Death notices honor D Milton Brown and Benjamin Daugherty
Moral services and interment followed for D Milton Brown 60 proprietor of the Brown Hotel in Indiana county after a sudden heart attack on Thursday morning He had just returned from a ten day fishing trip and was survived by wife Florence and son Lynn The second obituary notes the death of Benjamin Franklin Daugherty 67 once of Purchase Line Indiana county and longtime jewelry business partner of Norris Daugherty in Newton Kansas He was born April 20 1867 and survived by wife and son Norris with surviving sisters and brother Mrs Annie Smith Mrs M M Mears and Charles Daugherty As a Democrat Brown was active in local politics and Daugherty worked as a carpenter in youth
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Oakland Cemetery
D. Milton Brown
Brown Hotel
North Sixth Street
Atricken
Coyode
David M
Anna (White) Brown
Clarion State Normal School
Indiana
Clawson House
C. M. Wortman
Brown
Florence §. Brown
Lynn L. Brown
Benjamin Franklin Daugherty
Purchase Line
Indiana County
Newton
Kans
Norris Daugherty
John ‘W
Elizabeth (Farnsworth) ‘Daugherty
Alice Long
Dixonville
Norris
Death notices and obituaries from Homer City area
Funeral services and interments are reported for Gillis D. Sutton 66 of Robinson born Homer City. James C. Groft 76 of Homer City died after two weeks illness. services in Dixonville. Mrs Belle Postlewaite Smith former East Mahoning pastor died at Smithfield aged 71. Lula Margaret White 58 of Creekside died in Indiana hospital. services at Creekside and Plumville cemetery. Thomas Allen 4th Spanish American War veteran died at his son Edward Allen’s home Mast Oak St St Marys after long illness. Clarence W. Groft 53 of Boyerstown died July 8 after extended illness.
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Belle Postlewaite Smith
M. M. ‘Smith
Thomas Allen
Edward Allen
Mast Oak Street
St. Marys
St. Marys M. E. Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Clarence Groft
Clarence W. Groft
Boyerstown
Alonzo Groft
Chamberasville
Rayne Townshp
Helen Thompson
Near Home
McCloskey Family Notices From Williams Port Tracing Death
John McCloskey aged 47 died on Wednesday at Williams Port. A native of the county he leaves father Samuel McCloskey of Wintondale sister Mrs Am brose Burke of Prospect and brother Paul McCloskey of Philadelphia.
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John McCloskey
Joan McCloskey
Williamsport
Samuel McCloskey
Wintondale
Ambrose Burke
Prospect
Paul McCloskey
Philadelphia
Mrs Mollie Marshall Dies in Columbia Hospital
Mrs Mollie Marshall aged 65 lifelong Dayton resident died Wednesday in Columbia hospital Wilkinsburg after over a year of illness. Widow of Reed R Marshall married in 1887 she was daughter of the late C W Ellenberger and member of a prominent Dayton family. Surviving daughters Mrs Alice Nesbit Pittsburgh and Miss Lillian Marshall Chicago, sisters Mrs F L Travis and Mrs Jessie Haden Dayton, and a brother in the west.
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Mollie Marshall
Glade Run
Dayton
Columbia Hospital
Wilkinsburg
Reed R. Marshall
C. W. Ellenberger
Alice Nes‘bit
Pittsburgh
Lillian Marshall
Chicago
F. L. Travis
Jessie Hadden
West
Funeral services for Mrs Blaine Stewart held at home
Mrs Blaine Stewart aged 32 died Sunday evening at her Brushvalley township home. Funeral services will be conducted this afternoon at her late residence followed by interment in Johnstown. She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs William Miller of Johnstown. Surviving: her husband and three children Miller Edward and Robert at home, brother John Miller of Oakland, sister Miss Mary Miller of Ferndale, D. Irwin D H Irwin aged 74 prominent farmer near Dayton died Saturday evening of heart trouble. Survives widow and two sons Jay of Plumville and Robert at home, brother James Irwin of Du Bois.
