Deaths in local area honor long service and family links
Obituaries note Dr. David A. Gorman a former Banks township justice of the peace and longtime veterinarian who died at his daughter’s home in New Kensington. Other notices include Mrs. Melissa Cooley Lockhart of Rossmoyne. Mrs. Robert R. Strachan of Rossiter. John M. Lohr of Elderton. and infant Helen Louise Roney of Trade City, with burial plans in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Gorman
David Hanna
New Kensington
Banks Township
David G. Gorman
Indiana
Kittanning
Odd Fellows
Masonic Lodges
Jennie Shaffer
Covade
Hanna
William Davis
Vandergrift
John Gorman
Soutersville
William Gorman
Lexington
Neb
Nancy Hurd
McKees Rocks
Dellah Gorman
California
James Whiting
Parkersburg
V. Va
Fry
John Banniller
Mark G
Jane and
Hugh
Helen Louise Roney
Helen Louise
Ellsworth H. Roney
Trade City
Punxsutawney Hospital
Round Top Cemeery
Death notices for Thomas W. Dawson and Alvin Sloan Smith
Thomas W. Dawson aged 50 of near Scottdale dies at home after a disease bundle. He married Mary Rinn of Punxsutawney and was vice president of H. CG Frick Coke Co. at his passing. Alvin Sloan Smith aged 70 near Elderton dies Sunday. unmarried, member of Elderton United Presbyterian Church. funeral conducted by Rev. R V B Wright. brother Hugh Smith of Forest Grove Oregon survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Dawson
Scottdale
Mr. Dawson
Mary Rinn
A. Rinn
Punxsutawney
Indiana
H. Cg, Frick Coke Co
Alvin
Cemetery Memorials For J B Lewis In Indiana Va
Memorial notices list J B Lewis at 404 5 18th Street Indiana Virginia, representing Henry Marble and Granite Works Apolmo Pal. The brief item notes multiple memorials prepared by the firm for burial stone work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Lewis
18Th Street
Indiana
HOY Tenry
Granich Woks Apolmo
Pal
Rochester Mills Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Edward Schrader of Indiana called on Mr and Mrs H B Downey on Monday afternoon. Mrs G I Pollock and daughters were Indiana visitors on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harry Ryen and Mrs Allen Ryen spent Friday at Punxsutawney. Martha Oberlin visiting relatives while on vacation from Washington. Blair Lowery on two week vacation from New York City. Mrs R M Dodson and daughter Gaynelle were Punxsutawney visitors Saturday. Elizabeth Elder visiting from New Concord Ohio. Rev Miller and daughter and Mrs Ivan Miller from Indiana called on L R Elder. L R Elder and H H Ryen were Punxsutawney visitors Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Schrader
Indiana
H.B. Downey
G. I. Pollock
Harry Ryen
Allen Ryen
Punxsutawney
Martha Oberlin
Washington
H. W. Oberlin
Blair Lowery
New
Smyrna Church Weekend Events and Visits
Smyrna Sabbath school meets at 10:00. A Christmas pageant will be given that evening at the Smyrna church. Mrs. Carl Redding and son Lyle from Greensburg visited Mrs. Redding's mother Nan Skinner and Earl's family. Frank Hamilton made a business trip to Marion Center. Beryl Nichol spent the weekend with Robert Marshall and family at Beyer. Merl Marshall and Thomas Marshall visited R. Nichol and family Sabbath. Mrs. Meade Hazlett spent days with her parents near Willet Amos Marion, who had been with Glen Steele, returns home to Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna
Carl Redding
Gon. Lyle
Greensburg
Willet
Amos Marion
Glen Steele’s
Greenville
Local Social Notes From Bradford Area Gatherings
Clyde RF and D. 1 Rev Clyde Bookemer and Walter Lightner of Rossiter visited E. T. Barber with Geo Jones and son Homer. Bradford guests Roy Weiss and James Weiss with Billie Oakes called on Clair Barber. Stafford church Christmas program drew many locals. Emma Leasure and son attended Dixonville singing. Laura Barber and Laura Jones visited Mrs. W. E. Lightner of Rossiter. Merle Jones and Frank Lightner visited B. T. Barber family. Austin Slenker and daughter Ethel called on B. E. Barber Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde ‘Bookemer
Walter Lightner
Rossiter
E. T. Barber
Geo. C. Jones
Homer
Tom Coy
Bradford
Roy Weiss
James
Billie ‘Oakes
Dixonville
Clair Barber
Stafford
Emma Leasure
New Florence High Schedules 1932 Basketball Season
New Florence High plans a 25 game schedule for January to March 1932. Home and away games include Derry Borough Blacklick Twp Seward Nanty Glo Derry Twp Indiana Y M C A Latrobe Beaverdale Beaverdale Richland Twp Bell Twp and Johnstown A A among others. The schedule lists boys and girls matchups with several away games and an afternoon Latrobe game noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Florence High
New Florence
Derry Borough
Blacklick Twp
Seward
Homs
Nanty-Glo
Derry
Indiana Y.M.C.A
Bolivar
Latrobe Panthers
Johnstown A. A
Blacklick
Richland
Beaverdale
Bell Twp
Batvenna Ly
Weddings of a Week in Marion Center Area
WEDDINGS OF A WEEK list multiple couples married December 16 to 19 in Marion Center Home Blairsville Blairsville and Johnstown areas. Couples include Wissinger Burkett Anderson Lewis Douglass Bash Gahagan Lydick Cunningham Wineland Davis Strayer Mahoney Heacox Enterline Moore Doverspike Earhart with clergy Rev Camby Moore Rev John J McKvaine Rev Arthur Prohl Rev A Hosbach and registry by W Ralph Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wander
