December 1 1937 newspaper notice brief
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1937
Page
2
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Mrs Rebecca Jane Yaney aged 81 died from a cerebral hemorrhage in West Fairfield and was buried in the M B church cemetery. She leaves three children Louis Yaney Mrs O M Cunningham of Chicago and Mrs W H Galey of Crewe plus siblings in West Fairfield Ravena and Ohio. Ella M Stewart born Indiana died in Pasadena California and is survived by sisters Mrs Annie Barr Mrs Agnes Smith Mrs Robert M Mullen and two sons Andrew W Stewart and George R Stewart Jr.
Mrs Mary Essel Spencer wife of William Spencer dies at her Flora Banks township home after a illness. Born March 27 1872 she spent life in the community. Survived by husband a son Harlan a daughter Mrs Amundson Jr of Punxsutawney her father John Spencer two sisters and other relatives. Burial at Devers cemetery after services at Steffy Methodist church.
Mrs Jacob Makins aged 57 died November 23 in Memorial hospital Johnstown after five days admission. Burial followed at Armagh cemetery. Survived by husband, a stepson Thomas at home, sister Miss Louella Burkett of Claysburg, brothers Thomas and John Burkett of Pilltown, and George and Bilaworth Burkett of Beaverdale.
Mrs Elizabeth Fowler aged 72 of East Oak Street dies after an extended illness at Indiana hospital. Funeral held Monday at Robinson Funeral Home with Interment Greenwood cemetery. She was born January 31, 1985 in West Wheatfield near New Florence, married to Anderson Fowler who predeceased her. Survived by son Clyde A Fowler of Pittsburgh two grandchildren and sisters Julia and Lulu Alexander of New Florence.
Funeral services for William Tur ny Starry age 85 will be held this afternoon at the Free Methodist church with interment at Oakland cemetery. He died Sunday at his East Washington home from complications. Born April 24 1852 in Armstrong county he had lived in Indiana and belonged to the Free Methodist church. Survived by widow Julia Ann Starry and children James H Joseph L Ellsworth Starry Benjamin Starry Ella Henderson Nora Mason two dozen grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren a brother J W Starry and a sister Mrs Deliah Zrb.
Lawrence P. Uncapher 47 of Coral died in Indiana Hospital on Saturday after a illness. He worked as a miner and watchman for Coral Coal and Coke Co and belonged to United Mine Workers Local 494. Surviving are his widow Rachel and children John Melvin Loretta Matilda, with many siblings listed. Burial occurred at Spruce Grove cemetery after church services led by Rev. C. A. Williams. Samuel Ira Anderson died November 21 in Greensburg after years of declining health. Born April 2 1875 in Shelocta, he worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad and was a member of Greensburg United Presbyterian Church. Funeral on November 28 with pastor Dr. W. J. McMichael officiating. interment at St. Clair cemetery near Greensburg. Surviving are brothers W T and J Alexander Anderson and sister Mrs. W. W. Weaver.
Joseph F. Marshall, 58, native of Plumville, died Friday at his Lorain home. Burial followed at Grube cemetery near Punxsutawney after services at Robinson Funeral Home on North Seventh Street. He is survived by son Luther of Lorain, sister Mrs. Homer Haskell of Smickaburg, and brothers Ramey of near Ambrose, M. F. of Indiana, and Lawrence of Rochester. His wife Rhoda Weaver Marshall died 15 years ago.
Clarence H Getty aged 66 native of Brushvalley township died suddenly at his Morrelsville home after a heart attack. He attended the Johnatown Windber game and collapsed returning home. Surviving are widow Margaret and six children. Funeral at Fairview Baptist church followed by burial near Purchase Line.
Samuel Brown aged 73 of Stafford died Monday morning. Born in England he came to the country as a youth and was long employed in coal mining. His wife died three years ago. He had lived in Stafford twelve years and was esteemed. Survived by three sons and three daughters including Laura Greenawalt and William Brown of Lucernemines Sara Kohler of Luthersburg Mary Jellison of Greensburg Charles Brown of Punxsutawney and Raymond Brown of Stafford Two sisters Anna Gibbona of Reading and Anna Green of Maine. James A MacIlroy 84 a native of Scotland died at his son in law and daughter's home Walter Whitmyre South Eleventh Street He was born in Scotland in 1858 Survived by wife and children Peter James Helen John L H Fritz of Dubuque Ia and Mrs Maxwell of Dormont Burial set for McKeesport Thursday morning.
James M Caldwell funeral services set for Saturday at 2 PM at Robinson Funeral Home North Seventh Street. Interment follows in Greenwood Cemetery. Joseph Morgan Caldwell aged 7h died at home in Homer City Tuesday evening after 35 years residency. Survived by widow and two daughters Peggy Muller Detroit Michigan and Mrs Vernon Odyke Passaic New Jersey. Also noted is the death of Mrs Saran Johnston aged 61 near Saltsburg from heart trouble. Burial was at Edgewood Cemetery Saltaburg Friday.
Mrs Wallace B Agey is a patient at Mercy hospital Pittsburgh in critical condition. Mr and Mrs John F Steetle of South Tenth Street hosted Mr William Steetle of Kansas. Mr and Mrs Alex M Stewart of North Seventh Street spent Thanksgiving in New York with daughters Mary and Virginia. Attorney W C Chapman of Washington Street spent last week in Buffalo for a Masonic meeting. Mrs Delos Campbell and Mrs William Neff were Thanksgiving guests at Mrs Campbell’s parents in Fort Thomas, Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Walter Smith and Mr and Mrs Eugene Smith and Mrs M Weaver were weekend guests of Mrs Clyde Stephens in East Liverpool, Ohio. Attorney and Mrs William E Pierce and Mr and Mrs Archie McGrew spent the weekend in Durham, North Carolina, visiting Mrs Metty Pierce and attending the Pitt Duke football game. Dr and Mrs C Paul Reed of North Seventh Street returned from New York after Thanksgiving and weekend with Arthur Browning and Joseph R W Dodge. Mrs Browning was Miss Martha Reed before marriage. Mrs Dodge was Mina Sara Reed. Mr and Mrs John Saragiver of Chestnut Street, with daughter Mrs Oscar Tessena and Audrey Tessena of Smethport, and sons William and Howard, dined with their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Henry Rossomma of Charleroi. Mrs Tessena stayed with the Salsgiver home until Sunday then returned to Smethport.
Letters of Administration granted to George C. Mabon, administrator of Lavina Mabon deceased Indiana Pa. Those with claims must present them for settlement and debtors should pay promptly. 914 Wayne Avenue Indiana Pa. December 1, 1997.
Notice lists numerous first and final accounts for administrators executors guardians and trustees for the December term 1937 in Indiana County. The Orphans' Court will review on December 6 at 10 00 AM with ten day exceptions. Names include Nettie Duncan Lizzie Gallagher James Laughlin and many guardians and estates across Homer City Young Township Punxsutawney and Indiana Borough.
Public sale of described real estate on December 18 1987 at 2 PM to settle debts. Property lines reference multiple parcels and streams through Samuel Hine Alexander McComb Hannah McComb and David McComb lands. Pittsburgh vein coal rights reserved. Ten percent bid due, balance cash on delivery. sale by Wilda A McCracken administrator. Court order dated November 22 1987.
Rumer W. Allison thanks Indiana County residents for electing him as Register and Recorder. He pledges courteous treatment, fair and honest office conduct, and to act in the best interests of those with business in the office and of the county.
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