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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1937

Page

7

Obituary notices for John Franklin Russell and Joseph Ogden

Funeral rites were held for John Franklin Russell near Elderton with interment at Hiderton cemetery. Russell, born February 10, 1871, taught school in Indiana and Armstrong counties, farmed near Elderton, and was a longtime member of Elderton United Presbyterian Church. Survived by wife Mary, son Wendell, daughters Martha Osborne and Louise, and brother Robert. Also noted: funeral services for Joseph Clark Ogden, 67, of Homer City Indiana resident, retired Pennsylvania Railroad employee, Spanish American War veteran, never married, buried in Oakland cemetery.

Elderton United Lderton United Presbyterian Church R. V. EB. Wright Iife Mary Russell Wendell Russell Martha Osbourne Latrobe A. Edmunds Johnstown Louise Russell Robert H. Russell Shelocta Streams Church Street Oakland Cemetery Joseph Clark Ogden Indiana Pittsburgh George H. Ogden Homer City Pennsylvania Railroad Company United States I Calvary George Dickie Ogden Ogden

Mrs Anna Chambers Rites Set in Zion Church near Grange

Mrs Anna Chambers aged 64 dies at Sharon home of her daughter Mrs Eugene McClelland after a stroke. Sunday service at Zion church near Grange with interment in the church cemetery. She was born in North Point, lived there until 45 years ago when she married David Chambers in Punxsutawney where he died three years ago. She leaves a daughter and a son Hert in Sharon, and brothers and sisters including Mrs Josephine McDivitt Punxsutawney Mrs Aaron Neal Echo Elmer Beck Erie and James Beck with Mrs Allee Sneddin Buffalo N Y.

Zion Church Grange Jefferson County Church Anna Chambers Indiana County Eugene McClelland Sharon John L. Beck North Point David Chambers Punxsutawney Chambers Hert Josephine McDivitt Aaron Neal Echo Elmer Beck Erie James Beck Allee Sneddin Buffalo

Funeral rites for Miss Olive Tilton former mathematics head

Funeral services were held Sunday at her residence for Miss Olive Tilton, former head of mathematics at Indiana State Teachers College, who died Friday at her Danville Illinois home from complications of disease. She resigned last June due to ill health after a career at several teacher training institutions. Survived by three brothers and a sister, she had formed strong ties with the College Club P B H C Kappa Delta Pi and the Presbyterian church.

Olive Tilton Indiana State Teachers College Danville Ills Miss Tilton Legal College Indiana Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls Wisconsin State Teachers College River Falls College Club P. BH. C Kappa Delta Pi Presbyterian Church Town Slater

Obituary Notes for Newton and Guido Families in Local Deaths

Ione N Dixon funeral set with rites at Jate residence and interment at Blatraville cemetery for Isaac N Dixon 82 native and longtime Blacklick township resident who died at his Jeannette home March 15. Funeral for Mary Guido at Ernest Catholic church with burial at St Bernard cemetery following short illness born in Italy resident of Ernest 30 years. Surviving spouse Mary Ella Dixon sister Harriet Shields and brother William Dixon. Mary Guido obituary lists children Josephine Floria August Guido Kathryn Guido Frank Guido and sister-in-law Mrs Frank Rametta.

Ione N. Dixon Fia Jate Blatraville Isaac N. Dixon Blacklick Township Jeannette James and Mary Harbart) Dixon Dixon Blacklick Torrance Mary Guido Ernest Catholic St.Bernard Town Ernest Italy Anthony Guido Josephine Floria August Guido Indiana Kathryn Guido Moon Run Frank Guido New York State Frank Rametta Sadogan Armstrong County

Obituary notices for Mrs Charles Felton and Mrs Paul George

Mrs Charles Felton aged 71 dies at Seward of pneumonia after brief illness. interment in Armagh Cemetery. Maiden name Henrietta Dishong. survived by husband and four children in Seward and one in Armagh. sister Mary Hull of Derry and John Dishong of Frostburg. Mrs Paul L George aged 20 of Blairsville dies in Greensburg hospital. funeral Thursday at Manor Presbyterian Church. husband and parents C R Heasley and Mrs. C R Heasley Jr., Paul Heasley, Elizabeth Cox, Edith Heasley survive.

Armagh Charles Felton Seward Henrietta Dishong Matilda Devlin Mabel Amburn John Herbert Felton Mary Felton Mary Hull Derry John Dishong Frostburg Paul L. George Manor Presbyterian Church Blairsville Greensburg Hospital J. C. Stuarts W. Chadwick Manor C. R. Heasley C. R. Heas

Obituary notices for Thomas Dixon Kinter and infant Sidney Snyder

Funeral services for Thomas Dixon Kinter a Blairsville retiree and former merchant aged 80 were held Thursday at the Dunlap home with interment at Blairsville Cemetery. He died Monday at his daughter Amanda Dunlap’s home in Blacklick township. Surviving are a second daughter Elizabeth Freichine and six grandchildren. In Brushvalley township infant Sidney Snyder died Sunday at the parental home of pneumonia. Surviving are parents and siblings Daisy Betty Robert and Eugene. funeral rites were held Tuesday in Brushvalley Evangelical church with interment at Brushvalley United Presbyterian church cemetery.

