Deaths of Edwin A Kerr and Lucretia Heiple recalled
Funeral services for Edwin A Kerr of Seward and Clyde native born May 14 1873 were held with interment at Armagh cemetery. He served on Seward school board and Pennsylvania Railroad and left a widow Dora McCormick Kerr and two daughters Martha Jane and Reta plus three brothers. Lucretia M Heiple widow of A B Heiple died in New Florence after residence near that town. Surviving children include V F Igo Frank George Harry and others with 22 grandchildren and siblings Daniel Mickey Rev Paul Mickey Lucy Ashcom and Ella Bollinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. Kerr
Armagh
Clyde
West Wheatfield Township
Seward
Robert and
Jane (McKinley) Kerr
Pennsylvania Railroad’ Company
Lucetta M. Heiple
Green Mountain Cemetery
Menoher Highway
New Florence
A. B. Heiple
V. F. Igo
Frank
George
Pontiac
Mich
Harry
George Snoddy
Derry
Daniel
Altoona
L. 8.Carns
Ligonier
A. R. Fenner
Wyoming
A. M. Heiple
Tacoma
Wash
Daniel Mickey
Latrobe
Paul, Mickey
Philipsburg
Lucy Ashcom
Johnstown
Ella Bollinger
Madison, Pa
Caroline Jane Fulcomer
Samuel J. Rager
Cambria County
Nicktown
Lfe
Harvey C. Roger
Sarah Fetterman
Homer City
F. Kuhns
George Kuhns
Dormont
Pittsburgh
Saltsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sharpaburg
Obituary notices for Uncapher Daugherty Trimble and kin
Sheridan 8 Uncapher dies at home aged 43 after long illness at Willet near Dixonville. Survived by widow Blanche and children Russell Harry Betty Mae Arabella, mother Rachel, siblings May Hempill Esther Manners C R Stewart William Deafender Harvey Willis Uncapher. Elizabeth J Daugherty dies at 72 of mixed diseases at North Ninth Street, Indiana, funeral by Rev Dr Medlayne. survived by brother Samuel Highlands, nieces Hather Kathryn Highlands, nephew Frank Dorr Kansas City. Thomas H Trimble, age 70, Wilgus long resident, dies May 16. survived by widow and 12 children, many grandchildren, great grandchild, and brothers Samuel James Felix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixonville
Blanche Uncapher
Russell
Town
Harry
Betty Mae
Arabella
Rachel Uncapher
May Hemphill
Ford City
Esther Manners
C. R. Stewart
William Deafender
Harvey and
Willis Uncapher
Elizabeth J
Daugherty
Oakland Cemetery
Elizabeth 3
North Ninth Street
Nathan
Esther Highlands
White Township
Indiana
Harry 8
First United Presbyterian Church
John J. Medlyaine
Samuel Highlands
Hather and
Kathryn Highlands
Frank Dorr
Kansas City
Thomas H. Trimble
Wilgua
Thomas
Mary Trimble
Montgomery Township
James R. Trimble
Morrisdale
George
Mentcle
Boyd
Howard and
Eimer
Wilgus
Samuel
Gipay
Margaret
William Smith
Bertha
Daniel Benett
Viola
Frank Garvin
McIntire
Qilve
Bhwer Routc
Hastings
Jessie
Clarence Conners
Hillsdale
Denale
John Garvin
Homer City
James
Felix
Cherry Tree
Deaths and Obituaries From Punxsutawney and Nearby Towns
Obituaries detail Wilson Douthitt of Punxsutawney aged 78, his Jacksonville birth in 1855, long residency, and family. Funeral in Reformed church, burial at Round Top. Additional notices include Mrs. Thomas G. Brown of Tunnelton, Grace McCauley Fairbanks of Indiana, and George McClellan Lewis of Rossiter with survivor details and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Douthitt
Jacksonville
Punsautawney
Samuel
Martha Douthitt
Kent
Milas Annabella Swan
Punxsutawney
Dauthitt
Reform Church
Y. M
Himer
Slater
David Shirley
Indiana
The
Reformed Church
Round Top Cemetery
Obituary notes from Rural Valley and Conemaugh townships
Mrs Samuel Enterline aged 68 died after a stroke at her Yatesboro home following three months of declining health. She leaves sons Edward Worthington Frank Cloma and Donald Yatesboro and daughters Florence Barnesboro Walter Dayton and Bernice at home. Frank E Waddle 29 died of pneumonia at parents home in Conemaugh township after a three week illness. Survived by parents and siblings Lloyd Duncan James Waddle Livermore William Shearer Bdrj Elmer Weaver Charles Waddle and Helen V Waddle. Funeral in Salinburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Valley Cemetery
Samuel Enterline
Yatesboro
Enterline
Edward
Worthington
Max
Donald
Florence
Barnesboro
Walter
Dayton
Frank
Cloma
Harvey
Bernice
Salinburg
Frank E. Waddle
Samuel 5. Waddle
Conemaugh Township
Livermore
Lloyd Duncan
James Waddle
William Shearer
Bdrj
Elmer Weaver
Charles Waddle
Blakeville
Helen V. Waddle
Mrs Frank E Towers Dies After Short Illness At 50
