Death Claims Aunt Sue Williard in 98th Year
Obituary honors Mrs. Sue Williard longtime Indiana resident who died peacefully at home on West Philadelphia street in her 98th year. Born January 10, 1843 near Babylon Long Island she aided Children’s Aid Society of Pennsylvania and helped found the Girls’ Industrial School in Indiana. She spearheaded the Williard Home and helped establish Indians hospital while serving on its board. Funeral Tuesday at her residence with interment in Oakland cemetery. Survived by sister Annie M. Kline and several nephews and nieces including Charles Duncan Warren Kline and William A. Hauxhurst.
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Sue Williard
Indiana
West Philadelphia Street
Soloman and
Ann (Jackson) Hauxhurst
Babylon
Long Island
Girls' Industrial School
Sue” Williard
Williard Home
The
Indians Hospital
Presbyterian Church
Town
Robert L. Clark
Oakland Cemetery
Annie M. Kline
Charles Duncan
Williard
Warren Kline
William A
A. W. Hauxhurst
Sue Fay
Pittsburgh
Annie Chinaman
Long Island, N. Y
Mrs Isabella Stephens obituary funeral in town church
Mrs Isabella Stephens longtime Indiana resident died Thursday evening at her Church Street home from complications. She was born April 13 1853 in Armstrong County daughter of Samuel and Isabella George married 1887 to Thomas P Stephens a former County Commissioner who died 1922. She leaves relatives including Gertrude George Annie Calhoun and brothers and stepchildren. Funeral service conducted Monday in First United Presbyterian church with interment in Oakland Cemetery. Francis Joseph Vozer 79 longtime Alverda resident died Monday evening after pneumonia. He was born in Austria June 24 1866 and lived in Alverda 20 years. He belonged to Sacred Heart church Jednota and Greek Catholic Lodge. Surviving are widow, children Mary Ann Lecorehick Julia Leone Joseph Alma, twelve grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Sacred Heart Alverda with interment St Nicholas cemetery Nicktown.
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Isabella Stephens
First United Presbyterian Church
Town
Samuel W. Shane
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana
Church Street
Samuel
Isabella (McMillen
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Women's Relief Corps
Gertrude George
Annie Calhoun
Parkwood
J. Reed George
Springfield
E. H. Phillips
Vandergrift
Frank C. Stephens
Penn Run
Arthur P. Stephens
Pine Grove Mills
Francis Joseph Vozer
Alverda
Paul and
Mary (Liptak) Vozer
Austria
Lved
Alvarda
Sacred Heart Church
Jednota
Barnesboro
Lodge
Clymer
Mary Ann Lecorehick
Erle
Julia Leone
Heilwood
Joseph
Mise Alma Vazer
Chas, Bmyth
St. Nicholas Cemetery
Nicktown
William Gettings
Pittsburgh
Alberta Stahl
Jettie Wilkinson Decker
Chicago
Daisy, Gilbert
Wayne Avenue
J. J. Geisel
G. C. Murphy Co
McKeesport
Mame Dugan
East Pike
Buffalo
N. Y
EB. P. Coke
Joseph Madzar
Nick Madzar
Blacklick
Chillicothe Business College
Chillicothe
William Stephens
College Avenue
W. J. Clawson
Leone and
Lorraine
New Bethlehem
C. R. Beck
Audrey
Beach City
Warren Shoemaker
Altoona
Norman Schrecengost
West Philadelphia
Astreat
Harry
United States Navy
San Diego
Calif
E. H. Tomb
Redondo Beach
M. A. Williams
Washington Street
Tomb
Olive Wilson
Randall Thompson
Wheeling
W. Va
Thomas 8. Lowther
South Seventh Street
Lowther
Indiana Hospital
George Thompson
Punxsutawney
Harry McPhilimy
Grant Street
Thompson
Au Mra
Clara Stiver
Funeral Notices and Johns Family Reunion Local Brief
Mrs. Michael Yanosesik, 34, of Tide near Homer City, died Saturday in Indiana hospital after an operation. Funeral Monday at Lucerne Catholic Church with burial in St. Bernard cemetery. Survived by husband and children Pauline, Betty, George, Edward, Helen. mother Mrs. Mary Shimmel. brothers and sisters Mrs. Jacob Ulichnie, Michael Shimmel, Mrs. Andy Yanosesik, John Shimmel. Also: Mrs. John Graden of near Atwood died Sunday. burial Atwood cemetery Tuesday. Johns reunion held July 4 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Bush near Indiana. large dinner hosted for many relatives and friends from Indiana, Shel ' octa, Bolivar, Apollo, Chambersville, Girty, and surrounding areas.
