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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1934

Page

7

Funeral service held for Mrs Mina Weston of Smicksburg

Mrs Mina Weston died Wednesday night at her Smicksburg home after a three day illness from a stroke. Born October 12 1868 as Mina Lewis she lived in Smicksburg all her life. She married George S Weston in 1877. she leaves three children and ten grandchildren plus two great grandchildren. Funeral was conducted by Rev Letchworth with interment in Smicksburg cemetery.

Smicksburg Mina Weston Mina Lewis George 8. Weston M. H B. Church Letchworth Thomas 8. Weston Canton B. K. Stiteler

Railroad executive Joseph McMasters Scott dies in Boca Grande

Joseph McMasters Scott died in Boca Grande Florida on August 8. He was born in Blairsville in 1851 and was a son of JA Boyd and Margaret Scott. A former railroad telegraph operator, he rose to chief train dispatcher for the Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne railroad in Pittsburgh and later served as superintendent of the Northern Pacific railroad in Washington. At retirement he was superintendent of the Lexington division of the Louisville and Nashville railroad in Louisville Kentucky. He leaves a daughter Elizabeth Scott Kennedy of Cuyhoga Falls Ohio, two grandchildren Dorothy and Scott Kennedy of Pittsburgh, a sister Sarah Mellon Scott Remington of Neola Iowa, and a niece Eleanor R. Ray of Blairsville. The remains lie in Blairsville cemetery beside his wife Elizabeth Dobson Scott who was buried 43 years ago.

Joseph McMasters Scott Boca Grande Morida JA. Boyd Margaret McMasters Blairsville Conemaugh Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne Pittsburgh Northern Pacific Railroad Washington Lexington Louisville and Nashville Louisville Elizabeth Scott Kennedy Cuyhoga Falls Dorothy Scott Kennedy Sarah Mellon Scott Remington Neola Eleanor R. Ray Blairsville Cemetery Eizabeth Dobson Scott

Obituary notices from Blairsville area include Isadora Brown and Weamer deaths

Funeral services for Mrs Isadora J Brown 83 were held in Blairsville Catholic church with interment in the church cemetery. She had lived in Blairsville 73 years, born in Youngstown Pa, daughter of Capt George Jelley and Isabel Jelley. She married Michael E Brown in 1874. he died in 1923. Surviving relatives include a brother in law Thomas Brown and sister in law Miss Mary Brown plus several nieces and nephews. Also noted is the death of Mrs Clarissa Weamer widow of J Clark Weamer who died at her East Church street home after ages complications. She born Christmas Day 1846, survived by six sons and three daughters, a sister Mrs A H Cotterm an, and a brother in law Arthur Neabitt. Funeral services at her home followed by burial in St John Cemetery Sagamore. Frank Kanuk 58 former Charles Haast Wheatfield township resident died Friday in Jacksonville after months there. survived by son John Kanuk and relatives in Czechoslovakia. interment at St Her nard church cemetery Town.

Isadora J. Brown Blairsville Youngstown George Jelley Isabel (Keffer) Jelley Michael E. Brown Burgess M. B. Brown & Brother Thomas C. Brown Mary Brown Clarissa (Hopkins) Weamer J. Clark Weamer East Church Street East Mahoning Township Austin Venango Ernest Vandergrift Joe Roy Middletown Claire Walter Candace Cornelia Arthur Neabitt Sagamore A. H. Cotterman Hves Miami St.’ John Cemetery Frank Kanuk Charles Haast Wheatfield Jacksonville John Kanuk Hernard Church Town Mia Harry Nichol White Township Harry Hutton Chicago Ill Missey Rebecca Kelly Ruth Breese W. M. Gillespie Billy Wilkes-Barre Kelly Jay Swartz Mildred Patty Johnstown John Stake Near Town Katherine ‘Highlands North Ninth Street Mary Helen ‘Mercer Saltsbury C. M. Johnson Anna Taylor Washington Street Geneva-on-the-Lake Margaretta Berner Jane McJunkin Betty Walker andBarolt Bob Walker William Johns Margery Virginia Melba Wilkinsburg A. S. Moorhead South Seventh Street Mary McGaughey Parkwood Creskside Ermin Jeffries Ginter Wilbur Emmert Bryan Emmert Paw Paw Mich Washington, D. C Harry Stephens H. B. ‘Stephens Mifflinburg Alvin ‘Davis Buffington Township Stephens Davis Mra Rae ‘Lichtenfels Catherine St. ‘Clir West Wheatfield Progress Office Mary Thomas Church Bt Francis Longwill Clymer Harry Thomas Hagerstown James B. Luchinger Pueblo Cal C. C. McLain Indiana Luchinger Maj. McLain Alberta Cost Cleveland D. I Mary Cost West Chestnut Street Miss Cost Cleveland Clinic

