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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1930

Page

6

Samuel Cunningham Civil War veteran dies at 88

Samuel Cunningham Esq aged 88 and one of Indiana County’s leading criminal lawyers died at his Wayne avenue home after 10 am Tuesday. He served as district attorney and led the Indiana County Bar Association, battled in Civil War battles, and leaves a widow with three daughters and a brother. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 pm at his home with two ministers officiating. burial at Oakland cemetery.

Samuel Cunningham Wayne Avenue Mr. Cunningham Armagh William Cunningham Huntington County Edisto Island Esther (Hutchinson) Cunningham Eldera Ridge Academy Washington & Jefferson College Stewart & Clark Indiana County Cunningham John §. Fisher Cunningham & Fisher Indiana Indiana County Bar Association Pennsylvania State Bar Association Pennsylvania Bull Run Robert Cunningpen Fred Pittsburgh Landing Harriet B. Elliott Mabel James F. Chapman Laura C. Wells Roger Magee Pittsburgh James Seward Cosmopolitan Club Phi Kappa Si Cunningham Home Robert L. Clark Presbyterian Church John J. Mellvaine First United Presbyterian Church Oakland Cemetery Edward M. Evans Blairsville Ocean City N.J Mr. Evans Brushvalley Township Nancy J. St.Clair Homer City Thomas St. Clair Evans University of California At Los Angeles Frank Evans Forest Hills L.T N.Y Philadelphia

Mrs Christina Reithmiller to Celebrate Century Mark at Wastrun

Centenarian Christina Reithmiller of Grant township will observe her 100th birthday at home near Wastrun with neighbors bringing baskets. Born in Germany, she married Peter Reithmiller and raised children Louise, Charles, and Lawrence. A devout Lutheran, she has lived in Indiana County for decades and shares vibrant memories of nearly a century.

Christina Reithmiller Eastrun Christina Heithmiller Wastrun Grant Township Reithmiller Christina Winckeler Germany Bethel Lutheran Church John Wheeler Dixonville Patsr Houck

Langham to Face Murder Charge After Blast Killings

Perry Langham of Montgomery township, inmate at Spangler hospital, will be charged with murder for dynamiting his home at Emeigh Run near Cherry Tree, killing daughter Larue Emily and son Perry Arthur, injuring his wife. He was found in a barn near Arcadia in a weakened condition after slashing his throat. The blast also wounded a relative. two other children escaped unharmed. Funeral services for the two victims were held at Emeigh Run.

Perry Langham Montgomery Township Spangler Hospital Jin Langham Emeigh Run Cherry Tres Larue Emily Perry Arthur Cherry Tree Goat Company Albert Raleigh Cherry Tree Daby Clarence Ferrier East Mahoning Baptist Church Purchase Line

Local Man Drowns Bathing in Little Yellow Creek

Merle G White aged 36 of West Church street died in Cherry Hill township after cramps and a deep hole in Little Yellow creek left him unable to swim. Accompanied by Harry McKee he entered the water to seek relief from heat. White called for help as he sank. McKee, also unable to swim, failed to save him. Aid arrived a half hour later and first aid did not revive him. White, known as Jockey, was a Lutheran church member and Odd Fellows, worked for Longwill Wholesale Confectionery, and leaves wife Ethel, son Ralph, brother Frank, and sisters Helen, Stella, and Mrs Fred Kear. Funeral at Streams' Chapel with Greenwood cemetery burial.

Merle G. White West Church Street Little Yellow Creek Cherryhill Township Harry McKee Relef Merle McKee

State Animal Circus To Visit Indiana Park

A travel ing circus tour sponsored by the State Game Commission will visit county fairs in Indiana County. The exhibit features deer and bear fawns cubs red and gray foxes raccoons porcupines beaver hawks and owls with lantern slides and wildlife pictures. Other notes mention road improvements and a dairymen gathering at Marion Center Park.

Harrisburg State Game Commission Indiana County

Jurors Named for September 1930 Shopemere Court

Twenty four grand jurors are listed for the first Monday in September 1930 from multiple towns including Conemaugh Indiana Green Blairsville Homer City Mahoning and South Mahoning with names such as Coleman L G Davis Hilderbrand Cordelia McCreary Eugene and Stuchell Clay Creekside Spackman Sutter and others. Sixty petit jurors are named for the fourth Monday of September from Blairsville Indiana Mahoning and surrounding areas including Bender Banks Beck Chyper Behm Indra Bryan and many more.

