Death of David W Kritzer a Rochester Mills resident
Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 PM in United Presbyterian church Rochester Mills for David W Kritzer who died Tuesday at his home after several weeks ill The 78 year old was born in Lycippus Pa in 1856 and moved to Rochester Mills in 1882 He managed Hetrick Wilson Pantall and the local flouring mill and served as Justice of the Peace school director and county road viewer He was a long time Democrat and delegate to state conventions He married Et ta M Work in 1894 who survives
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United Presbyterian Church
Rochester Mills
G. M. Jordon
Pine Grove
David W. Kritzer
Lycippus
Hetrick & Wilson
Pantall
Punxsutawney
Hoe
Robert ®. Pattison
Earle
Longtime residents remembered in two Obituary notices
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Broughler at her North Eleventh Street home with burial in Ruffner Cemetery. She was 77, lived in Indiana 15 years, and left a husband, six children, 11 grandchildren, one great grandchild, and siblings. John Caldwell, 85, of New Florence, also died, with services in New Florence United Brethren church and burial at Laurel Hill Cemetery. he worked 50 years as a freight conductor and is survived by a large family.
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Ruffner
Rayne Township
8. C. Braughler
Indiana
North Eleventh Street
Orber
Mary S. Sheesley
Samuel and
Sophia (Keener) Sheesley
Jefferson County
Rochester Mills
Braughter
Clymer
Tahome Presbyterian Church
Brook A. Braughler
Near Clymer
Everett H.braughler
Seward
J. W. Miller
Altoona
Henry Schroeder
Cleveland
C. Vane Braughler
River Front
Canada
Luke A. Braughler
William Sheesley
George Snyder
Town
Misa Elizabeth Sheestey
John N. Caldwell
New Florence
Ferndale
John J. Caldwell
Sunbury
Nell H. Caldwell
H. 8. Dewalt
Newark, O
H. L. Zimmerman
Roxbury
H. F. Varner
Pittsburgh
G. H. Satryan
Swissvale
Sara Maverick
New York World
Mrs Hazelett Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs. William Hazelett aged 62 of near Georgeville died January 17 at an Indiana hospital after emergency appendicitis surgery. Born December 5, 1882 in Georgeville she was daughter of J H and Margery Butler and a Methodist Episcopal church member. Survived by husband William Jr, daughter Margery, and son. Two sisters Mrs Floyd Stear and Mrs M D Crawford of Smickaburg RD. Burial in Gilgal cemetery.
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William Hazlett
Alice Hazelett
William Hazelett
Georgeville
Indiana Hospital
J. H
Margery (Aul) Butler
Methodist Episcopal Church
William, Jr
Margery
Mra
Floyd Stear
M. D. Crawford
Smickaburg, R. D
Gilgal Cemetery
Funeral rites held for Mike Shimmel in Lucerne church
Funeral services were conducted on Sunday in the Lucerne Catholic church for Mike Shimmel aged 59 of Lucerne who died Thursday in an Indiana hospital from operation complications. He leaves a widow two sons and three daughters. Interment followed at St Bernard church cemetery.