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Michael Yanosesik
Lucerne Catholic Church
St. Bernard Cemetery
Town
Tide
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
Pauline
Betty
George
Edward
Helen
Mary Shimmel
Lucerne
Johns
D. D. Bush
Indiana
Abbie Johns
Joe Ross
Shelocta
Harry James
Eugene
Bolivar
Wilmer Johns
Gaynell
Viola Johns
Clarence
Sarah Marie
Mary Kathryn
Apollo
Harry Johns
Earl
Vera
Arthur
Bernard
Harry
Lisle
Wilda
Near Girty
D.C. Wells
Merle Marshall
F. Houser
Leland L. Frantz
Conneaut Lake
Roger Hazelett
Inyer
Mary Simpson
Reed
Robert Cramer
Georgeville
Maude Wells
Lula Hazelett
Maryetta Parks
Mary Louise
Blaze Hamill
Hear Georgeville
Mahan Family Reunion Near Conemaugh Church
About thirty people attended the Mahan family reunion near Conemaugh church in Conemaugh township on the Fourth. Alice R. Mahan, 82, widow of Ross M. Mahan of Indiana, was the oldest attendee, and Gwennie Lee Mock, 18 months, the youngest. A noon chicken dinner and afternoon sports including horseshoe pitching were enjoyed.
Homer City Car Won by One Year Old Child
A one year old boy, Marvin Wilensik of Barnesboro, won the car given away by Homer City firemen at the close of their Saturday celebration. The winning ticket was bought in the child’s name by his father.
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Homer City
Marvin Wilensik
Barnesboro
Homer City Firemen
Public Health Nurse Miss Eleanor Lanfair Assumes Duties
Miss Eleanor Lanfair, newly appointed State Public Health Nurse in northern Indiana county, takes over duties in Black-Hok region on Monday. A Presbyterian Hospital, Pittsburgh graduate, she succeeds Mia Twila Bottenham. Approximately 400000 Americans are regularly engaged in crime.
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Eleanor Landfair
Black- Hok
Indiana County
Lanfair
Presbyterian Hospital, Pittsburgh
Mia
Twila Bottenham
Hot Dishes Open Summer Meals With Hearty Soups
In warm days, tropic hostesses prefer a hot dish to start meals. A steaming tureen of well seasoned soup sets dinner enthusiasm, followed by chilled items like Refrigerator Meat Loaf, Potato and Egg Salad, and treats such as Chocolate Spice Squares. Includes ready to serve recipes and cooking steps.
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Tropics
Mission Olives
Smithport notes of improved health visitors and revival
Mrs. Robert Conner has shown some improvement after a month bedfast. Local residents and visitors made calls in town and Dixonville on Monday and Sunday. Preaching at Wesleyan Methodist church featured a revival by Rev. Hamilton, a former pastor now at Wilgus.
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Smithport
Robert Conner
Frank Sibley
Lynn Richardson
Merle Bennett
Goldie Bennett
Junior
Jean
Birthday Cheers for George Bell in Rayne Township
George Bell of the Grove Chapel community in Rayne township was celebrated for his 86th birthday with relatives and friends at the Bell homestead. He recently returned from Gateg hospital after amputation of his left foot and is recovering nicely, joined by son Clarence of Houston with his wife and son Charles.
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George Bell
Grove Chapel
Rayne Township
Bell Homestead
Bell
Gateg Hospital
Clarence
Houston
Texas
Chales
Veteran Progress Subscriber Visits Indiana
E W Griffith of Smicksburg, 84 advancing to 85, visited Indiana on Tuesday with grandson Ray Griffith and great grandson Neal Griffith of Phimville. The trio renewed his 64 year subscription to the Progress, his long standing county paper, during the visit.
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Progress
Indiana
E. W. Griffith
Smicksburg
Griffith
Ray Griffith
Neal Griffith
Phimville
Detour Lifted on Route 422 East Pike Opens New Concrete Stretch
The detour on Route 422 East Pike was lifted Saturday as a 6,900 foot concrete highway section opened to the public. Contractors M Bennett & Sons of Indiana completed the project praised as a beautiful, convenient addition for travelers on the Benjamin Franklin Highway.
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East Pike
M. Bennett & Sons
Indiana
Canton native Albert Handin visits old hometown
Albert Handin of Canton, once abandoned here 49 years ago on July 4, returned with a younger brother after 31 years’ absence. He had risen from Indiana glassworks worker to assistant superintendent before leaving Indiana. He noted many local changes while recalling past visits. A high goal polo player rode between 11 and 12 miles during a game.
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Albert Handin
Hrief
Albert Handlin
Canton
Indiana
Indiana Glassworks
Plants, humans share virus disease immunity after recovery
Government regulation notes a common rule in business akin to old rabbit fishing lore. It asserts plants, like humans, suffer viral diseases and develop immunity after recovery. The text links disease and regulation across biology and policy.
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Sue" Williard
Aunt Sub Williard
John Graden
Near Atwood
Hall
Atwood Cemetery
Alexander Hamilton
4. H
James E. Calhoun
Sheloca
Josephine Gibbon
Heinz Food Institute
John Huff
Alta Cessia
Blain Bennett
Mike Colgan
Jack
Rossiter
Sloan Bros
Indiana, PA
Congoleum
Axminster Living Room
Sloan’s
Murray’s Dyeing & Cleaning Co
Philadelphia
Penney’s
Penney’s J. G. Penney Company, Incorporated