Ward Devers table to be out after protracted illness
South Bend district notes mention No. 1 Ward Devers to be out after a prolonged illness. Several local families and residents, including the Silvis and Wehrer households, visited relatives and attended social events. An agricultural show at the South Bend schoolhouse drew representation from eight schools. Preaching at St Jacob's and Sunday School are scheduled, with area residents planning cattle shipments to Pittsburgh stockyards and tests for Tb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June
Twenty Kiudson
L. M. Marts
Austin Say
Apollo
Harry Rearick
Raymond
Homa
Yngh Rearick
Anna Smith
Vandergrift
Harry Devers
Butler
M. Wettherson
Bresle
Marjoria
Pike's Peak
Neve
St Dacob's
Howard Kimmel
Erie Silvis
Pittsburgh
Weekend Visits Across Town Reported
Mr and Mrs Win Wigner and others visited Mr and Mrs George Hazl on Sunday. The Elfords Burnes Wirk Sheesley and Lucille, and C W Kinter with son Harry motored to Freeport to visit friends over the weekend. Sam Troup was a business caller here last week. Albert Fisher and son Version called on friends in Marion Center Sunday evening. Faye and Jina McQuown visited Miss June Burns Sunday. John Misher called on friends in Pittsburgh last week. his wife, visiting there, accompanied him home. A sermon is planned at the M B church Saturday night by Rev Melnturft. Mr and Mrs Glenn Smyera and children Marion Harry Peffer and family were here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Wigner
Som
George Hazl
Elford
Burne
Wirk Sheesley
Lucille
C. W. Kinter
Harry
Freeport
Sam
Roub
Albert Fisher
Marion Center
Faye
Jina McQuown
June Burns
John Misher
Pittsburgh
M. DB
Melnturft
Glenn Smyera
Marion Harry Peffer
Local Social Notes From Cookport and Nearby
Mrs Morris Clark is visiting with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert McCullough who are proud parents of a baby girl. Mr and Mrs Lewis Henry and family and Beulah Reed were at Wheusburg on Sunday. Marie Graham spent Saturday with Wil de Hughes at the Rodkey home where Miss Tughes boards. Mr and Mrs Harry Woentsell spent Sunday at Clarence Henrys. Alice Cronk was Wednesday guest of her sister Mrs Wm Rodkey. Mr and Mrs Hubert McCullough spent Saturday evening at Max Crawfords. Grover Keating won an Indiana caller last week. Mr and Mrs Arthur Stephens and family of State College spent the weekend with Mrs Will Lutman. Mrs Judy Long and two children spent over Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Jerry Lydic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Clark
Robert McCullough
Lewis Henry
Beulah Reed
Wheusburg
Marie Graham
Wilde Hughes
Rodkey
Miss Tughes
Harry Woentsell
Clarence Henry
Alice Cronk
Wm. Rodkey
Hubert McCullough
Max Crawford
Grover Keating
Indiana
Arthur Stephens
State College
Wi U. Lutman
Udy Long
Jerry Lydic
Local Social Notes From Marion Center Area
Community updates list residents moving to new homes, family visitors and travel. Ginter and Huey families relocate to local properties. Spicher, Marts, and Sayres relatives travel to Erie. Ray Buterbanugh and Clark Getty on the sick list. Rev. Campbell holds a quarterly Wesleyan meeting. others visit kin in Norristown and Homer City areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Ginter
Marion Center
Milton Spicher
Wu. Marts
Kylersville
Ray Buterbanugh
Clark Getty
F. B. Campbell
New Castile
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Merle Huey
David Nigewouger
Howard Dishong
C. C. Cross
Agnes Sayres
Erie
Ralph Huey
Pittsburgh
Blair Gromley
Nola Fuller
Local Social Notes From Wilgua and Hillsdale
Mrs. Langham and family visited relatives in Wilgua and Swissvale while Mr. and Mrs. Langham and Wayne Langham were guests. Miss Keta Kerr of Hillsdale called on friends here last week. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Lockhart of Rochester Mills visited Mrs. Lockhart’s mother Mrs. Farnsworth on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nce
Oreghitdeen
Wilgua
Rochester Milla
Death notices of Isabel Campbell Charles Shaffer Hattie Gibson
Mrs Isabel Miller Campbell 81 died October 14 in White township from bronchial pneumonia. Widow of David Campbell she is survived by children W J Campbell Emery Lawrence D Campbell and Mrs S B Kauffman plus several others. Funeral at home followed by Oakland Cemetery interment. Charles Shaffer 75 of Sagamore died October 14 after chronic illness. Survived by widow and children Clyde Arthur Coy Paul Norman P Alice George Stockdale and Blaine. Funeral at home October 16. Mrs Hattie Gibson 41 of Penn Run died October 14 from multiple diseases. Survived by husband and daughters Isabel Ruth Charlie. Funeral at home with Presbyterian burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel M. Campbell
Isabel Miller Campbell
White Township
Curry Run
R. M. Offutt
Oakland Cemetery
Charles Shaffer
Sagamore
Clyde
Cleveland
Ohio
Arthur Coy
Chambersville
Paul
Kittanning
Norman P
Walier
Alice
Juneau
George Stockdale
Blaine
Stevens
Hattie Gibson
Hattie (Eddy) Gibson
KE. H. Gibson
Penn Run
Thomas Eddy
Somerset County
Presbyterian Church
Isabel
Ruth
Charlie
Presbyterian Cemetery
Deaths and Obituaries From Indiana and Vicinity
Obituaries for B Frank Wineman of Homer City at 74 after a long illness, Ella Enterline of Dayton aged 64, Algers P Weaver near Marion Center, Foster Young of Johnstown, Smiley Lewis of DuBois, Florence Pittman of Lyons PennsylvanIa, six year old Helen Stabley of Cherry Tree, W J Manease from Pittsburgh, Frank Jinkovic 38 killed in Lucerne No 2 mine. Surviving relatives listed for each obituary with funeral details and burial sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jinkovic
Jinkovic
Lucerne
Dilltown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Mary Williams spent Saturday night with Mrs. Emma Young. Mr. and Mrs. George Adama visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George MacQuerrie and the Bowers family with Norris and Martha of Penn Run. Watson Dill and Misses Hazel Cramer Chloe Campbell Alene Stephens Blanche Johnson visited Morrell Campbell on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Williams
Emma Young
George Adama
George MacQuerrie
N. Bowers
Norris and
Martha
Penn Run
Watson Dill
Hazel Cramer
Chloe. Campbell
Alene Stephens
Blancheohnson
Morrell
Campbell
Deaths of Miss Elizabeth Simmons Miss Kathryn Exler
Obituaries feature Miss Elizabeth Simmons of East Philadelphia Street who died of heart disease in Indiana, funeral Sunday led by Rev. J. B. Baker with interment in Oakland cemetery. Also notices for Miss Kathryn Exler of Johnstown, first year Indiana Normal student, and Miss Sara Nesbit of Olivet aged about 84 who died from a stroke.
