Death notices for Shea Loughry Williams and Fleming families
Funeral services were held for Henry Carter Shea, 17, of Waterman, who died Wednesday after a five month illness. he was a Indiana High School senior and popular student. Also listed are the deaths of Ella M. Loughry of Marion Center, Nanny Williams of Scottdale, a Glassport woman, and infant Josephine May Burkey of Lucerne, with details of survivors and burial sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry 0. Shea
Greenwood Cemetery
Henry Carter Shea
F. L. Shea
Waterman
Indiana High School
Frances Shea
Indiana Hospital
Betty Shea
Scottdale
Hope Church
Connellsville
Nanny Williams
B. F. Williams
Brushvalley Township
Nanny Hazlett
Harry W. Williams
W. Cr Crosland
Uniontown
Joseph Abequamire
Dunbar
Cora M. Fleming
J. W. Fleming
Willet
Glassport
John M
Mary H. Marlin
M. E
Donald Fleming
Beaver
Wilmer’ Fleming
Buffalo
N. Y
Ira M. Marlin
Charlotte McCoy
Josephine May
William F. Burkey
Lucerne
Conemaugh Township Names 1931 32 School Teachers
Conemaugh Township lists elected teachers for the 1931 1932 term by number. No. 2 Mary Cunkleman No. 8 Thelma Rosensteel No. 6 Mrs Luchainger No. 7 Mrs. MacGinley No. 8 Elizabeth Cunkleman No. 9 Lena Bergman No. 10 Mrs. McKarsie No. 11 Mr. ioulp No. 12 Mary Keeley No. 13 Mrs. Beers No. 14 Florence Calhoun. Nos 1 and 5 unassigned and No 4 school closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conemaugh Township
Oftrée
Mary Cunkleman
Thelma Rosensteel
Luchainger
MacGinley
Elizabeth ‘Cunkleman
Lena Bergman
McKarsie
Ioulp
Mary. Keeley
Hebrew monetary system reflects Babylonian weights in Asia
The text notes that Hebrew currency followed the Babylonian weight system with a gold to silver ratio of 1 to 18 1-3, a standard that prevailed across western Asia. It also mentions a public notice about protecting fruit and berries and trespass notices at the progress office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Asia
Johnston Seeks Indiana County Commissioner Seat
Saltsburg candidate John F. Johnston announces for County Commissioner on the Democrat ticket in the September 15 1931 primary. A World War veteran, he touts fiscal prudence and one term service, aiming to ease real estate taxes and uphold party principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Johnston
Saltsburg
Indiana County
Johnston
Democrat Party
Proposal Lost in Old Letter Box
Violet Reed works in a New York bookstore and rekindles a romance with Marcus Blade after he writes her a marriage proposal. A rain stumble leads to their reunion, a search for a new copy of a rare book, and the box in the orchard where Marcus’s letter waits to rewrite their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet
Mr. Peasless
Marcus
Jeremiah
Miss Reed
Marcus Blade
Violet Reed
Peastess
Wiolet
Personal BREVITIES from Indiana area visitors and events
In Indiana the week features numerous regional visitors and local milestones. Families such as Feltons, McCreas, and Goldens travel from Armagh Brushvalley and near Penn Run, while Troub of East Philadelphia Street attends the Chicago furniture market. A birth, graduations from NC State and Berkeley Divinity, and marriages in Ebensburg and Blairsville are noted among residents and relatives across towns including Commodore Cherryhill Homer City and Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.T. McCrea
Brushvalley Township
Golden
F. S. Golden
Penn Run
Indiana
Harvey Wise
Mary
Paul A. Lemon
Commodore
Troub
Troub Furniture Co
Philadelphia
Chicago
W. N. Myers
George F. Ober
Clyde
Natoma
Cherryhill Township
Indiana Hospital
W. Hugh Malcolm
South Sixth Street
Malcolm
James B. Cartwright
O. J. Cartwright
North Carolina State College
O. F. George
Conn
Grace Virginia Gerhard
Gerhard
Blairsville
John E. ‘Gloor
Ebensburg
Martha George
Homer City
Washington Irving High School
Clarksburg
W. Va
Bowling Green Business University
Bowling Green
Virginia Flickinger
Harry Flickinger
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Thomas Pealer
West Chestnut Street
Wyoming Seminary
Kingston
Ruth
J. A. Getty
Hillsdale
Norma Johns
Lucile
Janet
James
Cherry Tree
Emma Stewart
College Avenue
Connellsville
Europe
Fred L. Fink
Dorothy Upton
New York City
Wallace
Charles Butler
Myna Houck
Robi
L. Jamison
Agnes St. ‘Clair
Town
Toronto
Canada
W.C.T.U
Essex
Syracuse University
California
Charles Cunningham
Cresson
Cunningham
D. A. Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
Orange City
Fla
Florence McHenry
Irwin
Wm. Irwin
North Sixth Street
J. C. McGregor
Former Pastor Addresses Young Peoples Union at Indiana Church
The U P C U of the Second U P Church of Indiana hosted Rev M L Kemper, former pastor now at the Second U P Church in Los Angeles, as he spoke on Christian Thoughtfulness and Kindness during the Sabbath evening gathering led by Miss Margaret Cummins of Oak Street. Kemper had been in the East for the General Assembly in Youngstown, Ohio, and visited W H M Frank Howe on Watery Street while in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples’ Christian Union
U.P.C.U
U. P. Church
Mr. Kemper
General Assembly of the United Presbysterian Church
Youngstown
Ohio
Indiana
Best Dog Breed: What appeals to you most?
