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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1935

Page

7

Mrs. Harry D. McLain Dies at 87 in Indiana County

Funeral services were held at Robindon Funeral Home for Mrs. Bertha Garee McLain, aged 87, bookkeeper in the County Treasurer's office. Born in Sykesville in 1898, she taught in area schools before marriage to Charles C. McLain. Survived by husband, daughter Dorothy Louise, parents, sister Mia Fellmeth, and Civil War veteran grandfather Asa W. Scott.

Harry D. McLain Robindon Oakland Cemetery Harry D.mccain Indiana Hospital Bertha Garee William 8. Garee Town Sykesville Indiana Indiana State Teachers College Johnstown Akron White Township Charles C. McLain Robinson Funeral Home Dorothy Louise Mia Paul H. Fellmeth Asa W. Scott

James Porter Hill Funeral in Blairsville Burrell Township native

Funeral services for James Porter Hill were held Saturday afternoon with burial in Blairsville Cemetery. Hill, a Burrell township native and longtime resident, died Thursday at his daughter’s home after a three week illness. Born June 26, 1842 near Smith's Station, he lived in Blairsville all his life and was active in farming. Survived by six children including Mrs. Walter Muir and Mrs. A J Thompson, 18 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren.

James Porter Hill Blairsville Burrell Township Austin Keifer Smith’s Station Walter Muir George Overdorff A. J. Thompson W. L L. B. Hill Blairaville W. FE. Brumbaugh Altoona

Local Obituaries and Funeral Rites for Gearhard Ferrant

Funeral services were held for Alfred L Gearhard at his Burrell township home with interment in Armagh cemetery. His family includes father Alfred Gearhard and brother William. he was 27 and a life long resident. Also noted are services for Ethel Mae Smith at Pine Grove church, and Gaetano Ferrant with Catholic rites in Aultman. Gearhard and Ferrant connections noted with survivors and church affiliations.

Alfred L. Gearhard Armagh Alfred Leroy Gearhard Alfred Gearhard Burrell Township Slater Martha William Blacklick M. H. Church Martha Cunningham

Mrs. Samuel Stiles Dies After Illness in Cambria County

Mrs. Samuel Stiles aged 69 of Barr township Cambria county died Monday at her daughter’s home in Rhensburg from a complication of diseases. Survived by husband and daughters Mrs. R. B. Roberta of Clymer and Mrs. Theodore Smith of Mentele, plus sons Elmer Stiles Port Crane N Y Julia Mary and Paul Stiles at home. Former president Green township will be interred at McDowell cemetery after funeral services at her residence Thursday afternoon.

Samuel Stiles Barr Township Cambria County R. B. Roberta Clymer R. P. Morris Rhensburg Jeaven Theodore Smith Mentele Elmer Stiles Port Crane Lujia Mary Paul Stiles Green Township McDowell

Dayton Man John F McHenry Dies at 66

John F. McHenry 66 of Dayton died at home on Saturday after a years long heart illness. An amateur baseball pitcher in early manhood, he lived in Punxsutawney for 22 years with Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway Co. He moved to Dayton 13 years ago. Survived by widow, a son and two daughters Mrs Clark Drummond Punxsutawney Mrs Miles Mauk Plumville and W D McHenry Dayton.

John F. McKenry John F. McHenry Dayton Arly McHenry Punxsutawney Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway Co Clark Drummond Punxmitawney Miles Mauk Plumville W. D. McHenry

Mrs Martha Baker Funeral Rites In Blairsville Church

Funeral services were held today in Blairsville Catholic church for Mrs Martha Baker 64 wife of Roy Baker died Sunday at home near Campbells Mills Burrell township from illness. Interment followed in church cemetery. She leaves husband five Baker children plus siblings in Pittsburgh and a home in Pittsburgh. Also noted are five brothers and three sisters in Pittsburgh. Later in Johnstown interment for Mrs Ella Reed 86 native of Armagh who died Friday night at home in Johnstown from pneumonia after brief illness. Reed born Armagh Feb 15 1849 daughter of William Murphy last of five children. She married Ottinger Reed Civil War veteran who died in 1923. She left three sons and seven grandchildren.

