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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1933

Page

7

Obituary of local resident with Fleming family details

Sudden illness ends life of resident known as chief engineer father and husband. The deceased leaves a sister Mrs George Rowe and brothers Frank Fleming of Dizonville and Wm Fleming of Vandergrift. Funeral services this afternoon at Fleming house with Rev Dr Robert L Clark toll followed by interment in Greenwood Cemetery.

Ib Fileming Town Harry Ower Beatrice Meming Thetdiana H. Clair Fleming Associated ‘Gas’ & Electric System Punkestttawney A. GC. Fleming Dravo Doyle Co Pittsburgh George Rowe Frank Fleming Dizonville Fleming Vandergrift Pleming House Robert L. Clark Presbyterian Church Greenwood Cemetery

Funeral rites for Samuel Gressley held in Brush Valley church

Funeral services were conducted Tuesday in Brush Valley Lutheran church for Samuel Gressley aged 71 plus interment in the church cemetery. He died Saturday at home and left a widow, several children, 45 grandchildren and two great grandchildren, with numerous siblings and relatives listed. Other notices include deaths of Mrs. James Reasinger in Ernest and Mrs. B. I. Roadmarel in Went, with details on survivors and funeral plans.

Brush Valley Lutheran Church Samuel Gressley Cherryhill Bisié Mitchell Clayton Gressley Brushvalley John Gressley Belaang Alvin Gressley Town Wdna Dearmy Olié Boring Strostystown William Gressley Hellwood Elizabeth Gressley Washington David Howard Clark Gressley Mary> Ray Amanda Wakefield Jane Stewart Nan Stahl Gressley Greasiey Greenwood James J. Reasinger Ernest Troutville Jefferson County Erneést Union Church The Dames of Malta Minnie Hershberger Leechburg Jennie Luther Erie Fred B. Jones Bis Punxentawney Misa Clara Lydick B.M. Lydick Cookport Puntsutawney Jones Punasyutawney H. M. Bowser West Mahoning Township Smithsburg West Mahonity Township Waa. A Dayton M. . Church Dayton Lodge of Odd Fellows John Bowser Rural Valley Philip J.chilcote Pittsburgh Homer City M. B M. H New ‘Florence Nanty- Glo Hbensburg Manorville Evans City Monaco Sharpsburg Sheridan Brushton Roas Avenue Wilkinsnee Thesonic Lodge Annie Chilcote Sanford Cornelia Esther Keturah Madeline Homewood M. E Mt. ‘Royal Cemetery St. Bernard ‘Catholic Church Margaret Oligher Slig Worth Fourth Street Indiana Joseph Illig Joseph Ug Fred Mig Lena Bailey Rose Tyler Sacramento Calif Millie Anna Agnes Oligher Harrold Duncan Benjamin F. Duncan North Leidy Bloomsburg Blair Groft Moundsville W. Va Zion Lutheran Church B. F. Duncan Philadelphia Street Greenwood Cemetery Harry Clark Pardoy White Township Scott Clark Ruth New Castle Margaret Ellen Elmira Mercer Cemetery Mary Lou Fallon Marchand Cemetery Mary Lou Clarence Pallon Near Marchand Adrain Punxsutawney James H. Sauitson Thea Greenwood Cemetery James H. Jamison Brushvalley Township Fairfield Township New Florence Hlawifa M. C. Wineland Ligonier Township Grace Jamison Besele Irene Washington Marion Center Bensale Sterie Washington McIntyre Indiana Hospital Jacksonville Adam G.,empfield Bairdstown Blairaville Blairsville Romola Center County Carolyn June Arthur McCloskey Cherry Tree McCloskey Robert Muir Bolivar Hiim

Obituary notices for Bowser Nibert Chilcote andIllig families

Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from West Mahoning and surrounding townships detail deaths of H M Bowser aged 64 a prominent farmer and school board member, Adam Nibert 86 ex-resident, Rev Philip J Chilcote longtime M E minister, Margaret Illig and Margaret Oligher Sl ig among others. Families, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements listed.

Obituary notices from Indiana area deaths and funerals

Multiple brief notices report deaths across Indiana area towns including Fairfield, McIntyre, Blairsville, Dilltown, Cherry Tree, and Bolivar. Names include James Jamison 81, Bessale Washington 44, M K Northam, Angeline Lukehart, Adam Empfield 33, Lucilla Campbell seven months, Carolyn June three months, Robert Muir, Robert Hamilton 77. Surviving relatives and funeral details listed for each case.

