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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1936

Page

7

Henderson and Woodward Deaths Highlight Local Obituaries

Funeral services were held for Thomas Armatrong Henderson 77 in West Wheatfield and for Nann Sweeney Woodward in Findlay Ohio. Henderson, longtime farmer and school official, died of stroke complications, survived by wife and six children. Woodward, born 1880, taught in Latrobe and Derry, later moved to Findlay, survived by husband Dr. M M Woodward four children and a sister.

M. M. Woodward Findlay Nann Sweeney Woodward Nann (Sweeny) Woodward Paulton Westmoreland County James A Belle Reed) Sweeny Indiana John Woodward Toledo Ohio Peggy Nancy James Margaret Browning Pittsburgh

Asa W. Scott Dies After Stroke in Indiana Community

Asa W. Scott Civil War veteran and seasoned lumberman died early Saturday at his Grant street home following a stroke. Interment with military honors was in Sykesville cemetery. He was born November 19, 1845 in Allegheny County New York and lived in Jefferson County Pennsylvania before relocating to Indiana. He worked in timber estimation at Cook Forest and served in the Pennsylvania Volunteers. He married first Alah Phillips. children Harold P. Scott and Mrs. W. S. Garee survive, as does wife Lillie M. Thompson, two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren, a sister Mrs. Frank Moore of Sykesville, and other relatives. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Samuel W. Shane with a service at the Sykesville Baptist Church.

Germany M. BE Church Thomas Armatrong Henderson West Wheatfield Township Thomas Jane Fulcomer) Henderson Germany Asa W. Scott Indiana Grant Street Sykesville Justus M. Scott Allegheny County N. Y Jefferson County Jis Cook Forest Pennsylvania Volunteers Reynoldsville Lodge Reynoldsville First United Presbyterian Church Samuel W. Shane Sykesville Baptist Church Scott Alah Phillipns Harold P. Scott Philadelphia W. 8. Garee Lillie M. Thompson Frank Moore Sykenville Robinson Funeral Home Oakland Cemetery Erma (Manners) Bush Glenn Bush Rayne Township Cleveland Clinic Telford C. J Nettie (McGaughey) Manners Hiders Ridge Town Ernest Presbyterian Church Jack Dwight Manners Merle Craig Earl Manners Wilson Howard Elders Ridge Arthur Fox Center Township Norman Manners West Newton Walter Williams West Brownsville

Obituary Notices from Vandergrift Area Deaths

Obituaries report Delbert G Frantz 44 of Rossmoyne Pennsylvania died after a long illness. His funeral was held in Vandergrift with interment in Smicksboro. He was born February 24 1892 at Rossmoyne, known for flouring mill work with his father Thomas H Frantz. He married Tillie Elkin June 17 1914 and is survived by his parents, a brother Leland, and two sisters. Also noted are funeral rites for Mrs Frank Hoffman a native of Indiana who died in Vandergrift and for Mrs Mary E Beer 75 of Vandergrift with services at her daughter’s home and interment at Apollo. Mrs Beer was a lifelong Indiana county resident and Brethren church member, survived by daughters and sons and many grandchildren.

Delbert G. Frantz Smicksboro Rossmoyne South Mahoning Township Thomas HH Melvina Lewis) Frantz Tillie Elkin Leland Plumville O.A. Good DuBois Doyle Beck Dayton Vandergrift St. Bernard Catholic Church Frank Hoffman Indiana Mary Creig Priteburgh Richard Selig Violet Neal Canton Myrtle MicCool Ralph Selig Gertrude Caldwell Heward Anna Schuler Freeport Mary E. Beer H. E. McCullough Emerson Street Apollo Hooversville H. B. McCullough W. A. Beer Shelocta J. Roy Beer A. Eugene Beer Tll

A Hymn of Praise for These Last Days by 8 M Work

A religious verse praising gods creation and salvation through Jesus Christ. The text cites Genesis creation, Adam and Eve, fall, redemption by Jesus, and the hope of Christ's return with extensive Bible references. It emphasizes rest in Christ, fellowship, and the Bride of Christ awaiting the heavenly kingdom.

Death notices for Stear Laughlin Dropka and Stewart

Obituaries record the deaths of David Blanchard Stear 70 of Trade City Ray Laughlin 63 of Marion Center and Mrs Stanley Dropka 31 of Fulton Run with interments at local cemeteries. Surviving family members include widow Margaret Van Horn Stear daughter Mrs R M Neville and brother Van Stear a sister Mrs John Lewis along with Ray Laughlin and Tanthus Stewart in separate rites conducted by local pastors.

Marion Center Resident Dies at 73 In Dallas Oregon

Art Stewart aged 73 longtime Marion Center resident died at his home on Thursday He is survived by a brother Frank Stewart of Dallas Oregon and other relatives.

Art Marion Center Frank Stewart Dallas Ore

Reduced Long Distance Telephone Rates Take Effect

New long distance rates filed with the FCC and Pennsylvania PSC went into effect Tuesday, cutting costs on calls over 240 miles. The overhaul includes lower overtime charges for person to person calls after six minutes, with an estimated $7 million annual saving for users. Example three minute calls from Indiana to New York, Miami, and Chicago show substantial reductions, with day and night rates detailed.

Federal Communications Commission Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania Indiana New York Old Tire Miami Florida Chicago

First Wasp Questions Son Lenacius’ Whereabouts

The First Wasp asks about Lenacius missing from daily life and social circles. The Second Wasp reveals a startling incident in which Lenacius allegedly burst a blood vessel while attempting to strike a rhinoceros.

Lenacius

Americans Reject European Isms In Favor Of Constitution

The piece warns against diluting the U S Constitution with Communism Fascism or other European ideologies citing Spain Eastern Europe purges and Soviet rule as warnings The author argues for maintaining freedom of speech religion and self rule as foundational values of the American Republic.

Europe Spain Ams

Local notes from Strongstown and surrounding area

Strongstown and Elyria residents visit, blood transfusion for Mrs Ray Wike in Johnstown, Sunday guests in the Troxell and Detwiler families, postmaster Bennett attends New Castle horse show, Mrs Annie Ondrizek guest of honor at birthday dinner, Whitesell family moves to Mountain garage, Martin sisters employed in New Kensington, Epworth League picnic and weiner roast at Frank Dearmy farm, Sowers visit Indiana, church renovation ongoing, Estella Hawksworth shopping in Indiana, local couple referenced in a playful exchange about golf etiquette.

Strongstown John Hogan Elyria Joh Garrett Lester Garrett Ray Wike Belsano Memorial Hospital Johnstown Mra Elizabeth Troxell Alfred Detwiler Boyd Detwiler Rose Marie Heilwood Richard ‘Troxell W. F. Bennett H. M. Altemtts New Castle Annie Ondrizek Walter Bennett Ondrizek Frank Strong Ann Ford Aubrey Stephens Ebensburg James Whitesell Mountain Garage Betty Julia Martin New Kensington Epworth League Frank Dearmy Guy Sowers Indiana Estella Hawksworth

Youth Pleads Guilty Theft Sentenced To Jail

Ahnal Bagley, 19, of Kent, pleaded guilty to stealing clothing from hotel guests. Judge BE Creps sentenced him to six to 12 months in county jail, plus a $25 fine and costs. Services at West Lebanon on Sept 6 feature Rev. Wilbur N. Donaldson preaching at 11:00 in the Methodist church with the message “A Half Hour in Heaven.”

Earth Micah Matt Zion Iga Tim David Ezek Heaven Dan Ray BE. J. Creps Ahnal Bagley Kent West Lebanon Wilbur N. Donaldson Armstrong Township

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