Funeral Rites Held for Jennie Kier Sandies in Clarksburg
Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie Kier Sandles aged 80 of Clarksburg were held Sunday at her residence followed by burial in Saltsburg cemetery. She died Thursday at her son Albert Sandles home in Slickville after an extended illness. She was born February 10 1866 in Young township daughter of William Kier and Margaret Dixon. Surviving children include Albert Sandies Claude Sandles Mark Sandles Lisle Sandles Mrs Harry George and Mrs Anna Comely. Also survived by a sister Samuel Kier of Verona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Kier) Sandies
Saltsburg
Jennie (Kier) Sandles
Clarkaburg
H. P. Sandles
Albert Sandles
Slickville
Young Township
William and
Margaret
Dixon) Kier
Sandles
Clarksburg
Anna Comely
Pittsburgh
Samuel Kier
Verona
Dixonville
Margaret Helman
Chambersville
C. 4. Conner
Hilladale
Bila Fails Young
William Young
Blatraville
David and
Mary Ann (Altman) Falls
United Presbyterian Church
New Hra
Blairaville
Blairsvilla
Death of John Robert Greenway at age two in Blairsville
John Robert Greenway aged two of Blairsville died at home on Tuesday from acute bronchitis. Survived by parents John and Olive Long Greenway and siblings Virgil of Warren James Naomi Jane Ruth and Lois all at home. Funeral at 2 p m tomorrow at the Greenway home with interment in Blairsville Cemetery directed by Ferguson Funeral Home Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robert Greenway
John
Olive
Long) Greenway
Blairsville
Virgil Greenway
Warren
James
Naomi
Jane
Ruth
Lois Greenway
Greenway
Ferguson Funeral Home
Death Notice for David Stephens in Brushvalley Township
On a Tuesday afternoon in the Brushvalley M. B. church with burial in Brushvalley cemetery. David Stephens aged 83, lifelong Brushvalley resident, died suddenly from a heart attack on Saturday night while visiting his daughter Mrs. Anna Antes of Pittsburgh. He is survived by another daughter Mrs. Barah Cameron of Seattle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalley
Obituary notices for Mrs Helene Pantall Clark and others
Funeral rites for Mrs Helene Pantall Clark were held in Brookville cemetery. She died Wednesday night in Towson Maryland after a long illness. Born July 6 1892 in Punxsutawney she married December 8 1917 to Heath Clark president of the Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company and lived in Indiana. She left a sister Mrs Lillian Denkman and brother Oakley Pantall, with more Pantall relatives noted. The notice also covers Mrs Mary Catherine Howearth Layton who died at 67 in South Bend with a late Isaac Layton, a daughter Mrs Clyde Walker and son Walter Layton, and lists multiple siblings and church affiliations. Separate obituary for Charles Leader Sansom age 66, of Clarion, formerly of Indiana, publisher of The Clarion Democrat, mentions survivors and funeral plans in Clarion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
Clark
Brookville
Helene (Pantall) Clark
Town
Towson
J. Reece Pantall
Punxsutawney
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company
Indiana
Bis
Fred
Paul
Rossiter
Lillian Denkman
New York City
Oakley Pantall
Hammond, la
Mary Catherine (Howearth) Layton
Isaac Layton
Clyde Walker
South Bend
J. W
Sarah (Barnett) Howearth
Green’ Township
Walter Layton
Flora Myers
Norris Barris
Homer City
Hester Rowe
Meade, Col
C. J. Howearth
Moundasville
W. Va
Layton
Sample Run Christian Church
Streame Funeral Home
Church Street
Charles Cochran
Presbyterian Church of Apollo
Greenwood Cemetery
Charles Leader Sansom
William ‘L. Sansom
Mary (Moorhead) Sansom
Clarion
Harrisburg
Clarion Democrat
Clarion Methodist Episcopal Church
William L. Sansom
William
Mary
Olin C. Jones
Chicago
Dorothy
William Botterer
Martha
Watertown
Lydia Lewis Funeral Rites Held at Coral Lutheran Cemetery
Mrs. Lydia Lewis aged 80 of Cramer and former Indiana resident died Thursday in Lee hospital Johnstown. Funeral services were Sunday at her residence with interment at Coral Lutheran church cemetery. Surviving children include Mrs. Pearl Henry Mrs. Millie Stiffey Blair Lewis Mrs. Harry Shank Mrs. James Shettler Mrs. May Smith and William Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Lewis
