Obituary: Mrs Elizabeth Henderson Miller 58
Funeral services were held Saturday at the West Lebanon home for Mrs Elizabeth Henderson Miller wife of Charles H. Miller who died Thursday near West Lebanon from chronic illness. Born May 2 1877 in Armstrong County she lived in South Bend Elderton before moving thirty years ago to West Lebanon. Survived by husband and children Dorothy Johnston Joseph A Miller Mary Leise Frank H Donald L and Paul B Miller. Sister of Albert T Henderson W C Henderson and Mrs Phil Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Miller
Oakland Cemetery
Elizabath (Henderson) Miller
West Lebanon
Young Township
Andrew and
Martha Henderson
Armstrong County
South Bend
Elderton
Porterville
Frank H
Donald L
Paul B. Miller
Albert T. Henderson
W. C. Henderson
Phil Wolfe
Chicago
Obituary notices for C. E. McSparrin and William Knepshield
Funeral services were held in Dayton for C. E. McSparrin 67 a lifelong resident who taught in Dayton schools 85 years and led the board of school directors he died of peritonitis. William McClelland Knepshield 78 died of blood poisoning in Burrell township. active farmer and Odd Fellows member with funeral at Brick Church Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. McSparrin
Dayton
M.E. Church
Odd Fellows
B. D
Alice McSparrin
Hazel Trott
Hemlock
N. Y
Ida Hepler
Dubois
Edward McSparrin
New Bethlehem
H. 8. McSparrin
New Kensington
William McClelland Knepsfield
William McClelland Knepshield
Burrell Township
Odd Fellows Lodge
Elderton
Lutheran Church of
Emma (Pierce) Knepshield
Charles Davis
C. C. Peters
A. O. Salagiver
Harry Rearick
Harold Knepshield
Harriet Ruppert
Garrets Run
Morgan F Couch Funeral Services in Shelocta
Funeral services for Morgan F Couch of Shelocta will be held this afternoon at his late home with interment at West Lebanon. He died Monday at Indiana hospital after an appendectomy. Born October 14, 1868 in Young township, he lived most of his life in the area. Survived by brother William W Couch of near West Lebanon and sister Miss Tillie McCrea of Shelocta, with whom he resided. A longtime United Presbyterian church member, the services will be led by Rev. Wright of Shelocta United Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan F. Couch
Lebanon
Morgan F, Couch
Shelocta
Indiana Hospital
Young Township
William W. Couch
Near ‘Weat
Mise Tillie McCrea
Isaac and
Jane (Wilkingon) Couch
United Presbyterian Church
Wright
Funeral held for Mrs Savilla Jane Peoples at Torrance
Mrs Savilla Jane Peoples aged 90 of Torrance died Friday at her daughter Mrs Joseph Allison’s home in Altoona. Funeral services were conducted Monday at the M KE church with interment in Blairsville cemetery. She was a Libengood by birth, widow of Theodore Peoples, who died in 1898, and leaves daughters Mrs Alice Cousin Torrance and Mrs Martha Dalton Latrobe, and son Orville Peoples Ligonjer valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savilla Jane Peoples
M. KE
Torrance
Blairsville
Joseph Allison
Altoona
Henry Libengood
Libengood
Theodore Peoples
Obituaries from Indiana area list several local deaths
Obituaries note Mrs. Hal T. Griffin of Cedar City Utah died after a stroke and long residence in Grant township born 1876. She leaves husband and relatives in Purchase Line, Indy area, and Indiana sister and brothers. Other notices include Mrs. William C. McMillen of Marion Center died at 57, her service at Marion Center Cemetery, widow of August 1908 marriage. Mrs. Flora Work Miller of Mercer funeral at First United Presbyterian Indiana with Greenwood interment and survivors in Washington DC and Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal T. Griffin
Cedar City
Utah
Elvira Langham
Alex Langham
Purchase Line
Grant Township
Griffin
Los Angeles
Calif
Farry Conrath
Indiana
Clarence Langham
Near Purchase Line
Victor Langham
Pittsburgh
Funeral services for M A McGinnis held in Pottaville
Funeral services were held today in Pottaville followed by interment for M A McGinnis a former Indiana resident who died Sunday at his Allentown home where he had lived twelve years Known as Mac he was a hotel clerk in Indiana later ran a hotel at Arcadia and managed the Dimeling hotel in Clearfield for a time For the past twelve years he worked at Hotel Allen in Allentown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottaville
M. A. McGinnis
Indiana
Allentown
Allen
Funeral services for Miss Mae Ethel Aul of Rayne township
Miss Mae Ethel Aul aged 19 died Wednesday at Indiana hospital from long running complications. Funeral Saturday at her late residence followed by interment in Greenwood cemetery. She was born September 17 1915 in Rayne township and belonged to Grove Chapel Lutheran church. Survived by father Howard J Aul step mother and sister Ruth. John D McCrory aged 81 died Monday at his home in Jolestown after a stroke five days earlier. He was a carpenter and longtime United Presbyterian elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams. McMillen
Marion Center
William C. McMillen
Mary M. Martin
J. P. Martin
McMillen
Mae Ethel Aul
Greenwood Cemetery
Miss Mae Ethel Aul
Howard J. Aul
Rayne Township
Indiana Hospital
Grove Chapel Lutheran Church
