Miss Pearl Kuhn dies after illness in Indiana hospital
Miss Pearl Kuhn, 19, died in Indiana hospital after a weeklong pneumonia illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Streams Funeral Home on Chirch Street, with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Born November 29, 1911 near Plumville, she was daughter of Joseph M. Kuhn and Mrs. Kuhn. She trained as a nurse, lived with Dr. Howard B. Buterbaugh’s family on Church Street, and served in the physician’s office. Survived by her parents and three brothers Jay F. Kuhn, Samuel J. Kuhn, and Clarence Kuhn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl Kuhn
Streams Funeral Home
Chirch Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Plumville
South Mahoning Township
Joseph M. Kuhn
Presbyterian Church
Town
Robert L. Clark
Jay F. Kuhn
Samuel J. Kuhn
Dayton, O
Clarence Kuhn
Fennelton
Frances C. Rosborough
Elderton
Frances Catherine Rosborough
Newton Rosborough
Hiderton
Harry B. Clary
Leydie
Wayne Avenue
R. B. Hurt
The
Christian Church
Ernest
United States Veterans Hospital
Aspinwall
Pennsylvania
Gram Plan
Clearfield County
Nicholas Abena
Mason
Wild Life League of
Paul Clary
Dewitt Gary
Akron
Samuel Daugherty
Mabel Clary
Youngstown
Charles
Ebey
Leydhe
Charles J, Key
Cleveland
Molly Roof
George W. Roof
Milwaukee
Wis
Erma Rising
Lila Maxwell
Cora White
Frank Roof
Greensburg
Eion Delahunty
Iselin
Oakland Cemetery
Ellen (Gibson) Delahunty
J. A. Ranke
Jacksonville Presbyterian Church
J. V Mountain
Miss Ave Blaine Cousins
Blairsville United
Mrs. Amanda Moose Dies at 69 in Brushvalley Township
Funeral services were held Sunday at Brush Valley M B Church for Mrs Amanda Moose aged 69 a lifelong resident of Brushvalley township following a Friday death from a complication of diseases She leaves two daughters Sandy A Moose and Mrs Irwin Shaffer one son Harvey W Moose eleven grandchildren and a sister Mia Anna McFeaters The deceased was born August 24 1866 and married to Frank Moose who died in February 1928 She supported Penn Run Grange and Boy Scout camp land donation and was active in the church and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Moose
Brushvalley M
Brushvalley Township
Andrew
Lidia (Campbell) Cresswell
Frank Moose
Moose
Penn Run
Sandy A. Moose
Irwin Shaffer
Harvey W. Moose
Mia
Anna McFeaters
Brushvailey
Samuel K. Mock
Brushvalley M. E
Coral Lutheran Church
Samuel Kring Mock
Michael
Oliga Mook
Blacklick
Brushvalley
James
Harry
Susan
Littie Mock
Charles DeArmy
Minta Thompson
Castle Shannon
James G. Horner
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Vandergrift
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana
John Horner
Skip Horner
Magentta
American Sheets& Tinplate Company
Catherine
Mournful obituary batch for Elizabeth Smith and Reed kin
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, aged 66, died Wednesday night at her Clymer home and was buried there after funeral services led by Rev. Trimpey. Survived by husband and three children Alex Claude and Mamie. Also noted are numerous Nelson Edwards Widdowson and Hill relatives across Clymer Morrisdale Bellevernon and Mercer. William E. Reed, 76, died Sunday at Reynoldsville home, father to a large Reed family including George Indiana Thomas Ernest and several others in Reynoldsville DuBois York and McIntyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Smith
Ansonville
Clymer
Scotland
Gazzam
Clearfield County
William E. Reed
William E. ‘Reed
Reynoldsville
George Reed
Indiana
Thomas Reed
Ernest
Samuel Weldon
McIntyre
William
Ralph
Walter
Migg
Lilian ‘Reed
Harry Buston
DuBois
Harry Guise
York
Rula Foster
Armagh
Claude Kinsey
Alfred Foster
Ernest Foster
Brushvalley
Clara Shingler
Boltz
Mary George
Homer City
Henry Foster
Oakhurst
Emma Bryts
Jeannette
Mrs
Fawell
McKeesport
Obituaries and funeral notices from Brushvalley and nearby towns
Multiple obituaries detail funeral services for Samuel K Mock, James G Horner, Mrs G R Webster, Miss Frances Rosborough, Harry B Clary, and Charles C Swichen. They note birthplaces, residencies in Brushvalley township, Vandergrift, Elderton, Ernest, and Wintondale. church affiliations. interment sites. and surviving family including children, grandchildren, and siblings.
Funeral notices for multiple local residents obituary style
A string of funeral services is listed for several deceased with ceremonies in Leydhe Funeral Home Blairsville Iselin Armagh and Ebensburg areas. Names include Mrs Mary J Key Mrs James Nowry Mrs Margaret Crede Mrs Ellen Delahunty Mrs Rula Foster Miss Ave Blaine Cousins and Mr Charles Harasty with survivors and burial plans noted.
County Boys Enlist for Civilian Conservation Corps
Eleven Indiana county youths join 59 recruits departing Thursday to Fort Meade Maryland for enlistment and reassignment to CCC camps. Names include Harry Bhe Marion Center Leroy H Krouse Waterman Clarence J March Hofe Peter M Jackson Blairsville John J Matrician Waterman Dewey F Stern Waterman Peter Sedar Homer City John Miller Ja Iselin James F Mewhunter BlackNek Victor Zajac Plakeville and Michael Rutosky Iselin.
