Funeral services for Franklin D. Donahue in Carrolltown
Franklin D. Donahue 78 died of a heart attack in Carrolltown on Saturday. Born November 17 1867 in Blairsville, he was postmaster in Carrolltown for 16 years and ran a general store, later working in lumber and real estate. Surviving: widow and three children H J Donahue Clifton NJ state legislator Orville Donahue Chicago and Mrs Don McNelis Spangler. brother Zeno Donahue Indiana.
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Carrolltown
Franklin D. Donahue
Blairsville
Andrew Donahue
Hastings
H. J. Donahue
Clifton
N. J
Orville Donahue
Chicago
Don McNelis
Spangler
Zenno Donahue
Indiana
George M Huston Rites Set. Pine Flats Resident Dies at 74
George M. Huston died suddenly of a heart attack at his Pine Flats home on Tuesday evening. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at Robinson Funeral Home on North Seventh Street, with interment in Greenwood cemetery. He was born November 7 1861 in Cherryhill township, son of Robert Huston. A former schoolteacher and store owner, he lived in Pine Flats most of his life except for a brief period in Johnstown. He belonged to the Baptist church and Pine Flats Odd Fellows lodge. Surviving are his widow and daughter Mrs Maude Stephy of Johnstown, and he was brother to William W. Huston and Miss Lida Huston of Kenwood.
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George M. Huston
Robinson
North Seventh Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Pine Flats
Cherryhill Township
Robert Huston
Johnstown
Baptist Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Maude Stephy
William W. Huston
Lida Huston
Kenwood
Albert L. Davis Dies at 82 in California
Albert L. Davis 82 born near Plumville died December 5 in Long Beach California after a life spanning Indiana Nebraska and California. Survived by wife Chloe Dyer two former wives and children in Redlands North Platte Cozad and Los Angeles plus five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Burial was in Cozad Nebraska with Masonic Lodge grave services.
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Albert L. Davis
Plumville
Long Beach
Cal
Katheryn Stiteler
Smicksburg
Gothenburg
Neb
John C Bell, Former State Attorney General, Dies at 74
John Cromwell Bell, aged 74, former Attorney General of Pennsylvania, died at his Philadelphia home from pneumonia and heart ailment. A native of Riders Ridge, he moved to Philadelphia at 14, studied at University of Pennsylvania Law, served as Philadelphia county district attorney for two terms, and was appointed Attorney General in 1911 by Governor Tener. He leaves two sons, John C. and Bert Bell.
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John Cromwell Bell
Philadelphia
Riders Ridge
Law Department
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia County
Tener
John C
Bert Bell
John McCoy dies at home in White township on Christmas Day
John McCoy fifty a lifelong resident of the county died at his home in White township on Christmas day from complications of diseases he was born in Cherryhill township March 28 1885 the son of James and Mary Ray McCoy survived by his widow Alice Stitt a daughter Ruth of Clymer R D 2 three sisters Ma Ra Lewis of Indiana Maude Kinter of White township and Margaret Partridge of Loxley Alabama and four brothers George McCoy of Loxley Alabama services were held at Streams Funeral Home Sunday afternoon by Rev M Bennett of Helsano burial was in Laurel Swamp cemetery near Pine Wats
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John McCoy
White Township
James
Mary
Ray) McCoy
Cherryhill Township
Alice
Stitt) McCoy
Ruth
Clymer
R. D
Mra
Perry Lewis
Indiana
Maude Kinter
Margaret ,Partridge
Loxley
Ala
George McCoy
Streams Funeral Home
M. Bennett
Helsano
Laurel Swamp
Pine Wats
Death of Frank Wadsworth 73 at brother's home
Frank Wadsworth, 73, died at his brother’s home on Thursday after a complication of diseases. Survived by brothers and sisters Harry Wadsworth of Cramer, James Wadsworth of Blacklick, Jesse Wadsworth of Seward, and sisters Mrs. Harry Pax and Mrs. Bert Mack, both of Ames.
