Henderson M. Wilson Obituary and funeral rites held in Indiana
Henderson M. Wilson died at his home on South Carpenter Avenue from a heart ailment after months of declining health. Funeral services were conducted Friday at Streams Funeral Home with interment in Oakland Cemetery. Born in Brushy Alley township he moved to Indiana 50 years ago and was in the livery business with James N. Stewart, later running a men s furnishing store with his stepson Frank Wood. He later worked as a county court tip staff member. A Presbyterian and Leech Bible class member, he was active in community uplift. His wife Mary Wood Wilson died in 1919, and he leaves two sons Andrew Wilson of Allentown and Joseph Wilson, and a stepson Frank A. Wood of Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson M. Wilson
Streams Funeral
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana
South
Carpenter Avenue
Brushyalley Township
James N. Stewart
North Eighth Street
Frank Wood
Philadelphia Street
The
Presbyterian Church
Jesse
Jane '(Guthrie) Henderson
Armatrong County
Misa Harriet Weber
Washington Township
Thia County
Henderson
Atwood Presbyterian Church
Harmony Grove
Lutheran Church
Frederick Steuber
Obituary notices for Stadtmiller and Henderson families in Stafford area
Obituaries report Mrs. Oliver Stadtmiller aged 66 dies at Stafford home April 25 after illness. Surviving husband Melvin, daughter Hivelyn and Mildred, son-in-law Claude Patriquin, and six grandchildren. Siblings John Stake and Ida Berkepile, Ange Mne Reeger. Funeral at Stafford M E church. Also, longtime resident Mr. Henderson dies at home aged 76. Survived by son, wintering with him. funeral Friday at Five Points Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane (Stake) Stadtmiller
Olver Stadtmiller
Stafford
Josiah and
Meriam (Pittman) Stake
Cherryhill Township
Stadtmiller
Ida Berkepile
Mra
Ange Mne Reeger
Brushvalley Township
Stafford M. EB
M. Bennett
Brethren Cemetery
James C. Henderson Dies at 87 in Washington Township
James C. Henderson aged 87 of Five Points district Washington township died at his son and daughter in law home 140 North Highth street Indiana Tuesday evening at 8 30 o clock with complications incident to age He had been a resident there for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Henderson
Five Points
Washington Township
John J. Henderson
North Highth Street
Indiana
Cribbs Rites Held For Indiana Woman Aged 36
Mrs Ora Smith Cribbs 36 wife of William Cribbs of Indiana R D 4 died in Indiana Hospital Tuesday after noon from complications of diseases She was born January 26 1899 in McKeesport daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Smith member of McKeesport Presbyterian Church Surviving are husband and two children Gene and Evelyn Cribbs a brother Donald Smith of Philadelphia Services will be at Streams Funeral Home Thursday at 1 00 pm with burial in Greenwood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora (Smith) Cribbs
William Cribbs
Indiana
R.D
Indiana Hospital
Benjamin Smith
McKeesport
Donald Smith
Philadelphia
Streams Funeral Home
Greenwood Cemetery
William Strong dies. longtime Rapid City rancher and developer
William Strong a prominent rancher and local leader in the Black Hills and West River region died April 12 in Rapid City. Born September 11, 1867 near Strongstown he moved to South Dakota at age 18 and built a extensive ranching career. He survived by his widow and children Bertha Willard Helen Jarvis Ralph and Fay Strong plus brothers Harry and Charles Strong and sisters Mrs Charles Geiger and Mrs Dick Morris. Interment was in Mountain View Cemetery, Rapid City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Strong
Rapid City
South Dakota
Strongstown
James and
Carolina (Menth) Strong
Black Hills
Weat River
Methodist
Mrs Charles Arrera Dies After Influenza Illness
Mrs Charles Arrera aged 22 died Sunday at her West Water street home from influenza complications. Born May 11 1918 in Berlin Somerset county she was a daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry McQuaide of Central City Pa. She leaves her husband a bookkeeper for Armour Packing Indiana office, her parents and siblings Mary Helen Betty Marian Clara and Harry Jr. at home and Mrs Chester Holsapple of Windber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Arrera
West Water Street
Harry McQuaide
Central City
Berlin
Somerset County
Indiana
Armour Packing Company
Chester Holsapple
Windber
Mary
Helen
Betty
Marian
Clara
Harry, Jr
Obituary notices from Wilkinsburg and surrounding towns
Funeral services were held for Mrs Helen Wilson Allison wife of Dr J Thomas Allison of New Kensington after dying at Citizens General hospital New Kensington. She leaves her husband three children and several siblings. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs Minnie P Weston of Canton native of Smicksburg and remembered local families. Edwin Benton Williams of Burrell township and Velma Maude Howard of Blacklick township died after illnesses. George Rongers of Clune died in Indiana Hospital from a disease complication. George Patterson of Montgomery township died this morning with funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thomas Anderson
