Death Notices of Dr Dickie and Harry Wallace in Indiana
Dr Clark J Dickie 60 prominent dentist and Indiana resident died after six months illness. Funeral at Streams Funeral Home with interment in Oakland cemetery. Survived by widow Flo, son Clark, daughter Mrs Tyson, four grandchildren and sister Mrs Nix. Harry Craig Wallace died of heart collapse in his Indiana home. Memorial services by Indiana Lodge 931 and Dr Robert L Clark conducted. interment in Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark J. Dickie
Streams
Church Street
Oakland Cemetery
Clark Johnston
Dickie
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
White Township
George
Margaret Ann (Johnston) Dickie
Western University of Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
Vandergrift
County and District Society
Pennsylvania Board of Dental Examiners
M. E. Church
Holt Hughes
Flo (Carnahan) Dickie
J. M. Tyson
DuBois
W. H. Nix
Cadogan, Penna
Harry Craig Wallace
Wallace
Oakland Avenue
Ida Wallace
Harry C. Wallace
John Craig
Mary (Cooper) Wallace
Craigsville
Armstrong County
East Brady
East Liverpool
A. S. Wallace
Wallace Dry Goods Co
Harry
Indiana Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elke
Wallace Home
Robert L. Clark
First Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Death of James Appleton Mock in Brush Valley
James Appleton Mock 63 well known Brush Valley resident dies after illness on Wednesday July 3. A farmer and plasterer born May 18 1878 son of Michael and Elizabeth Mock he leaves a daughter Mrs Charles S Conrad and siblings Mrs Charles Dearmy Susan J Mock Lottie M Mack Harry Mock and Mrs Minta Thompson five grandchildren funeral at his late home 2:30 p m Sunday with interment in Greenwood Cemetery Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Mock
James Appleton Mock
Brushvalley
Mock
Michael
Elizabeth
Lentz) Mock
Ida (Overdorff) Mock
Charles
Conrad
Harry Mock
Charles Dearmy
Susan J. Mock
Lottie M. Mack
Minta Thompson
Castle Shannon
Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
Squire H. C. Emerick Dies at 69 in Rochester Mills
Squire H. C. Emerick a longtime resident of Rochester Mills died at his home Monday one day after his 69th birthday following illness. Born June 7, 1867 on the Emerick homestead farm in Canoe Township he was the last surviving John Emerick family member. A former farmer he was a prominent citizen and belonged to the Odd Fellows Lodge of Rochester Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire H. C. Emerick
Rochester Mille
Emerick
Can>oe Township
John Emerick
Odd Fellows Lodge
Rochester Mills
Mrs Mary McElroy Tomb obituary in Armagh
Obituary items announce death locally of Mrs Mary McElroy Tomb aged 84 of Armagh following a brief illness. Born 1852 in Kittanning, she married James Bates Tomb in 1874 and had five sons and four daughters. Funeral at Armagh M B church today at 2:00 pm, burial in Armagh cemetery, with survivors including son Robert Bruce Tomb and daughter-in-law Mrs R Bruce Tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McElroy
Armagh
Tomb
Cornelius and
Susan (McElroy) Hutchison
Kittanning
James J. Hutchison
Armaghn
Wheatfield
James Bates
Samuel Tomb
J. E. Tomb
Alx
Samuel Ray
Blairsville
Corneli Dus Ray
Ransom
Johnstown
Robert Bruce
Harry Tomb
Philadelphia
Tillie Jane
James R. Hutchison
Irvin Ling
Merle McCormick
Minneapolis
R. Bruce
Bethel A. P
Armagh M. E
H. B. Smith
J. T. Davis
M. B
Poellot Death Notice for Charles Tobias Poellot
Charles Tobias Poellot 49 died Tuesday morning in an Indiana hospital from complications of diseases. Born September 1 1886 he was a son of Mr and Mrs Charles T Poellot. Survived by widow Margaret (Rump) Poellot, father and two brothers George and Herbert Poellot Ilott of Washington. Burial in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tobias Poellot
Indiana Hospital
Charles T. Poellot
Margaret
Rump