Henderson Funeral for Mrs Sarah W Henderson

Mrs Sarah W Henderson dies at home of daughter near Shelocta aged 101. Funeral Thursday at 2 00 pm from Sall residence with interment in South Bend cemetery. Born January 8 1843 as Sarah Bi Frantz widow of Thomas Henderson. Survived by children J J Sell Lee Henderson Anna Smith L M Henderson Jennie Thompson Samuel Floyd James Henderson and Harry Henderson.

Sarah Henderson Sall South Bend Sarah W. Henderson J. J. Sellor Shelocta Sarah Bi. Frantz Thomas Henderson Biderton Presbyterian Church M. D. McClelland J. M. Offutt Town J. J. Sell Near Shelocta Lee Henderson Advances Anna Smith Sugar Run L.M. Henderson Jennie Thompson Samuel, Floyd James Henderson Apollo Harry Henderson Cheyenne Wyo

Obituary Notices for Martha Lawrence and Others

Funeral services for Mrs Martha Lawrence of Toronto Canada were held this afternoon at the Second United Presbyterian church with interment in Greenwood cemetery. She was widow of Rev James Lawrence, who served the local church for years and died December 8 1924. Surviving children include Edgar Lawrence Scottdale Charles Lawrence Seattle WA Mrs J C Schall West Newton and Mrs Albert Olson Toronto. Also noted is the death of Mrs Alice R Peters age 47 at Gates hospital and sister of Mrs R G Stuchell. Additional notices cover William D Rankin of Shelocta and Larry C Ferguson of Blacklick township with details on survivors and churches.

Martha Lawrence Second United Presbyterian Church Town Greenwood Cemetery Indiana Toronto Canada R. E. McClure Blairsville United Presbyterian Church James Lawrence Lawrence Edgar Lawrence Scottdale Charles Lawrence Seattle Wash J. C. Schall West Newton Albert Olson Alice R. Peters Gates Hospital R. GC. Stuchell West Pike Rural Valley M. E Robinson William and Nancy Jane (Fisher) Smail Samuel F. Peters Stuchell W. J. Smail David C. Smail Vandergrift F. M. Smail Lakewood

Death of Howard Ray Smith After Appendicitis Operation

Howard Ray Smith aged about 12 died early Friday from complications after an appendicitis operation at the Undana Hospital. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Dallas Smith of Gipsy. Survived by parents a brother Barnon a sister Isabelle and half brother Harold Sutton. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Samuel Smith of Stafford. Burial was in Frye cemetery after services at Gipsy Christian Church.

Howard Ray Smith Dallas Smith Gipsy Undana ‘Hospital Barnon Isabelle Smith Harold Sutton Jhome Samuel Smith Stafford Frye Cemetery Gipsy Christian Church

Death of James H. Clawson in Meadville

James H. Clawson 76 native of Cherry Hill township died of an acute heart attack at his son Lawrence Clawson's home in Meadville on Saturday. Born September 6, 1858, his wife had died 83 years ago. Surviving are three sons and two daughters Mrs J Kelly and Mrs Norman Henry of Cherryhill township Mrs Lincoln Adams of Belsano Frank Clawson of Cresson and Lawrence Clawson of Meadville Sixteen grandchildren. Burial was in Harmony cemetery after services at the home of his daughter Mrs J C Kelly.

James H. Clamson James H. Clawson Cherryhill Township Lawrence Clawson Meadville J. €. Kelly Norman Henry Lincoln Adams Belsano Frank Clawson Cresson Harmony Cemetery J. C. Kelly

Parkwood farmer A A Silvis dies at home

A A Silvis, a well known Parkwood resident and farmer, dies at his home after a Monday illness. He was the son of Levi and Elizabeth Silvis and is survived by two sisters Ida Campbell and Susan Silvis, and a brother Helen Silvis. The service is led by Rev J H Craighead of West Lebanon Presbyterian Church.

A. A. Silvis South ‘Bend Susan Silvis Helen Silvis Parkwood

Personal Breevities Of Washington Street Visitors

Miss Laura Bush returns from three weeks in Cuba with N Y friends. Several residents travel to Chicago for family and World’s Fair visits. Dr C M Johnson and family plan two weeks at Geneva on the Lake. Others attend funerals, visit relatives in Wilkinsburg Wellsburg and Coraopolis, or host guests from Mifflinburg and Cleveland.

