Indiana Resident James Fleming dies after week in hospital
Funeral services will be conducted this afternoon at his residence followed by interment in Greenwood cemetery for James Albert Fleming aged 64 a well known Indiana resident who died at his home on South Aveath street Sunday afternoon after a short illness He was born February 10 1872 in Armstrong township and lived in Indiana 27 years He worked as a carpenter then elevator operator and was a member of M H church and Peeler Bible Class Surviving are his widow Mae Campbell Fleming and three sons Merle Oleon Fleming in Indiana and Wendell Fleming in Johnstown He was brother of I W Fleming Mrs Mary Thomas Mrs J C Baker and Mrs J C Foremoan all of Indiana and Perry and Avy Fleming of Armstrong township Funeral details for other local obituaries follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Fleming
Greenwood Cemetery
James Albert Fleming
Indiana
Oveath Street
Indiana Hospital
John
Avelyn
Thomas) Fleming
Armstrong Township
Savings & Trust Company
M. H. Church
Peeler Bible
Holt Hughes
Mae (Campbell) Fleming
Merle and
Oleon Fleming
Wendell Fleming
Johnstown
I. W. Fleming
Mary Thomas
J. ‘C. Baker
J. C. Foremoan
Perry and
Avy Fleming
Armatrong Township
James Kephart
Nicewonger
Clymer
Blacklick
Mary Myrtle Leath
Green Township
Raymond
Mra
Blair
John Clark
Blackick
Lloyd Hill
Elmer Kephart
Penn Run
Elmer Shankle
Glen ‘Campbell
William Kephart
Mia. Sylvester
Commodore
Sarah Learn
Erie
Eva (Smith) Hepine
Ferguson
Blairsville
Blairaville
Eva (Smith) Repine
Charles
Mary Ann (George) Smith
Anna Watson
Charles M. Smith
Charles I. Hoffman
Sybill
Margaret H. Smith
Mince Meat Sundae and Quick Kitchen Tricks
A vintage feature offers a mincemeat sundae recipe with vanilla ice cream and hot fruity mincemeat sauce, plus a children’s hour fruit custard dessert using rice and mincemeat. It also suggests quick spaghetti-based meals with beef onions peppers and tomato sauce baked in a casserole for a speedy dinner.
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Cooks’ Council
Mrs Palmer of Homer City Dies at 26 in Home
Mrs Naomi Adamson Palmer aged 26 wife of Roy E Palmer dies at 489 South Main Homer City at 10 55 am after short illness. Born December 27 1909 in Punxsutawney she was a graduate of Punxsutawney High School and member of Indiana Evangelical church since 1938. Survived by husband two children Beatrica Louise and David Frederick Palmer her Punxsutawney mother four brothers Alfred Alfred Adamson of Albion Cameron Adamson of Detroit George and Ralph Adamson Punxsutawney and two sisters Mrs Raymond Weber Punxsutawney and Mrs James Frew Rossiter Funeral at late home Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Palmer
Margaret’ Naomi (Adamson
Palmer
South Main Street
Homer ‘City
Homer City
Punxsutawney
Andrew Adamson
Grace (Pantall) Adamson
Punxsutawney High School
Indiana Evangelical Church
Saint Peter's Reformed Church of
Longtime Canoe Township Farmer W Baun Dies at 78
W Baun of Canoe township aged 78 died Monday night after a three week illness from heart trouble. Born March 7 1868 he was a son of the late Joseph G Baun and Barbara Pfeffer Baun. He married Anne Miller in 1892 and had 10 children. Survived by widow and ten children, 17 grandchildren, and several brothers and sisters. Funeral at Pine church Thursday at 3 pm with interment in Pine cemetery.
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W. Baun
Canoe Township
Joseph G
Barbara Pfeffer Baun
Anne Miller
Clay
Mary Weaver
Laura Dunmire
Catherine States
Edna Gaston
Juneau
Carl
Luther
Max
Richard
Akron
Mildred
Irving
Silas
Cloe
H. C. and
Miles
Burt Baun
Jackson Center
Sarah Armstrong
Rochester Mills
George Hawk
iPine
Pine Cemetery
Obituary for John Bruce Mitchell of Indiana origin
John Bruce Mitchell died at his home in Haryington Delaware after a long illness. He was born October 12, 1880 in West Indiana and married Maud Widdowson on August 15, 1904. A machinist with Sutton Brothers & Bell Foundry, he was active in the Christian church and its music program. A memorial service is planned in Indiana with interment at Rochester Mills. He is survived by Maud and siblings J J Mitchell and W G Mitchell, and sister Mrs Billa A Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bruce Mitchell
James
Martha Loulan (Thompson) Mitchell
Haryington
Delaware
Old West
Indiana
Maud, Widddowson
John Widdowson
Mitchell
Sutton Brothers & Bell Foundry and Machine Co
Indiana Foundry Co
Christian Church of Indiana
Rochester Mills
Maud (Widdowson) Mitchell
Billa A
Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R Dy readers
A brief notice states a price of six dollars for a combined edition or offer involving The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette directed at R. DY readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. DY
Mrs Simeon Johns Dies After Long Illness In Pine Flats
Funeral services for Mrs Simeon Johns aged 68 will be held this afternoon at Pine Flats Christian church with interment in McDowell cemetery Green township. Born July 10 1868 in Pine Flats she lived there all her life and was active in the church. Surviving are her husband several Johns children Clyde Wellington Alonzo Ralph John and Mrs Emms Yankovica all of Pine Flats Mrs Vernie Barr of Heilwood two sisters and her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon Johns
Pine Flats
McDowell
Green Township
William, Sides
Charlotte Jane Esch Die at Eight After Tonsil Operation
Charlotte Jane Esch daughter of Mrs Clara Young Bech and the late Charles Esch died Tuesday afternoon in Indiana hospital from a throat infection after a tonsil operation. Services Thursday at 2:30 at the grandparents home Mr and Mrs Edward Young Hast Chestnut street followed by interment Oakland cemetery. Survived by mother and grandparents. born in Pittsburgh, lived in Indiana seven years.
