Indiana Mourns Death of Burgess Crossman Leader and Father of County
Indiana mourns the death of Burgess James A. Crossman a longtime county seat leader and educator who died at his Oak land avenue home after a week of illness from influenza followed by pneumonia. A Republican trustee of local development he served as Justice of the Peace and later as Burgess guiding wartime and community initiatives. survived by his wife and three daughters. The illness and broader influenza pneumonia toll rise in the county with several other deaths including Valentine Shaffer and Mrs Nancy Berry as illness wanes in some areas while other sections remain hard hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Burgess James A. Crossman
Oakland Avenue
Crossman
Burgess
North Mahoning Township
Asa Crossman
Dayton Academy
Agnes Oberlin
West Mahoning Township
Trade City
Twutheran Church
Indiana Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elke
Clyde Seanor
Minneapolis
Minn
Mia
Earl Rigg
John Heckman
Town
Milton Buckley
South Bend
Buckley
Bart
Snig
Valentine Bhatter
Valentine Shaffer
Cherryhill Township
Britzville
John
Charles
Fanny Ott
Somerset
County
George
Samuel
Maryland
Harmony Cemetery
Gherryhill Township
Real Estate Transfers in Tudiana County Report
Deeds recorded since last published list transfers between individuals and local properties. Notable entries include Wm Downes to Paul Coffman in Conemaugh for 1300 dollars, H B Skinner to G T McCrea 48 acres in West Wahoning for 3250, and Margaret Byrne to Karl Stadtmiller Blairsville lot 2500, with several Indiana Blairsville and Conemaugh parcel transfers and prices ranging from 1200 to 7000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudiana County
Wm. Downes
Paul B. Coffman
Conemaugh
BH. W. Skinner
G. T.mccrea
West Wahoning
Pinno Volpi
Margaretta Prold
Genter
Frank Xlingak
Jay B. Ansley
Burrell
John H. Pierce
Wm. Lewis
First Ward
Indiana
Margaret A. Reisinger
Noras G. McBreth
Second Ward
Margaret Byrne
Karl J. Stadtmiller
Blairsville
C. R. Bartlebaugho
C. A. Keener
Banks
Lunar Clements
John Fischer
Flint Ward
F. M. Dixon
R.cg. Bratton
Blairaville
HH. B. Fairley
W. F. Rosensteel
R. E. McClure
Lisle G. Piper
A. G. Ferrier
Fred Zannay
Annie M. Umburn
H. Lynn Prothero
Armistrong
Joseph Wettling
Charles H. Barry
J. B. Galbreath
Armstrong
Moorhead Livery Property Sold for 38000 Note: 38000 appears as 38,000 in text. header uses 38000
Sherman Runyan of town buys Moorhead livery property from Frank Moorhead for 38000 dollars. New owner plans a modern livery at the Central Hotel site within thirty days. Bunyan, a veteran liveryman, also bought the Bennett Stadtmiller dwelling on Water Street for 2500 dollars this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Runyan
Frank Moorhead
Indiana
Central Hotel
Moorhead
Bunyan
Nurses Aid Active in Indiana County A R C Work
Miss Eliza Belle Dill left February 13 for Philadelphia to study community nursing at the Pennsylvania School for Social Service for four months and will return to Indiana County to work under the A R C. Miss Ollie M. Ross also earned a scholarship and will join Miss Dill in Philadelphia. The Indiana unit will be covered by Miss Lulu Moorhead during Dill’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive McCrea
Homer City
Rickard
Blacklick
5Tees
Blairsville
Personal Brevities From County Seat and Nearby Towns
A digest of local social notes lists A. W. Gilmore of Jacksonville as county seat caller, CG. Lichtenfels of West Whanat township on business, Mrs. S. W. Rose of Waterstreet home from a New York and Atlantic City trip. Edwin Fyock, a Juniata College student, visited Penn Tun. George S. Fetterman of Heilwood attended county seat business. Harry Widdowson of Penn Run recovering from an illness while at Juniata College. E. C. Willard and Harry McMahon of Rochester Mills were in Indiana on business. Dr. Lawrence Getty of Altoona visited his parents Attourney and Mrs. John L. Getty in West Church street over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Gilmore
Jacksonville
Lichtenfels
West Whanatfied Township
S. W. Rose
Waterstreet
New York
Atlantic City
Edwin Fyock
Juniata College
Penn Tun
George S. Fetterman
Heilwood
Harry Widdowson
Penn Run
Ee. Cc. Willard
Hary McMahon
Rochester Mills
Indiana
