Mrs Thomas G Allison Dead in Derry Home
Funeral services are set at the late residence Thursday at 2:00 pm with interment in Derry cemetery for Mrs Myram B H Marshall Allison born March 1 1869 in Indiana. She died Monday at midnight after several weeks illness leaving a husband and siblings John Clark Marshall Albert Handlin George Mitchell Harry Marshall James Clawson Benjamin F Marshall and Thomas Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry
Thomas G. Allison
Indiana
Myram BH. Marshall
John R. Marshall
John and Clark Marshall
Town
Albert Handlin
Canton, C
George Mitchell
Harry Marshall
Sharpaburg
James Clawson
Pittsburgh
Benjamin F. Marshall
Freeport
Thomas Marshall
Calif
Funeral for Fulton Run boy David Donnelly at Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral services were held Sunday at his late home conducted by Rev. Charles Williams for 10 year old David Elmer Donnelly who died Thursday from heart trouble. He leaves parents Mr. and Mrs. John Donnelly sister Cleo and brother Orrin plus half siblings in Wilkinsburg and at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Williams
Town
Greenwood
David Elmer Donnelly
John Donnelly
Fulton Run
Union Church
Slater
Cleo
Orrin
Miu
Jean McKenny
Wilkinsburg
John
Philip
Ernest
Mary Donnelly
Deaths in Clymer and Blairsville Areas Touch Four Families
Funeral services were held today at Clymer Presbyterian church for Mrs. Paul Kosa aged 45 who died Sunday at her home from heart trouble. Interment followed at Oak land cemetery. She leaves husband and four children Elizabeth Mary Julia and Elsie. Also notes death of G R Barrett aged 70 a Loop district farmer. He leaves widow and children F F Plyler N L Timmis W Fred and J Barrett plus sister and brother. Tuesday interment in Blairsville cemetery for Frank M Frey aged 62 of Blairsville who died Saturday in Wilkinsburg hospital. He leaves widow Myrtle Frey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Paul Kosa
Clymer
Harmerville
Magger Lodge
D. R. Thompson
Elizabeth
Mary
Julia
Elsie
G. R. Barrett
Loop
West Mahoning Township
F. F. Plyler
Summervilla
N. L. Timmis
Corsica
W. Fred and
Blairsville
Frank M. Frey
Columbia Hospital
Wilkinsburg
Brushyalley
Joseph F. Frey
M. BH
Myrtle (Smail) Frey
Funeral services for Louis F. Huber held at Rural Valley home
Louis F. Huber of Rural Valley dies after long illness. Funeral Monday at his residence followed by interment in Rural Valley cemetery. Survived by children Dr. William Huber and Stanley Huber of Braddock, James Chester and Eva Huber at home. Also leaves four brothers and two sisters. James Noal of town noted as brother of John E Neal. Another obituary note: John B Neal of DuBois died Sunday at sister Mrs Joseph Hand’s home near Salem. Three additional brothers named William Noal of Hie West Noal Kane and George Noal of Sugar Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Valley
Louis F. Huber
William Huber
Stanley Huber
Braddock
James
Chester
Eva Huber
John E. Neal
John B. Neal
DuBois
Joseph Hand
Salem
James Noal
Hand
William Noal
Hiie
West Noal
Kane
George Noal
Sugar Hill
Funeral for Mrs. Rachel Dunmire Held in West Lebanon
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at her West Lebanon residence cemetery for Mrs. Rachel Dunmire who died Thursday at her Parkwood home. The widow of Joseph Dunmire she is survived by a daughter Mrs. Rebecca Shultz.
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West Lebanon
sMra
Rachel Dunmire
Parkwood
Joseph Dunmire
Rebecca Shultz
County Relief Board Receives 1760 For Administration Costs
Indiana county gained 1760 from the State Emergency Relief Board as its share of 214988 distributed to 48 counties to cover March administrative wages and salaries. Funds come from Federal Relief loans to pay investigators, auditors, stenographers, and other staff. Local counties listed include Jefferson 460 and Allegheny 64123.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
State Emergency Relief Board
Jefferson
Armstrong
Cambria
Center
Clarion
Clearfield
Somerset
Westmoreland
Butler
Allegheny
Pees
Fayette
Greene
Ballroom Dilemma Unfolds at Tilton College Dance
Bertha Denby plans to wear a pink chiffon dress for Tilton college ball while her brother Bill discovers a surprise fiancé for the evening. George Fulton reveals he must not escort her, as a Wyoming romance returns and Helen Dawson reenters Bill’s life. Bertha ends content with George, while Helen and Bill rekindle their engagement.
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Tilton College
Denby
Bertha
Bill Denby
George Fulton
Wyoming
Wwell
George
Bill
Tilton
Denbys
Helen Dawson
Eil
Helen
Bertha Denby
Nitta
Uttle
Elves and Gnomes in the Workaday World
Detroit Free Press reports on Geoffrey Hodson's claim that nature spirits such as elves and gnomes are real and operate under a guiding intelligence. He cites Celtic peasants, alleged photographs, and questions whether these beings can be trained to help with garden tasks like weed pulling and bug control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey Hodson
Michigan Theosophical Federation
Detroit
Jesy
England
Ireland
Hodson
Detroit Free Press
Fire in Hay Stacks Sparks Scientific Debate on Cause
Researchers outline a possible mechanism for spontaneous hay stack fires noting moist hay fuels enzyme activity and microbial growth. As heat rises thermophiles may thrive and liberate more heat, with recorded temperatures reaching up to 680 degrees Fahrenheit though the exact oxidative reaction remains unclear.
