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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1930

Page

7

Death notices for Mrs G T Learn and others in Green Township

The paper reports the death of Mrs Kathryn Flemming Learn wife of G T Learn of Green township from pneumonia after years of arthritis. It notes her birth April 9 1864 at Fleming Summit, teaching history, Florida trip for health, Lutheran church work, and survivors including husband and stepson Paul Learn. Funeral at Cockport Lutheran church. Also details for Mrs Martha Ayers Mrs Sophia Simpson and Mrs Laura G Gray with burial plans and family survivors.

G. T. Learn Kathryn Flemming Learn G.T. Learn Green Township California Greep Township George Memming Flemming Summit Purchase Line Academy Indiana Normal School Blairsville Cockport Paul Learn Laura Jessie Flemming BE. J. Flemming San Diego Calif Cockport Lutheran Church W. G. Slonaker Coolkport

Obituary notices from Blairsville and surrounding towns

Funeral and memorial notices for Harry Davis Joseph Gray and Robert Gray along with Mrs Mary Lavina Smith Mrs Elizabeth Reed Amanda Wilkins Steve Shimko and William J Dodson summarize deaths in Blairsville Knoxville Armstrong County West Wheatfield Westmoreland and Derry area communities. Interments take place in Blairsville Greenwood Homewood and Jacksonsville cemeteries with family survivors listed.

Mary Lavina Smith Smith Armstrong County Absalom Elizabeth Campbell Woodward A. Woodward Smith Ruth Isabel Smith

Obituaries from Rossiter and nearby towns

Multiple obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. John Watchak in Rossiter aged 47, Mrs. Kathryn Shields of Livermore, Reider Scott former Kinport resident, Mrs. Ellen Donaldson of Blairsville, Mrs. Fred Sheesley of Montoursville, infant Dorma Jane Nicholson of Coal Run, and Hulda May McLain of Stown. Funeral services and interments followed in local churches and cemeteries, with survivors listed and dates provided.

John Watchak Rossiter Ellen Donaldson Harry 8. Brantlinger Blairsville Blacklick H. B. Donaldson Wee Harry S. Brantlinger Dorma Jane Nicholson Dorma Jane J. H. Nicholson Coal Run Barnesboro Hulda May McLain Hulda May Mitchell McLain Stown North Fifth Street Oakland Cemetery

Dairymen hold banquet and meeting in Indiana county

Seventy two members of the First and Second Cow Testing Associations met at the Moore Hotel for dinner and a session Saturday evening. Clark Steele presided, the minutes were read, and acts were performed by Carl Johnston Uniteh Brown and County Agent J W Warner. State College dairy extension expert C R Gearhart spoke on Pennsylvanias strong testing program and urged rigid culling and scientific feeding to cut costs. The Second Association will close its fiscal year October 31 with I O Schalmann expected to summarize records, and a Nov 1 start for the new testing year with $4 monthly dues per member.

Indiana County Moore Hotel Clark Steele Marion Center Clyde Houck Charles F. Allen Smicksburg B. B. Crawford Carl Pennsylvania Gearhart I. 0 Schalmann Penn State

Progress Trespass Notices Printed on Heavy Paper or Muslin

Printed notices offered in paper at 6 for 25 cents and muslin at 3 for 25 cents. Postage 5 cents if mailed. Cash with mail orders. Exchange taglines included.

Their Summer Voyage

Two department store companions drift from routine to romance aboard a summer voyage of chance. Maxine Murray, desiring a fuller life, meets Mr Grant on a city porch as he shares travel dreams and cruise pamphlets, hinting their budding bond could become more than a fleeting fling.

