Marion Center Notes Local Residents and Incidents
Local notices report Mies Grace Wetzel visiting with her mother Mrs Mary Wetzel in North Manor. J B Long and Park Van Horn engaged in weekend business and home projects. Death of Paul Streams, Colorado, son of Mollie Streams, linked to a truck and a train collision. Several residents visit relatives, new dentist Dr Thomas Taylor plans accommodations, and homes suffer minor fire damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Grace Wetzel
R. N
Aruba
Dutch West Indies
Mary W. Wetzel
North Manor Street
A. Neal Griffith
Clearfield
J. B. Long
Indiana
Park van Horn
Catherine Holt
Audrey ‘Barr
Brackenridge
East Main
West Main Streets
Wetzel
Kutztown
Paul, Streams
Colorado
Mollie Streams
John Ackin
Pittsburgh
C. D. Rosa
John Park
Wilkineburg
Martha Park
Lester Peffer
N. Manor Street
Delbert Pardes
Cleveland, O
Alda Wiesinger
Progress Trespass Notices for crops and property deal
Progress Trespass Notices promote protection of crops and property at six for 26c on heavy paper and three for 26c on Maslin. Postage three cents if mailed. Distributed via Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R. D. readers at $5.50.
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Maslin
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
Personal Brevities From Town And Neighboring Areas
Mr and Mrs Harry Smith of Van dergrift visited relatives Saturday. Robert Awasell near Shelocta called county folks Tuesday. Duff Crawford near Smickburg shopped in Indiana Tuesday. P T Mabon Anna Vesta Mabon of West Wheatfield were Indiana callers Wednesday. Merle Fleming South Eleventh street and Hulda Hook Hast Oak street spent Sunday in Akron. Mrs Harry Herlinger Mt Lebanon Pittsburgh guest of Mr and Mrs Silas Browning weekend. Luther Lewie and Mrs Earl Trusal and Mrs Sarah O Hara Ernest weekend relatives in Cleveland. Robert Carson A B McElvaney and Patty attended Navy Harvard game in Baltimore and stayed in Washington. Wilmer Fairman Oakland avenue and Charles Waller Creekside weekend in Hershey Washington DC for Pennsylvania Sabbath School Association convention.
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Harry Smith
Vandergrift
Robert Awasell
Near Shelocta
Duff Crawford
Near Smickaburg
Indiana
P. T. Mabon
Anna Vesta Mabon
West Wheatfield Township
Merle Fleming
South Eleventh Street
Hulda Hook
Robert Carson
A. B. McElvaney
Patty
Vernon Fritchman
Town
Baltimore
Washington
Wilmer Fairman
Oakland Avenue
Charles Waller
Creekside
Hershey
D.C
Pennsylvania Sabbath School Association
Walter Wineman Tells Lions Of Trip to Russia and Alaska
Walter Wineman of Homer City spoke at the Indiana Lions Club meeting detailing his summer expedition with Dr. Hrdlicka of the Smithsonian to Alaska and Soviet Russia. He shared artifacts and photographs. Plans for the Halloween party at Rustic Lodge include a dinner and dancing with masques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wineman
Russia
Alaska
Indiana Lions Club
Homer City
Wineman
Indiana State Teachers College
Hrdlicka
Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D.C
Soviet Russia
Lions
Lion Woodring
Lions Hallowe'en
Rustic Lodge
Lion Boyda
Lion Boyd
Lion Andy Stahura
Prodigal
Lion Angie Cardamone
W. C. T U Meeting in Salem M P Church
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet Friday evening at 7:30 at the Salem Methodist Protestant church in Green township. The program includes devotions by Mrs Scott Douglass, a discussion on Sabbath observance and Bible in public schools, readings by several members, music by Mrs Gomer Smith, and closing business and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loleta Stahl
V. B. Cable Music Newspaper
Gomer Smith
Elizabeth Rummel
Payroll taxes for federal workers across the nation
An estimate claims 830,000 federal employees cost the average U.S. family of five about $40 per year in taxes, excluding legislative judicial and military workers. The note credits H I Phillips and cites editorials from Newark Evening News, Kansas City Star, Tulsa Daily World, Buffalo Evening Star, and others, with various social and historical observations.
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United States
Longtime Green township resident Mrs Reed dies at 78
Mrs. John B. Reed, aged 78, died Monday at her Stafford home after a paralytic stroke. Funeral rites are planned Thursday at 2:00 PM at Cookport Lutheran church, with burial in Cookport. She leaves husband John B. Reed, eight children including Ford Reed and Merle Reed, 36 grandchildren, 24 great grandchildren, one great great grandchild, a brother Sample Gallagher, and three sisters. The Reed family lived in the Stafford community. she was a longtime Taylorsville Presbyterian member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Reed
Cookport
Green Township
Stafford
Reed
Ford Reed
Deckers Point
Harry Uncapher
Indiana
Merle Reed
Philadelphia
Samuel Reed
Barnesboro
Smith Reed
Johnstown
William Parkins
Ebensburg
Lawrence Reed
Iowa
P. J. Colosimo
Kinzua
Sample Gallagher
Sloane Butterbaugh
Mary Lydick
Rush Laney
Love
Wesley Pearce
Smithport
M. B
Devers
Rossiter
Banks Township
Margaret Neal
George Neal
M. BA
J. A. Byrd
Gipay
Irwin Pearce
Homer Pearce
Big Run
Rhoda Hatten
Grampian
Flora Woods
Laura Young
Binghampton
N. Y
Ethel Strunk
John Fetterhoff
Mahoning Baptist Church
Martha Ann Fetterhoff
Plumyville
Joseph Mikesell
Sagamore
James Fetterhof
Linus Fetterhoff
Phrasia Carroll
Wendell Wilson
Plumville
Obituary of Calvin Simpson Kunkle of Homer City
Calvin Simpson Kunkle aged 70 long-time Homer City resident died Monday at his home from complications after a July stroke. He was born October 11, 1867 near Jacksonville, reared in Young township, and later worked in livery real estate and lumber. He married Margaret Myers September 10, 1889 and is survived by his widow and children J F Watterson Ralph B Lisle H Kunkle John C H F Kunkle, plus siblings J B E Kunkle Emma Smith William Kunkle and A L Kunkle. He was a member of the M E church Odd Fellows Chamber of Commerce and Lions Club. Burial followed at Greenwood cemetery in Homer City.
