Death notices in Plumville and nearby towns
Obituaries report Mrs. David W. Dowds of Plumville aged 52 dying of pneumonia at home. Funeral at Plumville United Presbyterian Church with Eastern Star and Rebekah Lodge members in attendance. Also noted are services for Andrew Grant Smith of Tarentum and Harry A. New of Conneaut Lake, both former district residents, detailing funerals, burial places, and surviving relatives. Other obituaries include Minnie B. Steetle of Creekside and Christian M. Snyder of New Bethlehem with family details and church affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Doudts
Plumville
David W. Douds
Plumyiile
Cpneumonia
Center Point
W. Va
James
Indiana
Order of Eastern Star
Plumville Rebekah
Dexter Frum
Altoona
Rose Peters
Rural Valley
Delbert Frum
Warren, Q
Jesse and
Charles Frum
Johnstown
James Frum
California
Longtime Strongstown resident Regina Hogan funeral set
Funeral services for Mrs Regina Hogan will be held Thursday at 2 00 PM in the Strongstown M B church with Rev Beggs officiating. Interment follows in Belaano cemetery. She died Monday at her home aged nearly 84 born Philadelphia April 6 1849 a lifelong Strongstown resident and widow of Thomas Hogan She leaves Mrs John Garrett Strongstown William Hogan Uniontown George Hogan Sewickley and John Hogan Bilyria plus 21 grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Grant Smith
Tarentum
Greenwood Cemetery
Allegheny Valley Hospital
Redbank
Clarion County
Jacksonville
Homer City
Indiana
Lottie Cox
Advance
Ralph J. Smith
Town
Mabel Howard
Lucerne
Dewey
Denver Smith
Margaret Traster
Mary Soladay
Lawsonham
Belie ‘Mansfield
Manorville
Christian M. Snyder
Mra. Bosale Miller
New Bethlehem
Mra. L. ©. Mohney
Marchand
Rev. Mohney
Mohnay
Miller
Orra Geer
Thomas Snyder
George Snyder
Melvin Snyder
Elmer Snyder
Putneyville
Frank Snyder
Echo
Mt. Zion
Samuel Zeigler
Regina Hogan
Strongstown
Beggs
Belaano
Philadelphia
M. B
Thomas Hogan
John Garrett
William Hogan
Uniontown
George Hogan
Sewickley
John Hogan
Bilyria
Burnside
A. F. Barbour
Cherry Tree
Sarah (Lydick) Barbour
W. W. Barbour
Ridgway
William
Elizabeth
Lee) Barbour
Glen Campbell
G. W. Sprinkle
Stifflertown
J. P. McCurdy
C. Q O. Anderson
William Nixon
D. F. Kinsley
Warren, C
Frank Burris
East Liverpool
Austin Boyer
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Blanco
Armstrong County
Yatesboro
Crissie Russell
John Russell
Clyde Russell
Marion Center
Nita May Russell
Jesse Harbridge
Herbert, Ek, Orner
Herbert E. Orner
Nettleton
W. T. Bennett
Clarence Delaney
Margarette
William Orner
William Davis
M.E
William Esalas
Clymer
Morris Run
Tioga County
Mary Reed
Mary Reid
Thomas Butterworth
Sarah Johnson
W. E. Shepherd
Blairsville
W. F. Shepherd
Harry
Myerstown
John
Robert
Emma
Gladys
Mary
Jennie Locke
Seward Presbyterian Church
Armagh
Seward
Laura Rogers
New Florence
Hannah Scott
Farrell
Do Not Make Tools of Your Teeth Abuse
The article argues against abusing teeth by overusing them for tasks like cracking nuts or biting hard foods. It warns middle aged adults and children alike that excessive strain leads to dental damage, tooth loss, and poor appearance. It notes the body adapts but cautions against unnecessary stress from everyday actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lkely
Cleveland Pet Cemetery Honors Loyal Animals
The Detroit News notes a wooded Cleveland pet cemetery ten miles from the city, owned by Dr. W. C. Woodruff. It is the second largest of its kind in America with uniform plots and varied headstones. Families visit Sundays to decorate graves for dogs cats parrots and canaries buried in pine boxes or ornate caskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
W. C. Woodruff
America
Detroit News
Feudalism to Modernism Marks Japanese Attitude
In Current History Diane O Connell traces Japan s shift from feudal restraint to modern realism. Patriotism rises from social and economic survival while filial piety and emperor devotion loosen. A Russian socialist literary influence grows, edging out old virtue, with a wave of eroticism and changing morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane O'Connell
Japan
