Funeral rites for Mrs Fannie Caldwell Bats held in Ernest
Funeral services will be Sunday at 1 80 o'clock in the Birhest Union church followed by interment at Presburg for Mrs Fannie Caldwell Bats aged 52 who died Friday at her Ernest home from complications of diseases born in Scotland February 1 1882 she resided in Ernest 24 years. Her husband died 18 years ago in the mine explosion at Ernest. She belonged to the Bonest Union church and Indiana Lodge Dames of Malta. Surviving children include Dorothy Loraine Balls Alfred Allen Balls William James Balls and Sheldon Eugene Balls all of Ernest and John William Balls at home. She leaves brothers and sisters in Indiana Colorado Springs Calif Woodlawn Apollo Renton Pittsburgh and Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birhest Union
Presburg
Fannie’ (Caldwell) Bats
Ernest
Scotland
Punxsitawney
Eonest Union Church
Indiana Lodge
Dames of Malta
Lester H. Case
Ray
Ernest Sawyer
Misa Dorothy
Loraine
Balls
Indiana Hospital
Alfred Allen Balls
William Jamies Balla
Sheldon Hugene. Balls
Brnest
John William Balls
Andrew Hoffman
Indiana
Archie Caldwell
Colorado Springs
Colo
John
W. M. Caldwell
Woodlawn
Calif
Robert J. Caldwell
Apollo
Andrew J. Caldwell
Renton
William Miller
Phoenix
Ariz
James
Christian Church
Roy Parham
Curtis Fee
Town
Harmon
Mildred
Margaret Fee
Walter Lohr
Boswell
Somerset County
John A. Jamison
San Antonio
Texas
Arthur HE. Jamison
Panama
John Elwood Brown
Dotin
Hiwood “Brown
Spruce
Green Township
Cambria County
Barr Township
Joseph Ri.ard
Charlpitte
Keener) Brown
Brown
Ping
Flats Baptist Church
Pine Lodge of Odd Fellows
Margaret Kesgler - Brown
Ralph
Watkink
Grace
Mae
Louise
Aalster
Lottie Brown
Cherry Tree
R. D
Salem Church Cemetery
North Point
Laura (Barrett
W. Hazlett
J. W. Hicks
James. Hazlett
Herbert Neal
Smicksburg
C. B. Neal
Trade ‘City
Harry Snyder
Butler
H. A. Mauk
Nelson Warden
Wood
W. A. Raundley
Mobile
Ala
John Barrett
Loop
Amies Barrett
Houston
Charles Barrett
New Kensington
Miss Edith Stiltz Rites Held In Wilkinsburg
Obituary notes Miss Edith Stiltz aged 58 native of Brushvalley died in Wilkinsburg after a long illness. She was born February 26, 1881 and worked as a matron at West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh. Survived by brothers Harry Stiltz and sisters Margaret Louise Hattie Eva Darby and Mrs Clara Darby of Wilkinsburg and Mrs Dr Porter of Blacklick. burial in Armagh cemetery. Funeral Saturday in Wilkinsburg led by Rev Fawcett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Stiltz
Brushvalley Township
Wilkinsburg
Rev
Fawcett
Por
Est Hills
Armagh
James Campbell Walker Dies at 83 in Creekside
James Campbell Walker of Creekside aged 83 died at Indiana hospital after a long illness. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 3:00 p.m. in Robinson Funeral Home with interment at Marion Center cemetery. He was born near Ambrose September 2, 1850 and lived in Creekside since 1880, running a general store. Survived by son Thomas Walker of Pittsburgh. Rev. J. K. Boston to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Funeral Home
North Seventh Street
Marion Center
James Campbell Walker
Creekside
Indiana Hospital
Sharp and
Hilzabeth (Waddell) Walker
Ambrose
Arly
Thomas Walker
Pittsburgh
J. K. Boston
Creekside Presbyterian Church
Robert F O Conner Dies After Brief Illness
Robert F. O Conner aged 66 died in an Indiana hospital after a brief illness. He had lived in Indiana four years with his brother Johan A. O Conner. The remains were taken to Williamsport, his former home, for funeral services and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. O'Conner
Indiana
Johan A. O'Conner
Williamsport
Obituaries of Brown Penrose Hazlett Malloy with kin
Obituaries list John Elwood Brown a longtime Cambria County farmer who died February 25 at Barr Township. wife Margaret Kesgler-Brown and four children survive. Also noted are Lloyd Penrose Penrose of Robinson, Laura Barrett Hazlett of West Maloning, and Hubert Malloy of Pine Township, with survivors and burial details.
