William G Lovell of Clymer Dies After Illness
William G Lovell prominent Clymer resident dies at Indiana hospital after a brief pneumonia illness. Born in England March 20 1877 he came to the United States at age 10 and lived in Peale Glass Flat Clearfield County before moving to Clymer where he led Rankin Coal as superintendent. Survived by wife Maude Schiber and 11 grandchildren, with numerous siblings and children across several towns. Funeral Thursday at 2 15 PM at his late residence with interment in Greenwood Cemetery conducted by Rev Long and the pastor Rev D R Thompson. member of Palladium Lodge IOOF and active in Clymer Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Lovell
Greenwood Cemetery
Clymer
Indiana Hospital
England
Peale
Glaasflat
Clearfield County
Rankin Coal Company
Clymer Presbyterian Church
Long
D. R. Thompson
Palladium Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Town
Minnie G. Peale
Maude Schiber
Stafford
Margaret Stiles
Penn Run
Maria McMahan
Ida Lydick
Akron
Betty Jones
Cuyahoga, C
Jane McGovern
Bloomfield
N. C
Dorothy Lovell
John Abcott
Robert Dixon
Frank Houston
C. E. Butterworth
Raymond Lovell
Alfred Lovell
Huntsville
E. R. Rowles
Canaga Park
Calif
James Lovell
Philipsburg
Funeral Rites Planned for Ada McFarland at Penn Run
Services set for Ada McFarland 75 in Penn Run Presbyterian Church with interment in Harmony Cemetery. She died Monday night near Penn Run after a long illness. survived by son Frank McFarland and daughter Mrs H R Golden, plus grandchildren and a great granddaughter. Funeral home arrangements due to bad roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Run Presbyterian Church
Harmony Cemetery
Ada McFarland
Penn Run
Cherryhill Township
James V. McFarland
Frank McFarland
H. R. Golden
M. H. Graham
Seward
Robinson Funeral Home
North Seventh Street
Mrs. J. C. Replogle Rites Held at Greenwood Cemetery
Mrs. J. C. Replogle of Wayne Avenue died Saturday at Indiana hospital from complications after an operation. Born August 30, 1863 in Rayne township, she married Sept 26, 1882, lived in Homer City before moving to Indiana. Survived by husband, daughter Stella of Bon Ton, and several grandchildren and siblings. Funeral conducted by Rev Fred Fink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Replogle
Greenwood Cemetery
Wayne Avenue
Indiana Hospital
Margaret Jane Layton
Ezra and
Elizabeth (Thomas) Layton
Rayne Township
Longtime Brushvalley Resident John D. Snyder Dies at 87
John D. Snyder, aged 87, died Monday at his daughter’s home in Derry township near Blairsville. A Brushvalley township farmer and longtime M E church member, he is survived by wife of 55 years who died in 1923, ten children, 28 grandchildren, and 22 great grandchildren. His funeral will be Thursday at 2:30 PM at Brushvalley M E church, with interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Myers
Blairsville
William ©.Myers
Nanty-Glo
Annabelle (Davis) Myers
Ralph E. Miller
Stewart Myers
John D. Snyder
Brushvalley M. E
Brushvalley Township
D. A. Barclay
Derry Township
Margaret Jane Stephens
Brushvalley
Obituary notices for Blakely and Willard prominence in era
Obituary notices recount the deaths of Robert C. Blakely of Punxsutawney aged 53 from pernicious anemia after a month of illness and James Willard aged 86 Civil War veteran of Livermore. Blakely, born May 12, 1881 at Rochester Mills, formerly a Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh railroad fireman, is survived by his daughter Mrs George Douglass and sisters Mrs Bert Crossman and Mrs W H Heltzenrater. funeral services planned in Du Bois and Hamilton with interment at Rochester Mills. Willard’s funeral Saturday at 2:30 pm in Livermore Presbyterian Church and Livermore cemetery honors a long-time resident, with widow Mrs Rachel Kingensmith Willard, children George, James, Mrs Langfitt, Mrs Pahel, Mrs Cribba, Mrs Mason, 13 grandchildren, four great-grandchildren, and brother Thomas Willard of Ambrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Blakely
Adrian
Punxsutawney
J. F. Blakely
DuBois
Covode
Rochester Mills
Bert Crossman
Hamilton
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh
George Douglass
Iselin
Mis
W. H. Heltzenrater
Rochester Mille
James Willard
Livermore Presbyterian Church
Livermore
Rachel (Kingensmith) Willard
George
James
Willard
Sarah Langfitt
Dessa Pahel
Blairaville
Adrian Iselin Died in New York at 29 January
Adrian Iselin a key figure in developing the Indiana and Jefferson county coal fields died at his New York home on January 29 He helped establish the Indiana Hospital and the Adrian Hospital was named for him He also served as vice president of the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway for several years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Iselin
Indiana
Jefferson County
New York
Indiana Hospital
Adrian Hospital
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway
Obituaries Recorded for Blairsville Notables
Funeral services and interments are reported for John Wood 69 of Blairsville and George H. Wishinger 62 near Marion Center. Additional notices include Mrs. Elizabeth Lowman of Blairsville and Estella Foreman of Blairsville. Survivors span Daisy Stuchell and Bernice Maruca families, among others.