Buck Rescued From Deserted Coal Mine Pit

A handsome eight point buck was rescued from a 24 foot coal mine pit at Wehrum Buffington township on Wednesday. It dropped to the bottom after jumping or falling over a four foot wall. Rope aided return to the surface and release in nearby woods. Authorities believe it was chased by dogs and the deer was only lightly injured.

Wehrum Buffington

Rural Mail Carrier Survives Narrow Crossing Collision

N F Mott a rural mail carrier on a star route between McGees Milla and Glen Campbell escaped with scalp wounds and contusions after a big mail truck and a freight train collided at a crossing one mile east of Glen Campbell. His vehicle was wrecked and he was unconscious briefly before being taken to Clearfield hospital for treatment. An oil tip for preventing leather cracking is noted at the end.

N. F. Mott McGee's Milla McGees ‘Milla Glen Campbell Mott Clearfield Hospital

Youth and Love Complications At Bradley's Beach

Mary Boyd, 20, enjoys tennis and summer life with Tony Lawton, 45, and Bob Eldridge, 22, at Bradley's. A love triangle unfolds as Mary reveals her feelings for Tony while Bob vies for her affections. A boating accident exposes Tony’s protective care and Mary’s growing realization of true love.

Mary Boyd Beach Country Club Mary Tony Tony Lawton Bob Eldridge Lawton Nfe Bradley's Beach Bradley’s Har Bradley's Thia Glivery Sands

Pewter Used for Patriot Bullets in American Revolution

Pewter vessels and tableware were melted to fund the war effort. The George III statue in Bowling Green was removed and sent to Connecticut for ammunition. Silver services were melted to help pay revolutionary expenses, with pewter sets and garnishes transforming dressers and sideboards into usable war material.

George HI Bowling Green New York City John W. Harrington Sons of Liberty Connecticut

West Lebanon Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mr and Mrs John George visited Mrs Elizabeth Campbell in town last week. The ill in town are slowly improving. The Ladies Auxiliary hosts a child party at Mrs Heber Georges with guests from Homer City and WB Collins home visit.

West Lebanon John George George Elizabeth [Campbell L. IA. IL Heber Georges Risinger Homer City W Ib. Collins

Central Newsroom Shifts Focus To Vacation Chats

A busy switchboard records a pause as a caller asks for a number while a woman explains her vacation to another woman, delaying regular business for about half an hour. A light, everyday moment captures how personal conversations interrupt routine operations.

Central

Desert Heat Claims Sixteen Lives This Year

Sixteen persons have perished from heat and thirst in the deserts of the Southwest this year. The toll highlights dangerous conditions during the season and warns travelers to carry water and seek shelter from extreme heat.

Moistened Sponge Sprinkled With Bird Seed Grows Odd Green Batl

A damp sponge dusted with bird seed sprouts an unusual green formation that resembles a batlike figure and attracts curiosity for its odd appearance.

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Shhloota Gresley Mirch B. I. Readmarel Oakland Cemetery B. I. Roadmarel Went Christ, Episcopal’ Church Roger Charnock Marshall Jennings R. D. Williams Raymond Harold Herbert Frederick Marguerite Virginia Mra Estella Ramsey Mt. Carmel Frank Rickard Tamagia Charles William. Rickard Shamokin Mr.m. Bowser Adam Nibert St. Bernard Catholic Adam Nibert East Oak Street St. Bernard Church Elizabeth (Shisler)Nibert Equilla Brust Clara Nibert John C. Nibert Lawrence M. Nibert Wallace ‘Campbell Livermore M. Gaudentin Sisters of Mercy Mercy Hospital Philip J. Chilcote Margaret Mig Ik. Northam M. K. Northam Chicago Estelle McChesney Robert M. McChesney Shelocta Albert JO. Junkehart Mahoning’ Baptist Angeline Elizabeth (McLaughlin) Lukehart Albert C. Lukehart Plumville Marlin M Everett B. Lukehart Adam G. Empfield Lucilla ‘Anna Campbell Lucilla Anna George Dewey Campbell Dilltown William Kathleen Beatrice Carolyn June McCloskey Robert McKee Hamilton Robert McKee )Hamilton Hamilton Alda Craft Rossiter By Jay Burns Tne Mnan Maury Majestic Victor Records Silas C. Streams Philadelphia St Ross & de Gaetano Cleaners Indiana County Indiana Motor Co North Eighth Street Our Fire Department
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