Obituary notices for Mrs Floyd K Dorn and Walter S Hartsock
Mrs Floyd K Dorn aged 28 dies from pneumonia after a week long illness in Indiana. Funeral at First United Presbyterian with interment at Greenwood. survives husband three children mother sister and brother. Walter S Hartsock 56 dies suddenly at home in Warren Ohio from a heart attack. formerly in Indiana retail and J C Penney manager. survives wife two daughters a son and two brothers. long time member of local church and Masonic lodge.
Funeral notices and obituaries for Mrs. Rachel Blose and Philip Kunkle
Mrs. Rachel Blose of near Hamilton died Wednesday night at age 96. Funeral at her residence followed by interment in Hamilton cemetery. She was born between Trade City and Hamilton, maiden name Cochran, wife of David M. Blose. Survived by six of nine children. Also, Philip Kunkle died at Creekside aged 90. Funeral Thursday at Creekside Presbyterian Church, interment Greenwood cemetery. Born April 43 1842, farmer in Washington township, long resident of Creekside. Survived by four children, 22 grandchildren, 38 great grandchildren, and brother Walter Kunkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Blose
Hamilton
Trade City
Blose
Rachel Cochran
David M. Blose
Evangelical Church
B. A. Blose
G. W. Means
Punxsutawney
A. Co. Reed
Albion
Laura Smith
May
Ida Blose
Philip Kunkle
Creekside Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Big Home
Creekside
Washington Township
J. K. Boston
Bert Kunkle
P. Kunkle
Harry Kunkle
M. B. Sutton
Hoe
Walter Kunkle
Blairsville
Obituary notices for Reithmiller and Mikesell death
Lawrence J. Reithmiller aged 79 dies December 24 at son Ira B. Reithmiller’s home near Commodore after a life in the county as teacher and farmer. funeral at son’s home with Roy Shaffer officiating and burial at Taylorsville cemetery. He leaves two sons and several siblings. Gus A. Mikesell, born 1870 in Center township, dies in Hutchison Kansas after long illness. survived by widow Lilly Wolfe Mikesell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence J. Reithmiller
Lawrence J. Reithmiler
Ira B. Reith- Miller
Commodore
Rayne Township
Mids
Margaret Isabella Lydie
Green Township
Purchhase Line Academy
Tndfany State Normal School
Roy. Shaffer
Dixonville
Taylorsville
Ira
Harry A. Reithmiller
Charled
Louisa Reithmiller
Deckers Point
Amelia Kidd
Purchase Line
G. B. Reithmiller
Smicksburg
Henry F. Roeithmiller
Pittsburgh
Gus A
Engle Rites Held for Giles H Engle at Greenwood Cemetery
Giles Henry Engle died Friday at the home of his daughter Mrs Dessin Overman town. The deceased born near Pina Flats resided there for years then moved to Indiana. He married Della Cord and produced four children three survive Percy and Sidney Engle of Detroit and Mrs Dessia Overman of town. His second wife Lucinda Smith died years ago. He leaves ten grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles Henry Engle
Church
Town
Greenwood Cemetery
Dessin Overman
Pina Flats
Indiana
Mins Della Cord
Percy and
Sidney Engle
Detroit
Mich
Dessia Overman
Lucinda Smith
Mrs Albert A Daugherty Rites Scheduled in Saltsburg
Funeral services for Mrs. Albert A Daugherty will be held Thursday at 2 30 PM from her Saltsburg home with interment in Saltsburg Cemetery Rev J Stanley Harker pastor of the Saltsburg Presbyterian church will conduct the services The deceased aged 0 years had lived in Saltsburg many years and was a member of the Saltsburg Presbyterian church She is survived by her husband and by siblings Hannah Grinder of Saltsburg Morgan B Strausler of Wilkinsburg Calvin Doughty and Mrs James McKee of Pittsburgh Richard Doughty of Apollo and Mrs Hugh Wilson of Canton Q
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A, Daugherty
Saltsburg
Albert A. Daugherty
Bultsburg
Vantine Piper
Blairsville Free
Lisle G. Piper
Tunnelton
Clair Piper
War‘yen
J. T. Logjan
Tarentum
Obituary notices from Clearfield county area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Clearfield county and nearby towns. Saint Clair Hurd, 0 years, Rochester Mills. Sidney Neal, Corsica native, age about 70. Vantine Piper, Blairsville, 66. John McAfoose, Grant township, 43. Miss Helen Steffy, 15. Nellie E Bolen, 4 years 8 months. Mrs. Hyun Kleinstab, Johnstown. Edna Lepenas, Homer City, age 2½. Burial details at Corsica, Blairsville, Rowley, Livingstone and local cemeteries. Surviving relatives listed for each, with residences.
