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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1936

Page

7

Death of Henry E Moot Veteran Western Pa Teacher

Henry E Moot died at his Dubois home from heart trouble early Tuesday. A native of Marchand he taught in Marchand Big Run and Dubois before moving to Dubois with his wife Ruth Martin. Survived by his widow two daughters Sara and Mary Moot of Dubois and sisters and brothers. Funeral at his home Thursday with burial in Marchand cemetery.

Henry E. Moot Marchand Big Run Dubois Ruth Martin Glen Campbell Sara Mary Moot Oakmont W. W. Brilhart Indiana William H. Moot Marchand Cemetery

Death of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Long McDonnell at 80

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Long McDonnell died at her daughter Jennie Frank's home near Nolo on Friday evening July 18 from age related infirmities. Born June 24 1856 she was a devout Christian and Pine Grove Church of God member. Surviving children include Jennie Frank Margaret Anderson Verda Strum Harry McDonnell and Roy McDonnell with 28 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Mrs Frank's home by Rev Charles Nelson and burial followed in McDowell cemetery.

Mary Elizabeth (Long) McDonnell Daniel McDonnell Jennie Frank Near Nolo Mary Elizabeth Long Pine Grove George W. Dorn Marchand North Mahoning Township William and Eve Rader) Dorn Covode Academy Evangelical Church of Mary N. Graffins Daugherty Mary N. Graffius Banks Township B. A. Daugherty Clee Thomas Neal Samuel M. Graffius M. BH Howard Wilkinson Indiana A. H. Daugherty Jessie Couch Cloe Elen Kuntz Big Run Glenn Graffius Aliquippa B. E. Potts Painesville Walter Graffius Butler Thomas Graffius Akron Elizabeth Duncan Wintondale Buffington Township James Eliza (Bracken) Duncan Margaret Duncan Anna McFeaters Johnstown Sarah Stewart Waterloo Blacklick Cemetery

Mortality of Mrs. Nancy Jane Fleming Recalls Long Life

The Curry Run district resident Nancy Jane Henderson Fleming died at her West Philadelphia street home after a long life in Indiana. Born July 9, 1846 near Elders Ridge to Samuel and Martha Henderson, she married David Watson Fleming October 13, 1868 near Curry Run Presbyterian Church. Funeral services were held at her home, with burial in the church cemetery, after long church involvement and Sabbath School teaching.

Nancy_ Jane (Henderson) Fleming Curry Run Indiana West Philadelphia Street Samuel Martha Anthony) Henderson Elders Ridge Henderson Sheloca Nancy Jane David Watson Fleming Curry Run Presbyterian Church William J. Henderson Glen Gardner N. J J. R. Henderson S. Clark Henderson Kent Julia Cunningham Armstrong Township Elizabeth Wiggins John Walker Curry Run Church

Death of Harvey B. Engle Jr in Indiana after months of illness

Complications from months of illness caused the death of Harvey B. Engle Jr at his sister Mrs. Edgar Hill's home in Indiana. He had spent six months in New Mexico before returning a week ago. He was a son of Edith I and the late Harvey B. Engle Sr, a former mail carrier out of Rochester Mills. Survived by his mother and siblings John Engle Rankin Keffer Roy Trantz Edgar Hill and Richard Engle. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 p m at Aunt Mrs Blanche Kerr’s home in Ernest with Rev Case. burial Greenwood cemetery.

Harvey B. Engle, Jr Edgar Hill Indiana New Mexico Edith I Harvey B. Engle Methodist Episcopal Church American Legion Rochester Mills John Engle Ernest Rankin Keffer Ligonier Roy Trantz Harrisburg Richard Engle Blanche Kerr East Oak Street Rev. Case Greenwood Cemetery

Death of George H. Mattern 82 in Marchand

George H. Mattern, 82, long time resident of Marchand, died at his home Sunday after a two year illness. He was born in Worthville August 21, 185%, married Sara Ann Miller in 1876 and farmed in Marehand area. Survived by widow, several children including John Mottern Locust Scott Mottern Walls Creek Samuel Mottern Mareh Jacob Mottern Punxsutawney Mya Chesta Bush Grange Lulu McMillen Dubois Mary Best Deckers Point and brother David Mattern Worthville. Burial at St Johns cemetery near Grange this morning.

George Henry Mattern Marchand John Mattern Worthville Sara Ann Miller Fort Barnett John Mottern Locust Scott Mottern Walls Creek Samuel Mottern Marehand Jacob Mottern Punxsutawney Mya, Chesta Bush Grange Lulu McMillen Dubois Mary Best Deckers Point David Mattern St. Johns Cemetery

David C Edwards Aged 80 Noted Prominent Farmer

David C Edwards aged 80 is remembered as a long time prominent farmer with a career spanning many years. He was known for his dedication to agriculture and community involvement. His passing marks the end of a notable era in local farming circles.

