Death notices Robert W Hobaugh 79 funeral at Homer City
Robert W Hobaugh age 79 longtime Center township resident died Thursday evening at his home near Homer City. Funeral services were held Sunday at his residence followed by interment in Greenwood cemetery. Survived by widow Margaret Adair and children including Mrs John Lewis Claud C Hobaugh Joseph W Hobaugh Mrs Wallace Mikessell Mrs Lawrence Jobe Mrs Peter Gallagher Mrs Edgar Moorhead plus 19 grandchildren and six great grandchildren and brother George W Hobaugh. He was born January 10 1857 in Mifflin county and married September 17 1877. He was a member of Homer City Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Hobaugh
Greenwood Cemetery
Center Township
Homer City
Mifflin County
Margaret, Adair
George W. Hobaugh
Butler
Desire
Agnes Lipsie
Blairsville
Scotland
Robert Lipsie
Jefferson County
James Lipsie
Plumville
George Lipsie
Commodore
William and
John Lipsie
Vandergrift
W. W. Herrick
Emporium
Jean Blythe
Mer Shaw
Clearfield
Luther B. McDonald
Leydie
Wayne Avenue
Holt Hughes
M. B. Church
Luther
MccDonald
Brushvalley Township
Hannah Moore
R. D
John D. McDonald
Aspinwall
Notable local deaths and funeral notices from Indiana county
Obituaries recount deaths of Mrs. Mary Work Hogg in Manchester England and Mrs. Brice Mauk of White Township. Also noted are services for Mrs. Agnes Lipsie of Blairsville, Mrs. Harvey S. Fails of Indiana, and Miss Rose Malloy of Pine Township. Surviving relatives across Indiana Johnstown Blairsville and nearby towns are listed.
Weir Vinton dies after operation in Homer City
Terrence V Weir aged 39 died at home in Homer City from complications after an operation. He was a lifelong Homer City resident, son of Mrs Emma Weir and the late Sloan Weir, survived by family in Homer City and Lucerne. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrence V. Weir
Greenwood Cemetery
Terence Vinton Weir
Homer City
Emma Weir
Sloan ‘Weir
Daniel Weir
William Weir
Lester Myers
Glenn Carson
Sloan Weir
Walter Rogers
Lucerne
Maple Grove Birth Announcement and Local Social Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Henry announce the birth of an 8 14 lb son on Thursday, Nov. 12 at their home. Robert Allen and his mother, the former Miss Erma Walker, are doing nicely. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Henry are pleased as the first grandchild. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Waltemire and Cherry Malotte visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roser at Punxsutawney Sun ny. D. B. Detwiler and children Grace, Ronald and Roland. W. H. Sleppy and Dan Henry were Sunday visitors in the Sleppy home. A porch visit to Emerson Rumsey last week. John Clark was an Indiana caller on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Waltemire visited Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Morgan at Revioe Orrin. Mack visited Coy home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James Sleppy and family of Indiana spent an evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Jay Henry
Robert Allen
Erma Walker
John Henry
G. R. Waltemire
Cherry Malotte
Roy Roser
Punxsutawney Sunny
D. B. Detwiler
Grace
Ronald
Roland
W. H. Sleppy
Dan Henry
Sleppy
Emerson Rumsey
John Clark
Indiana
Kenneth Morgan
Revioe
Orrin
Mack
James Sleppy
Local items note Bolivar residents and military families
Bolivar area notices report Mrs. Frank Jonertson spending time with sister Mrs. Charlea Robinson in Bolivar while John McGraw visited from Johnstown. Miss Lida Hall and Doris Gamble visited Mrs. McClure Hall. nurse Miss Mary Ellen Northrope, a U S Army staffer, stays with sister Mrs. Arthur Bowser and mother Mrs. Mary Northrope before a Philippine assignment. Mrs. T A Henderson visits son Oliver Henderson's family. Garfield Fire Clay Co. builds a large brick kiln with 72 hour drying, workers digging foundations. Harry Anderson, son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Anderson, marries Erma Noise of Baltimore. Harry Foust and Miss Dorothy Falmer wed. Rose Hurst secures divorce from Donald Hurst. Forest fire near the railroad ridge fought by Fire Warden Ralph Johns and ten men. Joseph Higgins recovering from illness. Armistice Day visits by Janet Reese and Anna Robinson of Bolyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jonertson