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Frank Wadsworth
Harry Wadsworth
Cramer
James Wadsworth
Blacklick
Jesse Wadesworth
Seward
Harry Pax
Bert Mack
Aremagh
What Does America Ask of Congress
Raymond Pitcairn urges a new Congress to uphold the Constitution and Bill of Rights, curb waste, and govern with courage and economy. He calls for lawmakers to prioritize national interests over party groups and to restore public confidence for America's recovery and future security.
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America
Congress
Raymond Pitcairn
Mitness of the Republic
Louis K. Clements Rites Held for Local Boy
Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Catholic church in Lucerne for Louis K. Clements age 12 son of Mr and Mrs Peter Clements of Lucerne who died Saturday at an Indiana hospital from complications after an operation He was altar boy at Christmas Eve services Surviving are his parents five brothers and three sisters Interment followed at St Bernard church cemetery Lucerne Indiana
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Louis K. Clements
Lucerne
St. Bernard Church
Louis K. ‘Clements
Peter Clements
Indiana Hospital
Mrs P C Painter Rites Held at Fairview Church
Funeral services conducted Tuesday at Fairview church near Rossiter for Mrs. P C Painter aged 59 a lifelong Rossiter resident who died Saturday at home from Brights disease She was born Matilda Spencer and was married 33 years ago to Mr Painter She survives with 11 children three sisters and a brother and is interred in the church cemetery
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P.C. Painter
Fairview Church
Rossiter
P. C. Painter
Bright
Matilda Spencer
Pr Cc
Painter
Mrs Plank Dies After Fall in Maple Street Home
Mrs Jane Plank aged 86 died early Tuesday at her daughter Mrs Harry Mead's Maple street home. Death followed a heart attack and shock after a fall days earlier. A long-time Westfield resident, her funeral will be Thursday with interment in the Plank cemetery there.
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Jane Plank
Harry Mead
Maple Street
Mead
Westfield
Plank
Christmas Visits and Family News in Local Notes
Miss Irene Clawson spends vacation with Washington parents Mr and Mrs B V Clawson. Mr and Mrs Robert Cunningham with son Roy den Cunningham near here for Christmas. Mr and Mrs John Bowser of Indiana visit H S Mack family for Christmas. Anna Halas enjoys Christmas at home in Dixonville. Miss Mary Tedeski of Pittsburgh calls on Grace Wagner on Christmas day. Mrs Ray Wagner has rheumatism for weeks and shows little improvement.
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Christoras
Dixonville
Mary Tedeski
Pittsburgh
Grace Wagner
Ray Wagner
Louis XVI's Flight and the Coin That Betrayed Him
The 1791 attempt by Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette to flee Paris ended when postmaster Drouet spotted the king at a window. A minted coin bore the king’s likeness, exposing the fugitive royal party at Varennes, leading to arrest and return to Paris for execution by guillotine.
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Louis XV
France
Tuileries
Ste. Menchould
Menchould
Drouet
Argonne Forest
Varennes
Commune
Paris
Marie Antoinette
Monsieur Guillotine
Union
Extension Officers Appoint Executive Committee Members
Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association met Saturday and named the 1936 executive committee. Home Economics reps include Mrs. Perry Mack and others. agricultural projects cover dairy sheep poultry vegetables potatoes field crops horses beef cattle and more. Officers for 1936: President Clyde Houck, Vice President Roy McElhoes, Secretary Clayton Miller, Treasurer Charles M. McMillen.
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Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association
H. M. Travis
Smicksburg
R.D
William Hudson
Livermore
Shields McMillen
Home
Fred Brehm
Dilltown
Irvin Behm
Marchand
George Peffer
Punxsu
Tawney
R.1
BR. B. Kunkle
Creekside
Agricultural Extension Association
Indiana County
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania‘ State’ College
Bessis Owen
J. W. Warner
Association
Clyde Houck
Roy McElhoes
Clayton Miller
Charles M. McMillen
Curry Run Christmas Visits Like a Family Pageant
Mr and Mrs John Fleming and two children spent Christmas with Carl Fleming. Mr and Mrs McCurdy hosted all their guests. Lawrence McCurdy and daughter Charlotte Ann of Pittsburgh joined Alta and Myrtle Mae McCurdy of Indiana. M M Airey visited Misses Jennie and Margaret Peeler. Carroll Knight spent Saturday with the McCurdys. Max Nibert joined I J Bell and family for Christmas.
