Bath Roy Indiana Kenneth Waynesburg Robert New Kensington William Pittsburgh Silas Mosher Cleveland O. J. Frye Akjron Luther Lewis Blair Shank R. 8. Shirey Greenwood Cemetery Jaine (Knupp) Mumau J. Carl Mumau Ralph Knupp Near Purchase Line Vandergrift Mumau Commodore High School Indiana State Teachers College Green Township Howard Carl Harold Ralph Alethe Bernadine Aileen Eileen Ella Ruth Knapp East Mahoning Baptist Church Mary Francis Hill Ford Hill East Waterstreet Hill Robinson Funeral Home R. S. Shirey The

Mrs Booth 64 widow dies at Homer City home

Mrs. Fred L. Booth and Mrs. Sara E. Booth, 64, widow of Fred L. Booth, died at her Homer City residence on Friday morning. Surviving are son William Booth of Homer City and daughters Mrs. Fanny Shetler of Indiana and Mrs. Mary Gromley of Homer City. Burial was in LaJose on Monday.

Fred L. Booth Sara E. Booth Homer City William Booth Fanny Shetler Indiana Mary Gromley LaJose

Mrs Alba Jack Dies at 64 in New Alexandria

Mrs Alba Stewart Jack aged 64, native of Homer City and wife of William T Jack, died at her New Alexandria home. She left six sisters Sara and Jean Stewart of Homer City, Mrs William Kunkle of Kent, Mrs Clark Marshall of Livermore, Mrs Charles Pauch of Indiana, and Mrs Frank Gilmore of El Paso Texas. Funeral services planned for this afternoon with private interment to follow.

William T. Jack Alba (Stewart) Jack Homer City New Alexandria William and Sara Stewart Sara Jean Stewart William Kunkle Kent Clark Marshall Livermore Charles Pauch Indiana Frank Gilmore el Paso

Personal Brevities From Indiana Area Families

Local notes of weekend and weekly visits across Indiana with relatives in Carlton West Philadelphia street Wayne avenue Wilkinsburg Johnstown Rochester Hagerstown and Willet. Families include Henderson Neville Playfoot Gailey Moss McGregor Manning Kinter Miller Dutton Seanor Playfoot Pinkerton and Stewart, plus clergy visits and mission notes.

Roy Henderson Carlton, C Anna McGaughey West Philadelphia Merle Neville South Eleventh Street Porter C. L. Playfoot Wayne Avenue Wilkinsburg Irvin Gailey Youngstown, O A. W. Gailey South Street Mildred Swartz Clark McGregor Harrisburg J. C. McGregor North Sixth Street Eleanor Stewart School Street Morris Straub Johnstown Dora Lytle Denver Col S. C. Steele South Sixth Street Albert C. Heckel Columbia W. D. Bush Washington Street Jesse Manning Grant Street J. R. Manning Dalton Roy Kinter Jacksonville, Fla

Community Notes From Plum Creek District

Mrs Clara Bush of Leechburg visited sister Mrs W C Bleakney and attended funeral of cousin Miss Annie Hall of Hiderton. Frank Henry of Apollo called this week. Ralph Ramer home guests included A G Silvis and children Leason Ramer Blair Ramer Clair Kinter and Thelma Duncan. A Gastown festival is set for Thursday night August 8. Jean Miller and Mary Wimmer joined weekend in Maryland. Edith Buckley and Mrs Mary Kinder were at Elderton Saturday. Ethel Wimmer of Torrance spent weekend here. C M Clarke of Sewickley visited son Daniel Clarke. Thelma Silvis of West Lebanon is staying this week with Ralph Ramer family.

Plum Creek Clara Bush Leechburg W. C. Bleakney Misa Annie Hall Hiderton Frank Henry Apollo Ralph Ramer A. G. Silvis Leason Ramer Blair Ramer Clair Kinter Thelma Duncan Gastown R. B. Miller Jean J. H. Wimmer Mary Maryland Edith Buckley Mary Kinder Elderton Ethel Wimmer Torrance C. M. Clarke Sewickley Lon Daniel Clarke Monay Misa Thelma Silvis West Lebanon

Betty Pierce Wins President's Golf Trophy at Indiana Club

Betty Pierce daughter of Attorney William E. Pierce of South Sixth Street won the 1935 President's Golf Trophy at the Indiana Country Club in a 454 hole match against last year’s winner Mrs. Betty Campbell. Pierce receives a Sheffield tray presented by club president Ellsworth Campbell. runner-up prize is a silver bowl from the Women’s Golf Association.

Betty Pierce Indiana Country Club Betty 'Pierce William E. Pierce South Sixth Street Betty Campbell Miss Pierce Ellsworth Campbell Women’s Golf Association

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St. Clair Rinn & Co 11Th & Water Sts 8. C. Kinter Mr. Kinter Fred Miller George Dutton Rochester N. Y R. W. Wehrle South Fifth Street Mr. Miller Mr. Wehrle Butler Butler Homestead Beaver County C. H. Butler Lee Gorsage Kenneth Fleming Donald Moorhead J. A. Fleming Merle Fleming Hagerstown Wendell Citizens Hoyt Paul Carson Universal Harry Carson White Township Second United Presbyterian Church Town Homer City United Presbyterian Church Plumcreek Paves Presbyterian Church Wilet Lucille Seanor Margaret Playfoot Winona Lake United Presbyterian J. C. Pinkerton First United Presbyterian Church John D. Stewart College Avenue Emma Stewart New York City Marguerite Moorhead Philadelphia Stewart T. Brown Willet Mra Brown Antha Dickson Akron W. A. Sutton Indiana Hospital Sutton Mrs. Brown Mrs. Dickson First National Bank E. Ackermann Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette R. D Indiana Franklin CO Mr. McFarland Pontiac Garage North Fifth St Chrysler Plymouth Phila
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