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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1937
Page
4
Funeral rites were held at the home of Mrs J C Smith near West Lebanon for Mrs Susanna Catherine McCurdy aged 86 who died after injuries from a fall. Also noted are obituaries for John C Ortz Ned L McCartney Sarah Armstrong and Miss Cora Binn Clark with brief burial details and surviving relatives.
Foster Alexander Graham 50 lifelong Lewisville resident dies at Aspinwall Veterans Hospital. World War veteran and former Lewinville auto mechanic, member of Salinburg American Legion Post and Ebenezer Presbyterian Church. Services to be conducted by Rev J W Mountain with burial in church cemetery. Survived by mother Mary Graham sister Jean Hilty Saltsburg and brothers Earl R L and Frank D Graham.
Mrs Amy Cochran Bundy of Grant Street died Friday after a long illness. She was born August 14, 1878, at Big Run, daughter of Elias and Ruth Cochran Miller. A former Indiana State Teachers College alumna, she taught school until her 1908 marriage to E E Bundy. The couple lived in Illinois, White township, and then Indiana. She belonged to First Regular Baptist Church. Rev. John Kennedy conducted the service. Survived by her husband and two brothers Marion Cochran of Punxsutawney and Baine Cochran of Pittsburgh.
Sunday services followed by burial in Blairsville cemetery for Frank H. Barr 38 who died suddenly at his Blairsville home after returning from Pittsburgh where he had surgery. A son of the late Samuel L. Barr, he was a bookkeeper for Peoples Natural Gas Co and a member of the Odd Fellows lodge and Blairsville Presbyterian Church where he led the Sunday school as secretary. Surviving are his widow, a sister Mrs Charles Doak and two brothers Wallace and Paul Barr, all of Blairsville.
Mrs Molly C Harrold aged 79 wife of J G Harrold died Sunday at 3:00 am in the home of her brother in law Jacob D Harrold near Rossiter from infirmities of age. Born Armstrong county June 18 1854 daughter of Jacob and Rebecca Grove she married J G Harrold in 1892 and lived in Punxsutawney until recently. She was a Grace Methodist member and was highly esteemed. Surviving are her husband one sister Mrs George Shaffer and one brother William Grove Burial was in Marchand cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. James 1. Rosborough Mra Esther EB Rosborough aged 91 wife of James 8 Rosborough died at her home in Waller on September 29 after age related infirmities. Born in South Bend August 1 1846 she married James B H Rosborough in 1867 and lived in Marchand before moving to Waller. Surviving are her husband and children O H Rosborough Endicott NY Mrs John Sutter Mrs Ernest Davis Harry and C A Rosborough Mrs Clair Smith James G Rosborough a sister Mrs Sarah Defendorfer and many grandchildren. Burial was in Marchand cemetery.
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Funeral services were conducted today in Wilkinsburg for Frank B Hill aged 61 who died Sunday at his home there Interment followed in Wilkinsburg He was known in Indiana and survived by his widow Edith Fiscus and a son and daughter Rev J A Brilhart a Mennonite minister and contractor from White township Scottdale died Saturday He left a widow Mary Brilhart and children Harold J Frank David Emma and Minerva Johnson.
Washington Township residents visit and host family members with Mr and Mrs J B Park Mr and Mrs John Craig John Getty and Bobby Walker join recent calls in Josiah Fisher home Rev O J Fleming of Irwin stays with his mother Mrs Ella Fleming Mrs J E Blystone and granddaughter Ethel visit Josiah Fisher Mrs John Fairman is seriously ill near Creekside Ella Fleming and daughter visit J B Orr Walter Harman and family visit Blystone home Myron Raleigh and family Carl Miller visit J E Blystone Tiny maffa fashion trends Progress Trespass Notices offered six for 25c on heavy paper three for 25c on Muslin postal option three cents.
Sabbath services at Shelocta U P church followed by Rally Day events on Oct. 10. Local residents including the Campbells and Calhouns from Missouri visited Arthur Lowry’s, with Calhoun and Ella Warner staying a few days. The P C U rally is set for Oct. 8 in the church basement. Numerous callers and shoppers, plus health notes, are listed from nearby areas. Peach stains and fruit care tips are included, ending with a note on newspaper subscriptions.
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