Daniel W. Anderson Dies After Illness in South Dakota
Daniel Wilson Anderson, born April 18 1866 near Parkwood, died February 24 at his brother F M Anderson’s home in Flandreau South Dakota after pneumonia. A longtime Armstrong township farmer and livestock breeder he retired 16 years ago and traveled later living in the Dakotas. Funeral and burial took place in Flandreau. He leaves a brother D L Anderson of Burnstad North Dakota and another brother F M Anderson, plus sisters Miss Minda Anderson Armstrong township and Mrs Emma Wells of Los Angeles California.
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Daniel W. Anderson
Daniel Wilson Anderson
F. M. Anderson
Flandreau
Dak
Armstrong Township
Daniel
Mary B. (McCollum) Anderson
Parkwood
Dakotas
Ilfe
West Union United Presbyterian Church
Crete
M. Anderson
D. L. Anderson
Burnstad, N. Dak
Minda Anderson
Emma Wells
Los Angeles
Calit
Mrs Emma Lydic Dies. Rites Held At Indiana Home
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Lydic formerly Johnson were held Tuesday at her Wayne Avenue residence with interment in Greenwood cemetery. Born October 21, 1860 in Armstrong township she lived there until moving to Indiana 27 years ago. Surviving children include Hitler Homer Lydie Irene Kritzer Howard Clair Norman Carrie Gross Edith Moore and many grandchildren. Also surviving sisters Rebecca McElwee and others. Second obituary notes Mrs Rebecca McElwee aged about 87 of Dayton died at A Morris home after Ireland birth in 1849. Burial in Glade Run cemetery Tuesday.
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Emma Lydie
Greenwood
Emma (Johnson) Lydic
J. C. Lydic
Wayne Avenue
David
Rebecca (Wolfe) Johnson
Armstrong Township
Indiana
Presbyterian Church
Town
Wherry Bible
Robert L. Clark
Hitler
Homer Lydie
Irene Kritzer
Howard Lydic
Clair Lydic
Mahaffey
Norman Lydie
Homestead
Carrie Gross
Detroit, Mich
Edith Moore
Natrona
Alex Johnson
Elizabeth McGaughey
Mary Wilhelm
Rebecca McElnvee
Rebecca McElwee
John McElwee
Dayton
Austin S. White
Austin
White
Covode
Indiana Hospital
Anderson White
North Mahoning Township
Margaret R. Lewis
Covode M. E. Church
Hast Mahoning Baptist Church
Mary E. Houck
Purchase Line
Henry Hauck
Clayton Straw
Robert L. Hauck
Clymer
Gay Shank
Buddy, Hauck
Tyrone
Annon Knupp
DuBois
Funeral services for Mrs George Hawk of Rural Valley
Mrs George Hawk aged 80 died Friday at her Rural Valley home. A lifelong resident and M B church member, she will be interred after services at Rural Valley M E Church conducted by Rev C L Moore. Survived by husband three grandchildren and four sisters including Mrs Laura McKinney of Rural Valley.
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George Hawk
Rural Valley
M. E. Church
M. B. Church
C. L. Moore
Laura McKinney
Funeral rites for Cummins McEthoes Adams held in Streams Home
Rites conducted this fore noon for Cummins McEthoes Adams 78 at Streams Funeral Home Church Street Armatrong township death Sunday from complications of disease. He was born December 8 1862 in Washington township a stone mason by trade and farmer. Surviving children include Mrs Lida Colgan Penn Run Mrs Maude Cox Indiana R D 2 George Adams near Creekside John Adams Marion Center and Mrs Daisy Hershberger near Rural Valley. Also eight grandchildren and several siblings. Burial planned in local cemetery with family interment details given.
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Misa Elizabeth McKee
Mra
Lida Colgan
Penn Run
Maude Cox
Indiana
R.D
George Adams
Creekside
John Adams
Marion Center
Daisy Hershberger
Rural Valley
George McClellan Adams
Frank Rowe
Harry Rowe
Lois Hancock
West Lebanon
Mary Smith
Ambridge
Tillie Rhodes
Chester County
Deaths and Obituaries From North Mahoning Area
Obituaries for William Clover Carr of North Mahoning aged 77 who died after months of illness at home with wife Mary Stauffer Carr. Funeral in Covode cemetery conducted by Rev. J B Troutman. Other notices include Effie Smith of Pittsburgh pneumonia while nursing a sister, and multiple Milliron and Nihiser family obituaries with details of survivors and burial sites. Also notes on Elsie McFeaters of Greensburg and Theodore McCloskey Jr infant of Seward.
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William Clover Carr
North Mahoning Township
Clarence Carr
Wallace Carr
Mary Stauffer
Hiewits
Anna Lydie
Punxsutawney
J. B. Troutman
Covode
Effie
Seanor) Smith
Pittsburgh
Wallace
Oakland Avenue
Smith
Minnie
Senior) Butler
Slater
Neil
Kenneth Smith
Ralph Ficking
Cleveland, O
Picking
Thelma Smith
Indiana State Teachers College
Theodore Graham McCloskey
Seward
Mercy Hospital
Armagh
Flower and Style Show Benefit at Ritz Theatre
A flower and style show will be held at the Ritz Theatre on Wednesday evening March 11 to benefit the Indiana Free Library. Sponsored by the New Century Club for several years, the event includes Indiana Floral Co theatre management and local merchants. The style show begins at 7:40 after the first show.
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Ritz Theatre
Indiana Free Library
New Century Club
Indiana Floral Co
Public Charity Association Meeting Banquet Here on Tuesday
A meeting and banquet of members and friends of the Public Charity Association of Pennsylvania will be held in the social rooms of the M. E. church on Tuesday evening March 10. Dr R Foster of the State Teachers College chairs. Speakers include Miss Eleanor Meckelnberg of the Children's Aid Society and Dr John L Wiseman of Torrance State Hospital with Leon Stern of the Pennsylvania Committees on Penal Affairs. The topic is Child Welfare and Mental Hygiene.
