Death notices and obituaries from Saltsburg area
Funeral rites were held for Thompson D Ewing 69 a Saltsburg resident who died from a heart ailment at home. Surviving are his widow and four children with services conducted at Apollo Presbyterian Church and burial in Saltsburg cemetery. Additional notices recall Dr W W Leech 87 of Apollo died of a heart attack, Clarence Cramer 56 of Plumville died after illness, and William L Beringer 82 of Hampton Iowa with services in Hampton and interment there. Amon Schrekengost 78 of Nolo dies, with survivors listed. burial at Greenwood cemetery following funeral at Streams Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson D. Ewing
Saltsburg
Thompson David Ewing
Salisburg
Matthew
Elizabeth (Cochran) Hwing
Jacksonville
Saltsburg Presbyterian Church
Rudolph Miller
Billa (Kier) Ewing
J. Arthur Robinson
Indiana
Frederick M. Ewing
Avonmore
K. M. Ewing
Verona
John M. Stahl
Pittsburgh
Apollo Presbyterian Church
W. W. Leech
Apollo
Kiski
Saltsbury
Leech Homestead
Robert Leech
Adella Leech
Saltshore
Clarence Cramer
Plumville
John Cramer
Oakland
New Bethlehem
Sagamore
Cramer
Sagamore Trinity Lutheran Church
Florence Cramer
Samuel Cramer
Clamer
Harry Cramer
Homer City
Cyrue Cramer
Georgeville
Sagamore Church
Frederick Steuber
J. E. McCall
William L. Beringer
Cherry Tree
Hampton
Iowa
Des Moines
Elizabeth Porter
Methodist Church of
Beringer
Barto Beringer
Theron P. Beringer
Quay J. Beringer
Grier BH. Beringer
Streams ‘Funeral
Church Street
Greenwood
James Schrekengost
Nolo
David Schrekengost
Barab McAfoose
Deckers Point
John Ewing
Pean Rua
Obituary Highlights Local Deaths Across Indiana and Ohio
Obituaries list Mrs. Annie Small Condron aged 78 of near Plumville with service at Glade Run church and burial in its cemetery. Also Elliott Rice aged 63 of Conneaut Township mourned. siblings named. Andrew Yorke aged 51 of Cherryhill township died in Cresson state hospital. Mae Miller aged 88 of Heilwood funeral at Dixonville Wesleyan cemetery. George Dean Templeton aged 65 plus of Deckers Point family notice. Surviving spouses and numerous children named for each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott F. Rice
Elliott Ferguson Rice
Conneaut
Green Township
Big County
Josephine Furnace Company
Josephine
Ohio
Iona (‘Reithmiller) Rice
Carl
Cleveland
Frank
Augustus Rice
Commodore
Conrad Rice
Annie Rice
Marion Center
John Rice
Dixonville
Dora Lambert
Elkine
W. Va
Kinsville
Andrew Yorke
Cherryhill Township
Cresson
Austria
United States
Helen Yorke
Anna Slovick
Mary Parlod
Struthers, O
Susan Petris
Binghampton
N.Y
Julia Owl
Man
Stafford
Helen Miller
Ebensburg
Virginia
Joseph
Agnes
George
Albert Yorke
Death of Blairsville boy James Elmer Noble
Measles and pneumonia caused the death of James Elmer Noble aged just over three in Blairsville. Son of Mr and Mrs Frank Noble the Bluestone quarry superintendent. Funeral at home then Martinsburg cemetery. Survived by parents and a sister Mary Joan. An unrelated quotation scene from Capper's Weekly and stray banter follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Elmer Noble
James Elmer
Frank Noble
Blairsville
Martinsburg
Mary Joan
Dinner Party Mystery Dooms Hollywood Director in 1930s Tale
A narrator recounts a Hollywood dinner party where Madeline Malcolm and Claude Malcolm reveal a deadly secret linked to the murder of Larry Platt in January 1921. The tale hints at jealousy, a hidden confession, and a dangerous chain of events leading to Claude’s death in November 1930, with the narrator now bound for Singapore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Malcolm
Claude Malcolm
Madeline
Claude
Au Revoir
Hollywood
Chamberlin
Larry Platt
Quinze
Dean Hanson
Devil
Larry
Fuod
Platt
Malcolm
Ey Claude
Singapore
A Hymn of Praise for These Last Days
A poetic devotional fragment tracing faith through trials from 1849 to a present day believer. It names biblical verses and figures, celebrates God’s guidance, salvation, and enduring presence, and ends with a personal affirmation of assurance in Jesus Christ. The long text weaves prayer, scripture, and testimony into a single devotional hymn.
Social notes from Pittsburgh and Bolivar area
Miss Clara Cadwell of Pittsburgh visited Mrs. William Shetler last week. Hazel Reed from Derry stayed with her aunt, Mrs. Scott Thompson, and others visited in Johnstown and Duquesne during the week. Lytle and Riddell households hosted guests. mine accident injures Harry Montgomery at Lytle Bros. coal mine. Birth announcements include a son for the Lichtenfelses and a daughter for the Robertsons. Bolivar residents mourn Charles Coulter, a lifelong presbyterian member, who died after a birth, and Mrs. Penrose visits. The clipping closes with light humor and a courtroom quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Mills
Frank Shomo
Harry Montgomery
Lytle Bros
Fred Wagner
New Florence
H. Jay .Bowser
David Coulter
Bolivar
Bolivar United Presbyterian Church
Grace Coulter
Harry EB. Johnsoy
Frank New
Pitcairn
Sylvester McClain
Charles B. Penrose
Fort Hill
Lester Lichtenfels
Ray Robertson
Joseph H. Penrose
Sara Campbell
Heshbon
Hopeful Daughter Dad Banter on the Unsuckiest Wedding Month
A humorous exchange on wedding timing in which a hopeful daughter asks about the least favorable month to marry and a father responds that the choice is personal and up to each couple to decide.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amos Schrekenge
Jacob Condron
Glade Run Presbyterian Church
Dayton
iPlumville
Annie Jane Small
Henry Small
Washington Township
Zula Stiteler
Smicksburg
Carl W. Condron
Home
James Thompson
Elizabeth Bray
Mt. Lake Park
William Wissinger
John Johnston
Ernest Henry
Samuel and
John ‘Mail
Youngstown
Mae Miller
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Heilwood
Bruce Myers
Joseph 8. Miller
Charles 8. Lynn
Helen Munsnower
Harry B
William G. Lynn
George D, Templeton
George Dean Templeton
Deckers ‘Point
Silas Templeton
Harriet
Richard) Templeton
Grant Township
Sarah
Mabon)Templeton
Thomas
Grannie
Percy
Isa
Jno
Dsees Paa
Psa
Pav
Titus
Roy
Matt
Theas
Jesus Christ
Cameron Griffith
Weat Bolivar
Curtla Cunningham
Charles Coulter
Mr. Coulter
Willis & Henderson
Wayne Ar
Nalana, Pa
Streamline
Pillsbury
Franklin
Campbell’s
Bisquick del Monte
Blue Sable Karo
Graham Crackers
Strikalite
G. B
Streamline Market
Philadelphia St
Penna
Vienna
Dr. Solbury’s
Avatone
Phenasol
Campasol
L. C. Feed CO
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