Coral Lutheran Church
Cramer
Indiana
Lee Hospital
Johnstown
John Lewis
Arthur Lewis
Mra
Pearl Henry
Homer City
Millie Stiffey
Blair Lewis
Dixonville
Harry Shank
Blairsville
James Shettler
Blacklick
May Smith
Coral
William Lewis
Vandergrift
Moorhead Rites Held At Fairview West Virginia
Robert Moorhead a county native died June 19 at his Fairview home. He lived near Dizonville before moving to West Virginia 42 years ago. He married Laura Shields of Taylorsville. she preceded him in death. Surviving children are Jennie Snyder Ethel Tretacoe Ralph Moorhead. He is also survived by siblings W W Moorhead Loretta Alison and Mrs James Patterson. Interment follows at Fairview cemetery after Wednesday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Robert Moorhead
West Virginia
Dizonville
Misa Laura Shields
James Shields
Taylorsville
Jennie Snyder
Ethel Tretacoe
Cumberland
Ralph Moorhead
Hundred
W. Va
W.W. Moorhead
Dixonville
Loretta Alison
Clymer
James Patterson
Freeport
Obituaries and funeral notices from Blairaville and Iselin
Notices announce the deaths of Mrs Bila Fails Young aged 75 of Blatraville and John Poney of Iselin with details of birth, Hungarian heritage, surviving children, and burial plans. Also listed are the infant Shirley Hastie of Fulton Run who died of pneumonia and a Greenwood Cemetery interment.
Ivy the ancient eye doctor of Egypt and history
The text traces Ivy as a historic eye specialist born in 2270 B C in Egypt who rose to be personal physician to the king and held titles such as Director and Dean of the Royal Physicians. It notes Egyptian physicians’ fame and the era’s medical practice blending stars, rites, and potions, with many advances occurring across two lifetimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy
Egypt
Cyrus
Darius
Three Good Club Offers For Indiana County Subscribers
Three Good Club offers are listed for Indiana County subscribers with a notice for residents outside the county to add 60 cents per offer. Mail all orders to THE INDIANA PROGRESS Indians Penna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
The Picnic and the Girl Who Left
Frederick White portrays Joe in a spring day crisis as Olga vanishes after a quarrel fueled by Adams. Joe plans a bold return, aided by Mary and Bill, while Olga confronts pride and the possibility of reconciliation as her lover arrives.
Rain Machine Aids Flood Study Demonstration
A forest service experiment shows spillover flood risk reduces with vegetative cover in watersheds. A rain machine device uses a sprinkler gustrut with hundreds of spray nozzles to mimic rainfall as part of the study conducted by the United States Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Demands of a Great Author in Odd Conversational Exchange
An erudite conversationalist quips that one must know about Goethe to lecture on him. Miss Cayenne agrees some people never learn to pronounce big names correctly, highlighting the humorous mispronunciation of the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie
Enone
Goethe
Miss Cayenne
Platform Pledges By RAYMOND PITCAIRN National Chairman Sentinels
National chairman Raymond Pitcairn urges that party platforms be more than promises. He argues a platform is a solemn contract and must be sincere, enforceable, and fulfilled, not mere propaganda or vote buying. Public memory of kept pledges endures beyond election excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
America
Americ
Visiting relatives and local farm notes in Smithport
Mary Bell of Bella Landing visits Smithport with her two children while John Huff works at Wil Mam Wetzel farm near Marion Center. Arthur Cessna made a business trip to Indiana Friday. Mrs. Geraldine Segar is ill and an infant daughter born to her Friday was buried at Frye cemetery Sunday. Luther Elbell and children visit Homer City this week. Pearson brothers of Dixonville lead a large delegation in services at the M E B church Sunday. Henry Fairbanks and daughter Mrs Cunningham return from New Jersey visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithport