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Lucerne Catholic Church
St. Bernard Church
Town
Mike Shimmel
Lucerne
Indiana Hospital
Abraham Z. Boring Dies After Heart Attack at 80
Abraham J. Boring 80, of Johnstown, died January 16 at his home from a heart attack. Born April 16, 1864 near Cookport, Green Township, he worked as a pattern maker for Johnson Steel and Lorain Steel, retiring in 1926. He married twice, first to Heather Anderson who died in 1923, then to Jennie Wissinger in 1926. Survived by sons Bert Herbert Rudolph of Johnstown and Ward, a wireless operator. five grandchildren, one great grandson, Elizabeth Whitmore of Derry, and brothers William of Clyde and Charles of Seward. Funeral services held at home with interment in Johnstown. member of Park Avenue United Brothers church and All-Aboard Bible Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Z. Boring
Abraham J. Boring
Johnstown
Abraham
Eizabeth Boring
Cookport
Green Township
Johnson Steel Company
Lorain Steel Company
Heater Anderson
Mra
Jennie (Wissinger) Boring
Bert
Herbert
Rudolph Boring
Ward Boring
New York and
Porto Rico Steamship Company
Elizabeth Whitmore
Derry
Willam Boring
Clyde
Charles Boring
Seward
Park Avenue United Brothers Church
Moxham Sunday School
Emanuel McCullough Dies at 77 in Wandin Area
Funeral services for Emanuel McCullough were held in Diamondville Union church with interment in Diamondville cemetery. Born October 13, 1857, he worked in lumbering and as a railroader. Survived by wife Agnes Jane Holmes and numerous children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren across several communities.
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Emanuel McCullough
Diamondville Union Church
Diamondville
Agnes Jane Holmes
Pine Flats
D. E
Roy
Elmer McCullough
Commodore
Hubert McCullough
Stafford
Lee McCullough
Clymer
R. J. Hines
Iva O'Neil
Wandin
Harry Kerr
Hillsdale
James McCullough
Heilwood
Harry Young
Pine
Funeral Services for Mrs Richard Ward in Clymer
Funeral services were held Monday in the Clymer Christian church for Mrs. Richard Ward 48 of Clymer who died Thursday at an Indiana hospital. Interment followed at Sample Run cemetery. She was born in DuBois to J L and Matilda Chapman and lived in Clymer 18 years. Survivors include husband Walter Ward and children William James Ward Elmer Elsie Mildred Violet Alfreda Goldie May Russell Junior all at home plus parents Harry and Walter Chapman and siblings Mia Thomas Walker and Mrs Charles Shoemaker.
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Clymer
Funeral Services Held for George M Edwards in Portland
George M Edwards aged 59 a Plumville native and former Shelocta resident died Tuesday night January 22 in Portland Ore where he had lived 33 years He graduated from Indiana State Normal in 1900 taught in Pittsburgh then moved to Portland He is survived by his widow Christine Sullivan Edwards two daughters and a brother Harry K Edwards of Shelocta.
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Portland
Ore
George M. Edwards
Plumville
Shelocta
Francis M
Caroline
Eyler) Edwards
Indiana State Normal School
Pittsburgh
Christine (Sullivan) Edwards
Harry K. Edwards
Salisbury Bank Officers Elect New President at Annual Meeting
J. Serene was elected president of the First National Bank of Balte r bare at the directors annual meeting. He served as vice president for years and succeeds Charles S. Ray, now at Paden City W Va, who resigned. Other officers include Joseph A. McClaran and Ernest B. Kelly as vice presidents H. F. Carson as cashier and Owen M. Serene as assistant cashier.
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J. ©. Serene
First National Bank
Balter Bare
Serene
Charles 8. Ray
Paden City
W. Va
Land
Joseph A. McClaran
Ernest 8. Kelly
H. F. Carson
Owen M. Serene
Vision Expert to Speak Here On Thursday Evening
The public is invited to hear Miss Evelyn Carpenter, supervisor of conservation, Department of the Read, Harrisburg, on Conservation of Vision. The talk will be in Indiana High School auditorium Thursday at 8:00 PM and a student body address is planned for the afternoon.
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Evelyn Carpenter
Read
Harrisburg
Indiana High School
Carpenter
Misconduct Marriage Comedy at Hotel Room
Arthur Dorran faces a staged divorce setup with his wife Berry and a seductive corespondent Miss Roper in a hotel room. The plan backfires as Berry returns, jealousy erupts, and Arthur confesses love, ending with an embrace.
