Death of Elias L Butterbaugh in Indiana community
Elias L Butterbaugh died at his home on East Oak Street after a two day illness of heart trouble. He was born in Green Township, served in the Civil War Signal Corps, and was a member of the James L. O Neil Post G A R. Survived by wife and children Dr H B Butterbaugh Miss M Olive Robert H Elias P Grace Laura and Katherine. Funeral Friday at 2 pm conducted by Rev A J Porman with Greenwood Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias L. Boulerbaugh
Elias L. Buterbaugh
East Oak Street
First Ward
Buterbaugh
Green Township
Indiana
Cookport
Butterbaugh
A. J. Porman
Indiana Baptist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Mrs Jane Lydic dies at 73 in Green township
Mrs Jane Lydic widow of William Lydic of Green township died Saturday at her son A J Lydick’s home near Taylorsville at about 73. She had been ill since June from a dropsical heart condition and was a longtime Cockport Baptist. Survived by two sons E M Lydick and A J Lydick near Taylorsville and daughter Mrs John Wheeler of Dixonville. Also brothers and sisters Elliot McGuire, Mrs Sarah McCullough, Mrs Matilda Fleming, Mrs Lucinda Donahey, Mrs Rachel Cook and Matilda. Funeral was Sunday by Rev Kanarr and burial at Twolick church cemetery near Dixonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Lydic
William Lydic
Green Township
A. J. Lydick
Tayloraville
Lydie
Cockport
E. M. Lydick
Taylorsville
John Wheeler
Dixonville
Elliot McGuire
Eldersridge
Sarah McCullough
Cherryhill Township
Matilda Fleming
Lucinda
Death of Armstrong Township's Elder Citizen David Carnahan
David R. Carnahan, about 90, longtime Armstrong township resident near Tannery, died suddenly at 2 am. Survived by two wives and several children including Morrison, Israel, Thomas, Harvey, Mrs. J. C. White, Levi, David, Mrs. Nelson Bethel, Carrie, and Dickey. Lifelong Crete United Presbyterian member. Funeral at 10 am with Rev. M. S. Telford, Oakland cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David EB. Carnahan
David R. Carnahan
Armstrong Township
Tannery
Morrison
Israel
Thomas
Shelocta
Harvey
J. C. White
Crete
Levi
David
Nelson Bethel
Carrie
Dickey
Oakland Cemetery
Obituary: Robert M. McKee dies at 71 in White Township
Robert M McKee aged 71 died at his White township home on Thursday morning after grip and pneumonia. He was the oldest son of late Iste James McKee, born on the family farm four miles north of Indiana, married 1866 to Elizabeth Kinghorn, survived by wife and children Anna Ella James and Robert. Funeral held at his home with Rev J Day Brownlee, interment Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. McKee
White Township
James McKee
Indiana
McKee
Elizabeth Kinghorn
Anna
Ella
Pittsburg
James
Robert
Bedford
First United Presbyterian Church
J. Day Brownlee
Greenwood
Death of Absalom Dehavens in Canoetown Ship
Absalom Dehavens of Canoetown ship died suddenly Thursday afternoon after a day spent at the mill and barn unloading chop. He suffered severe stomach pain within an hour and passed away. He was about 70, survived by his wife two sons and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Absalom Dehavens
Canoe Township
Mrs James Henderson Dies in Blacklick Township at 75
Mrs James Henderson of Blacklick township died Monday morning after a severe grip attack at about 75. Her husband, ill with the grip and in critical condition, survives. The deceased's only living child is Mrs John Bergmar of Johnstown. Funeral services are at 10:00 this forenoon, with interment at Ebenezer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henderson
Blacklick
John Bergmar
Johnstown
Ebenezer
MBS E B Andress Dies with Pneumonia in East End
Mrs E B Andress of East End Pittsburgh died January 8 from pneumonia. Interment at Homewood cemetery. She was twice married. first husband Coleman, once a local resident now in Erie soldiers' home, was son of the deceased. Margaret McCall Dies of Diphtheria in Hortons. only child of Mr and Mrs Frank McCall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Andress
East End
Pitterburg
Homewood Cemetery
Coleman
Erie
Wm. Coleman
Margaret McCall
Frank McCall
Hortons
Dinesse
Infant Mary Helen Gompers Dies in White Township