Samuel H Thompson of Wilkinsburg Dies after Stroke
Samuel H Thompson of Wilkinsburg died at his late residence from complications after a stroke suffered a year earlier. He was born in Indiana over 60 years ago, raised there, long a Wilkinsburg resident and former Collector of Customs in Pittsburgh. He leaves a widow Miss Mary Horbach of Latrobe and two sisters Mrs. Margaret Clowes of Youngstown Ohio and Mrs Frank Nesbitt of Kendrick Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Thompson
Wilkinsburg
Indiana
Archie 8
Mary
Qwens) Thompson
Pittsburgh
Mary Horbach
Latrobe
Margaret Clowes
Youngstown
Frank Nesbitt
Kendrick
Idaho
Mrs. Robert D. Neal Dies in Blairsville at 48
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Blairaville United Presbyterian Church for Mrs. Robert D. Neal aged 48 a nurse and longtime Blairsville resident who died Friday evening at home. She leaves a husband a son Robert her parents Mr and Mrs William Kennedy of Canada and three brothers and six sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Neal
Blairaville United
William Kennedy
Canada
Groundhog Party Marked Groundhog Day at Winger Home
A Groundhog Day celebration was held Saturday evening at J A Winger's home in Armstrong township. An oyster supper opened the event, followed by an entertainment honoring Brother Groundhog with attendees including M B Barclay, E Long and family, Floyd Little from Indiana, A H Wiggins, Roy Hamill, T W Wigeing, W H Little and families from Shelocta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winger
J. A. Winger
Armstrong Township
Groundhog
M. B. Barclay
Earl Long
Floyd Little
Indiana
R. D
A. H. Wiggins
Roy Hamill
T. W. Wigeing
W. H. Little and Family
Shelocta
Local Families Visit and Attend Events in Jamison Area
A sequence of social visits and outings from Friday to Sunday features the Frick Silvis Jamison and related families from Atwood West Lebanon Plumville and nearby areas. Attendees include W. C. Rupert D. Wray Ernest Lydick Harry Lydick J. C. Schrecengost and many children. Funeral attendance for Mrs Henderson’s mother in Knox is noted along with shopping trips and beef processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Wray
Shady Plain
F. W. Stepp
Ernest Lydick
Earnesteen
Harry Lydick
Pittsburgh
Near Home
A. M. Jamison
J. H. Christy
Mary King
Muddy Run
W. B. Smith
J. R. Jamison
Robert, Jr
Sugar Run
W. B. Porter
James
Near South Bend
J. T. Jamison
J. C. Schrecengost
D. A. Rupert
Murray Meyer
Harry Johna
Harry, Jr
Wilda
Anna Smith
Indiana
J. C. Bchrecengost
Paul, Glenn
Maxine
Glenn Shutt
Vandergritt
Finn Transferred to Philadelphia and Richey Arrives Here
Finn formerly district engineer of the State Highway Department was moved to Philadelphia as assistant. Richey, former division engineer at Harrisburg, has arrived to succeed Finn. Warrick, formerly district engineer at Williamsport, has relocated to join the local district office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn
Philadelphia
Hila
43, & Richey
BR. J. Finn
State Highway Department
East
Dutieg
Richey
Harrisburg
W. A. Warrick
Williamsport
Crooked Creek church social and local visits
Mrs Frank Kirk hosted an all day quilting with the Crooked Creek Missionary Circle. The Miller family of Vandergrift, Chas Brady’s family, and the Kirk and McGara families were weekend callers in Indiana and Barr. Sunday school at Crooked Creek church set for 10 o'clock next Sunday. A new idea on whales suggests they withstand deep sea pressure by filling lungs with water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersville
Frank Kirk
Crooked Creek
Carl Miller
Vandergrift
Chas, Brady
Familly
Barr
Robert
Bebe Kirk
Chas
Brady
Indiana
Kirk
Frank McGara
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Jacob Fink
Charles Moore
Commodore
Fred Bass
Roy Henry
Pennsylvania Avenue
Apollo, PA
Loum
Atari
Bordertown
Paul Muni
Bette Davis
Margaret Lindsay
W. ©. Fields
Raby LeRoy
John Wood
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana County
Daisy Stuchell
Bernice Maruca
Jessie Sheridan
James Couser
Edward Wood
George H. Wishinger
Marion Center
M. BH
James Wishinger
William N. Huston
Robinson Funeral
West Penn Hospital
Elizabeth Lowman
Thomas Lowman
Ida B. King
J. Frank Lowman
Mt. Washington
Estella Foreman
Blacklick Catholic Church
Blacklick
J.,.w. Foreman
A. D. Rager
Walter Foreman
Robinson
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BE. E. Lewin
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