Daniel Howard Funeral Services in Blacklick Township
Funeral services for Daniel Howard aged 77 will be held this afternoon at his residence then interment in the Hopewell M E church cemetery. He died Monday from a complication of diseases after an extended illness and was a lifelong farmer and Hopewell church member. Survived by daughter Alice Ewing and sons Roy and George Howard. Reverend P W McConnell to conduct the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Howard
Hopewell
M. H. Church
Blacklick Township
Hopewell M.E
P. W. McConnell
Mia
Alice Ewing
Conemaugh Township
Roy
George Howard
Stewart L. Hadden Dies at 26 in Taylorsville
Funeral services were held Tuesday at Taylorsville Presbyterian Church followed by interment in Greenwood Cemetery for Stewart L. Hadden of Taylorsville aged 26 who died Saturday at Indiana hospital after an operation for appendicitis. He was the son of Harry K. and Mary Pearl Gibson Hadden born September 29, 1907. A trucker for four years, he belonged to the Indiana County Truckers' Association. He leaves his parents a sister Mabel and brothers Harry J., Jesse S., Willis, and Carl Hadden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart L. Hadden
Taylorsville Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Taylorsville
Indiana Hospital
Harry K
Mary ‘Pearl (Gibson) Hadden
Indiana County Truckers’ Association
Mabel Hadden
Harry J. Hadden
Indiana
Jesse S. Hadden
Holsapple Schools
Somerset County
Willis
Carl Hadden
Marion Center mourns longtime jeweler and peace official
Leroy Wells 68 longtime Marion Center resident and former peace officer died at home after running a jewelry business in town. Born May 16 1866 he lived in Plumville before relocating. Survived by son George Lisle Wells and niece Genevieve Rochester. Funeral at Marion Center Methodist Episcopal Church with burial there. Also memorial for Mrs Rosy Jane Young 88 widow of William Young died Sunday at daughter’s home near Brick Church with service in Zion Methodist Church and interment in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin, Leroy Wells
Franklin Leroy Wells
Marion Center
Pnetmonts
Wells
John J. and
Mary (Frampton) Wells
Plumvilld
George Lisle Wells
Bridgeport
Mrs Mike Yhnasko Dies at 88 in Clymer
Funeral services held at Glymer Greek Catholic church with interment in the church cemetery for Mrs. Mike Yhnasko aged 88 of Clymer and her infant daughter who died in Indiana hospital from childbirth complications. A native of Hungary she was known in Arcadia where the family lived before moving to Clymer ten years ago. She leaves her husband and nine children Mary Anna Mike Helen Susan Katherine Margaret John Trene, all of whom reside at home or nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glymer Greek Catholic
Church
Mike ‘Yhnasko
Clymer
Indiana Hospital
Hungary
Arcadia
Mary
Brooklyn
Anna
Binghamton
Mike
Helen
Susan
Katherine
Margaret
John
Trene
Mrs Florence Graham Rites Held in Cokeville
Mrs Florence Graham aged 80 died Friday at her Cokeville home after seven years of illness. She had lived in Coca ville 50 years and was widow of Joseph A. Graham. She leaves son Paul W Graham of Blairaville and daughters Ruth McHenry of Cokeville and Mary Renouf of Freaport, plus nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Interment followed at Blairaville cemetery after Sunday service at Cokeville M. and Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Graham
Cokeville
Blairaville
Joseph A. Graham
Paul W.graham
Ruth McHenry
Mary Renouf
Freaport
John Morris Morrias dies after long Indiana stay
John Morris Morrias, 57, of Warren Ohio, who lived three months in Indiana where he worked at the Brown hotel, died in an Indiana hospital on Saturday from a complication of diseases. A friend is one who knows all your faults and still likes you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morris John, Morrias
Warren, O
Indiana
Brown Hotel
Indiana Hospital
Walter Winchell
A Good Newspaper Offer For Tadl Ana County Residents
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gasette offer subscriptions at $5.50 per year to local residents and $4.00 per year for out-of-county readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Pittsburgh Post
R. D
Tadlana County
Peggy Wilder Chases Hero Freddie Dodge to Marriage
Peggy Wilder, a reporter for the Review Journal, dogs the exploits of Freddie Dodge as he rescues miners in a northern mine collapse. After sleep deprivation and constant pursuit, she discovers Dodge is the man she plans to wed next week, amid newsroom scrutiny and romantic headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Review-Journal
Peggy ‘Wilder
Freddie Dodge
Peggy Wilder
Dodge
Freddie
Peggy
Vendome Hotel
Star
Vendome
Treddie
Ireddie
Freddie Dadege
the Vendome
Flamingos Found Breeding Outside Florida Keys
Historical notes rebut rumors of flamingo nesting in Florida. Early naturalist John James Audubon searched the Keys circa 1840 without proof. Now three breeding colonies lie on Great Abaco and Andros in the Bahamas and near Moron Cuba, with occasional flocks visiting South Florida in winter or spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Keys
