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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1937

Page

7

Deaths of Archibald J. Stewart and Hannah M. Davis Smith

Funeral rites were held for Archibald J. Stewart 82 at his Cherryhill home with interment in Harmon cemetery. He was born October 3, 1854, in Penn Run and lived on the Stewart homestead, a longtime Harmony Presbyterian Church member and trustee. Surviving are his wife M Elizabeth Fair and six children including Archibald F. and Robert J. Stewart, plus five grandchildren. Separately, Hannah M. Davis Smith, 87, widow of William I. Smith, died after a long illness. Brief services were held at Streams Funeral Home with burial Thursday at Irvin cemetery in New Brighton.

Harmon Cemetery Archibald J. Stewart Cherryhill Township Penn Run Archibald Elizabeth Johnston) Stewart Stewart Harmony Presbyterian Church M. ‘Eizabeth Fair M. Virginia Smith Saltsburg Katheryn F. Beckwith Culver Winfield H. Stewart Ebensburg Helen M. Goddard Los Angeles Calif Archibald F. Stewart Robert J. Stewart Hannah M. (Davis) Smith William I. Smith J. McLuckie South Sixth Street Streams Funeral Stillman A. Foster New Brighton Boyd L. Jack Irvin

Funeral notices and obituaries from Indiana and nearby towns

Mrs Ella Z Sutton 88 longtime Indiana resident dies after extended illness at daughter’s home in Chestnut Street. Born Hilla Zollinger in Harrisburg in 1863 she married Edmund Sutton in 1874. Funeral at Streams Funeral Home with Rev Schlotter. interment Oakland Cemetery. Also Mary Chelton 66 of Clymer dies at home after chronic heart trouble. survivors include husband Richard and children. Funeral at Chelton home with Greenwood Cemetery, Indiana, burial. David Beyer 57 Liberty Mutual VP and safety writer dies in Newton Massachusetts after a week’s illness. survived by widow Ernes tine Coburn Beyer and three children. Mary Agnes Weamer 61 of Saltsburg dies in Venango County. services pending. burial Venango Cemetery. Frick Reunion set for July 3 at Sagamore home of John G C McCausland.

Ella Sutton Streams Church Street Oakland Cemetery H Ella Z. Sutton Indiana Wilmer H. Wood Chestnut Street Hilla Zollinger Harrisburg Edmund R. Sutton Zion Lutheran Church Charles T. Schlotter Grove Chapel Lutheran Church Richard Chelton Mary (Smith) Chelton Clymer England Westville William Chelton Charity Emigh Tyrone Florence Holtz Hastings William Patterson Charles Smith Joseph Smith Hmngland Chelton Greenwood Cemetery Streams Funeral Home David Austin L. Weamer Mary Agnes (Rhea) Weamer Austin IL. Weamer Saltsburg Venango County Mr. Weamer Gladys Decker Meadville Henry Lasher Venango Ward Creighton Weamer

Pomona Grange Reports Thriving, Plans September Meet

Indiana County Pomona Grange held a quarterly session with Home Grange at Rayne Township Consolidated School. State Master J A Boak and State Deputy J B Stuffit spoke. A class of 10 000 was planned for the Seventh Degree at Harrisburg. Next Pomona meeting is set for September 20 at Savan with 24 admitted to the Fifth Degree and a program concluding with a Home Grange play.

Savan Grange Indiana County Pomona Grange Home Grange Rayne Township B. B. Fleming Mary Walker Marion Center J. A. Boak New Castle J. B. Stuffit Somerset County Harrisburg Savan

19th MecFeatere Altimus Family Reunion Held July 31

The MecFeatere Cresswell and Altimus families announce their 19th annual reunion at C. C. McKeatery’s home on the Pinchot road from Brughvalley to Pikes Peak. The event will take place Saturday July 31, 1937 with admission listed as $4.50 for R. D. readers in The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette.

Keynions MecFeatere Cresswell Altimus C. C. McKeatery Pinchot Road Brughvalley Pikes Peak

Independence Day 1937 Dual Anniversary Reflections

A patriotic 1937 feature marks the 161st anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and the 160th of the U S Constitution. It emphasizes liberty, equal rights, and the role of government in securing freedoms, urging Americans to maintain the spirit of liberty across generations.

America United States

Local Social Notes Mix of Visits and Events in Blacklick

Blacklick residents shared Sunday visits with relatives from Indiana and Ohio. Attendees included the Nippes family, Alice Rugh and Chrissie Grace Rook, Gould campers near Everett, Uniontown's McMillens, Shroms and friends shopping in Indiana, and parish gatherings at Mrs Bushnell's. The Palmer families and Stewart clan attended a Mt Washington wedding. church ladies hosted a covered dish dinner.

J. C. Nippes Alice Rugh Chrissie Grace Rook Helen Rook Indiana Fred Gould Everett Gould Wo. McMillen Uniontown J. A. Shrom Margie Julia Swan Sara Porter Wm. Hildebrand R. QO. Trexler Armagh E. M. Bushnell Dillie Cunningham Wm. Nicholson Albert Nicholson Murraysville Helen Hayes Geneva Sue Shields Ohio The Presbyterian Church M. QO. Smith Lyman Palmer Wm. Palmer James Stewart Alex Stewart Ruth Wadsworth Dorsey Palmer Sarah Griffith Mt. Washington

County Fish and Game Association To Hold Shoot

The Indiana County Fish and Game Association will hold its third annual shoot on the club grounds two miles west of Indiana off Route 422 on Monday July 5 starting at 10:00 a.m. It is a basket picnic affair with all sportsmen and friends invited. Refreshments will be available on the grounds. Progress Trespass Notices are advertised.

County Fish and Game Association Indiana County Fish and Game Association Indiana Route 422

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