Obituaries From Indiana County Church Services
Obituaries report funeral services for Thomas Ganley aged 34 of Indiana at St Bernard Catholic Church with interment in the church cemetery. Other notices include Mrs Fanny Pierce 91 of Banks township and Paul D Pantall 67 of Rossiter. Also listed are Forrest A Lichtenfels 23 of West Wheatfield township and family details, with services at Mt Tabor Church and Blairsville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ganley
St. Bernard Catholic
Church
Indiana
White Oak Camp
Clinton County
Horn
John
Elizabeth
Cummings) Ganley
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
St. Bernard Catholic Church
Maria
Johnson) Ganley
Thomas, Jr
Helen Ganley
Richard
Bernard
Bernice Ganley
Joseph Ganley
Ernest
Mary Kearns
Winchester
Forrest A. Lichtenfels
Indiana County
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Westmoreland Hospital
Greensburg
Grace Lichtenfeld
William Lichtenfeld
West
Wheatfield Township
Russell
Ardara
Frank
Johnstown
Glenn
Clyde
C. E. Mack
New Florence
Dorothy
Elsie
Margia
Dean Lichtenfels
Mt. Tabor Methodist Church
G .E. Letchworth
Blairsville Cemetery
Mrs Susan Mardis Shultz dies after long illness
Mrs Susan Mardis Shultz 71 of Brushvalley township died at her Brushvalley home after an extended illness. Born November 28 1864 in Strongstown she married and had three sons Charley Shultz Nanty Glo Walter Shultz South Fork Gilbert Shultz at home. Survived by husband and three sons sisters Denton Mardis Strongstown Jennie Wagner Nanty Glo Maude Wallace New York. Interment in Strongstown cemetery. The Chinese fingerprinting in police work notes appears as a separate unrelated line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strongstown
William Shultz
Brushvalley Township
Susan Mardis
Brushvalley
Towstelitae
Charley Shultz
Nanty Glo
Walter Shultz
South Fork
Gilbert Shultz
Denton Mardis
Jennie Wagner
Maude Wallace
New York
Plans for Baptist Sabbath Meet To Be Held Wednesday
The Indiana County Baptist Association will hold its annual Sabbath School convention at Twollck Baptist Church in Dix onville on Wednesday June 17 with three sessions. The forenoon opens at 10:00 and lunch will be a basket meal during noon. Delegates and others urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twollck
Sabbath Schools
Indiana County Baptist Association
Twollck Baptist Church
Dixonville
John W
R. T. Lockard
J. C. Pease
Robert H
Local residents share travels and gatherings this week
Elderton residents W A Clark family shopped in Pittsburgh while M T Schall and daughters shopped in Kittanning. Ford City resident D C George spent a day here. Swanks visited Indiana and Vandergrift. Ada Johnson family Motor trip to Iowa. Gibson school reunion drew attendees. Detroit resident R Hutchison visited with son. Indiana and Apollo area residents spent weekends nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elderton
W. A. Clark
Pittsburgh
M. T. Schall
Kittanning
D. ‘C. George
Ford City
J. S. Swank
Indiana
Charley Fry
Timblin
Minnie Wissinger
G. V.higin
Margaret Gibson
Ada Johnson
Grace Smail
Iowa
Gibson School
R. Hutchison and Son
Detroit
Mich
Delbert Alers
Hoerate Wood
Swank
Vandergrift
R. V. Wright
Zelda Elgin
Clyde Boyer
Lawrenceville
Guy Fleming
Apollo
John Long
Shelocta
G. T. Club
Blaine Wood
Ohio
Maltas Grand Commander to Speak in Malta Hall Friday
Bert G. French of Brie will address an open meeting of the Knights of Malta in Malta Hall on the second floor of the Pealer building this Friday June 12. Grand Commandery members are expected to attend and the public is invited to hear the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocal Maltas
French
Bert G. French
Brie
Knights of Malta
Malta Hall
Pealer
Grand Commandery
Mr. French
Indiana
Tremendous Rifles and The Sioux War Origins
