Death wakes for Harl Nicholson at 26 in Johnstown
Funeral services were held at his Seward home and in Grove City for Harl Nicholson 26 who died in Memorial hospital Johnstown from peritonitis after an operation. He was a son of RevWilliam Nicholson and Mrs Nicholson and a graduate of Grove City high school Grove City college and the University of Virginia. He married Elizabeth McMillen of Grove City and lived in Johnstown working as an engineer for Bethlehem Steel Co. He was a lay leader and Sunday school teacher at Johnstown First Presbyterian Church. Surviving are his widow two young children two brothers and a sister Interment was in Grove City cemetery after additional services there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
Allen
First Presbyterian Church
Johnstown
Harl Nicholson
Memorial Hospital
Willam
H. Nicholson
Armagh
Blacklick
Grove City
Grove City College
University of Virginia
Nicholson
Elizabeth McMillen
Bethlehem Steel Co
Hret Presbyterian Church of
Aman
John Har
Elizabeth Anne Nicholson
Albert Nicholson
Murrysville
Death Notices for Lydick Ross Hazlett Families
Harry E. Lydick a 63 year old native of Cherryhill township died in Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh from pneumonia after dental plate complications. Surviving include widow Heather Delmar Lydick son Russell and daughter Helen Lydick, plus siblings. Funeral services were held at Robinson Funeral Home with burial in Harmony cemetery. Flora Ross of Rochester Mills died at home of her daughter Lena HeLater. interment at Oakland cemetery. Martha Jane Haslett, 21 months, died at Smicksburg. funeral planned at Hazlett residence with parents and siblings Mae Pearl Howard and Murr Jr. listed as survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jane Haslett
Hazlett
Smicksburg
Martha Jane’ Hazlett
Mra
Murr Hazlett
Mae
Pearl
Howard
Murr
Fannie Hood Rites Held in New Florence Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Hood, longtime West Wheatfield resident, were conducted at New Florence United Presbyterian Church, with interment at Bethel Cemetery near Clyde. She died Sunday at her daughter Annie Tomb's home in Johnstown on the eve of her 86th birthday after a long illness. Surviving are sons Robert M. Hood, J. Mack Hood, Joseph M. Hood. daughters Ward Mack, C. P. Repp, Annie Tomb. 14 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Hood
New Florence United Presbyterian Church
Bethel Church Cemetery
Clyde
West Fairfield
Westmoreland County
James Hood
Hood
West Wheatfield Township
New Florence United
Funeral rites set for J. A. H. Longwill in Indiana
J. A. H. Longwill, 79, longtime Indiana resident, died Sunday at his home on West Church Street. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at Robinson Funeral Home on North Seventh Street, with interment at Greenwood cemetery. He was born February 10, 1858 in Dixonville and lived there until moving to Indiana in 1902. Surviving are his widow Tillie and children J Clair, Jay, Ward, and Eva Myers. he is also listed with brothers and a sister across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. H. Longwill
Robinson
North Seventh Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
West Church Street
John §. Longwill
Dixonville
Wesleyan Church
M. E. Church
Tillie (McCullough) Longwill
J. Clair Longwill
Jay Longwill
Ward Longwill
Sharon
Eva Myers
Canton
Prank B. Longwill
Harry Longwill
Belle Widdowson
Buffalo
Bert Longwill
New Castle
Obituary notices for Mrs. William H. Boring and others
Mrs. William H. Boring of Clyde dies at 68 after a stroke. Funeral at Bethel United Presbyterian Church with interment in the church cemetery. survivors include husband and three children, plus mother and many siblings. Also listed are funeral rites for Mrs. Ford Anderson aged 30 of town, who died in Indiana hospital on her wedding anniversary following childbirth, with interment in Oakland cemetery. obituary notes her maiden name Anna Martha Holstein and church affiliations. Infants James Henry, five days old, dies, with parents and Emerson Holstein among the survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Boring
