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Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pennsylvania

22 Dec 1926

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Indiana Progress

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Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1926

Page

8

Deaths and obituaries in Indiana area reflect varied ages

Obituaries and notices from Indiana county report the deaths of O McGee Thomas Oscar McGee of Burnside at age about 58 after a hunting incident near George Kantz’s home. He left a wife Mary Vasbinder and children Iona Cora Essie and infant Donald, plus grandchildren and siblings. Funeral services were held at the M B church. Also listed are Elizabeth Cross White dying at 70 from a heart attack. CG A Replogle of Blairsville dying in Pittsburgh. Ellorea Virginia McDonald aged 16 months from Belsano. Samuel B Strong of Strongstown area aged 65. and Anne C Fetterman aged 72 after a lingering illness. Burial details follow for Oakland and Blairsville cemeteries.

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O. McGee Thomas Oscar McGee Burnside George D. Kantz John Andrew Caroline Brickell McGee Mahaffey Mary Jana Vasbinder Iona Charles Yon Altoona Cora John W. Leamer Essie Horace Butterbaugh Indiana Donald G. Enders Mary Butterbaugh John B. McGee Ive Cordelia Lockard Glen Campbell Thomas Frank Huntingdon C. and M. A. Church John Leamer M. B Mankamyer Evangelical Church of Stifflertown Burnside Cemetery Elizabeth Cross White Ernest Forsha North Fifth Street Elizabeth Cross Philadelphia Christian Church W. T. Merrick Forsha Oakland Co. A. Replogle A. Replogle Blairsville Duquesne Pittsburgh Butler Herbert Harry Replogle Blairaville Ellorea Virginia McDonald Ellorea Virginia McDonald Ernest McDonald Belsano U. B John A. Lambing Cherryhill Township This County Bruce Patterson Strongstown K. D. Sleppy Clearfield County
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Widow of Harry Fetterman Dead at Penn Run

The Penn Run widow, widow of the late Harry Fetterman, died Thursday evening. She is survived by a daughter Mrs. Samuel Eddy of Penn Run and a son Harry. Funeral services were held at Penn Run Presbyterian church on Sunday afternoon with interment in Harmony cemetery in Cherryhill township. Ralph Spencer, age 11, son of Mr and Mrs W R Spencer of West Philadelphia Street, died Wednesday evening from pneumonia after a brief illness. He was a member of the M E church and survived by his parents two sisters and a brother.

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Penn Run Harry Fetterman Samuel Eddy Harry Penn Run Presbyterian Church Harmony Cemetery Cherryhill Township Ralph Spencer Ralph Spencer W. R. Spencer West Philadelphia M. ®. Church
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First United Presbyterian Choir to render cantata Sunday evening

Members of the choir with additional singers will perform the cantata Bathlehem by Maundel at the Indiana Theater next Sunday evening. The public is invited to attend. Clyde Risinger of White Township fell on the ice Friday afternoon, breaking his right leg above the knee and was taken to Indiana Hospital. Mrs Susanna Bailey aged 76 died at her home near Mahaffey after a lingering illness, leaving four sons and two daughters. Listed for West Point appointments were Ralph M. Wilson Blairsville Benjamin Marshall and John McGregor Dixonville. James S Campbell died at his home in Barberton on Sunday December 19. H M Conrath jeweler shows Christmas gifts including watches clocks rings and diamonds.

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First United Presbyterian Choir First United Presbyterian Church Maundel Indiana Theater Noy Clyde Risinger White Township H. N. Risinger Indiana Hospital Susanna Bailey Adam Bailey Mahaffey West Point United States Military Academy Ralph M. Wilson Blairsville Benjamin ¥. Marshall Town John Mc.Gregor Dixonville James S. Campbell Porter Campbell Heshbon Barberton, CO
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Local Man Wins Cox Well Chair at Buchheit Bros

Local study student Robert T. Alker won the Cox well chair in a Buchheit Bros store rebus contest for Franklin Furniture, drawing notable interest. Joseph Parks suffered a leg fracture from a fall on ice near Willet. Buck Run garage fire destroyed William Steving’s building with eight cars inside. Clymer Fire Department saved nearby structures. Loss estimated at $10,000 with some insurance.

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Robert T. Alker J. A. Alker Schoolstreat Coxwell Buchheit Bros Rebus Mr. Alker University of Pennsylvania Wiliam Steving Buck Run Clymer Fire Department Loa
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Merv Ehristus The First National Bank of Indiana, Pa Vesta Nixon Avenue Samuel FB Strong Samuel B. Strong Johnstown Mathilda Grow Blaine Roy Strong Irene Strong Amos Strong Shields Miller Bolivar Rose Stevens Anne C, Fetterman Grengwincomrace Indiana Evening Gazette BON Ton H. M. Conrath Carpenter Avenue Ritz Theatre Douglass McLean Harry Langdon Axe Wallace Beery Raymond Hatton Indiana Theatre Colleen Moore LA Valay Duesday Anna Q. Nilason Lewis Stone Kenneth Harlan Viola Dana Oe Paes Marshall's Campbell “Park Lytle Bob” Alker Cumberland Twila Evelyn Orr Oil City W. Raymond Wyka Heilwood C. R. Strawburg James Wyke Prank A. Wood Pasadena Calif Mr. Wood California Bro Joseph Parks Willet Jeg Merry Xm Best Merry Christmas Luxenberg
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