Deaths of Mary McHall and A B Mogle
Mary McHall a nurse in Harper hospital Detroit died at 43 at her Bolivar home while visiting her parents. She leaves parents two sisters and fiancé. funeral at Bolivar M. H. church with Rev Wayne Patch. A B Mogle aged 66 died at his son G A Mogle's home in Juneau after long illness. Surviving five sons two daughters and a half brother. Burial at Rossiter today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary MecHail
Mary
Harper Hospital
Detroit
Mich
Bolivar
Thomas McHail
Slaters
Allen, Zimmerman
Mise Jeasle McHallt
Tha
Bolivar High School
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Fairfield Township
Wayne Patch
Bolivar M. H. Church
Bolivar Cemetery
A. B. ‘Mogle
A. B. Mogle
G. A. Mogle
Juneau
W. A. Mogle
Hamilton
S. C
Ira Mogle
Barberton, O
Lee McElroy
Hast Brady
Stanley Mogle
Beatrice Mogle
Akron
Oliver Mogle
Michigan
Sidney Smith
Punxsutawney
Rossiter
Death notices for Meadus Wadding and others in Blairsville area
Meadus Clair Wadding died Sunday in an Indiana hospital at age 39. Funeral Tuesday at his late residence with burial in Oakland cemetery. He was a plumber, previously with Diamond Glassware, survived by widow, daughter Lucille, parents, sisters, and brother. Other notices: Thomas Simpson Phillips died at 74. funeral Tuesday in his Baden area home with burial in Greenwood cemetery. he was a Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co. foreman and M E church member. Also listed are obituaries for Mrs. J J Patterson of Brookville, Mrs. Diana Beighley of South Bend, Mrs. Anna Opina of Sagamore, and Charles B. Doty of Blairsville who died in Tucson, with details on families and service arrangements.
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Leonard Harmon
Indiana
John 8
Mary (White) Harmon
DuBois
Harmon
Mercy Hospital
Pittetursh
Martha Pettigrew
Rural Valley
Ruth Adele
Presbyterian Church of
Odd Fellows Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Kittanning
Williamsport
Indiana State Normal School
Ashley Wilson
8. E. Ambrose
John L. Harmon
Apollo
Elizabeth Caylor
Cora Harmon
Robert C. Smeltzer
Robert GC. Smeltzer
Elderton
Vandergrift
Bilderton
Warren,c
Larned
Kans
Sloan Smeltzer
Venango
Minnie Agnes King
Vanderegrift Presbyterian Church
Craig King
William St. Clair
Presbyterian Church
Goodwill Bible
Order of Western Star
Daughters of Wyion
W. C. Barnes
W. A. Roulston
James Craig
Craig
Robert Greer Craig
Vanderegrift
Henry Winstein
Elizabeth Hammer
Bridgeville
William McKinney
Youngstown
Harriet King
Oscar St. Clair
New Rochelle
N.Y
Hazel St. Clair
Caldwell
Nuj
Minnie Pearl Barkey
Greenwood Cemetery
Minnie ‘Pearl ‘Barkey
Wesley ‘Barkey
Homer City
Hills‘dale
Homer ‘City
M. EB
R. H. Ling
John Cairns
William Whealer
Paul Nemity
Pitcairn
Reuben $Haner
Abigail Tomb Wilson
Abigail
Meadus Clair Wadding
Oakland Cemetery
Town
Indiana ‘Hospital
H.L. Wadding
Diamond Glasswarer Company
Lucille
Harry
Thomas
Phillips
Thomas Simpson’ Phillips
Pgbater Township
John Phillips
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company
M. E. ‘Church
Mary (Risinger) Phillips
Bertha Quigley
George Hutchison
Rex Phillips
Claude Pettad
McKeesport
Alfred Phillips
Baden
J. J. Patterson
Brookville
Blairsville
Dora Alter
M. B
Hfe
John J. Patterson
Brooksville
Clara Caldwell
Demopolis
Ala
Diana Beighley
South Bend
Charles B, Doty
Peter Doty
Charles B. Doty
Tucson
Ariz
Borge Nupp
Shiloh
Deckers Point
Purchase Line
George Nupp
Clayton Nupp
Swinsvale
Benton Nupp
Morton Center
Wiveraa Lydick
Tayloraville
Mary Houck
Purchase Ine
Frank Nupp
By Run
Anson Nupp
Olean
Frank Meekins
Union
Diamondville
Frank Meekings
Coolport
Verna
Kelly) Meeking
Raymond
Akron
Paul
Ethel Johns
Stafford
Florence
Earl
Mabel
Frank, Jr
Pegey
George Cramer
This County
Los Angeles
Cal
RB. M. Clawson
Charles Cramer
Blacklick Township
Nupp and Meekins Families Attend Local Funerals
Funeral notices from Deckers Point to Diamondville detail services for George Nupp and Frank Meekins plus obituaries for Pursey Hicks, Mrs. Josephine Lowman, George Cramer, Clarence Miller, Laura Penrose, and Mrs. David Brady. Surviving relatives listed include children, siblings, and grandchildren across multiple nearby towns. Funeral services and burial plans are noted for each.