Charlea Robinson
Bolivar
John McGraw
Johnstown
Lida Hall
Doris Gamble
McClure Hall
Mary Ellen Northrope
United States Army
U. S
San Francisco
Calif
Denver
Col
Arthur Bowser
Mary Northrope
Northrope
Philippine Islands
T. A. Henderson
Oliver Henderson
Garfield Fire Clay Co
Clyde Anderson
Harry Anderson
S. Army
Baltimore
Erma Noise
Harry Foust
Town
Dorothy Falmer
Rose Hurst
Donald Hurst
Derry
Ralph Johns
Joseph Higgins
Janet Reese
Anna Robinson
Bol'yes
Services at Crooked Creek Church in Chambersville
Next Sunday services planned with Sunday school at 10 AM and evening worship at 7:80. Various local visits noted including Frank Kirk's family with Mrs Kirk's parents in Clearfield and the Bradys with family members visiting Over in Prospect. Mrs Nastase hospitalized in Indiana, Harry Brady visiting Indiana on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Um Crooked Creek
Frank Kirk
Chas
Brady's
Samuel Nastase
Indiana Hospital
Harry Brady
Indiana
SHELOCTA Sunday activities and local visits noted
Sunday school at nine forty five followed by preaching at eleven and Y P C A at six thirty. John Carnahan, son of T W Carnahan, had tonsils and adenoids removed Friday at Indiana hospital and returned home Sunday morning. Various local families, including Calhouns, Ray, Flemjing, Wiggins, Warner, Lowry, and Carnahan, were seen visiting or attending the church pageant and social events over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelocta
John Carnahan
T.W. Carnahan
Indiana Hospital
J. B. Calhoun
Dutch Run
Sarah Sharp
Floyd Ray
W. M. Society
Ella Warner
Lowry
R. EB. Russell
Mary Lowry
Frank Russell
Idaho
M. M. Carnahan
J. M. Wiggins
Elmer Rising
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willis & Henderson Floral Company
Wayne Ave
James J. Walters
Daugherty’s Drug Store
Indiana, Pa
Arctics
Boot Shop
PENNA
Wethneysete Yen Ou Aterproof
Woolrich Woolen Mill
Buchman
Mary (Work
Hope Hogg
Oxford University
England
Manchester University
Brice Mauk
Robinson
North Seventh Street
Oakland Cemetery
White Township
Lillian Florence Muckle
John Muckle
Young Township
West Union United Presbyterian Church
Carl Manuk
Romayne Palmer
Blacklick
Robert
Beulah Mauk
William Muckle
BH. J. Bothell
Ross Muckle
Parkwood
James Muckle
Cleveland Shaffer
Apollo
Mary Ray
Warren, C
Henry Barthlow
Akron
Mrs. Agnes Lipsie
Harvey S. Falls
Harvey S. Fails
West Oak Street
Sarah Campbell
Benjamin Campbell
Christian Church
R. B. ‘Hurt
Dora Fails
Zula Campbell
Homer ‘City
Miss Rose Malloy
Rose Malloy
George McCreery
Pine Township
Prank Malloy
Strongstown
John Malloy
Marwood
Sbutlor County
G. W. Graff CO
N. 6Th St
Joseph Dougherty
St. Mark's
Juneau
Canoe Township
Pine Grove
A. H. Dougherty
A. M. Dougherty
Tarentum
Ora Héckman
Winona
Minn
Elizabeth Williams
BE. A. Mahan
Punxsutawney
John H. Grube
W.W. Grube
Grove City
C. P. Grube
Toledo
Frank Freund
Streams
Harmony
Cherryhill Township
Penn Run
New York
M. BH
Fred
William
Frank
Charles
James
John
Mrs
Mary Miles
A. Hendry
Joseph Calvo
St. Bernard
Aultman
Italy
Delphine
Mary
Lane
Mary Lutton
Weat Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
Sutton Beauty
Hugh
Melvin
Linnie (Glass) Baker
Brushyalley
Scott Baker
Ben Glass
Guerrini Bellini
Blairaville
Latrobe
James M. Kreps
Coral Luthieran
Church Cemetery
James Marcus Kreps
Marion Center
Tillie Kreps
First National Bank
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Chambersville
Hess Brothers
Hess Bros. Restaurant
South 7Th St
Indiana, Penna
Warner
Arthur Lowry
Mrs. Lowry
Lowry Farm
Geo. D. Leydic Funeral Home
Waynso Avenus
Luxenberg
Elgins
Walthams
Hamiltons
Bulovas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!