The Chappel Kennel Foundation of Rockford Milneis claims the best dog breed is the one that appeals to you. Emphasizes purebreds for pleasure, and lists popular breeds with notes on temperament and uses, from Boston Terrier to German Shepherd and Pekingese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappel Kennel Foundation
Rockford
Milneis
Foundation
Beagle
Scottie
Elrere
Social Visits and Weekend Gatherings Across Several Towns
Girty Mrs Paul Templeton and daughter from Elderton and Miss Gladys Weaver of Atwood visited Mrs A M Jamison and others. Families from Saltsburg Vandergrift Brushvalley Pitcairn and Johnstown met relatives and attended a birthday reception for Nancy Howard in Robinson County. A printed quotation from Lady Oxford accompanies the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Templeton
Elderton
Gladys Weaver
Atwood
A. M. Jamison
Nancy Howard
Robinson
W. H. Pierce
Pitcairn
Howard
W. H. Pierre
Marion Lang
W. J. McHlwee
Boyd
Irene
Erma
Johnstown
Paul Adams
Lloyd
Gladys
Marilla
C. W. Sprinkle
Arlene
Charles
James McCarvey
Brushvalley
Hatsock
Isabelle Claggett
Plumville Area Hospitalized Residents and Local Visits
Arthur Weaver of near town was moved to Indiana hospital for observation after a week of illness. Mrs. Charlotte Beltz near East Plumville shows slower recovery. Mrs. Clarence Faith of near town noted at Butler gathering. Arthur Weaver visited by family at the hospital. Several regional visits and church notices among residents, with locals traveling to Harrisburg, Gettysburg, and Grove City for events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Weaver
Near Town
Indiana Hospital
Charlotte Beltz
East
Plumville
Clarence Faith
Butler
Melvin Alshouse
Weaver
Emlenton
D. W. Douds
Harrissburg
Paul Douds
Beng
Mason Marshal
Indiana
Clark Marshall
Marshall
Sinicksburg
Anne Griffith
Evan Griffith
Sara Miller
Clayton Miller
Near Willet
John Elkin
Pittsburgh
Millen
Larue
Gladys
Josphine i Schrecengost
Presbyterian Church
J. B. Giffin
John McAnuity
Maxine
Vandergrift
Smith
Homer City
Mra
GC. M. Smith
Helen Perry
Beryl
Trafford City
Jean Douds
Bedford
Johnstown
A.C. Graff
Graff
DuBois
J. N. Cochran
Gertrude
Misa Gladys Cochran
Carnegie Schools
East Run Community Notes Mixed Visits and Events
Local residents report visits and calls among neighbors in East Run Vernon and nearby towns. Highlights include funeral attendance for Mrs. Anna Conrath at Hast Mahoning church and several social calls by the Langham, Farnsworth, and Mumau families. The high school commencement dance drew a good crowd, with nurses and students from Cleveland and Indiana connections visiting or returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Work
Gon
Vernon
Lester Donahue
John Farnaworth
Clymer
Harry Brishart
Toledo
Ohio
Merrill Leasure
Don Trimble
Oran Fyock
Anna Conrath
Hast Mahoning
Nickolas Langham
Virginia Langham
Harriet Petticord
Blaine McMillen
East Run
Alex Sterner
Glenn
Raymond
Leonard Mumau
Warry McQuown
Lucy
Mildred Blose
Rochester Mills
Mike
Jerome
Mary Muffley
Stage Rodgers
Ruth Makins
City
Cleveland
J. R. Duncan
Spangler
Rose ‘Rodgers
Ruth Making
Maple Grove Visitors and Family News Notes
Maple Grove community guests and visits are listed, including Helen and Carlton Ellenberger of Tyrone, Adams family, Joy Bickle of Warriors Mark, and others from Armagh Hellwood and Punxsulawney. Births, weekend visits, and church services at Pine Flats are noted, with a health update on Barn Brown after a stroke. Bishop Paul Jones quote closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Carlton Ellenberger
Tyrone
Jesse Adams
Lawrence
Calvin
Dean
Glenn
Marie
Annahalla
Thelma
Joy Bickle
Mark
James Bowers
Armagh
George Adams
Tommy
Zack Thompson
Hellwood
Royden Cay
Conrad Sloppy
Carl Ganon
Mary Jane
Melville Cay
Cuyahoga Falls
Ono
Randal Lane
Lakeland
Florida
H. 3. Buchanan
Indiana
G. R. Waltemire
William and Nettle Slappy
N. W. Willard
George Clark
David Strassler
Glen Campbell
Albert Coy
Pine Flats
Rebecca Detwiler
Conrad Slappy
Bert Roser
Punxsulawney
Wo. Wallamire and
Song
Kenwood
Minnie Henry
Brushvalley
Mra
Thomas Haymaker
Jahnatown
F. ‘M. Uncapher
Mary Coy
Wm. Wasbinder
Car
Ganoe
Melville Coy
Annabelle Adams
Warriors Mark
Barn Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. N. Loughry
Ella M. Loughry
Marion Center
H. M. Pollock
Hast Mahoning Township
Anna C. Pollock
Glades Loughry
Athens
Anna Loughry
Clark C. Pollock
Frank M. Pollock
New Kensington
Reformed Presbyterian Church
John G. Gault
A. Waltman
J. B. Fleming
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Cwnu Service
Harry Felton
Girty
Anna C. Smith
Julia A. Kepple
Ross Smith
Merton-Roland
Saltsbury
Irwin Sheasley
James Blaine
Mt. Union
Sheasley
J. ©. Schrecen- Bost
Walter Rupert
Mar&of
Asquith
Oxford
Plumvelle
Heilwood
Lfe
James L. Vance
Charles Siulumetz
J.C. Penney Co
Ecru
Maple Grove
Bishop Paul Jones
Kelly Lotta Miles
H. D
Indiana Motor Company
North Eighth Street
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