Death Notice of John F Pounds a White Township Farmer
Funeral services were held in the Presbyterian church for John F Pounds age 60 of White township who died of a heart attack at his Indiana area home. He was a farmer and dairy operator, a leader in the Indiana County Farm Bureau, taught in Center and White townships, and served as White township school board president. Surviving are children Mrs J B Hutchison I B Pounds John Donald Pounds Mary Kathleen Pounds and James plus siblings and two wives. A second obituary notes Beulah Ann Starry eight months daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph L Starry died of pneumonia. Burial at Oakland cemetery.
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Presbyterian Church
Town
Robert L. Clark
Oakland Cemetery
John F. Pounds
White Township
Indiana
Big Farm
Joseph Pounds
Center Township
Indiana County Farm Bureau
Select Schools
Indiana Normal School
Indiana State Teachers College
Center
White Townships
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Lil‘Tian Miller
J. B. Hutchison
Johnstown
I. B. Pounds
Biderton High School
John Donald Pounds
Wisconsin
Mary Kathryn Pounds
May Bi‘der
James
William Pounde
Blairsville
Harry Pounds
Livermore
Vandergrift
Jennie Pierson
Galeton
Nettle Roof
Bufffalo
Beulah Ann Starry
Bell Funeral Home
Wayne Avenue
Beulah Ann
Joseph L. Starry
Homerity
Indiana Hospital
Glenn
Twila
Mona
Frank D. Glenn
Blairaville
Blaairsville
Torrance State Hospital
Danville State Hospital
Danville
Carnegie
University of Pittsburgh
14Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
James Millican
Cokeville
Allegheny General Hospital
Pittsburgh
John B. Galligan
Plumville
Margaret Galligan
Grace Kelley
McKeesport
Bernard
Matilda (Carbaugh
Matilda (Carbaugh) Young
John C. Young
Punxsutawney
Adam Carbaugh
Indiana County
Lemmon Harl Lewis Rites Held at Smicksburg Church
Lemmon Harl Lewis aged 40 died Thursday at his home near Georgeville after an extended illness. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. J. B. Troutman at Smicksburg Lutheran Church with interment in Georgeville Cemetery. He leaves a widow and three children Samuel Clifford and Sarah at home, plus brothers and sisters including Mrs. Pearl Greiner Murray Lewis Mrs Lula Walker Mrs Ollie Brewer Orvie Lewis and Clare Lewis.
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Smicksburg
Samuel
Clifford
Sarah
Pearl Greiner
Town
Murray Lewis
Lula Walker
Ollie Brewer
Snuickeburg
Orvie Lewis
Jeannette
Clare Lewis
Renton
Washington
Obituary: John L Edwards Passes at 88 in Gaston South Carolina
John L Edwards died Friday in Gaston South Carolina at 88. A native of Belsango, he moved to South Carolina eight years ago due to ill health. His wife Eliza Jane Thomas died in 1925. Survived by children Murton Edwards Bertha Learn Minnie Bell Amond Vinton Edwards Murton Edwards and William A Edwards. 21 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Ewansea M E Church and burial in the church cemetery.
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John, L. Edwards
Gaston
8. C
Belsango
South Carolina
Mias
Eliza Jane Thomas
Murton Edwards
Notable Obituaries and Death Notices From Blairsville Area
A compilation of death notices and funeral updates includes Dr. Frank D. Glenn 66, Blairsville physician, who died after weeks of illness. Services were held in Blairsville with interment in Blairsville cemetery. Also listed: Mrs Bertha Price 68 Johnstown. James Millican 63 Cokeville. Samuel Ellenberger 67 Vanderegrift. Miss Lona B. McCrea 38 years Saltsburg, a longtime Pittsburgh school teacher. John B. Galligan 76 Plumville. Mrs Catherine Sidley 61 Gipsy. William Heaslop 80 New Florence. and Mrs Matilda Young 75 Punxsutawney, with familial survivors and service details.
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Lona B. McCrea
Saltsbure
Saltsburg
Robert H. McCrea
Oakmont
T. Edgar Mc Crea
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Church
Farm Calendar Highlights for Poultry and Crops
A rural guide urges avoiding chick losses by housing three chicks per square foot and capping at 60 per group. It warns against planting tomato seed in soil treated with formaldehyde, stresses lamb productivity with proper feed and water, and advises hard pruning of grape vines. It promotes planning the garden for ample canning vegetables and defines a good chick by disease-free stock, strong parent birds, and eggs of large size.
