Death notices list several area residents interred
Obituaries report Mrs. Cordelia Jane Robinson Anderson aged 79 of Young township died after illness. Funeral at her home followed by burial in Salinburg cemetery. Surviving husband H A Anderson and children in Robinson, Young township, West Lebanon, Homer City, Albany NY, and a half sister. Additional notices: Mrs Dora McKee died near Rossiter. Mrs Elizabeth Lowry, Armstrong county’s oldest resident, nearly 100. Mrs Grace Louise Major of Cokeville. Mrs Lucy Jane Wissell of Indiana. Joseph Caster of Roseiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Anderson
Salinburg
Thomas Alfred Anderson
Young Township
Cordelia Jane Robinson
Samuel Robinson
Elders Ridge Presbyterian Church
J. R. B. Craighead
H. C. Anderson
J. E. Boyle
Robinson
Paul L. Anderson
Elizabeth Guist
West Lebanon
A. A. Weaver
Homer City
Maude Donahue
Vandergrift
F. F. Lanfare
Dora McKee
John W. McKee
Rossiter
Mary Houck
Henry H. Houck
Purchase Line
Young Ladies
Steffy Church
Gretta
Ernest
Carl
John
Jay
Mary HK. Houck
Commodore
Mrs. Great Shank
Buddy. Houck
Tyrone
Robert Houck
Clymer
Grace L. Major
Blairsville
Blairaville
Grace Louise Major
Cokeville
Charles ‘Grater
Blacklick
Somerset
John Major
Charles Grater
Edna Lehman
Salisbury
Cora Webster
Elater
Annie Patrick
Lucy Jane Wissell
Indiana
M. J. Sherrick
Oakland Avenue
Penn ‘Run
Wissell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Robinson Funera
Greenwood Cemetery
Joseph Caster
Roseiter
Adrian
Joseph
Baltimore
Harry Hardy
Punxsutawney
Daniel
Francie
Dorothy
Richard
Mrs Homer Sadler Dies After Illness in Covode
Mrs Homer Sadler aged 64 died at home in Covode Wednesday after a complication of diseases. Born near Smicksburg, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Marshall, she married Homer Sadler May 8 1907. Survived by husband, children Ralph Sadler Marion Center Edna Catherine Sadler at home and Mrs Paul Raybury Grange. brothers and sisters M L Marshall Locust St Indiana Lawrence J Marshall Buffalo R W Marshall Leechburg Mrs J B Marshall Salina. Burial Dayton cemetery Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha (Marshall) Sadler
Homer Sadler
Covode
Joseph Marshall
Smicksburg
Punxjiawney
Ralph Sadler
Marion Center
Edna
Catherine Sadler
Paul Raybury
Grange
Ing
M. 8. Marshall
Locust Street
Indiana
Lawrence J. Marshall
Buffalo
R. W. Marshall
Leechburg
J. B. Marshall
Salina
Dayton Cemetery
Notable Strayers and Schwabs Buried in Local Cemeteries
Multiple funeral notices outline deaths and services across Franklin, Brushvalley, and nearby townships. Lewis Bayne Strayer, 56, a former Indiana school principal, interred in Greenwood after services at Streams Funeral Home. Jacob Schwab, longtime Brushvalley resident, buried in Greenwood. born 1864 in the Schwab family, survived by siblings. Stephen B. Griffith, 57, died at a nephew’s home near Shelocta. funeral at Streams Funeral Home with McDowell Cemetery burial. Mrs. Lucy Belle Mevoy, 75, Danville native from White township, widow of John T. Mevoy. survived by two sons. Mary Cooper, 81, Apollo native, leaves several children across Apollo, Homer City, Wilkinsburg, and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Lewayne Strayer
Ebensburg
Indiana
Lewis Strayer
Strayer
Indiana Public Schools
Christy Strayer
Rutledge
W. E. Strayer
Morrelville
J. B. Strayer
Springdale
R. R. Strayer
Pittsburgh
R. A. Strayer
Midland
Streams Funeral
Church Street
Shirey
Greenwood Cemetery
Jacob Schwab
Brushvalley Township
Ben Avon
John and
Mary (Fetterman)Schwab
Grant Schwab
8. W
Stephen B. Griffith
Marion ‘Center
Stephen B. Ray
Shelocta
Ray Farm
Mr. Griffith
Stephen and
Anna (Griffith
Green Township
Frank J. Griffith
Mifflinburg
Anna Ray
White Township
Streams Funeral Home
McDowell Cemetery
John T. McEvoy
Lucy Belle (Trimble) Mevoy
Danville
Ill
Samuel and
Lyda Trimble
Mary Cooper
H. ‘E. Fennell
Apollo
W.H. Cooper
W. C. Frampton
H. E. ‘Fennell
Htta Dunmire
Salinburg
C. H. Cooper
Homer City
J. ‘le Cooper
H. Penrod
Wilkinsburg
Harry Cooper
Kittanning
Fair Indian Art at Chicago World’s Fair Village