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Atrtaur Dorran
O. K
Dorian
Miss Roper
Arthur
Miss Roeper
Berry
Beryl Dorran
Max Fishhotz
Beryl
Mr. Fushets
Misa Roper
Hao
Tooy
Aged Brushvalley Man Dies While Making Fire
A Brushvalley farmer Harry A. Brink aged 76 died Friday morning of an acute heart attack while tending a fire at his home. Born July 8 1859 he lived in Brushvalley all his life. Surviving widow and two children Clyde and Ethel. Burial in United Presbyterian cemetery Brushvalley next to his church.
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Harry A. Brink
Reale Dent
Brushvalley
Mr. Brink
John
Maria L. (Clark) ‘Brink
Brushvalley Township
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ethel Brink
Clyde Brink
Augustus
Herbert Brink
Emma Brink
Webb
Meade
Evangelical Church
United Presbyterian Cemetery
Local Physician Elected Head of County Medical Society
At the Indiana County Medical Society annual meeting held at the Indiana Country Club on Thursday evening Dr. C. Paul Reed of town was elected president for the ensuing year. Other officers named include W. F. Peters Homer City first vice president W. B. Cope Lucerne second vice president Norman A. Shick of town secretary Charles E. Rink of town treasurer Fred S. Shaulia of town bulletin editor and reporter Charles H. Bee W. D. Gates of town A M Lytle Saltsburg censors.
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County Medical Society
Indiana County Medical Society
Indiana Country Club
C. Paul Reed
Town
W. F. Peters
Homer City
W. B. Cope
Lucerne
Norman A. Shick
Charles E. Rink
Fred 5. Shaulia
Bulletin
Charles H. Bee
W. D. Gates
A. M. Lytle
Saltsburg
Woman Burned in Kitchen Boiler Explosion
Mrs Edna Greenwald 23 wife of John Greenwald of Emeigh was severely burned over the chest and abdomen when a pressure boiler exploded in her kitchen Saturday afternoon. She is a patient in Spangler hospital.
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Neigh
Edna Greenwald
John Greenwald
Emeigh
Spangler Hospital
Blairsville Teacher Resigns for Westinghouse High Post
Miss Margaret North supervisor of Blairsville High Home Economics resigns after over three years to teach in the same department at Westinghouse High School in Homewood. She begins her new duties next Tuesday. John E. Marsh of near Blairsville fractured his left leg in a fall on an icy Blairsville sidewalk and is hospitalized in Indiana hospital.
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Blairsville
Margaret North
Blairsville High School
Hig
Westinghouse High School
Homewood
John E. Marsh
Blairaville
Indiana Hospital
Creps Reappointed Federal Bankruptcy Referee for County
Attorney E. E. Creps is reappointed referee in bankruptcy for the Indiana county district for a two year term beginning February 14, 1935 by Federal Judge F. P. Actonmaker. Public sale schedule prompt service in the progress.
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E. E. Creps
B. , Crepe
Indiana County
F. P. Actoonmaker
Faim Calendar and Garden Tips from State College Agr iculture
Faim calendar notes remind pullets may have intestinal coccidiosis and worms as causes of trouble with low egg production and bird loss, urging quick treatment. New flowers for 1935 include Klondyke cosmos Orange Flare, four months to bloom, 2 to 3 feet high, deep orange. Crown gall in raspberries is severe. use disease free plants from clean patches and soil. Proper garden tools ease labor, while clean milk utensils improve milk and dairy products. Protect fruit trees from rabbits by cutting branches for forage.
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Pennssylvania State College School of Agriculture
Plum Creek social notes and obituary brief
Local residents visit and move with several entries including households at Plum Creek. Hurbert Prugh dies in an accident on the Prugh farm while helping his son cut trees. Several guests and visitors from Shelota, Indiana, and Atwood are noted along with a church meeting slated for February 2.
