Prominent Women Called By Death In County
Two elderly Pennsylvanians, Mrs. Ruth Miller Hamill of East Mahoning town- ship and Mrs. Nancy Rankin of Purchase Line, died after brief illnesses. Hamill, 78, longtime Mahoning United Presbyterian and WCTU member, left husband William M. Hamill and two children Edwin Hamill and Zella Simson. Rankin, born July 6, 1844, leaving children Margaret Tomb and Joseph Rankin, was active in local church affairs with a large kin network. Burial services were held in Mahoning cemetery and church cemeteries, reflecting a life of hospitality and Christian service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Miller Hamill
William M. Mamill
Hagt Mahoning Township
John
Kezla Miller
South Mahoning Township
Plumville
William M. Hamill
Hast Mahoning Township
Edwin $. Hamill
Idaho
Zella Simson
A. T. Simson
Coveds
Hamill
Mary K. Stewart
John A. Miller
Mahoning
Clyde Copeland
Crozier
Covenanter Church
Alter
Mahon Center Presbyterian Church
Mahoning Cemetery
Nancy Rankin
William Rankin
Purchase Line
Frederick
Margaret Langham Butterbaugh
Margaret Tomb
Pittsburgh
Joseph W. Rankin
Clymer
M. A. Farnsworth
Bastrun
William Johnston
Curry Run
W. H. Buterbaugh
Hillsdale
A. L. Buterbaugh
DuBois
E. Buterbaugh
Brockport
N. Y
Geo. Nupp
Deckers Point
R. C. Buterbaugh
M. L. Houk
John Nupp
Melvin Payne
Hast Mahoning Baptist Church
J. O.baer
Glen Campbell Baptist Church
Local Women Die in Ohio and Pennsylvania Incur Losses
Obituaries report the death of Mrs. George McCombs of Cleveland Ohio aged 24 after a two year marriage to George McCombs formerly of Homer City. She leaves her father N M Bothell and sisters Mrs William Anthony and Miss Bessie Bothell. Funeral at Grete church and burial in Greenwood cemetery. Also noted is Mrs Rose Compton of Punxsutawney, wife of Bia Compton, who died November 12. She leaves husband and mother and sister Mrs H S Bowers and half brother R L Price. Funeral at Punxsutawney. A third obituary covers Mrs Jennie France 82 widow of Dr C W France of Young township who died in West Lebanon. She leaves brothers and sisters and will be buried at West Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCombs
Leyina Bothell McCombs
Genter Township
Cleveland
N. M. Bothell
Crete Church
Marrigge
George Mc Combs
Homer City
William Anthony
Bessie Bothell
Kendle Dickenshests
Grete Church
O. J
Greenwood Cemetery
Harry W. Dinsmore
Punx~ Sutawney
Mesa
Dixonville
Thig County
Rose Compton
B. C. Compton
Punxgutawney
Bia
H. S. Bowers
Punxsutawney
R. L. Price
Denver
Colo
8. Clark
Jennie France
Jennis France
C. W. France
Young Township
West
Lebanon
Joseph Fulton
Alexander Reed
Sadie Reed
Rabert Halstein
Kate Voulter
Robert Coulter
William Coulter
Calvin George
C. C. Bruner
Baldwin
Kans
West Lebanon
Nancy Fry
George Fry
Robert A. Pry
Josephine
John Alexander
Burrell Township
Blacklick
Thomas Johnston
David Pollack
Bear Marion Center
Oklahoma City
Okla
Marion Center
Indiana
Marian
Sten Pollock
Town
Mr. Clair Work
Warren, Q
A. J. Pollock
Philadelphia
William Pollock
Bowling Green
Catherine Amye Taylor
Blatraville
B. Dwight Ray
R. N. Ray
Wadnascday
Blaiirsville United Presbyterian Church
Union Hotel
Blairsville
Havand
Cuba
Ray
Byaming Gazette
Blairs Iville
Attractive Nanty to Children Portrait in Nanty-Glo
An image caption describes John Harold aged 244 years and Mildred Mase aged one year as the attractive children of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Graham of Nanty-Glo. The photo was recently taken at the Douglass studio on Philadelphia street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harold
Mildred Mase
J. H. Graham
Nanty-Glo
Douglass
Philadelphia Street
Kidliva
Indiana
Christus
Indiana Boy Scout Hand
MRF Boss Killed in Sagamore Mine Saturday
Duffey Swanson aged about 345 years a fire boss for Buffalo and Susquehanna Co. was instantly killed by a rock fall at Sagamore mine on Saturday. He and Heland faced a roof section when Byland stepped away moments before the collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock
Duffey Swanson
Buffalo & Susquehanna Co
