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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1934

Page

7

Death of D M Henry age 70 from Green township

D M Henry a longtime lumber and sawmill man died at his Bar tow West Virginia home on March 6 after a long illness. He was born here and moved to West Virginia 30 years ago. Survived by widow and many children including W Henry Ridgway Mre Henry Ed wards H B Henry Hoellwood A F Stewart Penn Run Frank Woodell Latrobe J W Milton Henry Indiana Velma Erma Violet Margaret and Sarah Stahl. Burial in Bartow on Wednesday.

D. M. Henry Green Township Bartown W. Va Mr. Henry West Virginia W. Henry Ridgway Mre Henry Edwards H.B. Henry Bartow

Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Lucin da Sprankle in Trade City

Funeral services were held Sunday at the Trade City Lutheran church for Mrs Lucin da Sprankle 79, died Thursday at her Trade City home. Interment followed at Round Top cemetery. She was born June 30, 1854 in Bucks County, married to George Sprankle, and leaves children Clair and Paul Sprankle, Clayton and Hilmer Sprankle, and Mrs Elsie Weaver, plus 12 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. sister Mrs Harry Strime of Milton.

Trade City Round Top Lucinda Sprankle Bucks County Charles Chryemire George Sprankle Clair Paul Sprankle Clayton Hlmer Sprankle Punxsutawney Elsie Weaver DuBois Harry Strime Milton Kathryn Rowley Presbyterian Church Taylorsville Church Green Township Hillsdale Indiana County George Treese George W. Treese Arcadia Grant Treese Hilladale Emma Mumau Glen Campbell Minnie Humphrey Bellwood Indiana

Funeral services for Bridget Louise Huttene

Bridget Louise Huttene aged six months dies after 13 days illness at home of her parents Mr and Mrs Louis Buifone in Reyer. Funeral services will be held Thursday at Sagamore Catholic church with interment in church cemetery.

Bridget Louise Huttene Sagamore Catholic Bridget Lousse Louis Buifone Reyer

Notable Obituaries From Rural Valley and Nearby Areas

Multiple obituaries detail deaths in Rural Valley, Greensburg, and nearby townships. Katherine Stuberick aged 75 died at home of her daughter Florence Rearick near Greensburg. survivors include several Stubericks and Rearick relatives. James Boyd Fisher aged 49, formerly of Indiana and Pittsburgh oil firms, died in Dormont. funeral in Kittanning. Minnie Bates aged 44 of Creekside passed after illness. burial in Creekside M E church grounds. Lt. Col. Edgar J. Pershing, cousin to General Pershing, funeral in Blairsville area with interment in Arlington. Ethel Kay, 1 year old daughter of Louis McFeat ers, East Wheatfield, died after seven months in Pittsburgh hospital. services in Harmony cemetery. Robert Wilford Raymond, eight months, died in Cherryhill township. services in harmony cemetery.

Katherine Atuberick Katherine Stuberick Mra Florence Rearick Greensburg Lved Rearick Phe Fa H. Wiegand Rose Garden Fred Stuberick Spring Church William Stuberick New Kensington Elmer Stuberick Butler Edward, Peter and John Stuberick Kittanning Rupp Church James Boyd Fisher Dormont Pittsburgh Indiana Standard Oil, Company of Pennsylvania Me‘Williams Waverly Oil Works Company Standard Oil Company Edgar J. Pershing Seshinaias DB. C Edgar Jamison Pershing Anch Elmer Taylor Blairsville Pershing Paul Pershing Altoona Arlington Cemetery Washington Armagh Ethel Kay Louis McFeaters East Wheatfield Harmony Cemetery Penn Run Robert Wilford Raymond Wilford Raymond Cherryhill Township

Personal Brevities and Notices From The Progress

Mrs. James W. Mack arrives home from Bloomsburg with her father Dr D J Waldler and sister Miss Elizabeth Waller who will visit the Mack home this week. Mrs C K Greenlee travels to Wilmington Del for her daughter Erma’s illness a pneumonia case. J F Blakley of DuBois a native of Young township celebrates his 84th birthday and renews his Progress subscription. Engagement announced Isabelle Rink to Stanley Fleming both teachers at Indiana State Teachers College and Millvale Schools. Nijeh-Ha women always have the last word Bomb-Certainly not.