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Greenwood Cemetery
Calvin Simpson Kunkle
Homer City
Peter
Lille Ann (Cochran) Kunkle
Jacksonville
Young Township
M. E. Church
The
Odd Fellows
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Margaret Myers
J. F. Watterson
Ralph B
Lisle H. Kunkle
John C
H. F. Kunkle
Tulea
Oklo
J. BE. Kunkle
Emma Smith
William Kunkle
A. L. Kunkle
Akron
Funeral for William L Householder in Homer City
William Lee Householder aged 18 dies in Indiana hospital from pneumonia after a short illness. Funeral Thursday at 3 30 in Homer City Lutheran church with Rev. Charles Tell officiating, burial in Oakland cemetery. Survived by parents Clair and siblings Virginia, Helen, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Householder
Homer City
Widowson and Barber Families Faced with Obituaries and Grange Event
Funeral rites will be conducted for William C. Widdowson in Robinson Funeral Home with interment in Harmony Cemetery Cherry Hill township. Also, Miss Florence Elizabeth Barber dies in New Castle Hospital. both families are named with surviving relatives. Armstrong Grange to hold Halloween program at Parkwood schoolhouse on Wednesday evening featuring music, readings, skits, and jokes from local residents.
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Robinson
North Seventh Street
Harmony Cemetery
Cherryhill Township
William C. Widdowson
Wm. Widdowson
Mt. Olivier
Pittsburgh
Penn Run
Southside Hospital
Neil
Flora Fowler
Taylorsville
Florence Elizabeth Barber
Wendell Barber
Green Township
New Castle
Hyelyn
Geneva
Akron
Wayne
Johnstown
Ruth and
Sheldon
Armstrong Grange
Parkwood
Hallowe’en
Martha Wrailey
Hallowe'en
Frances Hamton
Helen Craig Sippin
Erma Campbell
the Grange
R. A. Fouts
Martha Bakley
Cat Family
Anna Brown
Ethel Mull
Agnes Craig
Hazel Craig
Waldo Craig
Kenneth Millen
Hussal Crate
Laura Wigelia
Neltie Campbell
Martha Fralley
Indiana County Attends National Dairy Show in Columbus
More Than a Score from Indiana County attended the National Dairy Show at the Ohio State Fair Grounds in Columbus last week. The event featured the National Percheron Show and the National Horse Pulling Contest with daily horse shows. County Agent John W. Warner lists attendees including J. Cornell, B. Gerhard, W. G. Campbell, W. D. Mack, Frank Paul, H. Allison, H. Lydick, B. R. Braughter, H. M. Travis, Kart McClelland, Wendell Wetzel, H. N. Haskell, Marshall Haskell, W. C. McMillen, Archie Nicho, J. H. White, Frank Harper, John Grove, Carl Johnston, D. H. Hicks, and Warner himself.
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Indiana
Columbus
Ohio State Pair Grounds
America
John W. Warner
Cornell
Gerhard
Blairsville
W. G. Campbell
W. D. Mack
Frank Paul
Armagh
Harry Allison
Harry Lydick
B. R. Braughter
Clymer
H. M. Travis
Kart McClelland
Wendell Wetzel
H. N. Haskell
Marshall Haskell
Smicksburg
W. C. McMillen
Home
Archie Nicho
J. H. White
Frank Harper
John Grove
Carl Johnston
D. H. Hicks
J. W. Warner
Protect Your Crops and Property Ad Offer
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Marion Center
Green Vase Floral Shop
Philadelphia St
Wadsworth
R. W. Wehrle & Co
Indiana, Pa
H. I. Phillips
Newark
Evening News
John ‘Barrymore
Kansas City
Texas
Otis ‘ Lorton
Tulsa Daily World
Yunnastan
Buffalo Evening Star
Dale
Jasephine Martin
Josephine Martin
J. 3. Madill
San Clements
Calif
Blairaville
W. T. Martin
Charles Duncan
Sarah
Letitia Duncan
Blacklid
Mra. Hettie Thompson
Calvin
Kunkle
Miss Florence Barber
Percival
Heyton
H. D. Fair
College Avenue
Dvilana
Dillinger
Long & Rim Insurance Agency
210 Savings and Trust Building
General Insurance
G. W. Graff CO. Meats Groceries Delicatessen
North Sixth Street
National Brands
Geo. Cost’s
South Ninth Street
Pennsylvania
Zenith
A. C
K. C
J. Hartnett
Gazette Building
Penns
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