A hostile clash over a worn cow sparks a chain of events starting with a lone Indian killing a stray cow and demanding payment, followed by a doomed arrest, a mistaken command decision, and the Battle of Ash Hollow where many Brule and Sioux were killed or captured, fueling two decades of conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Trai
Fort Laramie
Grattan
Mintconjou
Harney
Brule
Little Thunder
Singers
Ash Hollow
Western Newspaper Union
Baptist Young People Meet at Old Mahoning June 18
The 45th annual Baptist Young Peoples Union convention will be at Old Mahoning Baptist Church near Plumville on Thursday June 18. The program includes sessions from morning to evening with a basket lunch, devotionals, music, reports, installation of officers, and a theme address Together by Rev Angus Hall Pittsburgh Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumville
Baptist Young Peoples Union
Old Mahoning Baptist Church
Plamville
Jesus
Herbert Mountain
John W. Kennedy
Mary Brothers
Emahuel Brady
Gaye Shank
David W. Wittie
Camp
Corbly
Margaret Burkett
Dixonville
George Thornton
Ebenaburs
Old Mahoning U. P
Ruth Davis
Angus Hall
Pittsburgh
Flag Day 1956 Sermon on American Liberty
National Chairman Pitcairn calls for renewal of American valor and independence as Flag Day approaches. He warns against centralized government and loss of constitutional rights, urging citizens to honor the flag by preserving personal liberty and self-reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Cherry Tree Social Notes in Barnesboro
Emma Cramer was a caller in Barnesboro on Thursday. Edna Wilhelm of Indiana spent the weekend with friends here. Arthur Roberts stayed in Harrisburg over the weekend. Evelyn Roberts married James Crago of Barnesboro on Saturday. Gertrude Barnes and daughter Martha were Barnesboro shoppers on Tuesday. Andrew Johnson and two daughters visited Pittsburgh. J N Beck was a Barnesboro business caller on Friday. Walter Irwin, wife and daughter from Colorado, visit relatives here. Beulah Longacre has returned after college in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Cramer
Barnesboro
Edna Wilhelm
Indiana
Arthur Roberts
Harrisburg
Evelyn Roberts
James Crago
Harlan Bee
Elizabethtown
Lancaster
Gertrude Barnes
Martha
Tuesaday
Andrew Johnson
Pittsburgh
J. N. Beck
Walter Irwin
Colorado
L. Irwin
Misa Beulah Longacre
Wisconsin
Life Term Officer Eloeps With Milkmaid From Prison Farm
A life term Missouri convict eloped with a pretty milkmaid whose home adjoined the state prison farm. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D renders five dollars and fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
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Kreck H
Frech
Wilkinsburg
Rayne Township
George and
Catherine (Cook) Frech
Second United Presbyterian Church
Samuel Hamilton Masonic ‘Lodge
Lions Club
H. H. McConnell
Edward Smith
Naomi Caldwell
C. F. Glasser
Marion Center
William and Frank Frech
B. F. Frew
Home
Mary L. Duncan
Mary Loretta Duncan
Sesponale
New Mexico
This County
Clara Duncan
P. M. Duncan
Vera Phillips
Blatraville
A. G. Weaver
Butler
Norman Benner
Johannesburg
C. Bombeck
Farrell
Clarence Brenizer
W. F. Abbott
Sargent, Nebr
Fanny Pierce
Devers
Flora
Banks Township
Olive Brunner
Punxsutawney
Harrison Pierce
George C.pierce
Rossiter
Paul D. Pantall
J. Reece Pantall
Virginia Robinson
Caroline
Lillian
Clark Pollock
Worthington
M. J. Tushim
H. €. Clark
Oakley Pantall
Hammond
Lillian Denkman
New York City
Willum Shultz
Clayton W. Straw
Leslie Neal
Rubber
The
United States
Canada
Forest Service
China
North Carolina
Elmo Scott Watson
Old Mahoning
Raymond
Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
Franklin K. Lane
Mayfair Shoppe
Secret Service
San Quentin Prison
James J. Walters
Woodburn Granite Works
South College Avenue
Penna
Sherwin - Williams
Sherwin-Williams
J.M. Stewart Co
the Big Warehouse
Pennsylvania
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