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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1917
Page
3
A compact notice dated October 24 1905 records a minor court entry from Bell 203 noting a second ding session and related proceedings. The fragment references Indiana jurisdiction and ongoing docket activity with no further names or dates provided.
RECENT DEATHS. Samuel A. P Walbeoks, Samuel Gilbert Walbeck, of Brushvalley township, died Thursday evening at the home of his son, R. C. Walbeck, of Homer City. He was born February 13, 1846, a former West Wheatfield resident, and a respected farmer and Republican leader. Surviving children include W. G. Walbeck of Johnstown, R. C. Walbeck of Homer City, Rev. J. B. Walbeck of Myrtle Creek, Ore., Mrs. L. H. Stiles of Glassboro, N. J., and several others. Funeral in Homer City. Also: Mrs. Clara Belle McIntire died near Jacksonville January 11 after stomach trouble. Survived by husband John Albert McIntire and several children. Funeral in Jacksonville. Ephraim Wallace, West Wheatfield township resident, died December 30 at 75. June 28, 1842 birth. survived by widow and four children. Funeral at Bethel cemetery near Clyde. Mrs. Jesse Goodlin, Ella Goodlin, 23, Marion Center, died of diphtheria with husband seriously ill. Survivors include parents, one daughter Muriel, sisters, and a brother. Funeral at the Goodlin home and later services. Stephen Wasick, died at Homer City from acute alcoholism. Survived by wife and two children.
J Wilber Pantall died December 18 after a seven week valvular heart disease battle. He was 48, survived by a widow Leila, daughter Dorothy, mother L W Pantall and sisters in Portland. A former bank desk, trust company director, Presbyterian church trustee, and Sabbath school superintendent, Pantall lived in Portland after leaving Lewiston Idaho for his wife’s health. The Duff College alumnus and West Penn hospital ex assistant superintendent was buried December 21 after a service by Rev. Dr. John Boyd.
James J Reed age 70 of Cherryhill township died at Kenwood. Caroline N Dick survives with children War 2D Reed Mrs GO UL Householder Mrs Wo NL Tom vieson and Joss Reed. Interment in Manor cemetery. John W Patterson aged 71 died in Pittsburgh. Martin Nordby age 51 a machinist for Clymer Water Co died near Upper Two Lick. Wilfred Wigham infant son died in Idamar. John Lytle Smith aged 71 died in Leonard South Dakota. Card of Thanks from the Walbeck family expresses gratitude for support during illness and death.
At a January 2, 1917 meeting the Chamber presented and adopted resolutions acknowledging the death of Mr A B Cunningham. He served as first vice president and was a loyal, charitable community member whose loss is deeply felt. The resolutions extend sympathy to his family and authorize publication and minutes inscription. Committee: T B Clark, C C Dinsmore, D L Moorhead.
Executors Norio and Latters request all persons with claims against the estate of L. Johnston of Washington township to present them for settlement. A meeting of stockholders of the Clymer Water Housins of Indiana will be held at the office in the Saw Dogs and Trust Building Indiana Pa on January 2th 1917 at 2 oclock PM to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and conduct regular business. Rank I Harvey president W. Os Hamilton secretary Indiana Pa January 5 3911
Letters testamentary granted for the estate of A I S Conningham, deceased, require those holding claims to present them with proper authentication for settlement. SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY OF IN DIANA, WA, and Huth Pay Dai and others named as executors request all debtors and known creditors to make prompt payment or present claims. 2. William M. Isuterbaugil, Executor.
First National Bank figures and deposits are listed along with an executor notice for the estate of Samuel G Walbeek. Letters testamentary granted to Albert Walbeek of Johnstown. Creditors to present claims and debtors to pay promptly by January 10, 1917.
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