Death of Charles J Wingard Mail Carrier at 65
Charles J Wingard aged 65, a city mail carrier for over 28 years, died of a heart attack while on duty on Saturday morning. Funeral services were held at his residence on South Fourteenth Street, with interment in Oakland cemetery. He collapsed delivering mail at Second and Oak streets and expired shortly after at the Jesse Lundstrom home. The death sent a shock through the community.
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Charles &. Wingard
South Fourteenth Street
Oakland Cemetery
Charles J. Wingard
Jesse Lundstrom
Samuel
Keziah (Snyder) Wingard
South Mahoning Township
Plumville
Indiana
Presbyterian Church of
Leona DeLaney
Sinnemahoning
Randall R
Charles Wingard
Detroit
Mich
Margaret Philippi
Graceton
Mary Gruhe
Punxsutawney
Duane
Wingard
Helen T. Wingard
Sarah J. Meekins
Sarah J. (Gossard) Meekins
William Meekins
Green Township
Bertha Clark
Cockport
Whithiam
Trinity Lutheran Church
Fire Department
George K. Orr
Leonard Jeffry
Waterman
J. H. Barlelay
Fred
Ralph
Thomas
James Orr
Sarah Orr
D. M. Caldwell
Homer City
Ralph L. Gamble
Russell Gamble
Robinson
Thomas Gamble, Jr
Thomas Gamble
Francis Hall
United Evangelical Church
A. M. Gahagan
Berlin
Mt. Tabor
Julian Elias
Blairsville
National Plate Glass Company
Obituary notes mark deaths of Wingard Roof and McConnaughey kin
The report lists graves and details for multiple area deaths. C Bert Roof, a former Indiana barber and parole officer, died after paralysis complications. He left a widow Laura and children George, Wilbert, Katherine, Merle, and others, with Masonic rites observed. George W McConnaughey, 81, Marchand resident and farmer, served as school director and church member, survived by widow Elizabeth, daughters Grace and others, and several siblings. A third obituary for Earl G. Lewis of Heshbon notes his death while serving as Standard Bituminous Coal superintendent, with burial in Fairmont West Virginia, following a sudden illness.
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C. Bert Roof
J. A. McCamey
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana
Hast Water Street
George W
Jennie E. Roof
American House
Hotel Moore
Lucerne
Laura E. McCoy
Town
John R. Scott
Milwaukee
Wis
George S. Roof
Harrisburg
Wilbert
Katherine
Merle Roof
Frank Roof
New Alexandria
Cora White
Charles Rhey
Cleveland
M. H. Church
Peeler Bible Class
Palladium Lodge of Odd Fellows
The
Royal Arcanum
Indiana Lodge of Masons
Masonic Lodge
George W. McConnaughey
Covode
Marchand
Thompson
Eliza McConnaughey
Charles Tucker
Washington
Grace McConnaughey
Pittsburgh
Wade McConnaughey
Clark Lydick
H. J. Thompson
Marion Center
H. H. and
Clark McConnaughey
Trade City
Howard McConnaughey
California
Sarah Braughter
Mary Pollock
Binnie and
Lilly McConnaughey
Charles Griffith
Mt. Royal
Virginia
Darl G. Lewis
Fairmont
W. Va
Earl G. Lewis
Heshbon
Standard Bituminous Coal Corporation
Long-time coal official dies after heart attack on road
The 42 year old superintendent of the Heshbon coal company died of a heart attack while driving near Morgantown W Va en route to Thanksgiving with relatives. He had lived in West Virginia most of his life and held Masonic Elk and Knights of Pythias memberships. He leaves a widow and two sons and several brothers and sisters.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Heshbon
West Virginia
Masonic and Elk Lodges
Mannington
Knights
Bankers unveil new finance aid plan nationwide
The National Credit Corporation, a billion dollar cooperative, would unite banks and expand financial services from rural to urban areas. Led by Harry J. Haas, American Bankers Association, the plan aims to loan funds to sound banks with eligible assets, boosting confidence and revival of business per President Hoover’s October 7 proposal. The ABA convention endorsed the plan, and bankers vow nationwide and local implementation as a practical public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
National Credit Corporation
New York
Hoover
Harry J. Haas
Federal Reserve Banks
United States
Haas
Bankers’ Optimism Renewed by OMSOC Leader
OMEC Stephen son, retiring president of the American Bankers Association, urged renewed faith in banking during his term end address. He praised bankers nationwide for meeting unprecedented crises with fortitude and faith, insisting the banking system remains strong despite global economic peril and adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OMEC
Stephenson
American Bankers Association
America
Wise Spending A Farmer's Economic Insight
A commentary urges careful spending to solve economic problems and aid farmers. It argues troubles stem from unwisely spent money rather than the total amount spent. The piece emphasizes prudent budgeting and targeted investment.
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USL
J. S. Hileman Bear
Brody
Luxenberg
Elgin Wrist
Seth Thomas Mantle
Eversharp
Luxenberg’s
Indiana, PA
Emily Auld
Robert Auld
Brushvalley Township
Bethel Church
Clyde
United Presbyterian Church
B. B. Myers
Robert
John ‘Auld
Mary J. Thompson
Upland
Calif
Ithig County
Peter and
Mary H. Dilts
Georgeville
Dilts
John G. Thompson
Smicksburg
Leon
Kans
J. C. Thompson
Andrew C. Weamer
Minneapolis
Minn
Andrew C
Isabel (Mahan) Weamer
Creekside
Ilda Wilson
Anna M. Thompson
David
Charles
Frank Weamer
Progress Building
North Seventh Street
Bankers
Troutman’s
Everett
L Hurs
Peoples Shoe Store
Capitol
Philadelphia
Capitol Restaurant
Stavres Bros., Proprs
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