Death Notice for Mrs Catherine White of Hast Water St
Mrs Catherine White aged 85 died Saturday at Indiana hospital from complications of advanced age. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Robinson Funeral Home and interment followed in Oakland cemetery. Born May 11, 1861 in Canoe township to George Lyke and Cathrine Lyke. Survived by sister Miss Mayyke of Punxsutawney and brother George Lyke of Middleton Idaho. Preceded in death by husband Charles White in 1920. Member of Presbyterian church. rites conducted by Dr Robert L Clark.
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Catherine White
Robinson Funeral Home
North Seventh Street
Oakland Cemetery
Hast Water St
Indiana Hospital
George
Catherine Lyke
Canoe Township
Charles White
Miss Mayyke
Punxsutawney
George Lyke
Middleton
Idaho
The
Presbyterian Church
Town
Robert L. Clark
Sarah E. Leonard
Blairaville
Sarah B. Leonard
Cherry Tree
Robert A. Leonard
J. M. Leonard
James
Sarah (Wallace) Trimble
Blairsville Presbyterian Church
Eastern Star
Blairsville Post
American Legion
Mrs Sarafina Gurrerso Dies In Alverda At 60
Mrs Sarafina Gurrerso aged 60 died at the home of her daughter Mrs Joseph Bazzarilla in Alverda on Thursday morning after a complication of diseases. She had lived there since 1918. Burial was in Nicktown cemetery on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarafina Gurrerso
Joseph Bazzarilla
Alverda
Nicktown
Anthony Piccolin
Blairsville
Italy
Ida Piccolin
Raymond
Indiana
Arthur
Robert
James Caruso
Chicago
Mel
William Bachler
Hammond
Ind
Emma
Norma
Janeva
Trwin M Coleman Funeral Rites Set In Braddock Church
Funeral rites for Trwin Miller Coleman will be held tonight at Braddock United Presbyterian Church with burial Thursday at Saltsburg Cemetery. Coleman, a native of Conemaugh township born July 10 1869, died at his Braddock home after 11 years there. He worked for McCrady Rodgers Construction and belonged to First Ga lted Presbyterian Church of Braddock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Mrs Hugh McIsaac Rites Set For Marchand Woman
Funeral rites Thursday at 1 30 p m at the home for Mrs Mary Stewart McIsaac aged 74 who died Tuesday at her Marchand residence after a two week illness Interment will be in Gilgal church cemetery She was born February 8 1862 in Armstrong county daughter of John D Stewart She married August 6 1880 and lived in Marchand 46 years Survived by husband three children Mrs W A Smith John McIsaac and Robert H McIsaac four grandchildren and sister Mrs T W Marshall of Dayton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McIsaac
Gilgal Church
Hugh Me Janac
Marchand
Mary Stewart
John D. Stewart
Armstrong County
Kans
T. W. Marshall
Dayton
Elizabeth Patterson
Blairsville Baptist Church
Blairaville
Robert Patterson
Blairsville
Scotland
David Patterson
Patterson
Robert
Charles Patterson
James Patterson
Wilmington
Del
George Patterson
Leland
Miss
William H. Sutton
Cresson
William Howard Sutton
Derry Township
Carrolltown
Cambria County
Margaret Storm
Grover Storm
Walter
Edgar Storm
Margaret Mullin
Johnstown
Amelia N. Learn
Greenwood Cemetery
Green Township
Michael Kime
Reynoldsville
Israel Learn
Jerry
Obituary notices from Punxsutawney and Blairsville area
Funeral rites marked the deaths of Harrison Heberling aged 70 in Punxsutawney with interment at Greenwood cemetery and Elizabeth Patterson aged 83 in Blairsville with burial at Blairsville cemetery. John Johnston aged 69 of Creekside, Sarah E Leonard native of Cherry Tree, and William H Sutton aged 78 of Blairsville were also remembered with services and interments. James Noerr, 73, of Rayne township died suddenly on a county farm. Survivors, birthplaces, and affiliations noted for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Noerr
Rayne Township
Conrad Neerr
Pennsylvanias shift from farms to cities over centuries
The article traces Pennsylvania population changes from rural farming to urban living, noting a 1930s reversal as people returned to land amid economic hardship. It highlights major city districts like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, suburban growth due to better transit, and population declines in northern and central counties across thirty years. It also reports funeral rites for Amelia N Learn, a long-time resident of Green township, at Greenwood cemetery with family survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Works Administration
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Scranton-Wilkes-Barre
Allentown-Bethlehem-Haston
Erie
Reading
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Altoona
Johnstown
Humorous exchanges highlight literacy and social quirks
A string of humorous dialogue sketches village life with a read aloud wife, a scholar and a fool, a baby exchange joke, and a church membership tease. Seasonal notes mention a Christmas stacking incentive and a subscription offer for The Progress and Pittsburgh Post readers at $5.50.
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Trwin M. Coleman
del Monte Corn
Morton
Bakers Chocolate
LA France
Satina
Velvet
Granger
Streamline Market
Philadelphia St
Penna
America
United States
Henry Hall, Inc
Philadelphia BT
Harrison Heberling
Greenwood
Gabriel Heberling
Dubois
Susan Stear
William and
Thomas Heberling
Plumville
James Heberling
John Johnston
Creekside M.E
Creekside
Sweden
Dixonville
Ernest
United Mine Workers of America
Odd Fellows Lodge
Anna
Harmon) Johnston
Walter Domino
Alvin
Carl
Luther
John
Doris Johnston
Tuberculosis Associations
A. Pitkin
Snyder
Silks
Bradley
Miss New Yorker
Bradley Snow
Molly Ann
Phila
St. Bradley
Dobbs Hats
Helen
Nan
Henry
Nowman
Anta
Bobby
Munhall
Rowleys
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Inzelte
R. D
Parker
Widdowson
Philadelphia Street
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