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Max Nibert
I. J. Bell
Marion Center Leaders Elected To School Directors Group
Marion Center resident C F Glasser is named president of the Indiana County School Directors Association with Dr D W Gromley and W A Holt as officers and delegates. Nearby figures Wm Streams and son Carl visit town for business while numerous locals spend Christmas with relatives. The Ladies Bible class at the local church hosts a Christmas party for the youths.
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Marion Center
C.F. Glasser
Rayne Township
Indiana County School Directors Association
D. W. Gromley
W. A. Holt
Audrey Barr Spends Holiday With Parents
Miss Audrey Barr a Brackenridge school teacher is spending her holiday vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs N E Barr.
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Audrey Barr
Brackenridge School
Mrs
N.E. Barr
Sunday School and Christmas Guests Across Town
A localSunday school began at ten oclock with preaching to follow on January 5. Samuel Gibson of town spent the past week visiting his sister Mrs A G Fails of Pitcairn and friends in Ohio. Christmas guests at O W Shields included Wm Waugaman and family from Uniontown and Mrs Bertha Ewing and Ruth from Indiana. W B McGinley and family near town and Rev Mountain of Indiana were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs J L Diven. J L Marshall and family visited Clark Marshall near Livermore. Mr and Mrs W F Barkley near town hosted Christmas dinner with children and grandchildren. Helen Gladys and Mary Ewing near Blairsville visited L G Dixon. Allee Lee Hug returned home from Indiana where she worked. Mr and Mrs Lee Graham near Blairsville visited D L Marshall. Velma Barkley hosted a Willing Workers social Friday. Mrs Ella Graham and sons Foster and Earle were guests in Salisbury. Harry Ewing of near town recovering from pneumonia. School at No 7 opened Monday.
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Wm. L. Streams
Carl
Freedom Schools
Pittsburgh
Hya Laughry
Town
Indiana
Lulu B. Kinter
R. E. Lockard
Blairsville
Frank Boyer
Lancaster
J.C. Glasgey
Blairaville
D. Ww. Gromley
H. N. Work
C. R. Griffith
H. C. Lake
Creekside
Julia Barr
Howard Forsyth
Blair Kime
Cockpart
Bert Jones
Paastor
Edward Fontaine
Near Butler
Sara Walker
Lydia
Walker
W. A. Holt
Guy Terpe
Richard
Terpe
Frank Terpe
Barberton
Mary Edna Tyger
Geveral
Jadlana
Lewisville
Samuel Gibson
Slater
A. G. Fails
Pitcairn
Ohio
O. W. Shields
Wm. Waugaman
Uniontown
Bertha Ewing
Ruth
W. B. McGinley
Near Town
Rev. Mountain
J. L. Diven
J. L. Marshall
Clark Marshall
Livermore
Helen
Gladys
Mary Ewing
L. G. Dixon
Allee Lee Hug
Lee Graham
Near
D. L. Marshall
Velma Barkley
Ella Graham and Sons
Foster and Earle
Chas. Hilty
Saltsbury
Christmady
Harry
Roy] Ewing
Blairsville Callers Visit After Weeklong Vacation
Morning after a week of vacation J. L. Little and his son Paul were Blairsville business callers Saturday evening.
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J. L. Little and Son
Paul
Blairsville
Woman seeks divorce withdrawal over husband’s auto collision
A woman tells her lawyer to withdraw the divorce suit after her husband is run over by an automobile. She explains she plans to collect his reinsurance, and the lawyer questions the timing.
Ducks Head Southward in Record Migration Statistic
The More Game Birds Foundation reports that statisticians estimate around 65,000,000 ducks began southward migration at the start of the current season, highlighting a remarkable movement of waterfowl across migratory routes.
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More Game Birds Foundation
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