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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1933

Page

7

Deaths and funerals in Deckers Point and beyond in Indiana county

A report of multiple deaths and obituaries from Deckers Point and surrounding areas. Miss Eula Bush died of internal hemorrhages after an accident in Marion Center. Mrs. Avey injured, while Miss Bush’s niece survived with shock. Additional notices include the death of William Walter of Asheville North Carolina, former Indiana County resident, and J Linus Dilts of Valier with funeral details. Mrs Ivan Hamill, wife of Rev. Robert Hamill, dies after appendicitis surgery with funeral plans in New Castle area.

W. BH. Hopking Marion Center Miss Bush Avey Eula Bush Thomas Samuel J. Bush Deckers Point M. H Lee Bush Dixonville Nellie Clawson Mora Butterbaugh Wandin Gaye Myers Latrobe Dora Detroit Mich Ivan(Moore) Hamill Robert Hamill New Castle Hospital White Township Mt. Jackson United Presbyterian Church New Castle West Middleton Washington County Mary Moore Hamill Phoenix Ariz Para Wilson Rev. Hamill Plymouth Hamill Josephine Simpson

Squire James G. Hawk Dies at Hederton Leader in Community

Squire James G. Hawk, aged 66, prominent Hederton resident and former store operator, died Sunday after several months illness due to heart trouble. He served on the school board and as Notary Public, and was active in Elderton Presbyterian Church, Odd Fellows lodge, and Royal Arcanum. Survived by six children including Leslie, Betty, Raymond, and Edward Hawk, with services in Hederton Presbyterian Church led by Rev. M. D. McClelland and burial at Hederton cemetery.

Hlderton James G. Hawk Olderton Elderton

Death notices from Chambersville and Johnstown area

Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Anna Mary Gray aged 46 in Indiana hospital and Mrs. Virginia Nixon McCune aged 80 in Pittsburgh with funeral plans in St Marks Episcopal church Johnstown and Crooked Creek Baptist cemetery near Chambersville. Additional notices mention Mrs. J F Swigart of Kittanning and list surviving children and relatives across Armstrong and Westmoreland counties.

Crooked Creek Baptist Church Chambersville Anna Mary Gray Indiana Hospital Harry Gray Willet Wilson Sarah Jane (Cribbs) Miller Crooked Creek St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Johnstown Virginia Nixon McCune Indiana Pittsburgh Edward Pheebe Nixon Fannie Nixon Robert Nixon Emma McAvoy Capt John McCune Blairsville Bannon McCune

Mrs Gels of Milwaukee Dies. Clyde Native Mentioned

Mrs Edward Gels aged 63 died April 25 at her Milwaukee home. A Clyde county native she left 13 children including Olga Wesenberg Kaltenbaugh Heubner Asher Kenalke Gerald Walker Geis and Laura Emma Martha Ernest Geis. Survived by brother Edward Domka. Funeral in Portsmouth with interment there.

Edward Gels Milwaukee Wis Laura Emma Martha Ernest Geis Edward Domka Huff Jesse William Mary Jana Williams Jexne Williams Portsmouth Bessie Ray Hast Water St

Gilbert Workinger 70 Died at Home Near Shedd Oregon

Gilbert L Workinger aged 70 died April 11 at his home near Shedd Oregon He was a native of the county and married in 1886 to Misa Jennie Gibson He leaves a widow and eight children, ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren Also noted are other obituaries including Frank Baker and Metro Demyan with burial details in local church cemeteries.

J. Linus Dilts Trade City Valier Henry K Nancy ‘Dilta North Mahoning Township Della Wortman Dilts Presbyterian Church Arthur G. Dilts Knox John Chapman Leo Depp Punxsutawney R. C Sprankle Massena Roy K William J. Dilts Youngstown W. 8. Neal Samuel ‘A Gilbert Gilbert L. Workinger Shedd Oregon Misa Jennie Gibson Jacksonvile May Edna Workinger Corvallis I. G. Soule Lebanon George Frank Workinger Halsey Ethel Workinger Portland Gerald Workinger

Deaths of Miss Bess K. Martin and Ollie Stiffler

Miss Bess K. Martin sister of Howard Martin and former Hagerstown school teacher was found dead at her home in Hagerstown due to a heart attack. Ollie Stiffler aged 22 son of A. J H. Stiffler of Uniontown died Saturday night in Spangler hospital from typhoid fever.

Bess K. Martin Howard Martin Hagerstown Ollie Stiffler A. J H. Stiffler Uniontown Green Township Spangler Hospital

World War Story Preserved by Film

A World War tribute film titled The Big Drive showcases official war footage from eight nations recorded by 45 American cameramen killed in action. Presented May 17 and 18 by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Ritz Theatre, with A L Rule coordinating and synchronized with music and lecture. Tickets from VFW members, Auxiliary, or Ritz box office. 25 and 50 cents.