Sagamore
Swanson
Heland
Mr. Byland
Aultman
Jon Mazzola
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Fire Company Dance to Aid Indiana's Electric Alarm System
Indiana residents receive a dollar ticket appeal for the annual benefic dance of the Indiana Fire Association to fund its electric alarm system. Tickets sought from 1510 residents. purchase supports prompt fire alerts and local safety. Also notes local obituaries and market updates and a mining death in Aultman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Fire Association
Indiana
Fire Association
Real Estate Transfers In Indiana County Notice
Real estate deeds recorded list transfers by numerous buyers and sellers in Blairsville Canoe Homer City Second ward White Clymer Center Cherry Tree Young and more with prices from 300 to 8300 dollars. Also Spanish American War Veterans Will Meet at Camp Rest a While in Indiana with Johnstown Camp visiting and traveling canteen present for recruitment and refreshments at 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
John P. Archibald
W. S. Lawrence
Blairaville
Harry Baun
Rose Manfredo
Katherine Imbrie
John C. Huey
Third Ward
Indiana
Allay
Helén Bandatra- Ivich
Homer City
Blaisdell
Omer B. Repp
J. CG. Chapman
Fred W. St. Clair
W. Cc. Bennett
Second Ward
Jacob B. Sudsberger
H. J. Baily
Lotin Clymer
James Orr
Michael Bender
Center
H. Hawes
Richard Jenney
Cherry Tree
Lucian D. Woodruff
Johnstown
Yao
Birthday Surprise for Wade Berkeypile in Cherryhill Township
A large gathering of nearly 100 friends and neighbors celebrated Wade Berkeypile’s 22nd birthday at Mr. and Mrs. Steele Berkeypile’s Cherryhill Township home. The surprise event featured music games and refreshments with a birthday cake presented to Wade by his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryhill Township
Steele Berkeypile
Wade Berkeypile
J. D. Stoke
Mr. Stoke
Local Notes From Blacklice and Nearby Towns
Mrs Cyrus Steffy returns from Cleveland after several months. J C Kager resumes duties at the P R R station after a two week vacation. Mrs Tenrietta Nolf of Frespori visits Howard Kuhus’ home. Frank Carson of Wintondale in town Saturday. A serious case of diphtheria reported in Tony Santerella’s home. Miss Mildred Geary returns to Pittsburgh due to her mother’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Steffy
Cleveland
J.C. Kager
Tenrietta Nolf
Frespori
Howard Kuhus
Frank Carson
Wintondale
Tony Santarella
Mildred Geary
Pittsburgh
Indiana Visitors Fill Weekend Social Ledger
Smerson Cochran of own wades in Brockwayvide over the weekend. Indiana visitors arrive daily as Mr. and Mrs. Potts of Creek side KR D 1, Mr. and Mrs. Delancey and daughter May near Rural Valley, and others roam the county. Several local residents and officials attend events in Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and surrounding towns.
Weddings of a Week in Marehand and Nearby Towns
A week of nuptials unfolds across Marehand and surrounding areas with multiple ceremonies. GhisseMoot Misa Della Moot and KenT. Glngy wed at the Marehand home conducted by Rev. Lewis Steeley. Other couples include Dean Schracengost and Miss Clara Whitingstal in Washington, D C, and Walter Ray Kopp with Ming Wthyl June Owmain in Clymer. Additional weddings involve Archie S. Little and Neille O. Garnahan, Ralph Ti McGinity and Crer irudo Bowers, M. A. Johnston and Milon Peterman, along with Catherine Amye Taylor and B. Dwight Ray in Blairsville. The piece also notes upcoming November nuptials and social events for local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Della Moot
Anuiny Moot
Marehand
Kent
Renfrewa
Lewis Steeley
Marchand United Evancelieal Church
Gites
Marchand District
Philpsas Company
Marchand
Everning
Kopp-Lowman
Walter Ray Kopp
Clymer
Ming Wthyl June Owhmain
W. B. Lowman
Rayne Township
Grove Chapel Lutheran Church
J. W. Slifer
Hakes
Mary Kopp
Kopp
Indiana Audience Tears Over Danger Of Cancer
