Funeral Notices for Mrs. Jefferson Swan and Edgar Altemus
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Jefferson Swan aged 76 at Streams Funeral Home with interment at Mahoning United Presbyterian church cemetery. She died Sunday from stroke complications at her daughter’s home in West Philadelphia street. Surviving: husband Jefferson Swan and two children Mrs. Hart Gray and William Swan, plus four grandchildren and a half-sister. Edgar Altemus, 31, of West Philadelphia street, died February 11 in Hillman Hospital Birmingham. Funeral at the parental home followed by Oakland cemetery burial. Surviving: widow Alice Forsha Altemus, four children Eugene Robert Kenneth Virginia, parents, three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Swan
Streams
Church Street
Mahoning United Presbyterian Church
Haert Gray
West Philadelphia
Hugh
Mary Ann (McCreary) Hamilton
Smyrna
South Mahoning Township
Indiana
J. Day Brownlee
Firat
Mahoning
Women's Missionary Society
Stillman A. Foster
Hart Gray
William Swan
Corry
John Kirkpatrick
Smicksburg
Edgar Altemus
Oakland Cemetery
J. F. Altemus
Hillman Hospital
Birmingham
Alabama
Aliee (Forsha) Altemus
Eugene
Robert
Kenneth
Virginia Altemus
Paul Lowman
Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers
A brief note indicates a charge of $5.60 to readers of The Progress and the Pittsburgh Post Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
Obituary notices for Ness Bush and Smith in Indiana paper
The indiana paper reports funeral services for Bernard A Ness aged 55 a lifelong Indiana resident who died unexpectedly after an operation. Also noted are the funerals for William Bush aged 79 of Trade City and Gustav George Smith aged 69 of School Street with details on birth dates marriage and surviving relatives.
Caldwell Rites Held For Armagh Resident Jacob L Caldwell
Funeral services for Jacob L Caldwell 74 a longtime Armagh resident who died Monday night will be held Thursday at 2 PM at Streame Funeral Home on Church Street with interment at Greenwood cemetery He was born June 26 1862 in Indiana a son of William Caldwell and spent years in lumber and insurance work living in Pittsburgh He belonged to Homewood Presbyterian Church the Masonic order and Knights of Malta He is survived by his widow Mia Elizabeth Caldwell a daughter Virginia and two sisters Mrs Lucy White of Johnstown and Mrs Frank Dunleavy of Newtown Township Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard Catholic Church
Bernard A. Ness
Indiana
Andrew
Mary (Snyder) Nesa
Indiana Foundry Company
St. Bernard ‘Church
Lena Nealer
Town
George Burkett
Jack Ness
Amelia Toner
John Ness
Pittsburgh
William Bush
Trade City
S. B. Allison
Franklin, N. Y
Effie Bush
Arthur Pfohl
Smicksburg
J. B. Troutman
Gustav George Smith
School Street
Indiana Hospital
Philip and
Bertha
Elbel) Smith
Jefferson County
South Mahoning Township
Consolidated Lumber & Supply Company
Zion Lutheran Church
Nora Stiteler
Paul Blin
Dwight Fleming
Punxsutawney
Griandchildre
Streame
Church Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Jacob L. Caldwell
Armagh
William Caldwell
Homewood Presbyterian Church
The
Masonic Fraternity
Knights of Malta
Mia
Elizabeth Caldwell
Virginia
Lucy White
Johnstown
Frank Dunleavy
Newtontown
Maas
William Rice
Church
Oakland Avenue
Terrence and Mary
Lanahan) Rice
St. Bernard Church
Braddock
Mary and
Margaret Rice
Emily Rice
Harry Rice
Detroit
Mich
Rose Rice
Mary Rice
O'Jar
Calif
Daniel Yard
Robinson
North Seventh Street
Oakland Cemetery
Ernest
England
Moss Creek
Erneat
Indiana Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United Mine Workers of America
Anna (Griffith) Yard
Charles S. Miller
William A. Miller
Eva Steffey Miller
Louise Miller
Annie E. Miller
Clark L. Miller
Merrill Miller
John M. Miller
George W. Miller
Thomas Miller
Irvin Miller
Bolivar
Walter Nixon
Charles Hartzell
Fort George and Mead, Md
Miller
Bethel Cemetery
Clark Miller Lowman
Wilkinsburg
Young Township
John
Annie
Miller) Lowman
Harold) Lowman
Clark M
Robert Lowman
Mary Fritz
Blairsville
T. T. Lowman
Madge Hamilton
Texas
Lowman
Obituary notices for Simpson Yard Coher and McCreery kin
Obituaries list funeral services and interments for Hizareth Simpson 88 of Indiana James M Simpson died previously William Rice 60 of Indiana Daniel Yard 43 of Ernest Ananda Lewis Coher 65 of Glen Campbell and related family details, with service times, burial sites, and surviving relatives. Names noted include Elizabeth Simpson Albert A John T William M Charles W Roy Yount and others. Funeral homes listed Stobinson Streams and Robinson.
Mrs Gehring Dies At 72 In Robinson Home
Mrs. Mary Louise Gehring aged 72 wife of Theodore Gehring died Saturday night at her Robinson home after a brief illness. A native of Germany she came to the United States as a young woman with her husband. Survived by son George Gehring of Ebensburg and daughter Mrs Charles Wagner of Coopersdale. She was a Robinson Lutheran Church member. Funeral services held Tuesday at the Robinson Lutheran Church with Rev G R Ruff of Pittsburgh officiating. interment in Armagh cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Gehring
Mary Louise Gehring
Robinson
Germany
Charles Wagner
Coopersdale
Johnstown
Gehring
Robinson Lutheran Church
Armagh
G. R. Ruff
Pittsburgh
Blairaville
James W. Bush
William Penn Highway
Blairsville
Obituaries of Colgan Miller Lowman and Margiotti figures
Obituary notices outline the deaths of Mrs. Lester Colgan aged 46 in Clymer and Mrs. Fortunata Margiotti of Punxsutawney, with funeral rites, interments, and surviving relatives. Other notices list the passing of Charles S. Miller 45 in Robinson and Clark Lowman 68 in Wilkinsburg, detailing families, residences, and cemetery plans.