Onotony Maxine Murray Maxine Mr. Cramer Romeo Flere TJ Maxine Gayly Mr. Grant Maaxine Japan

Cherry Tree Travel and Social Guests Weekend Roundup

Mr and Mrs Lewis Straw and family drove to Lajois on Sunday. Mrs H R Bee shopped in Indiana on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J H B Wooster and family visited Pittsburgh over the weekend. Mr and Mrs C W Sebring called in Barnesboro Saturday. Miss Beulah Straw visited friends in Barnesboro. Miss Dorothy Shaner and brother David drove to Mundys Corner, then Dorothy joined sister Helen home. Miss Dorothy Hunter vacationed with friends in Jersey Shore. Mr and Mrs Clyde Bee and sons Robert and Jack returned from Berea and Akron. Mr and Mrs Norman Johns and three children motored to Coolk’s Forest. Mrs Nancy Brilhart and son Dean went to Dubois Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Jerry Shaner drove to Glen Campbell Sunday. Dr H T Keller of McKeesport spent weekend with Mr and Mrs H C Hanna. Mr and Mrs Fred Patterson shopped in Johnstown Saturday. Mrs Hidw Butterbaugh of Loyd spent Sunday with town friends.

Lewis Straw Lajois H. R. Bee Indiana J. HB. Wooster Pittsburgh C. W. Sebring Barnesboro Beulah Straw Dorothy Shaner David Mundys Corner

Smicksburg Social Notes From Local Folks

Mrs. Marie Stear Lola Fulton Merle Black Margaret Lewis Mable McCormick spent Thursday quilting at Mrs John Roushkes. Mr and Mrs Taylor Good spent Wednesday at Dubois and others gathered Friday in Indiana for the milk testing banquet at Moore hotel.

Marie Stear Lola Fulton Merle Black Margaret Lewis Mable McCormick John Roushkes Taylor Good Dubois J. B. Troutman Merle Blake Mannerville Clover Pierce John Lewis Frank Stephenson Jack P. B. Stiteler Quinten Ed. Mehgo

Progress and Post Gazette Combine Offer for 1080

The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette announce a newspaper combination for the coming year. The two papers cost $6.00 for RB. F. D. F. D. subscribers or residents in towns without a Post Gazette agent may subscribe by sending orders to The Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pa.

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Martha Ayers Ayer Oak Street Gilgal Church John L. Ayers Lewis and Charlotta Pierce Springdale Allegheny County Chambersville Oak Tree James Ayers Theodore Beatty Wilkinsburg Abraham Pierce Marchand Thomas N Joseph M. Pierce Town M. BH. Church James A. McCamey Sophia Simpson Gilgal Presbyterian Church John Simpson Nathaniel] Cook Simpson Hamill Laura G. Gray Punxsutawney Taylorsville Hiram Eliza. Shaffer Gallagher T. B. A. Gray The Baptist Church Women’s Relief Corps Women's Club George F. Gary Chicago BH. J. Baker Harry Davis Camden, N.J Joseph Gray McKeesport Robert Gray Clearfield Punxeytawney Cemetery Wesley S. Wakefield West Wheatfield Emory M. B. Church Brotherhood Bible Class Jessie Robinson Wakefield J. Millard Paul Ottis A. Bennett Burrell Township State Highway Department Mary Jane Bennett McKinney John Bennett W. F. Bauman Sharpsburg Misses Pear Helen Bennett John Speer J. C N. O. Bennett F. T. Lowman George Goines Burrell Elizabeth Reed Robinson Funeral Home Elizabeth McCracken Reed Samuel Reed Jacksonville Blacklick Township W. A. Reed Freeport Mary Orr Conneaut Lake Jennie Berk Chatham, N.Y Cynthia McGinley Amanda Wilkins Greenwood Cemetery Amanda Lewis Wilkins Brushyalley Township Frank Charles Lewis Brushvalley Township Dora Learn Center Township Steve Shimko Aultman Indiana Hospital William J. Dodson Lockport Derry Latrobe Hospital Pennsylvania Railroad Gona Charles Anna Livengood Webbster's Dictionary Indiana Motor Company Opp P. R. BR Bta Kathryn Shields Livermore John Brown Lewisville Reider Scott Reider Scott Kinport West Church Street Max Beringer Clark Bryan Charles Scott James McLean Akron Hio Fred Sheesley Montoursville William Sheesley Creekside Lancaster Montours Ville David Fleming Grant Street Progress Office Reed Homer City Blacknox Josephine the Bon Ton BON Ton Indiana, Pa Buchheit Bros Bigelow - Hartford People’s Shoe
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