Mrs Lisle Thomas Dies in Indiana Heart Ailment at 32
Funeral rites set for Friday at Streams Funeral Home on Church street with interment in Greenwood cemetery. Lisle Thomas widow of 15 years, mother of five, died Tuesday at her home on South 13th street after long heart illness. Survived by husband, five children Ruth Thelma Katharine Helen Robert, her parents William J and Margaret Rising, and many siblings. She was born July 29 1905 in Armstrong Township and was active in Presbyterian church groups. Narrative notes of family ties and local residences listed.
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Streams
Church Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Lisle Thomas
Indiiana
South 13Th Street
Thomas
William J
Margaret
Faith) Rising
Armatrong Township
Indiana
Presbyterian Church
Town
Naomi Bible Class
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Congregation
R. M. Offutt
Ruth
Thelma
Katharine
Helen
Robert
Elmer
Leonard
John
Wallace
Armstrong Township
Archie
Walter
Wilmerding
James
Trafford City
Laura Kisainger
Latrobe
Funeral rites for Alexander T Lowry set this afternoon
Alexander Thompson Lowry 85 long time Indiana resident dies Saturday at son Dr Arthur F Lowry’s Detroit home. Survived by children Arthur James Mary and H Clay Lowry plus sister Mollie. Funeral at Pine Evangelical church with interment in church cemetery. Also notices for Mary Caroline Smith 83 Canoe township obituary. services by Rev Garland.
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Oakland Cemetery
Alexander Thompson Lowry
Indiana
Arthur F. Lowry
Detroit
Mich
Robert
Nancy (Moorhead) Lowry
Church Street
Mary
Feath) Lowry
San Diego
Calif
Washington, D.C
Mollie Lowry
College Avenue
Twin Son Forrest Sleppy Dies in Birth Week Near Penn Run
Forrest Doyle Sleppy, newborn son of Isaac and Ella Sleppy near Penn Run, died July 14 one day after birth. Survived by parents and two brothers Howard Paul and Chalmers Dale. Funeral held at parental home July 15 with Rev. DePrefontaine officiating. burial in Spruce Grove cemetery.
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Forrest Doyle Sleppy
Isaac
Ella
Stephens) Sleppy
Penn Run
Howard Paul Sleppy
Chalmers Dale Sleppy
Noor
DePrefontaine
Heilwood
Spruce Grove
Valencia Woman Catherine Potts Dies at 97
Mrs Catherine Potts age 97 of Valencia died at her home Sunday morning July 18 at 10 16. She lived in Valencia for about 30 years coming from Indiana county and was a member of St John Lutheran near Sagamore before joining Evangelical church of Valencia. Surviving are two daughters Jane and Alice at home, one son J S Potts of Dover Delaware, four grandchildren, six great grandchildren and one great great granddaughter, one brother A C Harmon of Indiana. Funeral services were held at her home Tuesday July 20 at 8 00 p m. The body was brought to St John s church Wednesday afternoon for burial.
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Catherine Potts
Catharine Potts
Valencia
Dover
Dela
A. C. Harman
Indiana
St. Johns Church
Deaths of Francis James and Lola Sutton in local notices
Francis Gerard James aged 3 percent years son of Mr and Mrs William H James of Roesiter died at home after a month illness Born Canoe Ridge December 27 19338 Burial was in Union cemetery Rossiter Tuesday Surviving are parents a brother William Jr and sisters Alwen Joyce all at home Lola Miksch Sutton aged 69 died at her Bethany West Virginia home July 23 heart failure She was mother of Mrs Percival N Park of East Locust Street and also leaves son George and daughter Dorothy of Bethany Mr and Mrs Park attended the funeral Monday
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Francis Gerard James
William H. James
Roesiter
Canoe Ridge
William, Jr
Alwen
Joyce
Union Cemetery
Rossiter l
Lola Miksch Sutton
Bethany
W. Va
Sutton
Percival N. Park
East Locust Street
George
Dorothy
Park
Three Day Antlerless Deer Season In Indiana County
Indiana counties allow 200 antlerless deer to be killed during a three day season from November 25 to 27. Requires a $2 permit and hunting within the license county. Wardens will enforce tagging rules and restrict hunting to designated counties. Local totals include Armstrong 200 Cambria 300 Jefferson 500 Somerset 500 Bedford 300.
