Deaths of William B. Stahl and Mary F. Wineberg
William B. Stahl long time Indiana resident and Civil War veteran dies at home aged over 90. Funeral at Robinson Funeral Home with interment at Oakland cemetery. Survived by wife Mary Brandon, two daughters, a grandson, a brother and three half sisters. Mary F. Wineberg dies at 74 in March after a life with Amos Wineberg. married 1879, celebrated golden anniversary in 193?. husband died in 1935.
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William B. Stahl
Robinson
North Seventh Street
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana
South Street
Samuel and
Elizabeth
Bence) Stahl
Rayne Township
61St Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Jacob Crepe
B. E B. Creps
Marion Center
Rochester Mills
Marchand
Grant
Army of the Potomac
Petersburg
Indiana Post, No
Grand Army of the Republic
Boys In Blue
Aaron Kanarr
Town
Findley Carney
White Township
Stahl
Marion ‘Center
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Ibuly
Hfe
Presbyterian Church
Beech Bible
Mary Brandon
Howard W. Toward
Janes Batley
Baltimore
Randall Tomb
Peter Stahl
Prairie du ‘Chien
Wis
Standard Loughry
Rachel Coy
Nan Gressley
Penn Run
Robert L. Clark
Indiana Post
American Legion
Mary F. Wineberg
Amos
Mary Jane Miller
Samuel Wineberg
Mr. Wineberg
William S. Fetterman
Diamondville Union Church
Diamondville
Wiliam Sherman Fetterman
Strongstown
Center Township
Longtime area residents listed in notices and obituaries
Obituaries and funeral notices for Martin L. Buterbaugh Norman Buterbaugh Clarence William Hamilton William H. Warner Alicia Lydick Ruth Bell William S. Fetterman and others list family survivors, birthplaces, and service details. Local churches, cemeteries, and towns like Marchand Robinson Bolivar Blairsville Indiana Co. are mentioned with dates and locations of services and interments.
Obituary of Frank P Brintlinger veteran railroad engineer
Frank P. Brintlinger, 76, of Decatur died April 23 in Jacksonville hospital after a complication of diseases. A Wabash railroad engineer and pilot of the Banner Blue Limited, he had not worked since his wife’s death in an auto crash last December. Born August 19, 1861 in West Wheatfield township, he had earlier worked for Lake Erie and Western, Pennsylvania, and New York Central railroads. He received 1935 gold medals from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers for 40 years of service. Surviving relatives include nieces and nephews in Decatur Blairville Blairsville and New Florence. Funeral April 26 at Brintlinger & Sons Funeral Home, Decatur.
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Frank P. Brinthinger
Frank P. Brintinger
Decatur
Weat Wheatfield Township
Jacksonvile
Brintlinger
Wabash Railroad
Banner Blue Limited
Kankakee
Ils
Wabash Railroad Co
Lima
Lake Erie and Western
Pennsylvania
New York Central
West Wheatfield Township
This County
Carrie Mack
Jack Hdwards
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
J. W. Potter
George Stormer
Maron
Archie Curnow
Margie Luther
Blairaville
Stella St. Clair
New Florence
Florence Shrum
Johnstown
Brintlinger & Sons Funeral Home
Tuberculosis Runs in Families Not Inherited
The article explains that tuberculosis appears to run in families because children often catch the disease from an older household member. It notes the germ causes TB and that a healthy body can resist a small exposure, but daily exposure increases risk.
Tuberculosis danger urged for all families
The article warns that kissing coughing and spitting spread tuberculosis and that any object touched by the sick may carry germs. It urges that every family member be examined, notes children can carry germs, and stresses that safety comes from collective action of many families joining to guard against infection.
Weeds and spring talk echo in reader letters
A reader complains weeds persist despite weed killer and digging. The exchange suggests accepting them as part of life. A Literary Lecturer from Sunday Express jests about poets and fire in verses while a critic notes some poets lack passion. A new speaker, Martin, mentions owning a summer hotel and joy in returning spring.
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Sunday Express
London
Woice
Wall Street Journal
Owens
Martin
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Just
Alaska
Leonard
J.M. Stewart & Co
White Rocks
New Hampshires
Paul B. Hasinger
Wayne Avenue
G. W. Graff CO. Meats Groceries Delicatessen
North Sixth Street
National Brands
Penn Motor Service
Gompers Avenue
Wadsworth
Tidiangs
R. W. Wehrle & CO
Penna
Rochester Mills-Marchand
Myangelical Church
Roy
Sykerville
Blake
Ralph
Walter
H. A. Peter
Marlon Center
David $. Miller
Kinterdale
Eftle Sutter
Akron, O
Laura Naunt
Rochester Milla
Irving
Evangelical
Marchand Cemetery
Martin L. Buterbaugh
Martin Luther Buterbaugh
Truman Buterbaugh
Grant Township
Jacob
Mary Jane
Daugherty) Buterbaugh
Cookport
Green Township
Clymer
Nan (Waltermire) Buterbaugh
Norman
Truman R Butenbaugh
Ray Buterbaugh
Hillsdale
Celia Douglass
Shelocta
Michael Buterbaugh
Big Run
Lousa Craig
Clark Duncan
Windber
Clarence Hamilton
Clarence William Hamilton
West Wheatfield
Thomas Hamilton
William H. Warner
Bhula Vieja
Calif
Indiana County
Pine Flats
Isaac W
Melissa (Furman) Warner
Mont
Dallas
Tex
Alice
James Campbell
Arthur Warner
Steele Warner
S. Furman Warner
Greensburg
Alicia Lydick
St. Bernard ‘Catholic
Pittsburgh
Twolick
Harry S. Lydick
Daniel McCaffrey
Mr. Lydick
James McCaffrey
A.E. Lippencott
Edward ‘Wilt
Aliss Ruth Bell
Blacklick Catholic
Blairsville
Ruth ‘Bell
Mercy Hospital
Thomas Hell
Margaret Bell
J. A. Flynn
Naomi
Margaret
Thomas
George
John
Robert Bell
Ing
Homer Ober
First National Bank
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hamiltons
Elgins
Widdowson
Philadelphia St
MS Eyes
Moorhead
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