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James
Twolfeh Baptist Church
Dixonville
James C. Groft
Homer
Chambersville
Isaac
Elizabeth
Shaffer
Keft
Center Township
Homer City
Emma Donahue
Jos’. Kunkle
Oscar Groft
Blairsville
Samuel Groft
Pearl ‘Hosack
West Lebanon
Roy Kunkle
Joseph McAvoy
Florence Boyer
Town
James Mathis
Aultman
McCrea Kunkle
Leechsburg
Floyd and
Jean Kunkle
Lula Margaret White
Creekside ‘Presbyterian Church
Plumville
Creekside
Indiana Hospital
David White
South Mahoning Township
Lucerne
Melvin
Paul
White
Helen Kelly
Ernest White
Maude ‘Hollobaugh
Mary George
Minta Kunkle
Peter Kelly
Vandergrift
Blaine Stewart
Johnstown
Brushvalley Township
William Miller
Miller
Edward
Robert
John Miller
Oakland
Mary Miller
Ferndale
D.,ch. Irwin
D. H. Irwin
Dayton
Benjamin Irwin
Dayton Presbyterian Church
Jay
James Irwin
Dubois
Coming Reunions At Fair Grounds And More
The Lowman Graham clan holds annual reunion at Indiana Fair Grounds on Saturday August 18 with committees for coffee music amusements and supplies. Executive committee seeks complete register of Abram Susanna Lowman and Alexander Janet Graham descendants. Also Enterline Miller Johnston and Shields reunions listed with dates and local details.
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Lowman-Graham
Keune
Fair Grounds
Indiana Fair Grounds
Paul Lowman
Margaret Lowman
T. H. Coleman
T. M. Graham
G. L. Stewart
Ruby Neal
W. ©. Treece
R. W. Graham
Ralph Hassinger
Clyde Graham
Everett Wright
Paul Stewart
Clyde Lowman
Abram
Susanna Lowman
Alexander
Janett Graham
Scotland
Young Township
Hidna Graham
New Alexandria
Lewis and Cribb-Dixon Reunions Planned This Summer
The Lewis reunion will be held at Sunset park between Plumville and Rural Valley with speaker Harry Lydick of Indiana on Saturday July 28. The Cribb Dixon reunion follows Wednesday August 1 at Rushwood between Blairsville and New Alexandria on the William Penn highway. All connected families are invited to bring a basket and enjoy the day.
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Enterline
Elizabethville Park
Elizabethville
Millersburg
Pottsville
Shields
Campbells Mills
Blairaville
Blacklick
Lewis
Sunset Park
Plumville
Rural Valley
Harry Lydick
Indiana
Cribb-Dixon
Rushwood
Blairsville
New Alexandria
William Penn Highway
Obstacle of Antarctic Approach Pack Ice Analyzed
A New York Times writer notes pack ice blocks ships approaching Antarctica. Ross Sea ice is less dangerous than Weddell Sea ice due to currents and coastlines, with width varying by area and season. A path near the 180th meridian offers the best access, though accessibility changes as summer ends and ice shifts. Explorers push through ice to discharge supplies, hoping breaks enable slow progress to clear water.
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Antarctic
New York Times
Ross Sea
Weddell Sea
First Capital of Ohio Tied to Mound Builders Evidence
The Cleveland Plain Dealer suggests Chillicothe near the first Ohio capital may also have been a mound builders capital. Within ten miles lie over 400 earthworks including Serpent Mound and the Great Hopewell Works. Finds from the Ohio mystery mounds are stored at the Smithsonian London British Museum and Ohio State Museum. Chillicothe, long a center for Indians and early Northwest settlers, will be preserved in Rosa County Historical Society museum.
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Chillicothe
Unio
Ohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Wopewell
Ohio Mystery Mounds
Smithgonian Institution
British Museum
London
Ohio State Museum
Columbus
Northwest Territory
Rosa County
Ancient Indian City Linked to Guerrero Black Settlement
Archaeologists report a possible ancient Indian city on Guerrero Pacific coast where the La Labrada site may mark a black settlement from enslaved Africans. Local history recalls Guerrero Indians fleeing to the mountains as African slaves arrived, with Talabrada remains suggesting a central terrace overlooking the former village.