Nine month old Mary Helen Gompers, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Gompers of White township, died Thursday forenoon at 11 o'clock from the grip after a four day illness. Interment was in Oakland cemetery on Friday. Both parents were ill with the grip and could not attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Helen
James Gompers
White Township
Oakland Cemetery
Death of Archie Kinter in Rayne township at age about 70
Archie Kinter of Rayne township was found dead in bed Tuesday at 3 o clock after retiring healthy the night before. Heart disease caused the sudden death. He is survived by three sons and his wife. Interment was at Rayne church on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Kinter
Rayne Township
Rayne Church
Infant James Edward Moore Dies in Saltsburg
James Edward Moore, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Moore of Saltsburg, died Tuesday morning from membranous croup at age one year. He was ill for three days. Interment will be in Saltsburg today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edward
J. C. Moore
Saltsburg
New Officers Installed for Post 28 G A R and Women’s Relief Corps
Post 28 G A R installed its year’s officers including Commander J N Banks and Senior Vice Commander G W Wheeler with Isaac Beck as Junior Vice Commander and Rev A J Furman as chaplain. The Women’s Relief Corps installed officers led by President Miss Virginia Sloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
J. N. Banks
G. W. Wheeler
Isaac Beck
A. J. Furman
Wm., Hosack
8. C. Thompson
J. Nicholson
L. A. Hollister
James A. White
Short
M. A. McLain
R. M. Smith
Yearly Livestock Shipment From This Station 1898
J B Adr prepares a statement showing 1898 shipments totaling 36 454 head with a value of 145 423 dollars. Hogs 26 037 sheep 8 905 cattle 1 795 calves 353 and horses 364 comprise the bulk, with poultry also sent to markets. Thomas Wissinger led the shipments as the heaviest shippers. Stock raising stands as a leading county industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Ad Tir
Thomas & Wissinger
Indianas
Illuminated Sign Writes Proprietor's Name in Lights
A store uptown displays a decorative electric sign spelling the proprietor’s name. The bulbs at the left light first then travel in a sweeping pen stroke across the letters. The final dot on the numeral is revealed last, making the full name glow briefly before dimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sau
Marriage Promise Exchange In Early Dialogue
Fragment from a humorous exchange where Miss Pussan asks to be spared from continual affection after marriage. The fiancé replies that no promise is needed and jokes that he can provide enough companionship for 87 a week. The odd phrasing implies a satirical tone about married life and expectations.
Humorous Exchange About Honest Critique
Dialogue from Chicago News shows an author asking for leniency in reviewing a new book. The critic defends his silence by noting their longstanding friendship and promises not to publish a candid opinion. The quip highlights tensions between friendship and professional critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
The Light That Failed Insolvent Clergyman Comment
A Mexican Herald quips about Brother MacLellan’s insolvency. The curate notes the church light dimming as a house of business closes, while a parishioner muses on misfortune. The exchange satirizes failing enterprises and reputational damage in a church town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother MacLellan
Mexican Herald
Resolutions of Respect for Henry Aul of Smicksburg
Encampment No. 29 A V L Smicksburg adopts resolutions mourning comrade Henry Aul. They honor his worthy life, extend condolences to his family, and order copies of the resolution to be placed on minutes, published in county papers, and presented to the family. Committee: D A Lorehart, D R Crawford, LA R Greyx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smicksburg
Henry Aul
Wuelleas
D. A. Lorehart
D. R. Crawford
LA. R. Grexy
Stone Now In Power and Personalities
A Pennsylvania Republican party note urges support for Senator Quay in re election highlighting his leadership in state and national councils. It denounces Wanamaker and Gordon interference as Democratic and Republican factions clash over United States senate caucus strategy. Balloting opens with expectations of Quay victory, while political maneuvering unfolds in Harrisburg and across the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