Bethel United Presbyterian Church
Clyde
Church Cemetery
Indiana Hospital
W. G. Work
Bolivar
Bethel Church
Bilalksville
R.D
Isaac
Rose Cochran
Huff
Charles
Nancy Boring
Strongstown
Martha Adama
Indiana
R. D
Margaret Bennett
Gilbert
Hugh
Nancy Makin
John
Harry
Blairsville
Abraham
Robinson
Albert
Thomas
DuBois
Ford Anderson
North Seventh Street
Oakland Cemetery
Town
James W. Holstein
Anna Martha Holstein
M. EB. Church
Epworth League
Women’s Bible
Holt Hughes
James Henry
Emerson Holstein
Tadlang
Funeral Rites for Evaline Overdorff Held at Brushvalley
Evaline Overdorff aged 84 died Sunday at her son A Ward Overdorff's Brushvalley home after a long illness. Born Feb 2 1853 in Center township she lived in Brushvalley 70 years and was a longtime member of Brushvalley M B H church. Surviving children are A Ward Quay Overdorff and Minnie Butterbaugh with 18 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Funeral by Rev F A Webb at Brushvalley church. Also notes other obituary lines for Chesta Bush with family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evaline Overdorff
Brushvalley
Mra
A. Ward Overdorff
Brushvalley Township
John
Mary
Brushyalley Township
William B. Overdorff
Quay Overdorif
Minnie Butterbaugh
Penn Run
Funeral Rites In Poland For 15 Year Old Frank Becker Jr
Funeral rites were held today at the late home then interment in the family cemetery in Poland Ohio for Frank Becker Jr aged 15 who died Monday morning at his parents East Locust Street home after illness. He was born December 7 1921 in Punxsutawney and attended Indiana High School as a sophomore and belonged to the Presbyterian church. Reverend Robert L Clark officiated. Also noted were obituaries for Oliver E McAdoo of Blacklick born April 6 1882 died Saturday after months of illness from multiple diseases. He leaves a widow a son and daughter and several siblings. Mary Vulegura Romanaic 66 wife of George Romansic of Lucerne Mines died Thursday after disease complications. She was Austrian born and had lived in the county seven years. Joseph Romansic, her son, was fatally stabbed by his brother in law Michael Pidhirany on election day Nov 3 1936. Maggie Biiney Berkey 77 widow of John C Berkey former Livermore resident died March 24 at Morrellville home of her daughter Mrs M B McGurdy. The Berkey family lived on a farm near Livermore 29 years until Mr Berkey’s death eight years ago. Walter Owen nine months son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Waltenbaugh near Girty died Sunday at their home in Shelocta from pneumonia after measles. Parents and two sisters Frances and Margaret survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Ross
Robinson
North Seventh Street
Oakland Cemetery
Flora Sarah Ross
Rachester Mills
Lena He
Clymer Avenue
Indiana
Willam W. Ann Lena (Stewart) Hamilton
Rochester Mills
O. F P. Schrecengost
Elderton
Colorado
Lena Helster
Virginia Millicent
Schrecengost
John 8. Ross
Prominen
Rochester Mille
Chesta Bush
Grange
Jefferson County
Sarah Mottarn
Marchand
Charles and
Lloyd
Timblin
Samuel
Albert
Dora
M. A. Lingenfelter
Marian
Ringgold
Dorothy
Michael Bush
John Best
Decketts Point
Samuel Mottarn
John Mottarn
Jacob Mottarn
Punxsutawney
Scott Mottarn
Falla Creek
Edward Allen
DuBois
Poland
Frank Becker
East Locust Streat
Punxsutawn Oy
Indiana High School
Presbyterian Church
Town
Robert L. Clark
Oliver E. McAdoo
Blacklick
Porter McAdoo
Sarah (Overdorff) McAdoo
Boyd
Clark Williams
Youngwood
Joseph McAdoo
John Starry
Blairsville
George Romanaic
Mary
Vulegura) Romanaic
George Romansic
Lucerne Mines
Austria
Romansic
Joseph Romansic
Michael Pidhirany
Maggie Briney Berkey
Maggie Biiney Berkey
John C. Berkey
Livermore
Mra. M.B. McGurdy
Morrellville
Berkey Familly
Mr. Berkey
R. B. McLaughlin
Glenshaw
Patricia Ann McLaughlin
Panera
Shelocta
J. E. Walker
Walter Owen
Lawrence Waltenbaugh
Girty
Walker
Frances
Margaret
Ourvive
Dolly Hopkins
Dolly
Jack
Bert
Harmon Thespians