America Indiana Veterans of Foreign Wars of United States Ritz A. L. Rule Indiana County Signal Corps Wv. F. W Ritz Theatre

Blacklick Visitors and Local Social Roundup

Mrs Albert Nicholson and children of Washington visit Rev and Mrs Nicholson. A large turnout from here attended the gymnasium circus at Blajraville Friday. Mrs M O Smith, Rose Vivian, Gerald Smith, and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Freed visited Tarentum Thursday to see John Hildebran in hospital. Summer Sunday school at the Presbyterian church is at 8:40 and preaching at 9:45. Albert Nicholson of West and J College spent Sunday with his parents. Mr and Mrs C Q Staith and son Kenneth attended a surprise birthday party for Argyle Miller near Graceton Wednesday evening.

Albert Nicholson Washington W. and. J. College Nicholson C. QO. Staith Kenneth Argyle Miller Graceton

Desperate plan works as Margery becomes Mrs Landon helper

Margery schemes to win Stanley by posing as his mother’s companion. She secures a job in the London mansion, wins Mrs Landon’s approval, and faces a reveal when mistaken romance is exposed. Mrs Landon reveals support for the union and invites them to stay together, sealing the bargain.

Maurgery Stantey Margery Pofpel Stanley Miss Knapp London Mrs. Landon Mater Mrs. London Rose

Armstrong Grange Entertained at Armagh in Parkwood

Armstrong Grange members visited William Penn Grange at Armagh on Friday evening and presented a varied program. The event featured music, readings, solos, a short play, and remarks by state and local officers, followed by a lunch and mutual invitation to visit.

William Fenn Armstrong Grange Parkwood William Penn Grange Armagh Marion Fouts Orchestra Flay Aunt Sophy Clarence Brown R. A. Fouts BE. BE. Fouts Boyd Hamilton Anowhelle Craig D. D. Walker Francis Hamilton W. L. Brown Gaynelle Weis Samuel Dible August Dietz Ira C. Grogs Johnstown Thomas Campbell

Local Social Notes From North Washington Township

CURRYS RUN families visit friends and relatives during the week. Elda McCurdy returns home after teaching at McIntyre and will teach at James Fleming School next term. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs W R Thomas Iant. Mr Fleming and daughter Betty Jo visit with Frank Fleming. Fleming family plans a three week vacation in Alabama. Dr O L McCurdy visits brother H L McCurdy. Mrs Wissinger and daughter Martha join Mrs W R Thomas. Mrs Wallace Rising and daughters Jane and Joan visit the McCurdy home.

Jay Altera W. A. Ross Harry Silvis North Washington Township J. J. Sell Elda McCurdy McIntyre James Fleming Stork W. R. Thomas Tnt Pressley Brandon Clare Bartlebuugh Roy Fulmer John Fleming Betty Jo Indiana Frank Fleming H.L. McCurdy Wallace Rising Jane Joan Grace Miller McCurdy Wissinger Martha

Five Minutes of Thought vs Hustle Cited by Imperial Type

A quotation from Imperial Type Magazine states that five minutes of thought can equate to an hour of hustle. It frames contemplation as efficient problem solving and productivity within creative work.

Imperial Type Magazine

Post Gazette offer to Indiana County readers ends soon

A thin offer for the Post Gazette at 485.50 per year is limited to Indiana County R F C residents or those not served by Carriera. The Post Gazette is the sole daily newspaper mailed to homes the same day it is published with other club bargains listed on page 2.

Progress and Pitts-Burgh Daily Post Gazette Indiana County R.F.C Post-Gazette Carriera Post-Gazelle

Also Mentioned on This Page

William Walter Asheville N. C Mr. Walter Samuel Earhardt Bowden Repine Walter Westmoreland County Nettie B. Walter R. D. Walter Ellensburg Wash Phoebus Goldie Walter Glenn Walter Blaine Velma Lydia E. Walter Greensburg G.M. Walter Houston Texas Squire J. F. Swigart Kittanning Davis G. Swigart West Glade Run W. H., Raymond W. B. Swigart Aleana Daugherty Crate Swigart Franklin Township Armstrong Township Seymore’ Lambing Harry Lambing Armstrong County Phillip Graft Phillip Graff Salome Gaul Sagamore Frank Baker St. Catherine’ Hospital Indiana Harbor Ind Nellie Baker Sallie Baker John Alex Baker Derigo Cleveland Sagamore Catholic Church St. Bernard Catholic Church Town Metro Demyan Blacklick Church Wehrum Wintondale Memorial Hospital Miss Bess K. Martin McClure Nofyrpaner Byndlenta, Win Service the Savings Trust Co. of Indiana, Pa Young Peoples Meeting A. Brady Ladies Missionary Circle Harold Reims Namine Ida Banks C. A. Brady Anna Gray Ella M. Ansley Vernie Flemming Frank Cuddy Marry Miller Howard H. Over Barr Frank Downey Carl Five Points Joseph Kinter Watt Kinter Clara Miller Bilairaville George Neal Neal Plum Creek Perry Miller Apollo Israel Miller Miles Reefer Gastown Ralph Ramer Orville Arthur Allman Girty Clarg Fry Frank Fry George Keeler Jurrel Township Keeler Charles Farster Kimmel Grove Currys Run O. K Kana Motor Co North Sth St
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