Prominent Pittsburgh physician Dr. Grith spoke to Kiwanis Rotary and other groups at a YMC A event on cancer dangers and signs. He warned that skin and mucous cancers are often avoidable and described early indicators such as warts patches and persistent sores. He cited wart removal under anesthesia and modern methods as safe, urging prompt treatment and noting wartime mortality figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grith
Pittsburgh
Morey Hospital
Pernetpal Apethor Betorn
Kiwanis and
Rotary Clubs
Otter
Taftoviniiten Werle
Y. MC. A
Grhiuh
Sancor Ud
Onneer
Pennsylvanie
Persia
United States
Local residents frequent Pittsburgh visits and travelers
Homer City notes visitors and travelers: Warry Powler and son James of Latrobe visited Wy. G. Crawford. Miss Martha and Esther George shopped in Pittsburgh. Claude Petted of Hetlwood and Herbert Tuck of Pittsburgh were guests. Paul Campbell and sons of Savan called on friends. Morris DeBoney arrived home after a Pittsburgh wedding. Bert Kinkie and family of Crack Side spent Sunday. Mary Sutton and W. S. Blythe attended a football game in Pittsburgh. Lisle Pucklinger and R. J. McConnaughey returned from Ohio. Eleanor Lytle, a Jacksonville teacher, spent the weekend at home. Margaret and Pear Allison shopped in Pittsburgh. Park Stroump and daughter visited at C. W. Bell's in Neoner Davin. Jay Mock spent Sunday with the Junes. I. W. McLaughlin’s family visited G. C. Pollack near Gale Tree. Wolan Prech stayed with sister Mrs George Caldwell. LaRue Metihoes visited sister Ira Sloan in Johnstown. Warner and John Warner spent the weekend with Mrs Hie ta Warner. Virginia Miller improving at home. Victor Newcomb from Oaktree visited Kerr friends. Mrs Hurt Sell visiting sister Margaret Sharp. John O. Campbell visited Indiana. Warner Warner visiting Vandergriff. Harry Heyley visited daughter Mrs Porter Milley. Hugh Campbell and family to Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry Powler
Aon
James
Latrobe
Morris DeBoney
Pittsburgh
Tito Bert Kinkie
Crack Iside
Haing
Heler
Mary Sutton
Blythe
Steele
Priday
Mra
Lisle Pucklinger
R. J. McConnaughey
Ohio
Mish
Eleanor Lytle
Jacksonville
Hare
Misaes Margaret
Pear Allison
Mr. Gil
Park Stroump
Datters
C. W. Bell
Neonr Davin
Mee
Jay Mock
Here
I. W. McLaughlin
Luela
Freida Maa
G. C. Pollack
Qale Tree
Mish Wolan Prech
George Caldwell
Pryxsutnonoey
Mira Larue Metihoes
Sintur
Ira Sloan
Johnstown
Tashwenk
William Marks
Gon
Thin
Marion Center
Calla Rocenidy
Jeane Doateditieer
Brindle
Younsgelowi
Warner
John Warngrand
Hieta Warner
Virginia Miller
Victor Newcomb
Oaktree
Kenneth Kerr
Hurt Sell
Margaret Sharp
Indiana
John QC
Campbell
Warner Warner
Vandergriff
Harry Heyley
Porter Milley
Hugh Campbell
Saltsburgh
Poultry Show and Prize List Headed for Indiana County
Prizes awarded by Homeyenge for Hest Viet and Moerli names of winners. County Agent J. W. Warner judged exhibits with 60 percent yield and merit. Winners listed: James Metnhoes, Harry Schurr, Watson Lingenfelter, James Condron, Earle Wyncoop, Arthur Kintor, Lynn Kintor, Bob Adams, Martha Burkett. Show set for December 14-16 at the new Armory South Sixth Street and Wayne Avenue. Two divisions: exhibition and utility. Corn, Potato and Apple Show also planned with entries due by December 1 and exhibits at Farm Bureau offices by December 1 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeyenge
Hest Viet
Moerli
Joukey Shaw
Appin
Wellyshore
Iselu
Wularie
Kelyshburg
Kirt
Grange
J. W. Warner
Tome Grange
James Metnhoes
Harry Schurr
Watson Lingenfelter
James Condron
Lauri
Earle Wyncoop
Arthur Kintor
Lynn Kintor
Bob Adams
Martha Burkett
Indiana County
New Armory
South Sixth Street
Wayne Avenue
Chia
Elusa
Moat Faraars
ATL
Desember
Nice
Farm Bureau
Corn Ranks as King of State Grain Crops This Year
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture reports corn remains the top grain, with a crop exceeding sixty five million bushels. Lancaster leads state production over five million, followed by York, Chester, and Berks counties. Indiana County yielded 844,967 bushels from 22,053 acres at an average over 37 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teperta