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Charlotte Jane Esch
Edward Young
Hast
Chestnut Street
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana
Clara (Young) Bech
Charles Esch
Fittsburgh
Surcharge Claim Against Former Treasurer McLain Remains
A 1933 surcharge against County Treasurer C. C. McLain stays on county records after Judge B. Creps dismissed exceptions to the claim. The original $72,606.72 surcharge, tied to bank closings involving Citizens National Bank of Indiana and Dixonville Deposit Bank, was reduced to about $27,000 through securities liquidation. Counsel for the current Board of County Auditors urged striking the exceptions. the motion was granted, with McLain's side arguing no county loss and full eventual repayment.
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C. C.mclain
Board of County Auditors
Judge &B. Creps
Jas. W. Mack, Sr
Peeler & Feit
McLain
Citizens National Bank of Indiana
Dixonviile Deposlt Bank
William ®. Pierce
Adwin M. Clark
Creps
Miss Mary Weaver Escapes Injury After Car Collision
Miss Mary Lou Weaver daughter of Joseph B Weaver assistant superintendent of Indiana County Schools narrowly escaped injury in a crash at the Wayne avenue Maple streets intersection Monday morning. Her car was grazed by a Miles Brilhart 30 Chevy Chase truck, which swerved onto the curb to avoid impact, snapping a telephone pole and uprooting a tree.
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Mary Louw Weaver
Mary Lou Weaver
Indiana County
Joseph B
Weaver
Wayne Avenue
Maple Streets
Miles Brilhart
Chevy Chase
Brilhart
The Road of the Transgressor
A young reporter on a stalled crime story in a Pullman car pursues inspiration from a striking stranger while debating a local mayoral race in Mechanicsville. She aims to write a piece that could fund a fur coat as Mrs. Minerva Locke fights a smear campaign led by Peter Hinman. The city’s political dirty tricks and a budding romance collide in a vignette of ambition and flirtation.
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Apollo
Ethel Barrymoreish
Minerva Locke
Mechanicsville
Peter Hinman
Mechaniceville
The Road of the Transgressor Ends in Song and Scandal
A reformer crafts a deceitful plan with Mrs. Locke to ruin Peter Hinman’s reputation. A staged city hall rally escalates into a melodramatic scene as a reporter feigns ruin to manipulate public opinion. Escaping, she boards the Boston train, haunted by the yellow note and a harsh lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Locke
Ugs
City Hall
Peter Hinman
Mechanicaville
Mechanicsville
Sadie Thompson
Eliza
Peter
Nellie
Apollo
New York Engineers Describe Electric Revival Method
A group of New York engineers told the American Institute of Electrical Engineers in Pasadena how to revive victims of electric shock. The method uses a stronger reviving shock after artificial respiration and has shown about 60 percent success in animal experiments. Reviving currents may reach up to 25 amperes, with as little as one tenth ampere stopping the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Pasadena
Landon pledges relief and balanced budget plan
Gov. Alf M. Landon addressing a Cleveland audience vows a balanced federal budget without harming relief for the unemployed. He attacks Roosevelt relief waste, proposes state local funding and merit-based relief administration with temporary jobs. He cites 25 billion spent, 13 billion debt added, and 11 million unemployed remaining.
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Cleveland
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
America
Gov. Landon
Ras Na Works
Relief Administration
Unnamed Social Security Number Policy in 1937
A remark highlights the Roosevelt era move to assign a New Deal number for every worker. The system would be identityless, with individuals identified only by a government number used across employment for life.
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Roosevelt
Social Security
County P T A Dinner Meeting in Hellwood
The Indiana County Parent Teacher Association holds its semi annual meeting October 27 at 430 PM in Hellwood High School auditorium. County president Mrs Harvey Heath will lead the event with Dr Richard Madden of Indiana State Teachers College as guest speaker on inherited qualities underlying character development. A musical program is planned. dinner costs 60 cents with reservations via local coordinators by October 24.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Indiana County
Hellwood High School
Harvey Heath
Richard Madden
Indiana State Teachers College
Walter Whitmyre
George Lindsey
William Thompson
Heylwood
Indiana
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Charles M. Hill
Streams
Church Street
White, Township
Willam i Glassby
Marjorie
Shirley
Audrey
Nancy
Gordon Yost
Horace Griffis
Philadelphia
H. D. Fair
College Ave
Indiana, Pa
Ohio
Woodburn Granite Works
Sooth College Avenue
Trdiang
Penna
Frances Peor Hien
Landon
County P. T. A
Hellwood
Ala
Econersion
Riley
Zenith Farm
Redio
Zenith
Blair F. Uber
Wichita Eagle
Roosevelt - Landon
James J. Walters
Willis & Henderson Oral Company
Wayne Ave
Streamline Market
Georgie Porgie
Sunshine Butter
Bing
China
Philadelphia St
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