Pine Grove Thompson Cemetery Montgomery Township Ethel Mae Smith Harry A. Smith Glen Campbell Smith Emery Tingley Smith Roy Baker Blairaville Catholic Church Martha Baker Campbells Mills Burrell Township Philip Baker Braddock Guy Baker Wilkingburg John Baker Camilla ‘Agnew Katherine Bowers Pittsburgh Johnstown Ella Reed Armagh William Murphy Ottinger Reed

Death notice for farmer John Slaughterbeck in Hast Wheatfield

John Slaughterbeck 89 died at his home in Hast Wheatfield township on Monday afternoon after a long farming life. Born July 26, 1846, he leaves widow Louise Slaughterbeck and son Herbert of West Wheatfield township. Funeral services Thursday at 2:00 PM at his late home. burial in Armagh Cemetery.

John Slaughterbeck Hast Wheatfield Louise Slaughterbeck Herbert West Wheatfield Armagh

George M Houser 75 Laid To Rest At Mt Zion Church

Funeral services for George Marshall Houser aged 75 released this afternoon at Mt Zion M E church and cemetery. He died Sunday at his home near Rick Church and was a respected farmer in Armstrong county. He leaves a widow and two daughters, Mrs Ruth Wood and Mrs Irene Kinnard.

George M. Houser Mt. Zion M. E Church George Marshall Houser Rick Church Armatrong County Mt. Zion Church Ruth Wood Irene Kinnard

Eugenio Latter Rites Held in Homer City Area

Eugenio Latter aged 77 died Saturday at his Homer City home from illness. Tuesday rites at the Lucerne Catholic church followed by interment at St Bernard cemetery. He lived in Homer City 21 years, worked in mining and railroading. Survived by daughter Amelia of Homer City and son Frank of Sykesville.

Eugenio Latter Lucerne Catholic St. Bernard Church Homer City Waa Amelia Frank Sykesville

Miss Augusta Helm Rites Held in Blairsville

Funeral services were held Friday in the Catholic church at Blairsville for Miss Augusta Helm aged 78 a lifelong resident. She died Wednesday at her home after fracturing her hip last fall and never recovering. she had been a Latrobe hospital patient and later under nurse care at home before passing away.

Augusta Helm Blairsville Sbe Latrobe

Obituaries for Buterbaugh and Kim in California and Pennsylvania

Erastus L Butterbaugh aged 64 died suddenly from heart trouble at his Santa Monica home. Born in Grant township county, he was last survivor of his family and worked as a motorman for Pacific Electric Railway in California. Funeral was held in Santa Monica. Caroline Elizabeth Kim aged 84 died at home in Straw Pump Irwin R D after long illness. Swiss native who came to the U S 66 years ago. Surviving husband Gottlieb and children Gottlieb Henry Joseph Mary and others. thirteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Burial in Brush Creek cemetery planned Wednesday.

Erastus L. Buterbaugh Hrastus L. Btterbaugh Santa Monica Cal Grant Township Agariah Butterbaugh Utah California Pacific Electric Railway Company Huth Lola Charles Mis Gottlieb Kim Caroline Elizabeth Kim Gottlieb Kim Straw Pump Irwin R. D Ghé Switzerland Henry Kim Blacklick R.D Joseph Kim Larimer George Frick August Kim Greensburg Mary Kim Irwin Reformed Church Brush Creek Cemetery

Obituary of West Wheatfield Resident Thomas Brendlinger

Thomas Brendlinger aged nearly ninety died Monday night at his homestead near the Lutheran cemetery in West Wheatfield township. A lifelong farmer he left a wife and only daughter who predeceased him. He is survived by two grandchildren and siblings Mrs Lucinda Hall of Robinson Mrs Marty Brendlinger of Bilairsville Mrs William Reynolds of South Fork and brothers George and Henry Brendlinger of Robinson.

Thomas Brendlinger West Wheatfield Township Brendlinger Lucinda Hall Robinson Marty Brendlinger Bilairsville William’ ‘Reynolds South Fork George and Henry’ Brendlinger

Westover pleads guilty in murder of his young son

Heber Westover, 28, of Indiana, pleaded guilty to murder in the fatal shooting of his crippled two and a half year old son at their Westover residence. Judge J N Langham will determine the degree of guilt after reviewing transcribed testimony. Two Indiana physicians testified that Westover has mental capacity of about an 11 year old, and that the child would not have been normal mentally.

Westover Hebert Westover Indiana Aaseary J. N. Langham Langham H. Vernon Fritchman

Asphalt origins and global supply patterns

The article traces asphalt from Lacus Asphaltites naming origins to Dead Sea deposits, noting historic abundance there and current sources in France, Peru, Cuba, Southern California, Switzerland, Trinidad, and Venezuela. It cites a 6,000,000 tons Venezuelan field, mined at 100,000 tons per year, with replenishment from new oozing supplies into the lake. It also mentions Japan's Pacific intentions.

