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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1934

Page

7

Death notices for Dr Harry Snyder Keepers and Henry Baker

Dr Harry Snyder Keepers 77 retired dentist and longtime Indiana resident died Sunday after a paralytic stroke. Funeral Tuesday at Streams Funeral Home with burial in Oakland cemetery. Born Latrobe February 21 1857, survived by three sisters and daughter Mrs Frank Welsh. Funeral conducted by Rev Holt Hughes. Henry Baker 84 died Thursday at daughter Mrs Thomas Johnston’s home in Saltsburg. Burial Sunday at Saltsburg cemetery. Survived by children Mrs Johnston Mrs Daugherty Mrs Sanders and others. siblings listed.

Harry Streams Oakland Cemetery Harry Snyder ‘Keepers Indiana Frank Welsh Rossiter Latrobe Isaac Lydia F. L. Johnston Pittsburgh Curtis Johnston East Liverpool W. M.dawson Brooklyn New York Saltsburg Henry Baker Thomas Johnston John Annie Bowman) Baker Johnston Salisbury Eizabeth Daugherty Jeannette Mildred Sanders Greensburg Harry Baker Cleveland Roy Baker Russelltown Nicholas ‘Baker John Painter Susan Painter Ellen Johns John Baker Pleasant Unity

Obituary for Andrew M. Neal of Loop West Mahoning township

Andrew M. Neal aged 81 native of northern Indiana county died at the home of Herbert T. Neal Loop West Mahoning township. He was born near North Point July 25 1853 son of Abraham L. and Sara MacCreight Neal. He married Agnes Meanor of Marion Center and lived in Punxsutawney until her death. Surviving brothers James and John P. Neal reside in North Point. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 PM at the Neal home burial in Marion Center cemetery.

Andrew M. Neal Indiana County Herbert T. Neal Loop West Mahoning Township Abraham L Sara MacCreight Neal North Point Agnes Meanor Marion Center Punxsutawney Neal James John P. Neal Herbert Neal Loop Marion Center Cemetery

Funeral services for Mrs Bennett held in Blairsville

Funeral services were to be conducted Thursday at 2 30 PM in Blairsville Baptist Church for Mrs Elijah Bennett aged 61 who died Monday at her Blairsville home. A resident of Blairsville for 40 years she was active in community life and leaves a husband and many children including Mrs Harry Neal Mrs G T Piper J P R D and Dale Bennett of Blairsville Mrs Gilbert Bunzinotti of Blacklick Mrs Thomas Harvey of Mansfield Mrs D J Gibson of Elizabeth N J and Miss Adeline Bennett at home.

Blairsville Elijah Bennett Harry Neal G. T. ‘Piper J. P

Hetrick Rites Held For Local Resident At Greenwood

George W Hetrick aged 76 died at his home on School street and was buried after funeral rites in Greenwood cemetery. The native of Armstrong county had lived in Jefferson and Clearfield counties before settling in this county 15 years ago leaving a daughter Mrs Francis Rogers and six sons in Indiana Wilkinsburg Cleveland and Detroit plus 11 grandchildren and a great grandchild. Also noted is the death of Mrs Albano Raymond wife of Albano Raymond aged 31 daughter of Mr and Mrs Rocco DeChurch of Homer City with services at Lucerne Catholic church and burial at St Bernard cemetery along with her husband and five children.

George W. Hetrick Robinson Greenwood Cemetery School Street Armstrong County Jefferson Clearfield Francis Rogers Saltsburg Walter Hetrick Indiana Warren Hetrick Wilkinsburg Nathan Hetrick Cleveland, C William Hetrick Lanes Mills Russell Hetrick Detroit Mich DuBois Albano Raymond Nellie Raymond Canton Rocco DeChurch Homer City Lucerne Catholic Church St. Bernard Town Paustina Isabelle Beatrice Alba Norman Larry Julia Mary Louise Joan Jeannie Vanity

Death Notice for William Griffith in Colbran Colorado

William Griffith aged 68 a native of Cramer big county died recently at Colbran Colorado from injuries after being thrown from a horse and kicked in the chest while riding his ranch rounds. He was unmarried and had lived in the west for 30 years. He was brother to Mrs John Brown of Seward and Charles Griffith of Johnstown.

