Death notices for U. S. Learn of Green township
U S Learn aged 74 a lifelong Green township resident died of a heart attack at his Cookport home on Friday at 7 30 am He leaves a widow and six children Mrs F W Henry of Ridgway Mrs Ry V Beringer near Commodore Mrs Opal Henry of Lucerne Mrs John Orr of town S H Learn Greensburg and Hara Learn at home He also leaves two brothers Elias and Alexander Learn of near Cookport Funeral services were held at the home and burial followed in Cookport cemetery He was a member of Cookport Lutheran church and Pine Flats Lodge of Odd Fellows ritualistic ceremonies accompanied the graveside honors Rev McKnight of Cookport conducted the home services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Learn
Green Township
Cookport
F. W. Henry
Ridgway
Ry V. Beringer
Near Commodore
Opal Henry
Lucerne
John Orr
H. Learn
Greensburg
Hara Learn
Elias
Alexander Learn
Peter Learn
Boucher Rites Held for Indiana Man at Oakland Cemetery
Harry K. Boucher, 62, lifelong Indiana resident, died Friday night at his West Philadelphia Street home from complications after a Christmas stroke. Funeral service at his late residence Monday afternoon, interment in Oakland cemetery. Survived by widow Clara Herron Boucher, daughter Mrs. G. B. Hood, three grandchildren, and brother Taylor H. Boucher of Punxsutawney. Presbyterian church member and former caretaker for Roch Pittsburgh Coal Co. on Church street. Funeral conducted by Dr. Robert L. Clark.
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Oakland Cemetery
Harry K. Boucher
Indiana
West Philadelphia Street
Alexander
Margaret
Hartman) Boucher
Rochester Pittsburgh Coal Company
Church Street
Presbyterian Church
Bill’s Lodge
Order of United American Mechanics
Town
Robert L. Clark
Clara (Herron) Boucher
G. B. Hood
Taylor H. Boucher
Punxautawney
Pierce Funeral In Smicksburg For 68 Year Old Resident
Funeral services were held in Smicksburg Lutheran church for William Thomas Pierce 68 a Smicksburg resident since 1897 who died at home Monday. Interment followed in the church cemetery He was born March 15 1879 in Banks township son of the late Washington Pierce Survived by his widow and daughter Vallie Barnett Also listed are brothers and sisters including Elmer Pierce Debbie McManus Elizabeth McCormick and several others. The service was conducted by Rev J B Troutman.
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Smicksburg Lutheran Church
William Thomas Pierce
Smicksburg
Banks Township
Washington Pierce
Bell Telephone Company
George R. Cessna
Ebensburg
C. B.cessna
Glen Campbell
R. J. Wetzell
W. F. Cessna
Rossiter
H. A. McCall
Marion Center
Dallan Smith
Loyd
James Cesena
Gipsy
Anna Balsgiver
Big Run
Hbensburg
Daniel E Painter dies. interment at Elders Ridge Cemetery
Daniel E Painter, aged 46, well known in Elders Ridge, died Friday evening at his home. He leaves a widow and children including Mrs. Margaret Salsgiver, Mrs. Bernice Salsgiver of Indiana, Elmer Painter of Hiders Ridge, Mrs. Viola Henry of Wilkinsburg, Mrs. Mildred Stepkichner of Corsopolis, Mya, Nellie Angchitz of Beatdale, Emil Painter of Apollo, and Cool Painter at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elders Ridge
Daniel EB. Painter
Margaret Salsgiver
Bernice Salsgiver
Indiana
Elmer Painter
Hiders Ridge
Viola Henry
Wilkinsburg
Mildred Stepkichner
Corsopolis
Mya
Nellie Angchitz
Beattdale
Emil Painter
Apollo
Cool Painter
Mrs Janes Craig Funeral in Yatesboro
Funeral services for Mrs. Janes Craig aged 73 plus were held at her late residence in Yatesboro. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery. Died Wednesday night at home. Born in Scotland she had lived in Yatesboro 80 years. Survived by husband and children William Craig R J Craig Mrs W B Griffith of Indiana Mrs F F Moore of Homer City ten grandchildren two great grandchildren and brothers and sisters Robert Patterson Nanty Glo Joseph Patterson Johnstown Mrs George Walwork Falls Creek Mrs John Shaw Trinidad Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Cemetery
Town
James Craig
Yatesboro
Scotland
William Craig
R. J. Craig
W. B. Griffith
Indiana
F. F. Moore
Homer City
Aaters
Robert Patterson
Nanty- Glo
Joseph Patterson
Johnstown
George Walwork
Falls Creek
John Shaw
Trinidad, Colo
Mrs James Sharpe Dies at 78 in Nanty-Glo
Mrs James Sharpe aged 78, a native of the county, died Thursday at the Old Folks Home at Scalp Level. Born Matilda Wells, she leaves husband Alton Sharpe of Nanty-Glo and daughters Minnie Hutchinson of Indiana and Lillian Miller of Williamsport, with interment in Oakland Cemetery after Saturday service.
