Death notices span Indiana town and nearby areas
Obituaries for Mika Lena Marshall age 61 of Indiana Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh, Cordilla Mumau Hazlett Deckers Point, John A Trinkley Pine township, Harry Tomb Dick Wilkeningburg, James A Elder Indiana native, Wilbur G Densmore Coral. Funeral services held in St Bernard Shiloh St Patrick Wilkinsburg and Altoona with interment in local cemeteries. Survivors listed include siblings spouses and grandchildren.
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Mike Lena Marshall
St. Bernard Catholic Church
Town
Church
Mika Lena Marshall
Indiana
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Phillip Marshall
St. Bernard Church
Albert J. Marshall
Smicksburg
John Marshall
Pittsbureh
M. M. Connally
Pasadena
Calif
George W. Hazlett
Shiloh Baptist Church
Deckers Point
Indiana Hospital
Cordilla Mumau
D. W
Martha (Kinter) Mumau
Green Township
Shiloh
J. K. Mumau
Colville, Wash
L. A. Mumau
Eugene, Ore
Miner John Sklar Dies After Hip Injury in Clune
John Sklar aged 23 of Clune died at Indiana hospital after complications from a hip fracture suffered at home. He had worked 17 years as a miner for Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal and recently married. He leaves a wife, parents, multiple siblings, and funeral services were held in Kittanning.
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James A. Elder
James IA. Hitler
Indiana
Carnegie
John C. Elder
State
Altoona
John Sklar
Clune
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company
McIntyre Catholic Church
Coal Run Union
United Mine ‘Workers of America
John
Grace ‘Hutchison
Oil City
Robert
Huntington Beach
Calif
Kittanning
Saltsburg
Margaret Carmont
Edward Shupe
Salisbury
Samuel Carmont
Iselin
Frank Diemic
Cresson Eanitarium
State urges auto owners to speed 1985 license tag rush
Harrisburg reports the Bureau of Motor Vehicles asks car owners to apply early to ease December demand and keep cars in use. About 200000 sets of 1936 plates issued so far, ahead of last year. Early applications prevent last minute delays and ensure prompt processing at a million-dollar monthly operation. 1935 plates may be used Dec 15 or Jan 1. current registrations become invalid later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Pennsylvania
William Jennings Bryan Quip On Voters and Washington
A quotation attributed to William Jennings Bryan recalls his 10 year old remark that fear of the voter begins wisdom for a politician and predicts wisdom in Washington as Congress convenes. The remark highlights Bryan's view of electoral influence on governance.
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William Jennings Bryan
Washington
Congress
The Central Park West Affair at Three O'Clock
A tense New York scene unfolds in a designer apartment near Central Park West as a wife near hysterics confronts a planned betrayal. A note threatens exposure of her affair, prompting a desperate scramble as time ticks toward a fateful three o'clock rendezvous.
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Sally
Miss Helen
Central Park
Framingham
Marie
Bil
Marie Jaynes
Ikaoul Desmord
Central Park West
Maud Booth to address Western Penitentiary inmates weekend
Maud Ballington Booth famed as The Little Mother will visit Pittsburgh for two days December 1 and 2. She will address 1,147 inmates at Western Penitentiary Saturday afternoon after which all activities end at 4 46 PM. Booth speaks Sunday at 7 46 PM in German Evangelical Church on Lights and Shadows in the Prison World, with amplifiers for overflow. Wedding anniversary noted for Mr and Mrs Andrew Fox of Armstrong township with relatives in attendance and gifts exchanged following a turkey dinner.
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Maud Ballington Booth
Pittsburgh
Western Penitentiary
Andrew Fox
Armstrong Township
Viola Vendor
Plumville
Vernon Vendor
Sardis Papajean
Kittanning
Joe Schrecengost
Edgar Harkleroad
Dorothy
Vera
Edgar
Harold . Schrecengost
Dale
Vernon Boyer
James Brown
Donald
Rodney
Yatesboro
Merle Schrecengost
Ray
Fay
Minerva
Oris Boyer
Robert
Elderton
Dale Shaner
Robert and Clifford
Vandergrift
Venison Cooking Tips From Campfire to Table
Broad guidance favors broiling over frying to preserve flavor and aid digestion. Roast venison by suspending meat before a hardwood fire, turning often and using drippings in a pan on the ground for frequent basting. Aim for medium rare to tenderloin standard, avoiding over or under cooking.