Soviet Inctorses Mothers to Trial Ends
An editorial note cites the Boston Transcript stating that after a long trial period, the subjects have been deemed practically indispensable. The fragment reflects a dismissive or ironic stance on the involvement or role discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Transeript
Mrs Maude Ressler, 47, of Cramer, Died After Hemorrhage
Mrs Maude Ressler died in Lee Hospital Johnstown from a cerebral hemorrhage shortly after arrival. Interment followed at Armagh cemetery. She leaves children Mrs Samuel Stiles Blairsville George and Henry Ressler Cramer and Mrs Clifford Clarke Tannerville, plus Mrs Louise Slaughterbeck widow of John Slaughterbeck. Born Allegheny county January 21, 1866, she resided Hast Wheatfield township. Husband died a year ago. Survived by son Herbert Hast Wheatfield and three daughters Mrs Mary Jack McKeesport Mrs Elizabeth Mateff and Mrs Jane Lane Washington PA, and brother John Knipcamp Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armagh
Maude Resster
Cramer
Lee Hospital
Johnstown
Samuel Stiles
Blairaville
George and
Henry Ressler
Clifford Clarke
Tanneryville
Louise Slaughterbeck
East Wheatfield Township
John Slaughterbeck
Allegheny County
Hast Wheatfield Township
Herbert
Mary Jack
McKeesport
Elizabeth Mateff
Jane, Lane
Washington, Pa
John Knipcamp
Ohio
Local social notes and tuberculosis awareness drive
A flurry of names marks social calls and visits in Barnesboro Johnstown Punxsutawney Clearfield and nearby towns. The Indiana County Tuberculosis Society backed by Christmas seals promotes a harmless tuberculin skin test in high schools to detect early signs and reduce long sanatorium care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Tuberculosis Society
Indiana
Alatraville
Commodore
Marion Center
Saltyburg
R.H. McCutcheon
Mt. Alto Sanatorium
Dionnes Resume Tap Dancing Progress in 1936 Bulletina
Detroit News notes the Dionnes are walking and the 1936 bulletina series will track their progress in tap dancing. The brief mentions their activity and anticipated coverage without detailed results or names beyond the Dionnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dionnes
Detroit News
Vacation Plans and Local Advertiser Lines Up Shop References
A poem style ad piece from 1936 highlights a couple named Bob and Betty taking a vacation in a Ford from Sutton-Miller's, praising local businesses from Molly Ann Shop to Indiana Hardware, Amity Gift Shop, Stream's Funeral Home and more, with names and phone numbers like 869-J and 731-R, ending with copyright notice and infringement warning. The piece weaves travel, shopping, services, and endorsements across many Indiana merchants.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John J. Connolly
Philadelphia
Geo. Cost’s Barber Shop
South Ninth Street
Pennsylvania
Streamline
Market
Philadelphia St. Mabon Building
Jacob Ti. Caldwell
Roy Henry
Penna. Ave
Apollo
Elizabeth Simpson
Stobinson
North Seventh St
Kittanning
Hizareth Simpson
James M. Simpson
Margaret (Rumbarger) Gray
Nittany Valley
Center County
Brookville
Blanket Hill
Armstrong County
William Simpson
Simpson
M. EB. Church
Holt Hughes
Albert A. Simpson
John T. Simpson
Newark
William M. Simpson
West Orange
N.J
Charles W. Simpson
Washington, N. J
Roy Yount
Roundup
Mont
Nancy Jane McCreery
Fairfield Township
Westmoreland County
West Wheatfield Township
Thomas
Nancy (Milliken) Mabon
James B. McCreery
McCreery
West Fairfield
Ananda (Lewis) Coher
Amanda (Lewis) Coher
Glen Campbell
Dubois
Melvin
Lorenzo Lewis
Joseph Lewis
Streams Funeral Home
Lester Colgan
Clymer
Margaret McCall
M. E. Church
Wilbur
Edward Anderson
Kane
Sarah McCall
Rochester Mills
Harry McCall
Robert Conner
Smithport
Fortunsta Muargiotti
Punxsutawney Catholic Church
Fortunata Margiotti
Charles J. Margiotti
Italy
Joseph Marglotti
Mrs. Dantes
W. ‘Bush
Mrs. Maude Resster
Cherry Tree Rose Ross
Allen Butterworth
Barnesboro
Mra
Clyde Bea
Jack
Harlin Bee
Stork
Jack Montieth
Frank Weaver
J. 1. Wooster
Clearfield
Orland Kopp
Cleveland
Clair Sebring
John Sebring
Martha Barnes
L. Irwin
Chester Irwin
Hope Ogden
Arthur McCloskey
W. #. Thorpe
Wisconsin
T. B
Bob
Betty
Bobby Irnowa
Sutton-Miller’s
Molly Ann
Long
Rinn
College Inn
Stream
Mick
Batty
Buchheit Brothers
Indiana Hardware
Miller's
H. E. Smith
Kase’s
Thelma Moorehead Goeltz
Tearn
Rising Brothers
Indiana Lumber and Supply
Johnston
Breth
Ross and
DeGaetano
Merle Stuchell
Indiana Business College
Lia
St. Clair Rinn
H. A. Orr
Orr
Dr. Milkesell
Wast Pike Street
D. A. Morrison
Patronize Progress
Troub
Troub’s
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