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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1935
Page
7
The list of obituaries includes eight year old Daniel Garman of Barnesboro and John Philip Sansom of Baltimore, both from prominent local families. Also noted is Daniel M. States of Banks Township, with extended survivor lists and funeral details in Smithport and nearby cemeteries.
Funeral services are planned for Mrs. Susan L. Clawson at 2 30 p m Thursday in Homer City with interment in Greenwood cemetery. A long-time Homer City resident, she died Monday at her daughter Mrs I T Duncan’s home aged 69. She leaves another daughter Mrs Eeith Lockard two sons Blair Clawson and Royden Clawson thirteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren. She is a sister to several relatives including Mrs Ella Henry Ira Frye Miss Ellie Frye Mrs Hulda Barnes Mrs Nettle Hood and Mrs Lizzie Shankoakey. In a separate report funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon for Mrs Claude F Sachs aged 33 who died Saturday evening at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs William H Fenton of West Philadelphia street from complications. The deceased was a lifelong resident active in M E church and Sunday school. Rev Arthur J Pfohl pastor of Zion Lutheran Church conducted the service. Besides her husband she leaves two young daughters Claude tte and Huberta her parents six sisters and three brothers.
Funeral services were held for Dr R K Dalrymple at his mother's Glen Campbell home with interment at Burnside cemetery. The Pittsburgh physician aged 38 died of pneumonia after a brief illness at West Penn Hospital. He was a World War I veteran, taught in Bell Township, Jefferson County, studied at Buffalo Medical College, and practiced in the Troy Hill district. He leaves a widow and two sons in Pittsburgh, his mother in Glen Campbell, and three sisters and a brother in Glen Campbell and Pittsburgh.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Gilson aged 73 were held on Saturday in Blairaville with interment at Blairsville cemetery. She died Thursday at her daughter’s home in Latrobe. Survived by children Leroy Gilson Salem Ohio Floyd Gibson High Rivers Canada Mary Horton Pitcairn Sarah Eider New Alexandria Evan Mberg Latrobe and siblings Clark Dunlap Burrell Charles Dunlap Blairsville Rev John Dunlap Pasadena California and Robert Dunlap Memphis Tennessee.
Mrs Anna Markle aged 82 wife of L H Markle of Center township died Wednesday evening May 29 due to complications graceful with age. She was born May 18 1858 in Brushvalley township daughter of John and Susan Cramer and a Methodist Episcopal church member. Survived by her husband with whom she had lived 66 years. Burial held in Greenwood cemetery on Friday.
Clarence Doyle Hoffman of near Vintondale died after a fatal stroke at 6:30 AM on Memorial Day. He was 53, born March 1, 1897, to Thomas and Mary Hoffman, lifelong farmer and church member. Survived by three brothers Russell Lloyd and Percy, and grandmother Mrs. Lucinda Hoffman. Burial in Pineland cemetery Strongatown.
Funeral services were held for David Stewart Calhoun 69 a Livermore resident who died Friday in Latrobe hospital. Survived by widow Anna Rogborough Calhoun and three children James Pearl and William Calhoun. brothers and sisters A A Calhoun William Calhoun Blanche Vetter Nellie Cooper. Tony Bee 64 a coal miner of Heshbon died this morning. survivors include Joseph Bee Elzabeth Bottegal Levi Bee. Separate services planned Friday for Mary Evaline Rauch Leech 79 wife of John P Leech of Saltsburg with son W Nelgon Leech of Galburg.
Daisy plans to return to England as Tommy tries to keep her with dwindling funds. He abandons a shop with a pocket knife near the door, hatches a scheme around a camera and a dramatic mayor vs. Dan Murphy confrontation, and they scramble for a high-priced photo scoop sent by telegram to the Caribes.
A Climax man John Bllafesky Sr. faced aggravated assault charges after his son John Jr. defended his mother and himself during a May incident. Justice Brown freed John Jr. and jailed the father for 30 days after testimonies about a troubled home and a recent relapse into violence.
Purchase Line Jersey and Guernsey Calf Club officers were elected at a recent meeting. President Robert C. Lydick, vice president Donald Allison, secretary Lloyd Wilt, game leader Helen Louise Houck, and news reporter Meredith Boucher. Clyde Houck leads the Jersey unit and Paul Wat heads the Guernsey. Eight club members own full bred Jersey heifers and five own Guernsey heifers. They will be exhibited at the Purchase Line Field Day on Tuesday June 11.
Indiana county readers learn Miss Louisae Copeland daughter of Rev and Mrs W M Copeland of Turtle Creek was valedictorian in the Union High School class of 446. She also earned violinist honors in the orchestra and related recognition. The Copelands formerly lived in Wilset Saltsburg and Plumyble while Rev Copeland led local United Presbyterian congregations. The piece notes 1934 U S motor mileage at 146 billion miles.
The column lists residents and visitors over Memorial Day and the past week. Names include Baughman Palm er Mangus Mock Campbells Mr and Mrs Bushnell Smith Fulton Wills Grater Carson Bell Rager Elder and others visiting relatives in Virginia Washington DC Hollidaysburg and Amickaburg.
A large Florida based talent review visits Indiana on Monday night June 10 at Work Show Lot opposite Fair Grounds. The event features Daphne the queen of fan dancers and the Palars Royale Orchestra from Miami, plus a 35 vehicle caravan and a 4000 seat tent. Manager Wehle promotes a twelve year anniversary tour with a three act farce and over twenty vaudeville acts.
Invitations issued for the wedding of Milas Virginian Great Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Howard Martin of town who will marry Clarence Lincoln Brown Jr on June 22 in the M church of town United couple will exchange vows in a town ceremony with local families listed in the notices
England plans a ship to chart the magnetic forces of the sea using iron hull and iron motors. The project emphasizes nonmetallic components in the metrology and propulsion systems.
A springtime guide by Josephine Gibson outlines a rose shower theme with a centerpiece of rose blossoms, fern wreaths, and pink tapers. The menu features Tomato Juice Cocktail, Shrimp with Mushroom Sauce, Special Salad Dressing, Frozen Strawberry Dessert, and Fruit and Nut Vanilla Wafers, with detailed recipes and serving tips.
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