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Indiana
State Game Commission
Game Commission
Armstrong
Cambria
Jefferson
Somerset
Bedford
Poultrymen Tour Butler County for Egg Auction
Indiana county poultrymen and families are invited to a Friday tour to Butler county leaving Indiana Court House at 7 15 A M. The Butler Co operative Egg Auction begins at 9 00 A M with a stop at Don Yinglings poultry barn and later at Thiel s farm. A basket picnic lunch will be provided between visits. The tour is arranged by the Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association.
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Butler County
Indiana County
Court House
Indiana
Butler Co-operative
Don Yingling
Yingling
Thiel
Thielen
Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association
Assurance of WPA Aid in Homer City Hospital Project
James M. Higgins of the Works Progress Administration told a Homer City mass meeting at the high school that WPA funds totaling 34,000 had been approved by WPA headquarters in Harrisburg and Washington. He said the project could proceed if the remaining 30,000 was raised locally, with the total hospital cost estimated at 64,000.
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WPA
Homer City Hospital
James M. Higgins
Works Progress Administration
Homer City High School
Higgins
Homer City
Harrisburg
Washington
A Shining Cloud Sermon on God Leading Today
Lesson for August 1 focuses on Exodus 13 17 22 and 14 10 with the golden text And the Lord shall Balde thee continually Isaiah 6a 11 The message centers on trusting God amid trials as Israel follows Moses through the wilderness The study outlines four points God Led Them Stand Still Go Forward and applies the wilderness journey to modern church leadership urging followers to go forward with God Despite dangers and delays the text emphasizes divine guidance over human planning and concludes with faith that God leads today through crises and unseen paths.
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Israel
Moses
God
Canaan
Philistia
Promised Land
Egypt
Pharaoh
Christ
Red Sea
Israel Dryghod
Enjoyments and Troubles Quote by Southey
A compact reflection on balancing pleasures and burdens. The speaker notes making the most of enjoyments while containing troubles to minimize impact on others, reflecting a measured personal philosophy attributed to Southey.
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Southey
Faith and Growth under God's Guiding Power
A compact reflection on faith as the source of true growth. It states that any growth not aligned with God decays, emphasizing the heavenly powers supporting a devout man of faith and the untold possibilities that accompany righteous development.
Farm Calendar Highlights From Penn State Guides
Penn State agronomists emphasize soil erosion control with hillside strip farming using alternating harvested grain hay and corn. Later August offers time to plant fall vegetables like radishes lettuce and spinach. Dairy farmers should aim for steady year round milk production to stabilize markets. Proper care of young raspberry canes and spatial planning for strawberries improve next year’s yields. A field day at Pennsylvania State College on Friday August 20 will showcase vegetable breeding research.
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Penn
Penn State
Pennsylvania State College
Space Planta
Iruit
Community Weekend Visits and Local Illnesses in Chambersville
Paul Brady and wife visited their parents in Chambersville while other locals spent the weekend visiting relatives in New Kensington Girard and Sharon. Mrs Lina Trusal is critically ill at home. Frances Seyler from DuBois visits F E Kirk home. Crooked Creek church to hold services next Sunday with 10:00 am Sunday school. Merle McGara and Mill er visit Indiana. Harry Miller and family visit Vandergrift.
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Chambersville
Paul Brady
Barr
Chas. Brady
Ed. McQuilkin
Lamily
New Kensington
Day McQuilkin
Lina Trusal
Chas. Brady and
Harry
Betty
Frances Seyler
DuBois
Mrs. F. E. Kirk
Crooked Creek
Merle McGara
Miller
Indiana
Harry Miller
Familly
Vandergrift
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Alexander T. Lowry
Mary Caroline Smith
Pine Evangelical Church
Canoe Township
Rhoda Comb
Barbara Baun
Butler
Garland
George Smith
Ira
Clara
Joseph Smith
Forrest Doyle
Sleppy
Harold L. Lundquist
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Western Newapaper Union
Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture
Earl Love
Altoona
Mae Dougal
Braeburn
John Gillam
Kittanning
Elizabeth Gray
Kerr
Marion Center
Goodrich
KEF and
RADI
Philadelphia St
Penna
Moorhead
Hart, Schaffner and Marx
Florsheim
Bostonian
Arrow
ADIOS
Troub Furniture CO