Death notices of Yuckenburg Craig Rowe Sides Fyock and infant
Recent deaths include Mrs. Susan Yuckenburg of South Sixth Street aged 74. Survived by seven children and two sisters. funeral at Lutheran Church with Greenwood cemetery interment. Also, Mrs. Charlotte Craig aged 59 died of liver cancer. multiple children and siblings listed. service at home and Oakland cemetery. William A. Rowe, Civil War veteran, died aged 76 in White Township. services at Bethel Lutheran Church. Adam Sides, Civil War veteran, died in Burrell Township. burial in Blairsville cemetery. David M. Fyock of Cherryhill Township died at 69. eight years in state. burial in Dunkard cemetery. Flora Frances Thomas of Armstrong Township died at five weeks from acute indigestion. funeral at parental home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Yuckenburg
South Sixth Street
Augustus Yuckenberg
Sogan Snyder
Rayne Township
Yuckenberg
John
Ohio
Scott
Manners
Carl
Harry
Mary
George
Augustus
Katherine Walker
Kangas
Maria Gaible
Indiana
Lewis Hay
Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Charlotte Craig
W.S. Kaufman
Maple Street
Methodist Episcopal Church of Town
A. B. Bracken
J. C. Craig
Wehrum
William N
Vandergrift
R. B. Getty
White Township
W. 8. Kaufman
Frank McGregor
Margaret McQuiston
Blairsville
James
Samuel
Newton Daugherty
Wandererlit
John Daugherty
Michigan
E. M. Lockard
Thos. Daugherty
W. S. Kaufman
J. W. Cary
Oakland Cemetery
William A. Rowe
William P. Rowe
George L. Rowe
Daniel H
Pittsburg
George L
John Pollack Post
Marion Center
Stover
Bethel Lutheran Church
Adam Sides
Burrell Township
West Wheatfield Township
Stewart J
Charles
John and
Joseph
Nebraska
Jacob Gearhart
Blacklick
Wiliam Dixon
Cokeville
Joseph Mack
Derry
Blairsville Cemetery
David M. Fyock
Cherryhill Ownship
Gastown
Peter Fyock
Cherryhill Township
John Gibson
Weham
Alonzo Fyock
Cherryhill
John Markle
Eimer Short
Shelocta
Agnes Willame
Elderton
Spear
Annie
Dunkard Church
Flora Frances Thomas
V. C. Thomas
Armstrong Township
Helen
Caroline
Ann Ball
Lisle John
Leroy
Areur
Parenta
Ray
R. M. Offutt
Patriotic Song by Civil War Vet Fulton Published
West Lebanon author J. Fulton has copyrighted a Civil War era song titled Old Potomac Army to be sung at Memorial Day exercises in Hiterton. Fulton, a member of Company G, 68th Pennsylvania Volunteers, enlisted August 1, 1861, served three years, and belongs to the Union Veteran Legion and Indiana Post No. 28. The piece, backing the Grand Old Potomac Army, reflects the, era’s memory as survivors attend annual reunions. Progress publishes the song in full this week by author permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1. J. Fulton
West Lebanon
Army of the Potomac
Fulton
Hiterton
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Elderton
Ife
Tle
Union Veteran Legion
Indiana
Kiderton
Charles W. McHenry
Pittsburg
Potomac Army
Grand Old Potomac Army Song Fragment
Fragmented verse recalling the Grand Army of the Potomac with memories of soldiers, Gettysburg, the Wilderness, Petersburg, Appomattox and the Union cause. Mentions Uncle Sam blue clothes thirteen dollars a month and the Bivouac of the Dead as commemorative imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Potomac Army
Obituary notices from Clymer and surrounding towns
Multiple local obituaries note the May 16 death of Mrs William Stephens aged 63 of Clymer with general debility. She is survived by Kinney Stratton Giles Emma Cora and Agnes and brothers Frank and Johnston Moorhead. Funeral at Clymer with burial at Rich Hill cemetery. Also announced are the deaths of Mrs Rebecca Robinson 72 of Pittsburg and Mrs W H Cramer Avonmore with services in Smickaburg and burial at Lutheran cemetery and the death of David P Weaver formerly of Montgomery township at Cimarron Kansas. Also an upcoming horse sale in Indiana Pa with 20 head offered at private sale by B H B H A NOR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Stephens
