Not Growing Wheat payments totals revealed
Seven wheat growers received government checks exceeding 10 000 each for not growing wheat and one recipient was paid 29 000. The article asks readers how large their own check was.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1936
Page
7
Obituary notices for Flora Campbell Stear and Yeck deaths
Obituary notices report Flora Campbell of White township and Hillside near Derry, a longtime teacher and church member, died at 10:30 Tuesday night. Services scheduled at Bennett home and Robinson Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Also noted are the funeral of Gilbert Stear, Smicksburg resident and Civil War veteran, and the death of Joseph Yeck, 56, of Lucerne Mines, with services in Homer City and burial at St Bernard cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Campbell
White Township
Nettie (Campbell) Bennett
Hillside
Derry
James M
Sara Barry Hamilton Campbell
Miss Campbell
Indiana
Pittsburgh
First Presbyterian Church of Indiana
Indiana State Normal School
Chicago University
William E. Bennett
John C. Hamill
James M. Campbell
Frank H.campbell
Floyd Say
Shelocta
Campbell
Plymouth Hamill
Bennett
Hillarde
Robinson
North Seventh Street
Robert L. Clark
The
Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Gilbert, Stear
Smithsburg
Gilbert Stear
Smicksburg
West Mahoning Township
Death notices for Viola Jobe and Miss Stadtmiller
Funeral services for Mrs Viola Imogene Jobe of East Church street will be held this afternoon at her home, with interment in Oakland cemetery. She died Sunday morning from a heart ailment at age 30, survived by children, siblings, and her mother Mrs Nancy Carnahan. Separate notice: Miss Enna Louise Stadtmiller, 66, long-time housekeeper, died at 2:30 am at West Philadelphia street residence. born 1870, nurse graduate, member of St Bernard’s. Funeral Friday at St Bernard’s Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Jobe
Oakland Cemetery
Viola Imogene Jobe
Nancy A. Carnahan
East Church Street
W. Shane
First United -Presbyterian Church
Town
Israel Car
Enna Louise Stadtmiller
Emma Louise Stadtmiller
William C. Wissel
West Philadelphia
J. C. and
Catherine
Rudi) Stadtmiller
Indiana
Philadelphia General Hospital
Stadtmiller
St. Bernard's
J.C. Stadtmiller
Biafraville
Karl J. Stadtmiller
Agnes ‘M. Stadtmiller
Margaret Stadtmiller
Robinson Funeral Home
St.Bernard’s Catholic Church
Father Brady
Harvey F Stiles obituary from Brushvalley township
Harvey F Stiles aged 70 of Brushvalley township died Thursday at his sister Emma Young’s home in Dilltown after a long illness. A retired farmer, he is survived by his widow, children Albert Stiles in Indiana Blair Stiles in Homer City Martin Carl Boyd and Hagar Stiles of Dilltown Mrs Harvey Matkin of Belsano Bruce Stiles of Wicitensburg and Walter Stiles of Johns town plus 24 grandchildren and a sister Emma Young of Dilltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey F. Stiles
Armagh
Brushvalley Township
Emma Young
Dilltown
Albert Stiles
Indiana
Blair Stiles
Homer City
Meartin,Carl, Boyd and Hagar Stiles
Harvey Matkin
Belsano
Bruce Stiles
Wicitensburg
Walter Stiles
Johnstown
Robert Mikesell
Coral
Greenwood
Town
Robert Mikegell
Funeral services for Saltsburg resident Charles M. Rusnak
Charles M. Rusnak aged 71 a Saltsburg resident for 30 years died Friday at Indiana hospital from complications of diseases. An Austria native a miner by trade he belonged to St John Lutheran Church of Saltsburg with Rev Albert Speck conducting the funeral. Survived by his widow a sister Mrs Mary Roslosnick of Louisville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Rusnak
Saltsburg
Indiana Hospital
Austria
St. John's Lutheran Church
Albert Speck
Mary Roslosnick
Louisville
Charles G Smith funeral for farmer of Blacklick township