Dunlap Blairsville Thomas Dixon Kinter Amanda Dunlap Blacklick Township Hlizabeth Freichine Derry Township Westmoreland County Sidney Lloyd Snyder Brushvalley Township Daisy Betty Robert Eugene Brushvalley Evangelical Church Brushvalley United Presbyterian Church

Hinelman Rites Held For Young Township Native

Thomas Franklin Hinelman 19 died Wednesday at Greensburg Hospital. Born in Young township he is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs J T Hinelman and siblings Marie Hancock Blakeville James Kiski Heights Bernice Robert and Gerald at home. Interment was in Salisburg cemetery. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette mention R D Seagars $6580.

Thomas F. Hinelman James Kiski Heights Salisburg Thomas Franklin Hinelman Young Township Greensburg J. T. Hinelman Marie Hancock Blakeville Bernice Robert Gerald

Elevator Girl Finds Love Through a Kind Deed

Mary, seeking work to help her impoverished family, becomes an elevator operator in a department store. Her courtesy and wit gain a friend in Tom Elson, a widowed father with a young daughter. Mary takes in the child. a year later Tom declares love and they plan a family together.

Mary England Tom Elson Tom

Manly Sausage Rolls With Tomato Sauce Delight

A hearty masculine platter features sausage rolls in a sizzling tomato sauce. Trim crusts, wrap sausages in bread, bake until brown, then prepare a sauce by melting butter, stirring in flour, salt, pepper, Worcester sauce, milk, and ketchup for a hot finish.

Hospitals near home meet most Americans needs

A survey shows 96 percent of Americans live within 25 miles of a hospital. There are 6,014 hospitals nationwide with smaller facilities contributing about 14 percent of beds. In Illinois Ohio Iowa Minnesota sparse areas stay within reach, while Pennsylvania has 300 hospitals, only about half exceed 100 beds. Smaller hospitals play a crucial role for rural communities with higher bed occupancy and admissions.

United States Illinois Ohio Iowa Minnesota Pennsylvania

Maple Grove Visitor Notes and Local Visits

Maple Grove residents record a series of visits and family events. Helen and Iva Henry visited Mrs. Ruhl. Harrison Wise returned from Plumville trip. W. P. Wagner and Twila of Bethel and Grace Detwiler visited in the Sloppy home. Jennie Frank hosted Emerson Rumsey family. Detwiler children marked their 10th birthday on March 20. Harry Winkleman visited Brooklyn friends. Carl Frank family from Dutch Run visited. Minnie and Harry Campbell joined. Rumsey and Wilmer Henry hosted a Sunday visit. Sleppy and Plor ente Stephens returned from Pittsburgh. Jennie Frank, Floyd, Helen, and Allen also mentioned.

Maple Grove Helen Iva Henry Ruhl Pattergon Harrison Wise Plumville W. P. Wagner Twila Bethel Grace Detwiler Jennie Frank Emerson Rumsey Ronald Roland Detwiler Harry Winkleman Brooklyn N.Y Carl Frank Dutch Run Minnie Harry Campbell Wilmer Henry Jennies Frank Isaac Sleppy Plorente Stephens Pittsburgh Floyd Allen

Bethel visit with Wagner family noted by Treese

Treese spent Friday evening with W. P. Wagner and family at Bethel. D. BH, Detwiler was a Nolo caller Sunday. Oatmeal on a dampened cloth is excellent for cleaning white paint.

Treese W. P. Wagner Bethel D. BH Detwiler

Brown Funeral Details For Athol Area Resident

Thomas Brown aged 77 died at his home near Athol South Dakota a native of Young township son of James M Brown He left this county at 16 for the west settled on a South Dakota ranch He returned east in 1926 later had a stroke and declined since He leaves six children several grandchildren and a brother Wilde Brown of South Dakota Mrs Leroy Thomas died Saturday in Lucerne Community Hall burial in Oakland cemetery She was 84 born in Little Rock Ark and had lived in Lucerne eight years Surviving husband and a brother Levis Cato of Youngstown Ohio

Thomas Brown Athol South Dakota Young Township James M. Brown Wilde Brown Leroy Thomas Lucerne Oakland Cemetery Little Rock Ark Levis Cato Youngstown

Also Mentioned on This Page

Franklin Russell Mrs Miss Olive Tilton Willis & Henderson Viera Wayne Ave Todiana Thomas Dixon Kinter Sidney Snyder the Progress and Pittsburgh Fest Gazette R. D. Seagars Frances Peck Henry Home Institute H. H. “Richenlaub Western Pennsylvania Hospital Motor Inn Geo. D. Leydic Funeral Home Waynes Avenus Indiana Floral Company Philadelphia Street The Florists Telegraph Delivery Association Indiana Floral CO Homer City Road
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