Death in Indiana Toll: John B Hasinger 79
John B Hasinger longtime Indiana business leader died at his Wayne Avenue home after several weeks of illness. Born August 26 1856 in Johnstown he moved to Indiana aged two and remained active in commerce with Hasinger Brothers from 1888. He contributed to amateur sports and was among Indiana County Fair regulars. Surviving: Lawrence C Pauli B Stella and Margaret. brothers J Clement Andrew. sister Laura. Requiem Mass at St Bernard’s followed by burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BH
Hasinger
John ,Hasinger
Wayne Avenue
Clement
Susan (Risinger) Hasinger
Johnstown
Indiana
Pennsylvania
J. Clement Hasinger
Hasinger Brothers
Mise Maryetts Burns
Lawrence C. Hasinger
Pauli B. Hasinger
Stella
J. W. Lyon
Edgewood
Margaret
Elmer W. Flowers
Andrew Hasinger
Laura Hasinger
Apollo
James Brady
St. Bernard’s Church
Spicher Rites Held for S. B Spicher at Purchase Line
Funeral services were held at East Mahoning Baptist Church Purchase Line for S B Spicher aged over 26 a longtime Indiana resident who died Thursday at his West Washington street home. Born September 12 1858 in Montgomery township he was married 55 years ago to Edith Morgan and survived by daughter Mrs Beulah Cassidy of Hillsdale and son Sheldon Spicher. He worked many years as a well driller and was widely known in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spicher
East Mahoning Baptist Church
Purchase Line
Church
Indiana
West Washington Street
Daniel Spicher
Montgomery Township
Edith Morgan
Beulah Cassidy
Hillsdale
Sheldon Spicher
Town
Grant Shank
Oakland Cemetery
Hast Oak Street
Indiana Borough
Jacob Shank
White Township
Mia
Iris Jewart
Vandergrift
Wallace Kuhns
John Shank
Sharon
Harry W. Burkett
Ambrose
Marion Center
Home
Jacob Burkett
Deckers Point
Ambrose Baptist Church
Farmers Telephone Company
Jemima ‘Bradon
Harry 'Wissinger
Marion Genter
Marjorie
Margaret
Mary
Marian
Marcella
Harald Burkett
A. L. Condron
Smicksburg
J. S Condron
J. ‘A. Walters
Punxautawney
George Condron
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Smickspurg
Lutheran Church
Mra
Charles Lukehart
Marion
CG. B. Condron
Mre. J. A. Walters
Punxsutawney
Death notices and funeral services for Susan Smitten Wyncoop and Robert Nicholson
Funeral services were held for Susan Smitten in Robin son Funeral Home with interment at Greenwood cemetery. She died Friday at her daughter’s Altoona home from hip fracture complications. survivors include her son J B Chesley and sister Mary Phillipa. Also noted are the death of Silas Wyncoop of Cherryhill township, and the death of Robert W Nicholson of Blairsville, with details of survivors and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Funeral Home
North Seventh Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Susan Smitten
Indiana
Homer City
A. A. Long
Altoona
Aspinwall
Mra
Mary Phillipa
D. H. Risinger
Prominent Plumville Merchant Frank Clawson Dies at 72
Frank Clawson aged 72 resident and merchant of Plumville died in Indiana Hospital early Saturday from a cerebral hemorrhage after a brief illness. He had lived in Plumville 21 years, never married, and left two brothers and a sister. Funeral services were held Monday at his niece Mrs Harry Sell’s home in Millwood with burial in Blairsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Nicholson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Blairsville
Cresson
Janet Nicholson
Robert
Wiliam Nicholson
Frank Clawson
Plumville
Indiana Hospital
Obituary Notices From Indiana and Dixonville Remain Private
Funeral services for Mrs. Maude Cline Lowther of Indiana were held at Robinson Funeral Home with Rev. Holt Hughes officiating. Surviving relatives include three children, two granddaughters, two sisters, and a history of community service with the Eastern Star and M B E church. In Florida Winter Park, David Newton Barber died May 22 after health decline, with services pending and burial in Oakland cemetery.