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Plum Creek
Robert Houser
Sloan Kepple
Tuesaday
Helen Wiggins
Sheloca
Viola Ramer
Farmers Co-operative Association
Brethren Church
John Keeler
Delone
Edna Pearl
Marlin Crownover
Hurbert Prugh
John
Prugh
H. Porter Miller
Frailey Farm
al Rearick
Indiana
Jay Henry
Janet Ramer
Carolyn Wiggins
Shel‘octa
Harry Baker
W. C
Social notes from Clearfield and surrounding towns
Mrs W A Koover called in Clearfield last week while Mrs C W Sebring returned home after a two week hospital stay. Miss Alice Stiffler and Chas Sheen of Altoona visited Mr and Mrs Jay Stiffler. Mr and Mrs Clyde Bee Pauline McKee and Bob Stabley attended a birthday party for Mrs Edw Burnheimer near Wandin. Mr and Mrs J B Wooster called in Clearfield Monday. Nellie Chirdon of Garman spent Sunday with her parents. Rev C E Fuller spent days in Huntingdon. Jessie Lewis of Dubois visited friends Sunday. Mr and Mrs Carlin Bee and Mr and Mrs Clyde Bee drove to Johnstown Friday. Miss Amy Montieth of Barnesboro and Jean Colnash of Emeigh called Sunday. Helen Engle to wed Lee George and was honor guest at a Semper Widdells Sabbath school class dinner in the M E church social rooms. they plan to reside in Rochester N Y. A beautiful table cloth and napkins were presented to Miss Engle. Gazette to R D readers 5 50 Progresa and Pittsburgh Post.
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W.A. Koover
Clearfield
C. W. Sebring
Spangler Hospital
Alice Stiffler
Chas, Sheen
Altoona
Jay Stiffler
Clyde Bee
Pauline McKee
Bob Stabley
Edw. Burnheimer
Wandin
Mise Nellie Chirdon
Garman
Rev. C. E. Fuller
Huntingdon
Jessie Lewis
Dubois
Mra
Carlin Bee
Johnstown
Amy Montieth
Barnes “Poro
Jean Colnash
Emeigh
Misa Helen Engle
Town
Ieed George
M. EB
Semper Widells
George
Rochester
N. Y
Miss Engle
Skating on the Ice at Dreamland Park Charms Locals
Albert Anderson Simpson writes of revived skating at Dreamland Park with old timers sharpening skates and daily sessions. A poem praising winter skating describes families, hockey sticks, figure skates, and the thrill of gliding on ice across rivers, lakes, and ponds. January 28, 1936.
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Dreamland Park
Albert Anderson Simpson
Harbridge Freed by Coroner Jury Exonerates Driver
Coroner's jury absolves G. Harbridge of South Maton ing township of blame in the death of Mrs. limi Ilo Silvers of Center township who was struck by his car on January 17 as she stepped into the roadway near her home.
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Ing Township
Limi Ilo Silvers
Center Township
Harbridge
James Park Appointed Consul at Colon Panama
James L. Park of 220 Locust street is named consul at Colon Panama. Park previously served as third secretary of legation at Addis Ababa Ethiopia for several years.
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James Park
Indiana Boy
Colon
Panama
James L. Park
J. Ci. N. ‘Park
Locust Street
Park
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
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Salisbury Bank Officers
Harry A. Brink Way
Reale
Dent
Soll
Crooked Creek
Austin L. Patrick
N.Y. World
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Thea Pond
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Garls
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Ancy
G. Harbridge
South Maton
Will Rogers
Barbara Stanwyck
Warren Wilhalms
Wotman
Bordertown
Paul Manl
Belle Davis
Margaret
Lindsay Hero
W. ©. Fields
Baby LeRoy
Roy Henry
Reasonable Gates
South
Pennsylvania Avenue
Apollo, PA
Moncey
Sunes Y Dern Assete
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Msylvania Socio
Ross & DeGaetano
the Savings & Trust Company OF
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Savings & Trust Company of Indiana
E. B
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Chevrolet
Ford
MAC
Edwards Motor Co
Court Way
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