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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1930

Page

10

Mrs. Verna Tomb Matthews Dies in Los Angeles at 46

Mrs. Verna Tomb Matthews aged 46 died at her Los Angeles home after a year of ill health. Born April 3, 1884 in Armagh as Verna May Tomb, she was daughter of the late Dr. Robert J. Tomb. She taught music after graduating from Indiana State Teachers College Conservatory. She married Charles H. Matthews in 1905 and lived in Beaver, Pa., before moving to Los Angeles eight years ago. She leaves her husband and several Los Angeles area children, plus her mother and siblings. Funeral and interment were in Los Angeles.

Charles H. Matthews Los Angeles Calif Armagh Verna May Tomb Robert J. Tomb Conservatory of Music Indiana State Teachers College Beaver Mary H. Crismay Caroline Flemming Evelyn Matthews Charles Matthews Mary A. Tomb Homer J Virgil H. Tomb Johnstown Fannie B. Tomb Latrobe Martha EH. Tomb Emma Fox Seward Armagh-Dilltown Elizabeth Underwood Andrew Mcfeaters Dilltown Charles A. McFeaters Armagh Presbyterian Church Annie Cribbs Samuel B. Cribbs Shelocta Samuel Cribbs Robert Clark Presbyterian Church Town Oakland Cemetery

Obituary roundup from Armagh area residents

A string of deaths and funeral notices from Armagh and surrounding townships mark the week. Elizabeth Underwood McFeaters dies at 99 in Seward. Annie Cribbs, over 96, passes in West Philadelphia street. William H. Johnston, 76, dies after long illness in Indiana and Pittsburgh area. Additional obituaries include Albert Dick, 82, of Brushvalley, Vernon C. Gahagen, 50, Loop district, Jacob West, 87 near Bolivar, Mrs. Mary Taylor, 20, Bolivar, and young Jacob Simmons, 7, near Wintondale. Funeral services listed with churches and cemeteries. widows, siblings, and children named where noted.

Dead husband found at home. alcoholism blamed

County Coroner Dr. Fred W. St. Clair ruled acute alcoholism caused the sudden death of Mike Gulish 48, father of twelve, found in his Rossiter kitchen after returning home intoxicated. His wife alerted neighbors when she could not rouse him. Indictments were also returned by the U S Grand Jury in Pittsburgh naming several federal offenders.

Rather Fred W. St. Clair Mike Gulish Itossiter Gulish Ile

Memorial Day Observance by Indiana Post 28 GAR

Indiana Post 28 GAR plans a May 30 1920 memorial service at Memorial Park Indiana Borough with participation invited from Sons of Veterans Spanish War Veterans World War Veterans Women’s Relief Corps and all auxiliaries. A Sunday May 25 10 50 a m unity service at the Presbyterian Church of Indiana is also scheduled with full attendance urged. Commander John H Hill and Adjutant W B Stahl sign.

Indiana Post Grand Army of the Republic Department of Pennsylvania Memorial Park South Sixth Street Borough of Indiana Sons of Veterans World War Veterans Women’s Relief Corps Presbyterian Church of Indiana John H. Hill W. B. Stahl

Plans Completed for Indiana High School Commencement

Plans for the Indiana High School commencement set for Friday June 6 at 8:00 pm feature Dr J Linwood Elsenberg president of Slippery Rock State Teachers College delivering the class address. Dr Robert L Clark Jr pastor will give the baccalaureate sermon on Sunday June 1 in the high school auditorium. Ruth Thomas of Milwaukee hired as cooperative teacher for the term and Harriet Walker re elected as truancy officer. James R Daugherty cashier of the First National Bank is re elected school district treasurer.

Slippery Rock Teachers’ College Indiana High School J. Linwood Elsenberg Slippery Rock State Teachers’ College Pennsylvania Robert L. Clark Presbyterian Church Town First National Bank

Daughters of American Revolution elect officers in Indiana County

The Indiana County Chapter re elected Mrs Jesse W Cary as Regent for another year at the annual meeting held at Mrs Bertha Sloan Greenlees home. Other officers named include First Vice Regent Mrs John L Getty Second Vice Regent Mrs David Blair Third Vice Regent Mrs TS H Lichteberger and the chapter now lists 184 members. A Memorial Park Arbor Day ceremony planted a tree to honor Revolutionary War veterans. Local social notes follow with numerous visits and health updates.

Quykers Kor Treé Indiana County The Daughters of the American Revolution Bertha Sloan Greenlee North Seventh Street Jesse W. Cary John L. Getty David Blair TS. H. Lichteberger Laura Bush Minnie Russell Mabel W. Telford N. DeWitt Seay Harry McCreary Inter B. Lewis Mary @. Loughry Tt. A. Thompson Juliet W. Watson Anna G. Daugherty Elizabeth Bieber Arma d. Frye Jessie W. Thompson Memorial Park

Sheep Breeders Meet At Clayton Miller Farm Near Davis

A sheep breeders meeting will be held at Clayton Miller’s farm near Davis next week. Indiana County Sheep and Wool Growers Association secretary Miller will host. Penn State extension sheep specialist Connell will speak, joined by Comfort Tyler and P. Vow ing of the American Sheep Breeder. Time to be announced. Dipping powder urged over coal tar dips with possible two-period dips.

Clayton Miller Davis Indiana County Sheep and Wool Growers Association W. H. Connell Penn State Comfort A. Tyler American Hampshire Sheep Association P. Vo.wing American Sheep Breeder of Chicago Connell Pennsylvania Mr. Miller Warner

Banquet at Purchase Line Community Association May 21

Purchase Line Co operative Association will host a banquet Wednesday evening May 21 at 6 40. Miss Louise Borland of the Pittsburgh Dairy Council will give an illustrated address on dairy industry phases. County Agent Warner will show a motion picture titled Weighed in the Balance. Several other short talks will be given. Codling Moth Now Due. The spray for apples is now due and spraying list No 4 was mailed Saturday for the orchard season. The spray targets codling moth and other orchard pests with specific chemical notes. Birthday surprise for Mr and Mrs Blair Cunningham of Rayne township with 75 guests. A barn dance followed the surprise. Motorcycle burned. A short circuit or back fire caused a fire that destroyed a motorcycle owned by William Lindberg of Moosup Conn at the East End garage Friday afternoon.

Purchase Line Community Association Co-operative Association Purchase Line Louise Borland Pittsburgh Dairy Council Warner Blair Cunningham Rayne Township Cunningham William Lindberg Moosup, Conn East End

Myers Literary Society Meeting Program At Center Township

The Myers Literary Society meets Friday evening at the Myers schoolhouse Center Township. Recitations and songs include Anni Mie Kiuisiaens and Stella Kauffman with several Brittons Nehrigs and Winsheimers. A jamboree class and dialogue are planned with multiple students and managers on stage. Mt Nebe Inn raid by Constable Clair Irwin and Graen township officers arrests the inn keeper. liquor seized. bail set at $600.

Myers Literary Society Myara Literary Society Myers’ School Center Township Anni Mie Kiuisiaens Howard Britton Virginia Golgan Mildred Nehrig Roy Winsheiman Glenn Winsheimer Dale Lockard Robert Nehrig Batre Shank Vernon Britton Linus McHenry Charles Nehrig Glenn McCall Mgr Reading Mt. Nebe Inn Clair Irwin Graen Township Mt. Nabe Inn Covode

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