Harvey Jewell 72 Clarksburg Resident Dies After Long Illness
Services were held on Saturday and burial was made in Widers Ridge Harvey Jewell, aged 72, a well known resident of Clarksburg, died Tuesday evening, October 13, after a long illness. Lifelong local. Wife died four years ago. Survived by sons Irving Alexander of Butler, J Edward and Raymond at home. Survived by siblings Mrs Alexander Miller of Pittsburgh, Mrs Tila White in California, James of Kent, and Hazza in the west. Funeral Friday afternoon, burial at Saltsburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algers P. Weaver
Marion Center
Georgeville
Robert Weaver
Peter A. Weaver
North Point
John Weaver
Smiley Lewis
DuBois Hospital
Jeannette
Matthew Lewis
Rafe Walker
Ebert Brewer
George Greiner
Clair
Renton
Wash. Orvie
Warl
Harvey Jewell
Clarksburg
Irving
Alexander
Butler
J. Edward
Raymond
Alexander Miller
Pittsburgh
Tila White
State of California
James
Kent
Hazza
West
Saltsburg Cemetery
Death of Mrs Flenniken in Burrell Township
Mrs Mary Margaret Flenniken aged over 76 died at her Burrell township home on Monday morning. She leaves son John R Flenniken and two daughters Miss Jeanie Flenniken and Mrs I R Gerard of Aswnwall. Funeral services will be held this afternoon with burial in Blairsville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Arbean Stabley
Guy
Ruth Stabley
Cherry Tree
Jersey Shore
Mary Margaret Flenniken
Burrell Township
John R. Flenniken
Jeanie Flenniken
I. R. Gerard
As- Wnwall
Blairsville
William A Hamilton Dies At 52 In Blairsville Region
William A. Hamilton aged 52 of Wedgewood and chief clerk of the Conemaugh division of the Pennsylvania railroad died on Sunday. He was well known in Blairsville and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Tmmamilton
Wdgewood
Conemaugh
Pennsylvania O Railroad
Blairsville
Miss Mary Jane Stephens Dies in Johnstown
Mary Jane Stephens aged in the early 1900s died Monday afternoon at the home of her sister Mrs. L H Mayer in Johnstown. She was sister to Attorney John H Stephens and the late Judge M B Stephens born January 7 1887 in Indiana County. The funeral will be in Dilltown Wits County with services at the Baptist church conducted by Rev John W Davis and interment in the family cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Frank Wineman
Hamar City
Jacob
Elea[nos (Stewart) Wineman
Centar Township
Graceton
Homer City
Wineman
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Mr. Wineman
Catherine Ellis
Charles Wineman
Wandercroft
P. QO. Stuchell
W. F. Wineman
Elm Grove
W. Va
Mary
J. W. Nelson
Elmer Wineman
Clinton Wineman
Indiana
Samuel St. Clair
Margaret McCrea
Mary Jane Stephens
Indiana County
L. H. Mayer
Johnstown
John H. Stephens
M. B. Stephens
William
Wits County
Baptist Church
John W. Davis
Blairaville
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South Bend No
Cookport
Hillsdale
Ella
S. Enterline
Ella S. Enterline
Dayton
Frank J. Enterline
Enterline
Philadelphia
Samuel
Eaterline
David Hoch
Sprankle’s Mills
Dayton M. B. Church
Hilder H. Baterline
Alpheus H
Duff L
Frank J
Richard P
William Hoch
Jennie Campbell
Near
Punxsutawney
Margaret Lingenfelter
Minnie Miller
Frank
Glade Run
Foster Young
Grandview
Florence Pittman
Frank Pittman
Lyons
Pla
Archie 8. Palmer
Washington Street
Dilltown
Anderson
Elizabeth Simmons
W. R. Loughry
David and
Phoebe Simmons
W. R. Loughty & Company
Zionutheran
Ralph Loughry
J. B. Baker
Kathryn Exler
George L. Exler
Indiana Normal School
Miss Exler
Miss, Exler
Sara, Nesbit
Sara Nesbit
Noble Nesbit
Olivet
John Nesbit
Young Township
Elders Ridge
Widers Ridge
William A. Hamilton
Farmer’s Exchange
Water Street
Indiana, Pa
Feder
Tex
Oregon City
Dinsmore
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