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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1936

Page

7

Recent Deaths Mrs Emma Hancock Smock of Albion

Mrs Emma Hancock Smock wife of Rev F D Smock of Albion Pa died at her home on May 24 after a long illness. She was born near Elders Ridge daughter of the late William and Mary Hancock and leaves sons Arthur Sharon Fern Deeter Cochranton Homer Cranesville Paul Erie and Philip at home along with brothers and sisters H N Hancock Galesburg W C Hancock West Lebanon and Misses Martha Eliza Anna Virginia Hancock Pittsburgh West Lebanon. Funeral services were May 26 at the Point and Deckard U B churches conducted by Rev Paul Weaver with the conference quartet singing. Interment in Cochranton cemetery.

Emma (Hancock) Smock F. D. Smock Albion William and Mary (Nesbitt) Hancock Elders Ridge Smock Arthur Sharon Fern Deeter Cochranton Homer Cranesville Paul Erie Philip H. N. Hancock Galesburg Tils W. C. Hancock West Lebanon Martha Eiiza Hancock Pittsburgh Anna Virginia Hancock Point Deckard U. B Paul Weaver U. B. Erie Jamestown

William Houston Dies at 70 In Kenwood Community

William Houston a lifelong Kenwood resident and farmer died this Wednesday morning at his home after an extended illness. He resided on the old Houston homestead farm near Kenwood and is survived by his widow a son James of Ebensburg a daughter Mrs Paul Ralston of Vandergrift and a sister Miss Myda Houeton of Kenwood.

William Houston Kenwood Houston Stead Farm James Ebensburg Paul Ralston Vandergrift Myda Houeton

Alexander Johnson Funeral Services Held on Friday

Alexander Johnson died Tuesday at his West Philadelphia street home after a long illness. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2:00 p.m. at his late residence by Pastor Holt Hughes of the M E B church. He was born March 15, 1866 in Armstrong Township and lived 26 years in Indiana. He leaves a first wife Ama Campbell and children Mrs. James Cunningham, Mrs. James Hadden, Erma Johnson, Norris Johnson, and Mrs. Hilda Fisher, plus a second wife and two sisters. Burial followed the St Bernard Catholic church rites.

John Langham Emily Pardee Amanda Clarence Barbour Sharon Nellie Walter Napp Indiana Hast Mahoning Baptist Cemetery Holt Hughes M. EB. Church Alexander Johnson West Philadelphiatreet David Johnson Armstrong Township Ama Campbell James Cunningham Center Township James Hadden Erma Johnson Norris Johnson Hilda Fisher Rochester N. Y Elizabeth McGaughey Mary Wilhelm Christina Clawson Greenwood Cemetery West Philadelphia Street George and Elizabeth Boyer Sho Armstrong County John B. Clawson M. BH John Bunyan Edward A. Clawson Coudersport Clawson Bayles Calli Mary Johns Homer City Harry Boyer John Carr Rockwood William Boyer West

Funeral Rites Held for Jacob H Miller at Plumcreek Church

Funeral services were held Sunday at Plumcreek Church of the Brethren for Jacob H Miller 86 of near Shelocta who died Friday at home. Interment followed in Elderton cemetery. He was born January 29 1851 in Washington township and leaves a widow Sarah Bracken Miller three sons James G Miller Blaine Miller and Lee Miller and daughter Mrs Mellon Thomas plus another daughter Mrs C P Clark and many grandchildren. Also notes the pastor Rev J H Wimmer conducted the rites. Second obituary line notes Herman Ellsworth DeVinney 71 native of Blacklick township died Monday at his home on Church street after illness and lists survivors and marriage to Lena Long. Funeral at Paul DeVinney home 1499 Philadelphia Street Thursday at 2:30 PM with burial in Oakland cemetery.

Plumcreek Herman Ellsworth DeVinney Blacklick Township Church Street John DeVinney Herman EH. DeVinney Lena Long Harry W Washington, D. C Walter DeVinney Vandercroft Paul DeVinney Philadelphia Cavode Martha Jane Crissman Punxsutawney Covode James Dilts James Crissman Smicksburg Leydie Wayne Avenue Holt Hughes M. E. Church Robert W. Craft Town Oakland Cemetery Elderton Pittsburgh Indiana Almeda Craft

Obituary of Mrs. Hopsie Elizabeth Lambing of Indiana

Mrs. Hopsie Elizabeth Lambing age 1 deceased Tuesday at Indiana Hospital after a two week stay. Born November 6 1904 in Ambrose she was daughter of William H. Little and Nannie Shields Little. Survived by husband Roy Lambing parents two sisters and two half sisters. Funeral Thursday at 2:00 PM at Washington Presbyterian Church with Rev. J. K. Boston officiating. Interment in church cemetery.

Hopsie Hlizabeth Lambing Roy Lambing Marion Center R. D Indiana Hospital Ambrose William H. and Nannie (Fhields) Little Washington Township Floyd Little Indiana R. D Carl Rankin Rural Valley R.D Clifford Shearer Home Emma Little Dolores Little Washington Presbyterian Church J. K. Boston Church Cemetery

Funeral notices and obituaries share Indiana and Punxsutawney ties

The brief death notices honor Mrs Christina Clawson aged 77 of Indiana and Mrs Martha Jane Crissman aged 86 of Punxsutawney with multiple heirs listed and services led by Rev Holt Hughes. Other notices include burial plans for Mrs Emma Jane Dinwiddie and funeral details for Robert W Craft and Clark J Duncan plus Republican convention ticket notes and regional stats on divorces colleges and fur farming investments.

Original Tourist Encounters One Lone Honest Traveler

A Nebraska tourist camp owner Bill and a weary traveler bond over the same old tourist jabs about long trips and heat. The narrator reveals Bill’s wish for a genuinely original remark and both men recognize the universal sameness of travelers across the plains.

Careless Pedestrians Blamed in Motor Death Toll

An analysis argues pedestrians cause 85 percent of car death fatalities, criticizing the lack of pedestrian laws and the ease of walking into traffic. Carl I. Zeigler notes drivers must stay alert while pedestrians often ignore signals, cross at will, and distract themselves in the roadway.

Cara Carl I. Zeigler Review of Mr. Zeigler

The Diver and the Caisson Disease Risk

A diver in a rubber suit with helmet is hoisted overboard and lowered to depth up to 100 feet. Returning to the surface is slow and can take hours. high air pressure forces gas into the blood, risking caisson disease known as the bends.

Ife New York Times Aly Caisson Bellar

Ancient Port Durazzo and Albanian Kingdom History

Durazzo, an ancient port in the Kingdom of Albania, originated as Cphlammug at the end of the seventh century. Conflicts over ownership triggered events around 481 BC, leading to repeated changes of control until the Kingdom of Albania was established in 113.

Durazzo Dora Porto Hst Kingdo of Albanhi Cphlammug Kingdom of Albania

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