Franklin Brown
Harmon
Mr. Brown
Miss Hopkins
Franklin
Death notices for Helen May Stiver and Baird M Anderson
Funeral rites for Helen May Stiver aged nine were held at the parental home with interment in Salinburg cemetery. She died Friday in Pittsburgh of pneumonia after a brief illness and is survived by her parents and sister Catherine. Baird M Anderson, a Spanish American War veteran, died Thursday at his mother's home in Plymer of pneumonia. He leaves a mother two sisters Bila S Anderson and Elizabeth Rowley and three brothers David C Anderson James H E Anderson and Thomas B Anderson. Burial was in Oakland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baird M. Anderson
Plymer
Jessie O. Anderson
Bila
Anderson
Elizabeth Rowley
Indiana
David C. Anderson
Mobile
Ala
James HE. Anderson
South Orange
N. J
Thomas B. Anderson
Oakland Cemetery
Mrs Alexander obituary notice from Creekside center
Mrs Alexander Sunday died Friday evening at Indiana hospital at age 50. Funeral Sunday afternoon at Center Presbyterian Creekside with interment Greenwood cemetery. Survived by children Alex Jr Michael August Margaret and Elizabeth at home. Sister Mrs Justina Sovall Cleveland and brother Alex Aryanos Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Center Presbyterian Church
Creekside
Greenwood Cemetery
Town
Indiana Hospital
Alex, Jr
Michael
August
Margaret
Elizabeth
Justina Sovall
Cleveland
Alex Aryanos
Europe
Reed Couple Celebrate 40th Anniversary at Turkey Dinner
Mr and Mrs A C Reed of 1122 Grant Street marked their 40th wedding anniversary with a turkey dinner on Wednesday March 24 attended by their children relatives and many friends. Gifts included nice items and toys. Both in good health they have lived in Indiana for 20 years. Among guests were numerous Reeds and friends from Wilkinsburg Indiana Marion Center Parkwood Vandergrift Johnstown Homer City and Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
A. C. Reed
Weat
Lebanon
Sophia Taylor
Rankinaylor
Clarksburg
John Lowman
Carl Reed
Wilkinsburg
Leroy Reed
Indiana
Richard Fulmer
Marion Center
Jackson N. Hawxhurst
W. A. Coleman
South Bend
J. Ross Campbell
Parkwood
R. BE
Vandercrift
A. P. Reed
Johnstown
R. George
A. W. Reed
West Sebaston
George Taylor
Homer City
Clair Walker
Right Man resolves love choice in Harmon Thespians
Dolly Hopkins faces two suitors Jack and Bert while directing the Harmon Thespians. Franklin Brown coaches the company after the director quits, Bert's hesitant start gives way to a moving denouement, and Dolly decides the right man is Bert. Oregon Trail Trappers note ends the piece.
Maple Grove News Snapshots and Local Calls
Mrs Jennie Coy returns home after four weeks with daughter near Armagh. G R Waltemire visited Nolo. Wagner of Bethel called at Sloppy home. Mary Coy visited Johnstown. John and Dwight Henry were Indiana callers. Carl Gance and daughter Mary Jane of Hellwood visited Jennie Coy. D E Detwiler visited G R Waltemire. Helen Frank employed at Roy Schrecengost home. Homemade shampoo method detailed using neutral soap and soft water with optional perfume and tint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Jennie Coy
Walter Carney
Armagh
G. R. Waltemire
Nolo
JP. Wagner
Bethel
Mary Coy
Johnstown
John
Dwight ‘Henry
Indiana
Carl Gance
Mary Jane
Hellwood
D. E. Detwiler
Helen Frank
Roy Schrecengost
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl Nicholson
Harry E. Lydick
Harry BH. Lydick
Cherryhill Township
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Mr. Lydick
Russell and
Nannie
Martin) Lydick
Heather Delmar Lydick
Russell
Helen Lydick
Slater
E. M. ‘Long
William
John Lydick
Lev Houck
Robinson Funeral Home
R. M. Offutt
Harmony Cemetery
Willis Rantonanay
Wayne
Walter Waltenbaugh
Helen May Stiver
Salinburg
Reuben Stiver
Near Wear Lebanon
Children's Hospital
Atwater
West Lebanon
Catherine
Zeigler
Munhall
Jimmie
Henpeck
Meekton
Troutman’'S
Troutman CO
Indiana, PA
Elen
Climax
Panaohs
Streamline Market
Philadelphia St
Penna
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