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Public Charity Association
The
Public Charity Association of Pennsylvania
M. 4
R. Foster
State Teachers College
Eleanor Meckelnberg
Children’s Aid Society
John L. Wiseman
Torrance State Hospital
Leon Stern
Pennsylvania
What’s In a Name Court? Guile and Beedon Bandit Night
Virginia drives a powerful car with Courtney Frazier and a masked plan to trap the Beedon bandit Jasper Beedon. The pursuit ends with a tense stop and a joke on names, as Court notes Beedon’s attempted escape and the group retreats toward safety.
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Beedon
Court
Courtney Frazer
Bandit
Guile
Courtney G
Ted
Virginia
Jimny
Jinny
Courtney
Jasper Beedon
Weill
Moscow housing policy after revolution grants leases to long-time owners
The text notes that after the revolution, owners of some large Moscow houses were allowed to stay as tenants in a few rooms. In homes with valuable book or picture collections, owners acted as caretakers in the name of the Soviet government.
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Moscow
Ship newspaper first aboard Cunard liner Publetin
The Cunard Pally Publetin was the first newspaper pried aboard a ship at sea, appearing on the Linania plying between London and Liverpool on October 4, 1904. The practice has since become widespread.
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Trst
Cunard Pally ‘Publetin
London
Liverpool
State Employees Targeted in Harrisburg Campaign Fund Earnest
Harrisburg reports allege Democratic bosses press state workers for 24 subscriptions to a new sheet We the People under threat of dismissal if unpaid. Emergency relief staff also face penalties as county chiefs push funds, claiming personnel must contribute to Indiana and other counties campaigns despite protests from officials and relief administrators.
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Warrisburg
Capitol
Harrisburg
Earle
Democratic State Committee
Dave” Lawrence
Guffey Gang
Lawrence
Democratic
T.W. Phillips
Butler
Mary C. Shearer
Community Center
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Indiana County Democratic Campaign Committee
Pee
Lawrence Guffey
Government by Law or by Edict
National Chair Raymond Pitcairn contrasts the American system of law making, by the people, with administrative law created by bureaucracies. He warns that expanding bureaucratic edicts threaten constitutional government and demands the people decide whether to retain self rule or accept government by bureaucrats.
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Raymond Pitcairn
Washington
Congress
Patriota
Gossip and Detector Debut Draws Mixed Signals
In brief notes from Norfolk and Boston papers readers weigh the new detector’s appeal, while editorials in the Ledger-Dispatch and Pout-Gazette hint at mixed reception among society columns and loyal readers. The mention includes a price reference of five dollars and fifty cents.
Wedding Bells Echo In Small Town News
A series of social notices from Johnstown details visits, family news, and upcoming weddings. Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. J C Irwin, Mrs S L Irwin, Mr and Mrs Lee Stiffler, James Seger, and others share gatherings, hospital trips, and family events. A brief joke and a crime quote close the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Stiffler
James Seger
Rossiter
Harlan Bee
J. N. Beck
Kenneth Beck
Barnesboro
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Torres
Woodburn Granite Works
Sooth College Avenue
Penna
Mrs
Isabella ‘Brady
Raleigh
Hillsdale
Rowley Cemetery
Isabella Brady
Montgomery Township
Isabella ‘Schrecengost
Samuel Brady
John
Edward Brady
Gipsy
Hazel Howard
Toledo
Viola Plubell
Elizabeth Belporta
Sarah May
Martin
Eric
Harry
James
George Brady
Conneaut, O
Amy Ryan
Glen Campbell
John Schrecengoat
Kansas
Isaac Bolvin
East Ridge Church
Cherry Tree
Church
Isaac Bolgin
Irvin Myers
Susquehanna Township
Cambria County
Garman Mills
Isaac
Sarah (Brothers) Myers
R. P. Williams
Amanda E. Millron
Blairsville
Amanda H. Milliron
W. J. Milliron
Allegheny Township
Armstrong County
W. J
R. R
T. C. Milliron
Apollo
J. B. Lucksinger
Pueblo
Colo
Lloyd Milliron
Verona
Audrey Milliro
Harry McFeaters
Elsie
Artemus) McFeaters
Indiana County
Greensburg
Marguerite McFeaters
Greensburg High School
John McFeaters
McKeesport
Charles McFeaters
Annapolis Naval Academy
John, Jr
Brushyahey
Harmony Cemetery
Mary Jane Nihiser
Albert Smith
Salisburg
Salinburg
William
Susan (Johnston) Sample
John Nihiser
San Francisco Chronicle
Daphne A. McVicker
McClure
Newane Par Syndicate
Fee
David Hall Blaly
Emergency Relief Administration
Just
Stahura’s
Indiana, Pa
Miami
Indiana Lumber & Supply Co
Oak
16Th Sta
Jadinn, Penna
ROY Henry Granite Works
S, Penna, Ave
National
Chairwama Sentinels of
the Republic
Wirst Gowsig
Boston Evening Transcript
Norfolk
Ledger-Dispatch
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Pout- Gazette
R. D
J.C. Irwin
S. L. Irwin
Johnstown
Andrew Johnson
Clyde Tee
Bob
H. J. Jamison
M. J. Jamison
Wa. Midsener
Lewis
Gertrude Barnes
Jean Parcell
Fidiana Hospital
Marsden Jones
Cinle
Mabed Shamus
Cupid
Sayk Mary McCormic
Dilinger
Kansas City Star
Chicago
Memphis
John J. Connolly
East
Philadelphia
Geo
Cost’s
South Ninth Street
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