Ancient lotus seed germination sparks fresh debate
Scientists note skepticism about long dormant seed germination though a remarkable find supports longevity. Eighteen century or older Japanese lotus seeds were recovered from a peat deposit in Manchuria. A seed kept at Kew Gardens sprouted after careful nurturing, suggesting seeds may survive beyond a century, potentially four centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew Gardens
London
Manschuria
British Museum
Kew
Bird-eating trees may curb nuisance starlings
In New Zealand towns troubled by starlings authorities consider planting Pisonly Brimoniana trees in bird frequented areas. The tree's seed pods gum up and trap small birds, reportedly catching hundreds in a New Ply mouth garden, even claimed to have captured a large owl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Wheeler
New Plymouth
N. Zs
Greatness Linked With Cause They Stood For
A concise reflection on two paths to greatness, showing that real distinction comes from identifying with a cause larger than oneself. The examples of Washington, Lincoln, Florence Nightingale, Dorothea Dix, and Jane Addams illustrate how standing for a worthwhile purpose makes a person emblematic of that ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michelangelo
Einstein
Washington
Lincoln
Florence Nightingale
Dorothea Dix
Jane Addams
Harry Emerson Sosdick
Physical Culture Magazine
Paints Long in Use Through Ancient Times
The article traces early paint use to unknown origins with white lead noted by Theo phrastus Pliny and Vitruvius who described making it from lead and vinegar. It mentions yellow ochre in ancient Egypt Greece and Rome with Pompeii jars, Naples yellow in Babylonian brick enamel, Verdigris known to Romans, and Indigo used by East Indians and Egyptians from ancient times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theophrastus
Pliny
Vitruvius
Pompeii
Naples
Dwarf Camels Among Ancient American Fossils
Smithsonian paleontologist Dr. Charles W. Gilmore unearthed numerous fossil remains in the Rocky Mountain foothills. Among the finds are saber-toothed tigers, camels, and rhinoceroses dating back up to 60 million years, with camels measuring two and a half to three feet tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Charles W. Gilmore
Smithsonian Paleontologist
Rocky Mountains
Fisherman's Ring and Papal Significance
The piece explains the Fisherman’s Ring as the pope’s ceremonial seal. It notes the title The Fisherman reflects Jesus’ call to the apostles to be fishers of men and highlights Peter as the chief apostle and successor.
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Peter
Pressing Questions About Love and Charity for Self Review
A reflective quotation urges readers to examine their own spirit and deeds. It asks what good has been done, what works of love, and what fruits of the spirit are evident in life. The caller emphasizes timely self-scrutiny and personal improvement.
Lives of Toads and Frogs Ages and Lifespans
Toads may live many years if they escape predators and stay in a suitable environment. A well authenticated case reports a toad living thirty six years before being accidentally killed. The common frog often matures in four to five years in the North and would likely live ten or twelve years barring accidents.
Exterminating Pest Hydra Threat in Aquariums
A hydra is described as a hard to see pest that kills young fish and plants in aquariums. It appears introduced unknowingly through outdoor waters and has been targeted by a German method that electrocutes the hydra while sparing fish and plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Denied Slumbers of Coptic Patriarch Revealed
Washington Star describes the Coptic church centered in Cairo with the patriarch in Alexandria who must be awakened every 16 minutes when he steps. The article notes about one twelfth of Egypt’s population, dress, language, and clerical structure, including married clergy and two weekly fast days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Egypt
Cairo
Suriday
Washington Star
Ceremonials in Ancient Ship Launches and Blessings
The article surveys how ancient ships, especially Tyre and Egypt fleets, were blessed in launching ceremonies. Greek practice linked vessel naming to goddesses, with religious rites, offerings, and wine playing key roles in naval rituals and Zeus Poseidon supplications.