C. F
John D. McCrory
Jolenstown
Indiana County
John G. McCrory
Ras
United Presbyterian Church
Man Sentenced in Theft Case Tied to Chicken Stealing
Garrett Shankle of Montgomery township was sentenced to three months in county jail after pleading guilty to felonious entry and larceny. He stole clothing from Theodore Somerville’s home in Montgomery township on June 4 9, occurring shortly after Somerville himself received a three month jail term for stealing chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Shankle
Montgomery Township
J. N. Langham
Shankle
Theodore ‘Somerville
Langham
Somerville
Ensnared by Love in Skulpin Cove
In Skulpin Cove Judith Bascom balances two suitors, Deacon Goodwin and Captain Sol Becker, while Sid Bascom, lost at sea, returns ashore after a two year whaling voyage. A lurching confrontation ends with Sid reuniting with Judith as the Deacon and Skipper Sol collide in a chaotic exit from the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widder Bascom
Sid Bascom
Kittle
Judith Bascom
Skulpin Cove
Judith
Landin
Jokin
Jude
Trump
Deacon Goodwin
Skipper Sol Becker
Judy
Jordan
Cap'n Sol
Skipper Sol
Ray Jess
Judy Bascom
Sol Becker
Sol
Nor'west
Sid
Atendin
Ocean
Cap'n Studly
Manuel
United States
Boston
Cap'n Sol Becker
Deacon Settin
Cap'n Becker
Deacon
Skipper
Twilight length varies with sun angle and latitude
The article explains twilight ends when the sun is eight degrees below the horizon and notes at the equator this phase lasts about one and a quarter hours. In U S latitudes twilight averages over one and a half hours, peaking in midsummer at more than two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Electric lighthouse ready at Wellington harbor entrance
New Zealand completes its first coast lighthouse equipped with electricity at the harbor entrance. A 40 foot reinforced concrete tower on Baring Head rises 284 feet above sea level. The light has a 28 mile range, with an automatic changer to switch to a spare lamp as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Wellington Harbor
Baring Head
First Permanent Molars Warned As Important Teeth
Dr. Paul A. Roth fuss warns parents against neglecting baby teeth and the first permanent molars. He notes these teeth form before birth, appear behind temporary molars, are larger, and their loss disrupts jaw alignment and overall dental health, risking future mouth and general health problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitle
Paul A. Rothfuss
Opening Bass Season Drives Demand for Fishing Licenses
County Treasurer C. McLain announced the bass season opens July 1 and licenses are available at Indiana Hardware Store J M Stewart Hardware and Hotel Moore and the County Treasurer's Office with after hours access. Fishermen favor artificial lures this season citing conservation and sport, while noting revival in spinning, plugs and floating lures. The Fish Commission highlights three objectives including saving minnows, improving catches, and easing trip preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ©. McLain
Mr. McLain
Indiana Hardware
J. M. Stewart Hardware
Moore
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Angtera
Izaak Walton
the Fish Commission
True Ghost Stories and Local Notices from an Autumn Evening
Rita Weiman recounts a near fatal tale of a man ostracized as an executioner and the magazine that published her story after a fatal twist. The piece blends personal reminiscence, eerie fate, and a cautionary note on capital punishment in a reflective voice. Plus local society notes from Cherry Tree, Oakland and nearby towns with visits, travel and shop news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Weiman
John Hulbert
Auburn
N. Y
Sing Sing
Hulbert
Parkwood and local visits noted in Taylor Craig area
Parkwood residents and visitors attended events at the Taylor Craig home and Pomona Grange. Funeral services were held for Mrs Charles Miller, and R B McClure of Blairsville preached at West Union and Olivet. Miscellaneous notes include Gaynelle Weiss visiting relatives and Dr Poll predicting future disease susceptibility testing. Aged food tips mention a rice dessert and a note on chinch bugs surviving underwater for 12 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkwood
J. L. Campbell
Taylor Craig
Adam ‘Painter
Coral
Annie Craig
Leechbureg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Archie
Miller
First United Presbyterian Church of
Flora Work Miller
Mercer
John A. Miller
Wayne Avenue
Willam A
Maria Stewart ‘Work
James A
Washington, D.C
Wm. W
Charles A
John S. Nichol
Johnstown
Nancie Milier
Enoch Arden
Trume
Cails
Barke
Cove
Solomon Becker
Oxford
California
Turkey
Theo Progress
BR. D
Firestone Courier
Guarantee Ag
J. S. Hileman
North Seventh St
Philadelphia St
Indiana County Maytag Co
Moore Hotel
Indiana, Pa
Betty Knepper
Oakland, Md
C. W Sebring
Kate Jenney
Huntingdon
Bob Zimmerman
J. E. Wooster
Rochester
Wm. Fleischer
Lewistown
Wayne
Beth
Clearfeld
G. M. Bagley
Cookport
Clyde ‘Bee
Bob
H. R. Bee
Eslie Johnson
James Seger
Gertrude Barnes
Martha
Hilledale
S. L. Irwin
Cheater
Sleafield
Poll
Berlin
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