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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1935

Page

7

Regent Deaths Are Notable In Indiana And Nearby

Funeral services are held at the Robinson Funeral Home for Harry Gibson Moorhead aged 61 of Indiana died of a stroke in West Palm Beach Florida. He leaves a widow and several children with grandchildren and siblings. interment at Uniondale cemetery follows. James B Sansom dies aged 65 in Pittsburgh after a career in journalism and public service. he is mourned by family in town. Grant Thomas Wood 66 found dead near Seward after paralysis. interment in Johnstown. Margaret Rhine's one-year-old daughter Margaret Killeen dies in Homer City. parents and grandparents survive.

Robinson North Seventh Street Holt Hughes M. B. Church Town Greenwood Cemetery Harry Gibson Moorhead Indiana West Palm Beach Florida Samuel N Mary (Gibson) Moorhead Cherryhill Township Bellaire Metz W. Va M . Church United Commercial Travelers’ Association Pearl Cameron) Moorhead Glenn R. Moorhead Terrah L. Moorhead Fairmont Creola Moorhead New York City Kathryn Moorhead L.H. Moorhead Margaret HB. Moorheads Uniondale James B. Sansom Pitte‘burgh Franklin and Catherine Sansom Indiana Normal School Indiana State Teachers College Kiski Ertsburg Princeton University Indiana Democrat Franklin Sansom Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette Chronicle-Telegraph Dispatch and Post Allegheny‘County Planning Com M. H. Church The Elka Masons Helen Bender Natalie Valerie Sansom Harry J. Bartley Johnstown Oak Grove Grant Thomas Wood Seward Annie (Killen)Wood Bethlehem Steel Corporation James William Grove Robert Abnan Margaret Rhine Margaret Killeen G. Russell Rhine Homer City Indiana Hospital J. Harvey Rhine Brushyalley Atwood Presbyterian Church Atwood Charlotte Matilda Jamison Harry 8. Jamison Chevy Chase Charlotte Matilda Gibson Armstrong County James T. Jamison J. M. ‘Marshall Harry §. Jamison J. E. Griffin Samuel W. Shane Second United Presbyterian Church John T. Jamison

Bartlett Widow Elizabeth Bartlett Dies. Rites Held in Pittsburgh

Obituary notices recount funeral services in Pittsburgh for Mrs Elizabeth Bartlett aged about 60 a native of White township and former Indiana resident who died at her daughter Mrs Robert J Brownlee's Wilkinsburg home after a long illness Her family includes son Monroe Bartlett of Cleveland and siblings J L Orr Eewin G Orr Paul L Orr and several sisters Funeral details note interment Greenwood cemetery and references to earlier spouses and relatives.

Pittsburgh Greenwood Cemetery Town Elizabeth Bartlett White Township Indiana Robert J. Brownlee Wilkinsburg Andrew Martha Jane (Lowman) Orr Lutheran Church Zion Lutheran Willam P. Bartlett Orr Monroe Bartlett Cleveland J. L. Orr Eewin G. Orr Dayton Paul L. Orr Summerville N. J Mis Samuel Zener Ralph Hasinger Agnes Lotz Paul Qualtrough Charles Lockard Carrie Hecker United, Brethren Rochester Mills Pine Grove Elizabeth Sheesley Clara Snyder Philadelphia William ‘Sheesley Creekeide Jennie Brown Eveleth Minn David Nancy (Palmer) ‘Campbell Heshbon James Brown Wisconsin Gertrude Blairsville Mary Smith Charles T. Little Tittle Foundry M. E. Church Charles T. Smith Ada Templin Johnstown George L. Doberneck George J. Doberneck Edward G. Vogel North Fifth Street Greensburg Vogel Joseph Max Ceceilia Doberneck Adam Doberneck Jeannette L. V. Sewah Turtle Creek W. J. Reardon Detroit, Mich

Obituary notices from Indiana County area

Multiple obituaries detail deaths in Akron Ohio Smicksburg Blairsville Eveleth Marion Center and Long Beach California. Included are Dorothy Caldwell 23 of Cherry Tree and Holdopple later Akron, Johnstown Ferndale graduate, employed at Firtstone Tire & Rubber. Also Henrietta Elkin Loop West Mahoning born Smicksburg, Jennie Brown Eveleth native, J R Donahey Marion Center, Mary Smith Blairsville, James Crugan Hurrell Township, and Dr Earl Repine Long Beach. Surviving family and burial details follow each notice.