Russia now Union of Soviet Socialist Republics after territorial changes
The former Russian empire spans from the Baltic to the Pacific and from the Black Sea to the Arctic, covering about 8.5 million square miles. It has shrunk by 800,000 square miles as Finland, Poland, Latvia, Lithuania and Blathonia are recognized as independent. The state is a federation of seven socialist republics and is largely flat with limited peaks. It produces grain, skins, furs, flax, hemp, timber, wood pulp, pitch, and turpentine. Coal is mined west of the Urals and in Krivoi Rog area, with iron mined near Donetz and in the Crimea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Baltic Sea
Pacific Ocean
Black Sea
Arctic Ocean
Globe
Finland
Poland
Latvia
Lithuania
Blathonia
Urals
Moscow
Donetz
Krivoi Rog
Kherson
Kerteh
Crimea
Birthday Guests Gather in Armaugh Social Round
Mrs H R Falcon hosted a birthday gathering with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Robert Cunningham of Heshbon, sisters Nettie Coursin Bolivar J M Wagner Clyde, Lloyd Alcorn and son Billie, Frank Mack Clyde, Alleen Bagley and children Jimmie Bettyella Johnstown, Joe Plowman and family Wintondale, plus many relatives visiting at Harry Stiles and others in the area over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Falcon
Robert Cunningham
Heshbon
Nettie Coursin
Bolivar
J. 5. Wagner
Clyde
Lloyd Alcorn
Billie
Frank Mack
Alleen Bagley
Jimmie and
Bettyella
Johnstown
Joe Plowman
Wintondale
Harry Stile
Olie Stutzman
Harry Mack
Clark Ray
Plumville
Ray
T. C. Mack
Mack Campbell
Emma Campbell
Gus Kitchenbrod
Gas Dener
Thomas Bracken
Geo, Dick
Marian
Homer City
O. T. Williamson and Son
Pittsburgh
Williamson
John Guilden
Roxie Dick
Jon Hutchison
Indiana
C. H. Hutchison
Post Gazette home delivery offer for Indiana County
A promotional notice announces a 45.50 per year rate for Indiana County residents or non carrier served readers. It states the Post-Gazette is the only daily paper mailed to homes on game day and mentions additional club bargains on Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Petthburgh
Daily Post Gazette
Indiana County
Rp.d
Post-Gazette
Community Notes From Nichertown Campus And Local Visits
Local residents report visits and social events including Geo Oakes and Odessa McQuown households, Louise Burkett and Ray Lowman, Monnie McQuown with Faye McAdoo, and the Leasure kitchen shower with a birthday cake. Nurse Joe Hummel hospitalized in Indiana, P T A gathering March 21, revival services conclude, next service at 10 30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Burkett
Ray Lowman
Monnie McQuown
Faye McAdoo
Ford Myers
Bert Brown
Spurge Mumau
East Mahoning
Thomas Lowman
Jess Pfeffer
Loyd Leashure
T Hey
Mr. Leasure
M. A. Spicer
Geo, Oakes
Marold Sebring
Marvey Sheesley
Kenneth Grendel
Evangelical Church
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Harry A. New
Blairsville Catholic
Conneaut Lake
Alice Helman
Theodore New
Detroit
Mich
Isabel Patterson
Egbert New
Gary
Ind
Gertrude Gleason
Bethel
Katherine Zasen
Jackson, Minn
Joseph New
Mary McCowan
Cleveland, O
Edward New
John New
Charles New
Frank New
Margaret Bryan
Westford
Harman New
Matilda Snyder
McKees Rocks
Minnie B. Steetle
Steele
Wayne Avenue
Washington Church
Creekside
M. O.steetle
Michael
Jane Kunkle
C. G. Steette
Home
Marion Center Presbyterian
Philip Kunkle
Cynthia Condron
Punxautawney
Catherine Dill
Olathe
Kans
Catherine Dinwiddie
Green Township
Pine
Buiffington
Sandford Dill
Dilltown
Big County
Kansas
Harry Hansen
Charles
Cecelia
George
Allén
Paul Dill
8. L. Roberts
Pine Flats
John A. Scott
J. W. McCartney
Frank M. Duncan
B. M. Clark
Fisher Robt
M. Fisher
Henry Hall
M. Jack
Robert E. Lewis
I, BE. Lewis
M. Lingler
J. Musser
Elder Peelor
J. R. Richards
E, E. Lewis
H. T. Rankin
Roy
Stephens
D. F. Rinn
L. W. Robinson, Jr
L. F. Sutter John A. Scott
C. G. Wolfenden
Nicholtown
Geo. Oakes
Odessa McQuown
Brushvalley
Jas, Galbreath
Glenn Sprinkle
Stork
Sam Snyder
Eather Hawkins
Waynesburg
Joe Hummel
Indiana Hospital
Harry Beard
Patronize Progress
ROY Henry Marble
SND Granite Works
Pennsylvania Avenue
Apollo, PA
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