Mary Bell
Bella Landing
John Huff
Marion Canter
Arthur Cessna
Indiana
Geraldine Segar
Frye
Town
Luther Elbell
Homer City
Pearson Brothers
Dixonville
M. EB
Henry Fairbanks
Cunningham
New Jersey
Crooked Creek Church Services And Local Visits
Next Sunday at Crooked Creek church worship starts at 9:45 AM with 10:45 AM Sunday school led by Miss Edith Conner and other attendees from the Dixonville area. Local visitors include Howard and Leroy Wells of Van dergrift and Ed McQuilkin and family of New Kensington. A note on linen care adds blue paper wrapping to keep table linens whiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooked Creek
Edith Conner
Marie Jewart
Harry Miller
Chas. Brady
Friday visitors from Punxsutawney and nearby towns
Rossmoyne and Merle S Marshall were Punxsutawney and Indiana visitors on Friday, with Orvie Lewis of Jeanette hosting at his sister’s home on Saturday. Shoppers included Mr. and Mrs. Guy B Pearce from Punxsutawney. Howard Lockhart and friends attended a miscellaneous shower in Rochester Mills Saturday night. Harry Brewer of Brookville, with Minnie Brewer of Clarington and Howard Gailey, visited Maude Wells Saturday evening. T W Phillips Gas Co began drilling a new well on the T B Mabon farm. R Boyd Elkin of Timblin and Martin Fulmer of Sholoda visited Elizabeth Wilkin and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossmoyne
Merle S. Marshall
Punxsutawney
Indiana
Orvie Lewis
Jeannette
Lewis
Hbert Brewer
Guy BH. Pearce
Howard Lockhart
Rochester Mills
Harry Brewer
Brookville
Minnie Brewer
Clarington
Bia Aister
Howard Gailey
Maude Wells
T. W. Phillips Gas Co
T. B
Local residents and visitors list from town社
Mrs Gertrude Barnes and daughter Martha shopped in Indiana on Saturday Mr and Mrs Andrew Johnson motored to Johnstown on Tuesday Mrs Clyde Bee spent the weekend with sister Mrs W H Sheaffer Lancaster Mrs J L Buterbaugh was a caller in Barnesboro on Saturday Earl Sebring of Akron Ohio visiting his brother Clair Sebring and family Rev N A Thomas was fishing near Berwindale on Monday Orland Kopp of Cleveland Ohio was a town caller one day last Those from town who fished at Bowers Beach near Dover Del were Impport Wilson and son Billy Clyde Bee and son Jack Roy Bee George Bagley Howard McParland R Q Lytle and Victor Frank They made a very nice catch Mrs Frank Weaver of Mahaffey was a caller in town last Tuesday Tirnest Roberts motored to Cleveland recently and brought home two Plymouth cars and a Chrysler Things will not run off of cakes if the cakes are first sprinkled lightly with cornstarch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Barnes
Martha
Indiana
Andrew Johnson
Johnstown
Clyde Bee
W. H. Sheaffer
Lancaster
J. L. Buterbaugh
Barnesboro
Earl Sebring
Akron
Clair Sebring
N. A. Thomas
Berwindale
Orland Kopp
Cleveland
Ohio
Bowers Beach
iDover
Del
Kmport
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William H. Faith
Creekside
William Henry Faith
Claude Faith
Creekattle
Armstrong Township
Creekside M. B
Ernest
United Mine Workers of America
Rev. Jones
Myrtle Craven
Harry Meclvain
Claude
Guy Richarde
Clearfield
Lawrence W. Gibbons
Reading
John Markle
J. F. McKee
Will Rising
Harry Faith
Ford City
John D. Wilson
Scranton
John Wilson
Indiana Normal School
Indiana State Teachers College
Jefferson Medival College
Philadelphia
Germany
Helen
Matt) Wilson
John D. Wilson, Jr
Helen Wilson
Mary Wilson
David Stephens
F. T. Everett
John Poney
Iselin’ Catholic
Iselin
Indiana Hospital
Hungary
Andrew
Shirley B. Hastie
Har‘ola Hastie
Fulton Run
Indiana Progress
Breeder's Gazette
American Fruit Grower
Pennsylvania
Poultry Tribune Orld
Ench
Country Home
McCall
Household
DER
J, Frederick White
Olga
George Adams
Navy
Foreign Legion
Joe
Bill
Little Mary
Adams
Flame
Jed
Npa
Motor Inn
Pennzoil Sta
4Th & Phila. Sts
Pennsylvania Threshermen and Farmers Matral Casualty Insurance Co
Harrisburg, PA
M.C. Stewart
R. D. NO
Willis & Henderson Mora
Wayne Ave
Carnevesteen
Carl J. Carneves
Woodburn Granite Works
South College Avenue
Penna
Arin
Wuether
Firestone
Ted ‘Eve Yau
J. S. Hileman
North 7Th Street
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