Obituary notices from Johnstown and surrounding areas
Funeral services and interments are reported for multiple local residents including John W. Beck aged 68 of Johnstown died in Jefferson hospital after throat operation complications. Chester A. Dodson of Ehrenfeld, World War veteran, buried at Covyode cemetery. David B. Allison long-time North Mahoning resident buried in Blairsville area. James Neal Kunkle 43, influenza death in Derry township and William D. White 71 of Cowanshannonock township interred at Slatehill. William Eugene States nine, died in Punxsutawney hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datin
W. ‘Hach
West Fairfield
New Florence
John W. Beck
Johnstown
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphie
Mra. Mary
Haggerty) Bach
Levi and
Hilzabeth (Lowman) Esch
Centerville
West Wheatfield Township
Cambria Steel Company
Eugene
Frank
John
Norfolk
Ide Steele
Alice Wisegrave
Lorain, O
Covyode
David B. Allison
North Mahoning Township
Frank Blose
Pittsburgh
Thomas
Nancy
Dickey)Allizon
Marchand
Jemima Frances Coulter
Silas Gourley
Big Run
Francis David Allison
Meadville
Frank Blage
Samuel B. Allison
Franklinville
N. Y
John R. Allison
Wichita
Kans
Thomas Brown
Shamrock
Texas
Blairaville
James Neal Kunkle
Derry Township
Blairsville
Leona Horrell
Cokeville
Harry
Torrance
Charles
Trafford City
William
American Legion
Smithport
M. BA
William Eugene States
Mary States
Banks Township
Punxsutawney
Mildred Thayer
Indiana
Geneva
Edna
Jean
James
Lynn
Merle
Buddy
Rites Held for Local Residents in Crossroads County
Loyd B Gaston aged 29 of near Rossiter dies from injuries in a coal mine fall at work. Funeral in Remsiter church with interment in Marchand cemetery. He was born Sept 7, 1907 in Canoe township and survived by parents and siblings Lyon Wilbur Clay Viola. Also listed are George H Johnston 65 of Rochester Mills and Michael Cesario 29 of Punxsutawney with obituaries and services. Rev Frank Ware 75 of Johnstown and Michael S Murray 73 formerly of Rossiter. notices include former roles and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd HB
Gaston
Union
Remsiter
Church
Dloyd B. Gaston
Rossiter
Indiana Hospital
Melvin Gaston
Canoe Township
Rosister
Lyon
Wlidwood
Wilbur
Fulton Run
Clay
Leonard
Viola
George H. Johnston
Marchand Cemetery
Rochester Mills
Franklin Johnston
Cance Township
Sylvia Pifer
Alfred
Katherine Johnston
Martha Gibson
Johnstown
Burton Johnston
Michael Cesario
Punxsutawney
Willis Hauck
Clymer
John Davis
Edward Wagener, Jr
Indiana
Catherine Fullerton
Big Run
Grace Hauck
Wiliam Hauck
Washington
Frank W. Ware
Memorial Hospital
Cherry Tree Evangelical Church
R. C. Miller
Pittsburgh
Michael S. Murray
Washington, D. C
Roasiter
Brandon
John
Edward
Francis
Charles Conway
New York City
Indiana County Dramatics Meet at State Farm Show
District 12 youths from Indiana and Cambria counties perform The Eleventh Mayor under coach Charles M. McMillen at the State Farm Products Show. Eastern division Wednesday, central Thursday with 15 cent admission per session. 24 plays across three divisions. Dick Fulmer of Marion Center to represent Indiana County at the State Horseshoe Pitching Tournament Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Indiana and
Cambria
State Farm Products
Charles M. McMillen
Warner
Indiana County
Dick Fulmer
Marion Center
Newspaper Offer for R. D. Readers in Indiana County
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette offer subscriptions to R. D. residents of Indiana county at $6.60 per year and $6.00 for four years for out-of-county readers. The gloss in cateens can be restored by washing in borax water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
R. D
Indiana County
Cateens
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Post
When Jim Caught the Football Fever
Sue schemes to convert a football-averse fiancé Jim by involving her brother William in a staged plan. Indirect pressure and a staged season opener pull Jim into football life, turning him into a devoted fan while Sue discovers the irony of unintended consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Leila
Sue
Jim
Questions and Answers Unemployment Compensation Law
A Pennsylvania unemployment compensation Q&A covers who owes contributions, how payrolls are taxed, and how returns are filed. It explains that employers with any worker in 20 different weeks in a year are liable, that total payrolls are taxed even for part timers, and that government and certain prizes or tips may be treated differently. It also clarifies handling of multiple employers, organization types, and duties of main offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Penn Run Grange Plans New Year Meeting
The Penn Run Grange will meet Friday evening January 15 with a long talk on plans for the new year by the Worthy Master. Roll call asks what members would like to see done in the Grange. Helen Smith reads. D G Strong leads discussion on increasing attendance. Mrs A F Stewart Mrs J W Moose and Helen Menth contribute. A game or stunt by Mary Willard ends with a closing song. A tip notes a little vinegar revives wilted vegetables soaked in water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Run Grange
Roll Call
Grange
Helen Smith
D. G
A. F. Stewart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chester A. Dotson
Mt. Carmel
Chester A. Dodson
Ehrenfeld
United States Hospital
Coatesville
Lawrence Dodson
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corporation
William D. White
Slatehill
Cowanshanyock Township
Dayton
Joseph Horner
Detla Frampton
Nu- Mine
Laird White
Harry White
Vandergrift
Bertha Secrist
Wilda Stewart
Grant White
Near Dayton
Jacob White
William Eugene
Rawlinsville
Rawlins Eleven
Will’s
College Inn
Leila R
Due
Streamline
Waverly
Strikalite
Baking Soda, A. & H
OLD Dutch Cleanser
Streamline Market
Philadelphia St
Penna
Inn
Willis & Henderson Floral Company
Wayne Ave
Indiana, Pa
Daugherty’s Drug Store
F. BR. RB
Luxenberg
Bargain
Brecond Ploor
FLOOR
Hope
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