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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1936

Page

7

Walter H. Christy Rites Held in Pittsburgh Burial in City

Walter H. Christy 65 native of this place died at home in Pittsburgh after brief illness with complications. He was born in the Christy homestead on Wayne Avenue and leaves a widow Elizabeth Lafferty Christy two daughters Joseph G. Armstrong Pittsburgh and Philip Nickerson Chicago plus three grandchildren. Former reporter and Republican organizer in Allegheny County he served as County Delinquent Tax Collector and chaired the Pittsburgh Registration Committee. Funeral services were conducted at his Pittsburgh home with burial there.

Walter H. Christy Pittsburgh Ldte George G. Christy Christy Homestead John A. Miller Waytne Avenue G. W. Musser Harry C Christy Allegheny County Joseph G. Armstrong Philip Nickerson Chicago Jackson Street Pittaburgh

Mrs Ella White Funeral Rites Held at Home

Mrs Ella White widow of J Clark White died Saturday at her West Philadelphia Street home after 41 years. Funeral rites were conducted Tuesday at her residence with interment in Oakland cemetery. She leaves two daughters Mrs O E B Whiteneck of Indiana and Mrs L L Shank of New Kensington. She is survived by brothers Theodore Kimmell Indiana and John Kimmell Rossford and sister Mrs John Jennings Charleroi.

Ella White Oakland Cemetery Ella (Kimmell)White J. Clark White West Philadelphia Street O. E B. Whiteneck Indiana L. L. Shank New Kensington Theodore Kimmell John Kimmell Rossford John Jennings Charleroi

Samuel Lewis Rowe Funeral Rites This Afternoon

Samuel Lewis Rowe 88 died Sunday at his home near Rochester Mills after a four month illness. Born December 17, 1848 in South Mahoning township he moved to East Mahoning township 60 years ago and worked as a carpenter and Justice of the Peace for 37 years. He was a longtime United Presbyterian church member and left Clara Belle Rowe and three children Charles A. Rowe G. G. Rowe and Mrs Mary Johnston plus seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Samuel Lewis Row Hugh Given Samuel Lewis Rowe Hast Mahoning Township Rochester Milla South Mahoning Township East Mahoning Township

Obituary notices for Cummins Wiggins Miller and Stiteler

Funeral rites conducted across Indiana and nearby towns for Frank D Cummins Garvin McCurdy Wiggins and Robert E Miller with interments at Greenwood Oakland and Butler cemeteries The deceased include long time carpenter Frank D Cummins World War veteran Garvin McCurdy Wiggins a truck driver and parkwood Grange member Robert E Miller a former B and O station agent and Justice of the Peace The Stiteler obituary notes J Webster Stiteler a Smicksburg farmer with two sons and eight grandchildren

Mrs Lavellen Watt Rites Held At Glade Run Cemetery

Mrs Lavellen Watt aged 19 died Saturday at her Dayton area home after a long illness. The funeral at her late residence proceeded to Glade Run cemetery. She leaves her husband and an infant, and her father E. F. Smith of near Dayton.

Glade Run Lavellen Watt Dayton 4. E. Smith

Rev M D McClelland Dies. Longtime Presbyterian Pastor

The Rev M D McClelland, who led Currie Run Elder ton and Whitesburg churches from 1926 to 1934, died Friday in Masalhon Ohio. Born 1861, he retired two years ago to Hooker Pennsylvania near his birthplace. Funeral Monday at Concord Church Hooker with Dr R M Offutt officiating. former Hilderton church quartet sang. Survived by wife and three sons Frank Pikesville College president, George Ohio attorney, Hugh Pittsburgh.

M. D. McClelland Currie Run Elderton Whitesburg Masalhon Hooker Concord R. M. Offutt Town Hilderton Kittanning Butler Fourth Presbyterian Church Portland Ore Pikesville Sitka Alaska Frank Pikesville, College George Ohio Hugh Pittsburgh

Funeral for Mrs. Mary R. Shaffer Held in Indiana

Mrs. Mary R. Shaffer aged 80 widow of Jacob Shaffer died Friday at her home R D 6 Indiana from age related complications. Born February 9 1866 to William and Sarah McGinity she lived in Brushvalley township and near Indiana. She was a Brethren church member. Rev. Walter Myera conducted the rites. Survived by two sisters Irene Flegal and Elizabeth Baker and two brothers Frank and Edward McGinity.

Mary R. Shaffer Streams Church Street Jacob Shaffer Indiana William and Sarah (Douthli) McGinnty County Brushvalley Township Brethern Church Penn Run Walter Myera Irene Flegal Town Elizabeth Baker Tampa Fla Frank McGinity Strangford Edward McGinity Iowa Thomas N. Ralston Elderton W. W. Willis Rocky Spring United Presbyterian Church New Galilee Josephine Hari Mikesell Coral Harry ‘Henry Glenco Hazel Mikesell

Elderton and Coral Obituaries Tie to Local Pioneers

Funeral notices report the deaths of Edith Letitia Ralston Willis and Martha Mikesell in Indiana Harbor and Coral respectively with services in Coral Lutheran chapel Greenwood and Clarksburg cemetery honoring pioneer families. Surviving relatives include siblings and extended kin across Elderton Coral and Clarksburg communities.