Dorothy Caldwell Cherry Tree Memorial Hospital Akron William and Mollie (Buterbaugh) Caldwell Holdopple Miss Caldwell Ferndale High School Johnstown Firtstone Tire & Rubber Company Groas Memorial Reformed Church

Four youths sentenced for tire thefts in county case

Judge J N Langham sentenced Lloyd Lowman 20 ex staffer at J Hileman station to Morganna after pleading guilty to larceny of eight tires. Clyde Risinger Lyle Rombaugh and William Brown also pled guilty with Risinger and Rombaugh getting six months in Allegheny county workhouse and Brown three months. Other youths faced varied terms for Sutton Miller Company thefts as detectives recovered most of the loot.

Lloyd Lowman J. §. Hileman North Seventh Street J. N. Langham Clyde Risinger Lyle Rombaugh William Brown Risinger Rombaugh Allegheny County Sutton-Miller Company South Sixth Street Brown Langham Harry EB. Koozer William J. Kelley Hileman Sam Gallo Norman Kitty Indiana I Gallo Tower Institute Pittsburgh Katya Morganza Reformatory C. Barry Borough Saltaburg Johnson Clair Pounds Banks Township Thomas Gromley

Doberneck Frain Frain grief marked Greensburg area deaths

Obituary notices review multiple local deaths. George L Doberneck died at home in Pittsburgh from a heart ailment after living in Greensburg and Jeannette with surviving siblings and extended family. John Frain Sr, 77, died at Robinson after a life as farmer and coal miner, survived by widow Elizabeth and several children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. funeral held at Brethren church with interment at West View cemetery Ballvar.

John Frain Robinson West Wheatfield Township Elizabeth Frain Edward Frain Eshbon John F. Frain Joseph Fran Eliza Boring Bolivar Evaline McQueeney Hellwood Samuel Fisher Bballvar Peter George William Frain Brethren Church John Clawson West View Ballvar

Local Socials List Visits Around Mount Zion Area

A compact social page notes numerous visits and calls among residents near Mount Zion and West Lebanon. Families such as Christy Heckman Jamison Schrecengost and Smith with Jamison, plus Rupert and Porter households, are recorded visiting kin and neighbors across Mount Zion Muddy Run Orchard Hills and Indiana, with churchgoing noted for Harry Jamison and Paul Schrecengost.

J. C. Schrecengost Warle Glenn Maxine Helen Smeltzer Mt. Zion Harry Jamison Paul Schrecengost West Lebanon Harry Houser Near Elderton Roy Smith J. R. Jamison Robert, Jr Merle J. ‘T. Jamison J.W. Houser Raymond Arlene Ruth A. M. Jamison Anna Mary and James South Bend

Jericho Weekend Visitors and Local Notices Highlight Social Ties

A Jericho column lists visitors to John McDowell's home and nearby households from Johnstown West Bolivar and New Florence. Names include McDowell, Dodson, Marsh, Boyle, Wakefield, St Clair, and Laurents as well as relatives and friends from Vandergrift and Brushvalley. Comments note a planned move postponed due to circumstances at the Della Hoyle cottage. The section closes with humorous exchanges about timber loading and parenting and wedding anecdotes.

Jericho James McDowell Jimmy Johnstown Vernon Walter Lewin Monongehala John McDowell Alex Dodson Indiana Hannah Eiste Penrod West Bolivar D. J. Boyle Grandma Marsh John Smith Viola Lou Muir Russel Marsh Marion Marsh Tabor John Boyle Near Robinson Mary Anderson New Florence Mae Muir Jacob St. Clair Conamaugh West Bolivar R. J L. Boring Dodson Ray Lichtenfels Frank Heiple Pontiac Mich James McGarvey Brushvalley Gladys Intehtenfels Mildred Horner Walter Fea Vandergrift Ada Robinson Mina Wakefield Julia Walbuck Robertson Frances Hall Merle Mack John St. Clair Pitcairn R. A. Lichtenfels Frank Rehn McClure Hall Cliinton Wakefield Mr. St. Clair Della Hoyle

Couldn't Scare Him A Curious Cobblers Exchange

A boy questions a cobbler about boot repairs and hides in plain talk. The cobbler snaps back that he uses hide because the cow is outside, a quip reflecting tough street wisdom. The piece also notes reduced duties on cattle and coal following British Irish Free State relations.

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