Woodland Cemetery
Wilkinsburg
Helen Wilson ‘Allison
J. ‘Thomas Allison
New Kensington
Citizens General Hospital
New Kennington
David Wilson
Mra.ya Allison
Bellevue
Pittsburgh
This County
Indiana Hospital
J. Thomas Allison, Jr
Helen W. Allison
David W. Allison
J. Archie Corry
George Wilson
Jacksonville
Pla
Thomas
Weston
Minnie P. Weston
Canton
Smicksburg
Aaron
Rebecca Lukehart
Robert L. Weston
Charles Lakehart
Vandergrift
A. L. Kirkpatrick
Lakeman, O
Dayton
Frank H. Redding
Warren, Pa
Velma Maude Howard
George
Fannie Kelly Howard
Blacklick
Hazel
Grace
Ethel
Clarabellie
Twyla
Wilber
Frank
LeRoy
Approves State Maintenance Of All Highway Bridges
Harrisburg April 30 Secretary of Highways Warren Van Dyke announced support for a measure to transfer 6533 bridges from counties and townships to the core of the Department of Highways. The bridges on rural roads are now outside department control, with a bill under House consideration to bring them in. The move would add about 1 million dollars annually to the highway maintenance bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Warren van Dyke
Department of Highways
Highway Department
House of Representatives
Two Monmouth Men Sentenced for Larceny and Liquor Violation
Orrie Davis of Shelocta entered a guilty plea to breaking and entering, was fined 25 dollars, and ordered to pay court costs plus three months in county jail. Davis allegedly entered the home of William McCausland in Washington township around April 7 and took a basket with 16 dishes. Jon Lanfrankie of Conemaugh township pled guilty to violating the Liquor Control Act and was fined 20 dollars with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Conemaugh Township
Orrie Davis
Shelocta
D.2
J.N. Langham
Davis
William McCausland
Jon Lanfrankie
Shady Hollow Social Roundup From April Gatherings
Community notes from Shady Hollow and Girty detail visits and gatherings. Janet Kunkle closed a term with a picnic at Shoup's on April 24. Many neighbors from Apollo Vandergrift and New Kensington report visits, family time, and weekend get togethers across Indiana area, with names such as Rearick Deemer McIntire McGaughey Jamison and others appearing in varied strolls and calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Hollow
Janet Kunkle
Shoup’s
Harry Rearick
Apollo
Raymond McIntire
Steele Henderson
New Kensington
George Deemer
Pittsburgh
Youngest County Resident Hikes On 90th Birthday
Joseph Daugherty of Rochester Milla, among the county’s youngest men, celebrated his 90th birthday with a “little hike.” He walked seven miles toward Punxsutawney before a motorist picked him up two miles from the city. He declared springtime and life’s joy, sending best wishes to readers while noting his good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Daugherty
Rochester
Milla
Punxsutawney
Ufa
Neferes Hess Takes Job With Johnstown Firm
Frank A Hess former compensation referee for eight years under Governor Fisher and Pinchot leaves for Johnstown to join the law firm of Bruce A Sciotto Ray He will be chief investigator in compensation cases and also has a law office in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neferes Hess
Johnstown
Frank A. Hess
Ducols
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Oliver Stadtmiller
Penn-Indiana
Penn-Indiana Brewing Co
Oak Street
Penna
Edwin Benton Willams
Edwin Benton Williams
Burrell Township
Williams
Westmoreland County
Martha Clawson Graham Williams
Joseph T. Williams
Thomas J
Harry H
Blairsville
George Rongers
Clune
Theodore and
Julia Rongers
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal,Co
George Patterson
Montgomery Township
John Ruffner
Arcadia
BON Ton
Jennie Sloan
W. R. Thompson
Margaret McGaughey
Carl Carnahan
Carl Schuley
Robert King
Dewey Wagner
Familly
L.bh
Deemer
Dwight Parks
Soon
Lynn
Prugh
Mise Mae McGaughey
Daniel MccGaughey
Wayne
Janica
James Edgar
Shirley Ann
Misa Stuth McIntire
John McIntire
Walter Rimer
Walter, Jr
Lola Stanford
Louise
Ralph Bracken
Milas Catherine Klingensmith
Pord Cuff
Girty
D. L. Rupert
Harold Reefer
A. M. Jamison
Harold Johnson
Margaret
Mrs. Johnson
J. W. Houser
J. R. Jamison
Robert, Jr
Merle
J.T. Jamison
Glenn Shutt
Bobby
Myrtle
Charles Raosborough
William
Eewin
Mt. Union
Rosborough
Ester
George Jamisson
J. H. Christy
Todd
Paul Lehrecengost
Harry Jamison
Kittanning
Ivan Dunnuire
W. Stepp
Mary Ellen Matthews
Mia
Anna C. Smith
J. A. Miller
Janet
North Apollo
J. T. Jamison
Mary Heen
Clair
H. J. Johna
Vera
Bernard
Lisle
Wilda
Misa
Julia
Keppel
Anna Smith
Walton Smith
Julia Keppel
Mary Hllen Matthews
Tom Yates
Fagler’n Run
F. W. Stepp
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