Mrs J W George Obituary Notice From Olivet
Mrs J W George and Mrs Della George of Olivet mourn the death of Mrs J W George on Saturday at 10 35 after a short illness. She leaves husband J W George and son Roy Brickner of Leechbur. Funeral services were held at Elders Ridge Presbyterian Church and burial followed in Ridgeview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. George
Della George
Olivet
Roy Brickner
Leechbure
Elders Ridge Presbyterian Church
Ridgeview Cemetery
Longtime Punxsutawney physician Dr Beyer dies at 84
Dr William F Beyer aged 84 of Punxsutawney died Friday in Adrian hospital from infirmities of old age. He practiced medicine in Punxsutawney since 1879 and was the county's oldest physician. Survived by widow, son Dr S M Beyer, and daughters Dr Virginia Beyer and Mrs John Mahaffey. Funeral services held Sunday with burial in Punxsutawney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Heyer
William F. Beyer
Punxsutawney
Adrian
Jefferson County
Indiana County
Smickeburg
Samuel
Caroline F. Beyer
Dayton Academy
Indiana
Jefferson Counties
Jefferson Medical College
S. M. Beyer
Virginia Beyer
Sykesville
John Mahaffey
St. Petersburg
Fla
Joseph M
John H. Byers
Maria Davis
Mies Caroline Beyer
Oakland
Calif
Beyer
Palmer Widow Emma Jane Palmer Dies at 75
Mrs Emma Jane Palmer aged 75 died Sunday at her West Washington street home. Funeral services will be conducted this afternoon at the late residence with interment at Greenwood cemetery. Surviving children include Elizabeth Boers Homer Palmer William Edward and Charles Palmer Bessie Lydick Olive Davis Goldie Dumbelton and others. Warren infant son of Mr and Mrs Rice Brothers near Smicksburg died Thursday at Gates hospital with services and interment at Mahoning church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jane Palmer
Greenwood Cemetery
West Washington Street
William H. Palmer
Penn Run
Willam ‘Humm
Elizabeth Boers
Misa Hdna Palmer
William, Edward and
Charles Palmer
Town
Bessie Lydick
Warren Brothers
Mahoning Church
Warren
Rice Brothers
Smicksburg
Gates ‘Hospital
Memorial Day Parade Participants and Order
A detailed list of organizations including Clymer Boys Band and American Legion sets the parade roster for Memorial Day. Notable units include 110th Infantry P N G, Sons of Union Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars, United Spanish War Veterans, and Daughters of the American Revolution with color guards. The procession begins at 9:30 a.m. at the Community Center and follows Philadelphia to Memorial Park with a full aides list and marching order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Cherubino Séricia
110Th Infantry
Pepuain Dale C. Marlin
Wm. L. Buchanan
Sons of Union Veterans
Joseph A. ‘Dickey
Indiana
William B. Stahl
Joseph A. Blakeley
United Spanish War Veterans
The
American Legion
Clinton M. File
Indiana County
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Raymond M. Neville
Sons of the American Legion
France
Timberlake
Clymer Squadron
Sons of the American ‘Legion
Evelyn Fee
Daughters of the American Revolution
Andrew W. Wilson, Jr
Regent
Boy Scouts of America
Robert T. Shotts
Daughters of the American Legion
Mothers of Democracy
Juliet White Watson
Memorial Elm
Memorial Park
Community Center
Philadelphia
Ninth Streets
Clymer Boys
P. N
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Post
Io Automobiles
the American Legion
Song of the American Legion
Song of the American Revolution
Indiana Municipal Band
Woman’s Relief Corps
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Daughters of American Legion
V.fp
Philadelphia Street
Sixth Street
Blurry W. Fee
Howard B. Bulerbaugh
B. Dule ‘Mberlake
W. Ralph Cummings
Alexander M. Stewart
John B. Cipheen
BE. d. Polltank
Joseph J, King
Charles Be, Rink
M. M. Doyle
Edward B. Bennett
Norman L. Duncan
Plum Creek Social News Bring Nearby Visitors and Ills
Mr and Mrs Carl Downey visited with Mrs Keeler and family. Harry Houser is injured from a fall on Sunday. Carolyn Wiggins of Shelocta spent the weekend with Janet Ramer. The Bakers of Whitesburg visited W Bleakney. Galen Kimmel had mumps. Forster family of Whitesburg visited Jerry Kimmel. Thomas and daughter Glenamae from Vandergrift visited. Crownover family and children visited John Keeler. J H Porter Miller of Ridgway spent the weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum Creek
Carl Downey
John Keeler
Harry Houser
Carolyn Wiggins
Shelocta
Janet Ramer
Harry Baker
Whitesburg
W. C
Galen Kimmel
Charles Forster
Jerry Kimmel
Clark Thomas
Glenamae
Vandergrift
Marlin Crownover
JH. Porter Miller
Ridgway
Local visiting and Memorial day plans from Steubenville to Bolivar
Miss Doris Miller visits sister Mrs Joseph Moody in Steubenville Ohio. Mrs Samuel Fulcomer of Tor Trance Wall visits son Paul and Archie Fulcomer and daughter Mrs Elmer Byers. Mr and Mrs T A Henderson spend weekend with son Harry Henderson in Johnstown. Cleo Brett visits Johnstown. Emanuel Ressler hospital patient in Johnstown Memorial day service hosted by American Legion at school house grounds 10 am with addresses. Mrs Willard Robinson seriously ill in Bolivar. Mr and Mrs B B Croll weekend at Mrs Crolls parents Mr and Mrs Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Miller
Joseph Moody
Steubenville
Samuel Fulcomer
Wall
Paul and
Archie Fulcomer
Elmer Byers
Frank Coursin
Geraldine
Tarra Station
Mra
T. A. Henderson
Harry Henderson
Lamily
Johnstown
Cleo Brett
Emanuel Ressler
Memorial Hospital
Clyde Anderson
Lewis
Hdgewood
Pittsburgh
American Legion
School House
Willard Robinson
Bolivar
Mra. B. B. Croll
Mra. Croll
Mra. Henderson
Indiana Woman Slightly Injured In Auto Accident
Mrs. John Orr of Philadelphia street sustained a minor injury Monday afternoon when the car driven by Rev. F W Henry of Greensburg collided with a machine driven by Wm McQuown of South Eleventh street. Police said the Henry auto turning from Water street into North Ninth street caused the crash.