Lawrence Getty
Altoona
John L. Getty
West Church Street
Bible Institute at Plumcresk Church Program Set
The Plumcreak Church of the Brethren hosts a three day Bible Institute from February 20 to 22 featuring lectures on Petrograd and vicinity Moscow and across Siberia and The Holy Spirit illustrated talks by Dr Royer and others Each evening includes a guitar recital and about 40 slides. Funeral notices note Merl Stiteler’s widow Mrs Edith Fetters Stiteler 80 of Smicksburg and others including Mrs Nella Cass Kelly of Saltsburg and Civil War veteran Samuel Lamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Institute
Plumcresk
Church of the Brethren
Beby
Loacture
Petrograd and Vicinity
Galen
Royer
D. D
A. B. Replogle
Holy Spirit
Dr. Boger
Barnardo’s Tames
London
Galen B. Royer
Moscow
Siberia
Dr. Royer
Veby
Park
Sweden
Denmark
Moathers and Daughters
Country Gentleman Subscriptions and Local Notices
Subscriptions for The Country Gentleman and other weekly and monthly publications are offered at this office with prices listed. Also noted are liquor license decisions by Judge Langham, multiple marriage licenses, and a Golden Wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. William C McFeaters with a family dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C McFeaters
Wayne Avenue
Rural M. C. Carriers Meet Monday in Indiana
Rural Letter Carriers Association of Indiana County will hold a meeting at the Indiana post office next Monday at 10 o'clock a.m. All members are urged to attend and nonmembers invited. The program includes debates on membership and the American Federation of Labor, reports from state delegates, and a question box on the National Federation of Rural Letter Carriers. Casual attendees may learn about carrier issues and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freshmen’s Association
Court Flouse
H. W H. Fennell
Henry M. Black
Ttn
Mutual Compensation Insurance Company
Breshermen
Association of
Indiana
Towle
Indiana County
W. Steming
Thig
Association
A. M. Buchanan
A. W. Kinghorn
J. A. Terpe
Don McCormick
Tyimble
T. W. Fleming
Tonle
American Federation of Labor
National Federation of Rural Letter Carriers
T. B. Sharp
Mr. Wigging
L. M. Piper
Charles Toss
John A. Campbell
W. B. Stahl
Death notices from Montgomery township district February deaths
McMillen Charles aged 9 years 15 days dies near Ginny Montgomery township after diabetes illness with funeral at Wesleyan Methodist Wilgus. Mary Vernetta Kimmel wife of Le Kimmel dies of influenza pneumonia at Elderton home aged nearly 25. survived by husband son Robert Ervin and kin. William H. Clawson dies at 79 after long Indiana hotel landlord career. Sarah Dickey dies at School street. interment at Oakland cemetery. Read Tadje dies at 58. survived by wife and son. buried Greenwell cemetery. Mary Michael Bliles and other locals fall to influenza. multiple obituaries and private interments indicate Rural Armstrong County area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian A. Davis
Agnes Davis
Squire William H. Davis
Brushyalley
Desse G. Littie
Jeswe
Ch. Little
William Tddle
Chambersville
New Kensington
Washington Church
Rayne Township
Champs
McMillen
Charles
Montgomery Township
Ginny
Tie
Sylvester McMillen
Rochester Mills
Margaret Rose
Mayadore
William
Lena
Viginia
Samuel
A. W
Mark
Arendin
Clair
Gipsy
Orange
Ray
Rochester
Milla
Clarence
Akron
J. A. McCoy
Marion Center
Hileman
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Wilgus
Lee Kimmel
Mary Vernetta Kimmel
le Kimmel
Widerton
Plumcreek Township
Elderton
Reed
Linnie Say
Presbyterian Church of
Kimmel
Austin Say
South Bend
Trev
A. A. Replogle
Elderton Cemetete
William T. Clawson Puowsonian
William 11. Clawson
Sen
North Sixth Street
Leodoyn
Todecnased
Genler Township
Indiana
North Sixth Streal
Dloxtelry
Fo Wis
Maabeth Taker
Centar Township
Mery
Michael Bliles
Savannah Stiles
Mew
Andy Cramer
Johnsown
Pnemnanta
Arwagh
Two Men Die in Separate Railroad Accidents
A fatal railroad crash near Clarksburg killed Lewis Clawson, a Young Township resident, as he was struck by an incoming train. Separately, Barto N. Langham of Cherry Tree, 88, a New York Central freight conductor, died at St Benedict while performing duties. he leaves a widow and seven children. Additional obituaries note deaths including Mrs. Effie Stormer, Mrs. Dela Heckman, Mrs. Mary Walker, Mrs. Kueltie Thompson, Adolph Thomas, and others with funeral details and family survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Albert Lamer