Mourria Rupert Morris Dies After Christmas Pneumonia
Morria Rupert Morris aged 83 a longtime Brick Church resident died on Christmas day from pneumonia He was a member of the Reformed Lutheran church of South Bend Surviving are his widow and several children Burial occurred in South Bend cemetery Infant Couple Return from Funeral of Fight Relatives Killed in Mines Disaster in Winds December 24 Mr and Mrs John O Neal of 1336 School street returned from Moneaqua Illinois after attending funeral services for eight Mrs O Neals relatives killed in the Mowenqua mine explosion on Saturday Dec 24 She lost two brothers three uncles and three cousins An uncle escaped death by leaving the mine car to fetch tools Her father also worked in the mine and was not at work that day Rescue efforts found Mr O Neals brother and an uncle dead with arms about each other and handkerchiefs in their mouths to halt fumes Others in the mine were killed Many bodies were badly mutilated Undertakers placed the bodies on large Caskets into the mine for viewing was limited due to condition of remains and services were held at various churches
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morria
Rupert Morris Rupert
Brick Church
Aneumonia
Reformed Lutheran Church of
South Bend
John O'Neal
School Street
Moneaqua
Ill
O’neal
Mowenqua
O'Neal
Brother
The Fable of the Bust Over 8
George Ade parodies high society through the Whamm family as Irving J. Whatnny, a pampered old dog of a man, endures a lavish Midwinter party prep and social mockery. The piece riffs on appearances, fashion, and reform as the tale ends with a cautionary moral about old dogs learning new tricks.
Community Dinner At Cunningham Home Near Shel octa Road
A Monday evening chicken dinner for about fifty neighbors was hosted at J Wilbur Cunningham’s home on the Shel octa road west of town. Guests enjoyed games for all ages, with a long-running community event that fosters happiness and lasting friendships and offers relief from Depression era worries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham Home
J. Wilbur Cunningham
Shelocta Road
Christmas Dinner Guests in Livermore Home
A turkey dinner was enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Fitzgerald in Livermore on December 24. Guests included A. H. Wiggins and family, T. W. Wiggins and family, D. D. Walker of Sheloca, Mrs. Margaret Steele and Stella from Indiana, and Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Hughes and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore
B. H. Fitzgerald
A. H. Wiggins
T. W. Wiggins
D. D. Walker
Sheloca
Margaret Steele
Stella
Indiana
Steele-Foster wedding in Whitesburg and East Mahoning township
Farst Steele Charles Herbert Forster of Whitesburg married Miss Emabel Steele daughter of Mr and Mrs Clark Steele of East Mahoning township. The ceremony took place Friday afternoon at North Seventh street residence with Rev Samuel W. Shane of the Second United Presbyterian church officiating. Attendants were Kenneth Kerr and Miss Sarah Rankin of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farst Steele Charles Herbert Forster
Whitesburg
Emabel Steele
Clark Steele
East Mahoning Township
Samuel W. Shane
Allison and Miss Myra Young wed at Presbyterian manse
Allison Young and Miss Myra Clark both of Derry were married Friday evening at the Presbyterian manse by Rev. Dr. Robert L. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison-Young
Clark Allison
Myra
Young
Derry
Presbyterian
Town
Robert L. Clark