A moccasined young brave in the Colonial Village at the Chicago World’s Fair paints pictures on his drum. His art might make modern visitors envious as the exposition closes on October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Prominent Coral Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs James K Repine longtime Coral residents hosted 35 relatives and friends at their home on Wednesday for their 50th wedding anniversary A turkey and biscuit dinner followed by informal addresses marked the celebration The Repines born in White township began married life on the Hood farm They later settled in Coral and raised five children and 12 grandchildren Mrs Repine sister to several Simpson family members in Indiana Also noted is a Myers Literary Society program at Center Township schoolhouse with multiple performances A miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johnston at near Curry Run featured many gifts and attendees The text also mentions a simple method to clean fouled spark plugs and a note on crime victims viewing police lineups The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette are cited with a price of $5.60
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral
James K. Repine
Charles E. Held
Homer City
Carrie Bell Simpson
White Township
Old Hood Farm
Goldie Dawson
Florida
Ruth Luther
Paul Repine
Derry
Jay Repine
Harry M. ‘Repine
Town
Repine
George
John Simpson
Martha Stephens
Charlotte
Elizabeth Simpson
Indiana
I. J. Sell
Curry Run
Kenneth Johnston
Betty and Bob Wedding Ads Parade Local Services
A whimsical 1934 county wedding themed feature lists local merchants and services Betty and Bob might need. It mentions Graff Market, Schafer Beauty Shop, Indiana Lumber, Fail’s groceries, Sutton-Miller used cars, Loyd Carr roofing, General Electric refrigerators, B T C Music Shop, Indiana Dairy, Willig and Henderson bulbs, Fyock and Buterbaugh insurance, and Canter Coal Co, all framed as a festive catalog with playful tone.
Little Girl Killed Crossing Road in Mahoning Township
Martha Ann Mauk seven dies after stepping into path of car driven by Mrs. Iddo Lewis in front of her North Mahoning home. She died after being rushed to Adrian hospital. The bereaved family and community mourn the loss. A vaccine note follows about whooping cough prevention and mild cases after vaccination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Top Church
Martha Ann Mauk
Harry Mauk
North Mahoning Township
Iddo Lewis
Marchand
Mauk
George
Martha
Coolspring
Mark
Slater
Lewis
Shakespeare Yet We Have Seen Better Days Scene
A fragmentary line notes better days before Simon of Athesu appears in Act Four. The reading hints at decline or hardship reflected in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Simon of
County Sets New High for Dog Licenses Issued
Blaine Short of Indiana reports a county record 8,333 dog licenses issued by noon in 1934, up 662 from 1933 and the highest since 1921 when the state assumed dog law enforcement. Licenses for dogs over six months are required. owners are urged to comply to avoid penalties. Some livestock and poultry damage occurred in 1934, but responsible dogs were identified in most cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Short
Indiana
Bureau of Animal Industry
C. McLain
Short
Silver production and silver holdings worldwide
The United States and Mexico are the two largest silver producers. About half of the world’s silver is held in China and India as ingots ornaments and coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
China
India
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabeth Lowry
Armstrong County
Charles F. Lowry
Dayton
Cowansville
Pence
Robert Lowry
Boggs Township
Charles
Mt. Zion
Lewis Bayne Strayer
Myers Literary Society
Myers
Center
Township
Emma Kathryn Lewis
Betty Kirkland
Charles Stewart
Louise Taylor
John Lewis
Golovichian Bros
Helen Roskovinsky
Columbus
Nancy Georgianna
Elsie Kauffman
Song—Society
Myers School
Mabel Brown
Green Bros
Roy Winsheimer
Clair Kauffman
Hstella ‘Brown
H. M. Brown
Fred W Nehrig
Vernon Britton
Charles Nehrig
Joe Taylor
Charles Henry
Leo Campbell
Journal
la ‘Rue ‘Warner
Mildred Kirkland
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Pont- Gazette
R. D
Armstrong Grange
Parkwood
Eb.h. Fouts
Charles McCardle
R. A. Fouts
Ethel Mull
John Campbell
Dick Craig
Mary ‘Anderson
Annabell Craig
Anna ‘Brown
Alvin Craig
Mabel Forbes
Lillian Wells
Martha Millen
Blanche Craig
Harvey Devlin
Pomona
H. C. Kunkle
Mrs
Shelpata
Holelstein's
Betty
Bobby
Sutton-Miller's
Bob
Schafer
Shaffer
Fail
Kase’s
Buterbaugh
Mack
L. and C. Feed Company
General Electric
Sloan's
Carpenter Tools
Boas
DeGaetano
Loyd Carr
College Inn
W. G. Yorke
Uck
Willig and Henderson
Indiana Dairy
Don Sexton
Fyock and
Thelma Moorhead Goeltz
Lightcap
Canter Coal Co
D. A. Morrison
Cab
Roy Henry
Pennsylvania Avenue
Apolto, PA
Great Barrier Reef
North
Australia
Indiana Motor Co
Buick—Sales and Service
Pontiac
North Eighth Street
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