William Griffith Cramer Big County Colbran Colo John Brown Seward Charles Griffith Johnstown

Nellie Bell Sexton Lays Died at Five Weeks

Nellie Bell Sexton, aged five weeks, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Sexton of Two Lick, died Sunday at the parental home. The funeral is set for Monday at Robinson Funeral and Greenwood Cemetery.

Nellie Bell Sexton Robinson Greenwood Cemetery Nelle Bell Sexton George Sexton Twolick

Miss Mary M Snyder Funeral Held in Brushvalley Township

Funeral services were conducted Saturday afternoon at the late home followed by burial in Frye cemetery for Miss Mary Matilda Snyder age 88 lifelong Brushvalley resident who died at home on Thursday. Born March 9 1846 she was the daughter of Daniel and Mary Killen Snyder. She is survived by her brother B H C Snyder who lived with her and a sister Mrs Abbie Kunkle of Altoona.

Mary M. Snyder Frye Mary Matilda Snyder Brushvalley Township Daniel Mary Killen Snyder BH. C. Snyder Abbie Kunkle Altoona

Miller 24 Die in Sudden Heart Ailment Funeral Today

Martin Theodore Miller aged 24 dies suddenly at his parents home near Strongatown from a heart ailment. Funeral services will be held today at his late residence. He leaves parents Nelson T. Miller and several siblings Roxie Bell Alverda Mary Clark Waterman Floyd Gerald Keziah Miller and half brother Womer Roser.

Martin Theodore Miller Nelson T. Miller Strongatown Roxie Bell Alverda Mary Clark Waterman Floyd Gerald Keziah Miller Womer .Roser

Marie Balog Dies in Johnstown Hospital at 39

Mrs. Marie Balog of Vintondale aged 39 died in a Johns town hospital on Wednesday from complications after an operation. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Vintondale Catholic church followed by interment in the church cemetery. Born in Austria she had lived in Vintondale six years and leaves five children, her mother, three sisters and a brother in Austria.

Vintondale Catholic Marie Balog Vintondale Wehrum Johnstown Austria Wintondale

Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Flynn in St Bernard church

Mrs Sarah Flynn aged 57 native of the county died Friday at her Woodvale home in Allegheny county from a complication of diseases. Funeral Monday in St Bernard Catholic church followed by interment in the church cemetery. She leaves two brothers John Gorman of town and Joseph Gorman of Seward and a sister Mia Celia Friel of Philadelphia.

St. Bernard Caitholic Church Sarah Flynn Woodvale Allegheny County John Gorman Town Joseph Gorman Seward Mia Celia Friel Philadelphia

Funeral for Miss Emma J Calhoun in Nowrytown

Funeral services will be held today in Nowrytown for Miss Emma J Calhoun aged 73 who died Sunday from a complication of diseases. Interment will follow at Salishbury cemetery. She is survived by a sister Mrs Laura B McCombs of town and two brothers H P and Charles E Calhoun of Nowrytown.

Wille Nowrytown Salishbury Cemetery Emma J. Calhoun Laura B. McCombs Town H.P Charles E. Calhoun

Club Women Hear illuminating Address on Europe

Reverend Arthur J. Pfohl of Zion Lutheran spoke to the New Century Club at the W C T U hall on Monday night. He described danger spots in Europe including Yugoslavia Saarland and Austria where political tensions threaten peace and could spark war. He noted Russia’s desire for peace and warned that conflict would derail Russian plans. The talk detailed three key spots: Yugoslavia’s uncertain alliance after King Alexander’s assassination, the Saar’s January decision on League of Nations oversight versus join Germany, and Austria’s contested influence by Germany and Italy.

Arthur J. Pfohl Zion Lutheran Church New Century Club W. C. T. U. Hall Europe Jugoslavia Saar Austria Russia Pfohl Alexander France Germany League of Nations Italy

Youth Wins Car From Local Firemen by Investing Small Sum

Mike Beray a youth from Yatesboro held winning number 9926 and won a Plymouth car donated by the Indiana Fire Department at the Ritz theater during the firemen's annual benefit. He had only 30 cents before buying tickets and invested the remaining funds to try his luck. He returned to town to watch a film and was surprised to learn he owned the prize car.

