DEATHS OF JAMES JOHNSTON AND GRACE NEAL
James Johnston a prominent First ward resident died suddenly Monday morning of heart disease after a brief illness. He lived on the family farm in Center township and served as county commissioner from 1832 to 1885. Grace Camilla Neal daughter of Sheriff and Mrs T S Neal died at 19 after tuberculosis of the bowels. she endured illness three months, left Normal School, and returned home to pass away in Philadelphia hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johnston
First Ward
Center Township
Squire Samuel Johnston
Noti
Indiana
Martha Gibson
James Gibson
Township
Stewart
Jacksonville
John Kinnan
Derry Township
Moreland County
Lizzie
Wine
Milton
Johnston
Board of County Commissioners
James McQuown
Grant Township
William Marion
Marion Center
Hall
Oakland Cemetery
Grace C. Neal
Hiss Grace Camilla Neal
Sheriff
Neal
Miss Neal
Philadelphia
Grace
Lutheran Church
Joseph Hiner
Fairburg
Neb
Decessed
Brushyalley Township
Lydia Caldwell
Obituary notices and tributes from Forest county area
A string of obituaries and death notices from Forest county and nearby communities. Details include Daniel Baylor of Redclyte born 1844 in Indiana, his Civil War service, and interment in Oakland cemetery. William Reynolds of West Wheatfield Township, age 77, with funeral by Rev. Mesde. Nancy L. Findley of West Wheatfield died in Cleveland, Ohio at 32. Joseph Hiner of near Fairburg, Neb., died suddenly. Samuel Graham Jr., 18 years old, in Buffington township. other notices cover Mrs Martha Bowman near Salisbury and Jacob Lydie near Penn Run. Also small local advertisements and medical notice for Hall's Catarrh Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Baylor
Redclyte
Forest County
Cummons
Mr. Baylor
Indiana
Ambrose
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Wim
Ray G. A. R
Marionville
John H. Work
Thomas G. Work
Harry N
Greensburg
W. H. Lowry
Rochester Mills
Laura
Rhoda
Lester
Mary Baylor
Church Street
This Place
Leander
North Sixth Street
John
Frostburg
Jefferson County
Lewis Hay
David Hall
Oakland Cemetery
William Reynolds
West Wheatfield Township
Rosa Senft
Philadelphia
Christopher Walker
Bolivar
Findley
Nebraska
William
Conemaugh
Fannie
Clara
Germany MM. E
West Wheatfield
Mesde
Elliot, Findley
Nancy L. Findley
Elliot Findley
Cleveland
James Dick
Huff
5. M. Black
New Florence
Bethel Church
Clyde
Samuel Graham, JR
Samuel Graham
Buffington Township
McCartney
Martha Bowman
Salisbury
Gamble Fleming
Adam F. Bowman
Fourtiward
Jacob
Butler
Washington
Saltsburg
Jacob Lynic
Jacob Lydie
Penn Reu
Cherryhill Township
Joseph Holsapple
Tobias Stivson
Tobias Stimson
Tnnnelton
R. B. Carroll
Maysville
Real Estate Manager Invites Property Owners to Inspect
With twenty years in the field Real Estate Management promotes its science and invites owners to visit at No 7 South Ninth street Indiana Pa. It urges selling or buying farms town properties and town lots. Also notes Gillespie wholesale grocery at Ninth and Duquesne Way Pittsburg Pa offering an up to date bulk grocery and welcomes visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ninth Street
Indiana
William K. Gillespie
Ninth and
Duquesne Way
Pittsburg
Your Summer Hat at Miss Kauffman Millinery
A town feature spotlights Miss Nannie Kauffman’s millinery shop with a new display of ladies hats bonnets and other millinery goods offered at reasonable prices. Also notices offer Farmers' Bank stock for sale and a call by Indiana Woolen Mills for 100,000 pounds of wool with cash or trade offered. A wide assortment of bicycles is advertised by DaAtaHerTy EROS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Kauffman
Farmers’ Bank
Geo. W. Gilbert
Farmers’ Bank Building
Indiana
Indiana Woolen Mills
Victoria
Pereales
Arni Maslin
Seersucker
Memorial Day Observances Held In Local Cemeteries And Churches
Memorial Day events are planned by G A R Post No 441 Movhanicsburg with forenoon grave decorations at eight cemeteries and afternoon programs at East Mahoning church. Rev R R Riedel and Rev F Cornman to speak, choir to sing, and schools urged to participate. Evening social by Ladies Missionary Society. Cockport neighborhood procession forms at 1 pm, with band and veterans groups leading to M E and Lutheran church cemeteries for addresses by John A Scott, John S Fisher, and Revs Rutan Trostle Smith. Memorial sermon by Rev John Tomlinson next Sunday. Veterans gather Monday at 9 am to decorate graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Post
No. 441
Movhanicsburg
M. E. Church
James L. O'Neil Poat
East Mahoning Church
Purchase Line
East Mahoning
R. R. Riedel
F. Cornman
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Cockport Gal
Wilt
Flower Committee
Women’s Relief Corps
Sons and Daughters of Veterans
Union Veteran Legion
Old Soldiers
M. E
Lutheran Church
John A. Scott
John S. Fisher
Rutan
Trostle
Smith
Weddings of a Week Feature Multiple Local Couples
A sequence of marriages unfolds this week across Blairsville Turtle Creek and nearby towns. Frank H Stouffer and Pearl Coho wed at her home this afternoon at 2 30. Jay D Hill and Fannie F Morris marry Tuesday evening at the brides parents home. Gilmore and Nessie A Taylor wed at Homer City. D C Kaviiian and Blanche McAdoo to wed Thursday at the bride's home. Harry N Newhiter and Mary B Wolford marry at the M E parsonage in this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore-Taylor
ES. Gilmore
Blairsville
Nessie A. Taylor
Clarksburg
United Presbyterian Parsonage
Homer City
M.S. Telford
Raupffman-Mcadoo
D.C. Kaviiian
Blanche McAdoo
Archibald McAdoo
West Lebanon
Newhler-Wolford
Bfr
Harry N. Newhiter
Mary B. Wolford
Hillside
Westmoreland County
GT. Reynolds
Pennsylvania Railroad Summer Excursion Route Book
On June 1 the Passenger Department of the Pennsylvania Railroad will issue the 1698 edition of its Summer Excursion Route Book. It provides short notes on Eastern resorts with routes and fare rates, listing over four hundred routes and fifteen hundred combinations. It is handsome, colored, includes maps and halftone scenery. Copies available at ticket offices for ten cents or twenty cents by mail. Also notices seeking traveling sales agents and a note on United States policy by New York Life Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
America
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad Street
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Cape Verde
Admiral Dewey
AL. Wittekind
Beimae
Tisucow
Philadelphia St
Court House
Fetaiier
Lewia Hay
Buckien
T. E. Hildebrand
W. M. Moore
S.G. Miller
Mes
Benton Nair
Jennie Baird
Benton Baird
F. J. Dugney & Co
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Troax
O. Walding, Kinnan
DaAtaHerTy Eros
Peanuneyigaula Railroad
Sumner
W. D. Sorrz
New York Life Insurance Company
United States
H. J. Altsman
E. W. Griffith
V. J. Cunningham
Popular Store
Muscatel
W. M. Cunningham
PENNA
Phila
London
Someset County
Duff’s
Marmera
P. Bennett & Son
Phila. Street
G. Ww. Swan
Truby
Indiana, Pa
Queensware
Thos. Sutton
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