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la Vabrada
Guerrero
Science Service
Mexico
la Labrada
Talabrada
Local families share Sunday visits across towns
Girty Myr and Mrs Earl Schrecengost spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs David Cravener. Multiple families from Jamison Smith Chambersville Warren and Vandergrift exchanged weekend and Sunday visits, with relatives from Ohio Indiana and Oklahoma noted among the guests.
Local Sabbath Gatherings Across East Wheatfield Area
East Wheatfield residents from Cramer Armagh Clyde and nearby towns spent Sunday with friends in Shelocta and Parkwood. Several families visited relatives in Johnstown Bardoff Eliza beth Pitcairn and Davidaville while hosting and attending multiple gatherings. A temperance rally is planned July 29 at Armagh Presbyterian with speakers Mrs Ella Black and Mrs Alvin Sherbine and special music.
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Rosalie Stutzman
Cramer
Evelyn Bracken
Armagh
Elsie Lichtenfels
Flora Mack
Clyde
Shelocta
Parkwood
Wm. Hilderbrand
Billy
Bardoff
Ill
Robert Ferry
Elizabeth
RB. T. Autchison
A. K. Gerhard
Rugh Station
Royden Taylor
Peggy
Barbara Prothero
Indiana
G. G. Mack
Armagh Presbyterian Church
Ella Black
Alvin Sherbine
Johnstown
Currys Run Birthday Notes and Social Updates
About one hundred neighbors celebrated Elmer Currys birthday at Creekline with lawn games and music by D M Carnahan Allen Boyer Bert Kerr and Virgil Rising. A late lunch followed. Geraldine Seff visited Gastown. The Ladies Missionary Society met with Rev and Mrs Maclelland. twelve attended. Alta McCurdy visited Vandergrift. A Christian Endeavor social with about forty guests was held at the McCurdy home. Mr and Mrs John Shearer of Rossiter visited with the Carsons. Wallace Rising’s guests included Ward Millar Rose Leonard Rising and families. Sara Jane Sell spent Sunday at home. Johnston Fisher is in ill health at the Carsons. Floyd Henderson of Apollo visited the Sells. A joke ends with Uncle David nearly biting his tongue after a telephone pole was cut as he leaned on it.
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Creekline
Elmer
D. M. Carnahan
Allen Boyer
Bert Kerr
Virgil Rising
Geraldine Seff
Gastown
Ladies Missionary Society
Butter Consumption Gaps Across Nations
United States per capita butter use sits near 18 pounds while Great Britain rose to 23 pounds last year. The figures highlight higher domestic butter intake in the UK compared with the United States.
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United States
Great 'Britain
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Pat Patterson
Herbert Munch
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Claire Trevor
Shirley Temple
Charlie Chan
Warner Oland the Great Oriental Detective
the Thin Man
Gils D. Sutton
Wayne Patch
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Greenwood Cemetery
Gillis D. Sutton
Robinon Company
Robinson
Masonic Lodge
Blatrayille
Belle Hammond
F. Jay Sutton
The
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Ernest
William
Charles J
France
Black Forest
Miller-Johnaton
John and
Kealah Miller
William and Mary Johnaton
Woodlawn Park
Marion Center
Route 119
the Savings: Trust CO
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Girty Myr
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Swatter
David Cravener
James A. Miller
Janet
North Apollo
Harry Wether
Arthur
Near Gravel Bar
Jamson and
Smith Homes
A. M. Jamison
Hannah Lukehart
Jamison
Joseph Houser
Raymond
Arlene
Ruth
J. B. Houser
J. H. Christy
Todd
Christy
Lester Irwin
Warren
O. Warren Shéasley
Wiliam and
Arabelle
J. C. Schrecengost
J. R. Jamison
Robert, Jr
Merle
Harl Schrecengost
Edwin Rosenateel
Oklahoma
Mary Ellen Matthews
Anna ©. Smith
East Wheatfield
Currys Run
Judge
David
Leslie
Jana
Penn-Indiana Brewing Co
Indiana, PA
Eleventh and
Oak Streets
Hazard
Indiana Motor Co
Bujone—Hales and Bervice
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