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Nanty-Glo
Oakland Cemetery
Town
James Sharpe
Scalp Level
Matilda Wells
Alton Sharpe
Nanty- Glo
Minnie Hutchinson
Indiana
Lillian Miller
Williamsport
Mrs Angeline Mack Rites Held In Armagh Church
Funeral services were conducted Saturday at the Armagh M E B church and interment followed in Armagh cemetery for Mrs Angeline Mack aged 82 a White township native and former Armagh resident who died Wednesday at her daughter in law Mrs Rose Mack’s ConeMaugh home after a long illness. She was born June 20 1861 daughter of the late Thomas Carney widow of David Mack ex storekeeper and postmaster of Armagh who died in 1929. Surviving are a son Thomas Mack of Armagh and a brother Wesley Carney of near Seward.
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Armagh
Thomas Mack
Wesley Carney
Near
Seward
Tailor Leandro Cardellino Dies in Blairsville at 53
Leandro Cardellino a native of Italy and longtime Blairsville tailor died Saturday in an Indiana hospital at age 53. He resided in Blairsville for many years and conducted a tailoring business. He is survived by his widow, 11 children, and two brothers in Blairsville with interment in the local Catholic church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville ‘Catholic Church
Leandro ‘Cardellino
Blairaville
Indiana Hospital
Italy
Blairsville
Augustus Fetterman obituary in Wilgus community
Augustus Fetterman aged 43 years 10 months died suddenly from a heart attack at his Wilgus home on December 19 He was a longtime engineer at the Wilgus coal plant before retiring due to ill health The funeral was at his home with interment in Montgomery cemetery He leaves a widow Minnie and three daughters Zonia Nora and Edna all at home plus four brothers John Murray Steele and Blair of nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Fetterman
Wilgus
Montgomery
Minnie Fetterman
Zonia
Nora
Edna
John and
Murray
Steele
Hillsdale
Blair
Clymer
Miss Kathryne White Dies After Illness at Cresson
Kathryne E White aged 22 died at Cresson after a long illness Wednesday evening. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs C N White of Rochester Mills. Survived by two brothers Charles of Frederick Maryland and William of Washington DC. She was a member of the Episcopal church of Philipsburg where services were held Saturday with interment there.
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Kathryne FB. White
Cresson
C. N. White
Rochester Mills
Charles White
Frederick, Md
William White
Washington, D.C
Episcopal Church of
Philipsburg
Snyder Rites Held for Daniel Walter Snyder Near Ringgold
Funeral services were conducted Monday at St. James Lutheran near Ringgold for Daniel Walter Snyder aged over 78 who died Saturday at his Dayton area home. Interment followed in the church cemetery. He leaves a widow a son Lowry of Timblin and two daughters Mrs Silas Neese near New Bethlehem and Mrs R E McCanna of Kittanning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Lutheran’ Church
Ringgold
Daniel Walter Snyder
Dayton
Lowry
Timblin
Silas Neese
Near New Bethlehem
R. E. McCanna
Kittanning
Mrs Samuel S Sheffler Rites At Home
Mrs Samuel S Sheffler aged over 89 died Monday at her Homer City home after a long life in Homer City and Coral communities. Born near Homer City she was daughter of James Bracken and lifelong Lutheran Chapel member. She married Civil War veteran Samuel Sheffler in 1872. Survived by son Jasper of Spirit Lake Idaho and daughter Mrs E B Henrickson of Derry, plus nine grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Funeral services are at her late residence this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel S. Sheffler
Homer City
James Bracken
Coral
Lutheran Chapel
Samuel
Sheffler
Jasper
Spirit Lake
Idaho
E. 8. Henrickson
Derry
Miss Mary Wilson Dies. Funeral Held in Plumville
Funeral services for Miss Mary Wilson aged over 70 were held Saturday at Bowser Funeral Home with Rev J E Giffen officiating. Interment followed in Plumville Cemetery. She died Thursday at her nephew George Wilson’s home near Dayton and had lived in Plumville and Dayton all her life. She was a Plumville Presbyterian member, survived by brother Harry Wilson of Vandergrift and nephews George Wilson near Dayton and William Wilson of Plumville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumville
J. E. Giffen
Bowser
Mary Wilson
George Wilson
Mrs Pisch Dies in Coal Run At 59 In Catholic Cemetery
Mrs John Pisch died Wednesday at her home in Coal Run from complications of diseases. Funeral Saturday at McIntyre Catholic St Bernard cemetery. She leaves her husband and children Mrs Andy Pozar Mrs Joseph Yuha Tony Tad and Walter Piseh, all of Coal Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre Catholic Church