Two Moravian Mission Pioneers Sparked Modern Foreign Missions
The 200th anniversary of Moravian missionaries Leonard Dober and David Nitschmann marks the birth of Protestant overseas preaching. Beginning in 1732 from Herrnhut Germany with thirty shillings, they preached to slaves in the West Indies and later to Eskimos Red Indians and Hottentots, inspiring other churches to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Dober
David Nitschmann
Herrnhut
Germany
West Indies
Hottentots
London
Childish revenge on dominant parents through inquiry
A passage from Parents! Magazine advises letting a school age child solve problems to gain intellectual growth. If adults answered a child’s questions to display wisdom, the child may ask to embarrass elders. A boy’s curiosity about library history exposed a dominant mother’s ignorance, illustrating that guiding a child to find answers builds learning rather than outwitting others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lkely
John J. B. Morgan
Muguy
Learning to fly requires mastery of takeoffs and landings
The piece argues pilots should learn in mid air before attempting takeoffs or landings. It notes that three hours solo flight precedes A license tests, which include a medical exam and air traffic rule knowledge. It stresses the importance of precise judgment and three-dimensional rules for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Warwick i
Pear‘gon’s
Land Elevations and Mountain Terminology
A concise definition of mountain elevation contrasts with hills, noting regional variations. It explains that elevations 100 to 200 feet may be termed mountains in flat surroundings like southern New Jersey and Texas plains, while higher elevations near major mountain ranges are called hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Plains
Texas
Rocky Mountains
Beauty Talks By MARJORIE DUNCAN Famous Beauty Expert
Beauty expert MARJORIE DUNCAN discusses wrinkle causes and prevention. She links dry fragile skin, nervous strain, squinting, and emotional tension to lines, urging nourishing creams, protective oils, and inner calm. Emphasizes avoiding overwork and maintaining quiet thoughts for a youthful appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Duncan
Local Social Roundup and Illness Report from Mercer Area
Mrs. Ross Bowles and daughters of Mercer visited relatives for the holidays. William King of Philadelphia vacationed with the Patter sons at Salam and Commodore. Rev. McKnight stayed with the Scott Douglass family on Sunday. Mrs. W. E. Patterson and William Perry visited Johnstown on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bowser were business callers in Barnesboro. A large number in the vicinity are ill with influenza. Mrs. David Douglass visited Sarah and Mary Bagley Friday evening. Mrs. Ida McAnulty is sick. Lottie Rummel remains a patient in Spangler hospital. Imogene and Ronaldo McDonnell, formerly employed in Barnesboro, are at home. Louise Biss of Cherry Tree spent Christmas in Spruce. Miss Frailey of Arvona called on the E. A. Biss home recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Bowles
Mercer
William King
Philadelphia
Pattersons
Salam
Commodore
McKnight
Scott Douglass
W. E. Patterson
William Perry
Johnstown
Samuel Bowser
Barnesboro
David Douglass
Sarah
Mary Bagley
Ida McAnulty
Lottie Rummel
Spangler Hospital
Imogene
Ronaldo McDonnell
Louise Biss
Cherry Tree
Spruce
Misses Frailey
Arvona
E. A
Local visitors and callers pass through Alverda area