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CCO
Indiana County
Fort George G. Meade
Maryland
Civilian Conservation Corps
Harry Bhe
Marion Center
Leroy H. Krouse
Waterman
Clarence J. March
Hofe
K.D
Peter M. Jackson
Blairsville
John J. Matrician
Dewey F. Stern
Peter Sedar
Homer City
John Miller
Iselin
James F. Mewhunter
BlackNek
Victor Zajac
Plakeville
Michael Rutosky
Indiana youth honored as district delegate to national convention
Edgar M. Mack of MciXcesport, Indiana, longtime resident and brother of Joseph P. Mack and Attorney James W. Mack, was elected district delegate from Allegheny county to the Republican National Convention in Cleveland this June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Edgar M. Mack
MciXcesport
Joseph P. Mack
James W. Mack
Town
Allegheny County
Cleveland
Medical progress cuts costs but raises hospital bills
A reader recalls how pneumonia and meningitis once cost little, yet now treatments like serum therapy and modern antibiotics are expensive. The speaker notes a shift from high death rates to cures, while hospitals face huge costs as many patients cannot pay. Sanitation also reduced typhoid cases, illustrating medical advances and financial strain on health care systems.
Waneta Delphine Club Highlights and Local Visits
Sun day visitors include South Bend’s Dan Kumner and Will Ruffner family. Kepple property moves to Zions Valley by Mack Anderson family. Apollo caller Mel Silvis. McKeesport visitors Walter Sites and Howard Beighley. Martin brothers now work for Henry Townsend. Walter George and Martin Jam ison of First National Bank of Apollo on farm visit. Porter family from Van dergrift with parents Rheuben and Mrs Silvis. May Waneta Delphine Club meeting at Anna Mary Porter’s home. Tom Rupert couple welcomed a daughter. Townsend and Walter Porter buy tractors. Roy Siverling buys a new Ford. Porter family building a new house. Clara Townsend returns from Dr Stevenson Hospital after eye removal. Lester Rupert family visiting Parkwood with M A Davis. Pittsburg Lang family visiting W T Anderson. Stanford scientists devise delicate two to three molecule thick surface skim device.
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Dan Kumner
Will Ruffner
Mack Anderson
Kepple
Zions Valley
Mel Silvis
Apollo
Walter Sites
Howard Beighley
McKeesport
Martin Brothers
Henry Townsend
Walter George
Martin Jamison
First National Bank of
James Porter
Vandergrift
Rheuben Silvis
Waneta Delphine Club
Anna Mary Porter
Tom Rupert
Walter Porter
Roy Siverling
Ford
Porter
Clara Townsend
Dr. Stevenson Hospital
Indiana
Lester Rupert
Parkwood
Herr
Mra
M. A. Davis
Russel Lang
Pittsburgh
W. T. Anderson
Rev Harvey preaches to large crowd at Rossiter church
In Smithport Sunday events, Reverend Harvey of Rossiter delivered a sermon at Wesleyan Methodist Church to a large audience. The Glen Campbell High baccalaureate sermon was held the same evening with several local graduates in attendance. Other social notes report visits and daily life in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithport
Harvey
Rossiter
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Glen Campbell
Willful wordplay on harmony and hunger feats
A playful quip contrasts a stubborn marriage dynamic with the idea that harmony fails without mutual cooperation. Yale scientists propose that distributing a day’s food in five meals, instead of three, could boost muscular efficiency among workers.
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Yale
Quote on Love’s Feelings From Shakespeare
A line notes that love’s feeling is softer and more sensible than the tender horns of noisy rivals. The phrasing contrasts passion with outward noise, reflecting romantic restraint in speech and tone.
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Woodburn Granite Works
South College Avenue
Penna
G, BR. Webster
Gipsy Christian Church
Brickell
Montgomery Township
Gipsy
Oscar Brickell
Ione Reithmiller
Jack Webster
Grace Trimble
Wilgus
Lucille ‘Churchill
Irene Widdowson
Harrington, del
Roy Brickell
Josephine
Rex Brickell
Hillsdale
Vera Smith
Grace Rainey
Hubliden
Wintondale
Greenwood 1
Charles C. Swichen
Flomer City
Washington, Pa
Frank Waener
John Stopyp
Stephen Stopp
Barnesboro
Walter Kuhn
Spangler
Grace Dayle
Cloverdale
James I. Nowry
James Irvine Nowry
Allegheny Valley
Tarentum
Conemaugh Township
Robert
Margaret (Clune) Nowry
Nowrytown
Saltsburg
Margaret H. Crede
John Vance
Samuel Miller
Charles Pierce
Ambridge
Harvey Miller
Camden
N. J
Warren Sindorf
Mary Clark
Harvey Sindorf
Mary A. ‘Hamilton
St. Jacob’s
Mary A. Hamilton
Hamilton
Thomas Hamilton
Jonathan Smith
Charles Harasty
Cambria County
Ebensburg
South Bend
Stanford University
Patton
Pliusburgh
NRA
Fittsburgh
Landreth's
Landreth
Indiana Hardware Company
Philadelphia St
John Huff
Act TV
Pau Dias
Aan
Eleedle
Pablo Lang
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