Haggis linked to England France and Scotland history
An article in the Montreal Family Gerald notes haggis long popular in England before Scotland. It traces the dish to France and England’s Lowlands influence, with possible Edward I connections. The name may derive from the old French agasse, a sheep stomach dish with minced heart liver and lungs.
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England
France
Scotland
Montreal
Gerald
Lowlands
Hedward 1
Looted by Locksmith in Valencia Theater District
A respected locksmith in Cheste Valencia used access gained by watching theater crowds to rob safes for years. His scheme unraveled when a spectator returned home during a interval to find his own locksmith friend burgling his safe. The burglar claimed only a portion of gains, fueling suspicions of trusted household aid.
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Cheste
Valencia
Strength and clarity over ornate sermons
The speaker argues that incomprehensible language hides weakness and that true strength lies in simplicity. Humble preaching should reach common listeners, not flatter a distant elite. John Billot’s example is cited to show sermons must be accessible so lambs can wade and elephants swim in them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Billot
Ugless
Rome Sun Dial History and Early Timekeeping
The earliest Rome sun dial dates to 200 B C but Romans were not famed mathematicians. Arab astronomers advanced the science, with Abu’l Assun in the early 13th century sketching dials on cylindrical and conical surfaces. Flo proposed equal hours beyond daylight, yet he was dismissed as a dreamer and temporary hours persisted.
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Rome
Abu'l Alassun
Flo
California quake story from Mrs Worman letters home
Mrs C M Worman writes from California detailing the deadly southern California quake impact. She describes Alhambra’s narrow escape, widespread damage in Long Beach, gas and water mains bursting, hospitals calling for doctors and nurses, and the emotional toll on families, with appeals for aid and relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFOX
Long Beach
Glendale
Angelus Temple
Indiana Man Injured In Ball Park Horse Incident
Elmer Smith of Lown Indiana is hospitalized with a fractured pelvis after a horse he rode reared when a car approached near South Bend. Smith, formerly employed by the borough street department, was visiting his brother when the horse fell backward onto him. His condition is reported good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Elmer Smith
Lown
Indiana Hospital
Smith
South Bend
My. Smith
Bad Weather Delays Marchand Trade City Improved Road
Rain hampers crews on the unfinished Marchand Trade City Improved road with work paused last week. Shovels operate near the Petter farm by Marchand while the Meade City end remains nearly impassable mud until conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchand
Trade City
Reat
Marchand-Trade City
Petter Farm
Meade City
Clarksburg Community News Highlights and Birth Announcement
Sabbath school and church services scheduled for Sunday. Clifford Cunningham welcomes Harold Clifford born Tuesday March 14 with Olive Elrick as former Mrs. Cunningham. Local residents and visitors, including Indiana shoppers and various family visits, are noted along with a Board of Christian Education meeting set for Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Cunningham
Harold Clifford
Cunningham
Olive Elrick
R. N. Coleman
Paul Lowman
Carrie Elrick
Merch Fulton
Indiana
Raymond
Sackville
Paul Stuchell
Jacksonville
Blrick
Fern Lowman
Salisbury
Dorothy Bills
Cynthia
Mabel Cribbs
Mildred Krider
Mary Speedy
Glek
Apollo
Board of Christian Education
T. S. Ashbrough
Sunday school and events at Crooked Creek church
In Chambersville Sunday schedule shows Sunday school at 10 00 in the morning and a Young Peoples meeting Sunday evening followed by church services at Crooked Creek church. Local visits include Mrs Clara Miler from Blairsville and Mrs Thomas Banks visiting Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples
Crooked Creek
Harry Miller
Clara Miler
Blairsville
Thomas Banks
Indiana
Marshall
Watt Kinter
Virginia
Merle McGara
Dale
Larry Miller
Brady
Jay — McQuilisin
EL Kirk
Local News Roundup From Taylorsville and Nearby
Lydick daughter of C. M. Lydlck treated for appendicitis in an Indiana hospital. John Heed of Starford visited town on Saturday. Willie Thomas of Marion Ganter was a visitor here Saturday. N. M. Patrick lost a valuable cow on Saturday. GD. Patrick and W. C. Wilt of Commodore were callers here Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wither Lydicl
C. M. Lydl¢k
Indiana Hospital
John
Heed
Starford
Willie Thomas
Marion Ganter
N. M. Patrick
GD. Patrick
W. C. Wilt
Commodore
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David B. Donnelly
County Relief Board
John Gray
MaCtare Newane
C. M. Worman
California
A. A. Simpson
Alhambra Home
Eee
Mra. Worman
Ireta Simpson
Alhambra
Clarence
Ralph
Vicks
the Savings ¢ Trust Co. of
Indiana, Pa
John A. Scott
J. W. McCartney
Frank M. Duncan Teller
B. M. Clark
Fisher
Roby
M. Fisher
Henry Wall
M. Jack
Robert E. Lewis
Ti. J. Lewis
C. M. Lingle
A. J. Musser
Elder Peelor
J. R. Richards
E. E. Lewis
H. T. Rankin
Roy S. Stephens Teller
D. FP. Rinn
W. Robinson, Jr
Sutter
Scott
C. G. Wolfenden
Clarksburg
Chambersville
Taylorsville
ROY Henry Marble and Granite Works
Pennsylvania Avenue
Apollo, PA
Bebe Daniels
RITZ
Delco
Indiana Motor Company
North 8Th St
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