Mrs Frank E Towers aged 50 died Wednesday night at her mother's Gastown home after a short illness. She is survived by her husband her mother J Civitos Thomas of Vandergrift and a writer Ida Banks of Chamberaville with interment in St Thomas cemetery after Saturday's services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas
Frank E. Towers
Annie C. Thomas
Gastown
J. Civitos Thomas
Vandergrift
Wreter
Ida Banks
Chamberavilie
Indiana obituaries and death notices of several locals
A string of death notices from Indiana area papers lists Janice Beatty age five daughter of Mr. and Mrs Donald Beatty of East Washington street who died after a tonsil operation and details of funeral plans. Other notices include Caroline Jane Fulcomer aged 86 dies in Cambria county. Virginia Henry six months died in Indiana hospital. Mary A Blotzer widow of John Blotzer dies near Pittsburgh. Catherine Forquer 72 mother of Barney Forquer dies in Butler county. Emma Gaston 72 of Canoe township dies. Adam Franklin King 82 dies near Purchase Line with service at East Mahoning Baptist church and many descendants. Edson P Hadden 62 dies in Denver. Nancy Tomb Cole 71 native of Armagh with memorial in Derry Presbyterian church. and various other small notices with family ties and locations in Indiana and nearby counties. The column closes with a humorous quip about wandering in the woods and ragtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice A. Beatty
Janice A
Donald C. Beatty
East Washington Street
Indiana Hospital
Clarence Beatty
Marion Center
Robert L. Clark
Presbyterian Church
C. A. Altman
Marion Center Presbyterian Church
Virginia
George B. Henry
Chevy Chase
St.” Bernard Catholic Church
Town
Church
Emma
Gaston
Canoe Township
John W
Elizabeth Smather
Emanuel Shaffer
Charles Gaston
Evangelical Church
J. B. Shaffer
Johnstown
F. H. Shaffer
Myxs
Annie Wolfe
Indiana
A. W. Shaffer
Knoxdale
F. L. Gaston
Rochester Mills
Harriet Gaston
Dixonville
Amanda Henry
Horton
John Pearce
Rochester Milla
Mary Sheaffer
Indians
Adam F. King
East Mahoning Baptist Church
Purchase Line
Adam Franklin King
Grant Township
Harvey King
Marshal Langham
Hilladale
Charles King
Austintown
Harry King
Stallatown
Maylon King
York Run
William King
Lamont Furnace
Ollie King
Chicago
Guy Dunlap
Ebensburg
Martha Jane Kanarr
Edson P. Hadden
Denver
Colo
James W. Hadden
Taylorsville
Green Township
Colorado
Nellis
Edson, Jr
Harry K. Hadden
Ernest M. Hadden
Porter B. Hadden
This County
Charles , F. Hadden
Cole
Nancy Tomb Cole
Derry
Latrobe
John Cole
New York
Laura Cole
Hugh Tomb
Armagh
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Gaston in Rochester
Mrs Emma Gaston a lifelong Rochester resident died at home after a long illness. Services will be Thursday at 2:00 pm at Fairview church. Survivors include children Bard Shaffer Frank Shaffer Mia Wolf Walter Shaffer Ledsil Gaston and spouses with other relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Gaston
Fairview
Rochester Milla
Manuel Shaffer
Bard Shaffer
Mineral Point
Frank Shaffer
Mia
Annie Wolf
Town
Walter Shaffer
Knoxdale
Charles Gaston
Ledsil Gaston
Rochester Millis
Pomona Grange to Meet Marion Center on June 29
The Pomona Grange plans a regional meeting with Marion Center Grange at the Town Hall on June 29. Morning routine business includes Memorial Services led by Mrs Fleming, with an afternoon program featuring lectures, plays, music, and discussions on topics such as what Grange can do about legal beer. Traveling gavel to be presented by Indiana County Pomona to Jefferson County Pomona at Cloe after 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Pomona
Clee
Pomona Grange
Marion Center Grange
Mra
B. Fleming
T. ©. Hoyte, Jr
Jay Sutter
Marchand Grange
Creekside Grange
Denton Grange
Savan Grange
Grange
Irene Kinter
Edward
Elbel
Pearl Bostick
Harry Norph
Mahoning Grange
Marion ‘Center Grange
State College
Sterling
Marion 'Center Grange
Success Grange
Harry Mauck
William S. Wetzel
John R. Smith
Marion Center
Indiana County
Cloe
Fisher backs Roosevelt for prosperity in Pittsburgh
Former Governor John B. Fisher, now President of the Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce, announced strong support for President Roosevelt and his measures to revive national prosperity. Fisher urged fellow members to back every Roosevelt plan, asserting Pittsburgh’s crucial role in recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Nation's Dead Honored Across County Memorial Day Observances