Charles G Smith a well known Blacklick township farmer died Monday in Allegheny General hospital Pittsburgh Funeral services will be held at his late residence Thursday at 2 30 pm interment Blairsville cemetery He was born February 23 1881 son of William J and Anne Marion Smith He married Emma Kunkle and leaves a son Leroy a Homer City High School teacher a brother Frank M Smith a former county treasurer and commissioner and a sister Mrs Carrie Torrence all residing in Blakeville Also noted are multiple brief notices of other local deaths and survivors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Smith
Blairaville
Charles George Smith
Blacklick Township
Allegheny General Hospital
Pittsburgh
William J
Anne
Marion) Smith
Emma Kunkle
Leroy
Homer City
Frank M. Smith
Carrie Torrence
Blakeville
Century birthday for Lutherburg pioneer Kirk
George C. Kirk of Lutherburg Clearfield county near 100th birthday April 3 1927 with rich Civil Engineer and pioneer historian background. He helped survey DuBois and wrote Brady township history father of nine children survived by two daughters. Also notes Red Cross hygiene classes started in Indiana County with Miss Alice Graffius guiding Cherry Tree session. Twelve Girl Scouts enrolled in Junior Red Cross and thirty-one women in standard course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUI
H. Kirk
Homer Cuty
George C. Kirk
Luthersburg
Clearfield County
DuBois
Brady Township
Charles Carpenter
Ashville, N
Annie Kirk
Hagerstown, Md
Indiana County
The
American Red Cross
Cherry Tree
Alice Graffius
Red Cross
Local Social Notes and Obituaries From Conemaugh Area
Village and nearby residents are listed visiting relatives and attending church events. Notables include Jacob St. Clair visiting his son, Mrs. Clinton Wakefield in Youngwood, and many weekend guests across Claridge Armagh and New Florence. A Lutheran Sunday school meeting featured hymns, lunch, and committee work. Jacob Gamble of Butler died at 76. funeral held in Butler with local relatives in attendance. Daughters born to several couples. John G. Walbeck from Germany district visited town. R.D. readers are advised of a Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette subscription offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Jacob St. Clair
Conemaugh
John St. Clair
Clinton Wakefield
Youngwood
John Fry
Armagh
Dewey Riddell
Charles Hostetler
Claridge
Edwin Croll
William H. Fisher
New Florence
Marke Dougherty
Hazel Reed
Bradenville
Rose Thompson
Bible Caya
Lutheran
David Robinson
Glenn Henderson
Bolivar
M. C. Rhinehart
John McDowell
Charles Ayres
Indiana
George Siebold
Jacob Gamble
Butler
Arenle
Myre
Ralph Minerd
Flurst
Latrobe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philadelphia Street
Woodburn Granite Works
South College Avenue
Penna
Joseph Yeck
Lucernemines
John Popovich
Michael Yeck
Czecho-Slovakia
St. Marys Greek Catholic Church
John J. Baycura
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Kitt Optical CO. Eyesight Specialists
Indiana, Pa
Murray's Dyeing and Cleaning CO
Philadelphia
Phila. St
G. L. Siefken
Champaign
Illi
Misa Edith Walker
Robert F. Walker
Joel
J. Parr. Walker
L. ‘A. Walker
Merle Walker
George
F. ‘Walker
C. F. McJunkin
Margaret O'Hara
Todd H. Walker
Bondville, Ills
Raymond Eugene Turnbull
Henry Turnbull
Waterman
Thomas
Ira
Henry
Irvin
Russell
James
Caroline
Frances
Irene
Hetty
Emile J. Lorente
Blairsville
Belgium
Michael’ Thomas
Emma
Anthony Lorente
Donna Mae Ramer
Dona Mae Ramer
Melya (Douglass) Ramer
John
Vera Louise
Stephen Douglass
South Bend Cemetery
Susan Hindley
Susan Findley
New York City
Frank Findley
James Findley
iConneaut Lake
John Sheehe
Williamsport
Earwig
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
Farmers Bank Gs Trust Company
Gicbana
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
Willis & Henderson Floral Company
Wayne Ave
H. D. Fair
College Ave
Ohio
Sinr
Indiana Dairy CO
Indians County
395
Tia, Seng
Sloan Bros
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