St. Bernard
John Pisch
Coal Run
Andy Pozar
Joseph Yuha
Tony
Tad
Walter Piseh
Mrs Nellie Mubn Dies in Washington After Illness
Mrs Nellie Mubn Muhn died Tuesday in Washington DC after a long illness. Born in Indiana, she was the daughter of the late Crawford J Long and wife of the late. Survivors include daughter Dorothy Barr of Washington DC, brother Edwin H Long of town, and four sisters Mrs Melle Rubins of Ponce Park Florida, Mrs William Scott of Export, Mrs Alfred Smith of Verona, and Mrs James Foreman of Wilkinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Muhn
Washington,d. C
Indiana
Crawford J. 'T. Long
Dorothy Barr
Washington, D. C
Edwin ‘H. Long
Town
Melle Rubins
Ponce ‘Park
Pla
William Scott
Export
Alfred ‘Smith
Verona
James Foreman
Wilkinsburg
Alonza Grant Fitzgerald Dead at Vandergrift Age Sixty Six
Alonza Grant Fitzgerald aged about 66 died at his Vandergrift home on Thursday. He was born near Atwood and leaves a widow and children Leason Fitzgerald and Mrs Aultman of Vandergrift Arnal and Leslie Pitagerald of Apollo and Wyonna at home. He also leaves 32 grandchildren, a sister Nattle Fitzgerald and a brother B H Fitzgerald of Conemaugh Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonza Grant Fitzgerald
Vandergrift
Atwood
Leason Fitzgerald
Aultman
Arnal
Leslie Pitagerald
Apollo
Wyonna
Slater
Mies Nattle Fitzgerald
B. H. Fitzgerald
Conemaugh Township
Personal Brevities Highlight Local Holiday Movements
Mrs Elizabeth Fowler of South Sixth Street left Saturday to spend winter with daughter Mrs Bertha White in New Concord Ohio. Mrs Harry Neal of West Church Street returned home after visiting her brother and sister in Philadelphia. Mrs J M Stewart of South Seventh Street is home from a visit with brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs John Buchanan of Ford City. Grace Rowe, holiday guest of her parents George and Mrs Rowe, returns to Clairton where she teaches high school. Mrs H B Neal of West Church Street returned from a holiday visit with her sister and Mr and Mrs William Widdowson in Philadelphia. Rev and Mrs R M Offutt of West Church Street hosted during the holidays their daughter Anna Jean a Grove City College student and son Donald of Annapolis. Albert Hill Norman Palmer Benjamin and Clair Murdick of Brushvalley township were in Indiana. Mr Hill renewed his Progress subscription. Mr and Mrs David Schrecengost of West Philadelphia Street hosted New Year visitors Mr and Mrs Donald Schrecengost and children and Mrs Ama Schrecengost of Kittanning. Guests at Robert D. Marshalls Beyer home on Christmas included Mr and Mrs Albert G Drew from Middletown NY, Mrs Belle Van Horne and Mrs Olive Hamilton of Georgeville, Ralph Nichol and family of Home, Mrs J F Marshall and Cate Marshall of Beyer, Anthony Burns and Mrs Emma Burnheimer now in Vandergrift, Indiana visitors Tuesday. Mrs Burnheber spent the day with her father John H Houck of East Oaket. Mr Burns, formerly of Washington Township, spent the day at his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Fowler
South Sixth Street
Bertha White
New Concord
Harry Neal
West Church Street
Widdowson
Philadelphia
J.M. Stewart
South Seventh Street
John ‘Buchanan
Ford City
Grace Rowe
George JL. Rowe
Clairton
H.B. Neal
William Widdowson
Donald Schrecengost
Ama Schrecengost
Kittanning
Robert D. Marshall
Beyer
Albert G. Drew
Middletown
N. Y
Belle van Horne
Olive Hamilton
Georgeville
Ralph Nichol and Family
Homa
J. F. Marshall
Cate Marshall
Anthony Burns
Emma Burnheimer
Indiana County
Vandergrift
Indiana
Progreag and Pittsburgh Post Gazette Readers Note
A concise reader message references Progreag and the Pittsburgh Post Gazette addressed to R D readers. The note mentions figures 36 and 60 in a brief circulation context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Progreag and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
Club Meeting Charades Reveal Hidden Romance
Mabel and Daisy, upset, host a club charades night at a large drawing room. Mrs. Jones recruits a neighbor for a hat and coat clue, leading to an unexpected reunion with Hunter Corbett. Daisy learns he is her former fiancé returning after four years to reconcile. Daisy and Mabel confront confusion about Daisy’s husband and the morning order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Daisy
Eternty Club
Daissy
Henry Jones
Tintess
Mrs. Tones
Richard Mansfield
Ted
Hell
Als. Jones
Mrs. Jones
Ulster
Derby
Professor Barnes
the Barnes
Dalsy
Hunter James ‘Corbett
Dansy
Hunter Corbett
Thore
Daia
Tad
Rail-Bus Spendy On Brighton Devis Dyke Line