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Indiana
John Orr
Haat
Philadelphia
F. W. Henry
Greensburg
Henry
Wm. McQuown
South Eleventh Street
Rev. Henry
Water Street
North Ninth Street
Community Visitors and Birth Announcements In Maple Grove
Maple Grove residents share visits with Greensburg and Johnstown families this week. Oliver Phillips of Ambridge reports the birth of Nancy Louise May 17. Geraldine Jones meets with Mrs Roberts Adams. Belago and Johnstown visitors appear with Alfred Overman and Cathryn. Indiana callers join Buddy Jacobs at the Overman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Lew ‘Davis
Greensburg
Samuel Adams
D. A. Parks
Johnstown
Roy Woife
Alice
Elaine
Leone
Penn Run
R. H. Burnette
Clymer
Oliver Phillips
Ambridge
Nancy Louise
Henry Jones
Hellwood
Geraldine Jones
Robert Adams
G. E. Holmes
Flora Greene
Ervin
Belgano
Alfred Overman
Cathryn
Burkhart
Buddy Jacobs
John Overman
Marie Jacobs
Dally
Waldo Brown
Indiana
Ernest Johnston
Heilwood Social Roundup Notices and Visit Touches
Heilwood reports Friday evening calls and a home visit by Mrs. R. H. Burnetten of Clymer. Henry Jones was noted as a Clymer caller on Monday, with local residents sharing social updates and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heilwood
R. H. Burnetten
Clymer
Henry Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Silas Wyncoop
Wyncoop
Cherryhill Township
R.C
Sarah (Small
James Robinson
Strongstown
Mr. Robinson
Prugh
Thomas
Lowther
Robinson
South Seventh Street
Maude Cline
George
Catherine Cline
Leechburg
Hast Brady
John B. Goheen
Dorothy
Randall A. Thompson
Wheeling
W. Va
W. Cline Lowther
Garden City
L. I
Ruth
Elizabeth Anne Lowther
G. W. Jones
East Brady
E C. McMullen
Albion
25Th
David Newton Barber
Dixonville
Winter Park
Florida
Ezekiel H. Barber
Lydia (Price) Barber
Green Township
Kansas
Shadrach
Baat Union Presbyterian Church of
Taylorsville
Jennie (Hess) Barber
Alvera
B. C. Barber
Craigmont
Idaho
Frank
Barber
Lilly
Austin Slenker
Wallace B. Stewart
North Highth Street
Grace {Miller) Stewart
Presbyterian Hospital
A. B
Margaret Miller
Stewart
Monessen
Indiana State Teachers College
Presbyterian Church
Robert L. ‘Clark
F. H. Alabran
DuBois
North Point
George Shields
Juneau
John Clark
Herbert Erickson
Dora Alabran
Margaret Sprankle
Falls Creek
J. M. Alabran
John
William, Sharpe
James Weaver
Wear
Marchand Cemetery
Maria Hope Stewart
Carnegie
Walazi Stewart
New Florence
Bon Ton
WHJB
K.c
ROSE
Aia de DD
E. Tlc
Ella T. Cost
Phila
St. Clair Rinn & Co
1Ith & Water Sts
Buchheit Bros
Firestone Service Stores
J. S. Hileman
North Seventh
Penna
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