Florida
Ohn
James Aubudon
Enya
National Geographic Magazine
United States
Great Abaco
Andros
Bahamas
Moron
Cuba
Fron
Florida Bay
The Earth's Corona Luminescent Outer Atmosphere
A University of Oslo professor reports that Earth possesses a luminous corona extending up to fifty miles above the surface. Spectroscopy shows the glow mainly from excited nitrogen gas at notable density, with the Earth's corona being eccentric and brighter on the sunward side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
University of Oslo
Norway
Ancient laws limited meals to two courses in England
The article notes a medieval English statute from 1336 by Edward III forbidding more than two courses per meal, later repealed in 1860, and a French law from 1840 restricting meals to soup, meat, and pudding even at royal banquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward the Third
England
France
Early banking origins and the first American bank
The text traces banking to ancient civilizations and cites early modern Barcelona in 1461 as a benchmark. It notes America’s minimal pre constitutional banking and identifies the Pennsylvania Bank as the first U S bank, opening July 17, 1780.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Bank
Rome
Greece
Egypt
Babylonia
Barcelona
Spain
America
Pennsylvania Bank
Myers Literary Society Friday Program March 6 Notes
The Myers Literary Society schedules a Friday meeting with an opening song, meditation, and reading classes featuring Mildred Nehrig Stella Kauffman and others. A male quartet, joke and recitation segments, surprise features, and a debate on starting cars in cold weather are listed along with closing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Literary Society
Tobe
Goldie McHenry
Hazel McIntyre
Elan Hamer
Annie Fabin
Bertha Learn
Paul Brown
Clair Kauffman
Mildred Nehrig
Stella Kauffman
Fred Nehrig
Mia
Vernon Hiciton
Arthur Warner
Dave Lewis
Paul White
Mgr
Larue Warner
Reed Henry
Clyde Kunkle
Charlie Nehrig
Charlie Henry
Dale Getty
Clarence Carroll
Masla
Howard Nehrig
Ella Hamer
Betty Kirkland
Emma
Mr.Winsheimer
George Latimer
Dialogus
Carrie White
Journal
Mary Walker
Margaret Bowman
Society
Local Vistors and Residents Across Counties
Mrs Carl Henderson and children from Homestead visited Mrs Janel Peterson last week. Francis Bush, in the U S Forestry Reserve at Penfield, is vacationing with his parents. Indiana visitors included Mr and Mrs Arthur Bowser and Miss Emma Taylor. Bolivar High students Isabel Shomo Phyliss Bowser Velma Taylor Sara Nixon James Mack Roy McClure visited Pittsburgh. Lloyd Penrose funeral drew attendees from Sebring Johnstown New Florence. The Migte Mary Fair and Mabel Ethel Thompson visited Millwood. Lawrence Reesier family moved to a farm near Wintondale. Mrs Annie Gettings death noted near Arcansbuy. Velma Taylor staying with her aunt. Blair Wall ill with scarlet fever. Mrs Harry Cramer of Seward visited Adda Wadsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Henderson
Nora
Robert
Homestead
Janel Peterson
Francis Bush
U. S. Forestry Reserve
Pen~field
Bernard Bush
Arthur Bowser
Emma Taylor
Indiana
Isabel Shomo
Phyliss Bowser
Velma ‘Taylor
Sara Nixon
James Mack
Roy McClure
Bolivar High School
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pont- Gazette
Edward Penrose
Sebring
Viola Duncan
Johnstown
Samuel Mabon
New Florence
Lloyd ‘Penrose
Migte
Mary Fair
Mabel
Ethel Thompson
Millwood
Annie Gettings
Arcansbuy
Shoe
Harry T. Jonna
Velma Taylor
Ner
Blair Wall
Harry Cramer
Seward
Adda Wadsworth
Indiana County Basketball Tournament Helps Kept March Plans
Buicks organize county wide basketball event set for March 15 to 17 at Indiana Armory. Only teams with six regular season games can enter. Respond by March 6 to James Kring, 826 Chestnut Street, Indiana, naming Blairs ville Rural Valley Widerton Marion Center Commodore Gipsy Clymer Hillsdale Plumville Elders Ridge Creekside Ernest and other Indiana teams. Buicks will not participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buicks
Indiana Armory
James Kring
Chestnut Street
Indiana
Blairsville
Rural Valley
Widerton
Marion Center
Commodore
Gipsy
Clymer
Hillsdale
Plumville
Elders Ridge
Creekside
Ernest
Theater Seat Space Regulations in Columba District
The Columba district imposes theater and public building rules requiring fixed seats to give at least 2 feet of space from front to back of aisles, with aisles not less than 4 feet wide. When baths increase in size, aisle width must grow accordingly, and where no fixed seats exist, a defined space per person applies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columba
Whit Shakespeare Quote On Music Of Love
A quotation from Twelfth Night suggests music as food for love and urges continuing to play to tire the appetite, trimming the line about surfeiting to provoke thought on enduring desire.