David C. Odwards David C. Edwards

Rayne stock raiser dies. several relatives noted

The stock raiser of Rayne township died Monday at noon. Surviving are two sons Spear and Charles Edwards, a brother James Edwards of Dixonville, and two sisters Mrs. Mary Washington of Dubois and Mrs. Sophia J. Ober of Indiana. Funeral services were held at Dunkard church near Tanoma this Wednesday afternoon with burial in the church cemetery.

Rayne Township Spear Charles Edwards James Edwards Dixonville Mary Washington Dubois Sophia J. Ober Indiana Dunkard Church Tanoma

Mrs Ella May Johns Dies In Indiana Hospital At 49

Mrs Ella May Johns aged 49 a slater of Mrs Roy Penfield of Indiana died in Indiana Hospital on Tuesday from complications of disease She was employed as a cook at an Indiana restaurant Funeral services will be held at Falls Creek M EB church on Thursday afternoon and burial will follow there

Ella May Johns Slater Roy Penfield Indiana

Obituary for Charles Blakeley World War veteran

Charles Blakeley died on July 17 at age 42. He was born and raised in Cokeville. Survived by four brothers Wilbur Albert and Glenn of Cokeville and Arthur of Williamsport, and two sisters Mrs Clyde Plowman of Cokeville and Mrs Albert Cumimings of Williamsport.

Charles Blakeley Charles @. Blakeley Cokeville Wilbur Albert Glenn Arthur Blakeley Williamsport Clyde Plowman Albert Cumimings

Woman Fatally Burned As Home Burns After Oil Explosion

Mrs. Edna Wissinger 28 of near Shelocta died at Indiana hospital from burns after an oil explosion lit a kitchen fire. Her husband and two children survived as the two story home between Shelocta and West Lebanon burned hours later. The deceased, born February 24 1908, was married November 25 1941 and leaves a husband farmer at Shelocta, daughter Ruth Geraldine and son Hurrell, along with parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brewer and several siblings. Funeral services were led by Rev. Stuber at Harmony Grove Lutheran Church.

Elderton United Presbyterian Church Elderton Edward Wissinger Sheloca Indiana Hospital Wissinger Shelocta West Lebanon Edna Viola Drewer Ernest Brewer Five Points Washington Township Harmony Grove Lutheran Church Stuber Kline Bros Shelovta Ruth Geraldine Hurrell Jennie Vernie James Paul Brewer

Caponizing Demonstration Scheduled At Local Farm

A caponizing demonstration will be given at Tom Peter’s farm in Armstrong township on Monday July 27 at 1:00 by County Agent Warner. Hope of a new approach to tuberculosis treatment has emerged from the discovery of three poisons produced in the body by disease germs. The Progreaa and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R. D. readers, $0.59.

Tom Peter Armstrong Township iCounty Warner Progreaa Pittsburgh Post Gazette R. D

Notable Local Visitors and Society News in Indiana

Attorney Walter H. Myers a Punxsutawney GOP candidate called in Indiana. Several residents announce visits, returns, and guests from Homer City Harrisburg Elmira Corning New York to Philadelphia New Castle Indiana State Teachers College couples Helen Jane Smith and Robert B Simpson announce marriage plans. A. Merle Fleming Mrs John Smith Edward Goodnight and others travel, while G. M. Allison family depart for High Point North Carolina. Mrs William A Gimpson improves after hospital stay. Dixon Drew attends Lions Club convention in Providence Rhode Island. D. M. Potts Rochester Mills active in local business. family details noted with 76 grandchildren and 40 great grandchildren.

Walter H. Myers Punxsutawhey Indiana H. C. Prigh Homer City Harrisburg Togo Elmira Corning N.Y Harry W. Wilson, Jr Jane Pasadena Calif MeeGee Hospital Pittsburgh Austin Drew Grandview Avenue Thomas 5. Lowther South Seventh Street John Gohean Philadelphia D. M. Potts Rochester Mills Potts

Engagement Announced At Mrs Williams Luncheon

Miss Jane Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Benton R Williams of North Sixth Street will wed Grandville S Seyler district manager of American stores in early fall. Williams has taught in Indiana High Schools the last three years. Guests at the luncheon included Mrs Joseph Arnon Mrs Wm Christy Alston Helen Crosby Gerald Scott Kathryn Snyder and out of town guests from various cities.

Samuel Edward Williams Rustle Lodge Jane Willams Benton R. W H Lwne North Sixth Street Grandville S Joseph Arnon Wm. ©. Christy Alston Helen Crosby Olean N. Y Gerald Scott Kathryn Snyder Cuba J. Blair Muftley Chenaburg Mary Fox Spangler Laura Church Metasyllia Alive Clements Wukinsburg

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