James W. Mack North Sixth Street Bloomsburg D. J. Waldler Elizabeth Waller Mack C. K. Greenlee North Ninth Street Wilmington Del Erma J. F. Blakley DuBois Young Township Big County Progress George Rink Or, Town Isabelle Stanley Fleming Indiana State Teachers College Miss Rink Millvale

The Gate Crashers 8 A Daring Prewar Mission

Two young reporters Don and Slim crash a sacred procession in Majorco to film the rite. A girl guard, the express reporter, and a twist of fate reveal the capture was staged by the girl who keeps the film. Their risky plan backfires as they lose the first reel and must face a future of a looming consequence.

Walla Jerry Murdock Slim Darrell Slim Post Imit Jeery Jerry Senor Gracias Express Reem Nikely Sam Majorco Feller the Express Cub

Experiments With State Medicine In Cardston

In Cardston Alberta a voluntary state medicine plan offers complete medical service including major operations for all members for a small monthly fee. About 1600 residents are covered by two town doctors who also serve nonparticipants, ensuring steady income. The scheme reduces worry over bills and prevents doctor fee disputes, reflecting a practical test of state medicine in a Mormon community centered on the local temple.

Alberta Cardston Hla Fee

Uncertain regional fish parts draw mixed tastes

The article notes varying views on fish by region, mentioning that some cultures scorn heads and certain organs while others prize salmon eyes. It contrasts Western tastes with tastes in the West Indies and northeastern areas, illustrating divergent culinary preferences.

West Indies Aula

Free Service Offered to Private Employers In County

The National Re-employment Service, tied to CWA but broader in scope, offers a free, nationwide job referral for private employers in Indiana County. Employers can call 89 to access trained registrants across 200 classifications, from professionals to unskilled labor, nurses to clerks, with no wage or hours set by the service.

Civil Works Administration CWA National National Re‘employment Office National Remployment Service Office Indiana

Help Wanted Ad Offer From Indiana PA Employer

An ad invites private employers to call 689 Indiana, Pa. for free staffing service. It promises delivery of the requested employee type at once with no charge for the service.

Indiana

Local Social Notes from Indiana County and Nearby Towns

Mrs J H Christy hosted with slater and Dusband Samuel Holstein of West Lebanon. Vern Johng returned from four weeks with cousin Mary Bien Matthews. Several visitors from Vandergrift and North Apollo called on Jamison Johns and Smith homes. Major C C McLain spoke at Kittanning Legion dinner honoring Otto Messenger and Erma Beable. Indiana attendees listed.

J. H. Christy Vern Johng Mary Bien Matthews John Meyer Frank A. Coleman Vandergrift James A. Miller Janet North Apollo Smith, Johns and Jamison G .R. Jamison Plumville J.T. Jamison Willavene Mary Eleanor Klingénsmith H. J. Johns Kittanning C. C. McLain Armstrong ‘County Otto Messenger American Legion Erma Beable State Legion Auxiliary McLain Legion Indiana W. Earl Long Lawrence Sawyey Valjean Work Dale Timberlake Katherine Bryno Myrtle Grey

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Mrs. Lucinda Sprankle David E. Weaver David B. Weaver Hamilton Adrian George and Margaret (Neal) Hamilton Mary Lewis Harry Weaver Spencer Hikin Porter Wall, Stear Charles Learn Charles W. Griffith Marion Center Indiana Hospital Marion’ Center Home Rebecca Walkinshaw Cokeville Martha Doty Beaumont Texas Westmoreland Blairyville J. D. ‘Walkinshaw Oklahoma Oak Lawn Cometary Mrs. J PD. Bates Creekside M. EH Oakland Cemetery Minnie Bates J. T. Bates Creekside M. EB. Church EB. A. Gibson Mary Ellen Ruth Bates Ethel Kay McFeaters R. H. Wilkinson Hells WIU Service Miguelo de In Ita Ajorco Silm Bolemn Fox Spryich Girty Frank Rearick Near South Bend Mary Bilon J. Clair Smith and Johns Mart Beighley George Turner Wagler Run Tharold Johnston Margaret Tloulse Near Home Tye Joan Blondel Pat O’brien Ashe Miss Fane Dorothea Wieck Baby LeRoy Miriam Hopkins Frederic March Laurel and Hardy Charlie Chase Journal OF Crime T. A. Jones Homer City Homer Crossing South Africa Louise Oruegiata Daugherty's Indiwon And A. Mewuing Elpmer Clig ROY Henry Granite Works Penna Ave. Apollo Indiana Motor Co Buick—Salon and Service Pontsac North Eighth Street
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