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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1935

Page

7

Longtime Indiana business and civic leader dies aged 83

William Davis, prominent Indiana County merchant and banker, dies at Memorial Hospital Johnstown at 83. A founder of Savinga & Trust, hospital board president, former borough council president, and Masonic leader, he built a durable book and stationery business. Survived by sister Mrs Mary Russell and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at his late residence with burial in Johnstown.

Indiana Pennsylvania Savinga & Trust Company Indiana County Indiana Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Hike Indiana Country Club Cosmopolitan Club Indiana Chamber of Commerce Indiana Tree Commission Benjamin Franklin Order of de Molay Masonic Mary Russell Minnie Russell Hall Homestead Philadelphia Street Charles H Arthur J. Russell Town J. Herbert Russell Detroit Mich Warren Charles Hall New Florence Florence Owens Newark N. J Frank, Edward Gertrude Flora Halls Kansas City Harry Hall Kansas Susan O’brien San Francisco Calif

Fouts Rites Held for long-time Parkwood Resident

Taylor Winfield Fouts 84 died at his home near Parkwood on Saturday from complications of old age. Funeral services were held Tuesday at his residence, with interment in West Union United Presbyterian church cemetery. He leaves widow Sarah B. Craig and children R. A. and Erman Fouts of Shelocta, Harry Fouts of Youngstown, C., and Mrs. Mary McCormick at home, plus 14 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. He was born near Cherry Tree and was a longtime Parkwood resident and church member.

Taylor W. Fouts West Union United Presbyterian Church West Lebanon Taylor Winfield Fouts Parkwood John Susanna Frank) Fouts Cherry Tree Sarah B. Craig Armstrong Township R. A Erman Fouts Sheloca Harry Fouts Youngstown, C Mary McCormick

Obituary of Mrs Susan Stear Smicksburg resident dies at 86

Mrs Susan Brown Stear 86 widow of John Stear died at her Smicksburg home after age related complications. Born Sept 16 1860 in North Mahoning township she lived there her whole life. Survived by multiple children grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at Smicksburg Lutheran church with Rev J B Troutman officiating. Burial in church cemetery.

Susan (Brown) Stear John Stear Smicksburg Charles Elizabeth Thomas) Brown North Mahoning Township Stear Charles Harmon Washington Township Smickaburg Lutheran Church J. B. Troutman

Funeral Rites for Cyrus A Buchanan Held in town

Funeral services for Cyrus A. Buchanan 85 a longtime Indiana resident were held Friday at 2 00pm in Robinson Funeral Home with interment in Oakland cemetery He died Saturday at his winter home in Tampa Fla after a long life in Brushvalley Indiana and Tampa He was born near Dixonville son of George and Anne Irvin Buchanan last surviving family member He belonged to Wesleyan Methodist Church Rev H A Markell will conduct the service Also noted were funeral services for John W Duncan 64 of Ebensburg born Red Mill Buffington township died Monday of pneumonia in Ebensburg His funeral was in Ebensburg Congregational Church with interment in Ebensburg He was married in 1896 to Elizabeth Orner of Strongstown and is survived by daughter Mrs Sylvia Gordon and several siblings Nathan London 77 lifelong Cr of EIOe died late Monday night heart trouble He wed Margaret Weaver 44 years ago Surviving are his widow and sons Carl London Closs Mrs Clair Dunmire Mrs Paul Henge Punxsutawney R D and Mrs Ward Wood Punxsutawney

William Davis Johnstown Memorial Hospital Howard Catherine Davis Dilltown Nanty-Glo Cambria County Conemaugh Pennsylvania Railroad Company Memorial Baptist Church Masonic Fraternity Odd Fellows Lodge Pennsylvania Railroad Veterans’ Association Cyrus Davis Elizabeth Jenks Vince Maude Wissinger Pittsburgh Charles L. Dick Armagh M Armagh Blacklick Indiana Hospital Edna Findley W. Harvey Mary (Cramer) Findley East Wheatfield Township Armagh M. B Ford Dick Town Ellis Dick Charles Lynn Dick Homer City Mary ‘Dick Buffalo N. Y Theodore Robert Twila Geraldine Dick Frank Brantlinger Blairsville William Findley Seward Clarence and Steele Findley Carl Findley Annie E. Stephens Stephens Cemetery Penn Run Indiana Mont Stephens Cherryhill Township Cyrus A. Buchanan Robinson North Seventh Street Oakland Cemetery Tampa Florida Dixonville George and Anne Irvin) Buchanan Famill Congregational Ehensburg John W. Duncan Buffington Township Webster Griffith Ebensburg John Marion (Griffith)Duncan Red Mill Elizabeth Orner Strongstown Sylvia Gordon Lewisville Scott Duncan W. S. Hawksworth Minnie Altimus Belsano Margaret George Canton Ben Duncan Elsinor Calif Nathan London Cioe Bells Mills Margaret Weaver Carl London Clos Clair Dunmire Paul Henge Punxsutawney R. D Ward Wood Ernest Gawthrop Old Indiana Electric Company Water Street

Williamson promotes Benjamin Franklin Highway routes East

John H. Williamson, national educational director, toured the city seeking stronger publicity for the Benjamin Franklin Highway. He proposed numbered U.S. routes from New York to Chicago via Ebensburg and New Castle, with alternate Philadelphia to Chicago alignments. The association, organized in 1926, is headquartered in Findlay, Ohio, with officers including C. A. Purmort of Van Wert and E. L. Woosley of the Findlay Chamber of Commerce.