Death notices for Mrs Geary and Mrs Fisher in Blairsville and Blacklick
Mrs Mary Geary 75 of Bairdstown died in Latrobe Hospital from hip fracture complications after three months. Survived by brother Henry A Geary and sister Mrs Anna Layton, both of Blairsville. Mrs Wesley Fisher 46 of Blacklick died at home Sunday. survived by husband, daughter Mrs Cora Harkins of Palmertown, mother in Oklahoma, three sisters, four brothers. Burial at Coral today. Mrs Mary Bongionannis 88 of Sagamore died Tuesday morning from age related complications.
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Mary Geary
Bairdstown
Latrobe Hospital
Henry A. Geary
Anna Layton
Bota
Blairsville
Wesley Fisher
Blacklick
Cora Harkins
Palmertown
Oklahoma
Coral
Mary Bongionannis
Mary Hongiannani
Sagamore
Daniel Boone Hero and Huntsman in Early America
A Kansas City Star writer portrays Daniel Boone as quiet honest and methodical a poor businessman yet a renowned traveler and explorer. Boone lived in seven states and jurisdictions serving as hunter, surveyor, legislator and frontier legend. He died September 22 1820 in Missouri and was later buried at Frankfort Kentucky with a monument to The Father of Kentucky.
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Daniel Boone
Kansas City Star
Kentucky
England
Robin Hood
America
George Washington
New York
Florida
North Carolina
Yellowstone Valley
Nathan
Charlotte
Frankfort
Fudge Tip and Cosmic Note Distilled From Gazette Text
A recipe tip suggests stirring in a teaspoon of cornstarch per cup of sugar to make fudge smoother and creamier. The fragment also references a vast, sparsely populated cosmos and a newspaper citation to The Progress and Pittsburgh Posty Gasette to R. D. readers.
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the Progress and
Pittsburgh Posty Gasette
R. D
West Lebanon social and local notices
The West Lebanon area reports the Ladies Missionary Society entertaining at Mrs John Hart home and various local residents attending events. Walter Smith attends county bankery meeting in Indiana. several residents visit relatives and shop in Indiana, Pittsburgh and Dormont. John F Pounds funeral in Indiana. multiple family gatherings, illnesses, and neighborhood activities noted. Andrew Riddell buys a new tan Chevrolet touring car. John Frain Sr ill with poor prospects. Marriage announced for Thomas Fisher and Helen E Boyd of Ferndale.
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West Lebanon
Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
John Hart
Walter Smith
County Bankery Association
Indiana
Margaret
Hilsle Shirley
Parks Wood
A. B. Gray
John F. Pounds
Milas Virginia Fulton
Pittsburgh
Smith
Dormont
John George
Mra
James Patterson
A. W. Reed
Apollo and
Vandergrift
Gialtors
Joe Miller
Helen
Sara Mandeluiste
Andrew Riddell
Three Good Club Offers For Indiana County Subscribers
Notices offer Indiana County residents a selection of club benefits. Readers are invited to send orders to The Indiana Progressive in Indiana Pennsylvania with each offer featuring special prices or terms. The notice emphasizes local subscription options and mail order handling.
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Indiana County
Thess
Indiana
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Lemmon Bi, Lewis
John L. Edwards
Indiana Hardware Company
Pittsburgh Plate Glass & Paint Co
Andiana Hardware Company
Ata
Penna
Bertha Price
Bertha (Dick) Price
Bertha Dick
Armagh
Thomas
Caroline Dick
Myrtle Ripple
Rachel Price
Mia
Jennie Blair
Karl Franheiser
Smith Dick
Trudy ‘Dick
James Millicon
Samuel Albert Ellenberger
Vanderegrift
Carl TQ
Ginter
Dayton
Rebecca Stewart
Albert, Jr
Niles
Edward
Homestead
Hazel
Mildred
Apollo
Catherine Sidley
Gipsy
Stephen Sidley
John
Frank
Stephen
Detroit
Mary Sidley
William Heaslop
New Florence
William
Ida Henderson
Camden
New Jersey
Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture
Mrs
the Bon Ton
Faye Haag
Sourbrash
Bligewater
Frank ‘Brendlinger
Pitcairn
Cleveland Hospital
Henry Brendlinger
John Frain
Thomas €. Fisher
Helen E. Boyd
Ferndale
Fisher
Bert Fisher
Cambria
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
T. A. Henderson
Ths Place
Joseph Siphos
Homer City
Robert Nixon
Roy Henry
Pennsylvania Avenue
Apollo, , PA
Indiana Progress Fae Gas
Country Home Breeder's Gazette
American Fruit Grower
Pennsylvania Farmer Weeny
Poultry Tribune
Man's Orl
Indiana Progress
Country Home Rob Coneen
McCal
Fone
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