William Stephens
Clymer
Kinney Stephens
Irwin
Stratton Stephens
Pittsburg
Giles
Philadelphia
Emma Ackerson
Cora
Agnes
Frank Moorhead
Town
Johnston Moorhead
Rich Hill Wesleyan Methodist Cemetery
W. H. Cramer
Sarah Catherine Cramer
Avonmore
Nathan Hogs
Cherry Tree
Brushyalley Township
John W. Ross
Apollo
Oliver W. Ross
Frank Ross
Kansas
McCabe and George and Alcorn Deaths Highlight Local Obituaries
Blairsville resident Roche B. McCabe dies at 70 after a long railroad career as a train dispatcher. Saltsburg sees Lavina George pass at 91 and Mary W. Alcorn dies in Salisburg at 80. Wills filed recently include Mather Faith of Armstrong township and Belmina Spence of Indiana with executors named. Philadelphia College of Pharmacy honors Noble Miller. Sunday school superintendents organized at Presbyterian church with D. Winn as president and D. W. Barnett as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather Faith
Armstrong Township
John
Walter
Elmer
Margaret Rising
Martin Faith
Lydia Lydick
Frank Faith
Harry Faith
Jettie McKee
William M. Gailey
Thirteenth Street
Indiana
John W. Miller
South Eleventh Street
Philadelphia
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Noble
Presbyterian Church
D. Winn
Trustee's Sale in Bankruptcy at Indiana Carriage Co
Public auction of the remaining stock of Indiana Carriage Company in Indiana borough on Thursday June 1 1911 at 9 00 am includes materials for carriages buggies and wagons such as wheels tires spokes axles bodies springs paints and trimmings plus office furniture. Goods sold regardless of price to close the estate quickly by trustee Wilmer Stewart 21 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Carriage Company
Indiana
En Carriage Company
Wilmer Stewart
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Rr i & IT
Moorhead, A. B
Moorhphad, A
Ralph Mooribad
Alliance
Mike
Indiana Progress
Indi
Hell
Jnalana
Fastoffice
ADVAD
Grand Old Potomac Army
Ghrums
Old
Mac
Gettysburg
Lee
Grant
Petersburg
Richmond
Jeff Davis
Bobby Juce
Appomattox
Grand Union Army
J. TH. Fulton
West
Lebanon
Rebeccca Robinson
Rebecca Robinson
Samuel Good
West Mahoning Township
William Robinson
Shela
Flora
Maria Travis
P. F. and
T. Good
Smick
David PB. Weaver
David P. Weaver
Montgomery Township
This County
Cimorron
Kans
John Weaver
Falls Creek
Mre. I. W. Cooper
Burnside
Mra
Valentine Wassam
Cockport
R. B. Smith
Nodhe B. McCabe
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
West Penn
Lavina George
Saltsburg
Mary W. Alcorn
Salisburg
Wills
James M. McKee
Patnte
Elizabntii A. McK
Indianna
Win
Memh & Mer
Atta
Chment Stewart
Mary M. ‘Thompson
Sid Catate
Tioge
Harriet J. McAnulty
Camhe District Court
United States
Pennsylvania
Dickie
Bantrupt
Mankeuptey
Piiner Bilaworth Dickie
Fndiana
B . Dickie
Wiliam
Pongaylvaitin
William I
Blikin
Credtors
Court OF the
TE Weatern Dietrict
Harvey Bruce Engle
Harvey Bruce Tingle
B. Engle
William F. Elkin
William PF. Elkin
Waverly OH Works
Pitsburg
Waverly Special
Avto
Waverly
A. T. Taylor & Son
Huey & Moorhead
John A. Heath Gookport
Marstall
Tolvermore
Ee Ral
Atabaralo
Gent W. Kelly
C. Kelly
Sheloca
Thomas Swathay
Livermore
Poll Platie
Nety Alexandria
TC. Apey
Greenville
Lowry Cameron
Penn Run
McCaskey Cash
Daytona
Tony Love & Son
Philadelphia Street
F. G. Agey
R. D. No
Chester
W. C. Long
B.D
Indiana County
Dixonville
A. I. Deemer
Rhode Island
Young Township
National Bank of Indiana
D. C. Brown
Washington Street
Saison
Young Orelard
Peael
Penn
Caern
Btrgut
A. Strout
Uniontank
Boggs & Buhl
North Side
Pittgburgh
Indiana Dye
Moorhead ‘Bros
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Manhattan
Moorhead Bros
Mack
Phila
Ndiana
Millinery Department
Sas
Aes
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