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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1926
Page
2
Classified notice outlines subscription rates in cash in advance with options for one year six months and three months. Includes a brief header reference to obituaries and cards of thanks. Dated Wednesday February 10 1926.
County Sabbath School Association officers plan a county tour next week to discuss the state Adult Bible Class Federation convention in Altoona on February 22 at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. The event features three sessions starting at 10 30 a m with a theme The Adult Bible Class Serving the Church. Delegates from each district are urged to attend, despite cold weather and poor roads.
South Bend residents report schooling events, illnesses and social visits. Happenings include an planned Feb. 12 school entertainment for Shoup School pupils, Mrs. Rearick and family visits, and several local calls by Dr. Snyder and others. Road-master appointments were made by the county board of supervisors at Austin Bay's.
Despondency over mutual health issues is believed to have caused the rash act. William Ling, 18 years, a former Sagamore resident, ended his life with a revolver shot in the basement of his Vandergrift home early Tuesday. He left a wife and nine children. funeral was held at Lutherburg.
Mr and Mrs Norman Stiffler and Ned Baker visit George Stifler home on Sunday. Joseph Spencer of Vandergrift weekend in town. Mrs B N Berringer spends Monday with George Garman parents. Robert Berringer business caller in Indiana last week. Langhams visit Smith Langham in Cherry Tree. Rev Mankemyer visits Alex Berringer. Ole Cable calls on Monday. Mrs Victor Strange visiting daughter Robi Kine. Lillian Berringer works at Frank Lamers in Stifertown. Women sled to Rev Mankeniger in Auffertown Monday evening. Stella Lydie town caller on Joe Spencer and Leta Stiffler visits Elizabeth Rummel. Adolphus Stiffer improving after illness. Sincere thanks to friends for aid after Smickshore fire. Good family expresses gratitude.
Mrs Matilda Clark Ling aged 75 widow of J B Ling died Friday at her son M M Ling in Cramer born 1851 and married over 50 years ago. children listed and funeral held in Armagh with interment in Armagh cemetery. Mrs Margaret Little Cribbs aged 66 wife of George Cribbs died Friday in Washington township. survivors include several daughters and sons and funeral in Plumville with burial in Beracha cemetery.
Mrs H C Lake of Indiana and family joined relatives in Marion Center for the funeral of R A Thompson in Indiana on Friday. Homer McManus, a carpenter in Indiana, spent the weekend at his home in Marion Center.
Obituaries for Violet Roser Dearmy aged 79 of Strongstown, Phoebe Fyock Dunlap aged 45 of Marion Center, Franklin Bowers aged 53 of Cherryhill township, Sara Jane Hoffman aged about 75 of Homer City, and Wilbert Fleming Bowser seven months old of Robinson appear with brief biographical notes. Each notice lists survivors, residences, and funeral details with church and cemetery references.
Mrs Eva Goss Buterbaugh aged 59 dies in Phoenix Ariz on Jan 30. Survived by two daughters Chloe Buterbaugh and Mrs J B Fleming and a grandson Irvin Fleming, plus two sisters. Funeral Feb 1 in Phoenix. Frank Patterson 56 of Strongstown dies of stomach hemorrhage. Funeral at home then Diamondville Cemetery. Pie social at Tanoma schoolhouse Feb 12. New Florence youths Robert and Clair Walker ages six and eight die in coasting accident when sled hits unknown car.
Jno H Pierce executor offers at private sale a 60 by 150 feet lot with two story frame house and stable, north by church street, east by Blanche Hogans lot, south by an alley, west by Laura Stahl lot, showings by residents or executor, terms by agreement.
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