A new Rail-Bus with a 100 horsepower gleam engine is placed on the Brighton Devis Dyke line of the Southern Railway of Bogland. It will accommodate 44 passengers and during test runs has reached speed over sixty miles an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton-Devlis Dyke
Southern Railway
Bogland
Slyty Willes
Fox Huntsmen Use Autos to Reach Scene of Sport
In the early days huntsmen rode to the chase while dogs led, but now they arrive by auto as the pack bays. The fox uses clever tactics to evade the hounds, often slipping to streams and dense cover. The chase lasts hours unless the fox is near a den, with riders aiming to bag the quarry alive if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowiiler
Washington Post
Manny
Lotteries in History and Public Works Use
The piece surveys how nations and colonies used lotteries to fund public works from Elizabeth I to colonial America, noting England’s long revenue era and the later abolition waves in New York Massachusetts and European states, while citing projects like harbor improvements Westminster Bridge and museums as funded by lottery revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Massachusetts
Tongland
France
Belgium
Sweden
Elizabeth
Virginia
Westminster Bridge
London
British Museum
England
Phoey
West Point Cadets Paid by Government Tuition Not Charged
Cadets at West Point do not pay tuition. they are paid by the government. Cadet pay for one year plus ration commutation totals 1072 dollars. A mileage allowance is credited after admission, and an initial deposit of about 800 dollars for uniforms is due to the academy treasurer before admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
West Paint
Aniiitary Academy
Academy
Greenland Icebergs and the Ice Cap's Reach
Greenland sits beneath a vast ice cap about 5000 feet deep. Glaciers pour into the sea, breaking off to form icebergs that drift into Baffin Bay and Davis Strait. Thousands are launched yearly, with most grounding on Labrador and Newfoundland shores or melting away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
Atrip
Baffin Bay
Davia Strait
Fey Mountains
Labrador
Newfoundland
Vatican City properties and boundaries outline includes St Peter’s
An article details the Vatican City area within Vatican boundaries near St Peter’s, describing the Holy See complex from the Vatican palace to the gardens and adjacent buildings. It notes thirteen buildings within or near the zone, having extraterritorial rights and housing congregations and officials essential to Holy See administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
St. Peter's
Vatican Palace
Holy See
The Whale Shark Size and Feeding Is Notable
The whale shark is described as the largest and rarest fish, estimated to reach 70 feet in length with a massive mouth and about 6 000 tiny teeth. It relies on plankton as its main food source and is noted as a filter feeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sae
Dog License Deadline Looms in Indiana County
Blaine Show, head of Dog Law Enforcement in Indiana County, warns dog owners that 1934 licenses are now with the County Treasurer and must be obtained by January 15. All dogs six months and older must be licensed, or owners face fines up to 100 dollars, jail up to thirty days, or both. Explanations are not accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa
Commonwealth
Justice of the Peace
Funeral Attendees Fill Coolport Church for A. Learn
A large crowd attended the funeral at Coolport Lutheran church Sunday for A Learn. Mrs Dean Barber and Hons of Inwin visited the family, others dropped by Jidson Parry's home. Mrs Adam Sides spent a day with Mona Pyle. A mix of local names attended Miss Martha Mulavorm's funeral in Clymer recently. Milton Waltemire remains ill, while Peter Taylor stays in hospital. Includes a wispy dialect story excerpt about Mammy Three and a boy craving fried chicken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryhill
A. §. Learn
Coolport Lutheran Church
Dean Barber and Hons
Inwin
Wests
Jidson Parry
Adam Sides
Mona Pyle
George Wolf
Wilford Raymond
Penn Row
John Engle
Catherine
Martha Mulavorm
Clymer
Judson Parry
Mary Atking
Margaret Engle
Pyle
Milton Waltemire
Gickest
Clary Waltemire
Michael McQueeney
Peter Taylor
Tridiana Hospital
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U. 5
Harry KK
Boucher
William T. Pierce
Daniel E. Painter
Mrs
Janes Craig
Mra. James Sharpe
Angeline Mack
Leondro Cardellinng
Kathryne E. ‘White
John ‘Pisch
Nellie Mubn
Alonza Grant
Fitzgerald
Florence Douglas
Meciure
Nawapaper
BHP Nnw
Fnally
New Years Greetings
DR. Stahlman
Philadelphia Street
R.W. Wehrle
Indiana, Pa
Indiana Motor Co
North Eighth Street
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