Whodfty and Several Visitors Honor Dana Village
Helen Whodfty of Indiana spent part of the week with her father and sister J N Wherry and Besa Wherry. Wednesday visitors included Mrs Hobart Shellhammer and Janet Townsend in the Davis home. Dorothy Townsend visited Mrs Tom Sheaffer at Apollo. Mr and Mrs Reynolds Ramer of Hiterton visited in the McIntyre home. Bess Wherry and Sam Beighley made calls in Indiana. Janet Townsend spent Friday in the Wherry home. Merl Coulter and family enjoyed Saturday evening in Indiana. Jim Shearer of Ziona Valley stopped by Friday. Mrs Karl Mioming of Currys Run visited with her aunts Marla and Sadie Smith. Mel Silvis and family visited New Texas. Mrs Cam McCutcheon ill. Local young people attended the sohter at Girty Friday night. Shellhammer family shopped in Indiana Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Shellhammer
Janet Townsend
Davis
Dorothy Townsend
Tom Sheaffer
Apollo
Reynolds Ramer
Hiterton
McIntyre
Bess Wherry
Sam Beighley
Indiana
Mel Silvis
Townsend
Wherry
Merl Coulter
Jim Shearer
Ziona Valley
Our
Karl Mioming
Currys Run
Marla
Sadie Smith
New Texas
Cam McCutcheon
MacCutcheon
Soctor
Girty
Shellhammer
Armstrong Grange Meeting Program for March 7
Armstrong Grange meets at Parkwood schoolhouse Wednesday evening March 7 at 7 o clock Muster Walker Wiggins manager Topic Plans for the Home Garden with Mrs E B Fouts Mrs Walter Wiggins Mrs Blanche Craig Mrs Anna Brown Stunt Lawrence Bell Recitation Harold Blackley Debate That Modern Machinery Caused the Low Mood by Taking the Laboring Man s Job from Him Affirmative R A Fouts T W Craig Negative A H Wiggins W M McAdoo Diafore Ethel Mull Manager Extemporaneous Class Thomas Campbell Newspaper Ella Ray Local Concealed Biography Cres sle Shirey Music Walker Wiggins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Grange
Parkwood
Muster Walker Wiggins
E. B. Fouts
Walter Wiggins
Blanche Craig
Anna Brown
Lawrence Bell
Harold Blackley
Debalte
R. A. Fouts
T. W. Graig
A. H. Wiggins
W. M. McAdoo
Diaforve
Ethel Mull
Thomas Campbell
Ella Ray
Cressle Shirey
Walker Wiggins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lloyd Penrose
Robinson
Henry Penrose
West Wheatfield
Penrose
Garfield Fire Clay Co
Sebring, O
Minnie Brett
Annie Nelson
Desga Steffay
Joseph Penrose
Charles
Leslie
John Penrose
Albert Penrose
Shelocta
Oatis Wagner
Heshbon
Lutheran Church
8.W. Hazlett
Hubert A. Malloy
St. Patrick’s Catholic
Robert Louis Ragan
Funarat
Blaireville
Robert Glouls
Ivan Ragan
Rosy Jane Young
Zion Methodist Church
H. C. Miller
Hear ‘Brick Church
William John Young
South Bend
Laura Flickering
South Bend Township
Mike Yhnasko
A& Hat
Dorothy Dodd
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WNN Bervice
Lawrence Reesier
Wintondale
Roth Is
ROY Henry Granite Works
Penna: Ave
Helen. Whodfty
J. N. Wherry
Besa .Wherry
Barber Shop
Indiana Motor Co
BUIOR
Pontiac North Eighth Street
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