Laura Bush Washington Street Cuba N. Ye Friends Enchanted Island Chicago

Kinters host visitors from world fair and beyond

Dr and Mrs J W Kinter return from Chicago World's Fair with guest Miss Fern Witte of Gary Ind who will stay two weeks. Numerous neighbors and relatives travel to Niagara Falls Erie and Ocean City for visits and conventions including Prothonotary W Earl Long and Major C C McLain with families.

J.‘W. Kinter Town Chicago Fern Witte Gary Ind Kinters J. L. Getty Church Street J. Lawrence Getty John Youngstown Ohio Ocean City N. J C. R. Muckle Parkwood Burt Siverd Catherine Fred McMillen Jackie Clymer Cloe Leda Muckle Homer Clovis Jeffries Creekside, Or James Lyons Peggy James Edgewood John E. Hasinger Wayne Avenue Lyons Buffalo Niagara Falls West Point W. Earl Long Jana Betty Paul Scott Hammond The American Legion Erie Ruth Adair J.O. C. McCracken Export Henry McCracken Eleanor Ruth Newark Joseph McCracken Detroit Mich John Adair Lewis Willis Jane Greensburg H. Ney Prethero Glenavee Harold Fot Jeannette John M. Daugherty Jeannette Emma Stewart Ernest, Jr Chautauqua N. Y C. C. McLain Harry McLain

Silver Wedding Anniversary at Wolfe Reedy Home

Roy G. Wolfe of Penn Run and Estella Reedy of Hagerstown Md celebrated twenty five years of marriage on August 4 1909 with a family gathering of thirty three relatives and guests from Pittsburgh. They have six daughters Dorothy Winifred Blanche Alice Elaine and Leone. A lamb dinner was served under the apple trees and Mrs Wolfe had just returned from Indiana hospital recovering from a serious operation.

Roy G. Wolfe Penn Run Estella Reedy Hagerstown R. H. Burnett Clymer W. L. Sproul Archie Steward Dorothy Winifred Blanche Alice Elaine Leone Pittsburgh Wolfe

Pymatuning Dam Dedicated Friday at $4 750 000

On Friday August 17 the Pymatuning Dam will be dedicated as a landmark public project in western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio. It prevents flood and drought losses, with early water releases in May and June, a cited cost of about 4.75 million dollars and substantial land, recreation, and conservation benefits including millions planted trees and fish stocking.

Pennsylvania Ohio Pymatuning Water Supply Commission Steel Companies Beaver Valley R. F.C Pennsylva Nia United States Mast The Fish Commission Pymattining Commonwealth of Pennsylvania America

Interview With a Farmer on Government Oversight

A rural exchange reveals farmers relying on Washington reports to gauge performance. Cy says crops seem fine but he no longer tracks them, trusting government officials to handle mortgage and farm finances, joking about Brigadier General and professors taking responsibility.

Sam

Man Seeks Work In Local Neighborhood

A 32 year old married man from near Pour Corners asks for employment. He describes himself as intelligent and willing to work, as reported by Culver Times-Wes Pintkney in the Wesley Picayune neighborhood items column.

Wesley Picayune Culver Times Wes Pintkney Near Pour Corners

Nations building loan groups fund 1930 31 82 home loans

Financing for the homes of 1 000 000 families was supplied by the nation's building and loan associations during 1930 31 82, with a total volume of home lending of 3 000 000 000.

Building and Loan Associations

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Mie, Mina Weston William D. Rankin Elderton Curry Run Rachel (McGaughey) Rankin Todd Rankin Sheloca Newton Rankin McColl Idaho Larry C. Ferguson Ebenezer Presbyterian Church Lewisville Blacklick Township Hopewell Church Elliot D Huldah (Clawson) Ferguson Ferguson Homestead Carrie Clawson Ferguson Farm George Clawson Blairaville United Spanish War Veterans Grand Marshall Clark Longwill Carl Jack Jean Conneautville H. W. Longwill Dixonville Lydick Marion Center J. Herbert Russell China Japan Russell Mr. Russell Mary J. Russell Philadelphia Posal Indiana, PA ATH Weyer Penn-Indiana Brewing Co Eleventh and Oak Streets Kleeno Indiana Motor Co Buick—Sales and Service Pontiag North Eighth Street
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