John H. Williamson Friday Williamson New York Chicago Ebensburg Pennsylvania New Castle van Wert Ohio Philadelphia Heras Nebraska Findlay E. L. Woosley Findlay Chamber of Commerce Benjamin Franklin Highway Association C. A. L. Purmort Chambers of Commerce Automobile Clubs

Obituary notes for Mrs Sundberg and Ray Slick

Mrs Carl Sundberg of West Lebanon dies at Gates hospital following Caesarean, interment at Mt Tabor church cemetery. Born August 38 1913 she was daughter of Clyde and Palmer and leaves husband and newborn son, parents and two sisters Palmer. Ray Slick 25 died at home in Trafford from pneumonia after teaching in Indiana and coaching wrestling. funeral in Osterburg near Altoona attended by local high school faculty.

Carl Bundberg Mt. Tabor West Wheatfield Township Church Carl Sundberg West Lebanon Gates Hospital Clyde Palmer Jean Esther Palmer Ray Slick Trafford Indiana State Teachers College Indiana High School Osterburg Altoona

Mrs. Lillian Pershing Dies in Pittsburgh Funeral Set

At her late residence she died on a Saturday in Pittsburgh. The widow of Daniel W. Pershing formerly of New Florence, she was mother in law of Dr. John M. Laughlin of Pittsburgh and a native of Indiana. Interment followed at Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh Lillian H. Pershing Daniel W. Pershing New Florence John M. Laughlin Indiana

Recreation and Dramatics Conference Here Saturday

Rural recreation conference hosted by the County Farm Extension Association will gather Granges literary societies and rural groups at the First United Presbyterian Church Saturday. Willis Kerns Penn State will lead gang leadership and a noon demonstration followed by sessions on play selection production and organization with local speakers including Mrs Mark Simpson Mrs J Harold Gibson and Mrs B P Walker among others.

First United Presbyterian Church County Farm Extension Association Grange Willis Kerns Penn State Willia Kerns Report of Mra W. Cumming

Haircut By Claribel Brunke and salon scene in NYC

Claribel Brunke visits Seixas for a dramatic, personality reflecting haircut at a famed Fifth Avenue salon. She hopes the new style impresses Rick Hollimore tonight as she awaits his notice, while other salon clients discuss plays, marriages, and the art of hair.

Laribel Brunke Firth Avenue Claribel Mademoiselle Brunke Seixas Mademoiselle Rick Hollimore Rick Rick Hallimore Cafe Brun Ick Hallimore Mollimore Aneibel Bergar Kunny

Local notes mix of visitors and illnesses in Robinson and Shady Hollow

A stream of neighborhood updates mentions Robert Fry Robinson of New Florence visiting the Wigginas, Miss Wilda Robinson from Jeannette as a guest with the Robinsons, and Arthur Johns spending Monday with relatives in Claridge. Other items note illnesses, mine injuries, social events, a Lutheran Sunday school meeting, and a Tax League gathering with plays planned for Friday evening.

Armstrong Henderson Qstar John Frain, Jr Jerry Saxton Floyd Southwell Dohnatown William

CHURCH SERVICES AT CROOKED CREEK NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Sunday school starts at 2 PM followed by services at 3 PM at Crooked Creek church. Mrs Mary Schwab of Tidbute visits her parents Mr and Mrs Watt Kinter amid a string of Sunday visits to local families including the Millers Adamsons and others. Newly mined gold surpasses all 1934 records for value though not ounces.

Chambersville Crooked Creek Mary Schwab Tidbute Watt Kinter Harold Reims Nu«mine Ida’ Banka Carl Miller Vandergrift Harry Miller

Residents visit and social calls noted in Riders Ridge

Mr and Mrs Fassett and daughters Martha Jane Helen and Josephine of Riders Ridge and Valere Brown of Galisburg called at Walter Ewings Sabbath afternoon. Clark Coleman spent Sabbath afternoon with his son Mack Coleman of Riders Ridge. Mrs Foster Smock and son Arthur called on Mrs Walter Ewing Thursday afternoon. Mrs J Hood attended the Dorcas meeting at Mrs Rose Wean's home Thursday afternoon. Luella Shearer called on Mrs Foster Smock Thursday. Walter Ewing made a business call at Apollo Wednesday.

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George Johnson Plumsville Benjamin Franklin Highway Avaysipy Lillian H, Pershing Olive Beaufort Grapeville Greensburg Cokeville H. C. Depp Anna Ruth Jeannette Recreation and Dramatics U. S Eli Mary Elsie F. Wilson McClure Nowannnor Syndicate Wnit Bervico Tite Mom Batley Effie Hme Mom Tommy Bunny the Bon Ton Winter Merchandise THE BON Ton the Savings & Trust Company OF Indiana, Pennsylvania the Savings & Trust Company of Indiana H. LE. Lewis Sara Marsh A. J. Boyle Shady Hollow Jennie Sloan Dayton W. R. Thompson Wayne McGaughey Mrs. J. ©. Mulberger Ira Davis James Porter Clair Thompson Melvin Silvis Annna Mary Porter Mae McGaughey Margaret Anderson L. M. Henderson Daniel McGaughey Jamison Mr. Pease Steele Henderson Mildred Munghower Mrs Robert Munshower Lester Barnett Margaret McGaughey J. F. Russell Keltter Cleveland Harold McIntire Joe King M. D. Anderson Roy Seetbaes South Apollo
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