Harry C. Wissinger
Marion Center
Martha Burkett
H. W. Burkett
Home
Persbyterian Church
Camby Moore
Marion ‘Center
Davis-Miller
John Hafford Davis
Misa Hazal
Rebecca Muller
Johnstown
Arthur J. Pfohl
Zion Juutheran Churub
Tragic County Native Dies in Miami Beach
R Milton Donahey, 62, a lifelong county native and former teacher, died from a gunshot wound while bathing at Miami Beach. Investigators believe a mental low mood led to the fatal act. He was buried at Taylorville Presbyterian Church after a service led by Rev. Dr. R. M. Offutt. Survived by sister Mrs. W. W. Kidd and brothers F D Donahey Edward Donahey and William A Donahey. Open Grange Meeting announced for December 28 with film program at Marchand Grange hall led by County Agent John W. Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Donahey
Surf
Taylorsville Presbyterian Church
R. M. Offutt
Church
R. Milton Donahey
Miami
Florida
Miami Beach
Tayloraville
William J. Donahay
Pine Flats
Mumau
Green Township
Barnesboro
Wilkinsburg
William A. Donahey
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
East
Pittsburgh
W. W. Kidd
Rochester Mills
F. D. Donahey
Town
Edward Donahey
Near Purchase Line
Marehand
Marchand Grange Hall
John W. Warner
U. 18
Department of Agriculture
Marchana Grange
I. M. Lewis
Sheriff's Sales in Indiana County Court Adjourned Auction
Writs Fi Fa Vand Tux and Ley Fa issued from the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County authorize a public vendue at the Court House Indiana Pennsylvania. The sale is to expose property to sale by auction under the writs as directed by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Indiana County
Court House
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Blairsville property sale notice of Abe Buchman heirs
In Blairsville Pa on Thursday Dec 31 1931 at 2 PM the Sheriff sale lists lots in East and West Maherville and other parcels to Abe Buchman through the Pattison Nesbit Short and other deeds, including two story dwellings. Notices warn 10 percent down and balance due by March court. deeds offered after full payment. H Elmer Borland Sheriff Indiana Pa December 10 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Buchman
Blairsville
Pennsylvania
East Maherville
Railroad Street
Norris Alley
Said Alley
Maggie Pattison
Robert Pattison
West Maherville
Grace
H. Nesbit
Paul Nesbit
Kate Richardson
East
Maherville
Jennie Short
Second Ward
Maple Avenue
Grace FB
Nesbit
Vanl Nesbit
Borough of
Market Street
Stewart Street
George J. New
Julia Kress
E. McCabe
salt of Blairs+ville
H. Elmer Borland
Sheriff's
Omee
Indiana
Executor named for estate of John V F Lichtenfels
An executor is appointed for the estate of John V F Lichtenfels late of West Wheatfield township. Claimants must present authenticated claims for settlement and creditors must prompt payment. Executors: Wm Ligtenfels and Bred W Lichen De. Bee, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John VF. Lichtenfels
West Wheatfield Township
Ligmenfels
Blacklick
Pa, Bred W. Lichen DE $27 Cypress Avenue, Johstown
Administrator's Notice for Martha J Patterson Estate
George Latvenson as Administrator announces letters of administration for Martha J Patterson of Green township deceased. Claimants must present authenticated claims for settlement and debtors are urged to make prompt payment. Notice dated November 23, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Martha J. Patterson
Green Township
George Latvenson
Cherry ‘Free
Also Mentioned on This Page
Luxenberg
Indiana, Pa
Frank L. Neff
Penna
Ine
D. J. Means
Sonoco
Gompers Ave
Agency
Deposit Bank Building
Melissa Lockhart
Melissa Louisa (Cooley) Lockhart
Martin R
Nancy (Farnsworth)Cooley
Gaskill Township
Jefferson County
B. R. Streams
John C. Lockhart
Rossmayne
Mahoning
Charles C
E. Lockhart
Hamil
C. J. Irwin
Freedom
Ronald A. Tier
Bridgeport
Gilgal Church
CG. A. ‘Waltman
Robert R. Strachan
Branton
George Henry
Gaue's Ridge
Emma Mott
Huntingdon
W. Va
Bertha Simons
Jennie Stiver
Youngstown
John Merle Lohr
Robinson
North Seventh Street
Samuel iV. Shane
Second United Presbyterian Church
Elderton
John M. Lohr
Fort Collins
Colo
Advance
Washington Township
Colorado
George Bell
Near Grove Chapel
Lioyd Little
Tome
Joseph &. Orr
Shelocta
Clarence
Chigaga
Juliette By Repine
Oakland Cemetery
Juliette BE. Repine
John W. Regine
A. S. Cunningham
Jessie Geis
Clymer RF
TaMows
Douglass-Bush Harlie Edgar Douglass
Cherry Tree
Misa Twila Winifred Bash
Commodore, R.D
Register and
W. Ralph Iummings
Meade Douglass
R.D
Roy Bash
Gahagan Lydick
Floyd H. Gahagan
West Mahoning Township
Helen Hydick
Dayton
Arthur J. Prohl
Zion Lutheran Church
Ira Gahagan
George B. Lydick
Gehl-Strayer
Gerald Vincent Gehl
Wilda Irene Strayer
Rev
A. S. Hosbach
Enterline-Moore James Walter
Enterline
Yatesboro
Sarah Mildred Moore
A . Diggers
Doverspike-Earhart
Edwin Doverspike
Ruth Blaine Earhart
Tarentum
John J. McIlvaine
First United Presbyterian Church
School Street
Florida Beach
Pathfinder
Sheriff's Sales
Blairsville Savings & Trust Co
Troutman’s
Onservat
the Savings & Trust Company of
Indiana, Pennsylvania
The
Ritz Theatre
Indiana Theatre
Wilbur Widdowson
South Seventh St
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