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Tyre
Egypt
R. G. Skerrett
Grace Log
du Sein
Satamis
Zeus
Poseidon
Atmospheric Railway Experiment in Ireland and Britain
The Atmospheric railway, tried around 1840, used a pipe between rails with a vacuum and compressed air to move carriages. A two mile Kings town to Dalkey line in Ireland and extensions between London Croydon and South Devon operated for about five years before abandonment. Elements of the concept survive in pneumatic tube systems in stores.
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Sambda and
Cleggs
Kingstown
Dalkey
Ireland
London
Croydon
South Devon
Ancient Pleasures of a Fading Horse Racing Era
The piece recalls historic horse racing along Hempstead plains on Long Island in 1608 and notes later village bans and racing laws. It discusses the hazards of street racing, penalties for dog fights, and reflects on early attitudes toward these pastimes through Marton Nicholl Rawson's From Here to Yonder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead Plains
Long Island
Marton Nicholl Rawson
Tea leaves remove stains from cut glass vases
The Manchester Guardian suggests soaking tea leaves in hot water to clean stained cut glass vases. Place leaves in the vase, fill with warm water, and leave overnight for the stain to wash away. If stubborn, a touch of vinegar helps.
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Manchester
Magland) Guardian
Active Charity Calls for Deeds Not Mere Sympathy
The quote argues true sympathy is actionable not just sentiment. It asserts care must be practical to aid the poor, clothe the naked, and feed the hungry. Dean Parrar is cited on love proving itself through deeds, warning that religion without action is a sham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Parrar
D. I. Griffths
Local Church Services And Visits In Witkitsburg
Mrs. Georgia Bell and her daughter Virginia of Witkitsburg visited Mrs. Annie Bell on Saturday. Presbyterian services were held Tuesday through Friday with pastors from Blatraville Avonmore Latrobe and a communion planned for next Sunday. Faye and Stuth Palmer received scarlet favors. Mrs. M Smith stayed with her daughter Mrs. Kenneth Freed of Indiana. Carl Isle Wantz of Homer city visited the CG O Smith family. Hy I Taylor and W A Ward with Thomas Smith were in Indiana Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacklion
Georgia Bell
Virginia
Witkitsburg
Annie Bell
Presbyterian Church
Stuart
Blatraville
McConnell
Broadley- Hast
Avonmore
McKee
Latrobe
Faye
Stuth Palmer
M. ©. Smith
Local Social Visits Attend Weekend Gatherings
Butterbaugh and Ruth quinsy visited the Merle Sheasley home on Sunday. Frank Reichmiller visited his wife in Oak Ridge where she teaches. Noble Wright attended the Thomas Lowman home Sunday. Doyle Huey hosted a recent birthday party. Howard preer called on friends nearby. Billy Thomas and Aaron Rickard hosted visitors Sunday. Hazel Myers visited her parents Mr and Mrs Bert Brown Tuesday night.
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Mocroltown
Butterbaugh
Ihatter
Harvey Bheasley
Merle Sheasley
Frank Reichmiller
Oak Ridge
Noble Wright
Billy Thomas
Aaron Rickard
Hazel Myers
Bert Brown
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Anna Opina
Joseph Opina
Sagamore
Opina
Onnie
Michael
John
Alice
Elizabeth
George
Dorothy
Pursey Hicks Pursey
Alonzo Hicks
Ernest
Streams
Philadelphia Street
Greenwood
Josephine Lowman
Jennie Lowman
South Eleventh Street
Topeka
John C. Lowman
Jacksonville
Kansas
Clarence Elmer Miller
Clarence Dlmer Miller
Clara Miller
Laura Emma Penrose
Joseph Penrose
David Brady
Near Marion Menter
Harrisburg
Messrs
Wilt, Jones
Wiley
Coptic “Patriarche
Serenity
B. Roy Henry
Apollo, PA
The
Indiana Motor Co
India
Ia Motor Company
North 8Th St
Moorhead
Bradley
Ieee
Bay
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