Memorial Day observances unfolded across Blairsville and surrounding townships with parades beginning at 9 to 10 a.m., services at Blairsville, Plumcreek and Harmony Grove cemeteries, and addresses by local pastors. Veterans and posts from Findley Patch to Blatteville participated with bands, firing squads, and wreath laying. The day also saw pledges of dinners, flags placed on graves, and plans for nearby towns to hold ceremonies and sports programs in the afternoon. Governor Pinchot signed a deer kill limit bill allowing six deer per camp, enhancing hunting opportunities with camp quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. McCain
Memorial Park
America
George K. Clark
Indiana Municipal Band
William &. Beck
J. J. Mellvaine
D.D
Cc. C. McLain
George T. McHenry
Whil Ham Hildebrand
Alex M. Stewart
William Stihl
H. W. Fee
H. H. Manners
Indiana Munnicipal Band
William E. Beck
N.G.P
William B. Stahl
C. McLain
William Hogg
Johnstown
Washington Township
Plumcreek United Presbyterian Church
Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
Edwin M. Clark
F. Stueber
Armagh
Methodist Episcopal
Presbyterian
W. H. Nicholson
Armagh Presbyterian Church
Musle
Blatteville
L. B. Miller
Plumville
Old Gilgal Church
Georgeville
Marion Center
Homer City
Clymer
Cherry Tree
Cockport
Salinburg
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Montgomery
Local visitors and church sermon mark Indiana weekend
Marion Center residents welcomed Prof Clark Crawford Apollo Dick Crawford Wilkinsburg and Mrs Clara Lockard Blatraville as Sabbath guests of Mrs Horace Kinter. James Miller and family from Washington DC visited aunt Mrs Mary Wetzel on the way to Mercer. Dr J J Mellvaine preached the baccalaureate sermon for the Indiana high school class. John Long confined ill taken to St Frances hospital Pittsburgh for possible operation. Miss Mabel Work attended Mrs Harry Daugherty's funeral in Indiana. Mrs Nannie Bowers of Home visiting niece Mrs Nettie Ackerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Crawford
Apollo
Dick Crawford
Wilkinsburg
Clara Lockard
Blatraville
Horace Kinter
Mr. Kinter
Charles Kinter
Lynn
Misa Irene
Kinter
James Miller
Nancy
Washington, D.C
Mary Wetzel
Mercer
A. 8. Miller
J. J. Mellvaine
First United Presbyterian Church of Indiana
John Long
J. BH. Wong
North Manor Street
St. Francia Hospital
Pittsburgh
Mabel Work
Harry Daugherty
Indiana
Nannie Bowers
Home
Nettie Ackerson
Social Roundup of Local Callers and Visits
Mount Union and nearby towns report residents visiting relatives and shopping in Kittanning and Pittsburgh. Dale Boyer bought a Ford roadster. Laird Rosborough and Joe Franta left for Fort Wayne Maryland for training and later forestry work. Church services Sunday May 28 at 10 80 with Sunday school at 9 30. everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Boyer
Clair Kough
Apollo
Jean Miller
Dutch Run
Erwin Sheasley
Mr. Cole
Elderton
Flory Walker
Miles McIntire
Pittsburgh
Wes. J. T. Sheasley
Rosborough and Sons
Laird and Milford
Lota Chivers
Spring Church
Dorothy
Boyer
Harry Richard
Lesley Turner
Vandergrift
George
Jane Turner
Milford Rowley
Butler
Rowley
Laird Rosborough
Joe Franta
Fort Wayne
Maryland
Beulah Shetter
Indiana
Deamire
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilson Douthite
Thomas G. Brown
Tunnelton
Newton
Catherine
Dickie) Coffman
A. B. Watson
Blairsville
Harry Bortz
Ralph Brown
James Temple
Jeannette
W. G. Grant
Delmont
John and
Harry Brown
Wilson Brown
Mrs. Argyle Fairbanks
John 9. Scott
Rex Harshberger
Argyle Fairbanks
West School Street
Grace McCauley
Rayne Township
Tanoma
William McCauley
John McCauley
Bethlehem
George McClellan Lewis
Union Church
Rossiter
Reynoldsville
Susan Holden
Charles
Evelyn
Mrs. Samuel Enterline
Henry
Mary A. Blotzer
John Blotzer
Homestead Park
Catherine Forquer
Catherines (Downey) Forquer
Barney I. Forquer
Parkwood
Butler ‘County
Mrs
Fisher
Roosevelt
Armstrong
Westmoreland
Fayette
Clarence Harmon
Charles Duncan
Ted Doverspike
Allegheny
Kittanning
J. Frank Graff
Harman
Duncan
Doverspike
Brnent
Kirk
Marion Lambing
Helen Mentcb
Madeline Knox
Margaret McElhoes
Florence Wilden
Jean Hunter
Grace Graig
Helen B. Bothel
Consolidated
C. C. Postlewalt
Watson Lingenfelter
Margaret Haer
Kathleen McElhoen
Chambersville
Charles R. Wohler
Dorothy Banker
United States
Beth
Jan Eetars
Indiana Floral CO
Philadelphia ST
Ben Avon
Homer City Road
Mount Union
Indiana Motor Co
BUICK
Pogalas—Bervior-P
North 8Th Bt
Indiana, PA
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