Mike Beray Yatesboro Indiana Fire Department Ritz Theater Henry Indiana Mike Herbert

Perplexing Financial Problems Face Coming State Legislature

C W Lewis of the State Chamber of Commerce told local business men at First United Presbyterian Church that raising 178 million dollars for an estimated two year deficit will be a major challenge for the 1985-37 session. He outlined several plans to cover part of the gap, but large sums remain unprovided after tapping apparent income sources. He cited unemployment, school financing, and highways as other strains on the session’s agenda.

C. W. Lewis State Chamber of Commerce First United Presbyterian Church Lewis

Lavinia's Surprise Engagement at Private Hollywood Gathering

Lavinia learns her planned engagement to Telix Aaronson may be announced at a women-only luncheon hosted by Hortense. Amid a lavish party outdoors, Raoul appears, playing a love melody that awakens old feelings, while Lavinia wrestles with upcoming social duties and a looming public proposal.

Hortense Lavinia Hollywood Vin Felix Raoul Artists’ Bureau Unemployment Relief Agency Fim Truoul Telix Aaronson Portico Iast Traoul

Local Notes From Smicksburg and Nearby Areas

Smicksburg and surrounding towns report several social visits including Mr and Mrs Henry Drone of New Bethlehem visiting Mrs Ella McBriar. Guests like Essie Weston Patty and Lucetta Uncapher travel between Dayton Punxsutawney and Butler for family and work. A Lutheran church supper and bazaar are planned for Friday night with a Thanksgiving service and Women’s Missionary Society event scheduled for Sunday.

Henry Drone New Bethlehem Ella McBriar Essie Weston Patty Glenn Holden Dayton Wm. Prugh Chas. Lukehart Vandergrift J. L. Condron Tyler Criseman Norma Jean Butler Lucetta Uncapher Punxsutawney FP. C. Unecapher Indiana Lawrence Menelly Walier Alice Good Melvin Good Wilkinsburg Lutheran Church Pearl Lukehart J. J. Gondron Women's Missionary Society Theo, Elkin David Edmunds J. J. Condron Lola Walton Annie Bond Wi. Good and Family Pinerove

New Vegetable Debuts From Gourd and Cucumber Cross

A new vegetable is created by crossing the Spanish gourd with the cucumber. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette extend to R. D. readers a price of 96.50.

the Progress and Pittsburgh Post- Gazette R. D

Local Social Roundup From Indiana and Penn Run

Maple Grove reports Sunday callers and weekend visits across Indiana Penn Run and nearby towns. Families including Munshower Wolfe and Detwiler share hospital and home news while local residents travel to Leetsdale and Livermore for visits and celebrations. A lighthearted ad style exchange suggests a simple wedding concept and rural humor about gear for fishing.

Crooked Creek church to host Sunday services

Church services are planned at Crooked Creek church next Sunday afternoon at an undetermined time, with Sunday school at 2 o clock. Local residents, including Carl Miller and family of Vandergrift visiting Harry Miller, and other families from Indiana, Kittanning, Vandergrift, and Willett stopped by or called on friends and relatives around town Sunday.

Crooked Creek Carl Miller Raymond Elizabeth Vandergrift Harry Miller Jay McQuilkin Indiana Ida Banks Joseph Schwab Tidioute Howard Prospect Frank Kirk Passmore Kittanning Melvin Wella Nettie ‘Wella Emma Bothell Heleaa Waterson Willett

Askit Replies On Friday Travel Superstition

Askit insists journeys start on any day, while Telit argues against superstition. Telit notes payday falls on Saturday, implying practical scheduling over beliefs.

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Mrs Martin T. Miller Thayer Waldo McClure Syndic Berrios Miss Prout Eno Georgia Smicksburg Indiana & Saltsburg Jas. W. Robinson & Sons Robinson Organization Order Membe Order OF the Golden Rule Maple Grove Russel Munshower R. G. Wolfe Elaine Leone Dick Wolfe Ester Groft Penn Run Jamea R. Tayton D. B Kenwood Mert Walio Brown Buddy Jacobs Leetsdale Dick Falr Near! Tr Waltemire D. BE. Detwiler Dallas Holby D. J. Detwiler Indiana Hospital Jon Shearer Commodore Evelyn Wolfe Cary Slappy Penn Hun Jane Wolfe Wolfe Fill Wiliegh Siashis Nass Roy Henry Pennsylvania Avenue Apolia, PA Chambersville G. M Indiana Motor Co Buick—Sales and Service Pontiac North Eighth Street
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