Bureau of Ktatialich
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Lancaster County
York County
Chester County
Lu cone store robbed again near Homer City
The Lu cone store near Homer City was robbed Thursday morning for about $1,000 in merchandise. It was the second theft in four days and the third within a year, with a safe broken open and parts of the store rifled. Sheriff J. Ry Richards and State Police are pursuing clues to capture the robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucone
Homer City
Lha
J. Ry Richards
Local Man Fined for Eagle Shooting Displayed at Drug Store
Robert Grosse of Armstrong Township was fined ten dollars by the State Game Commission after shooting an American eagle near Thomas Bridge. He claimed ignorance of eagle protection laws and that the bird was a common one. The commission may confiscate the specimen as a correctional display. In Chicago, a 19 year old mother, Mrs. James C. Le Brasca, gave birth to a daughter with limb absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaaller
Hayle
Robert Grosse
Thomas’ Bridge
Armstrong Township
Stats Game Commission
Daugherty Drug Store
Grosse
State Game Commission
James C. le Brasca
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willian M. Hamill
East Mahoning Township
Alness
Drs. Wil- Han Rankin
MRF
Sagamore Mine
Henry G. Bennett
Pine Township
Bennett
L. W. Slifer
Grove Chapel
Bethel Church
Cockport
Treutman Co
Andrew Sonokey
Chymer
Joseph
Andrew
Stephen
Frank
Alexander
Bertha
Elizabeth
Helen
St. Bernard Catholic Church
Fetterman
Banks Township
Bennett School
Strongstown
Bell
Washington Township
Wallace
West Wheatfield Township
Scout Band
Alex Bennett
Hile’s
Pennett
Boy Scout Movement
Adeline Hester Barnes
George Barnes
J. Fred McClaren
Joseph A. McClaren
Saltsburg
Indiana Normal School
J. A. Lawrencee
J. A. Lawrence
North Seventh Street
Iva A. Myers
School Street
M. Bennett & Sons
Homer Burkett
Maple Street
Jas. W. Holstein
Biafraville
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club of
Stotary Club
Clymes Community Club
Gitt Clymer Post
American Lexion
Clymer Community Club
Homes
Friday Kiter
Hower City
Blacklice
Smerson Cochran
Own
Brockwayvide
J. B. Potts
Creakside
KR. D
J. ©. Delancey
May
Valley
Geoven A. Garr
Grave
FF. Parry
Golden Johns
Withingburg
A. &. Moorhead
South Seventh Street
A. C. Ober
George Ober
Galen and
Clarence
Diamondvilla
Ben Pollock
Okin
State Chamber of Commerce
L. W. Slifar
Grove Chapel Lutheran
Edward Voyvel
Vogel Brog
Log Tailors
Merchant Tailors' Designer Association
Walter Cover
Progress
J.C. McDermott
Greensburg
J. R. Clements
Omer Graff
Ruth
M. R. Buterbaugh
Commodore
Adlai Stiles
Third Street
Alex Wart
Topeka
New York City
Frank Schenkel
McIntyre
Pearl Kerr
Smicksburg
George Learn
Mary
R. L. Learn
Pappler
Neae
Vandergrift
Mikes Sara Long
Elders Ridge
G. L. Stewart
R. L. Henry
O. J. Fleming
Henry
Clark
New Athens
Clara
Margaret Gam
WM. C. News
Win
Subtle God
Mrs. J
Learn
Rochester Mills
IL W. Oberdin
Tadiaut
Mik
Duinle Wider
Mainy
Miro
W. Varner
Big Thun
Bilarchard
Clyde Gibson
Cresson
Willian Gibson
John Siapson
Punxsituwoey
Steffy
Rock Bridge Presbyterian Church
End Mes
Jouph Wilken
Robinson
Orreua Brendlinger
Pitcairn
Annie Fisher
Lemon Brendlinger
Dean Schracengost
Clara Whitingstal
Pittsburg
Washington, D. C
England
Schrevengost
McCreary Mre & Rubber Company
Lidhe-Carnahas
Archie S. Little
Stayne Township
Neille O. Garnahan
Rey RR
W. Keim
McGinity-Bowers
Ralph Ti, McGinity
Crerirudo $. Bowers
Ware
Blairavile
Norman Slanter
Johnton-Peterman
M. A. Johnston
Milon Peterman
Elderton
J. Cal George
Bleonuses
Mireman
Tesrostoftica
Beewark Wilson
Phidelphia
Clarence So Borland
Promim
Girl Scouts of
Dumieh
Grange Hall
Enn
Shefoota
Edweed Bennett
Edward Bennett
Adirondacks
Tioga County
Clair A. Lydie
Helen J. Stepha Tacklele
Paul A. Marshall
Hunville
Mabel Kerr
Ben F
Crosam
Aulaw Whey
Lottie George Punxsutawney
Marl H. Glass
Tnoiana
Serbad OF
Pries
Burowat of Statistics
Pennsylvania
Duparhment of Agriculture
Lucerne
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