Senate
General Assembly
Weelx
Commonwealth
Republican Party
Joan Wanamaker
Republican State Committee
William A. Stone
James Gay Gordon
Harrisburg
William Connell
James S. McKean
Pennsylvania
Wanamaeker
United States
George A. Jenks
Judy Gordon
Wanamaker
Guffey
Gordon-Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Colonel Guffey
George Jenks
Gordon
Chauncey Black
Jenks
Joint Assembly
Gordonites
Senator Quay
House
Another Pension Granted to David Good
A pension of six dollars per month has been granted to David Good of Smicksburg. Society's Sphere notes Mrs. Samuel Cunningham hosted guests at dinner on Thursday evening. The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will hold a chicken and waffle supper in Library Hall on Tuesday evening January 24 from 4 to 10 p.m. Maps for Ready Reference announces a seven map atlas from the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway, free by mail with six cents postage to Geo H Heatford or John R Pott in Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Good
Smicksburg
Samuel Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Library Hall
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Co
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Geo. H. Heatford
Old Colony Building
Chicago
John R. Pott
Williamsport
Change in Management at Hotel Cain
Mr J L Cain, long time landlord of Hotel Cain, transfers to Warren Pa to head a leading Warren hotel. Mr Charles H Moore, landlord of Salamanca N Y, becomes new head of Hotel Cain. Transfer occurred Monday. Mrs Cain visits Warren this week. Moore and wife were here over Sabbath. Cain improved the property during his year, while Moore brings reputed landlord skills. The property was bought by a stock group and will be upgraded in spring with renovations including a lowered floor and new corner entrance.'''
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Gibson
Ebenaburg
Griffith Ellis
Latrobe
John F. Steving
Pittsburg
D. A. Cunningham
Freeport
F. Warner
Cecelia Club
C. F. Murray and Son
Blairsville
John McGaughey
Harrisburg
Bertha Orr
White Township
Wilkinsburg
Mary Loughry
A. Drummond
First Ward
Catherine McIntire
McKeesport
Helen White
Croylands
B. Griffith
Pine Township
Laura Davis
Normal
R. M. Ewing
Charles Moore
Salamanca
N. Y
Hotel Cain
C. A. Gessler
Joseph Donnelly
R. E. Templeton
Conemaugh
T. S. Bracken
Dora McCullough
Cockport
Denver
Colo
Lawrence Thompson
Apollo
J. Wilson Thompson
Railroad Avenue
William H. Johnston
Britashton
Martin Johnston
J. N. Langham
BH. M. Miller
Pennsylvania Railroad
Junction
Allegheny City
Indiana
H.C. Wells
Plumville
North Carolina
W. J. Mitchell
The
National Bank
Philadelphia
W. L. Buchanan
Dixonville
Larimer
W. Q. Buchanan
Eva G. Thompson
Yellowstone Park
Kellysburg Hall
Kellysburg
James A. McGee
Nampa
M. J. Weamer
Sixth Streets
McKee
Adam P. Lowry
Punxsutawney News
Virginia Hitchcock
Win. Stone
Hitchcock
Walter Lyons
New York
Atlantic City
Sarah Thomas
John Thomas
Philadelphia Street
New York City
Fannie
Chas. F. Fink
Fredericktown
Oliveburg
Jefferson County
Ohio
J. L. Cain
Warren
Charles H. Moore
Cain
Kinsey Grips Jury Duty After Armagh Incident
Jury Commissioner L. B. Kinsey of Armagh suffered a grip injury and could not report for duty on Monday, delaying his usual courthouse rounds and official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Kinsey
Armagh
Pure Ice Delivery and Local Dairies Update
Samuel Lucas of Litter farm White township ships over 100 sled loads of pure ice from spring water dams to town cold storage and private ice houses. Also notes on illness in Plumville area, dairy deliveries to Brushton, and real estate for sale at Eleventh and School streets Indiana Pa. Public health notice and local business listings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lucas
White Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana Progress
Ee Ee
A.T. Moorhead & Son
North Seventh Street
Jane Lyidig
MES
Mbs, E. B. Andress
Algernon
Miss Pussanfeather
Stone
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O. VaLpine
Kinnan & Mae
O. Hall
Absalom Neff
Bright
Israel Azhbaugh
Robert Sanford
James Hileman
Brushton
T. E. Hildebrand
W. I. Moore
Homer City
M. G. Miller
School Streets
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF
Ww. Guthrie
Farmers’ Bank Building
Indiana, PA
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