Cherry Tree
Ile
Jane Lamer
Alair
Breigh
Calvin
Akron
Clair
Mary Pulton
Indiana
Gera Campbell
Biarnesboro
Plessie McMllen
Gipsy
Frank Beringer
Spruce
Biy
Stiffier
Cemelery
Lewis Chuvson
W. B
Clarksburg
Lewis Clawson
Young Township
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburgh
Glawson
Barto N. Langham
New York Central
Bt. Benedict
Langham
J. N. Langham
Town
Hving
Jas
Beringer
Edward
Nanty-Gla
John
Crymer
Milton
Emelgh
Dark Cramer
Scott Brothers
Hastings
Ts. W. Jompson
Kueltie Thompson
Ll. W. Thompson
Rayne Township
Mer. Thompson
Z. G. McCrarey Co
Pitttsburgh
Marriipo
Thignelle Stinehart
Carlisle
Normjin Shields Thompson
Helen Caroline Thompson
Iagh Wong
Silas Wip ‘Thompson
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Janes A. Grossman
Nancy Berry
Blacklick Township
Ameumonia
Hopewell Church
Troutman Co
Ari
George W. Shepherd
James W. Hemphill
Mollie E
George 8S. Gwinner
Marilla Gwinney
Near East
J. L Wingar
The
Sav‘ings and Trust Co
Helen’ Bowersox
Josephine
State College
Violet May Myers
J. W. Myers
White Township
Isabella Shepherd
Misa da Shepherd
City
Jenry Smlth
Armagh
Brushvalley
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Vermont
Plumcresk Church
Merl Stiteler
Edith Fetters Stiteler
Smicksburg
Milton Lewis
Stiteler
Merl
Max
Louise Stiteler
W. ‘Ulvesell
John Petters
Wilkinsburg
Methodist Church
Lutheran Church
R. R. Richards
R. N. Stumpf
Avonmore
Nue
Mrs. Ex Mest
Kelly
Nella Cass Kelly
Ernest Kelly
Saltsburg
Jina
Dorothy Cass
Alfred Cass
Omaha
Neb
Eugene Cass
Dunham, N.C
Samuel Albert Lerner
Logan Hollister
Logan Sollister
Leonard Itollister
Hollister
Greenwood
Tiday
Verner Lollider
Coraopolis
Edna Sinter
Amanda Piper
Frank Piper
Cokeville
Myra
Elizabeth McLacistie
Roy Lockard
Virg. Dorace Kinter
Mark Crawford
South Fork
Ray Crawford
Detroit
Dick Crawford
Country Gentleman
Curtis Publishing Co
Philadelphia
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies’ Home Journal
A. R. Moorhead
Sloniger-Lewis
John Bert Sloniger
Greenville
Land -Miss
Vernla LaRus Lewis
MEF
B. W. Hutchingon
Alexander Davidson
McIntyre
Mary J. Burns
Meiintyre
J. Bert Sleniger
Georgeville
Verne L. Lewis
James W. Cain
Homey City
Mary M. Stiles
James Jamg
Heshhbon
Edna EK
Brilbart
Heshbon
Carl Gamble Hart Gamble
Thomas Gamble
Rohingey
Galvin Lewis
Jeannettee
Ale
Tle
Institution For the
Pitts‘burgh
Lorena Gamble
William and
Joseph
Calvin Lewis
Hoa
Violet
Edith
Jeannette
Virginia
Utada
Russell
Morris Gamble
Gamble Cemetery
Richard G. Shaver
Richard G. Shaffer
South Sixth
Leeds Business School
Brown
Andi
Tt. Ww. Hutchinson
Oakland
W. R. Divans
Anni Wyuns
Watt Evans
Punxsulawney
Prushvalley
Cowty
Elarmon Lydon
Evans
Lfe
Punxsutawney
Ann
Mrs
Paul Sprankle
Inthionia
Pneumonkt
Nultlo Sprankle
Tiert Remaley
Round Top
Tenge City
Father Yeaer
Michel Yeager
L. Yeaser
Pneumotheae
Daughue
Mary Perante
Mary Terante
Whinkeyley
Ble
Ler Tivshand
St. Hernard
Vinay Anders bMiveyl
Mtr
Art Mee
Clyde Anderson
Stohinson
Fiw
Inluenza
Puemmonta
Mike Mory
Ised
Verys
Killie Henderson
Bolivar
Jm, Wrimble
Pymble
New Florence
Sami Dickey
Sarah Dickey
James Dickey
School Street
Vlad
Tadge
Pitaburgh
Gis
Tia
Loo
Joli Blas Johan Jing
Fomer
Ayah
Mes
Harry Sharp
Beward
Mylday
Hert
Presbyterian
Cabetery
Marke Slart
Arimarzis
Greensburg
Hooecased
New Alexandria
Belle Hart
A. N. Hart
Johnstown
Aaron Pollock
Clarksburg and
Cherrytree
Bnsldents
Eric Stormer
Effie Stormer
John Stormer
Cornelius Woods
East End
George Watlibeck
West O ¥Ientfeld Township
New Castle
Nebraska
Joseph TD. Walbeck
Robison
A. Heckman
Dela Heckman
T. A. Heekman
Kansas City
Irans
Marton Genier
Wiliam Anthony
Kansas
Pregeott
Mary Walker
John Walker
South Tenth Street
Wlret Presbyterian Church of
Harry L. Walker
Frank Walker
Laura Walker
A. ©. Wineman
FB. W. Ifmitt
James A. Lawrence
Sue and United Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Veitelery
Adolph ‘Phoamps
Adolph Thomas
Fairfield Goal
Tappe Haspla
Jacob Thomas
Eiza Buchanan
Wiza Buchanan
Nellie J, Brewer
Nellie FP. Brewer
Edward Brewer
Creekside
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