Infant Richard Seigh Dies of Pneumonia at Robinson

Richard Duane Seigh aged one son of Mr and Mrs Dewey Leigh of Robinson died at home from pneumonia. Interment was in Wearview cemetery. Survived by brothers and sisters Raymond Mary William Beth Teaac Ruth Leigh and grandparents Charlene Robinson Marguerite Moorhead. Mrs Marguerite Moorhead traveled from Church Street to New York for a business conference before returning south to Atlanta for the winter.

Richard Duane Seigh Dewey Leigh Robinson Wearview Cemetery Alatera Raymond Mary Wlitambeth Teaac Ruth Leigh Charlen C. Robinson Marguerite Moorhead John M. Daugherty Church Street New York Atlanta

A Letter From Dala Makes Love and Hope Survive

Barbara Ann Benedict Illicent Bushnell recalls Dala Holmes a pretty secretary who falls for Rod Cruce a junior partner at a law firm. Rod courts others and spurns Dala but writes a confessional letter showing he loves her. She discovers his truth and stays.

Illicent Bushnell Peter Bushnell Dala Holmes Roderick Cruce Dala Rod ‘Chutee Rod Red Millicent

Ancient maternity hospitals and modern birth trends

The text traces early hospital origins from Antoninus in Greece to India and Edessa, notes St John the Almoner and Liam building facilities, and highlights historical reporting of births. It ends by contrasting ancient efforts to reduce mortality with a present trend where hospitals hosted about one third of last year’s 2,000,000 births and infant mortality fell 88 percent over two centuries.

Antoninus Epidarus Greece India Edessa Asia Minor St. John the Almoner Liam

Farm Credit Administration Transferred to Butter Butler Indiana Office

Farm Credit Administration activities formerly served by Hollidayabore Production Credit Association move to the Butter Credit Association at 159 North Main Street Butler. A new branch will be in the Farmers Bank and Trust Co. building in Indiana. Harvey M. Russell will supervise Indiana office Mondays and Tuesdays from January 4 1937. The association lends to farmers at five percent annually plus expenses for purchases of feed, fertilizer, cattle, horses, machinery and other production needs.

Farm Credit Administration Farmers Bank Bldg Indiana County Farm Credit Administration Hollidayabore Production Credit Association Butter Credit Association North Main ‘St Butler W. IE. Myers Butler Association Edwin M. Clark Farmers Bank & Trust Co Indiana

Christmas Roundup At Maple Grove and Nearby Towns

Maple Grove activities include funeral attendance for Mrs Ella Bender near Rossiter on Christmas day. Many locals spent Christmas with relatives in Cuyahoga Falls Ohio. A social gathering honored Cora Sleppy for her birthday with many neighbors attending and gifts exchanged. Professor Jesse Lubold and family joined Educational Week events in Harrisburg this week.

Maple Grove John Henry Helen Ella Bender Rossiter Forrest Coy Mary Jane Gance Margaret Overman Melville Coy Cuyahoga Falls O. Chalmers Decker Kenneth Morgan Yvonne Kenneth, Jr Arlene Revloc G. R. Waltemire Jennie Coy Mary Carl Gance Hellwood i W. H. Sleppy Wayne Sleppy Helen Frank Allen Treese W. P. Wagner Bethel D. EB. Detwiler Nanty Glo Chalmers Decker Isaac Sleppy Howard Florence Stephens Ebensburg Cora Sleppy Minnie Twila Chalmers Olive Decker Iva John Dwight Henry Grace Mra Nellie Bleppy Clare Lois Vera Leila Stephens Budd Virginia Overman Howard, Forrest Mary Coy Harrison Wise Clair Buterbaugh

Cleaning tips and light home advice from 1900s text

Baling soda cleans fish aquariums by wiping interior surfaces with a wet soda cloth, rinsing, and drying to remove scum, evaporation marks, and odors. White woodwork stays tidy with warm soapy water and drying. enamel unaffected. Also notes a social joke about resemblance over time and mentions garden asks and poultry breeds.

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Willis & Henderson ‘ Floral Company Wayne Ave Widdowson Philadelphia St. Indiana, Pa Miller Service Oakland Avenue Indiana, Pa Frank D. Cummins Greenwood Cemetery Frank D. Cummings John D Margaret (Mears) Cummins Washington Township First United Presbyterian Church Stillman A. Foster Anna M. (Duncan) Cummins J. D. Wilson White Township John D. Cummins J. Dick Cumming Garvin McCurdy Wiggins North Seventh Street Presbyterian Hospital Cincinnati Harvey Martha McCurdy Wiggins Parkwood Parkwood Grange United Presbyterian Church Nora (Blakley)Wiggins Walker Wiggins Shelada Robert E. Miller Butler Cemetery Robert B. Miller Marlon Center B. & O. Railroad Company M. B. Church Odd Fellows Fraternity Edna Miller Fred Miller J. Webster Stiteler Smicksburg Joseph Webster Stiteler West Mahoning Township Paul EB. Biiteler George M. Buiteler Lorain Lue Stiteler DuBois Mrs. Lavellen Watt Mrs. W Miss Martha Mikesell Anna B. Black Clarksburg James B Margaret (McSparren) Black Barbara Ann Benedict Eichenlaub Western Pennsylvania Hospital Pittabureh Jesse Lubold East Water Street Indiana High School Harrieburg Mabel Chuzz Johnson Plymouth Rocks Brown Leghorns Smith Wyandottes Streams Funeral Home Church St BES del Monte Strikalite Matches Armour's Streamline Market Philadelphia St PVG
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