William E. Carney Merritt B. Carney Pine Township Joseph W. Rankin W. Work East Mahoning Jacob Gold Blacklick Improvement Co Burrell J. Calvin Bayer R. E. Hershberger Indiana Gilbert S. Parnel Franco Cap East Wheatfield, CO Maria L. Lightcap Harry D. Lightcap Walter A. Long J. P. Davis Blairsville Gottlieb Kim G. J. Kim Nora Blanche Allison Harry Allison Center Benjamin K. Kelley Iya B. Stein Lajos Nagy Julia Gershing Young Iva Be, Stein Benjamin K. Koller Meade B. Douglass Ellis W. Stittler Green Davis G. Swigart Conemaugh Building and Loan Association Margaret J. Marshell J. G. Walkers West Mahoning Lucy Miller L. J. Gorman Pine John Bennett John Fisher Grant First National Bank of Indiana Vernon A. Jordon R. D. Tonkin George Shaner Cherry Tree Homer Jewart Homer City National Bank Homer City Harl Beck Dorsie R. Smith Montgomery Bart Beck Sara Agnes Rowe Indiang Build Bester Larimer H. D.,weasel Green Township Blairsville Savings and Trust Co., Admr Emma Snyder Coleman A. I Conemaugh Dickie Dehenderfer L. G Gherryhill Duncan George Davis William Bracklick Guthrie J. B Hilderbrand Cordelia Blafraville Kennedy Charles W, Mahoning, Kunkle, J. &., Homer City, Kime, James T Lewis Huruda Ling Ruby Wheatfald Logan Myrtle Marks Rev Trant Glen Campbell Arthur Canoe McMiNen Catherine South Mahoning McNutt L. D Moor Jean McKelvey J. A McCreary Eugene Salidboro Spackman Sutter Jay N. Mahoning Stuchell Clay Creekside Walker Jennie Wille Hno Bothwell Fannie E Betsford Marle A Barris Chris Chyper Beck Jacksonville Behm Irwin Bendar Banks Baylor James Indra Bryan Blair Rayne Joseph Cherrytres Boucher Clara Bennett H. W Burlington Rivers Croyle Gerald Pino Calhoun Armstrong Cuunningham Sara Conrad Brishvalley Clawson

Mrs. M A Parnsworth Celebrates 89th Birthday

East Run resident Mrs. M A Farnsworth celebrated her 89th birthday with family and friends at her Waingworth home. She is widow of John Farnsworth, longtime merchant and postmaster. More than a dozen guests from nearby towns attended including Dr Willis Houelk and family, John C Thomas, Edgar Lockhart, Charles Johnston, J S Alliston, C F Cormman, Leonard Mumau, Ida Mouck, Clyde Houck, and Bessie Farnsworth.

Kivent M. A. Parnsworth East Run M. A. Farnsworth Purchase Line John C. Thomas Momer City Edgar Lockhart Oak Tree Charles Johnston West View Pittsburgh J. S. Allieson New Kensington C. F. Cormman Valois N.Y Leonard Mumau Ida Mouck Clyde Houck

Engagement Announced Here for Jeannette Woman

Mrs Charles C Burhenn of Jeannette announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Geraldine Burhenn to Cyril W Livingstone of Greensburg after a bridge luncheon at Green Gables Tea Room. Geraldine a Lesley Normal School graduate taught in Jeannette this year. Livingstone a Princeton graduate studying at Harvard MBA. Wedding date not set. Emma Stewart of Railroad Avenue attended. A green and yellow theme featured a ring-in-a-melon party favor.

Jeannette Charles C. Burhenn Geraldine Burhenn Cyril WB Livingstone Greensburg Green Gables Fea Burhenn Lesley Normal School Cambridge Mass John M. Daugherty Church Street Princeton University Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration Emma Stewart Railroad Avenue

Forestry Meetings Planned Across Indiana County Next Week

County Agent J. W. Warner announces a series of forestry meetings with Brank T. Murphy Penn State extension forester to discuss species merits planting methods and how to obtain tree applications. Sessions include speeches at Indiana Kiwanis Purchase Line and Brush Valley with farm visits near Parkwood and Clearfield Coal Corp site.

State College Elwanians Neesery Purchase Line J. W. Warner Brank T. Murphy Penn State Murphy Indiana Kiwanta Mahia County Forest Murgery Clearfeld Bituminous Coal Corporation Clymer Dixonville Comfodore C.I.0. Corporation B. Dible Parkwond Dible Brushyalley Indiane

Farmers to Attend Lime Fertilizer Tour in Indiana County

Farmers from Indiana County are invited to a lime and fertilizer tour on the Tilt of August. The excursion visits experimental plots at Snowshoe and Kylertown with a College representative present. The group travels from Tidiana through Clymer, Glen Campbell, and Clearfield, returning to Indiana around 6:30 p.m. An hour at Snowshoe and a turkey lunch are included. Also listed are marriage licenses and local notices, plus a rattlesnake incident near Mahaffey and updates on Joseph Clark’s health.

Indiana County Aulos Tidiana At & Wm Clymer Commodore Glen Campbell Parnera Grampian Clearfield Bie Ler Snowshoe Snowshoa Indiana Vic [Nie Waternellon Blairsville Saltsburg Pittsburgh Tarrigburg D. J Elizabeth Braughter Rochester Mills Ware Ds Frank Braughter Marlon Quay Braughler Dixonville Dale Braughler Ebensburg George Thompson Clark Work Rufus Work Albert Braughler Walter Philipps Misa Della Braughter Homer Pifer Carl Braughler Norris Brown Rochester Covode Academy Covode Ladies’ Aid Society Clearfield Biituminous Coal Corporation of Marion Center Clymer Band Washing Post Cockport Graff Punxsutuchey Commodore Club Rossiter Barr Slope

Reunion season kicks off with county gatherings

The sixth annual Marchand Home Coming at Brae-Treeze park near Marchand runs Friday through the weekend with Sabbath services. Other reunions include the Sixteeners' Association at Dayton, the Raari ck reunion at Valley Park, and gatherings for Taylorsville School No 16 in Green township. A full program for the Taylorsville event is listed, with meals, songs, and reminiscences.

Marchand Brae- Treeze Park Sol Mers' Orphans’ School of Dayton Valley Park NuMine Taylorsville Green Township H. W. Stonebraker W. R. Calhoun Indiana America I. F. McLeister Syracuse N.Y I. Boucher Portage BE. H. Houck Dubois W. T. Price Johnstown L. Barr Clair Clawson East Union Presbyterian Church

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