Maple Grove Social And Church Notices Across Week
Maple Grove reports numerous visits and visits to Kinfolk with Willis Emigh celebrating their second wedding anniversary on November 21. Indiana and Penn Run residents appear in weekend gatherings and church revival attendances.
Experience is what you get when you're looking for something else
A note on home bottling of grape and tomato juice suggests turning bottles on their side after corking to further sterilize the cork or stopper, highlighting the perceived benefit of this method. It frames sterilization as a key factor in home bottling practices.
Gift subscription drives Christmas orders for The Progress
The Indiana Progress promotes holiday subscriptions as ideal gifts for family and friends away from home. It highlights weekly county news summaries, club offers on magazines and farm papers, and mailing options with greetings to subscribers. Rates are $1.50 in Indiana county and $2.00 outside. orders go to The Indiana Progress, Indiana, Penna.
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Progress
Ayers
Indiana County
Indiana Progress
Indiana
Penna
Iit
Doctor Recommends Apples To Lose Weight
A physician suggests eating apples as a method to reduce weight. The report notes a patient named Adam who reportedly shrank significantly after following the apples plan.
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Adam
East Wheatfield Notes and Local Socials Report
Miss Virginia d Caldwell returns from Altoona visit with Mrs Sarah Humer ald family and others in Dilltown Armagh area. Eleanor Guldin joins 500 club Friday. Tioga Day quilling club met at Mrs Willan Campbell. Clarence Pindley hosted Cramer Mo Ladies Aid. Names embroidery netted 40.50 plus audit later. Seward Presbyterian Church fair slated Dec 4 with Penn Traffic Co Glosser Bros booths. B A Kramer of Armagh leaves for Florida for new job.
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Virginia d. Caldwell
Sarah Humerald
Altoona
Hallie &. Dil
Park Ridge
Stewart Fandly
Dilltown
Triands
Armagh
Yicinity
Eleanor Guldin
500 Club
Willan Campbell
Alva
Clarence Pindley Wis
Cramer Mo
Ladies Ald Society
Shabu
Lawon Rosenberry
Cranmer
Seward Presbyterian Church
O. Traxler
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John A. Trinkley
St. Patrick Catholic
Camerons Bottom
Patton
Pine Township
Frank
William
Isadore Trinkley
Heilwood
George
Reekie
DuBois
Harry Tomb
Dick Harry
Wilkineburg
West Wheatfield
John R
Sarah
Tomb) Dick
Maude Bennett
New Florence
Carroll
Cloyd
Claude
Forrest
Herbert
Millard
W. Hugh
Misa Leona Dick
Wilkingburg
H. W. Shearer
Wilkinsburg
Bethel United Presbyterian Church
West Wheatfield Township
Wilburn
Densmore
Wilbur G. Densmore
Coral
Alta Densmore
Russell
Abensburg
Curtis
Greensburg
Irwin
Preston McIntosh
Julia S. Hodge
Blairsville
Jane
Mary
Elizabeth
George W. Craighead
I. M. Hodge
Etherton
Frank Diemie
Thomas J. Frederick
Spring Church
Armstrong County
Sara B. Miller
Venison
Joskenine Cinson
Heinz Food Institute
Maple Grove
Willis Emeigh
Witmer Muckle
Howard Willard
Roy Wolfe
Blanche
Penn Run
Buddy Jacobs
Grace Detwiler
Victor Brown
Harry Adams
Paul
Alfred Overman
Cathryn
Johnstown
John Overman
Merl Brown
Victor
Mrs. McGintis
Leetsdale
Saul Emigh
Kenwood
Brother
Willis Emigh
Igaac Sleppy
George Greene
Pelsano
Rexza McCullough
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Jennie Coy
Glen Campbell
Marie Jacobs
Dolly
Weldo Brown
D. B. Detwiler
Dallas Holby
Mary Coy
Irvin
Samuel Greene
Belgano
Rh. Waltemire
Dick Farr
Martin Miller
Cameron's Bottom
Mr. Jones
Hal McRed
Mrs. J
East Wheatfield
Merry Widow
Maurice Chevalier
Jeanette MacDonald
Miate Teachers College
Viola Mitchell
Tomiie
Young
Warner Baxter
Conchita Montenegro
Roy Henry
Pennsylvania Avenue
Apollo
Parnell, Cowher & Co. General Insurance Agents
Citizens Bank Building
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