Alverda and nearby towns report a parade of visitors and callers. Logan Parry and F Dam on Spangler called in town. Isabelle Borganie visits sister Mrs. Charles Miller in Patton. Mary Ligas from Cleveland visits her parents Frank and Mrs Ligas. Stafford area hosts Martha and Sister. Multiple residents travel for business and family visits to Johnstown Newark Pittsburgh and Eiza beth town and Cold Spring New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Parry
Clymer
R.D
F. Damon
Spangler
Isabelle Borganie
Charles Miller
Patton
Mary Ligas
Cleveland
Frank Ligas
D. &. Martin
Martha
Harry ‘Ansted
Harrisboro
Andy Seaman
Hellwood
Alma Vater
Alma Leone
Johnstown
Frank Szalma
Irene
Frank Horvath
Eizabethtown
Stephen van Ness
Doris Ann
Newark
N. J
Albert Contrace
Pittsburgh
John Sutila
Dick Beringer
Local Social Notes and Verse Fragment From Syracuse
Mr and Mrs Ned Baker and family of Namine spent Monday at Mrs Georges Stiffiters home Miss Wylda Beringer visited relatives in Commodore Misses Daisy Birdavee Crosman Orpha and Violet Goodlin of Hazelett visited town Thursday Maxie Coble of Burnside stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles King Mr and Mrs Bert Rummel and Agnes Harkins visited Mundys Corners Wayne Coble visited Stafford relatives George McManus and daughter Gladys Mae of Cockport visited Mahlon Beringer family Friday Odessa Coble spent days at the Sars Butterbaugh home in Stifflertown Touch the Harp Gently a quatrain about a salesman Phipps who married abroad and died of shock upon seeing chips in a joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Baker
Namine
George Stiffiter
Wylda Beringer
Commodore
Daisy
Birdavee Crosman
Orpha
Violet Goodlin
Hazelett
Maxie Coble
Burnside
Charles King
Bert Rummel
Agnes Harkins
Mundys Corners
Wayne Coble
Floyd McCracken
Stafford
B. N. Beringer
Indiana
George McManus
Gladys Mae
Cockport
Mahlon Beringer
Wallie Coble
Odessa Coble
Sars Butterbaugh
Stifflertown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Floyd K. Dorn
Joan J. Mctiva
First United Presbyterian Church
South Seventh Street
Martha Yuckenberg
Indiana High School
Indiana State Teachers College
Laura Louise
Catherine Marie
Floyd Leroy
Maude Morsland
Fay Yuckenberg
Laura Yuckenberg
A. G. Bowser
Bedford
Indiana Hospital
Walter S. Hartsock
Warren
Liberty
Onillicothe
J. C. Penney
Warren Presbyterian Church
Williamsport
W. ©. Gamble
Florence May Hartsock
Walter J. Hartsock
Salem
Also & Brother
Quincy Hartaock
Liberty, Penna
St. Clair Hurd
Lajase
Glearfield County
Rochester Mills
Odd Fellows Lodge
Andrew and
Ray Hurd
Irene Hurd
Greensburg
Sidney Neal
Corsica
William Neal
Paul
David
Dean
Alice Neal
Susie Fitzsimmons
Mildred
Wilbur Neal
John McAfoose
Son
Wilgus Wesleyan
George McAfoose
Helen Steffy
Robingon
J. A. McCamey
M. OB
John Steffy
Near Lawn
Nellie E. Bolen
Nellie EB. Bolen
H. T. Bolen
Harland
Wiliam
Archie
Robert
Garrie
Aynnuim Kleinstah
Hyun Kleinstab
Eina Lepenas
St. Bernard Catherolic
Edna Lepanas
Homer City
George Ade
Bett
Tim
Irving J
Fioira
Debs
Charleston
Whamm
Papa
Chauncey Wainwright
Frostess
Irving
Serena
Mrs. Wainwright
Susie
Chlorine
St. Patrick
Taft
Goliath
Spartacus
Colosseum
Washington
The
Delaware
Charley Dawes
Senate
Mr. Whamm
Mr. Whamui Tna
Hia Ilock
Oscar Shaw
Ames
Congress
Building Department
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Janey
Parent's Magazine
Alverda
Berringer
Phipps
Block
Syracuse
Lawyer Man
William Powell
Will Rogers
Edward G. Robinson
Sallie
George O'Brien
Zane Grey
Yen
Sre
Geo. D.leydic Abe
Ead Yneral Director
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