Dead Sea France Peru Cuba California Switzerland Trinidad Venezuela United States

Three Good Club Offers For Indiana County Subscribers

Notice states offers available to Indiana County residents with instructions to add 500 to each chosen offer if outside Indiana County. Addresses to THE INDIANA PROGRES Indians, Poms.

Indiana County Notich Thease Oferu Indiana Progrees Indians

Altruist at Large reveals love triangle in Hollywood trio

In Zenith studio offices Dick Tappitt and Garrison discuss Sam Trott er Mollie Hoppe and their vaudeville unit. Sam supposedly sacrificed a leg to let Mollie and Tappitt break into film as a pair, while Mollie hints at romance with Sam and a public relations push unfolds.

Pres Tappitt Garrison Sara Mollie Zenith Studio Dick Tappitt Sam St. Joe Sal Eage Mollie Hoppe Sairhit Hollywood Garcigon Molle ABC McSweeney the Journal Louis Mollie Hopp Heenge Bureau Good Samaritan Hospital Sam Trotter

The Serpent's Jaws Judge Keeps Debts From Heir

Judge Grove hides a web of court judgments totaling ninety seven hundred forty nine dollars from his disgusted daughter Jennie and her mother Maria, while arranging a plan to fund the cared for elder’s last days by using falsified back-dated debts to raise cash and quiet the family turmoil.

Potter House Jennie Kogy Han Jean Jennie Hussy Wii Brooks

Street Scene Girl Seeks Work In a Hushed City

Patricia, nineteen, returns to a life with her mother and stepfather Claude after Aunt Margot’s death. She faces a brutal job search on crowded streets, encounters Miss Wilma the washwoman who offers luck charms, and lands a clerking job after a mysterious rabbit’s foot impulse.

Patricia Claude Maldridge Margot Pat Mother Ada Greenight Wilma Miss Wilma Jay Tissen Chile Henah Yin Steport Elyn Luella Iuella Jn Fe

Sons of American Revolution backs Bowman over radicalism fight

The Sons of the American Revolution aligned behind Chancellor John G Bowman in Pittsburgh over academic freedom issues at Pitt University. They adopted resolutions praising Bowman and Dr Ben G Graham who refused a Communist meeting at a city high school, condemning the professors association report as false and unpatriotic.

American Association of University Pitt University Pittsburgh John 8. Fisher John G. Bowman Bowman Ben G. Graham G School Russia

Workhouse sentences given two drunken drivers on Monday

C. W. Reed of Indiana and Joe Vitkay of Iselin pled guilty before Judge J. N. Langham to operating motor vehicles while intoxicated. Reed received $200 fine, three months in the Allegheny County Workhouse, and costs. Vitkay got a similar sentence on assault and battery and misdemeanor with sentences to run concurrently. Harry and Walter Palmer, both from Indiana, pled guilty to larceny. court suspended sentences on costs with leave to depart the county.

C. W. Reed Indiana Joe Vitkay Iselin J. N. Langham Tach Allegheny County Vitkay Harry and Walter Palmer

Church services set at Crooked Creek with funeral notes

Chambersville announces Sunday worship at 3 PM after 2 PM Sunday school at Crooked Creek church. Funeral attended by Merle McGara for Mrs. E Downey in Indiana last Friday. Howard Brady and Clifford Gray from Prospect visit Brady family. Mrs Jay McQuilkin Ja on sick list. Harry Miller and family visit Matilda Groft. FR Kirk family in Indiana. Harry Brady visits Barr to see Paul and S H Over. Crawford McHenry and Heherling of Cice visit Mrs Harry Miller.

Chambersville Crooked Creek Merle McGara E . Downey Indiana Howard Brady Clifford Gray Prospect Chas. Brady Jay McQuilkin Harry Miller Matilda Groft F R. Kirk Harry Brady Barr Paul H. Over Crawford McHenry Mra Heherling Cice

Currys Run Bible School Advised After Sabbath

There will be no preaching services next Sabbath but Sunday school will be held at 10:00. Ernest Barr was surprised Wednesday evening when nearly forty neighbors called at his home to celebrate his birthday. The gathering included games and a lunch served by the ladies. Mrs. John Kerr of Indiana visited last Tuesday with her sister Mrs. McCurdy. Rev. Walker had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Miller last Sabbath.

Currys Ernest Barr John Kerr Indiana

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